but rwe, the utilities company, is standing firm. >> the call has to come from somewhere.hat is why we need the mind. relocating the five villages is necessary, because beneath them lies the coal we need to supply the remaining power plants. correspondent: david's sister is also fighting to keep the villages standing. she is raising awareness of the climate crisis. it angers her that the utilities company wants to mine coal at this stage. >> at sounds like a rebellious child who knows it is wrong but wants to go ahead anyway and says, we don't care what scientists say, we are going ahead anyway. all i can say is, they have to be able to say, that's it, we have enough, and admit they are making a mistake. correspondent: energy companies insist on their right to demolish the remaining villages, but these activists have been galvanized by global climate demonstrations. they hope they can save the place they call home. laila: leaders are deadlocked after failing to agree who could fill the bloc's jobs later this year. at the heart of the impasse is a dispute between two powerh

these demonstrations are unnecessary because rwe does not block the phasing out of coal, something ween accused of, since 2012 we have reduced c02 emissions by 60 million tonnes, that is 34%. have reduced c02 emissions by 60 million tonnes, that is 3496. recent surveys show is climate change topped the list of concerns in germany and the chancellor angela merkel has vowed to make the country carbon neutral by 2050 but activists say that is not enough. palestinian leaders have dismissed a middle east economic plan due to be presented next week by the united states, saying it's an attempt to buy off their hopes for independence. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, says there must be a political solution before an economic one. details of the 50 billion dollar initiative will be revealed by president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, in bahrain. he's been speaking ahead of the announcement. the plan would invest about $50 billion in the region, createi millionjobs in the billion in the region, createi million jobs in the west bank and gaza and take the unemployment rate from 30% t

these demonstrations are unnecessary, because rwe do not block the phasing out of coal.accused of. since 2012 we have decreased our co2 emissions by 60 million tons, that is 34%. recent opinion polls show that climate change tops a list of concerns in germany. chancellor angela merkel has vowed to make it carbon neutral by 2050, but activists say that is not enough. the two remaining contenders in the race to become the next british prime minister, boris johnson and jeremy hunt, have been making their pitches in front of conservative party members. boris johnson was the first to speak, but he avoided answering questions about why the police were called to the flat he shares with his partner on thursday night. here's our political correspondent vicky young. have you ruined your chances of becoming prime minister, mrjohnson? mrjohnson, why were police outside your house last night? he's been accused of hiding from scrutiny, avoiding detailed answers about his policies on brexit and tax. we meet in dark days for our party... today, the questions were more personal. as boris

and i want to make sure that rwe ejoin our partner, our friends, and alliances that this president has turned his back on so that we can achieve our foreign policy goals in the middle east with iran and throughout the rest he world. >> woodruff: last question, both pete buttigieg and kamala harris and others have said they would pursue a prosecution of doesident trump after he leaves office, would yothat? >> i will make sure those who are responsible for the undermining our democracy 2016, the obstruction of justice, they are held accountable and justice is serve. if we fail to this that,e will have set the precedent that some people are above the law. i don't know we need to wai until the next administration. impeachment proceedings will osallow us to get to facts and follow them as high up as they go. and we can protect our democracy fromuture attacks and hod accountable those responsible for the last one. >> woodruff: beto o'rourke running for the democratic nomination for president, hank >> thank you. >> woodruff: the problem of inequality have gotten much attention sbece the econo

rwe have to understand tourn cegnity to the middle class they have to be insuran that is covered and they can afford it. they have tobacco maur when you're in is situaon where there is continuing education, itthey're able to pay for . they have to make surehey are able to breathe air that is th clean and ey have water that they can drink. look, donald trump has put us in a horrible situation. with dough enormous income and equality. the one thing i agree on is we can make massive cuts in the .6 trillion if tax loopholes out there, i would be going about eliminating donald trump's tax cuts for the wlthy. >> vice president biden, thank you. >> senator harris, their a lot of talk in this primary about if you government benefits, such as student loan cancellation, free t llege, healthcare and more. do you think thamocrats have a responsibility to explain how they will pay for every proposal they make alg those lines? >> well, let me tell you something, i hear that question, but where was that question when the republicans and donald trump passed a tax bill that benefits the top 1% and th