also with us, ben stewart longtime member of greenpeace, who led the first greenpeace expedition to challenge oil drilling off the greenland coast. he is author of a new book " "don't trust, don't fear, don't beg: the extraordinary story of the arctic 30." he was a leading figure in the campaign to free the arctic 30. peter willcox, talk about what happened next. we see what happens on the boat. talk about what happens when you're taken off to prison. how are you taken? >> we arrived late one afternoon, met by a number of embassy officials and then we were told -- amy: how many different countries? >> 18 different countries that we represented. i'm not sure if everyone's counselor or official was there. mine was there from saint petersburg, the u.s. counselor. amy: from florida? >> i guess so. i can't for member. but he was worried. at that point, i was like, look, we have been arrested -- in a cup your consulate was from st. petersburg, russia. it was u.s. counselor. >> the council it is in st. petersburg. the embassy is in moscow. as far as we were concerned, was all business as usual. we a

greenpeace and other activists are saying to her prove it. to us you are really the climate chancellor, and secure the firm commitments from the g-7 countries, pledges that so far we have seen little tangible progress in reaching. specifically they need to pledge to limit their own carbon emissions in order to limit the rise in temperature across the planet. but they also need to give more money, a fund, to help developing poor countries to make that transition, to ease their transition to low-carbon economies. that is a tall order for angela merkel as she hosts the summit. genie: another focus today at the g-7 summit is the fight against terror. there are new faces with the g-7 today. doug: absolutely. it is called the outreach part of the summit. we are talking only about the g-7 leaders in the past few days, but the new faces around the table, several prominent middle eastern and african leaders. we have the iraqi prime minister. he is there. he is appealing for support both financial, logistical intelligence support, in what has proven to

greenpeace said 13 protesters in kayaks were arrested when they tried to stop the rig from leaving. is a spill would be almost impossible to clean up. >>> now one of the aviation industry's most important events has just opened in paris. the paris air show is the place where deals are done between planner makers and airlines. on monday qatar airlines signed a deal to buy 17 boeing 777 jets, worth more than $5 billion. have rivals airks and boeing will focus on the challenge of building the $1.8 trillion of jets they've already sold. airbus believes demand from airlines will rise 4%, al jazeera kamal santa maria is in paris. >> if you own planes, have anything to do with planes want to buy planes chance he are you'll be here at the salon de borget. , the sample here the you a-380 the behemoth of the air. the emirates of dubai is expanding, new orders for this plane are in single figures and there's question whether the plane can be fuel efficient enough. this plane boeing sphaifn 787 dreamliner. garuda wants 30 of these. intent to buy 30 of those again it tells you about the hesitati

greenpeace says earlier protesters were arrested after they tried to prevent the rig from leaving port. shell's polar pioneer is due to explore the arctic ocean for oil this summer. >>> the search for missing zoo animals after a zedly flood in continues today. 13 people were killed after the floodwaters flooded tbilisi zoo. the location of some of the animals is still unknown. >>> one of aviation industry's wait has started with the opening of the paris air show. it's the place where billions of dollars of deals are done between plane makers and airlines. kamal santamar iferga is there. >> upwards of 500 people santa time. yes an airlines like emirates from dubai is growing exponentially. this plane's already proven as far as fuel efficiency goes. boeing sphaifn 787 dreamliner. tells you about the hesitation in the market. and saudi airlines from the kingdom of saudi arabia says it wants to buy 20, a-330 regionals. these are small orders smaller planes, the big stuff is just not coming through at the moment. however, we do want to remember it is five months until the big air show in du

the executive director of greenpeace in italy. >> as greenpeace, we have already expressed our gratitudeo his holiness because we too, see climate change is a mostly moral and ethical issue. climate change is already happening in its effects have already been disastrous on the poorest countries in the poorest people don't have the means to defend themselves from it. there are also part of the human population who have the least responsibility for what is happening, being they consume less fossil fuels. we are absolutely grateful for this encyclical that for us is a source of inspiration. amy: we are joined now by two guests, naomi klein is the author of "this changes everything." she will speak at the people and planet first, the imperative to change course conference. she is joining us by video stream from canada. and here in new york, nathan schneider a columnist at america , magazine, a national catholic weekly magazine published by the jesuits. naomi, respond to the pope's encyclical on climate change and the environment 06/18/15 06/18/15 good morning. before i begin, i would really

what we know from greenpeace on this fracking study is foyer found dozens of examples, industry influence into the e.p.a. we know that when we look at the water tests from the different places it showed fracking contamination. we covered the idea into the local denton texas. they didn't want fracking. the state imposes their will. we'll talk about that. are you talking about at the federal level, white house policy influencing e.p.a. outcomes. that sound more serious than someone in texas saying don't get in the way of drilling. in the democratic case, e.p.a. specialists said "we were held back from publicizing the science, because it would affect obama 2012 political presidential campaign", these are people at epa with science, smoking gun saying this is fracking, water contamination, they risked their jobs, blew the whistle and said we were told not to publicise the information. that's not science, that's not the environmental protection gas. >>> i want to show people the trailers and the clip. the one that got all the coverage. let's run this clip and we'll discuss it. second. >> yes.

here is what one greenpeace spokesperson said about today. >> the reason why we're against arctic drill something because it will be a global tragedy if they go forward. they crashed their oil rig. they crushed their containment dome like a beer can. they've had numerous problems. >> one protester told me a month ago that they wanted to make a statement. one little person. one little boat at a time. they've certainly done that. although, from all we can tell from the company there was never any slowing down from their operations here in the seattle waterfront and they told us to be out of seattle and headed north. they have clearly beaten that by a couple of weeks. at this point the kayakers are back onshore. their barge remains at eliott bay. we're not sure how long it will stay there. there is another drillling rig in he have writ everett north of seattle and you can bet that the focus of the protest the demonstrations on the water and on land is going to move north to he have everett in coming weeks. >> you said that these protesting kayakers did not think that they would actually be

the environmental group greenpeace says eight protesters have been detained. >>> in a small sigh of relief for people going on the road trip this summer gas prices are coming down in our neck of the woods. regular unleaded has fallen six cents in the last week. $3.45 in san jose. $3.46 oakland. san francisco $3.61. these prices 60 cents less than one year ago. >>> developing news today. a prison worker accused of helping convicts escape their maximum security facility appears in court. don champion has the latest from the courthouse in plattsburgh, new york. >> reporter: wearing a bullet proof vest, former prison worker joyce mitchell showed little emotion as she walked into court this morning in plattsburgh, new york. >> i understand from what i have read or listened to that bail has been set at 100,000 cash, 200,000 bond. >> reporter: court proceedings were delayed when mitchell switched attorneys. miles away in the town of dannemora the manhunt for the two convicted killers she allegedly helped escape continue for a tenth day. >> we don't know if they are still in the immediate area or

for more we are joined by john hocevar, ocean campaigns director of greenpeace. the activists, or "kayaktivists" detained by the coast guard during monday's action against shell oil drilling in the arctic. explain why you are protesting exactly what to place, what it means to be a kayativist to john. >> it is an exciting day. there were about 100 kayaks out there in the puget sound with people from all over seattle area there to try to delay shell as long as possible, to keep their rigged from moving to the arctic. there has been a norm is opposition to this very reckless plan, partly because of the damage and oil spill could do in the arctic, as you mentioned, it is a very pristine area with ice conditions up there with the lack of ports, no roads minimal air support. the nearest coast guard station is probably 1000 miles away. it is very, very difficult to even imagine how you would respond to a spill up their. we have indigenous communities that are dependent on this area for thousands of years. in a really unique special arena ecosystem of the arctic. all of

greenpeace has called it a game changer in the fight against climate change.french taxi drivers have called an indefinite strike to protest against competition from the driving service uber. nearly 100 uber drivers have been attacked in the past two weeks. despite opposition, the california-based service appeared to be going from strength to strength and is launching its low-cost uber service in free french cities. reporter: the conflict between taxi drivers and uber in france is turning ugly good days ahead of a nationwide taxi strike against the rising popularity of the ridesharing app this passenger was assaulted in leon when he tried to get into an anti-cap. >> when i asked the driver why his light was off and not on red, he insulted me and said it was none of my business. i tried to keep calm, and said to him, it is no wonder people prefer uber. reporter: it is a sign of escalating tensions among drivers. now taxi drivers are going all out to fight back against uber's low-cost arm uberpop. the service has continued to operate despite the government making

the new york times climate report is a greenpeace news time. >> they are growing wilder and running outorst is yet to come. >> in tv storms are not just bad they are historic. >> historic crippling and catastrophic. >> historic. >> historic. >> historic snow day. >> climate change causes so many problems. >> cnn asked was this astroid caused by global warming? >> what's coming our way? is this an effect of perhaps global warming? oo there's a blurring between fiction and reality because they have a political agenda. >> this is what would happen in florida. >> climate signists laughed at those claims but kids don't know that. today at school. >> they watched it over and over. we have had children who had to sit through al gore's film four times in four different classes. >> global warming or none like it hot. >> the kids also watch the story of stuff. the it explains how radio is made. >> the metal was probably mined in south africa. the petroleum was probably drilled in iraq. >> story of stuff that has been viewed 40 million times. it says if you buy a radio. >> these people pay for the

the new york times climate report is a greenpeace news time. >> they are growing wilder and running oute worst is yet to come. >> in tv storms are not just bad they are historic. >> historic crippling and catastrophic. >> historic. >> historic. >> historic snow day. >> climate change causes so many problems. >> cnn asked was this astroid caused by global warming? >> what's coming our way? is this an effect of perhaps global warming? oo there's a blurring between fiction and reality because they have a political agenda. >> this is what would happen in florida. >> climate signists laughed at those claims but kids don't know that. today at school. >> they watched it over and over. we have had children who had to sit through al gore's film four times in four different classes. >> global warming or none like it hot. >> the kids also watch the story of stuff. the it explains how radio is made. >> the metal was probably mined in south africa. the petroleum was probably drilled in iraq. >> story of stuff that has been viewed 40 million times. it says if you buy a radio. >> these people pay for

. >> naomi ages is a climate later with greenpeace u.s.a. it is good to have you with us. how significant is this to the environmental movement? >> thank very much for having me. this decision is an historic decision the fir of its kind and we have been tracking this case very, very closely since its inception and we couldn't be happy are with the decision. sends a notice that governments must take action on climate change and the action they have taken is not just -- >> first of its kind in europe but in the u.s. the supreme court has made -- has issued rulings on environmental issues. and in fact it's given the epa a lot of leeway on emissions regulations. >> that's true. in fact this avenue has been almost 4 foreclosed in the u.s. unfortunately our supreme court ruled the other way so it is the purview of the epa to regulate carbon emissions and the obama administration have started to do that with the coal plants but the dutch ruling goes further than the decision in the u.s. >> isn't it likely dutch courts might be more receptive because half the country is under sea

. >>> a greenpeace protester is atempting to block the departure of shell's polar pioneer oil rig inhe protesters are called kayaktivists. there's more than a dozen that set out in their kayak in elliott bay early this morning including a seattle city councilman. the demonstrators hope to physically block that rig from head together arctic for drilling. there have been arrest as both the seattle police and coast guard continue to monitor that situation. >>> well today marks the key anniversary in world history. 800 years ago the magna carter was signed by the king of england laying the groundwork for constitutional democracies and our own declaration of independence and constitution. members of the royal family marking the occasion with a special ceremony just outside london. more live from london. hi greg >> reporter: uk prime minister david cameron said it and summed it up. the magna carter basically altered the balance of power between the governed and the governments forever. it happened here just behind me 800 years ago. actually what happened is the king of england that time ga

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i argue this not because it will greenpeace, but because it is just and right. it reflects the right of the jewish people to the land of israel, and the justice of our state by extending our democracy. it also shows that our democratic values go hand-in-hand with our security concerns. moreover, and finally, it answers the existential question of how israel is to handle the palestinian security threats that will not disappear in our lifetime. the covey took exit time, and i am a woman, -- because you took extra time, and i am a woman, i will conclude. i am done. [applause] host: before allowing you to respond, i will remind the crowd to fill out your cards. mr. shavit: first of all, i completely agree that the reason the israelis do not vote for it the moderate option is because the israeli left has failed to produce a realistic peace prospect. this is why i promote a new kind of approach that would be realistic. creating a two state dynamic and keeping option, knowing there is no solution. by the way, there's definitely no one solution in the coming years. it i