this is d.w. newsline from berlin tonight europe announcing its green deal for the future the plan spending a trillion euro to stop using coal and to become carbon neutral in 30 years that's a quarter of europe's total budget last our correspondent wants the money going to be spent on exactly also coming out germany leading a new effort to halt the fighting in libya the chancellor angela merkel inviting key players to another peace conference that's after libyan military commander.

refused to sign a cease fire agreement during talks in moscow brokered by russia and turkey and. a miracle in the snow for song but for others it's already too late for more than 90 are killed in severe weather across pakistan several more are still missing several avalanches hit pakistani kashmir wiping out at least one village and walking road access. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world it welcome tonight the european union is announcing plans to dedicate a quarter of its total budget to one thing tackling climate change the europe investment plan. will direct

a trillion euros over the next decade into climate protection the goal here is to reach carbon neutrality all across europe within the next 30 years. this is what the united states moon landing looked like when it comes to climate protection the european commission is not shying away from drawing comparisons to that earth shattering event we do not have all the answers yet today is the start of a journey. but this is europe's man on the moon moment a green deal for the european union is worse than a funded lion's 1st major policy proposal since she took office at the end of 2019 her vision commits the e.u. to achieving carbon neutrality by 2015 until then emissions of greenhouse gases would have to be reduced stored or compensated. the e.u. commission says it wants to mobilize a trillion euros from various sources over the next decade to make buildings more

energy efficient and industry more environmentally friendly as regions all over europe transition away from coal. funded lion urges the e.u. to move quickly and take the lead in growing a green economy. our let's take this story now to our correspondent max zander he is in strasbourg france tonight good evening to you mark so what will this green deal money what will it be spent on exactly what are the priorities here. so bret if the green deal is designed to slash carbon emissions and the just transition mechanism which has been which is being talked about at the moment it's supposed to help countries transfer from a. not so environment environmentally friendly economy to a more greener economy and at the same time a limit emissions so just to give you an example if you're a coal miner in germany or in and poland for example then you could receive

training in rescaling funded by the just transition mechanism by the green deal to work in a more environmentally friendly field and not having to lose your job once your country stops getting working in coal and at the same time also as we heard in the report the buildings will be invested in to be more become more energy efficient and there will be some of the investments in electric mobility and the saying goes the budget given the budget taketh does this mean that other priorities in the european union budget will will suffer to make these funds available not necessarily we heard a large number one trillion euros that's 12 years to be 12 zeros to be exact but only $7500000000.00 euros will come from the e.u. budget that's the just transition fund and this money will be pulled from from from

the e.u. budget and from come from there the m.f.f. and where exactly this is to say that's the long term e.u. budget and where exactly this will come from is not clear at the moment it could come from the social fund could come from from regional funds but the majority of the one trillion is going to come from private investments which the commission hopes to be able to leverage and these will be backed by the european investment bank and you were talking about this is if it's a done deal but there may be opponents he's likely to oppose this deal. well one thing politicians lawmakers have taken issue with across most party lines here is that the the money coming from from from the e.u. from the e.u. budget is relatively small 7500000000 out of one trillion and a lot of the money that is planned within this this master plan is not it's not 100 percent sure yet and then another issue people are taking here is that some

countries as in many you projects will receive less money out of out of this program then they pay any for example germany but that all aside most groups a majority of political groups here decide that this is a very important deal and has to be done but they disagree on some of the technicalities or the correspondent wants to with the latest tonight on the european union's plan green deal max thank you. can germany's chancellor angela merkel help broker peace in libya well that is the hope berlin confirming tonight that it has invited the 2 rival governments of libya and their generals as well as the countries supporting them to talks here in berlin this coming weekend it's an attempt to shore up a very shaky cease fire and it comes a day after strongman khalifa haftar are left a peace conference in moscow without signing the peace deal that was reportedly already on the table. the talks were meant to bring an end to the conflict in

libya and be a diplomatic victory for russia and turkey but after general. left the talks in moscow without agreeing to a long term truce they appeared to end in failure speaking to meteor a day off to hell with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov played down the outcome saying the peace plan put forward by moscow in akra was still a work in progress. representatives of libyan society met in moscow with the participation of the russian and turkish foreign and defense ministers we will continue our work on this track so far there has been no definitive outcome. libya has seen heavy fighting for months the country's internationally recognized administration the government of national accord led by fires sarkar raj is based in tripoli it's facing up our challenge from general have todd's rival administration based in the east of the country and the city of tal broke. after

forces calling themselves the libyan national army are reportedly being assisted by russia and regional allies egypt saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . meanwhile ankara along with the united nations is backing tripoli's government of national accord earlier this month turkey's parliament gave president. the green light to send troops to tripoli. and after the moscow talks failed to offer a solution on tuesday the other one provided a clear warning. there you know they're not vigilant in the coming days we will be closely following the choices that the coup plot are half and the country's legitimate government will make. in the event that attacks against the country's legitimate government and our libyan brothers continue we will never refrain from giving hafter the lesson he deserves good little me john. now the focus moves from

moscow to berlin german chancellor angela merkel has invited top officials from a host of countries to peace talks on sunday in the hope that this time around something might be different. well this is a brief you know and some of the other stories that are making news around the world european countries have triggered the dispute mechanism of the iran nuclear deal it's a response to be iran's breaches of the agreement e.u. foreign policy chief you see him here joseph turow says that the aim is to bring tehran back into compliance but it could also spoil the end of the deal and they return distinctions on iran iranian authorities are saying that they have arrested several people including the maker of this video in connection with the accidental downing of that ukrainian airline flight over tehran last week a 176 people were killed in the crash after a missile struck the plane iran's president says that a special court will be set up to probe the disaster protesters in lebanon have

launched what they are calling a week of anger to demand that the country's leaders resign he said fired today to tires in beirut and blocked roads lebanon is facing its worst economic crisis in decades the national currency losing over 60 percent of its value protesters are blaming the government mismanagement and corruption. severe weather across parts of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir and left nearly $100.00 people dead and even more missing one valley in the mountains was hit by several avalanches one hit a village killing at least 19 people authorities have launched rescue missions but access is a significant problem tonight. in the mountains of pakistan administered kashmir rescue was trekking looking and listening for signs of life as the snow continues to fall finding and reaching the exact location of the missing is hot enough. the next task is to dig down through what in some valleys he's made his of

snow to reach people buried beneath the avalanche. one on one given how dark it was. going to. be ok even as i think it is that these areas are cut off from the cities and as on kashmir in the evening you just don't know what condition people are in. a lot of that that got a. meanwhile in western pakistan the heavy snowfall in biloxi stunned has destroyed and in some cases completely buried dozens of houses. again accessibility is thwarting if it's to find survivors and victims. of up to 2 cases so far most of the casualties are due to the construction of houses in a different part of the province. while if it's being made to reopen roads and reach many people at ground level in many cases

a lift is still be an option full of the injured. as the hours tick by the chances of race he with his funding survive as he's diminishing rapidly. in the united states the race to decide which democrat will challenge donald trump in the presidential election later this year will that race is about to become a small white male there are 13 possible candidates but that will be reduced after a crucial 1st primary vote in the state of iowa in just 3 weeks tonight the top 6 candidates will face off in a televised debate now these top 6 are many of them familiar faces here joe biden you see right here he was vice president under barack obama then there's pete booted jig the former mayor of south bend indiana he's the 1st openly gay candidate to run for the white house then there's the minnesota senator amy klobuchar you see

right there in the mid. vermont senator bernie sanders the billionaire executive tom styer he's a newcomer to the race and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren there to the far right now warren is a former wall professor he rose to national prominence by litigating against bankers and corporations before working as an economic advisor to president barack obama has more. she views selfies as a crucial part of her campaign and says she has a plan for everything elizabeth warren one of the top tier 2020 democratic hopefuls . oklahoma city in oklahoma elizabeth warren's hometown hours before she set to speak and her former high school people are already lining up i haven't totally decided on him voting for yet but i'm interested. in any particular issues.

i'm interested in you know kind of her solution for student debt and i know she's talked a little bit about affordable child care things like that are a thing very interesting to me especially as a young mom who has a lot of student. the crowd seems fired up when she takes the stage elizabeth warren talks about growing up in oklahoma i have 3 older brothers about her family and how they struggled financially after her debts heart attack when my mother walked to the sears and got a minimum wage job a middle wage job in america would support a family of 3 it would pay a mortgage cover the utilities and put on the table day. minimum wage job in america will not keep up mama and baby out of poverty that is wrong and satisfied.

elizabeth warren is running for president promising to bring about big structural change with the goal tilting power toward working people and away from big corporations and the rich and dead seems to resonate with many in the us not only here in oklahoma city one of most prominent liberals in the us as as a young adult warren was not much of a political activist and for many years registered as a republican the university of texas in austin it was here that elizabeth warren began her work on bankruptcy. douglas like coke was one of my colleagues at this time helping to relaunch of a large empirical study on the topic is really driven by. sire to protect ordinary americans. whatever she may have thought growing up but what she thinks now based on the data is there are

a lot of people in deep financial trouble. not because they would in wild spending sprees but because they fell through the cracks in the system as presidential candidate warren vows to take on big finance big pharma and big tick but her critics say she's too far left corporate america's worst enemy frightening to even many democrats if the best democrats tend offer is business as usual after donald trump democrats well liz in oklahoma city at least it's difficult to find anyone who isn't inspired by warrants result to fight for me as a woman it translates very personally because i most often we're not supposed to be fighters and she's changing that stereotype them in terms of being donald trump i really think that she does have a big big chance and i would love to see the 1st female president elected as

president of the united states it's a long run against don think it's that elizabeth warren hopes to win by getting out and talking to people face to face. with human rights watch has published its world report 2020 today and one of the major countries in focus is china the report highlights the plight of the 1000000 muslims held in so-called political education camps in western china and says that they are forced to disavow their identity and to become lawyers government subjects beijing is not only continued censoring domestic media it's also successfully put pressure on foreign companies such as car makers volkswagen and the hotel chain maryon to quash any criticism the report also focuses on china for its mass surveillance of its own people calling it the most

intrusive public monitoring system that the world has. ever known and the people at human rights watch they can talk about that now with a lot of credit bill they were going to talk about that i'm joined here at the big table tonight by the men from human rights watch german even some house because it's good to see you again you know we had your boss the executive director last night kenneth roth on the show here talking about he wanted to release this report yesterday in hong kong but he was refused entry into the country or into the territory on sunday were you surprised to see china or the authorities in hong kong say no you can't come into the territory. we knew it was a risk because of china's squashing of free speech and. any criticism about china and on china and but i mean it was also

a proof of what we are saying that china is not tolerating any questions so with throwing us out or not letting us into hong kong actually punish the ones who is treated sizing the oppression of the chinese government its sins the message that china not only wants to silence the message it's also willing to keep the messenger silent or out of the picture absolutely and we see this increasingly and that's probably also why we published the report with a focus on china this year and it's because china's human rights violations spreading now globally we have seen human rights violations within china for many years and becoming worse and worse but increasingly the reach of the chinese government to silence its critics it's also globally it's reaching out

abroad to other countries students chinese students and all. for example universities they're being punished by criticizing china it's like a contagion isn't it the more power the more influence china has globally then the higher the likelihood is that people will think twice before you know speak their mind or they do things that we would consider part of basic human rights absolutely i mean china 16 percent of the world economy so they have a lot of power a lot of power to pressure other countries to stay numb that's why we call on states on governments to bat up together those who dare to speak out because if one country does it it's very hot to to keep this going so we need to see teams of countries to speak out against the bully china and reporting on this report is part

of that effort but you know we know you and i both know that china does not allow dortch of other d.w. news to be shown to be broadcast within china so the chinese people they don't see us so at the end of the day you have to ask can this report can it really change anything in john. well we think so because this report is calling on the countries to stand up against the big bully china and we want to motivate and we want to encourage the countries to stand up for the rights of the people those countries who still think it's worth fighting for human rights in some accounts in the director of human rights watch german events we've reached that you've taken the time to start with this tonight thank you. full it could happen at any time and when it does the lives of maybe millions could be threatened authorities in the philippines fear able kaino close to the capital manila is about to erupt the government raised threat levels after the keno began spewing ash and

lava on sunday so far about 30000 people have fled but nearly half a 1000000 have chosen to stay in the danger zone. attack a tasty is a ghost town. ash from the volcano is everywhere. even without a major eruption residents have already been hit hard. us the ash from little karina traveled with the wind and unfortunately it blew in our direction but i didn't just affect us physically but also our livelihood our business had to close down but it will take a while to clean up and i feel bad for the workers especially those who rely on a business to support themselves in a way it will go by. some are already attempting a cleanup but the filipino authorities a clear things could still get much worse the not dealing with the condition of the

tal volcano remains at alert level for that means a hazardous explosive eruption could take place in a timeframe of hours to days. so look at us. this is what the authorities are afraid of as well as the potential danger from lava an explosive eruption could cause part of the cocaine or to collapse into the lake triggering a tsunami. with no certainty over when disaster could strike residents and their livelihoods are left in limbo. the spanish football powerhouse barcelona have sacked their coach and esto valverde after 2 and a half seasons the club appeared to lose confidence in him despite being top of the spanish league and despite valverde leading them to a league and cup double 2 years ago and retaining the league's title last season former real betis coach k.

said he will be his replace. the world's most powerful are ambivalent towards him blush gaga one of slovenia's best known investigative journalists his research into the finnish arms dealer pantry and help put a former slovenian prime minister in prison for 2 years on corruption charges. but it's gaga sensitive findings attracted the interest of intelligence agencies he believes that includes germany's intelligence service the b m d that's why he's now at germany's constitutional court fighting with other foreign journalists against possible surveillance by the b n d. there is really no need if an intelligence service in that agency we are so very me and my war i'm going to the public interest. for kong local for the fighting so hard to. regenerate on the right side so why do they why

should they spy on us. while the surveillance of journalists within germany is restricted germany's intelligence services may spy as much as they like outside the country they can collect massive data for example what happens to the information the b.m.d. collects is unknown but in an era of international terrorism intelligence agencies are cooperating more closely than ever before everybody home all for a little bit more about. contemporary history and laws specifically in the intelligence right now and there doesn't serve it as a slow very ungracious specifically it is to have been the shape and play and coordinator by germany. that's why it's gaga and other journalists demand the same constitutional protection as their german counterparts they believe the intelligence services surveillance techniques are making journalists' jobs more difficult. investigative journalists already have quite a difficult walk

a lot of pressure a lot of threats a lot of legal issues and systemic stanek surveillance if they can call or or much more difficult because many possible sources they are just too afraid to contact us 20. years ago germany's constitutional court turned down a similar legal action but this time the judges will hear the case and there are signs that they'll take a more nuanced approach. and here's a reminder of our top story europe has announced its green deal for the future of the plan the european union will spend a trillion euros to stop using coal and to become called the neutral in 30 years that is a quarter of europe's entire budget and authorities in the philippines they are warning that a volcano near the capital could erupt at any moment lead to all of all can you

know about 60 kilometers south of manila is spewing ash and lava forcing thousands to flee the region. you're watching news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for the right path.

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