since the station was finished $139.00 crew ships capable of using on szell power passed by the station without plugging in. so far the hamburg senate has done nothing to change this. it was different and also. the ship operator has been the costs for the on shore power supply. our politicians are pushing out there wanting us to go forward with this investment because they find that it's important for the city and also it's also trying to bring because one of europe's green scythe is. so they're pushing us to try and find a solution. there are plans to offer on full power for cruise ships. on a monday however the city in port companies still hope that the responsible federal government will lead with the electricity price if possible for the entire. dang. mrs fleming has been listening to this argument back in full for years. until one day so again we're the ones who are being kept waiting at the moment the conversation has fallen quiet but it comes up time and again that's what bothers me because nothing ever gets done. with on show power yes. the cruise industry says cruise lines brin

since the station was finished $139.00 crew ships capable of using on szell power passed by the station without plugging in. so far the hamburg senate has done nothing to change this. it was different and also. the ship operators bear the costs for the on shore power supply. our politicians are pushing out there wanting us to go forward with this investment because they find that it's important for the city and also it's also trying to bring because one of europe's green sit is. so they're pushing us to try and find a solution. in kenan rostock there are plans to offer on full power for cruise ships. in russia stocks on a monday however the city in port company still hope that the responsible federal government will lead with the electricity price if possible for the entire day. mrs fleming has been listening to this argument back and forth for years. and. so again we are the ones who are being kept waiting at the moment the conversation has fallen quiet but it comes up time and again. that's what bothers me because nothing ever gets done. with on show power yes. the cruise industry say

something we have to bring up for fairness sake the case of just the black actor who staged a fake way szell attack on him self and the police are saying that he may have a stage to attack to get more media attention to himself to further his career is this normal that someone expects to profit off of being a victim of a hate crime. well you know it has happened before. you know what has happened was. a war i'd say that there were attacked by blacks there was a famous case in south carolina where a woman killed her children and she drove it into a lake and she said you know a black man kidnapped her and made her do it and found out that that wasn't the case at all i think she's still serving time for that so so unfortunately that it happens. he was. never seen that show him prior but i send a very popular and people like him and they like his character if it's true that he stays is i think that was a. you know all you can say is he's young then you'll be can bounce back if that's what he actually did so he's still saying that he was attacked so so i don't know it was the the way around this

government organization or individual has the right to intervene however some of the protests skills george szell wong and his fellow activists have up their sleeves were picked up from abroad in the build up to the 24 to hong kong uprising the folks from the so-called freedom forum share their protest expertise with joe show wall and co today he's calm for the democratic political reforms are the only way forward for hong kong and he says he won't shy away from challenging the most senior officials at home and in beijing we spoke to china specialist andrew along he says the unrest in hong kong is being stirred up by external actors . this didn't report of some of these though this is the military is a big train in the or slow freedom forum. which of course is involved in a lot of these around the world trading whole trading bill is this all tactics of some of. the establishment tactics the so-called civil disobedience act it's so i think that and also there are funds. supported by various international organizations including the national endowment for democracy of the united states of course yo

government organization or individual has the right to intervene however some of the protests skills george szell wong and his fellow activists have. there's leaves were picked up from abroad in the build up to the $24.00 to hong kong uprising the folks from the so-called owes low freedom forum share their protest expertise with joe show wall and co today he's calm for the democratic political reforms are the only way forward for hong kong and he says he won't shy away from challenging the most senior officials at home and in beijing in a prank that will present donald trump as common to all new current tensions between hong kong and china saying that the anti beijing protests should be handled in a humane fashion. i think it will work for the great. god would be a much bigger trouble i think it would if it weren't for violence i really believe john wants to make a deal and they know it puts us in a very bad position if there's not a humane way of handling the problems and i'd let him know that the. handle at a humane fashion meanwhile the chinese ministry of foreign affairs has expressed its dis

president viktor orban is hosting german chancellor angela merkel this hour the 2 leaders on the city of szell prong where hungary borders australia they're attending events to commemorate a pivotal moment in the form of the i'm cut and 30 years ago on this day in 180900 unexpectedly allowed hundreds of east germans fleeing communism to. it's a border without any kind of documentation making their way to west germany it was the 1st rip in the iron curtain between communist eastern europe and the democratic west. standing by actual problem is these obvious political correspondent simon young simon welcome tell me where you are and what's happening there to mark this historic anniversary. i mean as you mentioned shop near the austrian border. hungary and austria the former curtain through europe during the cold war i'm here near the town hole where chancellor merkel and prime minister orbán. meeting and just earlier they attended a church service in the german speaking church here to mark the events of 30 years ago and both leaders spoke about that time what it meant for europe the importance of

negotiations and some fear a hard border on the island of ireland would reignite decades of conflict terry szell's reports from northern ireland's capital belfast. one of the most popular activities these days for visitors to belfast is a troubles 2 or 3 hogs 37 people hospitalized there were horrific injuries there were people loss of limb guides like paul donnelly navigate what's called a history of terror but many fear history could be repeated deadly clashes between protestant supporters of british rule and catholics wanting to unite with the republic of ireland were largely ended 2 decades ago by a power sharing deal known as the good friday agreement but now the looming prospect of a new deal breck's it could mean the return of checkpoints along the irish border and that has people like donnelly warning that former anti british guerrillas known as dissident republicans might have bandon the peace process with the end of a hard border that gives the public comes a contemporary justification for their violence you know it's not just ideological saying this is not struck down any more look at t

average for this time of year now further to the south is also holes we've got some quite nice on szell breezes into coastal areas of oman so 27 in salalah i mean the temperature 38 but on sunday around 40 celsius but still feeling pretty humid with these lower temperatures and then heading south into southern africa madagascar we've got quite a bit of cloud along the east coast that may just be a stray shot but we could see a shot into the eastern coast of mozambique as we go through saturday meanwhile durban and johannesburg in south africa these how much has already quite a bit above the average for this time of year look at this on sunday 32 celsius in that's around 8 degrees above the average cape tell me while we've got some cloud in your 4 calls it should they dry with a high there of 60 degrees celsius. in the next episode of techno travels to the heart of the amazon. where we are now in the rain poured in to investigate illegal gold mining mercury has a very unique characteristic finding the gold miner it's almost like magic and the technology being used to expose its devastati

southwest of yemen and also the temperature insalata going up over the next couple of days and on the szell flow so it should be feeling pretty nice $38.00 is a high friday in doha but still feeling pretty humid with those lower temperatures and then down into southern africa in fact time which is here are actually on the rise above the average for this time of year 27 degrees and been on thursday 24 across in johannesburg we might also see over the next couple of days into eastern sections of madagascar but staying hot in durban on friday with a high of 28. building a new life on an entirely beach living off the sea and the man. a dream shared by so many but so few make it a reality. a family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and disaster than if it. is yeah i didn't catch it on al-jazeera. the leaders of the 7 most powerful economies in the world meeting barrett's this august for the climate crisis is high on the agenda. but trade was brick sit on the tension with iran where it would be vying for their attention how much progress i might follow the g. 7 summit on

average for this time of year now further to the south is also holes we've got some quite nice on szell breezes into coastal areas of oman so $27.00 in salalah i mean doha the temperature $38.00 but on sunday around 40 celsius but still feeding pretty humid with these lower temperatures and then heading south into southern africa madagascar we've got quite a bit of cloud along the east coast that may just be a stray shot but we could see a shot into the eastern coast of mozambique as we go through saturday meanwhile durban south africa these how much is already quite a bit above the average for this time of year look at this on sunday $32.00 celsius in dublin and that's around 8 degrees above the average cape tell me while we've got some cloud in you for calls it should stay dry with a high there of 60 degrees celsius. sponsored by. talk to al-jazeera we. give them to the people will be attending them and i'm a workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. what we learn. dur

of rain forest they're burning out of control in many parts at a record rate and official figures szell there's been more than $75000.00 forest fires in brazil and that's just this year alone if they can't be stopped then we may be in very real trouble and that's because the amazon forest absorbs millions of tonnes of carbon emissions every single year and they're crucial and regulates in global warming well this act like map shows all the fires that have been burning in the amazon and the crisis has created a panic amongst environmentalist and even some governments around the globe many are blaming brazil's president jabal son aro for not doing enough to stop the blazes daniel schwimmer reports from the state of wrong that's one of the worst affected regions. forest fires happen every year it was ill but it was the shoes scaled. the world the so-called world's lungs are on fire strong criticism firstly from within brazil and the rest of the world forced president. to respond. forest fires happen all over the world so this is no reason to impose international sanctions brazil will conti

of rain forest they're burning out of control in many parts at a record rate and official figures szell there's been more than $75000.00 forest fires in brazil and that's just this year alone if they can't be stopped then we may be in very real trouble and that's because the amazon forest absorbs millions of tonnes of carbon emissions every single year and they're crucial in regulating global warming well this act like map shows all the fires that have been burning in the amazon and the crisis has created a panic amongst environmentalist and even some governments around the globe many are blaming brazil's president jabal son aro for not doing enough to stop the blazes daniel schwimmer reports from the state of wrong that's one of the worst affected regions. forest fires happen every year it was ill but it was the shoes scaled. the world the so-called world's lungs are on fire strong criticism firstly from within brazil and the rest of the world forced president. to respond. forest fires happen all over the world so this is no reason to impose international sanctions brazil will continue