sunshine each year spain has always been considered an obvious spot for solar power but after the financial crisis and a so-called sun tax on solar power generation severely hit the industry for years sun power is having a comeback and with increasing demand entrepreneurs' are hoping for better times. you could call this man a survival expert out votto bhutan started his business. in two thousand and eight just as the financial crisis was beginning today he's the only solar cell producer left in space. he installs to see through solar cells on buildings not in solar parks and g.e. exports ninety eight percent of his production he's more successful selling them abroad than he is in his own country. and this is nothing if you don't get out i don't know what i mean is starting to get better the sun tax has been done away with and we're now noticing that demand is increasing which is actually logical that a country with as much sun as spain was almost by now get along with the change of government in summer from conservative to socialist the unpopular son tax penalty payment for self produce so the real atrocity was quic

decade ago it looked like sunny spain would become a top sun harvester in europe but then the country was shaken by an economic crisis and solar power generation suffered the consequences a so-called sun tax hasn't helped either but now sun power is starting to shine again. you could call this man a survival expert out votto baton started his business for comics in two thousand and eight just as the financial crisis was beginning today he's the only solar cell producer left in space he installs to see through solar cells on buildings not in solar parks and d. exports ninety percent of his production he's more successful selling them abroad than he is in his own country. and this is nothing if you know what i mean is starting to get better the sun tax has been done away with and we're now noticing that demand is increasing which is actually logical that a country with as much sun as spain portugal must by now get along with the change of government in summer from conservative to socialist the unpopular son tax penalty payment for self produce so the real atrocity was quickly abolished there were various reasons why the previous gover

power asking tough questions demanding. as conflict intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sun zones of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for the conflicts. conflict zone between sebastian kong d.w. . storms that people world over information provided. the fenians they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date in touch follow us. they must yes they didn't have to be shipped top way across the globe so it has a low carbon footprint common base anti-family are always talking about c o two emissions they want to reduce that carbon footprint they believe that to save the planet they have to start a tough. coming days are her husband and me being already a bit thin and their three daughters of calculated that just by sitting on the sofa they can do a lot to reduce their carbon footprint by a big cut we're not using any c o two at the moment we're not flying anywhere driving anywhere buying anything we're not consuming anything. but they can't spend their whole lives sitting on the sofa. it's the start of the day daryn bays and her husband have to go to

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california fruit growers exchange was so powerful -- it is known as sun-kissed now. 1951.enamed themselves in he manages the grows for the state on contract. this is what old riverside looked like, when we had 20,000 acres of navel oranges surrounding the state. it would have been incredible. >> and with the orchard growing, how does that -- with the water situation -- can you talk to us about how that may affect the growth of agriculture here? >> yes, i can. this was a desert, semidesert, semi-arid region. this citrus required irrigation. this is not rain-based agriculture, and it's not dry farming. citrus trees require -- navel oranges especially -- 40 inches of water per year. distributed throughout the year. to grow and to produce a crop. and otherriversiders citrus communities had to de velop your edition systems. this is all watered by the famous gauge can now, -- gauge which was completed at the end of the 1890's by a british syndicate, the waterhouse family, which bought out matthew gauge and owned and purchased his 3500 acres of citrus.and develop we are going down magnolia avenue

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majeed has and i think that's what's needed as we know absolute power corrupts absolutely and these are you know nothing's new under the sun in the sense that these are global systems of power and and it's hard and there's a disparity between them and the people and i think that's where the community needs to step in when the system fails us as it will do and as it does we need to step in as a community there's hope beyond how you know global systems of power have always struggles to represent the people in the people's issues and the hope is that people take matters into their own hands there are people that you know going to try to. you know stop food banks people like the food hall and share fuel which is a food projects that tries to take in marginalized groups of people and offer them a meal every day you know and offer them some shelter and and a community and a place to talk you know and i think that's what's important stepping in as a community of course i'm not suggesting that we we don't present these problems to to reason me and these in and out government of course it's a monstrosity that these things are being

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lot of power and energy in the day the sun and the my theology of that is turned into. heat that we need to remove from the equipment and that ends up here on the roof and then event. then a few years back we thought there might be a smarter solution for this than just sending in yeah. these servers run exclusively on green power so they produce heat without emitting carbon dioxide. but managing director pedo bank also found a way to plug that supply of excess heat into the stockholm grid so that homes and other businesses can use it. to. these sorts of environmentally friendly concepts has now become standard throughout much of scandinavia. so yeah i think the right way to look at data center in the future is to look at them as a part of the solution not a part of the problem so instead of looking at data send us as as huge installations using all our renewable energy only. then look at them at our smartphones. it's no coincidence that there is a district heating station located near the data center this facility is part of a network that covers about ninety percent of

sun doesn't. gushing through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account facts the conflicts. conflict the conflict zone with disadvantages john d. w. von d. w. . they want silent in syria. and they won't be silent in exile. seven people who fly to europe from the brutal persecution in their homeland are filing criminal charges against the country senior officials. testifying against assad seeking justice for syria. in forty five minutes on w. william had a big gun it goes up close when the highest high you know if i had known the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip but i would not have put myself and my parents in that danger of bottoms again with the open a beautifully with. mother and uncle the other one is there with me to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live their lives i'm going to. you want to know their story the migrants for fighting and reliable information for margaret's. whatever happened to martin schulz. and food all but my guests this week here in london the strasburg coco here in berlin serbian pri

time whereas solar electricity is reliable the sun god shines for everybody and doesn't care if you're rich or poor. if you can't pay your electricity bill power is cut off. with solar lamps you buy them once and then you can relax. there are similar programs in africa. uganda has solar sisters and stay. solar mamas. they sold solar lighting systems and teach women how to make money with solar energy. they also tour villages and make their living by selling the equipment or you know why you know why you know. more than three and a half thousand solar sisters have sold almost a quarter of a million solar lamps now and that's brought light to almost one and a half million people. when the course is over he's about modern human as will head back home to mexico then she'll have to work out how to use the new skills and knowledge she acquired in india. boy. one i have no idea what i'll be able to add now but what matters is that is that i've learnt so much. that the people at home will see that i can do good work. it's been quite a sacrifice to come here to learn something new what happened that i want my book. the course is financed by the indian

power. malta sits as a sun-dappled speck in the mediterranean, three small islands a short ferry ride from sicilyr to libya. the southern gateway to europe. it can be hard to get your bearings here. over the last three millennia, malta has been conquered or colonized by just about every world power, and each has left its mark. ( bells ringing ) most of the 500,000 people here are catholic, a tradition that started early. the apostle paul is said to have shipwrecked here in 60 a.d. >> mark anthony falzon: i find this to be a good metaphor of maltese culture. >> wertheim: mark anthony falzon is an anthropology professor and local newspaper columnist. >> falzon: the story is that saint paul converted the maltese to christianity. so that would mean that malta was one of the first places to be converted to christianity, even before rome. so we would be the original and the best christians. >> wertheim: a small band of crusaders, later known as the knights of malta, fended off the mighty ottomans in the 16th century. under british rule, the maltese survived more than 3,000 german and italian bombing ra

he made his final trip to washington late this afternoon in a powerful and moving sight it was. with the sun setting as his coffin was carried up the steps of the capitol, his son, george w. bush and laura bush, you could see the pain on their faces, and the rest of the bush family. and at this hour, a look inside the roe dunta, where the former president now lies in state, as americans and lawmakers from both parties line up to pay their respects to the last president of the greatest generation. a man, a leader who admitted to mistakes but hoped that people would remember the good things. they are remembering tonight, a devoted family man, a man who served his country. this morning, the family of president george herbert walker bush standing over his casket, draped in an american flag. the president's dog, sully, right there, too. the remains of america's longest living president were then carried out by members of the secret service in houston. the motorcade on its way to ellington field joint reserve base, where air force one was waiting, sent by president trump, dubbed special air missio

the california fruit growers exchange was so powerful, it's known as sun kyes and that was the trade mark and renamed themselves as sunkist. this man manages the groves for the states on contract. >> this is old riverside with thousands acres of oranges surrounding the city. >> with the orchards growing, how does that -- with the water situation, can you talk about lou that may affect the growth of agriculture here? >> yes. i can. this was a desert. semi desert right here, semi arid region. citrus required irrigation. this is not rain-based agriculture and it us not dry farming. citrus trees ire -- faithful orangeses require what's called 40 miners inches of water per year, distributed throughout the year, to grow and to produce a crop. so, early on, riversiders and other citrus communities, especially riverside first, lad to develop irrigation systems, and this is all watered by the famous gauge canal which was built beginning in the 1880s and completed in -- at the end of the 1890s but a british syndicate of the waterhouse family which brought out matthew gauge and owned his -- the

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companies, transportation systems, the railroads, the california fruit growers exchange was so powerful it's not a sun-kissed now. that was their trademark and the renamed themselves sun-kissed in 1951. here you see the fruit stand. he manages the crows for the state on contract. this is what old riverside would've looked like when we had 20,000 acres of navel oranges surrounding the city. it would've been an incredible. >> and with the orchards growing, with the water situation, can you talk to us about how that may affect the growth of agriculture here? >> yes, i can. this was a desert, semi desert right year, semiarid region. citrus requires irrigation. purpose is not rain-based agriculture and it's not dry farming. citrus trees require, navel oranges a special, require what's called 40 minute inches of water per year, distributed throughout the year, to grow and to produce a crop. so early on riverside errs and other citrus emerges, especially riverside first, had to develop irrigation systems. this is all water by the famous gauge canal which was built beginning in the 1880s and completed at the

power? >> i see no chance under the sun for the government being opened until new members are sworn in january 3rd or 4th. >> what will then happen? democrats would have control of the house, republicans maintain control of the senate. do you then see democratic control offering a renewed path? >> no, i think we're going to get less. to the extent you want more border security, you will have less, and jerry can speak to this more than i can, but i think the democratic bill out of the house that the senate will then take up will be less than the 100 to 0 senate vote that was had, or at least no better in terms of border security, which is why the freedom caucus and the president going this route makes zero political sense and zero legislative sense. >> jerry connelly, the democratic perspective, do you agree first of all with your colleague or do you see a path between now and that transfer of power for the government to reopen? >> i sadly believe that the government will not deal with reopening until the democrats take over the majority january 3rd. i believe one of the first orders of busines