long and successful history of nuclear power generation sees it as a solution for the future britain sweden spain and belgium are just some of the over a you countries that have nuclear capacity and on planning to get rid of it so closing down its own reactors will stop germany's suffering from nuclear fallout in the event of an accident elsewhere in europe but the german green party is aiming high we're planning to hold europe's going to be nuclear free at the moment thirteen of twenty seven nations in the european union are going to have any nuclear plan so it's a lot and we want to make them get of the time maybe two or three thousand thirty of them everything's free but all of a a minute the room cold the e.u. wants to generate twenty percent of it electricity using when you buy twenty twenty and also to reduce. carbon emissions nuclear power was a good way of bringing emissions down but germany will be to go back to its coal fired power stations to make up the shortfall in terms of climate change germany has. because it's trying to introduce you to levels and if you switch off nuclear energy

the fukushima plant isn't given up on nuclear power just like many other countries including britain sweden spain and belgium despite family caused by be accident nuclear energy still considered a mountain blue green and cheap all of that does not prevent germany's green party from maine in high gear getting ready for a complaint to make the whole of europe new free. world with the edge do you believe the whole of europe can ever become nuclear free world well we know that germany has has decided to to phase out nuclear issue by the year twenty twenty two switzerland's there is some of this with the french despite the position of the government are very anti-nuclear as we just saw this trend spread do you think this is serious or is just just the first reaction we did not see unless the french were. lets out a potion of public france has the most advanced and constructive management policy of many nations in the world precisely because they have chosen to make even a percent of their all atrocities with nuclear power they still that they say they export nuclear. trustfully across borders and the

puts us a patient of of several nato countries including britain britain france sweden was also involved or spain was also involved and they essentially simulating the real war in the mediterranean it was in a maritime environment and it was it was an exercise which was that which was designed to develop into specific combat skills so we're nowhere no longer in the sphere of diplomacy when no longer in the sphere of aerial bombardments on the no fly zone concept this is all out war and and i think it's about time that the so-called international community realize that this is a this is a war of aggression in violation of law i want to briefly talk about i'm not playing have anything while you're on the line i want told you briefly about as well on the prospects we nato and russia what's happening there just for a minute and let's talk about syria then its leader bashar al assad could be next in line but you know russia saying it would even read a resolution on syria now is it possible that made for a coalition of the winning could launch an operation anyway well. i being the situation in syria is

sweden. all the victims traveled to northern germany, officials say the outbreak is not linked to vegetables from spain, as previously thought. they still do not know the source. >>> a 16-year-old from britainclimb the highest mountain on all seven continents. george atkinson made it to mt. everest last week, three days shy of his 17th birthday. still 16 years old. the previous record >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now back over to chris in no, new york. >> thank you very much. >>> a surprising idea, paying smart people a lot of money to stay out of college. it's the brainchild of one of the men who started paypal, he's giving some young people a chance to work on ideas that he believes can change the world. imagine being 19 years old and getting $100,000 to start your own company. kiselov and 23 otha chance to do that when he was given a chance to realize dreams. >> i hope to see my equipment in a decade or two be the equipment to cure cancer or hiv/aids. >> alex dropped everything including college to reinvent the liquid chromatography mass spectrometer. kiselev believes he can change the world of medicine making the expensive devices more affordable. >> the cost is anywhe