environment in hamburg in germany we have a hiker festa she's director of marine programs at the world wildlife fundand in london we have. who's an energy economists and c.e.o. of meyer resources welcome to you all 1st let me come to you though hiker because the temperature of the oceans is as i understand it a much more accurate measure of the climate crisis that we're going through at the moment. yes that's because the surface of the ocean catches most of the heat which is trapped by the increased greenhouse gases and this has to have include the global weather and climate patterns and could there be any other explanation for the rising temperatures in our oceans other than human activity in the release of greenhouse gas emissions what we have or what we what we observed in the past us that we have regular upcoming warming you when's in the ocean which is cold and then you and i am pretty sure that most of the people have heard about that but the frequency or the increase in temperature which are measured right now and which the data which were published are indicating that this changed a lot due

the world wildlife fund believes there were between 1,000 and 2,000 koalas before the fire season.an -- why were r. koalas so special to australia? >> they've got that lovely ambience about them. they don't hurt nothing. they just sit and eat. and they're very australian because they're found nowhere else in the world. we have to look after them. it's very important that we do. koala? >> reporter: so far this season austin's canine team has located 16 koalas. experts are then called in to rescue the animals. around 45 koalas are being treated for burns at the port mccroy

now indonesia's government has ended a decades long conservation deal with the world wildlife fund for nature the 25 year range meant was axed after the government accused the environmental charity of allowing a forest where it operated to burn the u.s. has denied the accusation and says the move could threaten efforts to protect certain species last year who publicly criticize the government's response to devastating forest fires. australia's prime minister has used his 1st speech of the year to defend his country's coal industry he says he's protecting jobs but critics say call any climate change have contributed to the unprecedented bush tries continuing to bang under thomas has a report from camera. inside the prime minister was giving a speech about preparedness for future bushfires outside protesters well beyond the angry. now for a month in profits mark it's not anger it's just. fury no it's it's something. that i haven't felt before we have a government that is not only in the night they are promoting fossil fuel they are promoting. protestors and environmentalists say the fero

meanwhile, volunteers are trying to help dozens of injured animals at a special factory, the world wildlife fundmates tens of thousands of koalas have died on one island alone then. now there's an angry response to the crisis from the public in australia, in sydney thousands of people took to the street to call for more action on climate change. they say the australian government isn't doing enough. the bad news is the temperatures are set to rise again, strong winds are forecast to fan the flames even more. american firefighters will be most welcome. >> kuemper, "wall street journal" taking democrats over the war power resolution. they want to hamstring trump. what you think about that? top of the hour, we have lou dobbs and he drives a snack with a preview. >> thank you. joining us tonight, general jack on a rant and the relationship between the middle east and the united states tonight. washington times opening editor charlie on the politics swap and institute gordon chang on china. hong kong and of course taiwan and into important election. award-winning journalist solomon on spy gate on all

the world wildlife fund says that turkey's southeast coast has the highest rate of plastic pollution in the entire mediterranean region. in the region around there's an average of $31.00 kilos of debris per kilometer. plastic that you can see and plastic that is hardly visible. is an associate professor at too good of a university in atlanta he spent several years studying the effects of micro plastics on marine life. today he's going to test some oysters for the presence of plastic particles. goodnow to found traces of this material in all of the oysters that he examined similar tests have concluded that the amount of fragments that turn up in shellfish and fish is directly related to the amount of micro plastics in their environment. he advises the samples closely to try to determine their composition. here you can see another very family's plastic nurdle this is all material role plastic very families one is fiber this red one and black one both are all yes they're the number the quantity was shocking because we didn't expect that much. if this organism it's micro plastic and we i

the world wildlife fund in australia estimates as many as 1.25 animals have been killed due to the firesto give some context to the wildlife devastation koalas may now be listed as an endangered species in some areas of the country according to australia's environment minister, all this have as a result of the fires that have been burning for almost eight weeks or so. >> 1.25 billion. >> animals. incredible. >>> let's get a check on your weather with janessa webb. >> good morning. it was a deadly and fatal weekend for many across the south and southeast. we lost 11 lives due to this massive storm system that took over much of the two-thirds of the country. now, things are a lot quieter this morning, you can see a few bands of rain making their way from charlotte to the mid-atlantic and that's going to continue to be the case at least until wednesday afternoon. rainfall totals won't be too significant, but still a nuisance rain for atlanta to greenville, knoxville as well up to 2 to 3 inches. as this storm system starts to pull away we could see some isolated thunderstorms associated with

the world wildlife fund estimates as many as 22.5 animas have been killed.w be listed as an endangered species in some areas of the country. that's according to australia's environmental minister. you get an understanding of the scope of how devastating this. >>> let's check a check of the weather with meteorologist janessa webb. >> that's devastating. finally going to see relief. temperatures are cooling off, back in the 60s and hopefully the thunderstorms really subdued some of the fire danger in the area. it has been, man, a deadly weekend across the south and southeast. we had a rare tornado outbreak. we haven't seen this since 2013. you can see the squall line that made its way through friday, saturday, into sunday, and unfortunately we had 11 fatalities. this storm system has pushed offshore. behind the front is some leftover moisture from montgomery to atlanta. and this is going to be in place at least until wednesday afternoon. it's on the light side, only forecasting potential of 2 to 3 inches, but this is once ge again, just that nuisance rain, cou

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some of the money raised by sales is going to australia's world wildlife fund if take the time to do something. >>make a small impact and i fee dog right now becky colson of ilnois sewing so-called joey pouches help baby kangaroos if the baby starts off the stage and the mother has just you know tragically injured. they're going to need a size the next 11 to possibly 13 r months and celebrities are likewise lending assistance. elton john is donating1 million to australia's bushfire relief fund. >>that's the same amount actor chris hemsworth has pledged to give that money goes directly to the far far the people the front lawns people have suffered the communities that have taken a hit australia's res ha been burning for months scorching approximately 18 million acres across 6 states. i'm jo lawrence reporting. >>our firighters in california right now in stralia helping fighting the fies stl ead on kron 4 morning newsa car stolen from a bay area home. w the thieves got inside the garage. trump: obamacare is a complete . let amacare imode. nue: these wd attacks on healthcare hurt the pa

indonesia's government has ended a decades long conservation deal with the world wildlife fund for nature the 25 year arrangement was axed after the government accuse the environmental charity of allowing a forest where it operated to burn the w w f has denied the accusation and says the move could threaten efforts to protect certain species. fighting has broken out in eastern india between opposition protesters and supporters of a new citizenship law hundreds of thousands of people have rallied against the controversial legislation since it was passed last month as. new delhi activists are accusing media outlets of pro-government bias in their coverage of the protests . a reporter for a hindi language news channel confront students at a press conference protesting against a proposed p. hike in a top new delhi university. 2 days later the channel's editor in chief and reporters are filmed weaving sots in support of her when she says critics say that's just one example of how some news channels in india have been critical of protestors and hesitant to challenge the government during recent

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the world wildlife fund says...e's had to be evacuated, as well, with us. he will be released into the wild. these guys are in care for a very long time. we will have him for close to a year. baby kangaroos and wombats are in care for about two years, so it's a long term commitment. it's going to take decades and decades for the bush to regenerate properly. you know, the impacts of the fire, beyond just what we see with the green leaves and all that stuff, there are impacts — on the soil and insects, and all that sort of stuff. year after year, you just see less and less frogs and those little species that can handle big changes. —— can't handle big changes. so yeah, it's... it's really scary. u nfortu nately unfortunately this crisis is not going anywhere in the nearfuture. here's the latest assessment from the bushfire recovery agency. that's before we even begin to count the cost of outhouses, sheds, public places, schools. the heartbeat of some of these places. that's before you begin to even count the cost to b

indonesia's government has ended a decades long conservation deal with the world wildlife fund for nature the 25 year arrangement was access to the government accuse the environmental charity of allowing a forest where operated to burn the u.s. has denied the accusation and says a move could threaten efforts to protect certain species last year that will publicly criticize the government's response to devastating forests fi is. to sudan now where the government says it will be phasing out fuel subsidies and replacing it with direct cash payments to the poor the process will take a year and a half starting in march fuel subsidies account for 36 percent of the budget after the ouster of longtime leader ahmad bashir last year the transitional government is counting on reform measures to reveal the economy. if we reform the subsidies especially the bins the gasoline subsidies. maybe only the top quintile and only that the 5 percent of the population will be affected that everybody else will benefit because this will be actually replaced with a day to customers fair that we directly go to the

this indonesia has terminated its 25 year conservation agreement with the world wildlife fund for nature indonesian environment and forestry ministry has accused the charity of allowing a forest where it operated to burn the government has also condemned a social media campaign by the agency which criticised how it handled forest fires w w f denies the accusations and says the term a nation in the agreement will put endangered wildlife at risk. the security company in the united arab emirates is being accused of deception after giving jobs to young sudanese men who say they were then sent to fight in wars dozens of managed to return home but many others are still believed to be in yemen or libya even more good reports from khartoum when i added the following got a letter from a recruitment company late last year about work in the united arab emirates he was delighted he would be able to send money back home to help his family he applied for a job as a security guard and was taken on by an iraqi company called black shield but when he arrived in abu dhabi he was in for a shock. you know m

crashes finally indonesia's government has ended a decades long conservation deal with the world wildlife fund for nature the 25 year arrangement was acts after the government accused the environmental charity of allowing a forest where it operated to burn the w w f has denied the accusation and says the move could threaten efforts to protect certain species last year ago publicly criticize the government's response to that assessing forest fire that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from the funny back to when the whole team thank you for watching. join africa's largest trade and investment bank in the one day on e.t.f. gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and buy is and more than 5000 conference delegates from more than $55.00 countries participate in trade in investment deals with $40000000000.00 u.s. dollars as business and government come together to explore business and networking opportunities at the international exhibit should which will include a creative africa exchange by the african export import bank and the premium partner speak of 2020 transformi

the world wildlife fund estimate s tens of thousands of k oalas died on this island alone , that's kangarood and now there's an angry response from the public to the people of australia, in in sidney we saw thousands of people take to the streets to call for more action on climate change. they say the australian government isn't doing bad enough and bad news is that temperatures are again rising, and more winds so certainly that extra help from those american firefighters will be most welcome. neil? neil: kitty thank you very very much in the meantime, back in this country the securities and exchange commission is ramping up an investigation into the listings of the new york stock exchange. charlie gasparino what's going on? charlie: previously not disclosed this is the first time here the sec investigations into direct listings initially looked at the designated market maker, citaled, gts, we do understand that its also expanded at this point to include the new york stock exchange. so the new york stock exchange has received an information request from the sec on this list on this whole li

funds to help save their wildlife. but the government is warning the danger is not over yet. plus, the world war i epic "1917" takes best drama investor actor awards stealing the prizes from the expected big winner, netflix. we will report on the golden globe awards. ♪ >> i'm brent goff. to our viewers around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with a twitter storm between the presidents of iran and united states. first, donald trump threatened today to hit as many as 52 iranian targets if iran retaliates for the assassination of soleimani. president rouhani has tweeted back never threaten the iranian nation. huge crowds turned out for the funeral of the genereral and othehers killed in the drone strike last week. >> weeping over the remains of iran's top military commander. the supreme leader visibly moved as he led funeral prayers for his former close ally. hundreds of thousands of mourners gathered to pay their respects to general kasem soleimani, killed any u.s. drone strike in iraq on friday. his assassination is considered a declaration of war by many iranians. speaking at her father'

counting the cost of the bushfires and appealing for funds to help save their wildlife but the government is warning the danger is not over yet plus the world war one epic 1917 takes the best drama and best director award stealing the top prizes from the 90 expected big winner netflix the reports on the golden globe. i'm bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome and we begin tonight with a twitter storm between the president of iran and the united states 1st double trump threatened today to hit as many as 52 iranian targets if. iran retaliates for the assassination of general customs now president hassan rouhani has tweeted back never threatened the iranian nation in tehran today huge crowds turned out for the funeral of that general and others who were killed in the u.s. drone strike last week. we being over the remains of iran's top military commander. the supreme leader ayatollah ali hamdani visibly moved as he led funeral prayers for his former close ally. hundreds of thousands of mourners gathered to pay their respects to general kasem sulaimani killed in a u.s. drone strike in iraq on friday.

count the costs of the bushfires that appeal for funds to help save their the meat wildlife but the government warns that the danger is not get over. the world where one african 1917 takes the best drama and best director award still in the top prizes from the night's expected big winner netflix will report from a star studded night. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has vowed to impose severe sanctions on iraq if it expels u.s. troops deployed there are rocks parliament has called for all foreign troops to leave but trump said that baghdad would have to pay for the cost of an air base if that happened meanwhile iran's leaders have presided over the funeral of general the money and others killed in the u.s. drone strike on friday. weeping over the remains of iran's top military commander. the supreme leader ayatollah ali hamdani visibly moved as he led funeral prayers for his former close ally. hundreds of thousands of mourners gathered to pay their respects to general kasem sulaimani killed in a u.s. drone strike in iraq on friday. i mean if you have a bomb on a peace his assassination is considered a declar