around 300000 people live in mannheim directly on the ride, and the river plays a special role today the, the magic segment, again, it's the local energy providers producing electricity mt thing. so it makes a fossil fuels and cold water. this region, it still comes primarily from climate damaging cold meat. felix hawk, an energy manager at the m v. v. energy group the the cycle we are located as part of the month time coal fired power plant. it emits an estimated one percent of germany, c o 2 emissions per year. but that should change to the, the thing that i'm millions of leaders of water flow through the rhine, which is several times the amount of heat manheim needs them. even in such cold temperatures, all 5, okay, and 10, but one of them got to know 6 or 7 degrees celsius. so physically there's still enough heat in that we're now in the ante room, and we need to take our earplugs because it's really loud in there. so this deafening giant machine is a flow heat pump. 800 the leaders of river water are pumped through here every 2nd . this generates heat for around a 3500 household

so that takes a while to fill the silver fillings in mannheim, most of the heat still comes from cold, only 3 percent from the river. however, that will soon changes the coal fired power plant is expected to be shut down by 2033 and the volume over know we want to go even bigger. to tell us we want $50000.00 households to be supplied with river water. heat pumps are fed and that means a 10 fold increase in the next few years. then soon from an environmental perspective, there is a theoretical problem with river heat pumps. if he does extracted from the river, cooler water is returned later. however, the quantities here are so small that the temperature and the river only changes minimally according to mtv. but now he mentioned one of them, the right, the right and with a made just city. so they're wanting to cover that high heat to month, including industrial tons such as the vs, us or could best are puns, the rhine it will useful to mid that might use water for, for heat pumps, for the processes. and suddenly you get to, you get an issue in mannheim, the heat is distributed above and

in mannheim, the heat is distributed above and below ground by a district eating network. in germany, around 15 percent of all buildings are now heated in this way. and the largest part of this could be covered by large heat pumps, said to make colon gas redundant, but it's still in each market. the model is the swedish capital stock home, where around 90000 homes are heated with wastewater in mannheim. the cities climate targets and states subsidies for the construction of the plant or decisive factors for the change over their goal is to produce almost completely clean heat by 2030, for heat, from full cover. all of that will be one important component. eventually, shutdowns of jersey, coal power plant behind me in the near future, whether large or small heat pumps are sustainable and can make regions, cities and individual buildings less dependent on fossil fuels. and they even work in winter. all right. i made a fire fuels can be obtained from palm royal pulse rate feed, sugar beats, or even old fry a fence. but some green fuels can be created entirely, synthetically,

as you can centre of mannheim.n imagine, there's very significant emergency service activity there at the moment as the police deal with the aftermath of this terrible incident, do we know, mark, if the police are treating this as a terrorist attack? well certainly it would appear that given that this was a rally against islamic extremism, that it certainly one possible line and potentially probable line of inquiry for the police going forward . forward. >> we're in such an early stage of this incident unfolding. it really just unfolded within the last hour or so, getting a definitive word from the police, from the investigators at this early stage will be difficult. but going forward, i would expect, to hear from them that they are probably looking at a link to the event itself. the anti islamist extremism rally that was being held . that was being held. >> of course, this rally is being held in the days leading up to european wide elections. hundreds of millions of people will be going to the polls across the eur

several people, including a police officer, had been injured in a nice attack and the german city of mannheim, members of a fall, arrived groups side by with targeted police shots and seriously wounded the alleged attack. a chance of all our shots expressed a shock saying violence is unacceptable. and the democracy, philippines president for the mark of junior, has denounced what he described as co save and illegal actions in the south china sea. speaking of the opening of the shangri la dialogue defense of its in cigna pool. you said the china is undermining the philippines and peaceful vision for the region in kansas between the philippines and china in the contested ocean territory of grow more tens. i'm frequent during the last year the deputies asia pacific bureau chief gail mathus, tells me about this tougher stance taken by the philippines over a chinese actions in the south china sea. in this speech, it took him a while to get to the south china sea and when he did, yeah, it took him awhile to mention china. so for instance, he said that's all these days. nations have a clear vision f

it happened in the market square in the south western city of mannheim.r. this seems to be. _ correspondent frank gardner. t�*i 3 seems to be, appears to be politically motivated. this was a rally against what they call the islamisation of germany, organised by a fringe group, headed by a political activist who calls himself a journalist, political activist who calls himself ajournalist, but political activist who calls himself a journalist, but he is not, he is a former politician and now political activist. he was attacked along with activist. he was attacked along with a number of other people. the assailant was shot by police. we don't know the condition of the assailant, whether he is alive. he is certainly wounded, and there is a very graphic video, he is shot and goes down. we don't know what the motives were. obviously people will jump motives were. obviously people will jump to conclusions that he was against what the rally stood for, which was in turn against what they call the islamisation of germany, but the german police have been very tight—

what does that mean for the mannheim? what will be the next steps? >> well, a red notice if for the international police organization is like being on the ten most wanted list. but for the whole world, it means any border crossing, any passport, reading any, any arrest in a foreign country. and this because he was in prison and had many more arrests, will include his fingerprints, which means if he stopped by police, if he's arrested and another case, red light just start blinking that you have an international fugitive on your hands. but for the kind of criminal who put the level of planning into this escape and the level of violence where two guards were killed and three others wounded he's going to be little more careful than using anything with his real name on it. >> well, who is this guy? >> he's known as the fly love mooc. >> we know his name mohamed amara but who is he? why is he so infamous? >> laura, that's the most interesting question because he's not so infamous until today he is a drug dealer with international connections, but not a ca

and this was during a youtube live stream in the german city of mannheim.. a group

attacked several people, including a police officer at an anti—islam event in the german city of mannheimbbed a well—known anti—islam campaigner under the bystanders at a political rally . bystanders at a political rally. the policeman was also stabbed in the neck. but there's a couple of things about this that i will say are bizarre, so i'll make it very clear the police, despite the context of this, are yet to say this is a terror attack. okay. which you can read into that what you will. it was a stabbing, a mass stabbing, against people who were there to , campaign against the rise of islam , by a chap who is islam, by a chap who is described as an ethnic minority. but however, the police are yet to describe that as a terror attack. it does come, though, after the french authorities also said that they have foiled an islamic state plot to attack, the games . an islamic state plot to attack, the games. olympic games in paris. harry, we are we are living in dangerous times. but i look at that and i see some of the optics there of a police officer in germany kneeling on the back of a blok