behind me here are dozens of species of fish, but one of these dishes, toyo, or shark, is particularly popular. caught in huge numbers around the peruvian coast, this shark dish is comining at a cost, say environmentalists, a cost to dolphins. they claim that every yearar thousands of dolphins are being bbutchered illllegally out at sa in order to catch these sharks. we're going to go and find out. one environmentalist worried about the dolphins is marine biologist stefan austermuhle. >> the pacific ocean in fronont of the peruvian coast is the most bibioproductive ocen in the world. we are catching here 10% of the world's fish catch. that meansns there's a lot of fd around in form of anchovovies and other small pelagic fish. and where there's a lot of food, all the guyuys that eat that fod will come by and have their part. and that means we h have here more than wh--uh, 30 species of whales and dolphins. the fact that dolphins are killed in shark fisheries here in peru is an open secret in the entire industry. everybody that works in the fishing industry knows it. all the government r

diplomats i mean certain oh of come to get the boris johnson story which we don't have here who's he me toyo this is the other point boris johnson's friend friend has been exposed as a spy too but that doesn't count because he's conservative going out in the russian he doesn't doesn't count it's just a little corbin because he did loves the russians maybe boris johnson going to defend her father than day on friday to moscow and commemorate all the millions of fought against the nazis unlike was present to the. as a celebration of the bafta this event i want to get now enough ok anyway let's go to a bank seventy three percent owned by the u.k. taxpayer yesterday going well the herald reports r.b.s. never challenged infamous let customer memo says conduct report lots of secret documents have come out suggesting a certain lack of respect for customers including one suggesting that customers should be allowed to hang and another one saying that many of them are tiresome but remain numerous have slightly embarrassing concern i was the head of the financial conduct of already not releasing this un

it's important toyo have discussions and not themselves in a box. i would encourage everyone to not just assume they feel on an issue because their party feels but were encouraging discussion and you mentioned that i like to start myself with people that i agree with. i think that's a bit of a mischaracterization of what was being said. i mean it in a sunset conservative art surrounded by people who agree with them and they [inaudible] it's important that you do hear from people you disagree with and so you become stronger. we found that overwhelmingly that is happening in anconversations aren't being had on campus and the liberal status is left there and there's no 15 ideas being brought in. something that we noticed increased over the past years is a trend where when conservative ideas are brought to campus via a student group that is trying to push conservative ideas to their peers those ideas are deemed unacceptable and rather than chewing the hearing them ot a debate and discussing about why they tesagree and making up their own minds the main

japan between the people that want to honor the victims of hiroshima and nagasaki and the people in toyo that are close allies the united states military. but i think there are ways to do both. we just need to stop relying on weapons of mass destruction. leave militaryto allies, but we need to stop think that indiscriminately killing civilians is a defense method these days. amy: beatrice fihn, thank you for being with us. the latest winner of the nobel peace prize. she accepted the 2017 nobel peace prize on behalf of her group. when we come back, we turn to the war at home. house speaker paul ryan tweeted a story of a woman whose paycheck increased by $1.50 a week, talking about it as a major victory for middle-class workers as a result of the republican tax bill. we will speak with economist richard wolff. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "99 red balloons" by nena. i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: $1.50 a week -- is that a pay hike with celebrating? well, at least it is according to house speak paul ryan. on saturday, he wrote, "a secretary at a public high school in lancas

what was your favorite one toyo write? >> guest: this book was hard to write because i was broke and depressed. when you finish the then you can look back and think it's pretty preferable t for a special timen my life. i think it was one of the most fun to write taking off from as many jokes as i could in a journalistic framework but i was trying to cram as many feared jokes into it and it was really fun. started from a journalistic assignment and they called me up to see to write about the world series but then they said what if we started paying you for the article and chart entrance fee. okay, i will do that. i just started cramming after i dropped my daughter off from school and the other parents would say what are you up to? off to atlantic city to train for a permanent and gamble and come back then i thought the world series. so to get out of the comfort zone when i was writing it, writing the article, when you write a novel make yourself laugh. it's two years before someone else read it. with writing in a way like d