black lives matter and more. then to bill mckibben. movement haveate long since concluded the fountain a fossil fuel money which buys politicians and spreads disinformation can only be met if we coin our own currency. in this case, the currency of movements. passion, spirit, creativity, sometimes we spend the currency of our own bodies and had to jail. amy: as 2015 is set to be the earth s warmest year on record, world leaders and climate activists are gearing up for the u.n. climate talks in paris. we will speak to bill mckibben about paris, oil julie in the arctic and the university of , california s decision to divest from coal and oil sands companies. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in japan, helicopter teams are rushing to rescue people from their rooftops as his stork historic flooding has forced more than 90,000 people from their homes. at least 12 people have been injured and one per
before. amy: former maryland governor martin o malley will join us in studio. we ll ask him about war, immigration, the environment, black lives matter and more. then to bill mckibben. movement haveate long since concluded the fountain a fossil fuel money which buys politicians and spreads disinformation can only be met if we coin our own currency. in this case, the currency of movements. passion, spirit, creativity, sometimes we spend the currency of our own bodies and had to jail. amy: as 2015 is set to be the earth s warmest year on record, world leaders and climate activists are gearing up for the u.n. climate talks in paris. we will speak to bill mckibben about paris, oil julie in the arctic and the university of , california s decision to divest from coal and oil sands companies. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in japan, helicopter teams are rushing to rescue people from their rooftops a
before. amy: former maryland governor martin o malley will join us in studio. we ll ask him about war, immigration, the environment, black lives matter and more. then to bill mckibben. movement haveate long since concluded the fountain a fossil fuel money which buys politicians and spreads disinformation can only be met if we coin our own currency. in this case, the currency of movements. passion, spirit, creativity, sometimes we spend the currency of our own bodies and had to jail. amy: as 2015 is set to be the earth s warmest year on record, world leaders and climate activists are gearing up for the u.n. climate talks in paris. we will speak to bill mckibben about paris, oil julie in the arctic and the university of , california s decision to divest from coal and oil sands companies. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in japan, helicopter teams are rushing to rescue people from their rooftops a
case ahead of an historic hole. reunited after more than 30 years apart. giving hope. the families of argentina s stolen babies. welcome to the programme. five palestinians have been killed in the gaza strip. the fighting between hamas and israeli is in its second day after both sides failed to extend a 72 hour ceasefire. hamas fired dozens of rockets at israel since the ceasefire expired friday. there s no reports of rockets causing damage or casualties. israel launched air strikes and artillery strikes on gaza, destroying buildings, including a mosque. talks to extend a ceasefire failed to reach a deal. since israel began its strikes, 64 israeli soldiers and a thai national were killed. 1,901 palestinians have been killed. united nations says 73% are civilians. add to that 10,000 palestinians injured, and more than 171,000 people living in un shelters. al jazeera s andrew simmonds joins me now from one of gaza s hospitals. hospitals have been under a great deal of strai
more deaths in gaza as israelis and hamas continues the fighting hamas won t stop until it gets what it wants. and it s the last day for turkish presidential candidates before voters go to the poll. anand africa fashions in london. so the u.s. president has vowed to continue the fight against the islamic state group in northern iraq saying the problem will not be solved in a matter of weeks. barack obama said he was surprised by the rapid mostment group. the president said politicians in baghdad need to form an unity government to deal with the threat. if these terrorists threaten our facilities or our personnel legal take action to protect our people. we will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government so the terrorists cannot establish a permanent safe-haven. we ll continue to work with the international community to deal with the growing humanitarian problem in iraq. countless iraqis have been driven or fled from their homes including man