the adults don't do enoughgh, we have to do it becae we wilill live on earth for another 80 or 90 yearsrs. and our children will live even longer. >> felix really cares about future generations. and at the end of the movie, of all the movies, this is the one that where tears flow because et is -- when he sits there in the woods in this beautiful forest and he says that if the adults aren't g going to do something, then we have to do it. then it just hits you. it really gets to y your hearar all the e young people who i filmeded possess a huguge sense compassion for the rest of the world and empathy. so, they have the ability to think beyond themselves and their own personal wants and needs and they have a sense of themselves in a continuum that it's not just we're here now, but there are generations to come. and so, each ending is very -- it's sort of turning it over to the audience and saying now, you can make a difference. yes, we made a difference, but you can make a difference. so, for instance, in olivia's oil spill, at the end, she says you don't have to do what i did, but whatever

i was in the white h house for four yearsrs. we did a very, very careful analysis o of the benefits and cost, how it would affect taxpayers, ordinary consumers, the rich, the poor, the middle when we evaluated the program. we were very aware that this was money that people had worked for and earned. that on the otother hand, they need help in a whole variety of areas. help in sending their kids to system, in buying a home amy: this would drastically shrink low-income student loan program. >> s some of thehe programs ulde wiped out. , we havedream gradually understood, is really a myth, the fact that anyone can go from the bottomom to the top. what is remnant of that american dream, he is saying, of a good i'm going to hit it with a sledgehammer." the environmental protection agency faces a 31% cut, the steepest cut of any agency or department across the governrnment. during a press conference on tuesday, a reporter asked mick mulvaney about the epa cuts. >> can you characterize the treatment of climate science programs and cuts

deal comes a as te pentagagon continues to supporta saudi-led d bombing campaign in yemen,n, where yearsrsf fightg have decimated the countntry's health, water, sewage and sanitation systems. over 10,000 cicivilians haveve d since the saudi invasion began in 2015. the u.n. says around 19 million of yemen's 28 million people need some form of aid, with many ofof them at risk of famine. trump mentioned yemen twice in his speech but only to first , praise the saudis for their war against the houthis and then to condemn iran for its support of militant groups. the arms deal includes tanks, artillery, ships, helicopters, missile defense systems and cybersecurity technology. the deal also includes precision guided munitions, which obama administration had stopped selling saudi arabia out of fear they would be used to bomb civilians in yemen. democratic senator chris murphy condemned the arms deal writing in the huffington post -- "by selling the saudis these precision-guided weapons more -- not fewer -- civilians will be killed because it is saudi arabia's strategy to starve yemenis to death to

in germany, yearsrs ago, it impressed me when the state prosecutor was found investigatina a news webebsiteh had beeeen publishing documents. after he came to lightht, severl days of marches and two days after that, the prosecutor w was out. ththat wouldld never h happen ie u.s. that is the kind of country a want to live in, with people who sharsosome degreree of decency. amy: can you frereely leave? >> afterer my probation isis finishshed, which will be atat e maximum two years from m now, bt more l likely onone year, i wile able to only the country. at which point, i will be giving up my citizenship and seeking citizenship elsewhere. nermeen: by analyzing the information from the hb gary hack, you discovered the security firm's plan to undermine our guest journalist glenn greenwald's defense of wikileaks. one slide read "without the support of people like glenn, wikileaks would fold. each big area intended to spread disinformation to discredit both been greenwald and wikileaks." the director spoke to the former ceo about these plans. >> it seems like you're trying to attack a journalist h

the second issue is, to what extent is this spread out eriod of yearsre p and how does it affect saudirabia's future base because one of the goals saudi arabia has announced is to stop spending on imports of finished goods and produce its own equipment. but from a practical viewpoint, and particularly from a u.s. viewpoint, one of the critical shifts likely to come out of this announcement is that the u.s. has long-pressed saudi arabia to improve the quality of its naval forces in the gulf. to be more of a counter to what buildup, area of major which is the missile threat it poses to the gulf region and the which naval and air force it has deployed in the gulf and has said it would potentially use in a crisis to shut off the export of oil. there will be a very key issue in terms of reassurances. reactionthe saudi toward the end of the obama administration is that they felt focused far more on trying to change saudi arabia internally than on providing credible guarantees of security. so, reestablishing confidence is andg to be a security goal also according to at least a number of peopl