correspondents rebecca ritter's in brussels and kate brady in berlin let's start with you kate so what's the atmosphere like at the berlin march for climate protection and one of the protesters demanding. it's can see after six hours out on the streets today here in berlin the demonstration here behind me is slowly dying down many children headed home for the weekend but there was much excitement everyone was in really great spirits earlier today but hidden behind all the excitement and the great vibes coming out of this demonstration today is this first ration which we're seen towards previous generations as well as politicians and that is who this demonstration is aimed to still see the environment ministry here behind me and these children that took to the streets here in berlin today want to see action and one of the main issues here specifically for germany is the phase out of coal fired energy now at the moment the german government plans to phase out coal fired energy by twenty thirty eight of the students who were on the streets today that simply isn't soon. rebecca in brussels w

did you correspondent kate brady is on the streets of berlin covering the march which is just getting under way kate grew to about herself has come to berlin to lead today's march kind of turnout are we seeing. where the intelligent here that is it is going to he's going to fall over against climate change i'm trying to say i'm not i am i have a set in some ways of the greys as an inspiration i don't have time i'd say very same time since and we see even bigger numbers than in previous weeks a day i mean in the past few weeks we've seen a you not see that many as twenty thousand school children skipping school here alone in berlin and succumbing to the seven straight away or expect an even larger numbers today. demonstrators are calling for action on climate change or they demanding specific policy changes or is this more of an awareness raising campaign her parents are what they want to see action tell you very much the moment it was jam into the night is your take on something to make it to putting forward some measures golf cart climate change going i am but these are not the resul

our correspondent kate brady is already on the streets of berlin covering that march kate there must be a great deal of inside when that greater herself is leading a mass of the chancellor's office quite a crowd around you. yet there certainly is a lot of excitement has a made their school children who are skipping school once again to call for climate change or set themselves a greater for them is an inspiration and we're expecting about oh at least fifteen thousand school. children to be among this crowd here first currently not. famous for a member gateway is expected to give a speech and we can see a lot of most of its students around here and they have already been a series of speakers on stage what have they been calling for. years they had so many young teenagers from several european cities today from neighboring poland they also had a guest speaker from the u.k. as well and they were making very similar demands to come together and be the generation that reverses the effects of climate change and makes up for the mistakes they made in the past by politicians are calling for

our very own kate brady is hold the streets of berlin where students have gathered for the global climate action large shut case the young people there are skipping school braving the cold to be out on the streets what's the mood among them calling for action against climate change not. as big as you might feel to see and hear behind me at teri the the military says only one full of high spirits but there's also a sense of frustration here as well from the students who as you say ah sit in school and calling for action against climate change and their frustration is the older generations and of course most of all of those politicians who are currently in power here in germany what do they wall which what are these students who are out on the streets who obviously they want their future preserved but what specifically are their demands. well there are a number of demands but the specifically to germany would have the big issues for students here is the phase out of coal fired energy and at the moment the. a german government plans to phase out coal fired energy by twenty thirty of these to

movement which is actually being led at least by the you they thank you so much reality w's kate brady there in berlin. you know you could you know did you know. well it seems german students aren't the only ones on happy with the government here it's one year since i was conservatives went into coalition with the social democrats but a new survey shows that seventy percent of germans are not satisfied with the governing coalition's perform. it's been viewed as a marriage of convenience germany's grand coalition between the countries opposing big tent parties under the auspices of chance i got america that was a year ago and yet less than a third of germans now surveyed say they're still satisfied with the coalition between merkel's conservatives and the social democrats seventy percent are not. it took half a year following the two thousand and seventeen general election for germany to get a government it didn't take long thereafter in the early fall largely over migration policy meanwhile the grand coalition has tackled some of its platform for example more money for daycare and schools. seventy per

let's go now to brady joining us from downtown berlin where students have been gathering for the global climate change march towards you kate what's the mood where you are with students calling for action against climate change. hi well as you can probably see around me there is a quite an exciting sense of excitement in the ad this morning that these demonstrations that he has specifically about lead have been going on a true month is now so it certainly seems that it is an affair where the protest and the students heading out on the street ever we are taking climate change in an extremely seriously n.p.r.'s i can to some of the most well they've already said this earlier this morning to me that they were already making small changes and so for they control the parents there. buy plastic bottles for example and are instead change and save glass bottles but there is certainly a sense of excitement here that they can certainly at least try to change some things by turning out every week ok sense of excitement but have they been articulating some specific demands for german politicians. here and mom would have a clue what the

and covering those protests for us here in berlin is the wus very own bridie and welcome kate and now they must be a fair bit of excitement there now that greg is in the german capital tell us law. a reason why you think harry jaime just right now are great to have taken to the stage to address some estimated twenty five thousand schoolchildren here skipped school today to call for action against climate change from china has politicians and she's right now she's just praising them for coming out onto the streets of following her lead which she's been doing now every friday striking school every friday up in sweden since all of us of last share and she's just saying now that the young people are worried about the future and that's a real message is coming out of these demonstrations it's about looking to the future and making sure that this younger generation is able to secure it and say take action now against climate change to ensure that that is the case and it seems to get the order generation is learning from the younger one. so. it certainly seems that way here on the street eve

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