well one of the world's biggest parties is now underway in new nick more than 6000000 people are expected to attend october fest during the next 2 weeks level as began arriving on saturday morning to get one of the few states. to dash for the tents when the doors opened at this year's october fest just minutes later 120000 seats have been filled among those gearing up for the festivities protesters fresh from friday's for future work generation that's taking to the streets we're not afraid to make our voices heard and i think we can also sit down and enjoy a beer that's a vision thing. but only after a 3 hour way use the 1st keg wasn't tapped until midday as is the tradition every year. alternatives to munich america hosting to a peaceful festival climates also on the agenda as october fest which has been powered by green energy since 2012 and more and more tents are becoming climate neutral every year. so to get there we have a point system to decide which businesses are allowed to take part in october 1st and we work a lot of points to businesses focused on sustainability. when it comes

by a new nick who won 7 league titles in a row also to more than 75 percent of all possible point in each of those 7 years. went by and won their 1st born's figure championship in 1969 they've backed only 67.7 percent of the possible points overall in the big 5 links the title when us have gone from earning an average of 69.9 percent of the maximum possible points at the beginning of the millennium to 80.5 percent in the last 5 years. so the imbalance between the champions and the rest of the clubs playing in these leaks has gotten bigger and bigger are the times when a small team beats a big team when david beats goliath when something really unpredictable happens those moments that make us love this spot so much a getting rarer and rarer you might think now ok you're talking about facts and figures and something that happened over the last decades i still enjoy the games on the pitch then let me ask you do you really. let's look at my domestic league for example the put in its league not only have one this league clubs barely played a role in international competitions recently not

money which favors the clubs already at the top right now by a new nick make 65400000 euros 40000000 more than the little for tonight dysart off . in the premier league to liverpool get nearly 3 times as much t.v. cash as what for. international t.v. money has drastically accelerated that development and since last year top european clubs like they are not to get by and manchester united are getting extra money things to the champions league so-called club co-efficients those clubs get money from that pool even if they are not successful real madrid got 35500000 euros. for taking part a e k f unscarred only 1100000000 from the same pool so the big clubs make millions just for having big names and being successful in the past. and the number of insane transversed continues to grow. and we haven't even talked about sponsor money yet just one example margaret pull in 133000000 a year from could supply alone over 120000000 more then say a dutch club audience that means that only from selling their kids they can buy one get with bayer more than the dutch champions each and every year. and

numerically, bbc news. —— nick ea rd ley, numerically, bbc news. —— nick eardley, bbc news.ical correspondent jonathan blake is in manchester. events in westminster overshadowing the start of the conference lots of anger on all sides of the house of commons and a former cabinet minister accusing his downing street minister of inciting violence. and there is that potential police investigation, an unwelcome distraction for boris johnson at the start of the conservative conference. he will seek to shift the discussion with some pretty clear messaging, as you can probably see, getting brexit done and focusing on public services. the conservatives domestic agenda. we have had a string of announcements on policies from reducing carbon emissions, to improving animal welfare measures, to efforts to guarantee funding for organisations relying on money from the eu after brexit. it is very much an election message, but that seems still out of reach for boris johnson, with the opposition parties not yet ready to go for that vote of confidence which could trigger a general election. and

an domination but this could possibly be the year we finally have a team come and overthrow by a new nick and that would be of course really great because it would just take away the boringness and the dullness of the bullets nneka with certainty i can say that this is going to be a 3 horse race so of course the usual by and but we also have dortmund in the mix and like i say but this could still wait turned into a 4 horse race because we also have that team right there for high book in red they have somehow snuck into the top 3 and we will have more on that later and even by an coach. that has predicted that this is going to be of this going to be a 4 horse race you know a fight for the bundesliga title so i think in general we will we have this time around a very generous interpretation of the bundesliga title race ok sounds good but we have to talk about this weekend's heavyweight match up i mean this was the rain champions byron and the contenders life say. the match live up to the hype it did it sure did and this is exactly what the bundesliga also needed i mean this match injected c

that here's your beer. 2017 cents hour realize the dream of hers and went to the a tobar fest the new nick she still talks about the costumes and traditions. but one thing impressed her above all else on the 2 of them well what surprised me most of all was the strong servers who can carry so much beer at once i saw one with 8 stein's at one time. beer is every bit a part of qingdao is october fest every guest drinks an average of one these are almost as much as patrons in munich but you won't find any german brass music. loud speakers beer chinese pop you sick on lots of techno. the food is also adopted the chinese tastes the prop 1st comes across a little bit sweeter and the grilled chicken has been replaced by octopus on a spit. over $1400.00 fridays of beer from all over the world are offered at the festival but the favorite by far is the local qingdao beer that embodies a piece of german chinese history. then 1907 the germans occupied the chinese city and developed it into a trading base 6 years after the germania brewery opens the germans themselves may have not been popular in china

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the world's biggest party is now underway in new nick and as always the mayor of the german city tops the 1st of many many cases of beer served there. and there you go the spigot opens more than $6000000.00 people are expected to attend the 2 week event which began more than 200 years ago but some of been complaining about the prices this year a leader of beer costs nearly 12 year olds. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. clashes have broken out again in hong kong with demonstrators throwing molotov cocktails and authorities firing tear gas and protonic groups have been pulling down public messages left by anti-government activists to voice their demands. that's all for now up next as world stories with the best reports from the week don't forget you can always get our news around the clock on our web site that's. thanks for watching. the fall of the berlin wall because before november 989. these are the heroes of eastern europe. we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage told them no good book will score you know.

or so to see new nick mair toasting to a peaceful festival climates also on the agenda as october fast which has been powered by green energy since 2012th and more and more tents are becoming climate neutral every year. so it's good so we have a point system to decide which businesses are allowed to take part in october 1st i will work a lot of points to businesses focused on sustainability. when it comes to food old classics are still on the menu roast chicken sausages joke. but meat for you alternatives are increasingly popular. in business with the super food theme is in especially salads with nuts flowers and forage greens that will definitely be the trend this year. until washed down with a vegan bear the way it has been brewed for over 500 years under the chairman bair purity law. in formula one ferrari's charlotte clare sprang a surprise in singapore by taking pole position ferrari are not renowned for their success in singapore but the clear produced a fine display of driving to edge the runaway reader lewis hamilton of machetes to 1st place on the grid with players ferrari tea

or so fierce in new nick merrick toasting to a peaceful festival climates also on the agenda as october fest which has been powered by green energy since 2012th and more and more tense are becoming climate neutral every year. so it's good so we have a point system to decide which businesses are allowed to take part in october 1st and we work a lot of points to businesses focused on sustainability. when it comes to food old classics are still on the menu roast chicken sausages and duck. but me for you alternatives are increasingly popular. and this is to put the superfood theme is in especially salads with nuts flowers and forage greens that will definitely be the trend this year. until washed down with a v. in bear the way it has been brewed for over 500 years under the german beer purity law. fans of the caped crusader have been celebrating batman day by watching the bat signal beaming into night skies around the world like here in tokyo. but. i. think there are of course summons this superhero in the comic book series which is celebrating his 80th anniversary this year that man has si

is setting its sights on going it alone and this week away will introduce its new smartphone in new nick and it's the 1st one without google android. once upon a time it was a company little known outside of china now while way is widely recognized as the tech giant on the front lines of a dispute between the world's 2 largest economies consumers may see it primarily as a smartphone maker it's the 2nd largest in the world after some thought but within the telecommunications sector the company is known primarily for its prowess in 5 g. the next generation of super speedy highly reactive mobile networking. it's 5 g. technology that's raised the company's profile internationally 45 of the world's 50 biggest phone carriers use its network equipment but many countries most notably the united states don't trust walk away accusing us of being controlled by the chinese government and of using its technology for spying back in may this mistrust prompted washington to ban american companies including tech titans like google from operating with the firm the real impact that the us ban is going to h

and also in the minutes they got have a life think welcomed by a new nick for a top of the table clash it turned out to be a hard fought tussle for both clubs. bar you leonardo's man's light seat really ready to challenge by and that was the question on everybody's lips as he's team looked tolan's with the serial champions in an early season tester but with just 2 and a half minutes gone thomas marleau won the full height of the pitch and sent 11 dosti thronged goal. and the pole made no mistake his 7th goal already this campaign and one day since a clear message we aren't going anywhere just yet. like he came close just one minute later lucas tossed the man couldn't find the targets ideals edged johnstone begging. woodbine punish like 6 wastefulness robert levin dusky passed up by golden opportunity just moments later before a collision between lucas and is at marcel's of it so was reviewed by the referee. no penalty football in this time. but a penalty was waiting just around the corner only not for brian can and is tripped use of housen and a mill fulls burke did the onus driving th

like think a welcomed by a new nick for a top of the table clash it turned out to be a hard fought tussle for both clubs. are you leonardo's man's light sick really ready to challenge by and that was the question on everybody's lips as he's team looks holmes with the serial champions in an early season test but with just 2 and a half minutes gone. thomas mullo won the pull high up the pitch and sent roman leventhal skis wrong go. on the pole made no mistake his 7th goal already this campaign and wonder since a clear message we aren't going anywhere just yet but i'm like he came close just one minute later lucas tossed the man couldn't find the targets by guilt edge johnstone breaking. woodbine punish like 6 wastefulness robert leaven dusky passed up a golden opportunity just moments later before a collision between lucas and hand is an marcel's of it so it was reviewed by the referee. i'm no penalty for brian this time. but say penalty was waiting just around the corner only not for bion hand as chips use of housen and n.l. forsberg did the onus driving the ball beyond neuer with the fina

can touch a bakery new nick that serves as a meeting place for elderly people who come to us with their recipes and bake cakes and we sell the cakes. we came up with the idea because we both said our grandmothers cakes are delicious so why can't we buy them anywhere. and dozens of retirees work here part time to supplement their pensions they get together and feel needed and appreciated their cakes are sold to cafes and caterers the start up one the munich founders award a few years ago. it wouldn't have been possible without their investors catalina and her partner collected most of the money for the equipment with crowdfunding they received 25000 euros the willingness to make a difference and put money to work in a sustainable manner can also be seen in the amount of money people have invested in responsible investment funds europeans put $252000000000.00 euros into those funds in 2012 last year that figure almost doubled to 496000000000 euros according to the german statistics office studies the. ethical social and sustainable investments are on the rise and be through crowd funding

. >> where is the news nick that thursday night football news nick. >> i can hum it for you. >> it gets you going, issue. sal can do it? >> well, i think i'll spare our viewers that. the commute. people are here to hear that. and right now, it is just normal which is good. it is normal. it is slow. 580 now is going to be backing up from coral hollow. corral hollow. you can see traffic is also going to be slow. once you get to livermor it looks good. 880 is slowing down. 238 heading down to 926789880 northbound looks pretty good driving past oakland into the maze. here this is about a ten-to- fifteen minute wait you make it on to the bridge. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> for those who bow to a west wind, fog is at the golden gate. >> i saw it. >> it is on its way. after a toasty day yesterday, records for many. 99. redwood city, san jose lead the way on the records. there were warmer temperatures than that. 98 oakland. 94 in the city. 93 of 1954. sfo and everyone else in there as well. so mainly closer to the coast but san jose is 99. the record-setting territory. the hi

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what here's your beer that. 2017 sends out realize the dream of hers and once the of tobar fest the new nick she still talks about the customs and traditions. this is the one thing impressed or above all else on the 2 of them what surprised me most of all was the strong servers who can carry so much beer at once i saw one with 8 stein's at one time. here's the photo. when i got back here i try to myself but i can't manage any more than 4 glasses using both hands what they told me i still have a long way to go. this has your head about that. beer is every bit a part of ching does october fest every guest drinks a number just one these are almost as much as patrons of munich but you won't find any german brass music at. the loudspeakers blurr chinese pop you sick on lots of techno. the food is also adopted to chinese tastes the prophets comes across a little bit sweeter than the grilled chicken. being replaced by octopus on a spit. over $1400.00 fridays a beer from all over the world are offered at the festival but the favorite by far is the local qingdao beer that embodies a piece of german c

with the latest from new york, here's nick bryant. sweltering september scorcher in new york city — not much sign of autumn here. and it hasn'tjust been a long summer, but north of the equator, the hottest ever on record. so, today at the riverside headquarters of the united nations, an urgent climate action summit. this global body, once more, sounding the alarm. the world is losing the race against climate change. applause. in this air—conditioned auditorium, the heat came from the 16—year—old swedish activist greta thunberg. the un hoping to harness what's being called the greta effect — her ability to mobilise the young and to shame the old. and my, how she did that today. this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. yet you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you?! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. you are failing us. but the young people are starting to understand your betrayal. the eyes of all future generations are upon you, and

news. our correspondent, nick bryant, is in new york, where world leaders will gather for the united nationsk. you've been speaking to greta thunberg, who helped kick off this global movement of children, refusing to go to school, going on strike to protest. what does she make of everything that's happened today? greta thunberg was welcomed by her father early this morning and he told her, come and look at the television. it's massive! she did just that and she couldn't believe what she was seeing. she went to bed last night, she realised there were big demonstrations in australia, but she had no idea they would be this massive. a huge demonstration here in new york as well. a million kids have been given permission today to skip school to come to this protest, and clearly many of them have. the question is, will this massive climate change activism translate into climate change action? that big meeting at the un on monday for sub global leaders have been told up —— have been told, don't turn up with beautiful speeches, turn up with concrete plans, a message being sent to somebody who will n

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.s come ahead of next week's un climate change summit in new york, where world leaders will discuss how best to address global warming. with his analysis of their options, here's our science editor, david shukman. a stark reminder of what the protests are all about. for these people on a pacific island, it's a matter of life and death — of whether their country can actually survive in future. as the planet heats up, the seas rise. and for millions of people in low—lying communities, the threats are already extreme, and they're set to become much worse. i saw for myself two weeks ago how the ice of greenland is melting, adding to the level of the oceans. and scientists fear that more melting will follow. all the time, human activities keep adding to the problem. this is indonesia right now. the fires are immense, like in the amazon, and they release carbon dioxide into the air, and that makes the rise in temperatures even faster. the challenge is that the world is on a course towards dan

from new york, our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. e. and it hasn'tjust been a long summer, but north of the equator, the hottest ever on record. so, today at the riverside headquarters of the united nations, an urgent climate action summit. this global body, once more, sounding the alarm. the world is losing the race against climate change. applause in this air—conditioned auditorium, the heat came from the 16—year—old swedish activist greta thunberg. the un hoping to harness what's being called the greta effect — her ability to mobilise the young and to shame the old. and my, how she did that today. this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. yet you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you?! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. you are failing us. but the young people are starting to understand your betrayal. the eyes of all future generations are upon you, and if you choose to fail us, i say we will never forgive you. for the grown—ups

from new york, our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. it hasn'tjust been a long summer, but north of the equator, the hottest ever on record. so, today at the riverside headquarters of the united nations, an urgent climate action summit. this global body, once more, sounding the alarm. the world is losing the race against climate change. applause in this air—conditioned auditorium, the heat came from the 16—year—old swedish activist greta thunberg. the un hoping to harness what's being called the greta effect — her ability to mobilise the young and to shame the old. and my, how she did that today. this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. yet you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you?! you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. you are failing us. but the young people are starting to understand your betrayal. the eyes of all future generations are upon you, and if you choose to fail us, i say we will never forgive you. for the grown—ups in the

sea—level rise has accelerated significantly over the same period, as co2 emissions have hit new highs. 0ur correspondent nickials were hoping this report would be yet another wake up call to world leaders. 0fficials officials are also talking up the greta effects, as it's called, the sight of those 4 million people marching on friday all around the world, most of them children, led by the 16—year—old activist greta thunberg. she will be addressing the climate action summits tomorrow, the un hoping to harness her global galvanising power and also hoping she will shame international leaders interaction. perhaps more significant is the no—shows out that summit. donald trump will not be there, a leader who likes to be called the trump of the tropics, president herr bolsonaro of brazil, brazil is particularly significant of course because it is the home of the undersigned, the lungs of the world. ——jair the undersigned, the lungs of the world. —— jair bolsonaro. the undersigned, the lungs of the world. ——jair bolsonaro. there is this concern is the un that this resurgence in nationalism we have seen resurgence in

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the eyes of the world will be on them.hance to prove that they too are united behind the science, they have a chance to take leadership to prove they actually hear us. do you think they hear us? no! we will make them hear us. claimant activist greta thunberg there today's protests come ahead next week's un climate change summit in new york, where world leaders will discuss how best to address global warming. with his analysis of their options, here's our science editor, david shukman. a stark reminder of what the protests are all about. these people ona protests are all about. these people on a pacific island, it is a matter of life and death, whether their country can actually survive in future. as the planet heats up, this is raised, and for millions of people in low—lying communities, the threats are already extreme and are set to become much worse. i saw myself two weeks ago how the ice of greenland is melting, adding to the level of the oceans. and scientists are more melting will follow. all the time, human activitie

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no doubt you're watching the news live from berlin on nick spicer thanks for watching. world into its. with its own gravitational pull. of the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries teresa i. don't believe that she was going to do don't tell me that she never showed. harvard yale and the jointer come up in the morning plane and. refuel the sins of john is bombs. the bombs car. starts oct 11th on the tall enough. shift special digital oreo's women using social media to help change the world. today. core pushes for peace between pakistan and india. i fight for peace because i understand the consequences of fraud and i understand that if i'm honest to the point why are. the people who have lost their family will never be able to look at. my father's captain in the thing he was an army officer who lost his life during the cargo voyage on 6 august 1000 and. avoid ways wanted to be a night out ever since i was 12 i knew that i wanted to write this book. it's called small acts of freedom it's a family of 3 it's a memoir a story about 3 generations of single women who

erck bryant starts our cove.er nick: a sweltering september scorcher in new york city. not must sign of autumn here. it has not just been a long summer,or but of the equator, the hottest ever on record. .so tod at the riverside headquarters of the unitedon na an urgent climate action summit. this global body this is -- once more sounding the alarm, the world is losing the ra against climatehange. in the air-conditioned auditorium, the heat came from 16-year-old swedish activist eta thunberg. the u.n. hoping to harness the greta effect, her ability to mobilize the young and shame the old, and my, how she did that today. greta: this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. the other side of the ocean. t you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you! you have stolen my dreams, my childhood, with your empty words. you are failing us.. but the ung people are starting to understand your betrayal. the eyes of all futures generatie upon you, and if you choose to fail us, i say we will never forgive you.ev nick: for the grown-ups in the w room, awkward. was their applause

more from nick after the latest tech news with lara. hello, and welcome to the week in tech.h the us military programme project maven, calls for laws to ban killer robots from war zones before they cause mass atrocities. american researchers claim an algorithm to spot twitter bullies has 90% accuracy. the tool from hampton university could help social media platforms track down abuse. —— crack down on abuse. and a robot surgeon is being launched into the nhs before an international rollout. cm are surgical ports have flexible joints are similar to human arms. they will have specialists complete operations using just a few small incisions rather than one big one. the us air force is adding smart glass to its vr plane maintenance —— smart gloves. and operations training. the aim is to help staff really get hands—on. made by bebop sensors, these gloves use powerful haptic feedback tags which lets users feel vr interactions with a six milisecond response time. and finally, this slippery underwater robot is actually meant to be rather scary, if you're a mosquito fish, that is. nee

3 fronts or the transfer deadline could be over or is over a monday we'll see if anybody new comes to by me nick i want to say thank you for joining me that's all from us this week we'll be back after the international break see you then. bursts. home to news of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and must start with small steps along the line 2 years tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. like music to the planet use to green energy solutions and therefore station. interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using all channels available to inspire people to take action. and more determined to give them something here for the next generation the idea is for the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online such. going after knox odyssey has brought him here a police station in tokyo he's hoping to file a missing persons report for his children the police aren't keen on reporters. could use the recording please here in this field.

nick parrott, bbc news. wanted to take home three points tonight, and you had a great opportunity to get three points because i think you had the game where you wanted to come... how many times this season have we been 1—0 up times this season have we been 1—0 up and not managed to get the second goal, which is the most important thing? can we learn from it. today was a steep learning curve for us. fifa have ruled that cardiff city must pay the first instalment of £5.3 million to nantes for striker emiliano sala. the 28—year—old argentinian died in a plane crash injanuary while travelling from france tojoin his new club. just a warning there is some flash photography coming in these pictures coming up. cardiff have argued they were not liable for any of the full £15 million fee because sala was not officially their player when he died. the second instalment of the agreed fee is due to be paid nextjanuary. cardiff say they are seeking further clarification from fifa regarding the ruling before deciding what s

3 fronts or the transfer deadline could be over or is over on monday we'll see if anybody new comes to by me nick i want to say thank you for ya nick for joining me that's all from us this week we'll be back after the international break see you then. do you speak this language. this music theory caps a. new field. and does this secure car racing. come to the right place. our. children are placing. the world's population is growing faster and faster. than any. many people in the tank analysis. can still be a blessing. i . am not proud of and i will not succeed in dividing us sorrow not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand global news that matters. made for mines. welcome to drive it the d.w. motor magazine this week a showdown of extremes that 24 hour race in spa. the vintage faced linebacker classics. and the new a full of arms. it been i'm sure in the video.

thing she said it's just that a one america journalist did freelance work for a russian based news agency sport nick she got him busted. soledad but as i've said earlier the number of times rachel maddow turned her show into a grand russian paranoia episode is just difficult to. 1 are about to find out if the new president of our country is going to do what russia. is under attack from the president from the president republican supporters in congress from the president conservative media supporters and also from the ongoing russian influence operation that is still around. what happened if russia killed the power in fargo today and what would happen if all the natural gas lines that surface and falls just goofed on the coldest day in recent memory and it wasn't in our power whether or not to turn them back on no wonder that when some folks decided to put the m s n b c hosts russia gate obsession into a mathematical perspective they found she spent more time talking about russia than all other topics combined over a certain period. now you know what it takes to become the most watched hosts in all o

many, but good news on the nick bosa front. cautiously optimistic. >> everyone is going really well, practice is good the past couple days, today is one of the ggtest putting on pads. it's going day by day. i have to be smart with it. >> in chicago we have the real thing. opening night, real boring, i like scoring, the was the lowest scoring nfl opening night since 1995. there's the super bowl shuffle guys. bears up 3-0. rod years hoping graham makes a play. hi does. on to the 4th quarter mitch has a chance to bring the bears back. picked. 10-3 ho-hum win by green bay. only one touchdown scored all night. packers undefeated. >> you get the feeling, they take the field you know they will win. that's the grove the a's are in. they are the second wild card spot right now. ricky and chappie having a happy moment. have to show you this. mike trout, best outfielder since tim salmon. 45 homers for trout. 7 runs 7th inning for the a's. phegley got it rolling. robe grossman. got a 2 run triple to highlight the seven run sevens, it goes

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.n of dissent in egypt, groups of protesters have gathered near tahrir square in cairo, to shout anti—government slogans. they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. police fired tear gas to disperse them. our reporter, sally nabil, was there. shouting. the ridge i'm standing right now overlooks tahrir square. these protesters have been chanting and calling on president sisi to go and leave power. just a few days ago, that was an unthinkable scenario for many egyptians. tahrir square for years has been a no—go zone for anti—government protesters. security presence is quite heavy in all areas surrounding the square. constant shouting. as you can see, they are saying, "down with sisi!" chanting and yelling. "go, sisi, go", that's what they are saying. we have seen security forces firing tear gas. we've just run away because we've heard that security forces are coming. they have been firing tear gas and chasing the protesters wherever they go.

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.ests in new york reached a climax, greta thunberg, who you saw in that report, addressed a rally of demonstrators in the city. this is an emergency. our house is on fire. cheering. and it is notjust the young people's house, we all live here. it affects all of us. and we will notjust stand aside and watch, this we are united behind the science, and we will do everything in our power to stop this crisis from getting worse. even if that means skipping school or work, because this is more important. cheering. in a rare sign of dissent in egypt, groups of protesters have gathered near tahrir square in cairo, to shout anti government slogans. they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. police fired tear gas to disperse them. our reporter, sally nabil, was there. area i am standing right now overlooks the square. these people have been chanting and calling on president sisi to go. for years, it has been a no—go zone but anti—government protester