after 7 hours on the road stefan is approaching the border to hungary. the tailbacks for trucks are a problem that might well get worse under the new regulations the showing in zone within the e.u. has no internal border controls but romania is not a member and drivers from here have to wait hours if not days to cross in either direction. to stay competitive some romanian shipping firms have set up branches in western europe and their number is likely to rise 200000 people will disappear from remaining in the next 2 years because this is the number of people that are connected to me great to other countries in western europe who operate from their transport industry but these persons will bring dave families there and increase the number of people that we get out of remain yet stefan can't really say what the future holds tonight at least he won't be making it across the border into hungary but the idea of being able to be on the road for a maximum of 4 weeks at a time leaves him feeling very uneasy each. shorter hours obviously the money i earn will be

after 7 hours on the road stefan is approaching the border to hungary. the tailbacks for trucks are a problem that might well get worse under the new regulations showing in zone within the e.u. has no internal border controls but romania is not a member and drivers from here have to wait hours if not days to cross in either direction. to stay competitive some romanian shipping firms have set up branches in western europe and their number is likely to rise 200000 people will disappear from remaining in the next 3 years because this is the number of people that are connected. to other countries in western europe who operate from their transport bases for industry but these persons will bring david families there and that will increase the number of people that will get out of remaining yet stephanie can't really say what the future holds tonight at least he won't be making it across the border into hungary but the idea of being able to be on the road for a maximum of 4 weeks at a time leaves him feeling very uneasy each. shorter hours obviously the money i

and that was stefan simons in washington amid the criticism of his handling of the pandemic president trump has lashed out at china blaming it for spreading the virus trump went on the attack in a previous court of message to the u.n. general assembly as the world body marks 75 years since its founding the annual gathering took place with coronavirus restrictions in place it's. the perfect riverside spot for a fractious global family get together at u.n. headquarters. face masks and tight security even though the most distinguished guests joined by video link a precaution to avoid worsening the coronavirus pandemic that has already killed almost 1000000 people worldwide. to a half empty hole of socially distant u.n. ambassadors u.n. chief antonio good terrorists warned about tensions between the u.s. and china threatening to tear the organization and the world apart if it's very quick the 5 course meal. own world cannot afford a future where the 2 margins. are great for action. on trade and financial rules are going to american but if you feel intelligence capacity. at diplomacy globa

after 7 hours on the road stefan is approaching the border to hungary. the tailbacks for trucks are a problem that might well get worse under the new regulations showing in zone within the e.u. has no internal border controls but romania is not a member and drivers from here have to wait hours if not days to cross in either direction. to stay competitive some romanian shipping firms have set up branches in western europe and their number is likely to rise 200000 people will disappear in the next 2 years because this is the number of people that are connected. to the other countries in western europe who operate from transport the seas for industry but these persons will bring the. the families there and. the number of people that will get. stuff and can't really say what the future holds tonight at least he won't be making it across the border into hungary but the idea of being able to be on the road for a maximum of 4 weeks at a time leaves him feeling very uneasy each. other my schoolwork shorter hours obviously the money i earn will be much less if no

defines iman's in the story for us in connection with constant stefan thank you. and then matter what the white house press secretary or sarah gets of the president tell us president trump's message has not changed that much over the past 4 years from charlottesville to konoha the president has been reluctant to condemn police brutality against black men he's also been reluctant to condemn violence and provocation from the far right most recently in portland oregon where a crude truck caravan descended over the weekend adding fuel to the already volatile city the fatal shooting of a truck supporter only amplified his calls for more law and order. my next guest tonight studies this kind of messaging especially in right wing media i'm happy to welcome. to the day ford teaches political science at the j.f.k. institute at the for university here in berlin court is going to have you on this show let me start by asking you what did you think of trump's visit to connote should wisconsin today. well i think they should be here 1st of all but i think your correspondent did

correspondent stefan simons is in louisville kentucky tonight stefan we've got a nother story in the us about the police african-americans and accusations of an unfair justice system. yeah right and i can tell you the only thing subsiding here is the shock about the decision of the grand jury and the attorney general yesterday saying that. basically none of the 3 officers involved in the shooting of brianna taylor are charged with anything and that was 1st of course yesterday as it was some shock here of the people of the african-american community here in the community in lou will kentucky it all which then transferred very wary and. set itself in in anger and in frustration and in outrage and that ouster outrage is still very much alive even today 2nd day 2nd night possibly of more violent protests in louisville we talked to a few people about how they feel about what happened yesterday and what they expect for the day and how i will listen to that. i come here you have to pray. and pray for the poor souls. i mean what happened yesterday was horrible but i feel like we've kind of k

i'm on the story corps in washington stefan thank you. you're watching the w. news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by but there you can see you there. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona. covert 19 special and next on d w. 5 years of conflicts or 5 years of hard hitting political climate in the us the question if i do it. because that's what a few christofi jimmy carter you. know this is who are you concerns for not concern to him sebastian and sarah kelly take you to the heart of the matter just to get closer to the conflicts. on t.w. . around the world the race to develop a vaccine against the new coronavirus continues apace. the world health organization is now tracking more than 170 candid vaccines in the preclinical state research is test if the vaccine triggers an immune response to animals in phase one testing the vaccine is given to a small group of people to see if it's safe face to i

governor stefan ingves. tempers expectations on major developments on battery technology while promising to have a $25,000 electric car within three years. the action from ihs market, coming up here it -- coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we are counting down to the start of trading in japan, here in sydney, and in seoul. taking a look at south korean equities, the benchmark dropping the most in five weeks on tuesday. it looks like the kospi is on course to move below the 50 day moving average for the first time since april. we saw the biggest loss to the cost become almost 2.5% in the tuesday session, the major outperform in the asian session there as we saw both foreign and institutional investors selling their. watching the kospi at the open and futures indicating that that selloff will in fact continue. let's get to karina mitchell with the first word headlines. karina: the u.s. and china class virtually at the un's general assembly as leaders offered prerecorded addresses. president trump renewed h

stefan: that is providing us with reflections on the corporate bond market.rnal consumption. it is up for us to decide what to do and what not to do. when we started our program we had clearly stated how he we would gradually move and change over time and increase transparency. >> why not keep it as transparent as possible? absolutely doing that but this is a market quite different from the government debt market. it takes a while to gradually increase transparency. there is absolutely -- we are not against transparency. it will take a well to gradually increase transparency. it has to do with the maturity of the market. it is less mature than the market for mortgage backed securities or government debt. that was stefan ingves speaking with bloomberg. let's get straight to the markets. looking at the pound and the movement with treasuries and technology. we will get back to the pound and a second. u.s. equity futures are up, along with european stocks. tech shares showing resilience. the dollar faltering after its biggest daily gain in three months. .66.-doll

part of my track but i won't be making the ascend to the king's house on shaft and all by myself stefan will accompany me he's a mountain guide from mitten about. he says the mountains have a calming effect on him and that sometimes you just need to stop look and listen. because then how did you come to be a mountain guide. it actually started with my parents we were always in the mountains. then while doing my military service my path seemed preordained i became a mountain leader for the armed forces i just kept spending more time in the mountains even in my free time. and things just turned out this way. i mean you tell me as a city kid what a mountain guy does. it has changed a bit in that in the past the people who came here usually had some experience they'd already done a fair amount of hiking which nowadays many people are just looking to have an experience and tend to be ill prepared. so that poses the biggest challenge. since so few people come with any previous experience you have to teach them everything with starting with how to walk. before that's the way it is. now this is

stefan's trek across europe begins at home in romania his family have come along to help load up his own luggage and food for the journey for the next few weeks his truck will be his home. even after 6 years in the job the farewells don't get any easier. stephon has completed hundreds of trips in that time but this one is special. this will be his 1st tour since the introduction of stricter regulations for truck drivers in the e.u. he and his colleagues are now required to return home every 3 or 4 weeks plus they have to spend the rest breaks in hotels instead of car parks as has been the case until now the aim is to ensure fair competition while improving working conditions especially for those from eastern europe but he says the new rules while well intentioned go too far. only a limit of 8 weeks would be ok by me. 6 to 8 weeks. because i know there are some people working full to 5 months nonstop that would be too much for. the lender has anything to do with truck driving. the new regulations are a cause for concern in the capital book arist with around 60000 drivers serving desti

after 7 hours on the road stefan is approaching the border to hungary. the tailbacks for trucks are a problem that might well get worse under the new regulations the schengen zone within the e.u. has no internal border controls but romania is not a member and drivers from here have to wait hours if not days to cross in either direction. to stay competitive some romanian shipping firms have set up branches in western europe and their number is likely to rise 200000 people will disappear. next 3 years because this is the number of people who are connected. to other countries in western europe who operate from the transport industry but these persons will bring the families there and increase the number of people that will get. stuff and can't really say what the future holds tonight at least he won't be making it across the border into hungary but the idea of being able to be on the road for a maximum of 4 weeks at a time leaves him feeling very uneasy much. shorter hours obviously the money i earn will be much less if not. so i'm really thinking about whe

on the side of the trail and stefan points out some yellow gentian to me it's a plant commonly found in the alps it thrives here at an altitude of some $800.00 metres. that's what that was worth it. not bad not at all. and there it is i can see my goal the king's house on shots and the photo of the vet and mountain. tourism and climate change are said to be threatening the alpine flora and fauna is that something you see yourself spend a lot of time in the mountains and it was a few weeks. in the case of tourism yes some people there are popular spots like the spitzer summit that are really overrun by masses of tourists but as you experienced yourself today we hardly saw anybody on our way up. there really quiet areas for instance in the car general range over there. even in peak season and we're at the absolute peak of the season right now you can be. all on your own same const when can you move on that's for climate change we haven't felt very much yet. maybe it's objective because you don't notice gradual changes as much as the woman and it's so. but we've always had a few tough w

correspondent stefan simons is there stefan both jacob blake's family and local leaders said trump wasn't welcome it doesn't sound like he came with a message of reconciliation. definitely not and if he came then he didn't make anybody hear that deafening of the crowd behind me which is getting smaller and alpha course but who was significantly bigger during the course of the day there were some peaceful protests of the day there was some shouting matches between. black live matter protesters and pro trump followers but all in all very peaceful night however a day i would say however the president was a no show of course in this area he met with law enforcement officers to a round table discussion and as you said before yes he was praising law 'd enforcement and. basically did also say that if it wasn't for him and law enforcement the whole city would succumb to basically terrorism which is of course also not true. well how does this all play into president truman's reelection strategy staff. well it's all of course symbolic politics and it is you know a campaign here so everything the pr

well i'm glad merkel speaking here in berlin alongside the swedish prime minister stefan loven briefly touching on alexina valmy and saying how germany would respond to russia depended on russia right now and how it responds to those allegations that came out on wednesday as it stands moscow is far from happy with berlin at the moment in the way that that announcement on wednesday was made what we've heard from the head of the fact that a press conference was called before the russian ambassador had been summoned to the foreign office before. being told that this was going to be this announcement was going to be made. of the russian ambassador said that once he was summoned to the the foreign ministry he wasn't given any facts about the allegations being made now the kremlin spokesperson to me to the press golf has said on thursday essentially they can't comment on what they haven't seen in relation to the the evidence to back up the claims that alexei navalny was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent while the foreign ministry in moscow has accused berlin of what it called make a phone

correspondent stefan simons is standing by for us in louisville kentucky stefan protests are being held in cities across the u.s. but your entire as hometown where she was killed what's been happening there. you know look at behind me you wouldn't believe what was the picture here just hours ago now we're here at the impromptu memorial or vigil for rianna taylor here at the jefferson park square here in downtown louisville and hours ago this place was packed was packed with protesters was also packed with police with law enforcement hundreds of them and what happened was the protesters took off this place in marches throughout the town police followed as they immediately came to scuffles after the grand jury announced that there will be any charges no arrests no charges filed against any of those officers who were involved in shooting rio not every one of taylor's 6 times to death. after that what happened 46 arrests also i think this is number increased there were more arrests later on as well as 2 police officers actually got shot they are in the hospital one is as we understand still

i'm on the story corps in washington stefan thank you. for back here in europe france has reported a record high of new daily inspections 13 sells the new coke again in 24 hours the government wants to avoid another walked on and is banking on physical distancing and face masks to keep public life going for university students the restrictions come with their own challenges you don't usually salutes reports. it's a start of term like no other at this university in a suburb north of paris. despite the strict anti covert measures these economic students are happy to be here. 2 weeks of it will it's nice to be back at university this just shows that despite the virus life continues. our university has done what's needed to adapt to the situation we have split into 2 groups and have them on language classes every 2nd week every 2nd seat is off limits and we have to wear masks although that's a bit of a nuisance. quite a contrast to a holiday season during which many people lowered their guard most of france's recent covert cases are amongst y

correspondent stefan simons is there stefan both jacob blades family and local leaders said trump wasn't welcome it doesn't sound like he came with a message of reconciliation. definitely not and if he came then he didn't make it anybody here that definitely not the crowd behind me which is getting smaller and alpha course but who was significantly bigger during the course of the day there were some peaceful protests of the day there was some selling matches between. black live matter protesters and. followers but all in all very peaceful night however a day i would say however the president was a no show in this area he met with law enforcement officers to a round table discussion and as you said before yes he was praising law 'd enforcement and. basically did also say that if it wasn't for him and law enforcement the whole city would succumb to basically terrorism which is of course also not true. well how does this all play into president trump's reelection strategy staff. well it's all of course symbolic politics and it is you know a campaign here so everything the president says eve

i'm on the story boards in washington stefan thank you. best of all legend michael jordan has linked up with champion stock car racing driver dinny hamlin to form a new nascar cup series team take a look at the deal will have bubba wallace as their driver while a successfully campaigned you may remember to give the confederate flag band from nascar races the 3 men aim to create more opportunities for black people in race. in brazil a practice session of the women's national football team was gate crashed by someone apparently keen to join the squad but they brought in some thoughts there you see the would be footballer landed on the head of defender brenda benito's the bird was reluctant to leave until an assistant coach finally managed to push it away sadly the plucky parrot failed the old dition and hasn't been seen sands what you call a bad perched fasting. this is news from berlin up next business news with change stick around she'll be right. every day. for us and for our planet. my dues is on its way to bring you more conservation. h

an urgent call to action there climatologist stefan romps tof thank you for joining us you're on to share that view thank you my pleasure it's european union foreign ministers have come up one vote short of unanimous on sanctions against a bill of racine officials linked to president lukashenko e.u. states had intended to impose the sanctions on officials implicated in electoral fraud in last month's presidential election and violence against anti-government protesters. the bell the reason an opposition leader spits larner chicken off sky i was in brussels to ask for help she urged the european union foreign ministers to be brave and we can bellary see him president alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. i ask him more to finance their dictator dictator regime and programs from state to non-state actors i also asked to consider to reconsider partnerships with state of going to stations cost or caution come finally and most importantly i call on you to work together with us toward a free fair and transparent election. these were the scenes after the disputed elections in bella reu

defines iman's in the story for us in connection with constant stefan thank you. and no matter what the white house press secretary or sarah gets of the president tell us president trump's message has not changed that much over the past 4 years from charlottesville to konoha the president has been reluctant to condemn police brutality against black men he's also been reluctant to condemn violence and provocation from the far right most recently in portland oregon where a pro truck caravan descended over the weekend adding fuel to the already volatile city the fatal shooting of a trump supporter only amplified his calls for more law according to the de ford teaches political science at the j.f.k. institute at the free university here in berlin court is going to have you on the show let me start by asking you what did you think of trump's visit to connote should wisconsin today. well i think they should be here 1st of all but i think your correspondent did a fantastic job of summarizing this and as a political scientist it's not really up to me to say you know it to

yes the german government spokesperson stefan seibert made this announcement on wednesday saying that they had unequivocal proof as he put it that alexei in the volley and being poisoned with a nerve agent belonging to the chalk family of those type of toxins he had this to say during that statement a special aboard 3 of the german armed forces carried out a toxic logical task on samples taken from alexina volley it found an equivocal proof boys inning with a chemical nerve agent from the navi group the federal government condemned this attack in the strongest possible terms. well that's what we've heard from the government here in germany so far we are expecting i'm gillum medical german chancellor in a round an hour to address the press when we waiting of course we'll bring you all the latest what she has to say what she said it. all right and what is been the official russian reaction at this point. well as of a few moments ago to me 2 press corps of the kremlin spokes person addressed the media put out a statement saying that so far had not been in touch with moscow we had heard f

an urgent call to action there climatologist stefan tof thank you for joining us here on to share that view thank you my pleasure. it's now we had to tell kenya where haunted houses are a popular form of entertainment but so is the coronavirus and that make there's a new twist on an old tradition proving a socially distanced horror experience for covert times a warning here some might find the story socially disturbing that. know the coded pandemic hasn't moved into a zombie apocalypse this is live in detainment courtesy of take your scared squad and it's a haunted house with a plot twist it's a drive through experience. just america as we started this driving because we can't get close to customers at a traditional haunted house. now we got even closer because there's only a window between us it's way closer than before but standing nose to nose many customers say they've never been so close before they. chose to write the words. those stories and haunted houses a popular in japan especially in the summer months but in times of social distancing if you're looking for a live action hor

take this now to our correspondents to find simons he's in canoga wisconsin good afternoon to you stefan trump's visit very brief there in conneaut should did his visit did it make a difference on the ground where you are. it made a difference in terms of that it brought of course from supporters and from protesters basically close together and they delivered so even if it's now fairly calm it calmed significantly down they delivered each other a shouting match and chanting black lives matter which were then responded with all lives matter which then resulted in more shouting and yelling like lives matter it seems to be that and that is maybe also something the president doesn't understand that a few people here do not understand and less black lives don't matter it's not the case that all lives matter so this has to come 1st then all lives matter having said that the president characterizing the last weekend promotion or today as ravaged by domestic terrorism that's of course not the case that is absolutely not the case yes there were protests yes there was violence yeah yeah buildings

thank you so president rob is in commercial wisconsin and so was stefan simons he's on the story for is there good afternoon to you chef on what have you been seeing and hearing in the city today. well as you know or notice right now it's calm down significant calm down the last 2 hours or so we witnessed a tro trump supporters as well as anti trump demonstrators protesters and b.l.m. protesters giving each other a shouting match and shouting competition. feelings and emotions took up a good bit but now everything calmed down a little bit time for us to bring in a very special guest and i'll going to put my mass back on because that's in times of court 19 a good thing to do i'm going to talk to and introduce you to sarah sarah is 19 years old comes actually from germany lives in the united states for the last year in chicago and this is your 1st time here in canarsie however you are of course expressing your your your stance here and for who you're rooting for and what is important to you let me ask you sarah. as someone who lives here for here already and has some understanding of w

yes stefan's i bet who's the main spokes person for the german government basically the voice of uncle merkel on almost all issues he issued a statement on behalf of the government saying that alexei in the valley had been poisoned using a new agent from the nova chalk family that's according to tests that were carried out by a german military laboratory a special aboard 3 of the german armed forces carried out a toxic logical task on samples taken from alexina and found an equivocal proof of poisoning with a chemical nerve agent from the navi trunk group the federal government condemned this attack in the strongest possible terms. well the bundeswehr institute which carried out these tests is certified by the o.p.c. w. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and it's from tests that are being carried out in that lab that mr burt went on to say that there was an equivocal proof this is far as germany was concerned alexina valley had been poisoned with a nerve agent now we've also heard in the last 20 minutes or so from the german foreign minister who said that how russ

on the side of the trail stefan points out some yellow gentian to me it's a plant commonly found in the alps it thrives here at an altitude of some $800.00 metres. that's what that was worth it. not bad not at all. and there it is i can see my goal the king's house on shocks and the 1st of the better. tourism and climate change are said to be threatening the alpine flora and fauna is that something you see yourself you spend a lot of time in the mountains and it was a feeling. in the case of tourism yes some people there are popular spots like the summit that are really overrun by masses of tourists but as you experienced yourself today we hardly saw anybody on our way up . there really quiet areas for instance in the call then the range over there. even in peak season and we're at the absolute peak of the season right now. be all on your own same const well then can you move on that's for climate change we haven't felt very much yet. maybe it's objective because you don't notice gradual changes as much as the woman and it's so. but we've always had a few tough winners and some very mil

stefan's trek across europe begins at home in romania his family have come along to help load up his own luggage and food for the journey for the next few weeks his truck will be his home. even after 6 years in the job the farewells don't get any easier. stephon has completed hundreds of trips in that time but this one is special. this will be his 1st tour since the introduction of stricter regulations for truck drivers in the e.u. he and his colleagues are now required to return home every 3 or 4 weeks plus they have to spend their rest breaks in hotels instead of car parks as has been the case until now the aim is to ensure fair competition while improving working conditions especially for those from eastern europe but he says the new rules while well intentioned go too far. only a limit of 8 weeks would be ok by me. 6 to 8 weeks. because i know there are some people working full to 5 months nonstop that would be too much for. it has anything to do with truck driving. the new regulations are a cause for concern in the capital book arist with around 60000 drivers serving destination

2nd part of my track but i won't be making the ascent to the king's house on shot and all by myself stefan odd will accompany me he's a mountain guide from mitten bot. he says the mountains have a calming effect on him and that sometimes you just need to stop look and listen. because then how did you come to be a mountain guide. it actually started with my parents we were always in the mountains. then while doing my military service my path seemed preordained i became a mountain leader for the armed forces i just kept spending more time in the mountains even in my free time. and things just turned out this way. i mean you tell me as a city kid what a mountain guy does you know also. it has changed a bit in that in the past the people who came here usually had some experience they'd already done a fair amount of hiking boots nowadays many people are just looking to have an experience and tend to be ill prepared. so that poses the biggest challenge. since so few people come with any previous experience you have to teach them everything with starting with how to walk. that's the way it is. an

defines iman's of the story for us in connection with constant stefan thank you. an amount of what the white house press secretary or sarah gets of the president tell us president trumps message has not changed that much over the past 4 years from charlottesville to konoha the president has been reluctant to condemn police brutality against black men he's also been reluctant to condemn violence and provocation from the far right most recently in portland oregon where a crude trumped care of band descended over the weekend adding fuel to the already volatile city the fatal shooting of a trump supporter only amplified his calls for more law and order. my next guest tonight studies this kind of messaging especially in right wing media i'm happy to welcome. to the day ford teaches political science at the j.f.k. institute at the for university here in berlin court is going to have you on the show let me start by asking you what did you think of trump's visit to connote should wisconsin today. well i think they should be here 1st of all but i think your correspondent d

that's live television for you the stuff on stuff i saw in stephanie's in louisville kentucky stefan as always thank you. well there have been more than 16000 new coronavirus cases in just the past day in france the soaring infection rate in the country has also seen hospitalizations from coburg 1000 reach a high not seen since early june and this is prompted the french government to introduce extra restrictive measures to contain the virus mainly in larger cities bars will either have restricted hours or closed completely gyms will shut down and no more than 10 people will be allowed to gather in public places but the government says it's determined to avoid another walk down given the severe social and economic consequences. that's what the government says let's take this now to paris to reporter john lawrence and good evening to you john the mean how close in france are we tonight to a new nationwide lockdown. well the whole point of the measures that the government just announced is to avoid and other economically catastrophic lock down . government furloughs schemes are coming t

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defines iman's in the story for us in connection with constance stefan thank you. and the amount of what the white house press secretary or sarah gets of the president tell us president trump's message has not changed that much over the past 4 years from charlottesville to konoha the president has been reluctant to condemn police brutality against black men he's also been reluctant to condemn violence and provocation from the far right most recently in portland oregon where a crude truck caravan descended over the weekend adding fuel to the already volatile city the fatal shooting of a truck supporter only amplified his calls for more law and order. my next guest tonight studies this kind of messaging especially in right wing media i'm happy to welcome. to the day ford teaches political science at the j.f.k. institute at the for university here in berlin court is going to have you on the show let me start by asking you what did you think of trump's visit to connote zhou wisconsin today well i think they should be here 1st of all but i think your correspondent has t

stefan there also in the u.s. the president donald trump has again refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if you lose this november's election trump was speaking at a news conference in the white house. to see what happens you know that have been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster and that it will arrive. to making sure that there's a nice little word for all of the want to get rid of the ballots and you know have a very transfer will have a very peaceful there won't be a transfer or frankly there will be a continuation of the ballots out of control you know it and you know who knows it better than anybody else the democrats know it better than anybody else. peter the dolphin to use us election team is looking into this story for us hi peter this has created a big stir in the us why is president trump saying as well as with many things it is hard to not sell biased but but looking at the data objectively speaking the most likely explanation seems that you know the

well earlier we spoke to stefan who heads up the earth system analysis group at the potsdam institute for climate impact research he argues that if the paris climate goals are to be achieved and missions cannot continue to rise beyond the end of this year missions are still rising but they should be falling by now because what counts really here is what we call the cumulative emissions that is the total of c o 2 that we have emitted since the beginning of industrialization and what that means that every year where we add more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere means that we also have to reach 0 emissions to still reach the same climate all say the goals of the paris agreement and. already the last report by the intergovernmental panel on climate change has concluded we need to have the global emissions by the year 2030 so we only have 10 years to cut the emissions enough and that means we have to stop now we can't even afford to lose a single more year. that was a climate scientist stefan stuff speaking to us here on you a little bit earlier in the day. now rescuers in australia are fig

stefan tell matzke is a jaime a path he made from germany to a stray bullet he uses. the mud brick home he built by hand was destroyed in the fire is. the boer war was he look like donetsk or syria. or the allied bombings of germany the pictures i know. this privately. and said of course. he's been given to wear that caravans in a shipping container to see him through the winter like many in the area he was uninsured he's been given $50000.00 from the red cross to bray build an 8 $1000.00 from the state government to replace his appliances have you found it hard to ask for help yeah i never though that the one thing. i was always reluctant to do this. and now i've become a hunter gatherer i grab everything i mean done here and cross they help break your whatever literally i ask for something. that was hard but not terribly hard you know. i could combine it with a certain assessor. for uninsured people that you know i was a well meaning when they're being given these grants and you know they're trying to hang on to every last cent. you know they try not to spend it bec

correspondent stefan simons is there stefan both jacob blake's family and local leaders said trump wasn't welcome it doesn't sound like he came with a message of reconciliation definitely not if he came to and he didn't make it anybody here that definitely not the crowd behind me which is getting smaller now of course but who was significantly bigger during the course of the day there were some peaceful protests year during the course of the day there was some selling matches between. black live matter protesters and pro trump or trump followers but all in all very peaceful night however a day i would say however the president was a no show of course in this area he met with law enforcement officers to a round table discussion and as you said before yes he was praising law 'd enforcement and. basically did also say that if it wasn't for him and law enforcement the whole city would succumb to basically terrorism which is of course also not true. well how does this all play into president trump's reelection strategy stephanie well it's all of course symbolic politics and it is you know a ca