right at the demonstration in bonn is sonia dean the leader of did abuse environment team sonia what's happening where you are what are the demands of these protestors well here we are live from. the demonstration and their slogan. which is a very simple message you can protect the climate's unless you and the youth of call here more than twenty five thousand people according to the organizers that have come out to demonstrate are demanding immediate and socially responsible exit from coal we're just fifty kilometers away from the guards violator open pit mine it's the largest brown coal mine in europe and it's also the biggest c o two emitter so i think that it's sending quite a clear message get out of coal all right let's talk for a moment about the goals of the climate conference itself once you get started on monday how well do those lines up with those that are being put out by processors. well if you were to look at the big picture the emissions reductions that have been committed at this point take us to about three degrees temperature rise which is far above the two degree tem

of coal in order to for germany to attain its its promise and its emission reductions all right sonia dean thanks for joining us from the protests of the climate conference involved. sports now a look at friday's bundesliga action is a bit of braman travel to frankfurt on match day eleven the visitors have been poor the season they actually fired their coach alexander noori earlier this week interim coach florian cofield was put in charge for this game and frankfurt took an early lead on the rich scoring absolutely beautiful right here at raven they actually hit back just eight minutes later nicklaus moyes zonda with their equaliser coming up. just there. and things stayed level until the eighty ninth minutes when. sebastian on their clinched victory for frankfurt that beat the flick fair and beaten in five games frankfurt doing quite well. elsewhere in the bundesliga dortmund host by undertaking the biggest clash of the weekend the home team are in second place they trailed by and by just three points but they've been in poor form recently managing to take just one point from their last t

phase out of coal in order for germany to attain its its promise and its emission reductions right sonia dean thanks for joining us from the protests at the climate conference involved. move on to sports now and in the bundesliga dortmund host byron munich in the biggest clash of the weekend for the home side are in second place and they trailed by and by just three points but they've been a very poor form recently managing to take just one point from their last three games on the other hand by and they have a perfect record since you pompous took over as coach last month. by and have their swagger back that's been the case since the return of coach your pint is just in time for the german classico away to dortmund the defending champions are now top of the table which gives them added confidence but i wouldn't look like me i don't think the pressure is on us this week i'd be very unhappy that we're now it's three points ahead after two or three weeks of being five points behind. on the. hike is has clearly lifted the mood in munich and the club has strengthened its defense along the way but

for more next week's conference let's talk to sonia dean from environment hi sonia as we said it's been five months since the trump administration announced the u.s. is pulling out of the paris climate accord how has that affected the international community's efforts to fight climate change well initially there was substantial concern over the motivation for other countries but that's quickly turned into increased determination for the rest of the world to continue to move forward on climate protection given that these affects are already being felt this year for example in the form of extreme weather that has rocked the globe but experts also point out than order to prevent this two degree celsius temperature rise we have just about ten year window to not only peak greenhouse gas gas emissions but actually complete an entire transition to low or no carbon economies emission reduction commitments as they are are taking us to about three degrees so there is a sense of urgency around this issue and for some regions of the world more than for others so it's time for action but as we heard

sonia dean from our environment team covering the conference taking place in bonn a starting there today thank you sonia. turning now to a car that could accelerate the fight against air pollution automobiles trains and airplanes are responsible for one fifth of global energy related c o two emissions but transport is a growing sector and vehicle emissions are expected to double by twenty fifty some german engineering students are looking to the sun for a solution. meet the blue cruiser the sustainably produced solar electric car it was built but german university students were at a racetrack near the students are test driving the solar powered vehicle but first it needs to tank up on light the blue cruisers power is supplied by the solar cells on its roof and who'd. want to carstens two thousand watt. we have the aim to do better every year every cycle so this is. the solar car that combines sustainability and design. the blue cruiser is made from sustainable and recyclable materials. the seats for example are covered with the material made from pineapples the students get ready for a d