and greens those negotiations will start this coming. weak but they will prove to be extremely difficult or something that we already know now even before they've started because these parties have very different opinions on a series of issues whether it's migration or climate or europe obviously there are other issues where they can find some sort of agreement for example digitalisation but they will certainly prove to be very difficult and the task that i'm going to michael has ahead is i would say one of the biggest of chancery trying to make sure that those political parties which fought against each other in the in the the election just now have to find some sort of common ground that's a very difficult task she's going to make friends out of enemies michelle and cooking are is what's happening there in hanover going to influence these coalition talks on a national level what's your opinion well it has a psychological influence and as far as it sets the tone but if indeed there was a necessity for some kind of complicated arrangemen

greening will be about to speak.ut to introduce the education secretary. clearly a great deal for her to talk about. there has been a lot of changes to the exam system in england, with new gcses this summer, new af levels and a levels going on. a lot of worry from schools and... 0utright complaints and condemnation from headteachers, saying that school budgets are simply not sufficient for them to be going on and carrying out the work that they need to do, and headteachers have been complaining about... being unable to appoint enough staff. and julie on the full curriculum subjects because of a lack of funds. it will be interesting to see whetherjustine greening does directly address any of those complaints. separately, of course, we heard that the treasury is considering lifting the public sector pay cap for teachers. this may be something thatjustine greening might address. well we are waiting for the education secretary... we do not need to wait, in fact, here she comes. conference, good afternoon. it is absolutel

who are at three point nine percent peter pitts is list founded by a former greens lawmaker is at four point three percent the vote marks a swing to the right in austria in a speech after the vote kurt said changes are on the way. there's a lot to do with this distribution new political party in this country we must forge a new culture. also to work together for the country. and most of all we have to change the country for the better. joining us now from vienna is date of your correspondent max hoffman the young conservative leaders of austin kratz has declared victory and he says changes are coming what kind of changes can the world expect. of course it depends on the coalition that he will have but if we try to grasp something from the persons of us in courts and the way he had his campaign it's not that he's maya because he took things from the left he took things from the middle but mainly he had his campaign that was oriented to the right he said it this evening again he said i don't exclude anything so he didn't want to make a clear commitment to the freedom party the right wing

just three point eight percent peter pelters lists the party founded by a former greens lawmaker has four point three percent right now and a party needs at least four percent to secure seats in the australian parliament. all right let's take those results and go straight to vienna where our reporter max hoffman is on the story for us next good to see you we're looking at a future chancellor sebastian courts what can the world expect. we're not entirely sure about that we know he took a tough stance on immigration and the rest of the program was centered around him about his personality as a useful member of the conservatives as somebody who could turn it around maybe because of his youth and he was credible for promising change but not every detail about what that really means now we all do expect that the eventual coalition will be a right wing coalition so will exclude the social democrats most likely it will be . the right wing populist with the conservatives if all pay but of course they have to negotiate a coalition. ok what but that coalition looked like policy wise what could

a second ago that the greens and the c.s.u. the various sister fati are not the best of friends so i would say it is probably easier to work with the ethically than with the greens but i think the most difficult aspect of all will try to bring all three constellations together and we know that these are going to be long talks there's talk about not having a new government until christmas late december what does that mean then for the rest of europe and for germany's international partners. well obviously there are some people who have said that germany is now looking inward looking at its own political process looking at how those coalition negotiations will be formed and. some truth to that because obviously that's the main priority now for political parties involved and i would say it's also the the most important priority for on the democrat and national level yet at the same time germany still obviously has a lot of commitments internationally brand and that's something that will obviously continue for example we'll be disc

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and greens will be meeting together again tomorrow but then chancellor merkel see the u.n. sees you parties will be joining in. scientists say that the number of insects and germany has dropped by more than three quarters since one nine hundred eighty nine a team of international researchers has been investigating insect populations on sixty three german nature reserves they say that the use of agricultural pesticides to fuel green spaces and climate change are likely the causes of their decline and researchers are calling for storage of measures before germany's natural environment suffers serious damage. you're watching news still to come on the program they are leaving drove companies catalonia as spain's political crisis escalates with madrid threatening boycotts can the region afford to go it alone. all that more in just a few minutes time it will be business news with ben physical and we will see you then thanks for watching and. see who gets. more. take a trip to a world of bliss ambition.

the demand for paints, for example, green paints and green building materials. >> more and more companieso jump on the eco bandwagon. but are their products worthy of the government's eco label? that's decided here at the renowned sirim institute in kuala lumpur. every candidate for myhijau accreditation is put through its paces to make sure the product really is eco-friendly. in this detergent is up next. >> the company claims that this product is biodegradable. so we are going to test the biodegradability potential according to the oecd test method. >> the sample is mixed with a bacterial culture. if the sample hasn't dissolved within 28 days, it won't be granted the label. the criteria that have to be fulfilled for the eco label are tailored to conditions in malaysia -- not only with respect to health and environmental sustainability, but also with respect to economic feasability. >> different countries have different cultures, different requirements, and different standards of living, so this has to be considered, because otherwise, if it's set too high, like germany, then second or t

mitt the green party and try to find common ground. mishaps i and. my whole car mot talks were lively we listened to each other carefully and managed to see things from the other party's point of view yes i am lassen was it's on this on the jamaican color still appear exotic in german politics never before have the business friendly f.t.p. and the environmentalist green party negotiated to form a federal government together it's a challenge as their positions couldn't be more different. for instance on the european union the green party is calling for an end to austerity measures and wants a collective pact on texas and investments the free market liberal f.d.p. on the other hand to strictly against any kind of death mutualization within the e.u. and on clean energy the environmental greens have very clear goals they want one hundred percent renewable energy by two thousand and fifty they also want to ban combustion engines in automobiles by two thousand and thirty a no go for the business friendly free democrats. migration could be the one issue on

convincing the greens branch would be more difficult for two reasons on the one hand the f.t.p. have a lot of experience at the federal level as mine a coalition partner as a something that they've done on various occasions in the last few decades and they've also got experience working with angela merkel in one of them going to macos cabinets under them a call worked with the f.t.p. that's something that she hasn't done with the greens and you have to add to that what i just mentioned a second ago that the greens and the c s u the various sister fati are not the best of friends so i would say it is probably easier for to work with the f.t. than with the greens but i think the most difficult aspect of all will try to bring all three consolations together and we know that these are going to be long talks there's talk about not having a new government until christmas late december what does that mean then for the rest of europe and for germany's international partners. well obviously there are some people who have said that germany is now looking inward looking at its own politica

a lot of those meters are between party and also the green party that we know they're currently talking the two of those parties together what are the likely pressure points between those. well here you have here you have a big difference between the conservative bloc on the one hand and in particular. sister party the c.s.u. of both varia which tends to be a party on the right of the political spectrum and the environmentalist greens who tend to be on the left side of the political spectrum so obviously you can see that there are plenty of there's plenty of space between the two blocs their own areas for example our migration if we're talking for example about the goal to reach two hundred thousand refugees per year or the possibility or not possibility of having family members reunited with refugees here in germany those are all issues where the c s u in particular and the greens do not see eye to eye but it's not the only issues we have differences on climate differences on on europe so in particular the conversations between the greens and the conservative bloc will be very difficul

for the greens. black yellow and green three colors that go together well in the jamaican flag but they could soon cause trouble in german politics. down here the battle will soon continue seven parties will be in the top four of them might form the next government conflict almost certain even before exploratory talks begin parties that were fighting each other in the campaign will now have to cooperate. the debate over an immigration act might become especially challenging the business friendly f.d.p. and the green party wanted the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. parties oppose it environmental protection might be another issue the green party wants a fast brown coal face out the f.t.p. does not in fact they might become the most complicated coalition talks in decades . it's the we have a lot software to do now not only in berlin but also between the sea as you and the c.d.u. to find common ground for exploratory talks for years on the playing itself in the one all parties involved are aware of that but

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a hard sell to medicals potential coalition partners for green leda. but c.d.u. and c.s.u. have wasted too much time on the matter. and in the starkest so this is not about what one party wants this is about the federal republic of germany about taking on responsibility for a nation everyone involved has to do their bit. more details are expected later on monday on this change in germany's migration policy. now for more on this our political correspondent is with me in the studio but walk us through this you know what do we know so far about this. agreement in principle as i think is what they're calling it yes it seems a bit that as if the chancellor angela merkel made sees you chief orsi who for. a compromise or gave him the. said and offered him a compromise he couldn't really resist to saying yes we will have a maximum gap on some part of the migration but we still will have other migration to how are they how are they distinguishing between different types of migrants well basically it's the humanitarian migration of the migration i would say so. people coming in on ec

on the right you have the environmentalists greens you have the pro-business f a d.p. they're all obviously interested in defending their own ideas but in some point they will obviously have to to compromise and find common ground if this so-called jamaica coalition is to succeed let's talk a little bit more about those ideas thomas because there are some significant sticking points walk us through them well give you one very concrete example if you look at migration policy you have for example the conservative bloc they agreed internally that they wanted to have a goal to try and cap the number of migrants arriving in germany the greens on the other hand say under no circumstance then there's the issue of family reunification in other words if refugees are allowed to bring their families to germany as well that's something that the conservatives are not very happy about on the other hand the greens would say well this is something that we should do in germany or we should allow so this just explains how difficult it is and just as we see this in the refugee issue we a

changed her allegiance from the green party to the c.d.u. and that meant that the governing coalition in lower saxony lost its parliamentary majority and that meant that they have to have this election right now and as you said this could obviously set the tone and the mood for the debate here in berlin after and thomas i understand that we do now have the first results and it is some bad news for america and her christian democrats these are exit polls we're going to share the now with you the city you party is coming in second with thirty five percent of the vote based on our exit polling data the social democrats or the s.p.d. are the big winners here they made some big gains coming out on top with thirty seven point five percent now these are exit polls they could still change but the green party looks to be in third with eight point five percent of the vote in the are saxony the liberal pro-business f.t.p. or free democrat party took seven percent of the vote there in lower saxony the left party looking to take four point eight percent

toa green taxes added to bills according to a government commissioned report.issioned report which has a damning take on what's happening to consumers of energy and religious idiot home. —— and the atrocity at home. —— and electricity at home. the conservative party are saying they are going to address this, they are saying it is an attempt... the price of energy is very political. green taxes have been very efficient, and putting at least £150 on people's household bills alone next year. we did a report showing that a little city charges have risen 50% since 2001 in real terms as these regulations have come in. you don't have to be opposed to tackling climate change to say that these are not efficient or good regulations. if you want to tackle it, bring in the apartment tax, bringing something that is simple and obvious where the charges are coming from but there are so many regulations which always leads to prices going up which always leads to prices going upfor which always leads to prices going up for people at home. the key thing to draw from the article,

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and unclean energy, the environmental greens have very clear goals -- they want 100% renewable energyy 2050. they want to ban combustion engines in auto mobiles by 2030 -- a no go for the free democrats. migration could be the one issue on which the fdp and green party could find common ground, both parties have been calling for germany's first immigration law. >> both parties realize that we have a long way to go, but we also understand that if we want a common government, then we need to find common interests and not follow the conservative party's well-worn path. correspondent: on friday, the conservative cdu and csu parties will join the talks. behind these walls, all four potential coalition partners will negotiate together for the first time. brent: the new zealand labour party has completed coalition talks and formed a government with the new zealand first party and the greens. a 37-year-old becomes the country's youngest prime minister. here is what she had to say when she announced the coalition deal. >> labor has always believed that government should be a partner in ensurin

the greenness of the world green economy a sound good but as we started to look at it we started to see that it was all about privatized sation of nature. so the un business corporations bankers and politicians are all in bed together. is there an international plot against nature. and what if this alliance was the only means of saving the planet. environmentalists like the nature conservancy are working with companies like dow chemical and many other companies sometimes people say to me mark why would you work with companies that have such a big environmental footprint and i say that's exactly why we should work with. ecological n.g.o.s. because protecting nature is expensive and donations are not enough. some have joined forces with multinationals and. they now have board members coming straight from the business sector many. recruited former employees of environmental n.g.o.s. who. now if you're in the business that coca-cola it's pretty easy to help them understand that they should care about nature's ability to produce the clean water they need and of course they get it. they said

and greens will be meeting together again tomorrow but then chancellor merkel see the u.n. sees you parties will be joining in. and keeping track of this coalition talks is a political correspondent joins me now as we have the finest round of informal talks went off well we show you a hopeful sign that these bodies are kid to work together yes you can say that everyone is keen to get involved in these talks that all the parties involved do want to make a success of it they want to be part of a new government effectively and at the moment of course these talks are really concerned setting up the talks themselves the proper talks and solve these have been preparatory discussions so it's a matter of establishing a work like atmosphere or maybe even a friendly atmosphere deciding on details such as who is going to meet in water round with who when at what place and so on so it's a lot of technical details not really very much of substance being discussed at the moment but it is important that all parties concerned from a very wide spectrum of political. persuasion have. express

democratic representative al green from texas wants to force a house vote to impeach the president greene says he plans on filing a privileged resolution that will automatically trigger a vote basing it on trump's remarks on and i felt players who protested during the national anthem in the us constitution the standards for impeachment are spelled out in article two section four where it says the president vice president and also of all officers of the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors according to greene those high crimes and misdemeanors don't really mean actual crimes greene says that congress can impeach the president now for his behavior that has an adverse impact on society that is what impeachment is all about he said now a lot of constitutional scholars would beg to differ but greene isn't alone in this new impeachment effort in fact another house democrat california brad sherman already introduced articles of impeachment on the floor back in july and measure h.r. four thirty eight

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group is holding talks with two potential suitors the pro-business free democrats and the green party. that's known here as the jamaica coalition because of the colors of the parties correspond to that of the jamaican flag america's first aims to get the parties to agree to launch formal coalition talks but that could prove tricky prospective partners have major ideological differences a real number of key issues including. migration and energy policy now political corresponds dramas keeping a close eye on those talks and joins me now hi hans the just american has been talking to the free democrats this morning you just listen to a briefing of what came out of the story what do they have to say well first of all they're trying to say that everything is going for you well in other words they're trying to say that the atmosphere is good that they are talking. in a sort of businesslike manner that in some ways there is also an atmosphere of friendship almost being built that they're deciding what subjects are going to be the most important what issues are going to be controversial and of

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met the green party and try to find common ground. mishaps i. might come audition the talks were lively we listened to each other carefully and managed to see things from the other party's point of view i am lassen was it's on this on the jamaican color still appear exotic in german politics never before have the business friendly f.t.p. and the environmentalist green party negotiated to form a federal government together it's a challenge as their positions couldn't be more different. for instance on the european union the green party is calling for an end to austerity measures and wants a collective pact on texas and investments the free market liberal f.d.p. on the other hand to strictly against any kind of death mutualization within the e.u. and on clean energy the environmental greens have very clear goals they want one hundred percent renewable energy by two thousand and fifty they also want to ban combustion engines in automobiles by two thousand and thirty a no go for the business friendly free democrats migration could be the one issue o

considerable exposure and presence for the greens on social media and on the net in general so. i think this last minute swing the difference between the last polls before the election and the actual election results definitely had something to do with increased exposure. to. the green party won slightly more votes than they did in twenty thirteen they're now poised to be potential coalition partners is this success the result of online campaigning political consultant your highness here is skeptical. that's what. we have so far about the effect of digital campaigning is that it's very disappointing for political parties past a lot of money in it but the impact is dubious minutes and. supporting that opinion a study from the us reports that only one out of two hundred fifty facebook users is influenced by election advertisements the direct interaction is much more successful one out of every fourteen voters can apparently be convinced so knocking on doors may still be necessary but for this election it was given a modern day twist. this year parties used the old fashioned method

and greens will be meeting together again tomorrow but then chancellor angela merkel see the u.n. sees you parties will be joining in. that of a more let's head to our political correspondent thomas sparrow who joins us from where those talks were taking place today so thomas as we heard the greens and the free democrats they have very different views on many issues did they find common ground today. but i think the idea sorry to be honest was to try and see where there was a possibility of finding common ground this is only the first meeting between these two parties and as we saw in our report the key word i would say is a minimum level of trust that's precisely what they were trying to find today it was not about finding a compromise on those very tricky issues that we saw in our report are something that will come in the process in the next few weeks and months for now it was a first meeting trying to set the framework for what will come next and what will come next are a very difficult negotiations not only between the two parties that held talks today but between all parties

the regional parliament that could make it more difficult to reach some kind of agreement with the greens at the national level so it could all get very complicated he is well that could feed right through to those talks that's michelle a curfew reporting for us from lower saxony thanks very much let's return to our top story this hour australia's voting and national elections we have a correspondent in vienna max hoffman who's following developments there for us as we wait for the first accept polls max what's the feeling there as this is building . yeah everybody's very well can't wait any more because the projections are really do within the next seconds the feeling here is that most people think the polls will be correct the polls we saw we've seen over the last week so save us and chords coming out on top and probably the right wing populist coming in second and the social democrats as coming in third but of course you have the margin of error in these things and if you look at past elections in the last year for example concerning bragg's it or in the united states i think everybody

the green city green planning theme it's just over the web we have. the other half over here in hong kong as a small team we find more opportunity in emerging markets like china itself is asia and africa coming up. as a young team. we don't want to limit our ideas i sat what i want the name of my friends of ward obvious in. in some way like you did the easy thing. we don't want it to to. people like to typical transitional solution we want to to willy gift them to all the why alternative what they can be once they buy into it we may actually it then tommy and scale with our life for example the museum in ethiopia. we give them a really we studied african art and give them a really good african art museum but of course like now that we're trying to define raising we realize also you see over here could be a more difficult country right now to do such a thing there so we may end up like toning down some of the architecture of the show and i totally get that it's probably the case all the time. but that still if you get half of it done or third then it's

is that we have a green that. is and. so to have a healthy and the beautiful environment for all of us to share. the children of deep working hard to make this dream come true. and that's all on this week's show if you are involved in an environmental activity let us know and get in touch off facebook on twitter or send us an e-mail. from lagos nigeria join us again next week on your favorite show eco at africa my name is joy there in vero we've been coming to you from the i'm going win for me here in nairobi kenya and until next week. from straight. to vibrant green. with the key to germs which month food let me see now it's a nature of. the green i'm more used to repression and the subtree new life story. fifty. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the e

yet another surprise came for the greens their vote fell by nearly two thirds making even their presence in the next parliament uncertain. wrangling over the shape of the next coalition can now begin the far rights likely return to governments in wealthy austria will worry a european union already unsettled by brics it and rising extremism. well all the votes have now been counted except for the postal ballots will have the final projected result although the official results won't be available for several days the conservative people's party led by sebastian kurtz are at thirty one point six percent it's been a tight race for second place the far right freedom party have twenty six percent putting them just behind the social democrats led by a current chancellor christan current who are at twenty six point nine percent and looking at the smaller parties keep in mind a party needs at least four percent of the vote to secure seats in the parliament the liberal neo's are at five point one percent but big losses for the greens who are at three point nine percent and peter pitt says list fou

midnight green? >> i think it's old school -- >> yeah. >> it's green, though. >> green to work. >> awesome. >> yeah, you know, i can tell that you guys are super excited because normally on a friday, the excitement is up. it's like way up here today. i like it. let's look at your radar and satellite to start. we've got clouds across the entire area just like yesterday. the difference from yesterday is we also had a lot of rain yesterday morning. we don't today. a few sprinkles trying to make their way over delaware beaches, parts of sussex county. everywhere else is dry now. a little breezy and cool to start our morning. look at the temperatures -- we're at 57 in philadelphia. 52 in pottstown. 50 allentown and 43 in mt. pocono. atlantic city at 62 degrees. a little warmer farther

i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green.ay. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com october 18th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- >>> thanks for waking up with us. good morning, it is wednesday, october 18th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to neda. and jaclyn is back. welcome back! >> nice to be back. >> we missed you. >> all right. so this morning there's a little bit of a marine layer. i call it -- [ laughter ] >> we have not seen that in a long time! you can see that fog here in our sutro tower camera facing east. so there it is. that's a sign of our onshore winds that are arriving and that means cooler conditions. you probably felt it out there. temperatures cooler than yesterday. so we're dropping about five to 10 degrees in many areas. onshore flow is why we have that little bit of a marine layer and why our temperatures are on the downward slope. i'll explain how cool we are going to get and track the rain coming up. >>> right now, we are tracking some overnight roadw