you know that's often the case here in stroudsburg the. members of the european parliament usually show up when they have to vote they don't always show up for the different speeches and it was about fondling and doesn't really have support throughout all the different political groups for example not from the very far right or the very far left so that explains part of it but it appears that those who intend to vote for her later in the day were present. a message was so silly and attempted being a unifying one let's get to what was her message but we know you know how come most of the process is associated with the european union can be do you think that the e.u. parliament will now get behind what appears to be a very ambitious plan. it's going to be different from the past because in the past you needed 2 parties the 2 big parties the conservatives which is also the party of laws of the funded and on the other hand the social democrats but both of those droops lost votes lost shares and no longer have a majority together so you need a

you know that's often the case here in stroudsburg the. members of the european parliament usually show up when they have to vote they don't always show up for the different speeches and it was about fondling and doesn't really have support throughout all the different political groups for example not from the very far right or the very far left so that explains part of it but it appears that those who intend to vote for her later in the day were present. a message was so silly and attempted being a unifying one let's get to what was her message but we know you know how come most of the process is associated with the european union can be do you think that the e.u. parliament will now get behind what appears to be a very ambitious plan. it's going to be different from the past because in the past you needed 2 parties the 2 big parties the conservatives p.p. which is also the party of laws of the funded and on the other hand the social democrats but both of those droops lost votes lost shares and no longer have a majority together so you ne

this costly practice according to the treaty of amsterdam the parliament has to have a seat in stroudsburg not specifically in the city of strasburg he went as far as making a you tube video to prove his point he got a champagne bottle smashed it in the seat of parliament in brussels and he called it strauss work so it seems like the problem is solved so from this day on this planet. shall be known as. we asked people what they think about the e.u. lawmakers schedule i think it's. their lives they should travel every month like for one week i think it will change because france wants to have this so it's not going to change. the one european parliament and this will be one place where it's located it's really bad they said just decide to stay in one place i don't care if it's soft book of presses but day soaps take a decision about it. place in hong kong invented a campus siege at a university that story and more after the break. financial survival guide by a i'm on a future. some of my eggs from the future trucker watch kaiser. police in hong kong have moved in and ended a 2 week universi

parliament has voted to declare a climate emergency a resolution was passed with a clear majority in stroudsburg and lawmakers hope the move will send a powerful signal to the u.n. climate summit for its kicks off in madrid next week. they're also aiming to put pressure on the incoming innu executive to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change. all right there upping the ante let's take you now to gary marcus our correspondent in brussels good to see you gail how significant is this. it is of course leyla symbolic gesture here that comes from the peace in strasbourg and they're well aware of that there were some concerns that it could be a sign of panic and that is why. a number of conservative m.p.'s in particular voted against this motion but overall a lot of support for the idea or to say it's not just an urgency it is an emergency that is taking place regarding the climate and so europe has become the 1st continents to declare that state of emergency now but even even though this is largely symbolic as you've been reporting some say it doesn't go nearly far enough we sp

time it looks like there is unanimity at least that's what their leader told us here to europe in stroudsburg so it's all about the support of other she needs the support of 2 other groups big groups here in the parliament mainly the social democrats and they made up their mind tuesday evening they said ok they had gotten enough from was enough on the line to back her as well and then there are also the liberals that group is called a new europe and they also gave the green light on tuesday so that means yes she has the numbers and by all likelihood she will get her e.u. commission approved today here in strasbourg so they max wants to get down to business once she starts walking what can we expect her priorities to be. the priorities are reflected in the posts of the so-called executive vice presidents of that commission and so that we just run down those those different priorities while i look up at the big screen to make sure we don't miss her speech the 1st one is of course the digital age making europe fit for the digital age as you know the european union lags behind in the digital econ

parliament has declared a climate emergency the resolution was passed with a clear majority in stroudsburg a lawmakers hope the move will send a powerful signal to the u.n. climate summit which starts in madrid next week they also aim to put pressure on the incoming executive to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change yet they don't do correspondent gold matters told us that while the resolution passed i wasn't unanimous there were some concerns that it could be a sign of panic and that is why. a number of conservative m.p.'s in particular voted against this motion but overall lot of support for the idea to say it's not just an urgency it is an emergency that is taking place regarding the climate and so europe has become the 1st continent to declare that state of emergency. well from wildfires to floods hurricanes to parched river bad scientists say climate change is making itself felt ever more urgently around the world even the polar ice caps are melting and raising sea levels. beautiful but endangered greenland ice sheet is melting at record speed raising sea leve

this costly practice according to the treaty of amsterdam the parliament has to have a seat in stroudsburg not specifically in the city of strasburg he went as far as making a you tube video to prove his point he got a champagne bottle smashed it in the seat of parliament in brussels and he called it strauss work so it seems like the problem is solved so from this day on this planet. shall be known as. we asked people what they think of the e.u. lawmaker schedule i think it's. that they should travel every month for one week i think it won't change because france wants to have this so it's not going to change there should be one european parliament and there should be one place where it's located it's really very. decided to stay in one. i don't care if it's. take a decision about it. police in hong kong of moved in and then did a 2 week university campus siege by protesters if if you entered a campus yesterday and this morning to remove a large amount of dangerous arguments and colette and if it is for crimes i will cordon was at the campus was handed over to the university management abu