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roberts: there is a real groundswell of concern about this issue the likes of whwhich i haven't seenin the 23 years i've been n doing this work. prince william: it is wrong that children growing up in countries vulnerable to wildlife crime are losing their birthrights in order to fuel the greed of international criminals. clinton: this is not just about elephants. it is about human beings. it is about governments trying to control their own territory, trying to keep their people safe, as well as protect their cultural and environmental heritage. narrator: wild aid, a nonprofit conservation group, is working to curb consumer demand for ivory. a number of international celebrities joined the campaign. norton: if you buy elephant ivory, you may be part of a criminal gang. a gang of ruthlessss killers.. [gunshot] a a gang of smugglers. [gunshot] and corrupt officials. and d because yoyou're p paying, thatat makes you the boss. when the buying stops, the killing can, too. narrator: wild aid features celebrities like chinese basketball legend yao ming to educate the chinese public about iv

. >> the catch is predominately exported to the new members, whwhich could impose tariffs ifu does not grant fishermen continued access to its post breaks it waters. >> staying with europe, the european central bank has announced the end of its massive and controversial bond buying program. notice quantitative easing -- known as quantitative easing, by the end of december. in total, the ecb has bought government and corporate bonds worth 2.6 trillion euros since the program began in march 2015. purchases are intended to keep the cost of borrowing down and credit locked up in a weakened euro zone economy. critics say the program disincentive iced euro zone countries from making key structural reforms. staying in europe, paris, brussels, and retreat each have been pushing for tighter auto emissions standards, which means they've been pushing against an effort to loosen notch at an. today, the eu's top court sided with the three cities, which could mean trouble for drivers of even the most modern combustion engine cars. >> madrid is sick of polluted air, much of it from car exhaust, so th

she's s the only attororney who was with me from the very beginning ununtil the acacquittal happppd whwhich meantt that she had to bring her son who had cerebral palsy. that post a whole number of challenges. she moved withth him to c california. i will never forget margaret's -- margaret's amazing. you all should know her, as a matter of fact. she's had about five different careers. she was a civivil rights attorn, she was my attorney for two yeyears, she e was a judge in boston, she ran an international law practice, she helped to write the constitution of south africa. now she has a project, then she became a legal scholar and teaches law at northeastern. she has this program is called civil rights and restorative juststice where she investigates cases of black people in the south were killed or who had their property taken away from them were lynched in alabama and georgia and mississippi. louisiana. so, yeah. i have three black attorneneys. amy: your third lawyer was. angela: leo brenton. amy: and he's the one who in court, turns to the jury and said, be black for a minute. bebecause t

we look back at the defining moment of his first year in office, the 1989 invasion of panama all, whwhich killed some 3000 panamanians. we will speak to thehe historian greg grandin. >> a took place a month after the fall of the berlin wall and said that terms for the future interventions in a number of ways. it was unilateral. it was a violation of national sovereignty. and it was a preview to the first gulf war. amy: the inter-american commission on human rights has just called on washington to pay reparations for the invasion of u.s. to panamama. we will speaeak with one o of te atattorneys who broughght the ee and talk t to the celebrated chilean writerer ariel dorfman. his latest piece headlined, "george hw bush thought the world belonged to his family. how wrong he wasas." all that and more,e, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in wisconsin, protesters took to the state capitol monday evening to oppose republican state is to oppose republican state lawmakers to push through a series of bills to stririp power from incnco