commercial dumping of toxic waste nuclear testing and whale hunting today the movement has a new figureheads gretta to the owner generations have tackled the biggest crisis at. school strike she inspired 1400000 students and 112 countries to join her in a global. the message has been clear for 50 years but today the force is a louder and more insistent and. i cry change must happen now. every war makes a devastating impact. earthrise explores some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws that we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there and simulating what happens when an elephant colleagues life up to conflict on al-jazeera. for 4 weeks america in goal in protest every day all over the u.s. even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly pandemic. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i

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said arguably the world's most famous famous climate denier but i think for most people here it is gretta tomba as much as the president if not more that they want to see and listen to so lots going on in this results but while trump is in davos after months of arguments and build up his impeachment trial set to begin in the senate later on tuesday senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has proposed rules for president donald trump's impeachment trial and they're designed to end the proceedings as quickly as possible kimberly harkat our white house correspondent joins us now live from washington d.c. and kimberly critically here are questions around where the new evidence will be tendered and whether we'll hear from witnesses what are the prospects of that. yeah well that is going to be debated at length today but those rules that you talked about that are fairly controversial is something that democrats are really pushing back on because they believe this is an effort to obscure of the witnesses they have been pushing for you know in the last 24 hours we've got a sense of the timeline

gretta doha with the top stories on the al-jazeera tens of thousands of war news of gathered at the holy city of mashad to welcome home the body of the body the iranian military was assassinated by a u.s. airstrike in iraq on friday his body was brought back to iran will be on sunday earlier he was karajan a procession through a was and will likely be flown to tehran. the spokesman for iran's foreign ministry says tehran is not pursuing war but it is prepared for anything about mousavi said iran is disappointed by u.s. president donald trump's earlier about about targeting $52.00 iranian sides if you run targets america's most obvious the country will respond to any threats but says he hopes this leads to the end of any u.s. military presence in the region kim yeah to me leaving. they've committed has breached territorial integrity and freedom they have violated this by assess and i think the senior military leadership i hope that this will be the beginning of the end for us occupying forces in iraq and the whole region a number of fighters have been killed during an attack on the kenyan

toxic waste nuclear testing and whale hunting today the movement has a new figure heads in teenager gretta to the older generations have failed tackling the biggest crisis to manage yes in the face by going on school strike she inspired 1400000 students and 112 countries to join her in the global walkouts the message has been clear for 50 years but today the voices are louder and more insistent and. the cry change must happen now. every war makes a devastating impact on used cars earthrise explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important samples that we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there and simulating what happens when an elephant comes life up to conflict on al-jazeera. frank assessments what do you see in yellow this into 6 there's soon to call the police you often see what it's going to mean through physical and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. who's to blame for the mi

all the best director nominations greda gerwig was left off there was no female director even though gretta gerwig film little women was in the running for best picture so there is a real dearth of female film directors at the top ranks in hollywood about 10 years ago it was 6 percent of all female of all film directors were female now it's about 6.5 so progress but not a lot on the other hand there is a film very close to our hearts here at al-jazeera called st louis superman and that was the nominee for best short subject documentary feature it was commissioned and produced by al jazeera series witness and it in was told the story of an african-american rapper and activist in missouri and his political education as well as his struggle with psychological issues and it is an extremely diverse effort the filmmakers are 2 american of indian south asian indian descent and the 2 producers were from malaysia so we're hoping to talk to them a little later on when they finish celebrating unfortunately they didn't win but it was a good try back to arrive thanks so much for all. hurricane force win

serious gender gap the nominees for best director are all male female directors passed over include gretta gerwig for little women and lulu weighing for the farewell in 90 plus years of oscars just one woman has ever won best director i think by women directors being hired for preacher films was about 6 percent 10 years ago and i think it's about 6.5 percent now so it's like i mean it's in stuff but not much it becomes self-fulfilling prophecy because there haven't been any in the past there aren't many being hired today and you know again it's because i think the studios are very conservative and cautious financially cautious while the academy struggles with diversity the companies that make films in the way people watch them are changing rapidly streaming services are steadily taking the lead in hollywood's most prestigious event netflix has garnered $24.00 oscar nominations including 2 for best picture with marriage story and the irishman the stage is set for hollywood's biggest night but there will be fewer awards for an industry slow to embrace diversity rob reynolds al-jazeera los an

indigenous people from the threat of covert 19 the mayor for now is also appealed to the climate activists gretta tom burke to use her influence to help those protecting the amazon rain forest to battle the corona virus the city is grappling with the highest coronavirus death rate in brazil which now has more than 100000 confirmed cases and 275 deaths reported in the last 24 hours on saturday tweeted that the indigenous people who defend the forest must themselves be defended. we have to save the lives of 2 of the fraud if from refute. the disaster. from seemed like barbarism following the story for us is not a summer in pants and he's joining us in the colombian capital bogota so there are growing concerns of the effects of the coronavirus on the amazon region on us under . absolutely burying and not only in brazil but throughout the region here in colombia peru all the countries that have part of their territory in the amazon are very worried by the fact that the corona virus is reaching very remote parts of. the original rain forest and in particular this city of man hours in brazil has become

and the mayor for analysis has appealed to the climate activists gretta tom bird to help the amazon rain forests indigenous protectors battle the coronavirus. saudi arabia stock market has slumped by nearly 7 percent after its finance minister said the kingdom would take painful and drastic measures to help its economy mohamed is out on says the action is needed to face the double shock of the pandemic and low or prices government projects will be slowed government projects excuse me will be slow to reduce spending saudi arabia slipped into $9000000000.00 budget deficit in the 1st quarter as oil revenues plummeted. thousands of palestinian laborers are returning to work in israel for the 1st time since crossings were closed in march due to the virus 40000 workers are expected to cross during the 2 day opening following an agreement between israel and the palestinian authority last month some employers were accused of dumb things palestinian workers at checkpoints after they showed symptoms of covert 19 rights groups accuse israel of failing to ensure workers' safety and there are fears t

according to the world economic forum the most talked about people at this year's meeting were gretta tom berg and donald trump how old is she now 17 yes that's true but what is your response to. this one point from and totenberg the polar opposite of the new wave of discourse that seems to have come into its own here this week about climate change about the environment even about the old ways of capitalist thinking that have always seemed so at home here in davos we must remember that as long as we do not treat this crisis as a crisis and as long as the facts and the signs are being left completely ignored then we will not be able to solve this crisis world leaders and c e o's many of them are responding with one in particular the billionaire founder of cloud computing giant sales force marc benioff declaring capitalism dead. this accession that we have with maximizing profits for shareholders alone. has led to the incredible inequality in a planetary emergency but among the banking giants some like citibank and goldman sachs pushed back against calls by climate activist to stop fund

new generation hold things together until we get to a net new generation where you see people like gretta thurber go out there on climate you know in the united states we see there are the parkland kids out on you know guns and we see you know some sanity coming from a younger generation of people that want something different i'd love to get your take on whether the empathy that we need about people who not only need but really require belief in as you said their security is also our security whether that's going to become a generational opportunity we'll just put it that way rather than seeing a chair a shell crisis. well i must say i mean i had some kids myself and then it tween the ages of 20 and 24 and i think this is a generation which is much more engaged and knowledgeable and soulful about the well they're going to inherit and perhaps a little bit more critical now of the generation kind of for them than some other generations and honestly i think that's a really good say when i engage with young people during the course of my word for example talking to them over the united natio

according to the world economic forum the most talked about people at this year's meeting were gretta tom berg and donald trump how old is she now 17 that's what is your response to. this one point from and totenberg polar opposite of the new wave of discourse that seems to have come into its own here this week about climate change about the environment even about the old ways of capitalist thinking that have always seemed so at home here in davos we must remember that as long as we do not treat this crisis as a crisis and as long as the facts and the signs are being left completely ignored then we will not be able to solve this crisis world leaders and c e o's many of them are responding with one in particular the billionaire founder of cloud computing giant sales force marc benioff declaring capitalism did this obsession that we have with maximizing profits for shareholders along. there's low do incredible inequality planetary emergency but among the banking giants some like citibank and goldman sachs pushed back against calls by climate activists to stop funding the biggest pollute

president the world's most famous into infamous perhaps climate denier but it is gretta totenberg as much as the president if not more that most people here want to see and listen to jonah thank you so a lot going on in the swiss alps and as we know donald trump is in davos off to months of arguments and build up his impeachment trial set to begin in the senate later on tuesday on the show is al jazeera senior political analyst and he's here to talk us through it all good to see you my one given what we're hearing about this trial the senate controlled by the republicans mitch mcconnell sitting down his rules as well which is going to make it more difficult to bring more witnesses introduce new evidence are we looking at a very quick process. so it seems but there's a bit of a there is a bit of a hiccup in the sense that yes he wants and he insists on and he's designing the whole process to be quick but in the same time he's allowing certain votes in each and every phase and if the fore. senate squads the republicans many of the moderates among the senate republicans like the senator

serious gender gap the nominees for best director are all male female directors passed over include gretta gerwig for little women and lulu weighing for the farewell in 90 plus years of oscars just one woman has ever won best director i think by women directors being hired for preacher films. was about 6 percent 10 years ago and i think it's about 6.5 percent now so it's like i mean it's end up but not much it becomes self-fulfilling prophecy because there haven't been any in the past there aren't many being hired today and you know again it's because i think the studios are very conservative and cautious financially cautious while the academy struggles with diversity the companies that make films and the way people watch them are changing rapidly streaming services are steadily taking the lead in hollywood's most prestigious event netflix has garnered $24.00 oscar nominations including 2 for best picture with marriage story and the irishman the stage is set for hollywood's biggest night but there will be few wards for an industry slow to embrace diversity robert oulds al-jazeera los angel

it's all you could talk about the world's leaders prettify on bird you know who no one's talked about gretta since coronaviruses hit right i mean we thought this was going to be the year of the world finally taking it much more seriously and you know in it you're now facing this incredible economic contraction 6 desperate challenge to human health you look at mass lows hierarchy of human needs were you worried about whether you you and your family your loved ones are able to make it through the year suddenly the polar bears are a little bit lower on your list of concerns and you know what that means it probably means that the cop 26 climate summit coming up this year gets delayed gets gets cancelled and it means that you're going to have much less focus that's true but you won't have the same level of emissions as expected this year because the economic contraction but that doesn't really help that one year in the rebound will be significant that washout for 2025 numbers the major problem is that you've got to lose the focus the commitment and maybe some of the money that needs to be devoted

said arguably the world's most famous famous climate denier but i think for most people here it is gretta tomba as much as the president if not more that they want to see and listen to china thank you john a whole lot for us from davos. so lots going on in the swiss alps but while trump is in davos after months of arguments and build up his impeachment trial is set to begin in the senate later on tuesday senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has proposed rules for president donald trump's impeachment trial and they're designed to win the proceedings as quickly as possible before more on this we're joined by our white house correspondent kimberly helped it uncritically believe is the question of these rules and whether we will hear from witnesses and whether we will hear new evidence being tended as will at this trial. yeah let me give you a sense of what this is going to look like today and given the fact that these rules are being presented as a resolution by the top republican in the u.s. senate mitch mcconnell there controversy old the democratic side in the top democrat in the u.s.