administration s plans to slash the power of the environmental protection agency under its new head scott pruitt. occasion mmitted i ve indicated a message that there are essential to protect. amy: but a leaked copy of the epa s new budget reveals plans to eliminate programs on climate change, toxic waste cleanup and environmental justice, and to /the work staff by 20%, and cut funding for state level clean air and water programs. we will get response from wenonah hauter and bill becker. finally, as honduras marks the first anniversary of the us session nation of the renowned environmental activist berta caceres, we look at a new investigation that links the u.s. military to her murder and at a new bill to cut u.s. military funding to honduras. in particular, the law mandates a suspension of all military aid that the united states gives to honduras until the murder case of berta caceres is solved in an effective manner. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy no
trump. we will get response from marcy wheeler, an independent journalist who covers national security and civil liberties. then we look at the trump administration s plans to slash the power of thehe environmental protection agencncy under its nw head scott pruitt.t. occasioion ittedd i i ve indicated a messasage tht there are essential to protect. amy: but a leaked copy of the epa s new budget reveals plans to eliminate programs on climate change, toxic waste cleanup and environmental justice, and to /the work staff by 20%, and cut funding for state level clean air and water programs. we will get response from wenonah hauter and bill becker. finally, as honduras marks the first anniversary of the us session nation of the renowned environmental activist berta caceres, we look at a new investigation that links the u.s. military to her murder and at a new bill to cut u.s. military funding to honduras. in paparticular, the law mandates a suspension of all military aid that t
campaign surrogate for donald trump. we will get response from marcy wheeler, an independent journalist who covers national security and civil liberties. then we look at the trump administration s plans to slash the power of thehe environmental protection agencncy under its nw head scott pruitt.t. occasioion ittedd i i ve indicated a messasage tht there are essential to protect. amy: but a leaked copy of the epa s new budget reveals plans to eliminate programs on climate change, toxic waste cleanup and environmental justice, and to /the work staff by 20%, and cut funding for state level clean air and water programs. we will get response from wenonah hauter and bill becker. finally, as honduras marks the first anniversary of the us session nation of the renowned environmental activist berta caceres, we look at a new investigation that links the u.s. military to her murder and at a new bill to cut u.s. military funding to honduras. in paparticular, the law mandates a suspens
the disease. infighting within venezuela s opposition. russia is securing control of a ukrainian air base in crimea as it pushes on with its take over of crimea. pro-russian soldiers captured men at the base and dragged them away. shots were fired as armoured vehicles moved in. the ukrainian commander of the base said his men will turn over the weapons. nick spicer reports from belbek airbase. using armoured vehicles and stun grenades russian troops forced their way on to the belbek airbase. gun fire could be heard. it followed a refusal by ukrainian troops to surrender. one ukrainian was injured. the commander was taken away for questioning. it was one of the last military facilities in crimea largely under ukrainian army. the russian army had been in control of the belbek airstrip base, and now are in control of the base, sapping the morale of ukrainian soldiers facing a choice - join the russian army or move to ukraine. russian soldiers made sure the live feed of t
guess how much it will cost to clean it up. thanks for being with us. stalemate in ukraine. minor victories for the government overshadowed by separatists pushing back. ukraine military reclaimed some government buildings in the east but lost others. meantime, european union is calling for an independent investigation into the deaths of more than 40 people in odessa yesterday. kiev blaming russian supporters from moldova on its western border. paul brennan reports. the burning cars and day bre were evidence of what looked like a day of heavy fighting between ukrainian soldiers and pro-russia separatists. vehicles and tires had become makeshift barricades set alight to try to keep the government troops at bay. there were a lot of victims from both sides, from the civilians and fighters. people were going to work were going to injured. there were a lot of injured and a lot of dead. they were shooting from the tanks at buildings for about half an hour. a stockpile of pet