professor of environmental and climate policy at munich technical university and sitting beside me is kwang on posh he is with the berlin chapter of the environmentalists movement fridays for future welcome to you both thank you so much for joining us miranda i want to start with you i mean you're a specialist on climate policy where does europe stand right now in terms of climate policy can you give us maybe the good in the bad let's say the good is that europe has been focusing on climate for quite some time so already since at least they are early 1990 s. you've seen efforts being made by governments here to take action and also by environmental groups and an average citizens. and you've seen the big growth in renewable energy i mean you see that all over germany the wind turbines the solar photovoltaics on the roofs we're seeing work being done on energy efficiency improvements so there really have been some some important changes going on. in some places you you're seeing in there big efforts to try to change educational systems to introduce more focus on climate change so yes we're se

what the south says appears to be too short range ballistic missiles the launch happened in the south kwang hey province pyongyang's 4th missile test in the 2 weeks earlier north korea condemned joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea describing them as hostile moves. now to other news in the un secretary general antonio has appealed to india and pakistan to exercise maximum restraint this is after monday where india said it was revoking indian administered kashmir as autonomous status a bill is being debated right now in india's lower house of parliament on splitting up the region into territories directly governed from new delhi. well i can tell you that we are following with concern the tense situation in the region we're also where of reports of restrictions on the indian side of kashmir and we urge all parties to exercise restraint i would add that over the past few days the un military observer group in india and pakistan otherwise known as on mortgage has observed and reported an increase in military activity along the line of control the indian government says the con

after her record faced a series of attacks last night, kwang la is out front. >> reporter: this formerher past. >> people want to know the commander in chief has actually been in the business of prioritizing their safety. i've done that my entire career. they absolutely want public safety so i'm not going to shy away from that record at all. >> senator kamala harris. >> reporter: her career as a prosecutor is her central pitch to voters. >> what we need is someone who is going to be on that debate stage with donald trump and defeat him by being able to prosecute the case against four more years -- >> reporter: an opening for attack against tulsi gabbard. >> i'm deeply concerned about this record. >> reporter: serving up a slew of attacks, gabbard zeroed in on one part of harris's record as san francisco's district attorney. >> she fought to keep the bail system in place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way. >> i am kamala harris -- >> reporter: it is true. in 2004 harris advocated for higher bail amounts for gun-related crimes. she had just been elected district attorney.

crisis with hyperinflation millions leaving the country among many other things and opposition leader kwang why the law says in spite of all of this that the only way to pressure the government of nicola into giving in to something either free and fair elections or actually leave off is is to do with this type of measures. in the you know this is nothing to do with the purchasing of food medicine and proper convenience this doesn't have anything to do with it all goes against those who are rich themselves at the expense of hungry people enrich themselves at the expense of people who need medicine. so the u.s. has been putting more and more sanctions on venezuela's government tories about how much pressure does that put on the door and her supporters. well most of the analysts and people we have spoken to here in venezuela and they're brought there is basically saying that this type of sanctions in general do not work and an example of it is what's happening in cuba what happens in north korea what happens in iran they generate a lot of suffering on the people impoverish the country by the w