they w correspondent kala black i was one of the thousands on hand for the protests in new york she delivered this is salesman talk to the israelis today's global climate strike was the biggest so that's kind in human history one of the epicenters of the action new york city it was roughly 250000 people out on the streets calling for more climate action greda toomer of the 6 year old fridays for future founder was speaking earlier here and she was saying that our house is on fire meaning that climate change really does affect everyone and we have seen many older protesters out today as well and these parents and teachers and grandparents are calling on politicians to do more to protect their children's future. that was they doubly correspondent color black of reporting from new york meanwhile cities across germany have also seen mass protests organizers claimed that more than a 1000000 turned out to demand action on climate change children inspired by fraud as the future brought along their parents and grandparents and converged on the landmark brandenburg gate berlin. meanwhile german chance

tens of thousands of protesters dressed in their movements kala black marking a 7th week scale demonstrations in the city. on the surface it seems they've already won. hong kong's leader chief executive kerry land had suspended debate over a controversial extradition bill that had for us poor people out onto the streets. but the protesters have more demands now. among them an independent investigation into alleged police brutality and the unconditional release of those who had been arrested. crucially they were also fighting for a greater say in the city's future. and you know how months i know it's already met . at the end point of the march organize this reminded the crowd they were not legally allowed to go any further. ah. ha but thousands kept the marching openly defying the police in a show of civil disobedience. most discussed peacefully soon after but others kept walking. their destination the liaison office which represents beijing in hong kong i don't know not in iowa. for the 1st time since the movement started protesters with directly challenging the chinese government. service an

tens of thousands of protesters dressed in their movements kala black marking a 7th week scale demonstrations in the city. on the surface it seems they've already won. hong kong's leader chief executive carrie lam had suspended debate over a controversial extradition bill that had for us poor people out onto the streets. but the protesters have more demands now. among them an independent investigation into alleged police brutality and the unconditional release of those who had been arrested. crucially they were also fighting for a greater say in the city's future. and you know how much i know it's already met. at the end point of the march organizers reminded the crowd they were not legally allowed to go any further. law. ah but thousands kept marching openly defying the police in a show of civil disobedience. most dispersed peacefully soon after but others kept walking. their destination the liaison office which represents beijing in hong kong i don't know not in iowa. for the 1st time since the movement started protesters would directly challenging the chinese government. harvest and early