involving his coalition partners of the far right freedom party to speak to our correspondent in vienna. and chinese tech company qual way gives a defiant response to the u.s. restrictions on its activities saying washington has under estimated the 1st. low i'm terry martin thanks for joining us austrian formula one great niki lauda has died at the age of 70 well the won 3 world titles 2 of which came after he recovered from a terrible crash at the $976.00 german ground prix he'll be remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. by life in the fossil lane niki lauda the 3 time formula one world champion has passed away aged 70. allowed his health had been deteriorating for some time the austrian underwent. a lung transplant in vienna in 2018 after being diagnosed with lung disease he was known as a fierce competitor considered by many as one of the greatest racing drivers of all time the only man to have won championships for both ferrari and mclaren loud his incredible talent behind the wheel saw him climb 3 world titles between 175 and 984 his expl

no it's not neal under the vienna convention on diplomatic relations articles $44.45. the host country in this case united states is obligated to protect. the property. of a foreign nation like venezuela and they have no right to enter those premises you know venezuela is like that that land there is like venezuelan territory under the vienna conventions police may not enter that the people who were staying there have been kicked out they were there as invitees of the venezuelan government given that the u.s. had no authority to send in security officers to expel those people even in times of war the vienna conventions provides the host country has to protect and respect another country's foreign embassy and property and that did not happen here ok seems pretty clear to me what's happened here which is that the u.s. has said well we don't recognize the leader of venezuela it was venezuela we recognize somebody else and we have their invitation to come in and throw weight around on this you know sovereign piece of turf does that no sets a precedent then any country can

a class from past for us in vienna thank you so much you reckon. well the scandal in austria has overshadowed a rally of right wing populist leaders taking place in milan straka was scheduled to speak at the event the leader of the alternative for germany said austria's freedom party were to remain an important partner despite these developments other speakers at the meeting room clear differences in the pen and the netherlands as shared elders there are optimistically predicting historic results for nationalist parties the next week european parliament election of. our correspondent rebecca ritter's attended the gathering in milan earlier we asked her what the main message the leaders had pulled the rallies to drum up support for the alliance which was look last month the alliance of the european alliance people in nations they are as i just mentioned everything they mention in this speech is something that they they really hope to do they want to get into europe and change it from the inside they're really hoping to bring this their idea is to br

and for more on this i'm joined by klaus pos in vienna casserly stop elections were to be expected here but explain exactly why the chancellor had to do this. you're already b. how he said enough is enough and says the last point is a video which appears to be evenly that one adult at a coalition with the free democratic party the right look at history of the record 3 democratic not the didn't really function and not only just. had to acknowledge that the leaders didn't really hold at risk or there were partly still some neo nazis still some of these images. people hating immigrants and. like ins so a lot of sings happened in those 15 months they approach together if you had to cover something in the one or the other way and if you didn't want to do this any longer as if we set out your truth and let's go to new elections. and in the meantime thousands of people were on the streets in vienna today protesting is this what they wanted what were their demands. their demand was exactly this you will actions let's clarify who is responsible as a government and who is really taking the of res

phone pass for us in vienna thank you so much you reckon. and the scandal in austria overshadowed a rally of right wing populist leaders in milan shah who was scheduled to speak at the event the leader of the alternative for germany yoga mats miten said austria's freedom party would remain an important partner despite these developments the growing movement of populist parties hoping for historic results in next week's european parliament elections. the answer the call of italy's far right interior minister also the many leaders of nationalist parties from 11 european countries beating to win more votes in next weekend's european elections. the rhetoric was anti globalization anti migrant and anti you know that you know what we do not want this european union that damages europe through globalization globalization that is not regulated is made by slaves and sold to the unemployed there's still no. the league of disparate groups hopes to become the 3rd largest alliance in the european parliament and shape policy making across the european uni

lauder's health had been deteriorating for some time the austrian underwent a lung transplant in vienna in 2018 after being diagnosed with lung disease he was known as a fierce competitor considered by many as one of the greatest racing drivers of all time the only man to have won championships for both ferrari and mclaren loud is incredible talent behind the wheel saw him claim 3 world titles between 1975 and 984 his exploits both on and off the track even serving as inspiration for the hollywood movie rush his most famous moment was however a traumatic one in 1986 loud a crashed into an embankment at the newburgh ring in germany he had to be pulled from the flaming wreckage and suffered horrific burns to his body which also affected his lungs despite his injuries allowed to return to race just 6 weeks later a remarkable show of courage and determination. following his retirement in 1905 lauder became an entrepreneur in the world of aviation founding airlines including lauder air and mickey as well as serving as a stakeholder non-executive chairman witness a recent one. he will be reme

i will have more on the conference in vienna with our environment correspondent in a moment but 1st a look at how one european country luxembourg is trying to reduce its emissions. another traffic jam in luxembourg a daily nuisance but the minister for mobility says this is going to change luxembourg is set to become the 1st country in the world to offer free use of on public transport nationwide by 2020 human i for fish we simply have to understand that a car is not always the ideal mode of transport in urban areas of course we have to offer people alternatives and that means we have to invest a lot more in the studio expanding the rail network alone will cost luxembourg around 2200000000 euros the goal is to make it possible to transfer to the tram bus or bike all electric of course in particular the idea is to get the 200000 commuters who travel daily from belgium france and germany 70 percent of them by car to switch to public transit to achieve this park and ride spaces are being doubled and car lanes are being replaced by tram lines. that's for. an office space was being planned

sally since gather outside the austrian chancellor's office in vienna to protest against the country's vice chancellor that's after heinz christian struck is forced to resign amid a corruption scandal the far right leader was filmed allegedly offering lucrative government contracts to exchange for campaign doing just. fine in munich or poor sleep or champions for the 7th street sees. a variance and lift the trophy in front of the home crowd after beating frankfurt to secure a good friend. a michael okwu thanks for joining us there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime minister's scott more since conservative coalition has retained office despite having trailed in the polls before the country's general election and a victory speech to supporters morson described his election win as a miracle after conceding defeat opposition labor leader. bill shorten said he would no longer lead the party after 6 years at the help. for a straight as conservatives and their leader this is an unexpectedly sweet victory scott morrison had trailed in every poll since he became prime

the austrian world summit on climate action is underway in the capital vienna it's the brainchild of the former u.s. governor arnold schwarzenegger who will be joined by swedish climate activist. she founded the fridays for future school strike movement the summit is a call to action aimed at getting countries to adhere to the paris agreement and publish new commitments by next year austria as president alex on the fund the bell and open the summit with a speech will have more on the conference in vienna with our environment correspondent in just a moment but 1st a look at how one european country luxemburg is trying to reduce emissions. another traffic jam in luxembourg a daily news since but the minister for mobility says this is going to change luxembourg is set to become the 1st country in the world to offer free use of on public transports nationwide by 2020. we simply have to understand that a car is not always the ideal mode of transport in urban areas of course we have to offer people terms of about means we have to invest a lot more in the. expanding the rail network alone w

let's have a talk about what's happening in vienna today talking about. 16 year old climate activists gratitude that there's going to be there last night before my act. actually tweeted this picture which i think we're going to have a look at now which was him and in vienna together now the 2 are going to be meeting with heads of states with representatives from the u.n. the world health organization is all very hot high profile. how much influence do these people really have on climate policy it's hard to measure but i think a lot of people so aggressive. let's remember this softly spoken 16 year old school kid and it really resonated with a lot of the they were able to see the action that she was making the changes she was making i mean for instance she's taken the train to vienna yes that so there's a big idea that i think is very powerful which is that people can see themselves in these sort of climate action areas it's i think the times on the short think it's been using and i think this is a really effective way in many ways of getting people. actually relate to climate and that

earlier i spoke to our correspondent bob of israel who is on the ground in vienna and i asked her howpeople there are reacting to the government falling apart and the news of snap elections when we heard the president earlier talk about. people losing trust austrians losing trust in politics in their politicians and political institutions because this is just the end like with the bang office string of scandals that has been plaguing this government and all these scandals came of the source of all these scandals was the right wing populist freedom party so talk there only had during the day when there was a pro europe and a prague democracy demonstration also in vienna i asked some people what they thought about the situation some kind of resistance towards the current administration and the government is clearly completely corrupt and happy trust that we need a new face absolutely it's an absolute disaster just so you know now we have the chance to change it. all for the better in the space of that's the only for the. many of very happy about 2 terrible college ition stepping down. b

of israel is following the story for us from vienna springer now have a good to see you so snap electionscoming up this september but the day to day running of the country still has to happen until that how is austria's government going to continue to function. that my is the one big question because the best of course doesn't seem to have 2 sided yet this is a young politician who has a lot of charismata who is really high in popularity ratings here in austria and she usually wants to appear decisive and is quite quick out of the blocks but this time everybody has been waiting since saturday around noon he wants to make a declaration he came out hours later he didn't really say very much same same game on the sunday so we don't know yet he has 2 options basically he can be courageous and say i go with a minority government and i just carry the government till the elections and as throw out their freedom party from the coalition or the sort of the less the way the sort of compromise solution here just reform kevin out and have some new figures in it and and then say ok we just carry on we

and for more on this i'm joined by klaus one of us in vienna klaus released apple actions were to be expected here but explain exactly why the chancellor had to do this. you're already b. how he said enough is enough and says the last point is radio which appears to be evenly that wanted out as a question with the 3 democratic party the write up in history of the record 3 democratic didn't really function and not only just. had to acknowledge that the leaders didn't really hold at risk on there were partly still some neo nazis still some of his image just simply people hating immigrants and asylum applications so in order to sing 2nd in those 15 months they approached together because he had to cover something in the one or the other way and if he didn't want to do this any longer and every said. yeah true and let's go to new elections. and in the meantime thousands of people were on the streets in vienna today protesting is this what they wanted what were their demands. that eman was exactly this you elections let's clarify who is responsible in the government and who is really taki

all right bob have a zal is following the story for us and she joins us now from vienna so barbara there you are barbara we understand that you were at this press conference where the date or at least the month of these elections was announced what else can you tell us about this press conference there is going to be election in early september as we heard and that is the earliest date that rules in austria make possible because the president of extend the fund to bella who is from the green party and sort of like a moderating figure in the country he emphasized that trust needs to be regained in institutions and that elections just have to be held as soon as possible so that he is early september nothing else that is doable here in austria bought people who have been hoping last night during those demonstrations maybe for a more thorough cleaning off the stables they are going to be disappointed because it seems that chancellor courts the prime minister's office austria everybody situated here on the boat house in vienna in those fabulous palaces behind us that chance recurrences just g

for more on the story i'm joined now by klaus from posts in vienna who is following the story for us klaus what exactly did the austrian chancellor say. to make a long story short he said it's about to cause the start of 2 years old chancellor of austria since 15 months enough is enough meaning yet very often at problems with those saying this came coming out of the freedom democratic party this writing party this right being populist party and he said this video as the end point and be finished record isn't immediately and we go there's never elections most probably in my view they're going to take place in september surely snap elections were to be expected after this but explain to us exactly why curt's had to do this it to do this this video was of the only effect she had to invision during these 17 months she approached together is the freedom party there are several other locations for example not only defect that in this video enters into talked about he wanted to change the media outlets in africa in austria in account of what has done in anger. besides the fact that he said

reporter: this is vienna is -- vienna's iconic saint stephen's cathedral.or the first time in history, a service was held here for an athlete, niki laudada.he is one of the best drivers the sport has ever seen. the was able to pay their respects until midday. >> i stood in line for one hour and it was definitely worth it. >> he was simply a great human being and especially a great austrian. >> niki lauda was not just a great racer but also a good businessman. he did a lot for austria, salzburg, and vienna. reporter: he retired in 1985 but remained active in the sport throughout his life. three walked beside the coffin as it left the church. a final farewell to one of the greats of formula one, before his burial in a family-only ceremony. sumi: a reminder now of our top story. in his first public comments regarding his investigation, u.s. special counsel robert mueller says his report into russian interference in the u.s. election does not exonerate president trump. he added his team -- if his team was confident the president did not commit a crime, they wou

formula one says its final farewell to a motor sport legend mickey lauder will be buried today in vienna following his death last week at the age of 70. a minute thanks so much for joining us german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccall. have clashed over who should take europe's top job it's a rest sign of discord between the french and german leaders these knuckleheads made it clear she favors a german candidate for the post of european commission president but not call has called for the selection system to be changed it comes as government heads missing brussels to discuss the blocs leadership for the next 5 years. for more on this i'm joined by our correspondent teri schultz in brussels hi terry now the european council is split into those defending the lead candidate system and those who are against it can you tell us a little bit more about these 2 options. that's right anya and beneath that they're split it even more than 2 but yes one of the major discussions right now is whether they should stick to the system that's called live lead candidate system and

as a journalist he's written books on the far right movement in austria and he joins us now from vienna by skype michael i believe right now you as a protest against the coming of government and the wake of these revelations on this video. that's absolutely true and i'm memorable at the outside because of the connections directly in this at the center of vienna in front of the government buildings there are thousands protesting by don't know busy maybe you made your the silent of the demonstration it's like 20300 meters away from me and michael how do you think all of this is going to affect the coalition government does this mean the trust is breaking down between the 2 parties well basically we don't know what will have right now the trial slows about them quotes of their calls over to. people's party here in aus the press conference it was 1st announced were true in the off the noon local time. old lady have. so we don't know what we'll have but basically there are 2 possibilities one possibility is the conservative people's polity raking the coalition with the right wing extremist a

in vienna last year. when they got blown up and i hope that this meeting will allow us to strengthen ties between the people of peoples of our countries in sport and industry cation. in culture and in conclusion i'd like to thank the. president of austria and all of our colleagues for this productive and very constructive dialogue we've had today usually i'm confident that the agreements we've reached will help further develop the entire range of. our corporation efforts thank you. mr broughton so thank you very much for inviting me here to sochi and thank you for a very warm welcome here please again in. an interview which has had a very interesting hour some stout dogs. we had every opportunity to change our opinions. of certain issues traditionally in russia. have had very good relations it's true for out of this century and for all this century which we see that what mr putin mansion the 95 agreement it out yesterday we are celebrating it send a verse 3 words in 9 to 55 this agreement was signed in al

vienna has long been a bridge between europe's east and west. decades after the cold war it's still a playground for foreign agents who employ methods like the one that helped topple austria's freedom party. political scientist and hunch accost off is also based in vienna he's an expert on the influence moscow exerts on europe's far right far right organizations and poets is. some of the few. political forces in europe that are still ready to cooperate with the kremlin the kremlin needs. a law is in the west. in 2017 russian president vladimir putin attended the wedding of austria sporran minister a member of the freedom party. and its you tube channel the freedom party celebrates its close ties to putin's united russia party. in. the after party leadership for bridge builders and peacemakers in moscow. in 2016 that then head of the freedom party heinz christian structure signed a cooperation pact with the united russia party despite the rift between russia and the e.u. i think about 2000 foot seeing all the developments in 2014 especially train

steve shade in vienna thank you. this is news life a burden still to come the mexican mother searching for their children in a country where drug cartels disappear thousands of people every year not just in the often corrupt police families are forced to take matters into their own hands but sometimes devastating results. first the german chancellor angela merkel is being honored by one of the country while one of the world's most prestigious universities harvard university is awarding her its honorary doctorate of laws degree chancellor merkel has been on campus in cambridge massachusetts to receive on the university for its commitments commencement ceremony later she's due to give the commencement commencement speech in less than 4 hours and we'll bring you that lie. ahead about the joint washington bureau chief alexandra fall naaman outside harvard university welcome alexandra why did they choose the chancellor. the president of the university said in a statement when the announcement was made that a miracle is on

who was pan-european and he worked in vienna born in germany worked in vienna has his work got translated into french and you're french italian you've worked in the netherlands you've worked in the baltic states you've worked all over. i want to actually take us back to your home country of italy i know that you like to cook a lot so i hope that you'll enjoy this next piece because italian food i don't have . tell you this is often cited as the most popular cuisine in the world and some of its famous mainstays tell you parmesan cheese parma ham and bowen is sauce come from one specific region in the country's north. where you find the city's apartment and it's blessed with some of italy's most fertile fields and vineyards and the wealth of flavors. near the city of parma daddio peggotty supervises the production of parmesan cheese he monitors the curdling separates the kurds from the way. he wants me to cheese wheels are placed in a brine solution for 2 weeks and they're left to right then for at least a year the cheese maker can tell whether a cheese is right but the sound it makes. we m

so the political work in austria is going to change in all likelihood all right barbara faisal in vienna we thank you very much for that let's turn now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world . thousands of pro e.u. demonstrators have taken to the streets across europe including here in berlin this comes just one week before european parliamentary elections organizers hope to get out the vote for pro e.u. parties and to take a stand against populism and against the far right. swiss voters have cast ballots in a referendum on gun control early projections show the measure has passed the question was whether access to semi automatic weapons should be restricted and more training required for owners switzerland has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world. in colombia former fark leader soissons hernandez was hospitalized in police custody on saturday the 52 year old had been released from prison earlier in the day but he was immediately rearrested in connection with a drug trafficking investigation by the united states hospital officials in bogota say t

at the vienna center for design moment and nonproliferation she joins me now as it over thanks very much for joining us now based on the research that you've conducted sold off do you find that nuclear weapons are be used more for strategic diplomacy and potentially the risk of nuclear confrontation may not be that high. hi thanks for having me. well the risk of use of nuclear weapons is very much on the mind of many experts and many governments today which was evident at a recent meeting of state parties to the confession treaty and the reason for that is that there's certainly an increased section of the risk of these nuclear weapons due to righty or factors one of the key of which is the rising tension between the united states russia now that the the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons this exists but has not yet been ratified it received only 23 of the 50 ratifications into needs so that it can be enforced why do you think it is missing the ratifications well for it it depends on on the countries right some countries are in the process and and they are going through th

some more on the story and for that we're joined by a correspondent bob these also standing by in vienna hello to you barbara so do we know yet when these fresh elections in austria are going to be held and what would it mean what is it going to mean for a coalition government. we don't know yet when there will be help these selection maryanna the likely date is late september maybe even early october because it takes more than 6 weeks to prepare an election in austria more than a week to just solve the parliament that is now sitting and nobody does something like this during the summer vacation so plus you need a bit of time for campaigning don't you so yes it's likely that in early fall there are going to be elections in austria the morning after the big demonstrations here is still quite the concert course it's just meeting the president funded balance and they are talking about how to carry on how this government can continue because there are more contentious people in cabinet the home affairs minister for instance never to kill who is really highly sort of accused of being extremel

barbara vessel reporting in vienna thank you. now it was a night to remember for the netherlands at the grand final of the euro vision song contest took place last night in tel aviv as usual is packed full of glitz and kids but the world's biggest music competition didn't pass without some controversy either let's take a look. duncan lawrence of the netherlands had been the competition favorite and in the end the book my kids were right words can describe what i'm feeling now i'm feeling so much emotions everything that i wanted to do on stage it came out. it came out so good and i really felt the song and this is like the result the results combined national jury pictures found 5 rats. not only do it because. it leaves my mood for the 2nd with an upbeat number called so there's a few of those are the goblet is a little bit. ok let's arrest ballad they did a good for rush on. your visions rules forbid mixing music in politics but there's often the serve of controversy to go with the pop this year icelandic group atari made headli

its final farewell to a voter sport legend nicky lauder is being buried today in his hometown of vienna austria following his death last week at the age of $70.00 and $1.00 of european clubs football's biggest matches the europa league final kicks off its just a few hours but under a cloud fans from english clubs arsenal and chelsea are mostly steering clear of the box with stadium in azerbaijan as the country contends with human rights issues and the fact that it's a long a long way from blocked. i'm sorry kelly walk into the program nigeria's president mohamad hari has been sworn in for a 2nd and final term the 76 year old took the oath of office and open air ceremony in the capital of gujarat but he did not give and then on hero address a number of regional leaders attended the low key event in africa's most populous nation. and our correspondent on a char has been following the inauguration and. people are packing up here at eagle square and if you look to my right that's the stage for president hu hari was sworn in for a 2nd time in his life but this time around the ceremony was ra

reporting from vienna time to look at some other stories making news around the world russian police have detained volkov a key opposition figure while called as a close ally of top opposition leader alexei navalny he was charged with helping organize a rally against a controversial pension reform last year and faces up to 30 days in jail. joke over there has been reelected as indonesia's president though the one just over 55 percent of the vote according to the election commission the result was released ahead off amid fears of violent unrest opponent for my gender. has refused to concede defeat after claiming widespread cheating. workers at droom biggest airports are on a 24 hour strike that scores hundreds of flight cancellations the airline alitalia said it had scrubbed $300.00 flights and its of these men transferred union is pushing for a deal to get into the future of the airline which has been taken by the government . the u.s. has temporarily ease the restrictions on high rate introduced last week for the next 3 months sol american companies will be able to continue to provi

its final farewell tweet motor sports legend mickey lauder is being buried today in his hometown of vienna austria following to death last week at the age of 70. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program nigeria's president muhammadu buhari has been sworn in for a 2nd and final term the 76 year old took the oath of office at an open ceremony in the capital a boot but he did not give an inaugural address a number of regional leaders attended the loci event in africa's most populous nation. is reporting from eagle square in a job where president inauguration just took place funny we are hearing of a low key ceremony walk us through what you're seeing. well 1st of all let me just share the situation that happened just moments after the president has left the square and the red carpet is just being rolled up by now a crowd basically stormed the square and did it trying to get what ever they could get their hands on anything connected to the inauguration but also water bottles things that they could tell outside of the square which definitely shows you a part of the state of the country that is ab

and have me join our correspondent bob levy is that who is keeping track of that story in vienna momof the austrian chances suboxone courts was on the pressure to sack is interior minister and he's on the far right feet of body but he's refused to do this do we know what the strategy is . it seems the nation was waiting with bated breath and particularly the austrian and the international press here in vienna but it seems that sebastian course is still playing technique a tactical games it seems that he still doesn't want to take responsibility to sensitive freedom party from his government and from the coalition himself enough and he puts the responsibility for that onto the president and he says that he doesn't want to sort of take the decision away from him and speak before the president would to sort of come out here and say what he wants and how he wants to proceed which of course is just an excuse so he's still playing games he's still sort of trying to keep things alive and trying to somehow keep contact to the freedom party freedom party it is a very different picture than wh

saying its final farewell to a motor sport legend niki lauder will be buried today in his hometown of vienna austria following his death last week at the age of. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program nigerian president mohamad has been inaugurated for a 2nd and final term today due to security concerns. with already used organized a low key ceremony some with president obama degree hari took his oath of office at eagle square in the capital city of marjah a number of african leaders attended the occasion in africa's most populous nation . and we're now we're joined by w. funny char who is reporting from eagle square in a blue gym where president hu hari's inauguration is still ongoing funny we're hearing of a low key ceremony why is that and what has the turnout in line. the president who are actually just warning and gracious actually about getting of else's hearing actually comes in the background if you look at the hyatt these areas where i am right now a specific forward of focus a were not fired a lot of people there to average ordinary citizens from of injured rather high representati

in vienna. plus u.s. president trump steps up his war of words on your breath and saying it will be met with great force if it moves against u.s. targets in the middle east iran is playing him at his own game telling him in a tweet to show some respect. oh i'm terry martin thanks for joining us austrian formula one great niki lauda has died at the age of 70 to 13 world titles and famously survived a terrible crash at the 1976 german grand prix he was badly burned but remarkably won 2 of his titles after the accident he is the only man to win championships with leading racing teams ferrari and. clarence. he went on to found his own airline and later became non-executive chairman of mercedes during their recent domination of formula one you can drop back on the wheel in later life competing in charity events will be remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. well joining me to discuss the legacy we have mark meadows from d.w. sport hello mark so the racing world has l

caused by the fire which consumed his car 40 years before in 2018 he underwent a lung transplant in vienna. the 3 time world champion will be remembered both for his talent behind the wheel and his extraordinary courage to return to the sport he loved. and joining me to discuss nicky loungers legacy we have mark meadows from dede of the sport welcome aka sad day for the world of sport many of describing niki lauda as a legend they you've met him what kind of impression did he make on you just a very friendly guy mean after his retirement you used to come to basically every f one race he could come to he was a summarize of german television i've covered f one race is talked to him in the paddock he would have time for absolutely everybody and if you wanted to know something about formula one you going to know which driver was moving to which to which race was going to be called off the counter the next year he really did know everything and as a racing driver he was one of the best i mean winning 3 will titles is no mean feat to do it when you've had this horrific accident to win 2 of them

the austrian world summit on climate action is underway in vienna organizers are urging world leaders to stick to the agreements outlined in the paris accord and publish new commitments by next year it is the brainchild of former california governor arnold schwarzenegger also in attendance is swedish climate activists gratitude she's inspired tens of thousands of young people around the world with her fridays for futures to strike and when her speech she had a stark message for the audience of a list during the last months millions of children have been school striking for the climate's gaining lots of attention for the climate crisis but we children are not the leaders. nor are the scientists unfortunately. but many of you here today are. presidents celebrities politicians c.e.o.'s and journalists people listen to you. they are influenced by you. and therefore you have an enormous responsibility. and let's be honest this is a responsibility that most of you have paid to take talk now about that enormous responsibility i'm joined by my colleague john from our environment desk i mean y

our proposal in vienna austria informant a one legend mickey lauder has died at the age of 70 family says he passed away in his sleep in a hospital in zurich his health had been affected by horrific crash of the 976 german grand prix is being remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. this was the race that changed nicky lauder's life the austrian was pulled from the burning wreckage by fellow driver later a priest read the then reigning world champion his last rites despite his horrific burns and lung damage his stunningly return to race just 6 weeks later he would go on to claim 2 more world titles and a glittering career his remarkable comeback and rivalry with british driver james hunt inspired the hollywood movie rush overcoming adversity remained a mantra of louder throughout his life. but i want to say one thing i've seen people here winning and losing so that led to 30 kid is the award to the losers because for my own experience winning is one thing god of losing always learned more louder is the only man to have won championships for b