and greenpeace activists have disrupted a credit suites shareholder meeting on friday.d as unfurled a banner fake bike that fake pipeline at in meetings general assembly the controversial dakota access pipeline in the united states. finally, amazon's new offering for its alexa line of digital assistants is trying to boost your fashion sense. the amazon and go features a camera that will take a fulling photo of you, which alexa will then analyze to provide an expert opinion on your outfit. it is drawing concern from privacy advocates, who point out that full body photos can be used to analyze much more. they can be used together data on body changes such as during agency or health crises. amazon says is technology will only be used to judge your style. i could use it. >> we better end this conversation. thank you very much indeed for this edition of business. i will be back half past nine paris time. don't go away. 04/28/17 04/28/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from vermont, pbs, this is democracy now! resolutionng effective this friday. the presiden

greenpeace activisted scaled a green near the white house to unfurl a banner with one word, "resist."ne of the activists was chairmen chopokian, veteran of nonviolent protests. she's the subject of a film titled "arrested again." it's playing this weekend at the green film fest in san francisco. and here's the clip of all the time she's been arrested while engaging in civil disobedience. >> 2000, time to start getting arrested again because we're invading another country. 2001, 02, '03, '05, '06, '07, '13, 16 -- i've been arrested 32 times in five states on two coasts. >> and joining me now is the activist in person herself, chairmen chopokian, as well as filmmaker dan godis. thank you for being here. karen, the resist banner protest took place one day after president trump signed orders intended to restart construction of two oil pipelines including keystone. were you just protesting that or other issues, as well? >> no. we were protesting all of his policies, promises, and practices. it just was fortuitous that it happened after that. ever being his administration, we were -- everyt

greenpeace activisted scaled a green near the white house to unfurl a banner with one word, "resist."ne of the activists was chairmen chopokian, veteran of nonviolent protests. she's the subject of a film titled "arrested again." it's playing this weekend at the green film fest in san francisco. and here's the clip of all the time she's been arrested while engaging in civil disobedience. >> 2000, time to start getting arrested again because we're invading another country. 2001, 02, '03, '05, '06, '07, '13, 16 -- i've been arrested 32 times in five states on two coasts. >> and joining me now is the activist in person herself, chairmen chopokian, as well as filmmaker dan godis. thank you for being here. karen, the resist banner protest took place one day after president trump signed orders intended to restart construction of two oil pipelines including keystone. were you just protesting that or other issues, as well? >> no. we were protesting all of his policies, promises, and practices. it just was fortuitous that it happened after that. ever being his administration, we were -- everyt

environmental activists celebrated a victory when friday became the first full day since the late 1800's that britain did not burn any coal in order to generate electricity. hannah martin with greenpeace said -- "the first day without coal in britain since the industrial revolution marks a watershed i n the energy transition." and the winners of the 2017 prestigious goldman environmental prize have been announced. among them are -- community organizer mark lopez, who forced the state of california to conduct comprehensive lead testing and cleanup of a working-class latino neighborhood in east los angeles. guatemalalan indigenous leader rodrigo tot, who won a historic court case that forced the government to issue land titles to indigenous people and blocked the expansion of a nickel mine. indian social justice activist prafulla samantatara, who helped organize an indigenous tribe to resist a proposed open-pit aluminum mine in the eastern state of odisha. congolese park ranger rodrigue katembo, who went undercover to document corruption and bribery in the illegal push to drill for oil in the oldest national park in africa. this is katetembo, explaininingw hehe was arrested and tortured