and apparently it's not greenpeace. at least greenpeace says it isn't them this time.ly pretty happy to face the consequences and take responsibility for stunts like this. these new drone flights have apparently happened mostly at night, at multiple nuclear sites, but no definitive list of where it's happened. maybe more than the 19 that's been reported. the government says the drone haven't done any harm, but there's reports that french police have been given authorization to shoot the drone downs if they can. it's kind of spooky enough on its own, right? so you think okay, there's an activist out there who's handy with a drone the way the greenpeace activist was with the paraglade, paramotor thing. at least once, "the guardian" newspaper reports there were four separate drone flights at four different nuclear facilities all at once. four simultaneously in different places. the independent also reports that the drones being used are not your typical toy drones. they're said to be more complex helicopter-style drones that have pretty powerful engines that can fly for m

video footage shows spanish navy vessels ramming into the greenpeace dinghies. greenpeace spokesperson julio barea said the navy's response shows the power of oil firms like the spanish company repsol, which is exploring for oil in the area. >> it was disproportionate. we did not expect that from state forces. a repeat, shows how the government supports the interests of a multinational like repsol and disregards the activist groups in the canary islands, environmentalists, the government of the canaries, and the spanish society in general. >> a new report finds the number of homeless children surged 8% last year to a record high of 2.5 million. that means 1 in 30 children in the united states are homeless. the national center on family homelessness says child homelessness has reached "epidemic proportions," fueled by factors like racial inequality, domestic violence and a lack of affordable housing. in philadelphia, an undocumented mother of two u.s. citizens has taken sanctuary from her federal deportation order inside a church. angela navarro, whose children a

. >> from warrior princess to warrior for greenpeace. lucy lawless talks about climate change. >>> republicans not only want control of the senate on tuesday, but there were symbolic victories for the g.o.p. kristen saloomey has that. >> reporter: it's been called the party of the angry white men. republicans are smiles since the election, with some winners challenging the stereotype. this is the first black woman elected to the house of representatives as a republican. the daughter of haitian. >> we are not interested in dividing americans based on geppeder, race, social status, we are interested in the integrity and the honesty of a candidate. someone that will return power to the people and washington. >>> 30-year-old ellees was selected to the house as a republican. harvard graduate worked for george w. bush, before returning to rural new york to work in her family's business and run for office. >> i'm humbled to be the youngest woman elected to the united states congress and add a crack to the glass ceiling for future generations of

greenpeace erected the blockade, saying the provincial government is manipulating sometimes flouting the law. >> the forest is the same. they re-categorize it. there's no indigenous people here, or it's badly conserved. it author iced the deforestation. >> the legal framework we have been given allows us to make the changes. we are always ready to listen to objections by the environmental groups. >> salt re's wichie indigenous number is making a living by hunting and gathering, doing odd jobs. it's whittled away. >> translation: why don't they respect us, we need the space. >> this woman doesn't speak spanish, but insisted talking to us through a translator as she insists no one was listening. there's fear in her heart for children and grandchildren. she doesn't know what they'll do. >> a volcano in costa rica erupted. it rumbled into life on wednesday and seismic activity remained high. volcanic ash spread to the capital san francisco, 65km away. for more on those stories, head over to aljazeera.com. >>> hello. you are watching a special edition of "the listening post" on the snowde

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greenpeace erected a blockade to stop fuel deliveries to the bulldozers, saying the provincial government working with landowners is manipulating, sometimes flouting the law. >> the forest is the same, but they re-categorize it in the paperwork. they say there's no indigenous people, or it's badly concerned. then it authorise the deforestation. >> it's a charge denied. the legal framework would griften, which will respect, allowing us to make the changes. we are ready to listen to objections by the environmental groups. >> the community numbers a few thousand. it's been whittled away why don't they respect us. we need our pace. >> michael mendoza count speak spanish. she said through a translator, that no one else was listening. >> the fear in our heart for children and grandchildren. she doesn't know what they'll do >>> a reminder you can keep up to date with all the latest news and analysis on the website. that's at aljazeera.com. >> adults can buy recreational marijuana legally in colorado today, and reformers hope it's the beginning of a wave that will sweep across america. but in pla

last month the 91-year-old got a cold call from greenpeace a duct cleaning company offering a deal. >> $29 to clean my air vent. >> reporter: so the father of a cbs employee agreed but two hours after a two-man crew arrived mr. ye. was left with a new uv light cleanser and a bill for more than $1,500. >> i no idea it was going to be $1,500. i was just going to pay the 29. >> reporter: and he is not alone. two years ago, mark danner agreed to a low-cost duct cleaning from another company. she also ended up with a uv light and a bill for $1,500. >> tried to explain things i know nothing about. >> reporter: she was elderly, too, a common denominator about the hundreds of similar duct cleaning complaints the better business bureau received over the years and it's a growing concern for the contract stores state licensing board. >> it's companies like this who use low cost offers to get their foot in the door and then come in and take advantage of the consumer especially when they are focusing on elderly. >> reporter: he points out, while elder abuse is illegal so is operating without the p

greenpeace gave amazon and ask for not using renewable energy. for not using renewable energy. telecom says it's making progress toward electing qualcomm hass -- been losing out on millions of dollars. qualcomm did not say when it expects to collect the money. , just hours after bloomberg's ceo tweeted that tracking journalists is not part of the cubbies values and ideals, there is a new allegation. uber's ceo tweeted. uber sent bloomberg this statement. s issues.ne of uber' another is a lingering saga. onr can dig up dirt journalists unfriendly to the company. some investors, including ashton kutcher supported that view. what is wrong about digging up dirt on a shady journalist? , ending his 14es tweet rant on the subject with the following -- sarah lacy, the focus of a proposed investigation joins us now. obviously, it's been an incredible 48 hours for you. >> more than that. i first heard about this -- the story is really focused to me and travis. said not forget, this is at a table full of journalists. area on huffington, michael wolff. honestly, when he called me, i was on

greenpeace erected this to stop fuel delivers to the bulldozers saying the government working with landholders is mapp i'mulating, sometimes -- manipulating sometimes flouting the law. >> translation: it's badly conserved. the province authorises deforestation. >> reporter: it's a charge the government denies. >> translation: the legal framework we have, which we respect, allow us to make the changes. we also ready to listen to objections by the environmental groups. >>> the indigenous community numbers the thousands, making a living by hunting and gathering, doing odd jobs. but it's been whittled away. cut down to clear the way for agriculture. >> translation: why don't they respect us. we need our space. if they don't leave us land. there's nothing for our youngsters. >> thousands of the original settlers were killed with the arrival of european colonists. survivors live on the edges of a modern society. this woman speaks english but insisted talking her native language was no one else was listening. >> there's fear in her heart for children and grand children. she doesn't know what she'll d

. >> the environmental lobby group greenpeace which has staged protests at nuclear plants in france has denied involvement in the mysterious drone flights. that timing suggests a coordinated effort involving more than one person. whoever it is, if they're caught they face a $93,000 fine. tim friend, al jazeera, near naugenns sans sennes, france. >> group was killed in a clash with soldiers, mexico city, but witnesses contradicted the official version of evens. camilo pastillo says the charges are significant but may distract the public from bigger issues at hand. >> what's new about this case it's actually the first time that soldiers have been charged with these kinds of crimes. you have seven who have been charged. three of them with homicide. one of them with cover-up and several with having damaged the evidence at the scene of the crime with having manipulated the evidence. the key thing is that this response to the current human rights crisis in mexico which is spinning out of control related to the disappearance of the 43 students in the state of guerrero. so what's going on in th

. >> when i understood what that meant in 2012 i joined together with a greenpeace team to scale an oilrig or a ship that was heading to the arctic which shell was going to drill and we occupied it for four days. to try to slow it and bring a bit of attention to the fact that they were doing this. >> this was seven of us, seven of us went up the rig but 133,000 people came down it with us. >> the reason that oil companies are starting to rub their hands about going into the arctic is because it's melting so it seems much more accessible for them. so they're like can caching leo and melt the arctic. do you know what the world's going to look like if the arctic is content to allow to melt into antarctica? we are all going to be standing on the highest peaks you know huddled together. >> it is not a question of whether, it's a question of when. >> climate change is almost boring to people, a specter that seems far off and things like ebola and i.s.i.l. are very, they are hot topics but climate change is going to affect everything. you need to take back your government wherefor wherever yod

. >> environmental group greenpeace denied involvement in the drone flights. timing suggests a coordinated effort. if they are caught, they face a $93,000 fine >>> now to russia - a memorial to apple founder steve jobs has been removed because of antigay laws there. it happened when job's successor tim cook came out as gay. the monument was the shape of an iphone and was donated by a group of russian companies. the group said the statue had to be removed to comply with laws against gay propaganda >>> there's a proposal in italy to open up the colosseum, the floor, to visitors. it gives people the chance to stand where gladiators once fought their battles. >> reporter: once upon a time this was the scene of epic battles, entertainment and combat. today the col scro see um is nothing -- colosseum is nothing more than a photo opportunity. not for long n a tweet on -- in a tweet on sunday night the italian cultural minister championed opening the floor, a century after it was taken off. it was floated by an archeologist who wrote that it should go back to being us

greenpeace erected a blockade to stop fuel deliveries to the bulldozers, saying the prove join shall government working with landowners is manipulating, flouting the law. >> the forest is the same. they recategorise it in the paperwork, saying there's no indigenous people, or it's badly conserved and the forest authorises the deforestation. >> it's denied. >> the legal framework will have been given, which will respect us, allow us to make the changes. we are always ready to listen to objections by the environmental groups. >> the indigenous community numbers a few thousand, doing odd jobs. it's boning whittled away, cut to clear the way for agriculture. >> translation: why don't they respect us. we need our space. if they don't leave us some land, there's nothing for our youngsters. >> reporter: thousands of the original settlers were killed or wiped out by disease, with the arrival of european columnists. survivors live at the edge of an intrusive modern society. this woman doesn't speak spanish, but spoke in her native language. she said through a translator, no one else was liste

greenpeace erected a blockade to stop fuel deliveries. the provincial government working with landowners is manipulating, sometimes flouting the law. >> translation: the forest is the same. they re-categorize it in the paperwork, saying there's no indigenous people, or it's badly onserved and the province authorised the deforestation. >> it's a charge the government denied. >> the legal framework we have been given which will report allows us to make the changes. however, we are always ready to listen to objections by the environmental groups. >> salta wichi's indigenous community number a few thousands. making a living by hunting and gathering. doing odd jobs. it's whittled away. >> why don't they respect us. we need our space. >> this woman doesn't speak spanish but insisted talking to us in her native wichi, since she said through a translator that no one else was listening. there's fear in her heard, she said, for her children and grandchildren. she doesn't know what they'll do. >> jo is here with the sport. >> thank you. western sydn

. >> the environmental lobby group greenpeace, which has staged protests at nuclear plants in franceenied involvement in the mysterious drone flights. their timing suggests a coordinated effort involving more than one person. whoever it is, if they're caught, they face a $93,000 fine. tim friend, al jazeera, france. >> all right, just ahead here on the news hour. the new york knicks carmelo anthony joins an exclusive nba club. we'll have all the details in just a few moments. >> one of the biggest names in american football is facing increasing pressure to make a change. thousands of native americans and their supporters have protested against the arrive of the washington redskins team for a match in minnesota. we have reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: they came in traditional clothes bearing incense, chants dating back centuries and a simple plea. [ chanting change the name ] >> reporter: that name, the washington redskins has represented football in the nation's capitol. >> i don't think it's not doing anything to change any the way we feel. >> if they change they have to buy

during a press conference on the hotly contested agreement, greenpeace advocates protest against america. they claim it's not reducing greenhouse emissions fast enough. >> the united states, which admittedly was a big part of the cause of the problem because we had been an industrial might for so long, viewed as a heavy. we viewed ourselves as trying to actually find solutions. they weren't pure enough for some. >> one protester takes matters into her own hands, throwing a pie at the u.s. under secretary for global affairs, frank lloyd. >> i had to make an immediate decision, whether to be outraged or treat it lightly. i decided for the latter. this incident occurred the day before american thanksgiving. i said, standing there with this stuff dripping off me, you would have thought that on the day before thanksgiving, they could have picked a pumpkin pie rather than cherry cream. >> it's standard stuff. i think you can almost get away with that, because a pie on the face is something people do for fun. >> the press conference is suspended and he's applied with security and a new suit. >>

werell, the documents obtained originally by greenpeace canada, which made them available to the guardianr news outlets. becausee interesting they are strategy documents drawn up by it all and public relations, the biggest privately held your firm in the world and was advising transcanada on how to be back opposition and get the second pipeline route through canada. indicates -- the documents indicate at least the company was are you realizing it was facing defeat coming through the united states. talked about employing as many as 40 people from its staff to work for the company to build so-called grassroots report doesn't support for new routes to the east? the inner privy to thoughts of trans canada. i don't know whether they think it is going to be defeated, but they aren't taking any chances. and neither is the canadian government or the oil companies that are invested in alberta tar sands. there's a tremendous pressure for the energy industry to get that tar sands oil out, to get it to market because they can't now. this is a tremendous source of carbon and it is landlocked. they're

investigations into groups like the nrdc, the national wildlife foundation, the mac and lung association, greenpeace- these environmental groups are now going to be under the gun as republicans try different avenues for influencing terminal policy. quick so want to turn to jim inhofe in his own words. he won reelection tuesday. this is a video message he recently made for the climate skeptics and tank "the heartland institute." republicans are going to take over the united states senate in november, and i will be replacing barbara boxer as andrman of the environment public works committee, so we can go back and start using cra's as congressional review asked to repeal or to stop onerous regulations taking place. you guys are the only group out there that can be effective and help us in this battle, and keep in mind, they now have unlimited money to run for reelection using the issue of global warming. >> like another republican senator i was watching yesterday , rob portman, sing the key issues or cutting down regulation and keystone xl. the significance of what one big when ity, lee fang, comes to

. >> i met a young lady in the hotel who is with greenpeace and was glad that environmentalists could hook up with civil rights and under the intersection of our issues. those denying health care, those attacking minimum wages, those attacking women's rights and l.g.b.t. rights and immigrants rights. what you hear in america with the different movement is prophetic mourning. >> it's the universitiality of the struggle that will make the difference. the. >> on a plane yesterday a lady said "we are landing in st louis, i wonder if we have to go through ferguson", with fear. i said yes, ferguson is not in missouri. every city you go through has an element of ferguson >>> jonathan clark is a o blogger in st louis, and an analyst. he joins us from skype. following the announcement that officer darren wilson would not be indicted. social media lit up with real-time reaction. twitter listed this map, with 23 million tweets mentioning the grand jury announcementment why were people quick to speak out on social media? >> any time anything of significance occurs, whether it's cultural, politics

this comes after the company was criticized by greenpeace as being among the dirtiest tech companies. amazon has not yet declared any renewable energy investment timeline. seems pretty critical. since shares fell nearly 4% after morgan stanley cut estimates for the firm, tesla has delayed the debut of its suv. production of the vehicle is critical to the automaker. california and the canadian province of quebec have cut ofrt their first joint sale gas allowances citing technical difficulties. they are working to recruit other states and provinces to join the system. on bloombergtening radio, the first word is up next. for our viewers, it is a second hour of "the pulse." we are going to be talking about the battle over banker bonuses. t's leader of u.k. reward practice is joining us. we are waiting for an indication from the european court of justice as to whether or not the u.k.'s fight to overturn eu banker rules are going to be successful. going to be talking to russia's ambassador to the eu. and we are exclusive with the ceo of hunter boots. james suess is going to be talking abou

the indians have called greenpeace a threat area economy and say they have no interest in reducing carbonmissions. the carbons are billed -- that chinese are building coal-fired plants. even if you felt that this is a cause worth pursuing, our doing have zero impact. so what we need to do in congress -- and we have not been able to get any votes because harry reid will not let a single vote on coal to occur -- is begin to restrict the funding of the environmental protection agency so they cannot go down this path. >> a quick follow-up question -- is this a place that a world power should take a leadership position in and be the first to take action against global warming -- >> the president has been trying to take a leadership position, no one is interested in tying their hands behind their back and creating more problems for their people in pursuit of a goal they do not -- >> you are not looking for the united states to be the first one? >> our job is to look out for kentucky's coal miners. this administration has engaged in an assault. we have lost 7000 jobs. it is a disaster. they need

why don't they have a panel with greenpeace? the people that i am getting information from that say it is no good. whyndly, about immigration, won't we hear from the former governor of texas, george bush? he was the governor of texas, running the border there. also, about the president of mexico, what does he say about it? if they really want to be transparent, let's really see it. really want to be transparent, let's really see it. interested,ght be coming up on "washington journal " in the coming days, we will be ofking to eric pika friends of the earth, and he wrote a piece, the opposing view in "usa today" yesterday, a project of no redeeming value, his opposing view in "usa today ." paula, independent caller. caller: hi. my thing is the keystone and the domain. that they should get out of our country -- it is not their country, and as far as i'm concerned, we have got to kick everybody out of washington because we are going downhill. thank you. frontall right, paula, page out of the "star-ledger" out of new jersey this morn