days we've been seeing a bit of rain but that that the challenge is really serious professor richard kingsford in sydney today thanks so much for coming in thanks very much. and we'll have more on climate change when we go to greenland where the glaciers may be melting the economy is booming as climate change opens up new opportunities. but 1st as a preview on some of the other stories in the news germany's government has agreed on a timeline for decommissioning coal plants after reaching a deal with the country's coal producing states. details we publish once they're finalized the government plans to phase out coal by 2038. u.s. president donald trump and chinese vice premier league they have signed the 1st part of a new trade agreement the deal would see china purchasing billions in u.s. agricultural and manufacturing products as well as energy supplies stock markets post major gains on that sign. police and protesters have clashed in the lebanese capital beirut for a 2nd night of clashes began after the crowd gathered at a police station to demand the release of protesters taken into custod