i think it's a symbol of the green shift we have mental to think about and using timber. from the method of building. for the future not necessarily tall buildings but in every building he can use that. wooden high rise also offers a hotel and conference rooms. the 100 you go in music the more you sense the wooden surroundings. residents of the upper floors have to get used to the creaking in the swing of the timber deeps. be in this area. i think you can feel it a bit more like you think you feel it. it's material so i think it will have something and that's normal and this is good. so far wouldn't high rises remain the exception. but them yes a tower is a good example of what apartment buildings could look like in years to come. i hope you read many takeaways from today is sure to help you make an informed choice for a sustainable future we'll be back next week with many more sad stories until then from bali good by. moving. the in good shape happy people live longer and healthier hearts and i'm betting you insisted that's how we find have you can we teach ourselves to

greens have a massively. americans conservative and 2nd basemen just 12 percent and the coalition partners the center left the social democrats 4 to a devastating 2 percent. how is this or looks like a major shift in how people perceive that political bodies the greens appear to have moved beyond being a single issue party is to be heard in our report and people seem to feel that the big bodies no longer resonate their concerns yes i think that is the case obviously that has to do with the fact that environmental concerns climate change are at the top of the agenda at the moment and that's simply an issue on which the greens are completely credible something in which they have been consistent for many many years but of course one would only put one's trust in a pot if one has more of a feeling that the party as a whole is trustworthy and on us the other issues as well at the same time there is a major weakness amongst the governing with a still currently governing party the conservatives and the social democrats both are having lots of trouble finding new leaders amongst others that are going to america has decided that she's leaving the political scene within her party there's a fight going on

greens have a massively. conservatives coming in 2nd with 12 percent or coalition partners the social democrats they're falling to a devastating 2 percent. oncet so it's like a seismic shift in how voters are viewing the traditional parties i think it has to do obviously with environmental issues with climate change and the greens are very strong that's been their single issue since they were founded but i think we also have to say that this is also a reflection of the weakness of the conservatives and the social democrats both parties on that issue on environmental issues are regarded as weak or even as failures and on all other issues they're in the moment in crisis not convincing voters that they have anything to offer as it were so the greens are also profiting from the fact that the other major parties are really weak at the moment ok that is an important point one reason for the greens strength appears to be the other party's weaknesses the opinion poll asks the party is not this party rather is not paying enough attention to the issues people really care about here the results are the governing parties 77 percent of voters saying that the c.d.u. c.s.u. 72 percent h

yourself quickly that makes us accessible and open to social changes shifts new forms of communication new issues and fresh. but the greens also find themselves at the right place at the right time though no longer a single issue party they've always been foremost about the environment and it seems enough of the electorate now is to climate change has become a top issue fridays for a future has grown from a weekly student strike to an organized movement with political influence meanwhile the german auto industry is diesel cheating scandal has hurt america's climate reputation and her government has had to admit it will fall short of its climate goals this is fertile ground for green momentum but only a national election will show a growing popular support translates into real political power. and it's important to point out that real political power is not new to the greens they've been coalition partners and government at the national level twice they're currently having a state government aren't de haan so so yes there is thought of as an anti establishment party when in fact they're now very much part of the political

let's think it figures for the greens are higher than all other big parties combined is this a snapshot of or a major shift in german politics in your opinion. number one it's a snapshot number 21 is missing in this graph and that is that 42 percent of the german population say no party has the right answer is for the future interesting however that when you look at the numbers of the figures of the green party it's the young generation $18.00 to $35.00 who say 26 percent tell us they have the green have the right answers but the only elderly's the over $65.00 they say that it's 35 percent saying it's the greens who have the right answers that's interesting because the generation older than $65.00 has always been safe for the c.d.u. and also for the s.p.d. ok so one reason for the greens strength may also be a result of the weakness of the other parties the opinion poll suggested this body is not paying enough attention to the issues people really care about to hit on the results for the governing parties 77 percent of voters say yes that is true about the c.d.u. c.s.u. 72 percent have the same say the sam

mike, the colors are shifting around. >> mostly green still. we see more sprinkles of yellow and orange. slower sensors across the san mateo bridge. not a lot of build in hayward and union city. good news for the dumbarton. sprinkle for the south bay. over there, we are seeing some of the red clear from the northbound side of 680. that's good news. you're at speed by the time you head north past mission. heads-up if you're leaving the south bay, free mont, milpitas. we should see this kicking in the next hour as we have seen the last few days. again, as graduations happen all around the bay. as carry talked about, continue at the rose garden. very hot. we will see traffic flow change later in the morning commute. smooth drive down the upper east shore and backup at the toll plaza. we show you north of there, richmond-san rafael bridge. just in the last 10 minutes, much more traffic flowing in westbound 580. and over toward the north bay. the backup at the bay bridge that you can kind of make out here. note if you travel out of san francisco, br

would change you and then we'll have a coalition between christian democrats and greens and this would not mean a major shift of jump policy so yes there's a lot of noise a lot of conflict but as an outsider i always say compared with other european countries it's an island of stability gotten focus senior member of the s.p.d. social democrat in germany thank you very much for you know in fact it. a debate is raging in venice of a where the big ships should be allowed so close to the city strategized canals and it comes after a cruise liner lost control and crashed into a pier and a tourist boat at the weekend injuring several people. the huge cruise ship bled its horn but it was too late for the much smaller tourist vessel to get out of the way the 13 deck opera with some 2 and a half 1000 passengers on board hit the river county. and then pushed past it crashing into the dock. there are at least as i heard this deafening noise coming closer it was the sound of the horn we were lucky because it could have been much worse i thought the ship would reach my house. because it was a. charity about that the ambul

government would change you then would have coalition between christian democrats and greens and this would not mean a major shift of jump policy so yes there's a lot of noise a lot of conflict but as an outsider i always say compared with other european countries it's an island of stability gotten focus senior member of the s.p.d. social democrat in germany thank you very much fail in fact. turning now to some other news and boeing has admitted that 45 may have been stored on some of its 737 airliners the company has been under intense pressure since 2737 max planes crashed within months of each other killing a total of 346 feet for the model has been grounded worldwide since march boeing's admission has 1st the i said by john and i'm canceling an order for 10 of the jets scientific safety concerns. from cash cow to a $1000000000.00 liability boeing 737 models are back in the headlines and once again it's for the wrong reasons after the grounding of the marx's comes the news that the current model could have defected of parts boeing says up to $148.00 parts could be faulty including the wing components which ena

government would change you then would have a coalition between christian democrats and greens and this would not mean a major shift of jump policy so yes there's a lot of noise a lot of conflict but as an outsider i always say compared with other european countries it's an island of stability gotten focus senior member of the social democrats in germany thank you very much for you know in fact. today is one and bicycle day a survey by a german insurance company has named the dutch city of your tracks as the most cycling friendly in the wild a parties they have introduced a range of measures to encourage people to ride bikes some are quite surprising and as we report you checked was not always known for its clean and exercise. toss trillian kylie fund could not imagine life without a car in her homeland but since moving to the dutch city. she almost always rides a bike for transport that took some getting used to i'd never cycle that i tried to cycle once i didn't know what i was doing it was dangerous it was 35 degrees a survey named as one of the best cities in the world for cyclists even beating faster than new

a major opinion poll shows that the greens would get the most votes in a national election edging out chancellor merkel's conservators are we witnessing a major shift in germany's political landscape also on the show the women's world cup is kicked off in france and with so many free rides in the running it shaping up to be the toughest and most exciting competition in the tournaments history. of iraq thank you so much for your company everyone the white house says it plans to follow through on threats to slap tariffs on mexican imports while that's despite signs of progress that ongoing talks between the 2 countries president all trump is trying to ramp up or. sure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants to the southern u.s. border as president mike rann says that although he's encouraged by his southern neighbors latest proposals the 1st wave of tariffs are set to hit mexico come one day. hundreds of migrants sent back into guatemala every day in the future most of those coming from the south won't be able to enter mexico at all the government has pledged to deploy up to 6000 troops in the area to stop the flow of north bound migr

should be challenged tucks for groovy then deduce those john gas it's and then shift their sources from those oil or coal to green energy will be very important so one with the tax charges in those exhaust gases could solve some of these issues thank you very much for person for joining us here on al-jazeera your experts not entirely sure whether president trump listens to this. but clearly all the attention again will be on the u.s. president and that very important meeting on the sidelines of what happens here on saturday with president xi with the threat of the trade war actually getting even worse and of course we'll be following events through the day and of course with you james in our teams on the ground in a soccer on saturday as well james bays our diplomatic editor in japan iran has warned that friday's a meeting in vienna with the remaining signatories to the 2050 nuclear deal will be the last chance to save the accord senior diplomats from 5 countries are meeting with their raney and counterparts on friday after tehran threatened to expand its uranium enrichment program the u.s. pulled out of the nucl

green party a major opinion poll showing the greens would come 1st in the national election edging out castle america's conservatives are we witnessing a major shift in german politics also coming up. a mystery death this german politician has been found dead with a bullet in his head the police say it was not obvious i might someone have wanted him dead.

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shifts new forms of communication issues sound fresh views. of current as one poll shows 27 percent of germans think the greens have the best chances for the future far ahead of the other main parties is it time for them to start building up the personality who might lead the next german government for now they're reticent. at the next form of elections in germany or into a few years away so. such such a thing like the chancellor of the green party especially because we have a couple of very very complicated to like since coming in the east of the country so i wouldn't rule anything out but it's definitely. for now the anger about climate changes lead to a blossoming in the greens popular support only a national election will show if we can take them back into government. well let's hear from ricardo alarcon now she's a spokeswoman for the german green party's youth organisation welcome to the program hi so from party to the top how does this new popularity feel. well it does feel good but i think on the one hand it's a huge opportunity because many people trust us to have a future and trust us to be able to put change into political reality on t

bush chose the greens would get the most votes in a national election edging out chancellor angela merkel skills that the tips are we witnessing a major shift in jim politics also coming up my dreams heads through mexico to the u.s. border but they could be among the last as mexico tightens controls to avoid the u.s. treasury is close tabs on its goods.

shifted left. i would call my progressive moderate versus a populist progressive. he did support medicare for all, he is not supporting the greenhe is supporting climate change. he is supporting gun reform, but he hasn't shifted left where senator warren and senator sanders are, just the opposite. he is pulling better than president rouhani and most of the states that her to head. >> martha: even in texas that is the case right now. >> i'm not sure, i don't think the republican nominee will be in trouble in texas, but it is interesting when you talk about pulling about abortion, generally speaking people to support the legalized abortion in the first trimester of a pregnancy. but we have in this country is far more radical and it's far more radical than what you see in europe or other civilized countries where you see the portion regulated to first trimester. we heard mention of the alabama law, we don't hear mention about the push by democratic legislation in new york to permit abortions for all nine months pregnancy, to not protect children who survive. these are medical things that will come up with a general election. joe b

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ministers to the heads of the states with the greens it's quite interesting that they always seem to be concentrated on several small figures like the possibly to shift or maybe now we do know also the head of the parliamentary groups but it's interesting to see them coming back to bavaria because it was very interesting it was a it was an almost copy of another in about book and. there was running the campaign that i was little and. and they they were quite the same team and in the end it was clear at that point that if they would be able to lead a government it would be the mayor kind of debt because they had already sorted out the qualifications he was the more qualified person and that's why i'm coming back to principle worsens appeal they need to find their decisions before they appeal with them to the voters they need to make these decisions now and this is something that needs to be happening not based on polls but needs to base on their own convictions because their party that is very much about conditions of policies they started as a party that was only based on the ecological on the electoral policy it was a one issue front of the century

party a major opinion poll shows the greens would get the most votes in a national election edging out chancellor america's conservatives are we witnessing a major shift in chilling politics also coming up. migrants head to mexico to the u.s. border but they could be amongst the last as mexico tightens controls to avoid a u.s. treasury imposed targets on its good.

party of major opinion polls showing the greens with common 1st in the national action edging out how strong the mcas conservatives are we witnessing a major shift in german paul types also coming up. the british prime minister theresa may steps down as the leader of the tory party today we take a look at the candidates vying to take her place and number 10 downing street.

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green energy always parliament passed legislation. wednesday forcing the fund to fold it. 11000000000 euros out of over 100 companies specialized in all the polls but it's not just about protecting the environment by shifting the funds to companies capitalizing on renewable energy sources is hoping to make the state trust less vulnerable to prize fluctuations. turkey is a big importer of plastic waste. the raw materials to make new plastic crude oil is too expensive turkey doesn't collect its own plastic for recycling so tons of waste imported from other countries to be reused. the province of a few on the western edge of central anatolia. and a deliberate landscape marred by wild garbage dumps because there's no effective sanitation a few 100 meters away is what some call europe's largest plastic waste recycling plant it processes $10000.00 tons of plastic waste a month half of it comes from abroad mostly from germany the demand for plastic in turkey is great but not enough domestic plastic waste is being recycled. if we want to prevent imports we would have to separate our waste properly here in turkey the ministry in charge is currently working on that but in order to get enough garbage we need to impor

enough incentive ask great enough generational shift we don't have to have that insane government reliance and -- and warren calls her program, the green apollo program, like grandma, who are you appealing to? the moon landing was a while ago. >> right, she still problem dreams about. but i tell you -- >> a moon shot yes. >> and something she will problem regret in future, when she does not get elected, you are right, private enterprise will take tear o care of this i love when word invest is used, the investing is you the taxpayer. you know solyndra, fisker and those other problems. kennedy: fisker. >> remember that fisker disker. kennedy: i do. >> they happened with government help that it not work, you know, if someone pollutes, the free market takes care of it, they take away your business you go out of business. kennedy: these are great marketing tools. i have an e-mail from at letta today -- athletatoday trying to sell me a summer sweatshirt it is organic cotton this is 64% less dependent on resources to grow. >> what a great idea, i gave them that idea, i wish you would buy, it would help me out it might make my 5 cents, and you

green new deal. on thursday, the seiu's executive board voted to endorse the plan to radically shift the u.s. economy to renewable energy, ending u.s. carbon dioxide emissions by 2030. in a tweet, seiu said -- "this groundbreaking measure aims to address climate change while creating high-quality union jobs. we need to combat climate change while raising standards for all working people." a new scientific paper warns the earth's oceans are even more contaminated with microplastic pollution than previously known. the study, whose findings appear in thursday's edition of nature scientific reports, sampled vertical columns of water off california, extending to the deep ocean floor. the findings revealed tiny pieces of plastic waste at every depth, with higher concentrations far below the surface. the study also found high levels of microplastic pollution in the bodies of crabs, fish, and microscopic ocean animals. the findings counter the widespread belief that most plastic waste is found floating at the surface and near coastlines. the trump administration is planning to reclassify high-level r

green everything is on our camera out there. potomac river, beautiful out there. today already 81, 9:00. southerly winds will shift out of the west and we'll have winds up to aboutn 15 miles a hour. a little breeze from time to time, maybe when you're sitting at the pool. perfect day to sit out by the t' pool because i going to be hot. already at 80 right now. 90 by noon. if not over that and then again we'll have those tempetures soaring into the mid-90s. we do have a chance for scattered showers and that's going to happen anytime after about 2:00 p.m. so we are going to take a look, futurecast, and show youxaly who we think is going to have some storms in our area. and exactly what the primary threats will be. that's coming up in justbo. >> lauryn, thank you. >>> just in to our newsroom this morning, the new york city police detective who was on capitol hill pleading for additional funds for 9/11 first responders earlier this month has died. luis alvarez's family announced his death this morning. here he is at the capital testifying with comedian jon stewart. they were asking congress to keep the fund going to h

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greens along the coast. those are 60s. still warm, and those yellows are 70s. inland, it's still pretty darn to shiftursday. so high-pressure it has been and is the story. we've had multiple days of record were. we've had heat warnings, intensive heat warning in the valley gets dropped at 11:00 tonight. the red flag warning has been dropped. we did not have a today, so we are getting back to normal because it has been anything but. more cooling wednesday through friday. the weekend looks like too. you will see it in the five day forecast, but these will be the forecast highs tomorrow. still very one by anybody's standards, and a week ago we would've called these hot temperatures are high temperatures, but i will tell you what. i think up in the last couple days, 93 sounds, feels pretty good. here's the five day forecast, and you can see the temperatures dropping off significantly tomorrow. may 90s, and in the mid-80s, and the water spots thursday, friday, and the bay area weeken conditioning you will get a little bit of a break. >>> coming up in sports, kevin durant was in great spirits before the ga

shifted. the real leaders of the party today are young pioneers, radicals like alexandria ocasio-cortez. nobody had ever heard of the greenew deal six months ago, and now joe biden feels compelled to mimic it. today biden revealed his own climate plan. like the green new deal, it would put the entire american economy in the hands of the democratic party. it would cost about $6.7 trillion. how much is that? it's equal to two full years of the entire federal budget. biden said we must give democrat this power immediately or else the entire planet will become uninhabitable. >> science tells us how we act in the next 12 years will determine the livability of our planet. today, i'm announcing my plan for clean energy revolution. outlines what we have to do meet this challenge head on and how we're going to get there. we're going to invest monthly $1.7 trillion in securing our future so that by 2050 united states will be 100% clean energy economy with net zero missions. >> tucker: just 12 years to act uninhabitable. who thinks of these lies? actually, it sounds familiar. biden took that line directly from the young pioneer hers

chunks, which shifts back and forth, stepping back to reduce apparent public building scale, and in building three, whose strong vertical element recalls forms insomuch's industrial history. green roofs at various levels reinforce the connection of these buildings to the landscape of the central park. the goal of creating a contemporary ensemble of diverse buildings is exemplified by the use and range of materials. building one and two are clad in a mix of deep corrugated terra-cotta, building three is a mix of terra-cotta, glass, invisible structure, and importantly, the residential scale of housing anchors the eastern edge of the park. at the ground level, the goal of creating real urban place begins with the park and popo, weaving across and through the block. this public level contains a combination of p.d.r., retail, micro retail and childcare, animating the street, alley and park it. the elements combined with the web of pedestrian circulation to enliven a real and authentic new series of public pathways and spaces that supports a range of scales of interaction between people across the entire project as i mentioned, the park and its diverse passes and active spaces , the

those democratic primary poll s but you're also seeing biden have to now shift and flip long time-held positions where like on the greenow further left than obama was, where originally, he said it wasn't a big deal. i mean, it's having about enormous impact on their primary and ultimately, trump by think is setting back saying i can beat all of them, because they're going to be too far left for that sweet middle ground in the battleground states in the midwest. neil: we all evolve and a lot of people are saying joe biden is evolving on issues like originally supporting the height amendment which restricted federal funding for most abortions and now to say that china is the competitive threat when he in you mated a little more than a couple of weeks ago that it was not. chris does that come back? >> yeah, absolutely, joe biden trying to twist himself into a pretzel saying that china was a friend of ours just to hurt president trump that's not very statesman-like behavior and biden has gotten a reputation as being a moderate for years. he was a leader in the obama administration on pushing a more liberal agenda and barac

green. the questions for investors is what policy lever will the ecb pull reports suggest officials are divided over the next steps with a rate cut, a shiftn guidance and more qe all in play. some economists say a fed rate cut today could speed up the decision if it threatens to boost the euro zone currency at 112 fweagainst the u.s. dollar. a lot of focus on the washington pushback to facebook's currency. it's worth noting that the response has been arguably stronger overseas in europe. french finance minister saying that it is out of question that libra become a sovereign currency it can't and it must not happen. markets fer ber, the german member said facebook could become a shadow bank this after the bank of england governor said yesterday the new digital coin would be subject to the highest standards of regulation so opposition certainly building, but tom lee says that libra does not need to be in every country to be useful and that even if some countries ban it it will still be a success. we'll see. carl, back to you. >> interesting to get everybody's first take on that thank you. >>> let's get over to sue herera and get a news upda

heavier rain shifting east through the mississippi river valley and the southeast going to continue to track that threat for flooding. these dark-shaded areas of greenveral days of heavy rainfall. meanwhile into the northeast, a quiet friday and a beautiful saturday as well. it does look a little wet and cool across the pacific northwest. zachary, janai? >> our thanks to adam. >>> federal prosecutors have released the audio from a 2017 voice mail left by an attorney for president trump for a lawyer representing former national security adviser michael flynn. >> then-trump attorney john dowd is heard asking flynn's lawyer for a heads-up about the nature of flynn's cooperation in the russia investigation. excerpts from the voice mail were included in the mueller report and made public last week. this is the first time we're actually hearing the call. >> this is john again. if, on the other hand, well, there's information that implicates the president, then we've got a national security issue, or maybe a national security issue, i don't know, some issue. we've got to -- we've got to deal with not only for the president but for the country. so -- you kn

green mountain coffee roasters. >>> so new overnight, former vice president joe biden reversed his decades-long stance on federal funding for abortion. he now says it should be allowed. this major shifts after days of criticism from his fellow democratic candidates. abby phillip is back with us. also joining us is former clinton white house press secretary joe lockhart. joe biden held the position for decades, firmly. not casually. this was something he talked about when asked and he explained. he felt that this was something that his faith wouldn't allow him to support federal funding. he said occasional he was looking for that middle ground, in so many words. last night, he said as he was someplacing his shift, that he's not apologizing for his past answers. listen. >> i make no apologies on my last position and i make no apologies for what i'm about to say. there's this enormous pressure and even threat to close down clinics that are available in the past for women who do not have the funds be are able to pay for them privately. >> so there are two issues. why the shift and why did he make it this week? why did he feel he had to do this. >> i think it reflects a new policy in amer

green everything is on our camera out there. potomac river, beautiful out there. today already 81, 9:00. southerly winds will shiftthe pool. perfect day to sit out by the t' pool because i going to be hot. already at 80 right now. 90 by noon. if not over that and then again we'll have those tempetures soaring into the mid-90s. we do have a chance for scattered showers and that's going to happen anytime after about 2:00 p.m. so we are going to take a look, futurecast, and show youxaly who we think is going to have some storms in our area. and

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