but in europe's highest mountain ranges the evidence is all around in italy switzerland austria slovenia and germany. the environmental research station she found a house is located just beneath the peak of the. it's the highest altitude research post in germany for professor anetta mental and her students from the technical university in munich it's the starting point for an alpine expedition she tells them that they can see the signs of global warming every day high levels of pollen for example that can be potentially life threatening for people with allergies. is the one result of global warming is that the pollen season starts earlier but doesn't end earlier there's a lot of pollen about even in autumn due to invasive species and increased levels of carbon dioxide in the air also raises pollen production. ringback the. eco climatology students will meet dozens of experts on the alpine study trip . starting with michelle cloud batter a scientist of international renown his area of expertise is permafrost and landslides erosion and natural hazards right. now is the 1st we have to run n

in some regions the shift is already happening in slovenia for example. rafting in the picturesque low guard valley. was. the countryside here is the deal like. i was living here hasn't always been on the tourist map but its popularity is growing as a destination for alpine tourists who respect the environment. jennifer and josh come from alaska this is their 3rd vacation in slovenia they love its unspoiled nature. and then also water lake on the far side. we we tend to look for someplace that's off the beaten path which is the type of i think people we are and so we see just a little bit of research and we decided that this sounded like a good place to perhaps explore 3 years ago and we came and we were delighted our there's this country it's small but it seems to have almost anything you would want to find anywhere in the rest of europe. and. like jennifer and josh a growing number of tourists. looking for landscapes off the beaten path that flourished naturally places that don't need snow machines in winter and a left barren in summer slovenia is exact

the trip so that we visited a lot of cities but slovenia was an opportunity to get into nature so we went hiking on the mountains near moneyball and that was a great way to come away for fresh then having experienced gorgeous european nature and you go away from the crime yes. now yeah unfortunately you had to work was this posting on instagram and facebook and into the interacting with followers on your trip what was that like well we didn't expect actually that it would be such a positive experience we thought we would have critiques but actually most of it was really positive we had people wishing us good journey saying hello every morning commenting on the photos and even someone at the end said that she had tears in her eyes when she learned that we were at the end of our trip and is that is it still going on this process or have you finished everything we're still responding to a few messages that we get but from tomorrow we are off on new adventures yet really. what was prague like probably was great i had already been to easy i had already been but it was a great way to re-ex

the trip so that we visited a lot of cities but slovenia was an opportunity to get into nature so we went hiking on the mountains near madiba or and that was a great way to come away for fresh then having experienced gorgeous european nature and you go away from the crowd yes. now unfortunately you had to work was this posting on instagram and facebook and into the interacting with followers on your trip what was that like well we didn't expect actually that it would be such a positive experience we thought we would have critiques but actually most of it was really positive we had people wishing us good journey saying hello every morning commenting on the photos and even someone at the end said that she had tears in her eyes when she learned that we were at the end of our trip and is that is it still going on this process or have you finished everything we're still responding to a few messages that we get but from tomorrow we are off our new adventures yet really. what was prague like probably was great i had already been the reason i had already been but it was a great way to re-exp

during the 1st and 2nd world force ceremony in slovenia is meant to serve as a reminder of the soviet union's role in the liberation of europe from nazi germany . ok let's have a quick look at some other world news now we're starting yemen where hundreds of taking to the streets there to protest against the presence of u.s. forces in the country the really comes as yemen's civil war is ever more fractured and strained with the country's government accusing us of forming its troops to be darby though denies the claim saying it was acting in self defense. was. these pictures are from the u.s. state of alabama a gunfight there at high school football game has left and teenagers injured 5 of them critically police say the victims were aged between 15 and 182 people are in custody on the norwegian capital so hundreds of people raise their fists in the yeah i saw the country's parliament as part of a protest against climate change activists want the issue to be on politicians minds ahead of local elections next month and finally some from pictures to look at in catalonia people enjoy the sp

the winner today was slovenia's janja garnbret who retained her world title.re are two other disciplines, speed climbing and lead climbing that uses a rope. for the third year in a row, japan took gold in the men's bouldering event. tomoa narasaki regained his title in front of his home crowd. and finally, we know that professional golfers seem to be hitting the ball farther and farther in the modern game. this is american kyle berkshire driving the ball 409—yards to win the tennessee big shots competiton. it's part of the world long drive series, and the rules are pretty simple — eight balls, three minutes to hit them, and the longest drive wins as long as it's within the defined boundaries. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good night. there have been intense scuffles outside hong kong international airport between riot police and protesters. paramedics put a man out is of the main terminal building. activists have barricaded one of the entrances partly using trolleys. there have been no passengers in our out of the airport t

the minister, material slovenia, was seen relaxed after declaring last week that it has broken down. the leader is hoping to capitalize on his popularity with an early election. at the moment, he shares power with the five-star movement, which he accuses of holding up plans to reach autonomy and new infrastructure. that he from the fact ran away quickly and did not leave a declaration of parliament, he started a government crisis outside parliament. the constitution foresees any kind of crisis inside parliament because all the citizens have the right to know. for this reason, there are debates in the chamber. get the interior prime minister back into the chamber. anchor: the trump administration is weakening u.s. conservation laws, likely clearing the way for mining and oil and breast drilling -- gas drilling. is not taking into cut the cost of protecting species. the love brings several iconic species back from the brink of extinction. it is an iconic american symbol, the bird for its great strength and majesty could now be on -- be under threat. the bald eagle was under protection

his resignation amid bitter tensions in the ruling coalition for the interior minister at the tail slovenia accused him of trading under workable conditions and call for snap elections. also this hour the u.s. confirms its 1st test of a cruise missile previously banned by a treaty signed between moscow and washington more than 30 years ago. and u.s. attorney general william bart removes the acting director of prisons after the suicide of geoffrey epstein we discussed the conditions at the jail were absent his life with his former lawyer. fundamentally wrong with that is that jeffrey epstein did not belong in that facility to begin with. you're watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 7 pm welcome to the program more than a year of tensions and italy's ruling coalition have come to a head with the italian prime minister decepticon to offering his resignation after the country's interior minister. called for a vote of no confidence it once again leaves italy in a deep political crisis. well that resignation over its lease prime minister sai

and it will be used to lighten the moral built in honor of russian and soviet soldiers who died in slovenia during the 1st and 2nd world wars the ceremonies have been it is meant to serve as a reminder of the soviet union throw in the liberation of europe and also from nazi germany. ok let's have a look and i briefly at some other world news this hour in yemen hundreds took to the streets to protest against the presence of forces in the country to rally comes yemen civil war of the more fractured strain of the country's government the keys in the. streets a garden that denies the claim saying it was acting in self defense. was. these pictures are from the u.s. state of alabama a gun fight at a high school football game there has left 10 teenagers injured 5 of them critically police say the victims were aged between 15 and 182 people are in custody on the norwegian capital so hundreds of people race there in the air outside the country's parliament as part of the protest against climate change activists want the issue to be on politicians minds ahead of local elections next month. and let me

family members but got stuck on the runway in newcastle, missing their flight to venice and then onto sloveniang ceremony. we got on the flight from newcastle at six o'clock in the morning. and then they started telling us that there were delays, delays, delays. we were expecting to be around ten, 15,20 minutes, half an hour, and then itjust kept on getting more and more and more. it's very unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. they don't have any hotels. we're from newcastle, we've got elderly people. it's just... how do you feel about the way that you've been treated by ba? i'm actually gutted for chloe and alex. gutted. we'll have it sorted out. we've booked with the best airline in the world. we could have gone with wizz air, but we booked with the best airline in the world because of how important it was. and theyjust don't care. how's it left you feeling about what's going to happen with the wedding? terrified, terrified. it should be such a happy occasion. she was so... they were so... it still will be a happy occasion. it's passengers on short—ha

his resignation amid bitter tensions in the ruling coalition for the interior minister at mattel slovenia accused him of creating an unworkable conditions and call for snap elections. also this hour the u.s. confirms its 1st test of a cruise missile previously banned by a treaty signed between moscow and washington more than 30 years ago. and u.s. attorney general william bart removes the acting director of prisons after the suicide of geoffrey epstein we discussed the conditions at the jail were absent in his life with his former lawyer. fundamentally wrong with that is that jeffrey epstein did not belong in that facility to begin with.

slovenia, and this type of thing. it is difficult. 27 of them at once.hat that is why the european union goes this way. at the same time, britain going you need a new mandate with seven months together is dangerous. it is not really a letter to mr barnier, it is posturing by our politicians to make us feel they are doing something. i do not think any european plutocrat on their summer holidays is worrying about this in the mail on sunday. it is really to keep the vote of britain happy so that we believe that these guys are really doing a lot of things on our behalf when we all know they are utterly powerless. let's move on. we have one more story, two more stories. i'm going to go back to the sunday times first. this is quite dramatic. doctors halt the menopause. this is my story. stop the menopause, i want to get off. this is a great story. in a nutshell, one of the leading names in reproductive health of the test tube babies and idf and all of this sort of thing has now come up with a way of removing a little part of the ovary and replacing it later in

members, but got stuck on the runway in newcastle, missing theirflight to venice, and then onto sloveniaeremony. we got on the flight from newcastle at 6:00am in the morning, and then they started telling us that there was delays, delays, delays. we were expecting to be around ten, 15,20 minutes, half an hour, and then itjust kept on getting more and more and more. it's very unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. they don't have any hotels. we're from newcastle. i've got elderly people. it's just... how do you feel about the way that you've been treated by ba? i'm actually gutted for chloe and alex. gutted. we'll have that sorted out. we've booked with the best airline in the world. we could have gone with wizz air, but we booked with the best airline in the world because of how important it was. and theyjust don't care. how has it left you feeling about what is going to happen with the wedding? terrified, terrified. it should be such a happy occasion. she was so... they were so... it still will be a happy occasion. it is passengers on short—haul fl

runway in newcastle, missing their flight runway in newcastle, missing their flight to venice and onto sloveniaight at 6am and then they started telling us there were delays, and you're expecting it to be around ten minutes, half an hour, and it kept getting more. it's unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. there are no hotels. we are from newcastle. i've got elderly people. how do you feel about how you have been treated? got it. we booked with the best airline in the world. we could have gone with wizz air, because of how good it was, and they don't care. how is it left you feeling? terrified. it should be such a happy occasion. it's going to be happy. the bride's message to the boss of ba. have a hard look at what happened and sort it out, notjust for me. this family have lost their flight for me. this family have lost their flight to las vegas, wishing they hadn't bet on ba to get them there. also delayed from newcastle. how do you feel about the help you are getting? pretty frustrated. not getting? pretty frustrated. not getting any help at all. so, ye

forward a motion of no confidence in prime minister decepticons a deputy prime minister in the tail slovenia's far right league party is hoping the move will trigger a snap election 7 he says differences within the ruling coalition cannot be mended the heads of political groups in the center meet on monday to schedule the no confidence vote the prime minister says it's not up to sylvania to dictate the steps of the political crisis. he's not the interior minister to decide the timing with the 2 crises the institution that is very involved in his responsibilities as said this and later that lead me must explain to the votes his reasons why he has interrupted actions of the government. portugal has declared an energy crisis and will start rationing fuel nationwide as tanker drivers threaten to strike the drivers want higher wages and better working conditions will face jail restrictions starting monday to ensure supplies are not disrupted. spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez will hold more talks at a bid to break the deadlock over forming a new government he says he'll meet with far less

sundry further west as has been the case all now for a long time now from the southern outs through slovenia down to the northern balkans it looks ok in greece and turkey and improved in remain here and most of france and iberia are enjoying the sunshine as it should be at this time the now london's 24 still was a touch of a north place and maybe feel won't be quite what it should be and this green is expanded rather more all the way showers through central europe creeping down to north greece now it's dry along the shores of north africa we rely on wind direction again for temperatures it's already forecast to be 40 into nice nice george warming up but just slowly in are jews. following 2 fatal crashes and the past year boeing decided to brown the brand new 7 through 7 max but this wasn't the 1st time they grounded a new aircraft back in 2013 the 77 dreamliner ran into trouble when the battery caught fire but is out of the year as investigative unit discovered there was more to the problem the just smoking batteries. rewind broken dreams the boeing 787 on al-jazeera. and potentially more da

slovenia, serbia, so on, were really taken over by germany. but the part of croatia that's along the adriatic, which everybody these days wants to visit. it's very beautiful. that was actually occupied by italy. and italians were, i think, known italians dealt with jews in a much more humane way than the germans. then it turned out the local population did not deal with jews very well. so how did croatia become a country all of a sudden by itself? it was certainly not an independent country, though that's exactly what it called itself. it called itself independent state of croatia. it was a puppet government. how did that become so. there was a political right, very nationalistic right that wanted to have croatia -- just croatia by itself without any other members of former yugoslavia, which of course yugoslavia became a country after world war i. so they wanted to have -- the jews wanted to talk about free of jews and croatians wanted it free of everybody else as well. so croatian right wing did not succeed, these nationalists, did not succee

sundry further west as has been the case on now for a long time now from the southern outs through slovenia down to the northern balkans it looks ok in greece and turkey and improved in remain here and most of france and i bierria are enjoying the sunshine as it should be at this time the london's 24 still was a touch of a north place and maybe feel won't be quite what it should be and this green is expanded on them all the way showers through central europe creeping down to north greece now it's dry along the shores of north africa we wind direction again for temperatures it's already forecast to be 40 into nice nice george warming up but just slowly in are jews. by millions for challenging social issues head on. is mexico's longest running. the program celebrates its anniversary the producers revisit one of their most powerful storylines. and discover how the show has affected the women who inspired it in the 1st place. now i have a voice box mexico on al-jazeera. drive time to take a look at the top stories here in. the south korean president in there is held an emergency cabinet meeting

family members but got stuck on the runway in newcastle, missing theirflight to venice and on to slovenia got on the flight from newcastle at 6am and then they started telling us there were delays, and you're expecting it to be around 20 minutes, half an hour, and it kept getting more. it's unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. there are no hotels. we are from newcastle. i've got elderly people. how do you feel about how you have been treated by ba? i'm actually gutted, gutted. we booked with the best airline in the world. we could have gone with wizz air, but we booked with the best airline in the world because of how important it was, and they don't care. how has it left you feeling about what's going to happen with the wedding? terrified. it should be such a happy occasion. she was so... it's going to be happy. the bride's message to the boss of ba... have a hard look at what's happened and sort it out, not just for me but for others. this family have lost their flight to las vegas, wishing they hadn't bet on ba to get them there. also delayed in

potentially sundry further west as has been the case on now for a long time there in the southern outs to slovenia down. northern balkans it looks ok in greece and turkey and improved in remain here and most of france and i beriah are enjoying the sunshine as it should be based on the london's 24 still was touch of an old place and maybe feel won't be quite what it should be and this green has expanded rather more the way of showers through central europe creeping down to normal greece now it's dry along the shores of north africa we rely on wind direction again for temperatures it's already forecast to be 40 into nice nice george warming up but just slowly in our g's. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many did not know how to die this stock is. really for sale and investigation into our billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is. that. the amount of money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. color again undermined at the top stories on al-jazeera the rebels

slovenia won the women's league gold earlier.sturgeon has been giving her reaction. the snp has made it clear we will work with anybody to stop a no—deal brexit and avert the catastrophe of a no—deal brexit. the best context i think would be a general election or a second eu referendum to give people the opportunity to change tack. but we will work with anybody. i think the thing forjeremy corbyn, though, he has to finally and firmly come off the fence on brexit, and stop trying to equivocate and prevaricate. when you say you would work with anyone, would you support him to help install him as a temporary pm? we will work with anyone and explore any option to stop brexit. it is no secret i am not a big fan ofjeremy corbyn but we will not rule out any option to stop the looming catastrophe of a no—deal brexit. ian blackford as he has been tracking to do for some time now will be seeking to talk to labour and other individual mps, if thatis labour and other individual mps, if that is possible, to try to see if we can bring together

and the trip so that we visited a lot of cities but slovenia was an opportunity to get into nature so we went hiking on the mountains near madiba or and that was a great way to come away refresh then having experienced gorgeous european nature and you go away from the crowd yes. now unfortunately you had to work was. posting on instagram and facebook and into the interacting with followers on your trip what was that like well we didn't expect actually that it would be such a positive experience we thought we would have critiques but actually most of it was really positive we had people wishing us good journey saying hello every morning commenting on the photos and even someone at the end said that she had tears in her eyes when she learned that we were at the end of our trip and is that is it still going on this process or have you finished everything we're still responding to a few messages that we get but from tomorrow we are off on new adventures yet really. what was prague like probably was great i had already been to easy i had already been but it was a great way to experience th