>> johan: the into news is that earth remains resilient.ted by self-cooling feedbacks despite our unsustainable behavior across all sectors in society. we all have the opportunity of transforming through the decarbonized future well below , the pacer agreement has unprecedented scientific support. the path we need to follow in paris is we need to bend p the curve of emotions no later than 2020, and then following a pace of decarbonization roughly at 6-7 reduce emissions every year, which transports to a more innovation pathway we've called the global carbon allow. if we can cut emissions by half every decade we can take us to paris. and if this is a transformation pathway that can take us to the decarbonized world economy by 2050, we need to transform the food system from being the single largest source of emissions to becoming a single largest singh of emissions and agriculture revolution. we need, whr we like it or not we need to recognize the need to have carbon captures storage, but we also need to maintain the carbon singhs and natural

when the german missionary johan its lead monk visited kenya the governor of mombasa warned him not to climb this mountain in neighboring tanzania saying it was haunted by evil spirits. you hunted man never did climate but in eight hundred forty eight he became the first european to see tanzania as great mount kilimanjaro and kebo it snow covered summit. back in europe people just laughed at month's report how could there be snow in east africa only three hundred kilometers from the equator his brain had obviously gone soft too much exposure to the harsh african sun perhaps. the geographical societies would probably sooner have believed the old african story about mt kilimanjaro that it summit was wound about with a huge white snake. it's rare to see kebo from below the mountain the snowy peak is usually covered in cloud to see if you have to go up in an airplane or risk the difficult climb. the ascent begins down in the jungle rain forest like this is called cloud forest in the mornings it's actually in the clouds . was. a walk through the rain forest is much shorter now than a hundre

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space agency gets lots of support for example from the european space agency its director general johan verna writes that the safe return of the crew shows how extremely reliable the so u.s. transport system is so i think russia still has the image of a great space nation despite the temporary suspending of manned space flights. they were headed for the international space station you saw use rocket for now is the only way to get there so what about the astronauts who are on board the international space station. well this certainly isn't reason to panic i question for survival for them as there is enough food water and oxygen on the ice as at least for the next healthy also astronauts on the ice as can return to earth in the space shuttle docked on the ais as about the astronauts on the us s. now will definitely be short handed they wore a supposed to be five people and now with there are just three at least for the time being of the german command and it's time to get us to will have to change its plans now there will be obviously thought few experiments and there will be no space wal

and in one thousand nine hundred eighty five in this house the composer johan's abbas gen bach another very lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advisor now with typical of the region potato dumplings and a bottle of luther why of course at the fork of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the good steak rich trail. to the top of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial as small river has been dammed up here and forts fifty eight meters to the ground. by the way was first mentioned in the fourteenth century as a border between friend and true many boundary stones are still standing. and now i say smy biggest challenge in. the climb isn't easy but it's worth it especially on a day like today. while enjoying a well deserved coffee i'll take the opportunity to write a postcard from the mountaintop. postcards are really old fashioned and a selfie is much faster but some people even make a whole video of their journey. from bangladesh he was in paris for the first time in his life and here are his im

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and you can't talk about barcelona without mentioning johan cruyff so like madrid the catalans are determined to bring the best players in the world to spain and that's when they're not bringing them through their own ranks they represent something which is sort of a modern spain. a different sentiment a feeling of like we can achieve great things abroad this in four years of madness with the world's three genuine superstars playing in the league at the same time with christiane who are now the radio and leo messi and neymar the rest of the world didn't have a child's name and it was really just gate crashing the biggest head to head in modern football history they were not on message about it makes me want to get out of my own eyes out because really we should have just appreciated the glory of watching those two slugging it out. and in el classico to arguably the greatest rivalry in the world the two of them seem to actually teach other great father. messi and ronaldo have continued spain's recent tradition of dominating the ball on the wall you have to go all the way back to hendry shevche

you want to take was to ensure the future generations can have those experiences that barnaby and johanhared kate on conservation shares this a big step would be to increase the level of public education and media coverage to match to that scene with the sale of illegal drugs and weapons to lobby government ministers to debate it as often and as publicly and to teach children in schools that ivory is worthless as an ornament i mean one more tweet to show you and this is on. who is our environmental editor he is out there at the illegal wildlife trade conference he is reporting you can see him here talking to the african wildlife foundation president if you enjoy this program they'll be much more reporting on al-jazeera so don't go away in the meantime baan of the. thank you so much for being on the show today luke and i will see you always online on twitter at a day stream thanks for watching see you next. just . when people need to be heard. but it's been for a few jomo still in his life it's not unknown or life is short and the story needs to be told we do stories that have an impact

consulate in istanbul now where two sure she was last seen joining us from there is our correspondent johan yulia what can you tell us about the reports that a shirt she was possibly killed during an interrogation in the building online do you. well we're of course following these u.s. media reports very closely but can't confirm them from here in turkey we're still waiting for more facts to emerge from the official investigation a team of turkish and saudi crime scene investigators basically spent the whole night in that very building right behind me the saudi consulate here in istanbul they reportedly left in the early morning after nine hours of work and we were able to speak to one source familiar with the investigation and that source told us that someone clearly try to obstruct evidence at the crime scene but investigators were still able to find and i quote concrete evidence suggesting that jamal khashoggi was indeed a murder that inside that building now he did not commend on the kind of evidence that was found and said further tests need to be done but we know the turkish investiga

allowing people to get away with it i want you to take a look at one tweet that called our attention from johan longer look at oxfam today he's the tax and inequality policy advisor there and take a look at what he tweeted he brights you know if i were to steal fifty five billion euros from several governments i end up in prison he says if i were to blow the whistle be a whistle blower i would face legal charges but he says banks shareholders hedge funds they still fifty five billion euros and nothing happens we all pay more tax to save them from collapsing. that is the cynicism you were mentioning earlier i mean it's palpable there when you read. his tweet how do you how do you answer that because you know you've exposed the fraud but you can't serve the justice that should come now we'd these trades were made illegal but the loopholes are they are so. are you frustrated. well not because. it's not a road it's john of this to serve justice and law enforcement is working on it. but it's very difficult because you know. some of these criminals they move to other jurisdictions such as that cement

speaking in paris, the ceo of toyota motor europe — johan van zyl — told us the company needs clarityn impact on our competitiveness of manufacturing in the uk, it will definitely have an impact on future investment decisions. we can't just accept that everything will be the same as it's been in the past if there's no proper brexit deal, which will give us frictionless trade which will give us access to the european market. the reason for many manufacturers being in the uk is the fact that they could export to the european market duty free, and that is a critical one that needs to be retained. and of course in the long—term, if it's having an impact on competitiveness, it will also have an impact investment decisions. that is the boss of toyota. so many worries for the company right now. with us now is amanda stretton, motoring editor at confused.com, a price comparison website. amanda, so much pressure on the european car industry right now, on the car industry as a whole. what do you think people will be talking about most in paris, what you think will be the main worry?” about most

optimistic stoltenberg successor as foreign minister was his brother in law former defense minister johan you're going holst holst had been a strong supporter of israel since the early seventy's on your going on sports very keenly he asked for us to do whatever we call it to make progress he had already had signals from tel yeah but lawson and more not you who of course knew him well through my on the hay back his wife who worked at farfel in new enough. i briefly. from. him messes and they asked. they did some in the beginning. from bulk of them but the evil option for this shannon was off today that it may after mr holst because instead of one if s. the israelis also introduced a new face at the oslo talks their general manager at the foreign ministry who received via. formalised the purse asked me to look at this document and potentially but dissipate in this channel i was very glad i think that something good happened to the p.l.o. they finally began to see that the armed struggle will lead them nowhere. that's actually the biggest enemy is their biggest ally and partner is when. they

. >> johan i tells me her faith in god got her through the long walk to the united states and keeps her together away from her homeland. i'm damian trujillo. >> touching story. >>> a sense of closure today for the family of a mother and a baby killed by a drunk driver three years ago. livermore man responsible for the 2015 crash received a sentence of 30 yearsshed his ca into an apartment complex after drinking at the livermore wine country festival. the 46-year-old mother and her 14-month-old daughter were both killed. he apologized to the victim's family in court today. his lawyers saying it's a tragedy for the victims, but also for jones and his family. >> brandon jones has accepted responsibility since the very beginning. he's been extremely shameful about his conduct. this case is going to weigh heavily on his soul for the rest of his life. there's no question. >> he had a legal team to file an appeal. he believes he did not get a fair trial because jurors allegedly considered outside information. >>> a known sex offender in the south bay arrested again. campbell police arrested th

optimistic stoltenberg successor as foreign minister was his brother in law former defense minister johan you're going holst holst had been a strong supporter of israel since the early seventy's on your going all sports very keenly he asked for us to do whatever we call it to make progress he had already had signals from tower yeah but lawson and more not you who of course knew him well through my on the hay back his wife who worked at farfel in new enough. i briefly. from. him messes and they asked. they did some in the beginning. from the bulk of them but the evil buyer. for this channel was off today that it may cost after mr holst because instead of one if s. the israelis also introduced a new face at the oslo talks their general manager at the foreign ministry who received via. formalised the purse asked me to look at this document and then potentially but this appeared in this channel i was very glad i think that something good happened to the p.l.o. they finally began to see that the armed struggle will lead them nowhere. that's actually the biggest enemy is their biggest ally and

most of it is climate weekend i was at the climate summit for the first time in five days johan of the project on planning boundaries became a codirector. it puts such urgency because i know who's going to be affected first and foremost. there was a time we were realizing that we were trying very hard to make sure family planning and population issues and women's leadership or a part of the climate negotiations and i distinctly remember in south africa one of the climate talks was there and was a dignified woman from the midst of these discussions. you are on one of them last week but for many of us it almost appears exhausting. they had 25 climate talks it's incredibly inspirational and we also are facing the reality of the paris agreement so tell us a little bit about how some of the people in this book are influencing these policy decisions and what is your own assessment. we are not like anything as we need to be. in a way it is very good that you have a huge response in the united states is made very visible and states the cities and business and philanthropy and universities. for

toyota motor europe ceo johan van zyl has been speaking to our own theo leggett about trade and electricelcome that. it's more certainty. we will have to see the technicalities that will now unfold, but i think the one thing is that we really hope for is that this will also lead to the elimination of duties and tariffs which have been implemented will stop of course, we believe in open markets, we believe in free trade, and that is what we would like to continue with our trade relationship. this is an industry which is obviously undergoing profound change in your company is no exception. we have already committed to getting rid of diesel cars by the end of next year, you're not going to build any more of those. now you are saying you will build electric cars, but other people seem to have committed to doing it sooner. you think you have been left out? no, i don't think we are behind. we watched the first hybrid vehicles more than 20 years ago, we have sold more than 12 million hybrid vehicles. i believe that's the main technology but it doesn't mean it's our only technology. based on wha

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so, we have heard today from johan that this transformation is necessary. we have seen that at least in some sectors is already exponential and it is achievable. the moment has come to move from knowing that it's achievable to actually achieving it, and that is what we are gathered here to do over these two days. you have been invited to a summit. it is a summit, but it is not only a summit. this is actually an invitation for all of you to join the journey of exponential transformation. for you to assess where are you on that exponential curve, how can you contribute to the next uptick, and how can you reach out to everyone else who , to encourage them to change their mindset from linear to exponential because the world, the future of the world is one that we must cope create based on radical collaboration amongst all of us. the consequences of either doing so or not doing so are not just for us, they are for everyone. thank you. [applause] >> as host mayor of the 2015 agreement, she helped bring together leaders from cities, states, business and civil soci