greenpeace tries to get in touch with the russian trulia it's only responses a ruling. they weren't particularly kindly disposed to us where said we'd keep a safe distance and they said if we didn't come too close it would be foiled but if we did they wouldn't be able to guarantee that they'd remain friendly in peaceful. approaching the troll is risky it's currently fishing and has full nets larysa boy is visibly tense the russian crew might feel they're being pro. vote. the units of a drug over the ocean floor of the size of a football pitch and as high as a three story building they're huge and they're dragged across the sea floor destroying everything in their path. a short while later the russian captain changes coups and head straight at the greenpeace boat it has to turn away makin smoke in the arctic because of the retreat of the sea ice person truly such as this one can fish further and further north that has devastating consequences for the arctic ecosystems. the life in the arctic is in danger a place that's a paradise underwater too it's a kaleidoscope of sha

the greenpeace are wrong about branding. in the hired seals vitamin c. and d. all the. vitamins i would get is a lot of the animal burned in the sea of birding in or in the higher because. all the money making. a complete. flip flop. when we set off again shady suddenly becomes nervous he thinks he's seen something he takes a look through the binoculars. there is his. opponent that. this one doesn't seem particularly hungry and takes no notice of us. when we carefully approach it runs away and swims off. until we don't see it anymore. until it becomes warm but the sky. the ice and the ocean. or it. it's not climate change that stress. knowing the animals and the traditional way of life of the people up here in the arctic and most we're told when we're back in poland in that in the evening calling someone just tells us about the eye and mind that is about to go into operation two hundred kilometers to the south it will transport or for ten months a year through the fiord and out into the world. where it needed in the parliament area have utilized the north area here for

piastres time and time again whether we secretly work for greenpeace because they don't like them here in two thousand and nine the european union issued an import ban on seal hides at the edge and have greenpeace it was the only product that earned the hunters a little bit of money. marring raise has had a very negative effect on us to this day first the sales and now they're telling us that polar bears are disappearing because of global warming but that's not true there are so many so much so fact that they fall through the ice greenpeace comes here for a few days so or a month by plane they do some tests and then they leave again for good maybe their intentions are good but their information is incorrect you believe them and you issue quotas and bans that's not ok. charlie believes we should make up our own minds and go out with the hunter things could get a little uncomfortable because the big often as they call this mountain is smoking and that means a blizzard on its way. we've arranged to meet shady taga here take us out to the flow edge the place where the ice and the ocean mee

he went on to present the first images from a documentary produced titled sanctuary about the greenpeace research expedition the academy award winner spent three weeks in antarctica with two german marine researchers. out of the room gordy of spain directed the film it was something that i will never forget it's like i thought came to my mind i guess in the brief story times these would be what the world around the sisters were witnessing the silence and be any most speaking. as a greenpeace supporter bought them advocates the establishment of the world's biggest ocean sanctuary in antarctica's weddle see. firms are not only in the spotlight at the berlin film festival but also in our draw of the week we want to know from you what kind of movie you like to what act some bollywood or maybe something else you'll find a selection on a website choose one and when you do your name will be entered automatically into our prize drawing for this exclusive your max what's so good luck. maybe your favorite movie stars actor brad pitt besides several awards the hollywood star collects art and also o

greenpeace says the government could be putting the public in danger by not giving them the entire picture they don't want to they don't want to panic the public event private is the have to lie that it is the. matter that need to need to pick and have a. warning hit them in time of operating at twenty the day the head of the government's pollution control effort says they will eventually include the fine particular readings but they don't have enough equipment. and i have to say that he would not make a dent it is in our plan to include p m two point five but it depends on when we are ready to include them into air quality index not every type or when has problem with party coast but government has even tried seeding clouds for rain hoping to rinse away the pollutants so far it hasn't worked in the meantime the people of bangkok will need to prepare for more polluted days ahead and hope that the government's plans and the weather will bring cleaner skies it's got hotter al-jazeera bangkok chinese people around the world is celebrating the lunar new year and millions of people in china are

also alters their joins greenpeace as it launches an expedition to protect the antarctic to stay with us here alone. from a fresh breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. how their weather does remain a little disturbed across parts of the middle east in a fair amount of cloud just sliding across iraq and on into iran i would be the case as we go on through the next couple of days and the possible this isn't that weather to say a few spots of rain there perhaps some longer spells of right some heavy downpours coming into parts of iraq into iran the clouds gathering over kuwait as well the high that looks fine and dry nineteen celsius amesbury. touch warmest ago wanted to friday should be largely dry but still it's also want to see showers maybe the odd shot creeping into syria easing over towards northern parts of iraq northern areas of iran the cloud then pushing over towards afghanistan that cloud still there across northern parts of the arabian peninsula body to see a little bit of right developing here and cause hours to go on into the weekend first by ship dry fr

greenpeace say, we are already over our agreed target in that part of the world a nyway target in thatd the person says inevitably this causes big changes and so, ironically, at delivering fossil fuels this way, more quickly, it is like smoking to cigarettes. the idea that fossil fuels are chuntering their way across the art dick... the eu -- dick... the eu —— arctic. people are really acting on it. but look at the continuing fallout from the sexual allegations story now consuming this double page spread in the times. all about the knock—on effect, but essentially, the main story talking about whether a slum project would help 25,000 vulnerable women 01’ project would help 25,000 vulnerable women or children will now be put on the backburner because a major partnership withjohn lewis could be scuppered. it is not, i mean, john lewis is the focus, but it is much broader than that. celebrities are dropping out of the oxfam beach, businesses making donations as well. the sentiment is we shouldn't criticise and threaten the work of oxfam just because a few people have misbehaved. that was

al jazeera joins greenpeace is it launches an expedition to protect the antarctic. and in sports manchester united i a place that champions league quarter finals sun is going to have all the latest. by the spring time flowers of a mountain late. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. however seen some rather unsettled weather developing across central and southern parts of china recently lawley winds coming in behind them and into solidly wins the areas forced to rise account down into the ground and of seats a very heavy rain here as we go on through thursday then that wet weather will diminish somewhat as we go into friday still a few showers looking around the southern coast but this is southerly wind that will win out at this day to twenty celsius in hong kong temperatures starting to pick up and should turn a little drier out a little brighter but to try and dry weather into southeast asia meanwhile the usual way to the day showers brewing up a bully probably seeing the liveliest of the showers still some big downpours on the cards there for a indonesia jakar

area relies on hunting ground water like human consumption and that the culture and groups like greenpeace are concerned about the impact of millions more people moving here on the lakeside restaurant a guest house shaking say she is concerned about what the future holds but has faith in the government if you have more people you have more garbage and the environment could be damaged but i believe the government will look after us this is seen as she didn't ping's legacy project and many people believe if he has the will and the resources to create a development here that's three times the size of new york then it should be within his power to do it in an environmentally friendly way. this is al-jazeera. well i'm a very.

greenpeace says the government could be putting the public in danger by not giving them the entire picture they don't want to they don't want to panic the public event prime minister have to lie that it is the. matter that need to need to pick. up. wanting hit them in term of operating and quality and the head of the government's pollution control effort says they will eventually find particular readings but they don't have enough equipment. and i have to say not negligent it is in our plan to include p m two point five but it depends on when we are ready to include them into air quality index not every type of wind has problem with party coast the government has even tried seeding clouds for rain hoping to rinse away the pollutants so far it hasn't worked in the meantime the people of bangkok will need to prepare for more polluted days ahead and hope that the government's plans and the weather will bring cleaner skies it's got harder al-jazeera bangkok still had only news are celebrations begin across china and southeast asia for the lunar new year but we live in beijing. and world number

we begin in the philippines where greenpeace ship rainbow warrior is on a visit to promote climate changen claudejuncker will hold a press conference on the eu budget ahead of the next eu summit on the 23rd february. and then in paris the verdict is expected in the trial of jawad bendaoud who is accused of hiding the november 2015 attackers. meanwhile in new york the un security council will discuss peace efforts in syria. a quick look at what's been happening at the winter olympics — or indeed not happening. for the third time in four days, a skiing event has been postponed. this time it's the women's slalom that's fallen foul of the wind — it will now be run on friday. there has been some action on day five — as japan's ayumu hirano was leading in the men's halfpipe snowboarding event. but an extraordinary final run from america's shaun white gave him the title. it's the third time he has taken olympic gold and it is the 100th gold the united states has won in winter olympic history. there is not much that marshall hirsch has not won. the 55 world cup race wins to his name, played down

earth rich in biodiversity and is currently untouched by human activity nicholas reports from the greenpeace ship sailing into the weddell sleep in on top to go. so we're on board the arctic sunrise heading further and further south we've come through the antarctic sound which bisects the i'm talking the internet now on the web all see but not yet at the border with the water protected the sixty four parallel but to get there we've got to get through all these lies there's a lot of it around and we're finding these clear passages trying to wade through the ice in the way that is happening is through the scope and the captain. right up there in the crows this is you just. looking for the leaves these passages through the ice which will guide us on the downside. as you can see it's just incredibly spectacular we've seen plenty of water life to the penguins or three around with the met with seals and even the old tail of the whale disappearing into the water because the reason we're on board is to follow a bad attitude to have a large part of the way into the country and then read earlier i spo

say it's rich in biodiversity and currently untouched by human activity like luck as on board the greenpeace ship sailing to the sixty fourth parallel in antarctica . so we're on board the arctic sunrise heading further and further south we've come through the antarctic sound which by sexy and talk the principle we're now on the web will see but not yet at the core that was that was a perspective that's out of the sixty four parallel but to get there we've got to get through all these lies there's a lot of it around and we're finding these clear passages trying to we're always through the eyes in a way that is happening is through the scope and the captain. right up there in the crows this you just. saw and he's looking for the leads these passages through the eyes which will guide us on the dance or part of as you can see it's just incredibly spectacular we've seen plenty of water life to the penguins or three around when he met with seals and even the old tale of the whale disappearing in. the gulf region were on board is to follow that for you to have a large part of the way to the into t

largest car manufacturer larry diverter is a senior global campaigner for coal and air pollution at greenpeace he joins us from hanoi in vietnam larry what does this say about the future of diesel both cars and lorries trucks in in the future in the next say ten years or so. first of all this is a part of a fairly global realize sation that air pollution is one of the most serious public health threats the biggest environmental health threat in the world and more action is being taken not only in europe but in china india and other asian countries diesel vehicles are being singled out because they're among the more polluting vehicles and we're short to see more regulation on emissions from. cars and trucks and more ambitious targets to shift to electric vehicles as a part of their efforts to address air pollution is there there for all was there therefore a certain hypocrisy on the part of the manufacturers because there was a point in the late eighty's the early ninety's when we were all told diesel is good and the big manufacturers the big we're talking about germany i'm think about b.m.w. i

social media, begging to be sent down to hang out with the emperor penguins. 200,000 retweets later, greenpeaceironmentalists said they'd try to make it happen. he's there to raise awareness for conservation on the land he's landing on. photo here from reuters. we love to hear your thoughts on facebook, twitter, snapchat and instagr instagram. i end this show a little angry at stephanie ruhle for stealing my other big picture. a great story and glad it was on the air, but thank you for scrambling a new one. >> the early bird gets the worm. at the end of my show, in my segment, i celebrated little miss flint, michigan. >> amazing superhero woman. >> hon nor her at 3:00. >> keep me in the loop. >> she rented a movie theater in flint. >> you watch msnbc, right, ali? >> yeah. >> rented the movie theater for all the kids of her community to see "black panther" because every kid should be able to see themselves as a super hero. i hope the theater gave them free popcorn because it is expensive. >> thanks, guys. see you in a bit. >> hallie is like, i'm done. >> so delicious though. >> movies just to ge

ethical treatment of animals, green peas, and the native american antidefamation association, -- greenpeace got surveilled, but i guess carter page and the trump campaign don't qualify for the member production. there was a part when democrats cared about things like fisa abuses. >> fisa court process is one of the most one-sided approaches in american government. i know of no other court that doesn't have some kind of adversarial discussion where there are rhetorical points of views. >> there should be some adversarial process, challenging it, just as we should in any normal court. >> the opinion themselves in key cases where the court has the benefit of hearing the other side, seeing opposing case law. >> laura: my gosh, my producer said in my ear, he was on rt tv! did you see that? that's great. look what could happen with the fisa court! but now, however, fisa is beyond reproach as long as it's used towards the ever noble goal of destroying donald trump. or preventing him back then being president at all. today on my radio show, newt gingrich agreed that a criminal investigation should

wealthiest which invite avastin currently untouched by human activity make clark is on board the greenpeace ship sailing to the sixty fourth parallel in antarctica. so we're on board the arctic sunrise heading further and further south we've come through the antarctic found by sexy and talked the principle we're now on the web will see but not yet at the core that was that would have protected the sixty four parallel but to get there we've got to get through all these lies there's a lot of it around and we're finding these clear passages trying to we're always through the eyes in a way that is happening is through the skipper the captain. right up there in the crows this you just. sort of he's looking for the leads the passages through the eyes which will guide us on the down part of as you can see it's just incredibly spectacular we've seen plenty of water life to the penguins or three around with the met with seals believe in the old tale of the whale disappearing in. the gulf the reason we're on board is to follow a bad attitude to have a large part of the way to the into the ocean count

this area relies on hunting ground water like human consumption and aquaculture and groups like greenpeace are concerned about the impact of millions more people moving here from the lakeside at her restaurant and guest house changing says she is concerned about what the future holds but has faith in the government if you have more people you have more garbage and the environment could be damaged but i believe the government will look after us this is seen as she didn't ping's legacy project many people believe if he has the will and the resources to create a development here that three times the size of new york then it should be within his power to do it in an environmentally friendly way. now laos is investing billions of dollars in a high speed rail line being built by a chinese company it will run from you know in southern china. capital of anteroom before eventually connecting with another line being built in thailand in the set of all reports on global trade routes wayne hay reports from the one providing in laos. these normally quiet previously untouched hills of northern laos and

. >> yo les tengo buenas noticias para todos en el mundo de la organizaciÓn greenpeace en conjunto conorable. >> nuevamente el temor se apoderÓ de los habitantes de mÉxico. >> el viernes los habitantes de la compaÑÍa mexicana vivieron otro sismo de 7.2 con epicentro en oaxaca. >> un millar de casas daÑadas desde ese dÍa se registraron 2.000 rÉplicas pero segÚn los expertos el movimiento telÚrico ha sido la rÉplica mÁs fuerte. >> parece que no tienen fin los rescates de personas centro americanas que son vÍctimas de trÁfico humano territorio mexicano. >> ya suman 700 estÁn apuntando que no ha cambiado si no que sale a la luz por las campas electorales que se viven en el paÍs. >> asegurar que se haga pÚblo para que la gente sepa de que Íi estÁn haciendo la decisiÓn de usar estÁs organizaciones criminales que estÁn corriendo el riesgo que los van a detalle er en. >> aseguran haber pagado entre 7.000 dÓlares pero realmente viajan en condiciones infra humos na. >> vayamos a el salvador. >> en donde liberaron a una mujer que fue condenada a 30 aÑos de prisiÓn por un aborto aunque dijo que ha