to do that soon green co-leader of all the chancellorship material. this is not say all right so it's about who's as potential dangers of the here now from the studios that do not have experiences and they should have some experiences i kind of think about one building this in our history which who did not have experiences in directing. executives and they have now been the top of of law in germany and even this is seeing which is so different from governing in the federal system so i'm doubtful and i would say both have to collect experiences as well but on the other hand i do not think that they become the strongest party in the next and i think you have to admit that one has counselors the job you just you know with the positions that if you look at time would call i'm going to markland you have a lot of 1st year but but in the 1st years it was not model not every time joy just to watch them to experience that kind of leadership the question is even if these 2 candidates are these 2 possibly to us are going to be the actual candidates because i mea

the green. and this is something we would have expected from the social democrats by the grace to say we need. to at address the investment gap we need to go away from the blacks -- zero policy and we need to think about structural investments in our infrastructure in our telecommunications networks and we need to find a different policy for the s. and runningng for about policies deficit spending yes it is and and and that is at came from the european. level down to a trickle down to the to the john level and i think that the fiscal competence of the greenen party mainly is n the european level and not so much on the german level. but on the other hand it is the only party which is -- which is pre patch. to stop the black zero and tom and i'm not so sure whether this is -- something many people in germany would agree to but the social democrats already recognized that this black zero now i have been a traditional social democratic -- policy get verified. i'd like. to talk about has been. this i

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believe the green party can deliver better outcomes compared to. which party has the best on says for the future the post as a hostile we're trying to 7 percent the greens have a massive lead america is conservative and 2nd basemen just 12 percent and a coalition partners the center left the social democrats 4 to a devastating 2 percent. how does this or you click a major shift in how people perceive that political parties the greens appear to have moved beyond being a single issue parties 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 of the party as a whole is trustworthy and on us the other issues as well at the same time that

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the greens say they've also done well in recent state elections here in germany. so talk about a green future and that what's in store for us right here in germany our political correspondent on your colors your the big table to talk about that so if elections were to be held this coming sunday i mean we'd have something we've never had before in this country we would have the greens coming out on top yeah right and you said if this is truly a historic survey results the greens have been on the rise for a couple of years from before the last general in the general elections and they were told to come out really really well in the european elections but how well they did that came as a surprise and i think they've profited hugely from people's concerns about climate change and environmental issues and this is their core competence and has been from the beginning on the greens they came out of the peace movement and vajra mental movement and this is what they stand for so the vote has turned to them so if there were to be elections this sunday you know we assuming t

we'll begin with ryan speedo green.in virginia, green was the author of an impressive rap sheet. he was so violent, he was banished to a class for delinquents. and when he couldn't be contained there, he was sent to a juvenile lock up. as we first reported last december, those who knew the boy with the unusual name could see that the child was writing a tragedy. now, as a man, tragedy has become the dominant theme in his life-- but, in a way that no one could have imagined. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pelley: the high priest in the temple of the metropolitan opera in new york is ryan speedo green, starring in rossini's "semiramide." green blessed the hall with a voice that reaches from bass to baritone. ♪ ♪ >> pelley: at age 33, he is a member of the vienna state opera, and performs on stages of the world in german, french, english and italian. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pelley: some call his sound a gift. but that sells short the life of struggle, and the sacrifices of others, that lifted him to the high altar of success. >> ryan speedo green: i lived

to clean i would vote green i think the greens have the best goal. the best thing. you think of my own i think many people see them as an alternative fuel also the lesser evil or that's claimed to mean as least they have fresh ideas and they stand up for the environment and don't block everything in advance the barely only political force who are doing anything or at least they say that it was. in the recent year opinion elections green parties more than doubled their seats in brussels in germany they took one in 5 votes giving them the 2nd highest support of any party greens leader robert hartwig thinks he knows why. the party is open to changes its young people are involved immediately and you don't have to climb a long ladder before you get hurt instead he can prove yourself quickly. that makes a success a book and open to social changes shifts new forms of communication new issues and fresh reaches of heart. as some polls now show the greens as germany's most popular party is it time for them to start building up the personality who might lead the next german go

on the green green wall wants to put an end to the growing about it 1000 kilometer long belt of trees and plants that were wrong through countries like senegal ethiopia nigeria down the book you know fossil mali as well and we will see that in our next report the gambia where one young man is doing what he can to help the projects at sea. came off and he is passionate about the environment he's the founder of greenup gambia the young activist learnt about sustainable farming at an early age from his father and now he's eager to pass on his knowledge to the next generation. today kamal was visiting his former school to plant a tree with the students' green club. you put this on and you begin to wonder if the other was not just right we learned that plants are very important because there's a way that makes you read the fly down people who seem to cut down trees without replacing them so that's what's good brings up is all about it once a stop for a season and preserve them literally. me today they're planting and i'm brenda tree but one day provide shade. the. green clubs plant vegetab

green v i would vote green i think the greens have the best goals the best. think of my life i think many people see them as an alternative to feeling that but also as the lesser evil that's to minister at least they have fresh ideas they stand up for the environment and they don't block everything in advance they're the only political force who are doing anything or at least say they're going to do something. in the recent year opinion elections green parties more than doubled their seats in brussels in germany they took one in 5 votes giving them the 2nd highest support of any party greens leader robert thinks he knows why. these. changes its young people are involved immediately you don't have to climb a long ladder before you get heard instead you can prove yourself quickly that makes us accessible and open to social changes 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 buil

this is deja vu news live from berlin a record high for germany's environmentalist green party a major opinion poll showing the greens would come 1st in the national election edging out chancellor 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 a missile i might someone have wanted him dead. and the women's world cup kicks off in france there are a number of favorites to win the trophy and what's shaping up to be the toughest competition in the tournaments history. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us we begin here in germany with what is a major surprise for the nation environmentalist green party has outperformed chancellor merkel's conservatives as the country's favorite party a new poll shows if a general election were held on sunday there would be an historic result for the very 1st time the greens would come in 1st with 26 percent although i'm ackles conservative bloc falls to 2nd place with 25 percent coming in 3rd the ri

tonight, the green wave in german politics. fresh off a strong showing in european elections, a new survey said the environmentalist greens would come first in a german election. also coming up tonight, remembering d-day and the moment allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy to free europe from nazi occupation. president trump joined his french counterpart to pay respect to surviving veterans and those who died in normandy 75 years ago today. also coming up tonight, the worst serial killer in modern german history sentenced to life in prison. a german court convicts the former hospital nurse of killing 85 patients who were in his care over a five-your period. it was a case that shocked the country. ♪ i'm brent goff. two viewers in the united states and around the world, welcome. we begin in germany with surprising numbers for the country's environmentalist green party. a new survey indicating if germany were to hold an election now, it would show a truly historic green result. for the first time, the greens would come in

this is deja vu news live from berlin a record high for germany's environmentalist green party of major opinion polls showing the greens would comment 1st in the national action edging out how strong the macros conservatives are we witnessing a major shift in german paul tibbets also coming up. the british prime minister to resign may steps down as the leader of the tory party today we take a look at the candidates vying to take her place in number 10 downing street. and the women's world cup kicks off in france are a number of favorites to win the trophy in what's shaping up to be the toughest competition in the tournaments history. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us we begin here in germany with what is a major surprise for the nation this morning environmentalist green party has outperformed john strong the mcas conservatives as the nation's most popular party a new poll showing if a general election were to be held on sunday it would show a truly historic result for the very 1st time to greens would come in 1st with 26 percent all of them ackles conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. bl

are the greens prepared to compromise to get things done? dutch mep bas eickhout, the green candidate for european commission president. bas eickhout, in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me. ishould to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me. i should start with some congratulation, you guys anything green party across europe have expanded representation in the european parliament to 69 seeds but what has really changed? what does that mean for your power and influence inside the european union? i think what is also a very important development is that we have seen those two centre blocks, the christian democrats and the social democrats, who have always had a major, a majority, a grand coalition as it has been called in brussels, they have lost their majority so they cannot deal on their own at the moment and i think thatis their own at the moment and i think that is a good development because i think those two big blocks were really sucking up the oxygen out of the european debate and that will change now s

it could be green. very green. or the as blue. b.s. . winds. winds as nothing. more red definitely red. or just you know if that's what you prefer the old couple couples very special in georgia choose your favorite color. well everybody and welcome to the new edition of eco africa. coming to you from lagos nigeria yes the fossil park and with me today is my colleague all the way from jihadi ese are you doing today hey auntie i'm doing just great thanks and hello to all you have us. on today's program we've got a wonderful report for right here and south africa about the important role livestock herds can play in maintaining biodiversity but there's more of course. we had to be easier to see what's being done to protect the bar so that. we learn how an army of insects can provide excellent pest control. and that lives are unique and still the prince all self legs. if you head out into the open country here in south africa you can't help but notice the thousands of kilometers of fencing that cuts across the land intended to contain herds senses actually have a dev

attracting more wildlife into the city is also a key goal for possible owners green scheme parks are being changed from mono cultures to include more variety every small encounter is a sign that the face of the city is changing. barcelona is clearly a city in transition soon it may no longer be necessary to climb the hills if you want to get some fresh air and enjoy the beauty of nature. so. this is about creating resilient spaces that can cope with the disruption that climate change is causing green spaces both private and public ones are really important and that's why we need to commit to policymaking that ensures the green areas in the city increase. if. you think of him in. bringing nature to barcelona is a huge undertaking but it will encourage plant and animal species to make the city center their home. shifting focus now to how a society of 2 is witnessing a church and even using fashion entrepreneur is making sure the modern muslim woman in her country is not short of fashion options are trendy for jobs are closing the wide gap in a society dominated by western fashion. ever

danny green will come in. and go into the back court with vanvleet. >> jeff: if they're going to stay in this box in one, draymond green and iguodala can't just be spot-up players. they have to drive and attack, as we've seen them do before, and create shots. >> mark: you have to be aggressive. opportunities will present themselves. >> mike: inside to cousins. back out, iguodala. cook will try a three. long rebound, taken by leonard. leonard fakes. gasol, passes up a three. vanvleet on the drive. siakam, corner three. they've had some good looks, and right now they're not falling. >> jeff: i would use curry as a screener against this box in one.reet curry's hands. curry tries to get away, he does. lost the ball, swatted. green has it, throws it up, hits the rim. that resets the shot clock. but leonard gets it. leonard steps back, fakes, fires a three-pointer. siakam, trying to keep it alive. cousins comes down with another rebound. 11 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists for demarcus cousins. cousins for three. curr

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western germany is going green all over the green party is more popular than ever especially with young voters. the greens are achieving results germany's major political parties can only dream of in the east of the country the right wing populist alternative for germany's growing stronger. in many places they could be the big winners in upcoming state elections. but most of germany's big cities including some in the east of green party bass stands. for the night's climate protection is a major priority they want eco friendly traffic concepts and clean energy. coal mining is being phased out to tackle global warming. many in the affected areas consider this a big mistake and fifth at jobs to them and fired mental protection is a luxury only rich city folk can afford. so who can bring the country together. vanessa who can bring the country together. i don't think the greens a particularly fading so for now they attracting this -- been intellectual elite but i believe that -- and this is what also the green party always keep saying and they are working on this very hot is that the and the

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i don't think the greens are particularly failing they are attracting this. very hot and the green question the question is also a social question because when we look at. suffering from. change for example yes of course there are those coal miners but 1st of all we can find solutions with . different of the poorest people we have. with climate change. we do we do have to find like other solutions on how to move how to be more inclusive about how to use energy differently so that we can just keep on living. more sustainable and i think that we can tackle these questions another thing with. they do protecting minority rights now we know that there has not too many minorities in the former east but in the end they also protect from and they also profit from this discourse because it's all about protecting the poor ones for example those who are for gotten those who need more a presentation all of these questions are inherently also green issues. you have been quoted as saying that the east and west are more divided than before i don't know if you meant ever bef

storch green result for the very 1st time the greens would come in 1st with 26 percent of the vote german chancellor angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. bloc with then drop to 2nd place with 25 percent then comes the right wing populist a.f.d. party with 13 percent merkel's current coalition partner the center left social democrats there they would drop to 4th place with only 12 percent and the business friendly f.t.p. would get 8 percent the socialist left party coming in last and 7 percent. of the green party here in germany has already celebrated the stunning result in the recent european parliamentary elections they surged to 2nd place winning over 20 percent of the vote voters abandon the major parties over concerns about 5 to change the party has also done well in recent state elections here in germany. these are few big changes going on in the political landscape here in germany to talk about that i'm joined by our political correspondent on your show live here at the big table. i mean it's is a big deal isn't it if elections were to be held next sunday the green party would

or green. could that influence your well being it's a question being researched at helios university hospital dr tile in germany. head of intensive care gabriella verb and color expert axel buthe a convince the color of hospital rooms could have an immense impact on patients' health. on one try it out in hospitals not make them excessively colorful but not carefully restructure them using our knowledge of how colors of factors like in this room why . no more sterile white hospital corridors wards and workstations. and verb conducted a study to see what impact it had in the intensive care unit. over a period of 24 months they tried out different shades the walls were painted in pastel and earth tones and the lighting was changed they asked patients before and after the revamp how they felt about their treatments. nurse tilman kearney saw the impact on his seriously ill patients 1st hand. of the. other colors have had a real effect on our patients you could say that the patients suffer less from

and the conservatives so we could see a so-called black green coalition but there's also demands as well for a so-called red red green coalition which would see dealing because it's the lead germany's left party the social democrats and the greens all teaming up so that's a long way down the line and for now at least it seems that yet another german government crisis has been averted but usually as we've seen in the last few months that doesn't last very long and where we'll see will definitely be keeping an eye on this story kate brady thanks very much that analysis. turning to some of the other stories making news around the world china has issued a rare statement concerning the 989 tenement square crackdown on student protesters in beijing defense minister way form he did defended the military's action in which hundreds or possibly thousands were killed the 30th anniversary of the massacre is being commemorated around the world. in what the u.s. secretary of state might pump a.o. says washington is willing to talk to iran with no preconditions speaking in switzerland he said the

western germany is going for the green party. especially with. the. results germany's major political parties can dream. in the east of the country the right wing populist alternative for germany is growing stronger in many places they could be coming state elections. most of germany's big cities including some. protection is a major priority. friendly traffic. is being phased out to. many in the affected areas considered a big mistake. to them environmental protection is a luxury only rich city folk can afford. can bring the country together. professor who can bring the country together. i don't think the greens are particularly failing. attracting this. question the question is also a social question because when we look at. suffering from. for example yes of course there are those coal miners but 1st of all we can find solutions with . completely different of the poorest people we have. with climate change. we do we do have to find. other solutions on how to move how to be more inclusive about how to use energy differently so that we can just keep

of the greens essentially moving in and taking on taking over the position of the s.p.d. . well if you are an s.t.d. supporter then yes you should definitely be concerned by the rising tide of the greens that has been shown both in the european elections and also as someone in the last german elections so if there are in fact snap elections called which may be on the table that is a part of that stance of benefit a lot from disgruntled possibly former as you voters and if you're an s.p.d. politician you want to keep your party relevant better pole americal one start adopting some other green party policies that will appeal to the further left wing of your party that wants to see more green type policies be adopted on to the party platform so again a big question here today is where the party can go from here to maintain their relevance their stability and their part in the german government all right maya thanks so much i'm just going to turn to kate here in the studio and then nonis has been criticized quite heavily by those on the left of the s.p.d. will her policy now be

i'm ann marie green. tensions between the u.s. and iran are heating up, the trump administration is blaming tehra ers. the ships were targeted yesterday near the strait. this morning iran says the accusations against tehran are alarming. we have a reporter in new york with new evidence released by the u.s. military that apparently proves tehran was behind the attacks. laura, good morning. >> good morning. yes, there is new video evidence that you'll see in a moment. iran says it's not behind the attacks and this is not the first time that country has denied involvement. tehran previously used mines against oil tankers in 1987 and 1988. the white house is pointing a f tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman yesterday. they were carrying oil products when rocked by explosions. mike pompeo blamed iranian mines. >> this is based on intelligence, weapons used and level of expertise needed to execute the operation, similar attacks on shipping and the fact that no proxy group operating in the area have the pro

and they talked about the green new deal. the green new deal everybody go home you just lost you jobs all of the thousands of guys and women standing on these buildings get fired they go home because under the green new deal they don't like clean beautiful natural gas. with the deal voted down in the republican controlled senate environment professor paul bledsoe says the president's stance on climate change presents a serious danger president trump's incredibly ultra dangerous climate nihilism is a threat to us public safety our khana me and our security and it's a threat to our allies around the world i think when americans begin to understand that they'll begin to support a robust policy which i believe a democratic nominee will put forward and that will give the democrats the basis to act in 2021 and so i do all the talk about who supports the deal and who doesn't the still the simple fact that company emissions hit a record high nost year prompting some to shelve the time climate change the climate crisis. like the sunri

changes to the green rate affect super green costs. but, the action as a whole is intended to maintain competitiveness for clean power customers across all of our product types area - - types of. >> thank you. any other questions commissioners? >> a motion to approve the rates? >> moved. >> second? all of those in favor. motion carries. thank you very much for your presentation. [reading items] >> good afternoon commissioners, michael hines, dir. of clean power staff. i forgot to introduce myself earlier. you have before you a resolution to approve a cleanpowersf contract with the southern california edison company for renewable energy to be delivered in 2020 and 2021. the term of the contract is two years with a total cost of approximately $15.8 million. this renewable energy contract will help us serve the significant growth and customer demand resulting from our cleanpowersf enrollment efforts over the past year. the contract requires the seller to deliver 600,000 mwh of renewable energy in 2020 and 300,000 mwh renewable energy in 2

it changes from a green to a very standard pink.e sebastian said he saw a shape he could not see without the glasses. i see a pink circle and a pink triangle on a grey background. what do you see? i sawjust a blue circle but when i put the glasses on i saw a triangle here. so before did you not see a triangle? no. what is going on? we are removing part of the colour spectrum. it changes the apparent colour of light. and it's more than a placebo effect? oh, yes. it definitely changes the appearance of coloured lights. i spoke to the company's president via skype from california who said that the glasses are only sold as an optical assistive device. it is important to understand that the glasses are not a cure for colourblindness. they should help the person to see colour in many situations but they don't necessarily provide normal colour vision. recent peer—reviewed research from the university of grenada conducted on 48 people with colour deficiency concluded that the enchroma glasses introduce a variation of perceived colour but do