you can today gretchen due to lives in a feminist housing project in berlin as a member of the green party she continues to fight for a better world. this high to this day i think the environment is our most pressing problem because without that we're right we have no. nothing makes. both convalescent chose to try to change the system from within in one nine hundred seventy eight he helped found berlin's green party later he even became berlin's just a senator official car anti included. but he still attends demonstrations against right wing extremists in germany populist are gaining ground during the last parliamentary elections the far right f.t. party receives twelve percent of the vote. in a sense the protests against the weakest members of society who do it with populist themes with racism exclusion and kicking people when they're down our protest was always against the higher ups. for their twelve percent and where was eighty five percent. and they can't take that away from us. in a fake name. in front of the arts or springer building home to the bill tabloid there's now a who dodged

she is a member of the european parliament from the green party and has been following events at theecurity council today. welcome. do you see this result as something toto celebrate? barbara: yes. it is a goodod o occasion. it was a good result, and i think it shows the members of the general assembly have trustt in germany, that thehey can do a gogood job in nenegotiating, preventing wars, de-esescalatio. it is s good to hear from ththe german governmentt also o they e a commitment, particularly to focus s on strengthening human rights, the space order -- thehe rules a shorter and more. it is promising. sarah: what do you want to see come out of germany's membership? barbara: when they startrt next year inn january, they shouldd focus that in all the conflict mediatation programs, the prevention worork, womomen are g included in the leadership with competetence and difference, whh is the securitity council resosolution 3025 and fofollowig resosolutions. because we see that very few occasions actually women in leadership positions are t there in the peace negotiations. i hope they w

popper a lot less she is in new york she is a member of the european parliament from the german green party and has been following events at the security council today first of all welcome to you and second of all i'd like to ask you do you see this was also something to celebrate. well yes it's good ok sean not happy ok soon it was a very quick response and i think it shows that the members of the general assembly have stressed in germany that they can do a quick chop chop in negotiating in preventing wars in deescalation and it's very good to hear from the german government also that they need to commit and particularly to focus on strengthening human rights early space order and saying international justice system that's very good promising and given those promises what do you want to see come out of germany's membership. well when they start to that next year in january i think they should focus that in on the conflict making ation programs and the prevention work women being included in the leadership with competence and their difference which is the security council resolution thirty

latest from new york as we mentioned you are a member of the european parliament from the german green party and you have been following events at the security council today we appreciate your insight. of the german national soccer team event of their five game winless run seeing off minnows saudi arabia on friday evening but while the victory was a welcome change for you awesome love side they were less than convincing in their final warm up match before heading to russia to defend their wild cup crown a look. it was a packed house to watch the world cup defending champions take on saudi arabia as expected germany wasted no time to score off a deep pass wonderkid team obando fired warning from close range the assist came from marco royce who just returned after missing the last two major tournaments forty much after the injury. before the first half a day germany doubled their lead a pass intended for time some of the resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan a week. after the break saudi arabia got a break out the sun was taken down inside the box by sammy could derail the pena

she is in new york she is a member of the european parliament from the german green party and has been following events at the security council today first of all welcome to you and second of all i'd like to ask you do you see this result as something to celebrate well yes it's good ok should not have you ok soon it was a very quick result and i think it shows that the members of the general assembly have the trust in germany think they can do a good show which often negotiating in preventing who are just in deescalation and it's very good to hear from the german government also that they need to commit and meticulously to focus on strengthening human rights. order and the. justice system that's very good. and given those promises what do you want to see come out of germany's membership. well when they start to that next year in january i think they should focus that in on the conflict in programs and the prevention work women being included in the leadership competence and their difference which is the security council resolution thirty twenty five and following recent lucian's becaus

speaking on behalf of green party san francisco and our city sf. i've been a social and justice activist since the mid80's. i don't talk about this at city hall public comment with, i've anchored a deep study of global socioeconomics, and i keep very up to date on what's happening in economics, and i want to say -- i kind of want to add another layer of importance to what you're doing here with a public bank, and that is that currently, we're facing a situation with global neoliberal capitalism where it has become so bloated with debt and credit based money that it is going to collapse again like it did in 2008, but probably worse. currently the logan will gdp is somewhere near $200 trillion. the amount of credit that has been created by private banks and other banks has become something like 800 trillion to 1 quadrillion. so literally we're -- the problem we're facing is one like in 2008 but bigger. a collapse will happen, and if we do not have a public bank in place, by the time it does, we will be in trouble. we'll face what we faced in 2008, an

class or dance along i've a jew measure according to the green party. is our exit site the future it's a hard time that something's being done and how can it be that in america lawsuits of trials and managers have to fear the consequences and fix well nothing happens in germany or should pursue it. experts say the recall in germany could also impact on lives u.s. division as a host they will be repercussions in the u.s. and lawyers in the u.s. will certainly be taking a closer look at some of your eyes on any other kind of this meanwhile time lamentations it's claimed that the offending devices are legal and only serve to protect against engine damage. german building materials make a canal fizz following american a dry will produce a u.s.g.a. in a deal worth around seven billion dollars and giving kamil access to the most if construction market in the united states the u.s.g. it was founded in one thousand oaks to it'll keep its headquarters in chicago and continues to be managed to the u.s. companies expect to seal the deal the next year. and financia

does not like that option another possibility would be for chancellor merkel to try to bring the green party into the government as a coalition member that's also viewed by many people here in berlin as a long shot so the most probable option should it really come to a head today and by the way most insiders in the city you don't think that will come to a head if that word though then in effect the government would most likely fall and that could be the end of chancellor merkel's last term well let's take a step back now for a moment get some perspective some context if you will the political tensions over migration have been building for a long time those tensions have been fuelled by high profile crimes involving migrants one of the cases is involved in iraqi asylum seekers suspected of raping and killing a fourteen year old german girl and then fleeing the country that dominated headlines at the beginning of last week here in germany now the focus is on another asylum seeker on trial in the killing of a fifteen year old girl the cases inflamed passions in the small town where the killing

greece reports this is the official response of the federal government to request submitted by the green party in berlin the profit was transmitted to the central bank and from there to the federal budget the revenues came mainly due to purchases of greek government bonds under the so-called securities markets program of the european central bank so here is and jill a merkel who kept on you know they cry they protested they riot in the streets of st thomas where they did all that stuff they threw molotov cocktails they did everything and you know merkel has maintained the same physical posture and face and reaction for the past ten years and continues to say no and in fact profited from it so here is threesome a i don't know why she expects as a hurry what sort of negotiating power she doesn't even have negotiating power because she's not even in the euro at least greece could kind of threaten to destroy the whole euro this is what happens when you have people of parliament and running britain that number ten who are financially illiterate so only spell out. quite specifically how germany is g

this time speaking on behalf of our city of san francisco and the san francisco green party. first, i would reiterate everything that miss lynch just said, and getting our input on the state level is crucial. we can't just let the cpuc doing thdoits own thing on this and we have to push the way that sfpuc pushes them on clean energy. this is one of the things that i work on. and i have been meeting with taxi drivers. and there are a lot of things that we might be able to do that should be included in this study. one of the problems that we face is out-of-town drivers. well, i believe that you may be able to put a fee out to-of-town drivers to make it so expensive for them to do that that they stop coming in. because that's one of the main problems. and another problem is the situation of uber being kind of the middle person or the middle entity on this, and collecting profits for now good reason. one thing that's new that should be included in this study is electronic currencies. we're moving away from credit cards and cash to electronic currencies on phones and things like t

eric brooks, san francisco green party, our party san francisco, and californians for energy choice. so the -- this looks pretty good. it's a -- i thinkt's nice, short presentation. one thing that, you know, on slide five, the projections of us getting to all renewable and greenhouse free looks really good, but now, i want to start pushing the envelope again as a climate crisis activist that -- that that actually is good, but it's not where we're going to need to be by 20 if you look at transportation. so by 2035, not only do we need 100% of our building electricity to be renewable and greenhouse gas free, but we also need transportation to be the same. and that means that we're going to have to expand what the sfpuc's doing as far as public power goes and expand cleanpowersf so that it's producing enough -- these are producing enough electricity to power the entire transportation system in san francisco and replace all the buses that currently run on biodiesel, which is bogus and actually worse for the climate crisis. we need to change -- we need to be ready for that to happen in 20

that was green party politician jim what's the man talking to. argentina have canceled saturday's sako world cup warm up in israel for we told palestinian protests the decision has upset some of israel's leaders with some saying the on messi and his team mates have succumbed to threats but the israeli opposition say that this was the accuse their sports minister off politicizing the issue the palestinians on the other hand have welcomed argentina's decision. argentina culture some poly was unhappy about playing a friendly in israel because of logistical reasons so close to the world cup now the game is cancelled but for very different reasons. the match was originally switch from haifa to jerusalem angering palestinians the city has become the focus of controversy after u.s. president donald trump recognized it as israel's capital palestinians were further incensed because the jerusalem stadium is in the neighborhood of a former palestinian village having burned the argentinian flag protesters frightened to burn replica jerseys of argentina starl

money about sarrazin he is with the green party and was part of a group of lawmakers who were on board the life flying thank you so much sir for joining us here on the set you were able to see for yourself what the conditions are on life line please share that experience with us i mean what you have to imagine is that when you enter the boat you're not only stepping on the boat actually stepping on human beings there so it's so crowded the sonia to each other the sitting since days having body to body being really close to it together really of kind of move and then i was dead was good weather conditions the waves were perhaps half a metre high of mach's but now we have spring does have braved the waters coming over that they called a time on the outside on the back done up inside the boat so it was really not acceptable situation already on monday it's even worse today in very dire conditions that you described there and now the lifeline is not the only vessel out there there are several boats that are trying to help rescue some of those people who are making that para. journey across

class sedans a long overdue measure according to the green party. is our exit site to feel it is high time that something is being done this how can it be that in america lawsuits of trials are many just have to feel the consequences well nothing happens in germany. experts say the recall in germany could also impact as us division. will be repercussions in the us lawyers in the us will certainly be taking a closer look at some of your lies i mean this meanwhile time lamentations its claim that the offending devices are legal and only serve to protect against engine damage. north and south koreans have gone their separate ways says the armistice ended the korean hostilities and one hundred fifty three japanese photographer use ok he has taken a series of portraits of people on both sides of the demarkation line similar to fix some are alive but the surroundings prosperous south vs the impoverished north could hardly be more different the idea is simple the results are astonishing. so michael don't know what they're going to do you know every country

class sedan and a long overdue measure according to the green party. is our exit site the future it's high time that something's being done this how can it be that in america lawsuits of trials are many just have to fear the consequences of cyclone nothing happens in germany. experts say the recall in germany could also impact on liz u.s. division there will be repercussions in the u.s. and lawyers in the u.s. will certainly be taking a closer look at some of your eyes on any other kind of this meanwhile family maintains its claim that the offending devices are legal and only serve to protect against engine damage. meanwhile audi c.e.o. is rupert stadler has been implicated in the days of a scandal as well munich prosecutors say they are investigating him as well as another board member of the vox fog and subsidiary well the prosecutor's office had been accused of fraud in connection with the ongoing emissions cheating scandal since the thirtieth of may now police department as possible stuff that keeps the us president awake at night but german buildi

sounds quite urgent really does the job worth blogs on european politics is a member of the german green party and hopes to be elected one day to the european parliament well while we have you. listening to donald tusk just then what do you see as the biggest difficult tasks that remain unresolved senshi there's been no progress on breaks at a summit and has been progress for months because the main outstanding issues that we knew about six months ago or twelve months ago still unresolved the biggest of those is the irish border issue no one knows how to for the brits to do breaks it and keep the irish border open there are also outstanding issues to do with contributions to the e.u. budget and citizens' rights so essentially you could pose that question the other way round essentially saying actually have we made any progress towards a breakthrough deal that all and actually in the last few months we've not moved on in what in any of the significant air and the e.u. i think is as a great p.r. job here of standing around saying pretending to or appearing giving the appearance of being open hon

the opposition green party fears war will become dehumanised the next step is autonomous weapon systems that is weapons where computers support the decisions or approve the decisions that step is not a large one and that's why international law must be developed to keep pace. but the army doesn't want to lose pace with all the cars. trees advancing weapons technology whether it will be allowed to use drones and combat is now up to parliament to decide. this year's world cup isn't underway quite yet but a few members are set to vote today on who will host the twenty twenty six tournament morocco is up against a joint bid from the united states canada and mexico the african nation has great support from its neighbors but the north american bit is the favorite and could make a huge profit. teams from forty eight countries squaring off in eighty games who can host the new jumbo world cup in two thousand and twenty six the usa says it's more than ready along with neighbors mexico and canada the u.s. would host three quarters of the matches in the tournament though with its wealth of state of

together that path is unlikely and pretty unstable the chancellor could theoretically try to get the green party to join the other two in government again long odds on that possibility probably the most likely course then would see the government subjected at some point to a confidence vote the government fall new elections being called and the chancellor at the end of her term. is there in munich there's a state election in bavaria later this year how does that factor into the c.s.u. strategy in challenging markel right now over migration. x. million are you still with us. ok i think we will try to get back to you in just a moment let's move on to we'll come back to both of you i hope my committee on it and melinda first let's get some more background on this political crisis public concern about migration has been fueled by high profile crimes involving migrants here in germany one is the case of an iraqi asylum seekers suspected of raping and killing a fourteen year old german girl and then fleeing the country that was very much in the headlines last week now another asylum seekers due to sta

spoke to him as the mare from germany's green party he's the son of turkish immigrants and critical of the regime and we asked him if in his view this was a free and fair election. it was certainly not a feature election given the european standards but on the other way let's face it turkey has changed as aired on this change in the last sixteen years during his power also turkey has changed to today's turkey's more nationalist more religious more conservative and it's a divided country out of the population is behind him and his policy on the other health is probably excluded no and that unfortunately also. turns slate's itself into the situation of the tricks community in germany say just a word if you would please about the domestic political consequences with in turkey some observers are saying that this represents the first step toward a dictatorship how do you see it well turkey becomes like an arsenal by john. so it's an altered syrian regime and there is no checks and balances no in turkey it was already very rican ofter disallow actually it's clear it's a one man regime from n

the opposition green party fears war will become dehumanised the next step is autonomous weapon systems that is weapons where computers support the decisions or approve the decisions that step is not a large one and that's why international law must be developed to keep pace. but the army doesn't want to lose pace with other countries. advancing weapons technology whether it will be allowed to use drones in combat it's now up to parliament to decide. a polygamy is generally illegal in india but because of a colonial era the exception is made for muslims. control of a possible offense like marriages divorce and inheritance and in today's india's predominantly muslim regions it's common for men to take more than one wife but a growing movement to ban polygamy is getting stronger now the country's supreme court is set to decide if the law violates the constitution. siobhan of big rooms tiny living room doubles as a workplace she lives here alone with her children even though she's married chip on his husband moved out and in with his second wife shabana and her husband have been married fo

like that and she was very composed and in fact she got one question when she was asked by the green party why did refuse basically block the e.u. making the adherence to the climate deal mandatory in any kind of business agreements or any kind of business partnerships with other countries and this is something which does raise question marks about germany's came up and then she said well the door to having any kind of negotiations with the united states and that she felt that that was not and interest so frankly i would say that she actually did was surprisingly well in this and you kind of asked why she didn't engage in this kind of transparency before which of course was the result of the coalition deal where both parties agreed to hold this three times a year question time is a well known part of the u.k. parliamentary procedure wasn't established here in germany why did the german coalition decide to include this in their coalition agreement as you said they did . well there really was a feeling that there needs to be more transparency there needs to be more explaining and tony blair

just get a flavour of some of the speeches at the march, from caroline lucas, co—leader of the green partyfirst, from sir vince cable, the leader of the liberal democrats. damages being done. it has been done to the prospects of the younger generation who have been shafted by the older wrecked cities. —— damage has been done. it is ourjob to fight for them. i'm here on behalf of our party but i want to work with people across the board, in other parties, who are here today to make this a truly national effort. the eu that we have had such a powerful influence in creating has been an extraordinary piece project. it has enabled countries that have fought each other for centuries to live together in peace for over 70 years. that is why it is so important. so, friends, brexit is not inevitable, it is not a done deal. keep standing up for what you believe in and make sure mps over there can hear your voice is today and every day to demand a people's vote and together we will win. thank you for being here. we can speak to our news correspondent, jon donnison, who's in central london. i think the

class sedans a long overdue measure according to the green party. is the future it's high time that something's being done this how can it be that in america lawsuits of trials and managers have to fear the consequences well nothing happens in germany. experts say the recall in germany could also impact as u.s. division there will be repercussions in the us lawyers in the us will certainly be taking a closer look. at this meanwhile time lamenting its claim that the offending devices are legal and only serve to protect against engine damage. at least thirty four people have been killed and dozens more wounded in attacks across afghanistan health officials there say that at least thirteen of those are killed by a suicide bomber outside of a ministry building in the capital women and children were reported among the dead a surge in violence comes a day before a unilateral government ceasefire with the taliban. and afghanistan's former president hammad karzai has been speaking with news about the three day cease fire he says that he is hopeful that it w

is that the other parties who perhaps favor angle americal side on the immigration question the green party well certainly they would then it's it is being suggested in the media here they would support on a case by case basis on a vote by vote basis angela merkel's continuing government as it were so the point here is as i say it's almost like they've they've gone to the edge of the precipice today over the course of the last few hours and then seeing that on the other side of it no party really would win in any in a fall of government and if if there was a new election the point to make is that everybody every main party seems to be afraid of the far right party the alternative for germany party which as we know is very much tough on immigration wanting to toughen the laws as much as possible so that's what's behind all this this this this storm as i say has developed over the course of the last few hours john mccain in berlin thank you britain is marking the first anniversary of a tower block fire that killed seventy two people the remains of grenfell tower were lit up in green overnight

greece reports this is the official response of the federal government to request submitted by the green party in berlin the prophet was transmitted to the central bank and from there to the federal budget the revenues came mainly due to purchases of greek government bonds under the so-called securities markets program of the european central bank so here is angela merkel who kept on you know they cry they protested they riot in the streets of st thomas where they did all that stuff they threw molotov cocktails they did everything and you know merkel has maintained the same physical posture and face and reaction for the past ten years and continues to say no and in fact profited from it so here is threesome a i don't know why she expects is a hurry what sort of negotiating power she doesn't even have negotiating power because she's not even in the euro at least greece could kind of threaten to destroy the whole euro this is what happens when you have people of parliament and running britain that number ten who are financially illiterate so we spell out quite specifically how germany is going t

caroline lucas, the co—leader of the green party.blackadder actor sir tony robinson, and also the labour mp david lammy and also the labour mp david lammy and others who are there, in an individual capacity including 0lympians, some veterans of the second world war who all wanted to ta ke second world war who all wanted to take part. the organisers are hoping they will make this the biggest demonstration in favour of remaining in the european union at least get the opportunity just to in the european union at least get the opportunityjust to decide whether to leave, but underlines some of the pressures on the government of the moment. this is a march of people who say they are the minority. that they say it was 52-a8, minority. that they say it was 52—a8, so it's not that small a minority and they don't want to be left out in the government's thinking on brexit. they are worried about are no deal brexit, something that the boss of siemens was worrying about when he spoke to the bbc today programme earlier this morning. he was also al

green mountain coffee roasters. >> here's something political parties can celebrate.back on the baseball field almost a year after a shooting left him as doctors put it at eminent risk of death. the arizona senator jeff flake tweeting this photo today writing "this does my heart good." congressman scalise commented feels good to be back with the team. the republican team was practicing for the annual charity baseball game when a gunman opened a fire at a field in alexandria virginia. he wounded five before cops shot him dead. three months later after many surgeries, congressman scalise returned to capitol hill. the louisiana republican got a standing ovation from both sides of the political isle. this year's congressional baseball game set for next week at national's park in washington, a year to the day after that shooting. i'm shepard smith in new york. should news break out, we'll break in because breaking news changes everything. this is fox news channel. >> neil: man, it's the summit self talking about, everyone, right? it's not talking about that one with our fo

site selection act was adopted exploration was halted the old bogeyman or a thing of the past says green party politician from kearney his federal agency is responsible for finding a final reponse to tree leaders because the debate about final storage the possibilities and limitations and also the impossibilities was always shaped by whether you were for or against nuclear energy all of that central question has been solved by policy makers the decision to get out of nuclear power. has been clearly taken the task at hand how is solving the problem that exists we can't just close our eyes and say we're not interested it's here that. the situation in sweden is different sweden is even holding a competition about who will be allowed to solve the nuclear waste problem two towns fought to become final repositories the municipality of. two hours north of stockholm is now supposed to receive all of sweden's nuclear waste. this is where the final repository will be built below a forest near the baltic coast in the depths of five hundred metres. what's incredible from a german perspective is that the p