he was invited to iceland by a group of icelandic students because they liked bear so much they wantedo know about him. while he was in iceland, an icelandic filmmaker this woman here she followed bear around for five days, and filmed him. started learning more about his life. well, guess what, now she needs help finishing this film about the man who's so interesting to so many of us about bear. ♪ >> well, guess what, i'm really stoked ba ed because we have b joining us "right this minute" from his farm right outside of yosemite national park. >> whoo! >> my man, welcome to the show. >> i can't believe how eloquently you just explained what's going on. that was awesome. >> you're a legend. you're a youtube legend. >> it's true. >> this video that has 39 million views, you didn't monetize this thing, you didn't make any money. >> god told me not to put ads on the video that my needs would be met in other ways. >> you did figure out what it means. >> so, yeah, what it means is that i was in the presence of god and i'm here to give a message to humanity. i've distilled it down to a real s

i get an e-mail from iceland and it says, we want to bring you to iceland. i'm like, okay. was puowerful to go out ther and have the festival where the kids sang. it is important. the movie needs to be made and they have to see where i did it and where it came from all and all of that. >>> we all know the menthos experiment. that is also apparently a knew experiment to test, you will not guess this, condoms? >> condoms, yes. he decides he's going to test the durex condom to see how they can withstand the force of this mentos explosion. he's in italy, so he'll add a little nutella. he puts it on the coke and puts five men toes inside the condom. >> oh, inside the condom. >> that way he was a chance to put the condom on the bottle and keep it. watch what this thing does. >> what the heck? >> look at size of that thing. >> right. >> i can't believe that. >> there is a certain limit to the condom. and that's probably -- not most reactions. >> we're not sure this is an ad for nutella or for durex, but it looks like it. >> i love this guy. >> why have a go pro, like he needed an

i believe continuing focus on icelandic whaling activities is needed to cause iceland to halt commercial whaling and support international conservation efforts. signed, barack obama, the white house. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committees on foreign affairs and natural resources and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or on which the vote incurs objection under clause 6 of rule 20. recorded votes of postponed questions will be taken later. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and concur in the senate amendments to h.r. 4152. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 415 , an act to provide for the costs of loan guarantees for ukraine. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, each will control 20 minutes. the chair r

and if they return we'll redirect to the north atlantic against norwegian and icelandic whaling. >> whatsay to your critics that say that your tactics are a little too aggressive and even violent? >> we're not violent. we have never caused an injury in over 40 years of our operations. we operate within the boundaries of the law. we only intervene against illegal activities, but we're an anti poaching group. >> one of the reasons you are so passionate about this is it's not just that some of the whales are endangers it's that these whales die terrible deaths. >> whales are very socially complex and highly intelligent creatures. and you don't kill whales inside a sanctuary. so that was our primary reason we had to protect the integrity of that sanctuary. >> why are they fighting so hard to eat while. 95% of the people say they have never eaten or rarely eat whale meat. so why is this still raising such passions? >> there are 6,000 tons of whale meat in storage they can't even sell. what it is is that the japanese fishing ministry will not give an inch on anything. they think if they give a

and iceland they basically a few weeks back that a massive drop. they said here we all go.he government has said you can use it but you cannot use it outside the country of iceland. how is it doing? >> it has potential. any limitation like cannot use it outside iceland creates a little bit of a limitation on how fake it can be. >> not necessarily going to take over the bitcoin space. a lot of variations out there. very interesting. tim draper, venture capitalists taking with me. we will talk more about tech valuations and his plan for california. can they get its economy back on track? i will be right back with that. ♪ >> you are watching "in the l oop." i am trish regan and four betty liu. 26 minutes after the hour. that means bloomberg tv of, our were you. a look at early morning trading. >> futures are pointing to a a suggestingn equity markets will continue after yesterday's rally and try to make up the selloff we had last week. not a lot of catalyst in terms of economic data out today. it is really earnings driving the equity markets. johnson & johnson and coca-cola se

iceland is number one, norway is number two, sweden is number three. to networking and communications. does that surprise you and what does it tell syou? >> it does surprise me. on some level we have great access to communication, but if you look at how that's penned very broadly to our population and, really, all our citizens, that's where we come up short. our mobile telephone s subscriptions on that particular sub-network, we're 83. even on press freedom, we are the land of the free, you know? but if you actually look at the nitty-gritty on the grassroots level, the international ranking systems show us to be 21st on that. >> on this overall category, jamaica scores higher than the united states. between jamaica and latvia. access to basic knowledge, another category that i was fascinated by. number one, japan, number two new zealand, number three, norway. cuba is just ahead of us and georgia is behind us. >> that gets to things like enrollment in primary school. most americans go to primary school, but the percentage that do is actually not that hi

victim another body has just arrived here at the city of einstein here on the anchor a university of iceland hospital. i do not have specific details as of now but i wanted to be updated in a later news cast meanwhile a total of eleven victims has been released from the state of einstein including this one right here and that's all for now and it has been saved and then reporting live from korea university einstein hospital she had some extra time. if you did not have to connect line just youtube for the eight pm. she decided to cover story by going on location. i was little. by counting more. i think i want in your eye sisters to come the homeless. isn't it the adjustment. chan heads over to the extreme south of the hospital. along with effects you can begin to feel a tickle exhibition on two wheels and prepares for next year's connection. and i now call me. and the woman who was was foreseen. cooking was outstanding. to come you can go on to them in some way ponting put us home. all i can trust my teaching day she found some new facts thanks to some reporters the straits the results for fo

iceland iceland if you recall after the two thousand and eight prices it devalued severely devalue the currency and built its problems they were five years later it's still very very well i think a lot of. some of the european union economies with the same bought and woodside that their best bet is to get out of the euro go back to their original local currency devalue and grow their ex for us which i think that many of them are going to realize is the only solution there to get out of this. model a's that they're sucker. protesters have seized government buildings on police stations in a number of towns across the eastern ukraine people are erecting barricades at entrance to the tons across the next region which is a crucial industrial hub there demanding a referendum on independence or greater autonomy from kiev while ukraine's national security council has held an emergency session on the situation artie's maria financial is in the rest of region for us. on saturday in at least full cetus here in donetsk region more governmental buildings were taken by those who protest against thou

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icelandic and design. at least i've come to be my cute about my applications of this. most of school has nine hundred and sixty continues to show their parents will have to make the chinese people the gutting the kitchen and witches are denounced you to decide the destiny of the ukrainian scores it's a topic that entered the terminal memphis to me on saturday when one of lane's played a key chain ukrainians made a tin of beans in your niche is for the country from the east and west and from the south is an all regional capitals kendall ukrainian events to participate and came to participate with their families. they wanted to prove each other and that world that ukraine is and will be united. more details in our next news cast standards of the song physics and technology college mind their own flesh not disappointed a model and is killed during a tea for peace. students were traditional holden and his band of themselves in national colors and i read you can hang on for a treat i made the comments and colors of the nation all fled the scene to the composition of ukraine

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ideas in a series of inks he's not even his own landfill has vanished from the intense oc split like iceland to start how cool the simple things in two thousand pounds was handed to me in mansfield to settle seventy wax for the british embassy in manila. it was his cry is whacking out the best strategy for the uk for execs from the european union. a few days they sent the bricks is toward women has been forced into a dt assignments mansfield stalled on economic affairs has vanished from the next while the foreign office banned him from giving any interviews with the press esc i will soon make that position. that they don't want to be announced to the tip of the decor was this option. it is that you say the display panel with the other fine. i think we should be proud that such people would be employed people of god toward us like this. this prize was based on the hypotheses that david cameron wins the next election and to live as the eu but for friends and he promised to nineteen seventeen. we will give the british people and in out referendum stay in the european union. one u turns one to c

activists hoped the ruling could also put pressure on countries like norway and iceland the scandinavian countries continue to reject the whaling moratorium defending what they say is a centuries old tradition still to come here auntie don't use startling new findings were united nations of global warming. the dog to our correspondent in thought about that so ago. went to study in germany. and you still have lots of questions you'll find all you need to know about studying in germany here. information on courses admission requirements qualifications costs and much more. w don't eat study in germany the first quarter pole for anyone interested in studying in germany. zz you. the data was released what he calls the most extensive piece of science on climate change today. this report unveiled in japan forecasts and overall condition height of up to four point eight degrees celsius by the end this entry. this offers this will raise sea levels by a possible easy to send to me it's the top scientists urged swift action from politicians to counter the effects of soaring carbon emissions. it wil

the new botanical in iceland and the tiny amount of debate on this.you know certain types of us to have to paint with a quite often in times of different preferences including non market and has traits. indeed it did not mention that preston each contest. he is the highest among european countries began. launched in waikiki stressing me d and the government to the country to get to see jack benny moscow tv channels loving and east european integration the document is already discussed in parliament and can be adopted soon says an ominous its increased due to a press meeting most of us has the stomach to take that into ramsey theory not to focus and you have to be a new great to meet yet. and on tv. despite an official eu direction of the country to help in a kimono but physically. the nation on television company or ukraine as well as all ukrainian media launch of the presidential debates every week and a fierce nation of ten elements life nation discussions of the candidates. every problem will feature four on the first presidency that will be given

this gentleman is from iceland. what is the capital of iceland? >> i cannot pronounce it correctly.re venture backs from the u.s. stuart: what chunk of the company do you own? entrepreneurs. >> that is a good thing about the u.s. venture system. they want them to have a stake in the company. >> every single person that watches this show regularly knows i will answer the following question. would you sell now for $100 million? >> i definitely would not. stuart: oh, please. it is going really well. we are just hopeful. stuart: you were great. come and see us again. >> i will. stuart: president obama. $100 million. delaying the keystone pipeline. my take on that is next. ♪ why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your

i think you have one of a world war ii plane that crashed in the harbor in iceland in around '42, '43 that we use as a test for our auvs in iceland and the other is a ship that sank in world war ii also. that's about 100 meters of water. even there it's difficult to operate. that's 45 times shallower the than what you're seeing right now with the bluefin has to do. >> will the bluefin provide color images like these? >> those are false color images. all it's getting back is sound waves. you have to think about this very differently than a real photograph. a photograph you're actually seeing what at least a representation of what we see with our eyes. this is just sound waves bouncing off the material on the bottom and then return to the sonar system and then it's just a processing problem to make it digestible by humans. this is made so that the human can visualize it. the data is really just a bunch of 1s and 0s that come back from the system. >> i'm going to ask you a completely uneducated question. when we all saw the movie "titanic. if t they could get pictures deep down in the oc

. >> in 1986, greenpeace came up and said, i want to let you know what you did in iceland was criminalunforgivable. i said, so. he said, you should know what people in this movement think about you. i said, i don't give a damn, john. i did not sink them for you or the movement, i did it for the whales. find the one whale that disagreed with what we did, but until then, i could not give a damn what you people think. >> it took everyone working together to ban whaling. for 10 years, radicals in mainstream, governments and ngos, campaign attorney international whaling commission from hunting to saving whales. us.t's not just killing they are nice. they don't want to harm anyone, really. >> what we are proposing is a moratorium. >> a moratorium finally passed in 1982. in time, he became a permanent to one ofling environment wilson's biggest successes. >> that was van jones narrating an excerpt of the film, "a fierce green fire" which tells the history of the environmental movement for more than the past half-century. it airs tonight on pbs american masters. we're joined by its director, ma

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. >> well, one of the stories that i heard last night was a family from iceland that didn't get a chance to finish the race last year, a they are here running this year, and they are running for it. and another couple from new zealand in city hall yesterday for a pasta dinner, and they both of those different people within threer or four people of each other told me the story, that they didn't get the chance to finish the marathon and they are here. we have team mr-8 running for martin richard family and people from m.i.t. running for sean colli collier, and lindzi lu running for her is her family, and so it is a special time for the city. >> and tell us how it is for you and your staff as you begin the day there? >> well, i knew some of the folks affected by the marathon last year, and since that time, i have had a chance to meet so many of them. i feel like i have known them for years. my heart goes out to them, and i feel so proud. i feed off of their energy, and as mayor of the city of boston and being here today, and my staff, and we are excited about the marathon, and this is one o

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i got for shell are sometimes hostile i didn't know if he cared that iceland for the twenty fifth dec still taking place over three days this weekend the use of french customary she squinted a nation's hopes of breaking hiv aids awareness. four when twenty twelve around six thousand four hundred people in fields discovered they were hiv positive according to mr before the french institute for health debate as well remove and three hundred cases from the previous day twelve percent of those cases. the fifteen to twenty finds that the torah infection rate is much the whole no treatment available these days desirable than the people taking risks in this decrease in contention the french health insurance firm the students found that one count of three youths have unprotected . hi nice to meet the hiv aids prevention education. such is this what chill with two different cards to write slam poetry of earth objects. it speaks to them it makes them think and let me take the off season around to make them speak more freely to all the firms collectively to dexter respect between research organi

we have not talked about europe and the work you have done from iceland.tant is mario draghi in the next 12 months? should i focus on janet yellen or mario draghi? >> they will both play an important role in the coming months. perhaps i am more concerned about europe and the u.s., they are both -- >> gautti eggertson from brown university, thank you for being with us. how about a forex report. euro/dollarere, renminbiuble churns, stronger. stay with us, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ may face criminal charges in new york. they will appeal to washington. growth isails as user not what he five -- is at 25%. the morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. we will get right to a busy day and a busy week. here's adam johnson. >> german unemployment falls for a fifth month as the economy stance. bank of japan refrains from expanding monetary stimulus. its board members forecast that the pace of inflation will quicken in each of the next two financial years to reach its two percent target. we get the m

we declare war on iceland once a year and then we give them a plan and we've gone right back. there's always ways to gimmick these budget rules. our job is to tell politicians no, don't borrow any more money, cut spending and by the way, i really -- this is something i think the republican party really needs to do is say, when you spend money, that is borrowing it, ok? the decision to spend is the decision ultimately to borrow and then the decision to tax. and george bush totally alighted the fact that when he spent money he was going to have to pay for that through taxation and obama has not even been interested in that discussion. -- distinction. right? you have to understand, like, they are the same thing, and join to focus on the debt ceiling is not a way to control that, which is focusing on the funnel problem, which is the stuff we bought. >> this is not the biggest problem with that. the biggest problem with that is that the economic crisis in this country is massive unemployment and the fact that wage growth is anemic because the labor market is slack. and conservative

. << the weather is nice to and checking on the iceland course are not for some low clouds where thecompletely out of the 40's and the 55th reverse santa rosa. 54 pleasanton and 54 degrees in print or not. 56 israelis care it denies and stored at a legal village are for this afternoon, then years and has a look like this. low seventies for the warmest - 6 defense emphasis gulf 68 in sunnyvale, the nice warm weather and austin rover to long high pressures and control for today and tomorrow but there's another way system heading our way by late thursday was in those increasing clout into the bay area. thus the been answering maybe a quarter of angela and from thursday until friday. u.s. tax is a much cooler conditions by friday but after that will start to see more changes than to the weather pattern wetter ago were menacing or. and expect for the assessment and that the file for a net one will basically when you get your car is stopped from taxing when you're in a frenzied children of the dive care and there's been a, a rush of insurance marshals frizzling two young lover and missing

iceland iceland if you follow up with the two thousand a crisis if you got a mix of really devalue the currency and rebuild its problems today or five years later it's still very very raw and i think a lot of. some of the european union economies for the same pot that will decide their best bet is to get out of the euro go back to their original local currency devalue and grow their acts for us and that's i think that many of them are going to realize he's the only solution to get out of this. model a's that they are such that. ukraine's interim president has called an emergency session of the country's national security council and to kiev to send keeps spreading throughout the east and south of the country it's now reportedly affecting towns across the crucial industrial hub of the canet screech in an autism or if an ocean it is the. on softer day in at least here in donetsk region more governmental buildings were taken by those who protest against thought she's in kiev calling for more independence from the center and calling for for the realization of the country to all of them pol

we declare war on iceland once a year and then we give them a plan and we've gone right back. there's always ways to gimmick these budget rules. our job is to tell politicians no, don't borrow any more money, cut spending and by the way, i really -- this is something i think the republican party really needs to do is say, when you spend money, that is borrowing it, ok? the decision to spend is the decision ultimately to borrow and then the decision to tax. and george bush totally alighted the fact that when he spent money he was going to have to pay for that through taxation and obama has not even been interested in that discussion. on both sides, we need to understand that they're all the same thing and that trying to focus on the debt ceiling is a way to control that is not focusing on the fundamental problem which is the stuff we bought. >> this is not the biggest problem with that. the biggest problem with that is that the economic crisis in this country is massive unemployment and the fact that wage growth is anemic because the labor market is slack. and conservatives hav

prior to his appointment, he served as the united states ambassador to the republic of iceland at the u.s. embassy in panama. the ambassador holds a ph.d. in economics and an m.a. in management from the university of wisconsin. general kelly is commander of the united states southern command. prior to his current position, he searched as a senior military assistant for the secretary of defense and commanded marine forces north. he's a graduate of the university of massachusetts and u.s. national war college. tun goes without saying you all understand the lighting system. just understand that it goes yellow about the time you have about a meant left, and it goes red when it's time to cut it off. you guys are so distinguished, i'm not brave enough to probably cut you off, so try and be -- adhere to that as you can, and with that, admiral papp. >> thank you, and good morning again to chairman hunter and the ranking members and all the members of the subcommittees. i want to thank you for the opportunity to be here this morning to thank you for your continued support of the coast guard an

believe his brother is the director of cbs news and you can smile and say it's all conspiracies and iceland by themselves i might agree with you. this is why people have questions. i would ask you questions and you can enter whatever is you want to. at what time we told the general petraeus was under investigation? were you aware of it on the day the talking points were prepared? >> i don't remember the timing of my awareness. of that investigation. >> that's pretty significant. here's the director of the cia under investigation and it was seemed to me he should've should have been told immediately by the white house on a moments notice. and also to have that influence his talking points. >> i did not know anything about what was going on with general petraeus until the day he resigned priests be so no one told you anything? no one ever said anything to it all? >> no. >> you had no knowledge of that? >> no sir. >> when you accompanied susan rice to senator mccain and senator ayotte and senator graham is a customary for cia officials to accompany a presidential nominee? >> i was asked to go.

we are chartering boeing 777 and going to iceland and finland mining. we have a big chip coming out later this year. >> is it in the charter? >> the charter can change. >> 51% of people in the community can go in and change it. >> that changes the will whole deal. >> it is supposed to be a floating currency. but if you can change the total amount of currency, then it can basically be a currency. >> the fact that you have had governments go in and print money. here you have the power of a community go and step in and decide what to do. the bitcoin, we vowed the need is profound. 600 billion in fees. this is the money going to park. >> when you make the investment in these chips, what type of consideration do you make for the idea? there are critics that suggest it will get effectively regulate out of business by certain countries. >> regulation is good. it is fantastic. we need the regulation. look in '93 and '94. >> it exists, though. >> this country is based on innovation. regulation is a very important part. >> tax laws would have to change. >> the wo

alternative america, iceland will get me.me show i do in hollywood bowl or beacon in new york. >> i know in american you have a joke in english-american. >> i had this joke they had this healthy mind and a healthy body ideal, olympic ideal. and i said nowadays adult bodies are like two weasels covered in gravy nailed to the back of a tractor which is just kind of a little bit poetic nailed to the back of a tractor. but in german -- [ speaking german ] which took me three weeks to learn. and by the time i got it perfectly, they were not laughing. they were laughing less than when i used to make the mistakes. and i realize it sounds like a hodgepodge of german words. and you have to -- i had to come up with some other way of saying it because it's not actually funny. it's just bonkers. there's no logic to it two weasels nailed to the back of a tractor. doesn't make any sense. >> you mentioned as a kid growing up loving python. john cleese called you the lost python. >> i actually asked him and he said yes i did. i forgot to ask

. -- island, and in france where he right -- iceland and in france where the brightest of the people have given up because they cannot make a go of it. quite honestly the republican party is proud of what we are doing. we are talking about how important it is to be careful and cautious, to make sure we can sustain what we do, to make sure that our promise to america's seniors on medicare and social security is taken care of. not to go and make promise that is we know we cannot fulfill. on the other side they turn right around and say let's just go tax business. let's go tax energy. let's go tax people. those rich people. ladies and gentlemen, that's how you kill the goose that lays the golden egg. i have worked hard, never missed a day of work in 36 years. i am not one of those people that they want to pick on, but i say thank goodness that we have entrepreneurs in our country who have chosen to make america home. who have chosen to employ american workers, and what the democrat party wants to do with their budget is to throw us all out of work and make us beholden to them. i thank t

city of hall now here's a here's an example if i had sovereign causes like the aurora going from iceland space quine the loco to nation in the in the u.s. and now this is come down to the. individual cities like hall and hall is a city. not unlike parts of ireland that went through a post reagan that sure nosedive right as the transition from industrial production went to financialization and they've been left behind the people hall of beautiful people wrote the fact is they killed the fishing industry and they don't care but here they come back and they say wait we're going to get back in the game of the twenty first century with a crypto coin hall calling what do you think about that well i've. been a big advocate of this idea of economy two point zero right we're on the verge of actually entering into a new type of economy here in london for example we have you know the history of the stock exchanges begin to hear the commodities exchanges in very very humble situations and so i think with something like whole coin that's actually being embraced at the local government level which i t

a very strong demand by the opposition by the people charged to emphasize human rights politic of icelando that watson but the government unfortunately always sorry to ignore all these demands. and a reminder of our breaking news from eastern ukraine right now one felice officer has been killed and several other people injured on both side after security forces launched an operation to remove protesters occupying government buildings and slavyansk now these are the latest pictures we're getting from the area and protesters have erected barricades on the bridge at the entrance to slovyansk are also reinforcing very caves in the city center as traffic police and armored vehicles try and block the entrance to the city we're closely following the situation there an area in a line and we'll be bringing you more as we get it. i fixed the law students are trying to free a man jailed for over forty years but they insist is innocent. because i stopped regime media for a time of the journalists politicians and public figures from the simplest right you come from patient abuse requests compromises a

gascoyne as a crypto coin right here on the kaiser report of course this is where the idea for an icelandic coin was birthed right here on this site on this show so have you had more time to think about it and couldn't natural gas back cryptocurrency happen absolutely i mean to me it's the gases gases gases gases these homo geneticists feelings of fungible in a way that oil is not exactly so if you had to gasp are all more whoever is a the iranians big producer who say ok we're going to issue a credit which is returnable in payment for gas that's not a futures contract which demands delivery he says you can pay in dollars your i was or gascoigne's because we've issued them monetizing guess exactly so you're just saying there's a what do we know the total global supply of gases. well it's a big number no the russians got twenty six percent of reserves iranians or about eighteen percent also for nations between them got more than two thirds of all global gas so it's different peter's contract in that futures contract is a derivative that's trading based on price expectations whereas this is a

amphibian in the world we go in the first season to look for one of the rarest beetles in the world iceland costa rica to look for the largest b. lynn the world of which it's so rare they've never found a juvenile or a female only male so we went to try to find the female so some very recreate a spider concert and. turn it at nine pm right here. that does it for now one of the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash our team america and try out our website dot com slash usa and also follow me on twitter at lindsay france. you. know. if you have any doubt left at all that the u.s. government is bought and paid for by corporations this story should help the race bad for you because the main hall of the smithsonian's national air and space museum is about to be renamed the boeing milestones on flight zero zero zero that's right americans one of your main historical exhibitions that is right on the national mall in washington d.c. your capital is about to be named after a multibillion dollar corporation and taker of all of your tax dollars to boeing why because they've bought it of cours

whaling is banned under international law a handful of countries including japan denmark norway and iceland continue to hunt whales for either scientific or cultural purposes j's ruling which came out of a court case brought by australia will likely make it even harder for those countries to justify their whaling programs and is being welcomed by many environmental groups one of those groups is the sea shepherd conservation society which was founded by paul watson to take direct action against threats to marine wildlife and ecosystems although sea shepherd has been around since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven it became known to wider audiences in two thousand and eight when animal planet began covering its fights with japanese whalers for their show whale wars here's a clip from one episode of well wars of sea shepherd members taking on a japanese whaling ship. to fire on a city coming closer. right time last night. joining me now in studio for more on the fight against whaling is captain paul watson founder of the sea shepherd conservation society and star of wheel wars chapter wats