this is deja vu news live from berlin demanding action on what the un says is the defining issue of our age climate change young voters taking to the lead in london paris and brussels as the un's top official warns the measures to slow global warming are not on track also coming up india votes in that country's a marathon election the party credited with transforming public education in the capital delhi hopes it can sway voters. and european union foreign

ministers meet in brussels to discuss the arad nuclear deal as the u.s. and iran withdraw their support from a can europe save the landmark agreement from collapse. and berlin welcomes the heroes who kept the city free and fed it during the early days of the cold war this u.s. pilots flew supply missions to berlin 70 years ago as joseph stalin tried to cut that city off from the rest of europe to look back at the so-called candy bombs on the anniversary of the berlin airlift. by brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show this weekend saw thousands of people turning out for climate change protests in london brussels and paris the demonstrations following those launched by the extinction rebellion movement which shut down much

of central london last month it is advocating civil disobedience to force governments into declaring a climate emergency. blood gushing on the steps of a parisian landmark a graphic warning about the dangers of climate change these demonstrators know how to raise awareness you must 1st get attention climate protests are getting momentum in europe after the extinction rebellion movement wants to complain of civil disobedience in the u.k. the movement has now spilled across the channel if it is that we need to carry out such actions as they do in england where london was brought to a standstill for some 10 days we must follow their lead. in such a low value no compromise the. hundreds of mothers and the children took part in protests. among the demonstrators was rosamund crissy deborah whose daughter ella had died from the effects of pollution. on here basically to raise awareness that

message needs to be getting out that. if you deal with that pollution you deal with climate change advice it needs to be something that it's on everybody's lips yet every single day. people becoming aware of the. brussels defacto cup throughout the european union was also seen of climate change protests some 15000 people took to the streets ahead of you parliamentary elections. first of all we want to show the politicians that we have to move forward on those issues they don't seem to act so a 2nd motivation for us is to raise awareness among the population organize it stressed that saving the planet goes beyond the focus on the environment. to solve the climate issue we'll have to rethink the global organisation of our society it's clear that now it is there's a tendency to oppose people who protest for the climate and those who protest to increase their purchasing power we think it's possible the policies which combined

both. want with concern over global warming rising chances are that such protests will become a regular feature in europe's capitals. and u.n. secretary general antonio the terraces urging politicians to make good on their promises to combat climate change in new zealand he kicked off a new push for progress here's what he had to say after meeting with the country's prime minister is in the order and we are facing a climate emergency plan the change is running faster than what we had the last 40 years have been the hottest. we are seeing record levels of both seen the rise of temperature across the globe in relation to the rising level of the oceans and of course interation of greenhouse gases in atmosphere and the paradox is that as things are getting worst on the grounds political will seems to be

fading let's get more on this from correspondent peter mckenzie in wellington new zealand good morning to you peter can you tell us what's behind the new climate change efforts being kicked off where you are so the moment government is presenting what it's calling to 0 how until it's modeled off of the climate change act that was passed by the u.k. parliament about a decade ago and basically it says binding as a binding framework for the reduction of emissions like carbon muchas oxide and me pain of next few decades in the sense that formalize asian parents agreement and signed up to ok can you tell us why the secretary general chose new zealand for this initiatives kick off. so the secretary general has come to new zealand's the 1st legal and south pacific tour so he's going to fiji to follow in the new aussie

nixon it's all part of his attempts to highlight the tangible impact of climate change as he leads up into his timber climate action scholars in new york were it hopes to convince countries from all around the world tangible actions that can be done to achieve the goals they committed to in paris not in the paris of cool ok you mentioned heading on to walk to fiji for those islands there at a special risk of rising sea levels water is plans there. so the secretary general has announced that he's going to meet with families that have been struck by rising sea levels flooding and other extreme climate events as a way of highlighting the kind of tangible impact that climate change is already having he's also planning to meet with the pacific islands forum leaders meeting there to kind of coordination with many of the leaders of nations around the world in the lead up to that climate action summit in new york city peter mckenzie for us

in wellington new zealand thanks very much for that. it's to india now where voters have been casting their ballots in the world's biggest parliamentary election some 900000000 people eligible to vote there unable in them to do so is a mammoth logistical operation that's why there isn't just one election day for those 900000000 people instead voting takes place in 7 phases across different regions now the election began back on the health of 11th of april runs until the 19th of may election died lines in the cape that voters should have to travel no more than 2 kilometers to cast their ballot so $1000000.00 polling stations will be set up across the country that's already of course been done so to reach voters in even the remotest areas and once voters and every constituency have actually cast their ballots well results are then due to be announced on may the 23rd

all sunday saw the 6th and pelting that voting phase including in the capital delhi results there carry a special symbolism for the rest of the country and could deal an embarrassing blow to render modi's b j p in the capital the party adami currently holds sway they hope their efforts to improve education would convince voters to back them again our correspondents all you found the car sent us this report. and this is how cream up on through 350 getting a grant from britain's ready for school. she's raised him ever since his mother a school dropout moved away. 3 month old through didn't get the chance to go to school. but she wants to make sure princeton. the 8 year old studies at a prestigious private school in debbie. it costs more than

a $1200.00 euros a year a huge financial burden for prima works as a. husband is a shelf you she's taken out loans to cover the school fees and she's determined to make it work that is a safety net a about how to win this in high school there's a good environment for prince he learns good values there the teachers are good the toilets are clean prince learns to read and write in english we want him to work in an office some day and have a better life he shouldn't end up doing what we do for a living. we most aspirations at a familiar theme in india many families like hers see private schools as the path to success and social mobility. but getting into these schools isn't easy. they dominated by children from wealthy families. private schools like these are highly coveted across india though they charge exorbitant fees the alternative

government funded schools offering of coffee but they suffer from teacher absences for infrastructure and a lack of facilities the ruling party in delhi is trying to bridge that gap. we are the party a common man spartan is holding a rally instead of. education is essential competition. the party says it's transformed public schools in the capital and since it came to power in $2013.00 and a succeeded in creating a more level playing field. the government's work in education seems to paid off at this public school admissions a full. delhi government says it has new classrooms and is constructing another $12000.00. its trade policy as more teachers and started special classes for children falling behind many of them 1st generation

learners. lessons begin with happiness classes meditation exercises to beat stress and start the day on a positive note. for money so deal delis education minister money is a big part solution. spending in education now accounts for 26 percent of delhi's annual budget. but he admits to changing attitudes to a public schooling is an uphill task. said the symbolism of the problem many people come to me in the one my failure to get their word edited into some word private school like many of the balance of worry that if we send our current to going to school we don't know what will be the future 1st of all we have a mix of qualities that is was quite it is there vacant is that $100.00 or so back at primo's home that's already beginning to happen. her granddaughter mine i also moved in with her a few months ago for telling me primo has heard about the improved public schools

in the city she's now considering sending money to one of them don't get it david am. from delhi i'm joined now by did you sign your fall a car or put out a report together for us good morning sania education as we saw there is a top priority in delhi the indian capital has a been a a major issue in this general election nationwide. well you know the answer is no you know i mean the party that rules daily the aam aadmi party is really one of the few issues based party in india you know it started to fall in 2013 on the back of an anti corruption movement and since then it has carried out a lot of work in the field of public education and health care and it's really rattled a lot of mainstream parties with the kind of middle class of voters but you know elsewhere in this election we really haven't seen this issue be taken up there's a lot of noise and rhetorical around things like nationalism things like national

security but it's drowned out more substantive issues like jobs and education you know as you reported on your quality education is out of reach for so many and india how much is this responsible for perpetuating high levels of economic inequality. well that is you know there is a stock divide across india between public education and private education so you know those who can afford to send their children to do a good private school those of conscious are stuck with you know inferior state education so that does remain a big problem now there are some attempts had to kind of address these inequalities in 2012 india pasta law that requires private schools to reserved a certain number of seats to it to offer a certain quarter of the seats to 2 children from poor economic backgrounds that sounds very good on paper but in reality it's a very bureaucratic system very difficult to navigate and these kinds of inequality

is are also seen in higher education you know in colleges and universities where in the one hand you have kind of elite universities like the indian institutes of management technology and on the other hand you have you know millions of students who go to kind of if you vasili inferior colleges and universities where the emphasis is still very much on cramming on growth learning on side and not taking really at the expense of analysis and critical thinking ok is the government under any. pressure to change or at least address these these inequalities in education. where you don't have more than half in this population is under the age of 25 and these people require jobs they face a big jobs crisis but in a sense they also face a big education crisis because you know quality of education remains a big problem in india and that is one of the biggest hurdles in these young people getting good enough jobs you know employers in india often talk about how fresh graduates lack you know basic skills like good communication

a good command to finish the ability to not think independently and assess problems so i think there is certainly pressure on the government to change that song if. thanks very much for coming in this morning and for your report as well. now let's check in with some of the other stories making the news at this hour voters in the philippines been casting their ballots in the term elections many see this vote as a referendum on president a real go to tear to his rise to power the most crucial races for half the seats in the 24 member senate which the territory is expected to fill with political allies . president trump has defended his tariff policy after imposing punitive duties on some $200000000000.00 worth of chinese imports on twitter he wrote we are right where we want to be with china the presence accuses beijing of reneging on commitments and trade talks. and the u.s. has issued a new warning to maritime traffic over alleged acts of sabotage of ships in the

gulf region this comes as the u.s. reported that 4 commercial ships off its eastern coast were damaged by sabotage saudi arabia's as a 2 of its oil tankers were sabotaged in the same area. all saying in that region iran is said to be high on the agenda of european union foreign ministers meeting in brussels today but we look at ways to salvage the iran nuclear deal after the us pulled out completely and iran itself partially withdrew from it tehran has threatened to begin enriching uranium again europe's answer will not bow to ultimatums. last week's informal summit in romania was supposed to be about setting a strategic agenda for the e.u. but the assembled leaders had to grapple with the iran issue 1st they stressed the need for diplomacy. to say what we have to be very realistic about the means we have but all i can say about iran is that this country with its

recognition of a diplomatic approach has a chance to make clear that it wants peaceful solutions in my view it's also in iran's interest to continue to on of this agreement to begin. under the 2050 nuclear deal iran agreed to let the international atomic energy agency monitor its nuclear facilities and enrich uranium only for civilian purposes in return economic sanctions on the country were lifted. the international atomic energy agency says iran has been meeting at side of the bargain but the u.s. withdrew from the deal last year and reinstated sanctions now iran is threatening to enrich its uranium closer to weapons grade levels. but if these countries return to the table within 60 days and we reach agreement on oil sales and banking then we will uphold our side of the nuclear deal him. given everything else on the table

including upcoming european parliamentary elections that leaves little room for the block to maneuver. talk more about the political correspondent ripper bit of all here in the morning report a germany and a number of other you countries want of course to try to salvage the iran nuclear deal is there any chance that they could do that while the europeans are in the a bit a little bit in-between lines here specially as the iran nuclear deal that was their baby that was their big success in 2015 and considering iran the europeans think well iran as we've already heard in the report that kept its side of the bargain and we will see this again in the next upcoming report of the international atomic energy agency which is again is going to say iran did everything it said it was going to do so the europeans don't really have very much to to offer to iran and the europeans wanted to help them by installing some sort of

a trade agency agency with which they hoped to work around the u.s. sanctions that didn't really work out at all and they conquered he pushed their own companies to go against the sanctions and to make business but still iran's. there's not very much that can do ok in the u.s. of course has been pivotal and all of this what's the state of the discussions right now between the u.s. and the e.u. on iran while the e.u. foreign secretaries are meeting today on the foreign secretary my pump aoe if the united states as we have heard is traveling to brussels today he bolted his travel plans again he's going to meet with his colleagues from france from germany and the u.k. and then he's going to talk with them about this iran nuclear deal more of a could be done but he could have done that already last week he was. meant to meet here with his foreign secretary colleague in germany last week but he counseled the meeting just before i run said they want the they are going to withdraw from the

supreme and. this actually shows how bad the situation is especially between germany and the united states there isn't very much of a talk to handle left anymore especially that the germans unhappy on how the u.s. is treating them because they don't really have the feeling that they are being heard in washington in these discussions that we're going to see today as we look at an escalation in the region there's been a step up and the deployment of naval units from the united states we've seen the sabotage of vessels in the region as well now also shuttled the poll policy how concerned is berlin right now that there could be a spark of some type of military confrontation in this region where he worried although they don't think that the u.s. really wants a war that iran really wants a war but we have seen situations like this in the past for you all from just a little spark is needed to start

a war out of accidents and what berlin is thinking right now is that the u.s. are toying with the flames a bit here and that iran has been removed into a corner where they come from the get out and that even the smallest incident were very over the stop the war on. do europeans under specially built in say to you through the u.s. all the time as it was in the persian gulf it is us the europeans that are going to suffer not the united states but us the europeans river thanks so much for coming in this morning you are to view devolve from our political desk thanks very much this is due to the news still to come on the show mercedes again dominating at the spanish formula long run free will bring you the best of the action from barcelona as f one hits europe. but 1st people here in berlin have been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the berlin airlift that began when the soviet union cut access to west berlin and for nearly a year u.s.

british and french aircraft supplied some 2000000 people with essential food and supplies one u.s. airman in particular is remembered with affection by many berliners who are just children. he's back gil how verson the best known hero of berlin's airlift is still going strong at 98 the u.s. pilot helped berlin survive the soviet blockade and he still has close ties to the city. berlin is my 2nd home thank you. during the blockade however sin attach little homemade parachutes to sweets that he dropped from his plane the american planes were lovingly called candy bombers by berlin's hungry children june 1948 berlin sends out a cry for help in the face of the soviet blockade. you got it people of the world people of america. and and friends look to this city not. the western allied powers airlift

a 2000000 tons of aid supplies into west berlin many berliner survival depended on care packages and smugglers but calm it gave us hope again that somewhere in the world there were people willing to help us. we were grateful because we would form an enemy find. after $322.00 days the soviets gave up a day of celebration in the midst of hard times berlin has been commemorating the end of the blockade and children in the city are still giving go however send a hero's welcome. we have so sports and football out the english premier league season has ended with manchester city retaining the title after an epic battle with liverpool city party into the night after beating brighton $41.00 on the final day this is 4th time city have won the premier league and the 2nd overcoats oriole up they also won the league cup and will compete in the final of the f.a. cup that's next weekend. we have some tennis and novak djokovic has claimed his

33rd masters title after sweeping stefanos. at the madrid open a blistering start racing into an early lead as opponent rarely threatening but things got tight in the 2nd set the serb however kept his composure broke to go up 5 ford seale 6364 when he now equals rival roughen a doll's record masters tell us. all mercedes dominant dominance in formula one had the season continued in spain with lewis hamilton staring is 3rd one of the season hamilton tipped teammate valtteri bottas to win the race and take the overall lead in the driver's championship. well terry bowser started from pole in barcelona became a 2nd petal dropped back after germany is toys while bunch of us clung on to 2nd from there the miss a day's teammates remained in complete control cecille and his fellow ferrari

driver charlotte clare tried to find a winning formula to catch up ground but to no avail a crash pulls the introduction of a safety car slowing the race down to work in hamilton's favor. and he finished the race comfortably in 1st place. to deliver. what over a straw that was. falsified right there by that action packed early battle in the 1st quarter a decisive factor in hamilton stood victory of the season see an interesting so it looked a very close i saw a red no there so the red car goes around the back of the both of us and and i so i had no idea how whether they were further ahead i assume they might be. able to limbo just as they are finish 1st and 2nd in all 5 races this season as an estate has continued their hot streak. as your mine are now one of our top stories at this hour protesters have taken to the streets of european

capitals including central london paris and brussels demanding action against climate change but u.n. secretary generals warned that the political will to do so is fading. after the break we'll bring you the highlights from sunday's a bonus legal action frankfurt crashing out of europe and heartbreak in fashion. now they had to bounce back with their local rivals minds coming to town that and plenty more coming up on the honestly. this is the news live from berlin from in the entire team thanks so much for joining us. oh boy.

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