cole: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize. >> as an f.b.i. agent who worked border security on the border, understanding it all too well, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 with the senate amendment thereto and concur in the senate amendment, this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for signature today. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the gentleman from massachusetts has not yielded for that purpose and therefore the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. this gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: i yield to the distinguished gentleman from south dakota, mr. johnson, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman. mr. johnson: thank you. i ask unanimous consent to take from the speak 's table h.r. 3401 with the senate am

cole: i yield to my good mr. rose.m tennessee, the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 with the senate amendment thereto and concur in the senate amendment. this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for his signature today. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has previously advised that a unanimous consent request cannot be entertained . the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i yield to my good friend from the great state of illinois, mr. lahood, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois. mr. lahood: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 with the senate amendment thereto and concur in the senate amendment. this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for his signature today. the speaker pro tempore: as t

cole: thank you very much, mr. chairman. madam speaker, in closing, i want urge to opposition to this rule. once again, the majority is making the exact same mistake it made earlier this week. we have a bipartisan bill already approved by the senate, the house should simply take it up and work its will on that bill. frankly, we all know if that bill were allowed to come to the floor, it would pass overwhelmingly, with a majority of each side voting in favor of it. and then it wouldn't have to go back to the senate, it would go immediately to the president of the united states. he could sign it. these resources would begin to flow. again, we've had a robust debate today and i respect the passions on both sides and every point of view about this. and i actually see a great deal of common agreement. we agree, which we did not eight weeks ago, that there's an emergency on the southern border. we agree it's a humanitarian crisis. we agree there need to be resources that go there immediately. and we agree that time is short. we're

cole. >> before i yield to mr. cole, i'd just point out the accommodation process began over 100 days ago. we have still not gone to the floor with the contempt resolution. >> thank you. and i'd say to my friend from arizona that at least on financial services, we requested documents pertaining to the deutsche bank and monies that we think may have passed through russia to the deutsche bank to we don't know where a year and a half ago, democrats did. and now, obviously, the committee was in the hands of the republican majority until the beginning of this year, but we didn't get a single word, nothing. either from justice or the deutsche bank until this year, and then they said, no, we're not going to give it. i think deutsche bank may now be prepared to start submitting information, but to my friend's point i just want to say it isn't as if these are new requests. these have been pending for more than a year now. and since we've taken a majority since early on in this congress, so i agree with my friend mr. raskin

we have steven cole here a member of the national society son 0 the american revolution, through this fifth inform great-grandfather. cole is the descendent of the andersons, who helped build the fort on the illinois plains, right in the waubash river valley in the early 1800s. cole is a living history presenter and lex tours on american history -- lectures on american ohio in the per sunshine an henry doug losses. hi surnames include cole, lies, pettiford, bates, day, walled don and anderson, the oldest names in this nation actually. larry currie and his wife, matta, live in rural bridgeport written there have been morrises since the late 1790s. mr. currie and his wife happen deep an ancestor roots in. these early ancestors have inspired his interest as a browser, collector and he says somewhat researcher, with a deep curiosity about the early african-american pilgrims, some who settled here over 200 years ago. mr. curry is a board member of the lawrence county historical society, a member of a lawrence county arts council, helping hand volunteer, and a lyle station indiana volunteer

cole. i rise today to urge my colleagues to defeat the previous question so the house may consider election security legislation that has a chance to become law. as i explained last night during debate in rules, there's no place for partisanship when it comes to securing our elections. h.r. 2722, the safe act is simply another partisan bill by the majority aimed at federally mandating election standards like mandates the state's ex-, d -- that states exclusively use paper ballot, effectively ban anything type of direct recording electronic voting machine. keep in mind if this legislation passes, if one of our local election officials had just worked to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars purchasing new digital electronic machines with a paper backup, those machines and that investment ofer that hard-earned tax dollars would be obsolete in the year 2022, three years from now. that's not right. mandating the exclusive use of paper ballots will create longer lines at polling places and can

that's why i opened the business in cole valley. i just hope i can find a way to adapt and grow but otherwise, you can't survive. anyway, thank you all for listening and thank you for presenting this legislation. >> next speaker, please. >> help low. my name is steven madrid. i'm a member of the cole valley improvement demonstration. i'm not part of a merchant association or part of a government agency. i try to shop on hate street as well. i wanted to comment on two aspects of this legislation. when it comes to the zoning restrictions on hate street, there is a large, i would argue, a very large portion of the population that although they live within blocks of hate street choose not to shop there because they don't have businesses that attract the residents who live there now. for example, the lower hate according to a san francisco chronicle article has 6.29 residents and the other has 1.9. the legislation would make it easier for retail businesses to maybe have some limited food options, would help provide more food options on h

cole: i do. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 116-109 offered by mr. cole of oklahoma. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 431, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. cole, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to begin by yielding two minutes to my good friend and distinguished physician from tennessee, dr. roe. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. cole. mr. speaker, i strongly support this amendment and the h.h.s. is a staunch, pro-life ob-gyn physician who practiced for over 31 years and delivered nearly 5,000 babies, it sickening me we would think a health care provider to perform a procedure that violates their conscience or religious beliefs. although it may come as a shock to some democrats to learn that many providers are pro-life and forc

cole and i yield myself such time. during consideration of this resolution all time is yielded for purposes of debate only and i ask unanimous consent that all members be given five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, today, the rules committee met and reported a rule, house resolution 462 providing for consideration h.r. 431. one hour of general debate controlled by the chair and ranking minority member on the committee of appropriations. i have fought for human rights my entire career. as co-chair of the tom lantos human rights commission, i never thought i would see such inhumane conditions, all because of the president's cruel and failed immigration policies. we have children today at border facilities forced to sleep on concrete floors. with the lights kept on 24 hours a day. they are not being given soap, diapers or a tooth brush. combs are being shared and kids are being supervised by other kids. this is happening in america

opposed, no. >> will cole. roll call. >> report numbers. >> without objection, just give us a minute. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. resolution house 430 reaffirms the authorization of all committee chairman in the future to sue to for subpoenas after the bipartisan legal advisory group, not a vote of the full house or committee. as i previously expressed, i am concerned that allowing the house to sue to enforce subpoenas prior to exercising all tools in their toolbox puts the house on extremely weak legal footing. i fear this will be the case for the courts clients depending on the judge could drag out for years. the house was previously sued for documents. government officials were told that was contempt. that's not the case here. the untested tactics provided by 430 risk losing in court and damaging this institution. the amendment seeks to reduce the institutional risks to the house for those, these untested tactics, by requiring, at the very least, that the house office of general c

robo y manejar bajo la influencia del cole. ' cargos para atacar a una mujer en la adicciÓn donde ocurrieronlos hechos en mi express. el pasado 10 de junio se habÍa emitido otra orden de arresto. varios lugares, decidieron colocar la condesa media asta. >> es un dÍa muy triste. perdimos a una mujer especial. una mujer con un corazÓn grande >> estas fueron las palabras del presidente del universidad. obtuvo su tÍtulo universitario en desarrollo infantil en este y tus machos 2018. era conocida entre sus compaÑeras. >> simplista no sonriendo. los jÓvenes pensaban como yo quiero

cole supports the children. he actually supports funding these programs for the children past this month. something the majority doesn't. time after time after time the majority has refused the funding. madam chair, there is no need for this amendment because in one month we can't take care of any children because the majority has refused time after time after time to provide funding to take care of these children. and then, madam chair, the majority gets up, members of the majority get up and claim that hey're for the children. sure, we need reporting but before we need reporting we actually need funding. we should bring, instead of being here at 1:40 debating a two-line amendment that says just decrease and increase, we ought to be debating a supplemental bill of i yield time to the gentleman from texas -- bill. and i yield time to the gentleman from texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. >> i thank the speaker. it's 1:35 in the morning here on the east coast. i represent a district in texas

they arrested romeo cole on sunday. police chased cole down after an officer recognized these brightly colored highop sneakers from surveillance video. officers say cole wore not only the same sneakersut also the same clothing in a suspected burgla the day before. >> and historic moment today in prince george's county. dr. monica goldson was named the permanent school ceo of prince george's county schools. she took over interim ceo of the school system last summer. she's a native of prince george's county and she's been in the school system for 40 years. as a student, teacher, a administrator. she's also the first african-american wom to oversee this school system. >> when i got the call from the county exec. to say i was the selected one the very first th ong i thought about wereur kids and that for them they now have an opportunity to see that one day this too can be you. >> dr. goldson was chosen from among 20 candidates in a nationwide search. she took over as italinterim la signed former ceo amidst controversy. gol

i'm nothing like cole. >> jimmy: does he look like cole? >> yeah, kind of.ida thing i guess. >> jimmy: your grandmother is very proud of you, i'm sure you're aweaare. >> jimmy: because she's on twitter telling people a lot. let's go to some of those tweets if we could. this is from are your grandma. keep going up. yeah, okay, look at my darling duo. they get better looking all the time. took cannes by storm. beautiful and made for each other. they're missing their mup. is that what you call your grandmother? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you face time with her in. >> no, i didn't. yeah, yeah, no. >> jimmy: there's another one. my wonderful, gorgeous grand son. he owned cannes. superstah. the mustache does look good. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks. >> jimmy: i would normally not just recommend the mustache. >> nice. >> jimmy: is she as equally as proud of her other grand children? >> no. >> jimmy: just -- >> no, not at all. >> jimmy: just you. >> yeah, i'm in a clear first place right now. the other kids got to do something very special for her. >> jimmy: were you at c

cole: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my friend, the distinguished ranking member of the full appropriations committee for yielding. today i rise in support of the supplemental appropriation covering numerous disasters. communities hit by hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, and other natural disasters have been waiting too long for this needed relief. over 40 states will be able to receive long needed funding provided by this bill. the bill provide critical aid to help farmers and ranchers recover from losses of crops and livestock. funding for cities and schools that have had their infrastructure damaged by natural disasters will be able to begin necessary repairs to buildings. the bill includes $50 million for the department of labor dislocated worker national reserve. this funding will go to states to create temporary employment opportunities to assist the cleanup and recovery efforts in areas impacted by disaster. the bill includes over $300 million for the department of health and human services. $80 mi

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cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield two minutes to my colleague from the great state of oklahoma, mr. hern. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. hern: mr. speaker, i thank my friend and colleague from oklahoma. mr. speaker, i thank my friend from maryland reminding us of the constitutional election. the president was elected by the way our constitution prescribes and outlines and thank the president for the work he's doing. i co-sponsored an amendment with congressman cole to remove a dangerous poison pill that would block the free exercise of civil rights for the american people. congress has long supported our robust protections of rights of conscience. the right to follow your conscience on deeply held religious and moral beliefs is a foundation of value of our country. in a free society like ours, adhering to one's convictions should not just be tolerated but encouraged. our forefathers fought like hell to liberate our country from a monarchy that mandated what to

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hopefuls like cole anthony, one of the country's top high school prospects.e part of the psa program for the rest of my life. >> reporter: a youth basketball program geared toward coaching the next generation of nba stars and their roster proves it. since the program was 2009, are currently playing including the orlando magic's mo bramble. the program's a passion project for four old college friends, terrence bunch williams, jason ford, justin arles. >> basketball's always been something we all loved. and obviously community and giving back to kids. and if you go down the line, each one of us just wanted to make sure we were doing something that was going to affect the world in a positive manner. >> it's not just about success on the court. it's about success in life, starting with a college education. >> what is pro scholar athletes? >> what we do is try to identify young men and expose them to greater academic, social opportunities through the sport. the impetus of our program is really to position as many black and brown boys to get a free college educatio

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cole in the port of aden and that was a very simple operation it was a was a dany that was full with explosives and the person took it out and blew himself up next to the cole so this seems to me to be like a state actor of some sort is there no hard evidence being put forward by the u.s. secretary of state because no hard evidence exists or might it be that they have the evidence but for some other reason they're not putting it out there i think that that's the real question here right now as your reports indicated we're dealing mostly with speculation the united states intelligence community is very leery about revealing its sources and methods and thus i think it will be unlikely that will get much hard evidence in terms that would compromise how the united states received this information so i think that we're going to be dealing in a in an atmosphere of imperfect information going forward on this and that atmosphere won't be made any more perfect surely when you get someone like mike pompeo talking about some really good i mean who see discussing here. i'm not really sure who he

freya cole reports.t given the iconic notre—dame isn't structurally sound, a hardhat is a necessity. the intimate service is a first since a spectacular fire spread through the cathedral in april, devastating parisians and sending shockwaves around the world. translation: a monument such as the notre—dame continues to live on even if there was a fire. it's not a lost monument, it continues to have life. just 30 people were invited for a mass led by the archbishop of paris. translation: it is with strong emotion that we find ourselves here celebrating the consecration of this cathedral but we are profoundly happy to be able to celebrate the eucharist. it's why it was built. authorities now know the fire started near the base of the spire. flames spread through the roof within a matter of hours, consuming more than 800 years of history. what was lost will never be exact to the same but it can be rebuilt and replicated. donations for the cathedral‘s reconstruction have hit nearly $1 billion. it's the beginn

freya cole, bbc news. hello there. things are warming up this weekend right across the board.reas, where the humidity will also gradually increase, and into next week, certainly late on sunday, the threat of thundery showers increases as well. for the weekend, fine for most of us. lots of dry weather around. we start this morning on a cool note outside town. the single digits in one or two places. the pressure chart reveals high pressure. this will be the driving force for the fine weather, certainly for the first half of the weekend, but this low pressure system will come into play later across the south—west. lots of sunshine up and down the country this morning, into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build up in places. could see an isolated shower pretty much anywhere, but northern scotland will see a scattering of showers, i think, through the morning and into the afternoon. temperatures higher than we have seen over the last few days. high 20s for england and wales. 19 or 20 in the central belt of scotland. into saturday evening and saturday night, most places will stay

freya cole, bbc news.and an expert on the artist's life — he explains why he devotes his career to the singer. (tx sot) well, eltonjohn was the inspiration that made me want to be a piano player. i was a drummer for ten years, and in freshman year in high school, god benny and thejets came out and that was it, for me. i went home and taught myself to play the piano and i have loved elton‘s music and everything that is elton ever since. one of the reasons eltonjohn has been given this particular award, which is quite something, from france, is for his musical genius, essentially. and i have heard so much about it, apparently he comes up with these songs, these hits, in minutes. how much can you tell us about eltonjohn as the musician? he is amazing. his music is in—depth, in such a way, i mean, when he wrote this stuff, for him and his band, to write such classics in15 minutes' time, and then in 15 minutes' time the band learns it and records it, and they are standing to this day as amazing songs, they are

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i was drawn to mar yet cole who had a multi-facetted career in media.is my career model and who i want to be. so i proceeded to stalk her. this is pre-social media. >> trevor: o.g. stalking. >> i could slide 'do into your d.m.s and maybe you will respond one day, but even if you don't i can see the way you're living your life and be inspired by you digitally. but back in the day i had to snail mail her, find her assistance -- assistant's number and call her every day and she finally took me call and we had coffee. >> trevor: inspiring and creepy. >> i don't recommend it. >> trevor: ( laughter ) >> trevor: they're going to stalk you and be, like, how does it feel? ( laughter ) here's the thing, though, you came into it with a base of knowledge. you did the work, you know, and i think that's what you feel in the story is that it's not just a story of locking your way through or forcing your way through, you were doing the work. it's no mistake that at 29 you became the younger editor and chief in "teen vogue"'s history, that's an insane achievement. what

freya cole, bbc news. for more on this, let's speak to kenny metcalf.top elton john impersonators and an expert on the artist's life. hejoins us from his studio in los angeles. thank you so much for your time. we can see you in your eltonjohn impersonating get up, which looks fantastic. thank you. first of all, why have you decided to devote so much of your life to this particular artist? well, elton john was the inspiration that made me want to be a piano player. i was a drummerfor ten years, and in freshman year in high school, benny and thejets came out and that was it, for me. i went home and taught myself to play the piano andi home and taught myself to play the piano and i have loved elton‘s music and everything that is elton ever since. one of the reasons elton john has been given this particular award, which is quite something, from france, is for his musical genius, essentially. and i have heard so much about it, apparently heard so much about it, apparently he comes up with these songs, these hits, in minutes. how much can you tell us about el

our correspondence matt coles is in east london. i'm joined by a supporter of dominic raab.the man is determined to get out on october the 31st. strong performance, clear about his plan for brexit, getting out with a good deal on the 31st of october by making sure he keeps all options on the table. he spoke very clearly. no political speak, crystal—clear clarity not just clearly. no political speak, crystal—clear clarity notjust on brexit but for the future of the country, making sure we cut the taxes for the lowest paid who are working hard and have seen no wage rises for many years. on the brexit point, the other candidates accused him of peddling nonsense, that there's no way he could get out by that date, there is talk of possibly proroguing parliament, but that he would be stopped. is it a fantasy? not at all, the best way to assure yourself of a great deal, a fair dealfor the uk yourself of a great deal, a fair deal for the uk and yourself of a great deal, a fair dealfor the uk and the eu is to keep your options on the table and that's what dominic raab has done, right

now it's time for a look at the weather with mel coles. the heat is on.ow. we have cooler air waiting in the atlantic but south—easterly winds are drawing up this heat from the continent, which has seen the ongoing heatwave. through this afternoon then, lengthy spells of sunshine for many, a bit more cloud to eastern, coastal areas of england and scotland and temperatures will be pegged back here. we have more cloud for the shetland isles, quite a contrast in the temperatures, 13 celsius here. in the western highlands we could see temperatures reaching nearly 30 celsius. lengthy spells of sunshine on offer and as you can see, the heaterfocused on the western half of the uk. a bit more cloud drifting into the isles of scilly and cornwall in the afternoon and that will continue into the overnight period. more cloud into northern ireland and western scotland and more cloud for the eastern coasts but it will be a close night, vertically for the southern half of the uk and in some spots, temperatures not dipping much lower than 16 celsius. full saturday, the h

freya cole reports.ous service but given the iconic notre—dame isn't structurally sound, hard hat a iconic notre—dame isn't structurally sound, hardhat a necessity. the intimate service is a first since a spectacular fire intimate service is a first since a spectacularfire spread intimate service is a first since a spectacular fire spread through the cathedral in april, devastating prescience and sending shockwaves around the world. translation: i say around the world. translation: i say a monument such around the world. translation: i say a monument such as around the world. translation: i say a monument such as the notre—dame continues to live on even if there was a fire. it's not a lost monument, it continues to have life. just 30 people were invited for a mass led by the archbishop of paris. translation: i say it is with strong emotion that we find ourselves here celebrating the consecration of this cathedral but we are profoundly happy to be able to celebrate the eucharist. it's why it was built. au

>> he derailed the cole amendment -- the cole memo. this was a memo from the federal government saying we're not going to get in the way of the state's own oversight of their laws, as long as it doesn't leak outside of that state. you know. and states were very thankful for that and then they had some stability and they could proceed with their laws. this is a serious issue. the people i'm working with in drug policy reform, it's -- most of them don't smoke pot. i mean, they care about their community. and there's a racist law that's demoralizing the police force giving teachers and parents less credibility when ittim comes to talking about the serious issues of hard drugs. this is a very serious law debated long and hard. when we passed marijuana in washington state, we had the federal prosecutor, appointed by a republican president, on board with us as a co sponsor. we had the president of the bar association. we had the children's alliance in our state. several hundred organizations whose mission is dedicated to helping the well-bei

kay coles james, chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. it goes without saying, but i'll say it, as we commemorate today with a woman as speaker. [applause] politics aside, you've got to be proud and i am. thank you so much. and leader mccarthy thank you for being here today. as chairman of the centennial commission, i have so enjoyed working with both of you as we have prepared for today and for the year ahead. this commission is made up of women from all walks of life, backgrounds, and ideologies. and we have come together to work in a manner of bipartisanship and unity that unfortunately is all too rare in washington these days. and none of this would have been possible without the expert leadership and partnership of our vice chairman and former senator mikulski. senator. [applause] we started this endeavor as respected colleagues and now i am so proud to call her my friend. thank you. the women's suffrage centennial commission was formed by congress to coordinate the nationwide celebration in 2

other speakers included house minority leader kevin mccarthy, journalist cokie roberts, and kay cole james, and former senator barbara mikulski. the respective chair and vice chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi. the speaker of the house of representatives, accompanied by the honorable kevin mccarthy. les james, the lawrence, theda honorable debbie lesko, ms. cokie roberts. ms. rebecca roberts. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] rep. pelosi: good afternoon. good afternoon. is, indeed, this afternoon very much a cause for celebration and cheering for what happened 100 years ago today in the house of representatives. let us thank the u.s. army string quartet for making it so pleasant for us. i'm honored to be here with leader kevin mccarthy and the bipartisan members of congress. mostly our women members of congress. we salute cochairs of the bipartisan house caucus for women's issues. congresswoman brenda lawrence and congresswoman debbi

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and china remain strained china now releasing a white paper outlining its position daniel cole is at the frankfurt stock exchange to discuss this with us hi daniel good to see you now that white paper must have been closely scrutinized where you are what stood out to. yeah visionaire well i can tell you that the white paper is actually very interesting and investors here at the trading floor were also taking a closer look at this well it seems that china in general is still willing to negotiate but on the other hand they also clearly are saying that they are not afraid of a potential trade war let me tell you kind of the atmosphere that's what also traders are telling us here that there is some concern there was some hope in fact some weeks ago that there could be a solution in this ongoing trade conflict but with this new and very strong rhetoric from the u.s. president investors don't believe that this that there will be a solution happening very soon now those trade worries had asian markets starting the week in negative territory holding up you know we're seeing a similar situati

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cole, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution all time yielded is for the purposes of debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members be given five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, we had a robust debate here today surrounding the tragedy that is unfolding on our southern border where children are being ripped from their families, forced to sleep on cold concrete floors, denied soap, medicine, diapers, i could go on and on and on, all because of the president's failed policies. that's what we believe and what national and international organizations believe. quite frankly, this should shake all of us to our core. i, for one, am disappointed and i cannot forget the images and stories and will continue to fight for a better outcome and fight for these kids. so having said all of that, it has been decided that we should move forward, so we are amending this rule so we c

is not blocking the departure from cole something we're being accused of since 2012 we have reduced all c o 2 emissions by $60000000.00 tonnes that's 34 percent of the latest actions follows months of climate protests by students in germany and around the world chairman chancellor angela merkel has committed to making germany carbon neutral by 2050 for these protesters this is definitely too late. correspondent peter hello was at the guard's feiler lignite mine for us and he sent us this is as. well it's a conflict between and vajra mentalists and the coal industry the environmentalists the protesters here say that. via the late night mining in this area is the main source of c o 2 emissions in europe they say and so they wanted to be shut down as soon as possible and the one running this mine and some power plants around and other minds of course says no we need to burn that coal we need that energy from the ground here all right a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world german chancellor angela merkel has called for police to investigate whether the recent k

looking coles. i think there are plenty of opportunities opening up for your opening for european companies the african continent with its large population is strong economic growth but mostly with the fact that most of its markets still are overpriced and i'm just so yes they had many opportunities to increase trade and investment but what about the challenges what's been your experience you've also found there bring you a full energy company i believe to close the huge power gap in africa yeah that's correct our company de stuff is actually providing offer it power and lucian to industrial and commercial and customers and what we do is to actually do our contribution in closing the power gap and in the same time reduce the pollution as well as the cost most companies because there is no power from the grid need to so as they have power from visa generate to us and clearly you know you can't build an economy on these a generator so you know this is the space where we are in and west africa but you'

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