of the climate policies of u.s. presidents donald trump he's campaigning for more green energy and cuts in emissions but he says too many people still just don't know what's at stake. carlos watson agar is no newcomer to environmental activism but in bonn he said environmentalist's need to find ways to get their point across more effectively i can do the best action movie in the world but if i don't know how to communicate to the people to get them into the theater the movie is going to die at the box office it is going to go in the toilet so this is why it is so important if you start communicating it's time that we wake up it's time that we wake up and talk about would really matters here is what matters the twenty five thousand people are dying every day because of pollution sponson acre believes fighting climate change begins with a regional approach and many in the us are taking a similar view after president trump backed away from the paris climate accord.

more than two hundred u.s. politicians and celebrities voiced support for the accords two degree target in bonn we're still in is what they're saying despite trump and now more than ever. the u.s. geological survey is reporting a powerful earthquake in northern iraq and iraq preliminary measurements suggest a strength of seven point three and the epicenter was around thirty kilometers from the iraqi says. and wayne reports say at least fourteen provinces are affected including border cities sharon and come on shot at least six people are reported killed in iran and one in iraq as a result of terror. and football sets around have qualified for the world cup finals in russia next summer after holding northern ireland to a score and a strong base all the swiss had the advantage after scoring an away goal in their

one nil win in the first leg lost her as a result was mired in controversy that's with tens goal coming after a highly questionable handball penalty northern ireland have not qualified for the world cup since one thousand nine hundred eighty six. that's all for now but he'd be sure to tune in for more news at the top of the air and in the meantime you can always knock on charlap site that's on top of the new doc com for more of this. code to find tens of thousands of fans for their mega life sets. the mood it's just a really beautiful moment when you're able to share with people and even though. the break logo more air miles than some pilots. i can't answer every

panel personally anymore. three german d.j. superstars can't get any more bombastic the music didn't exist we had no idea what we wanted to hear and how to do it ourselves. between backstage rooms so disciplined and a twenty four seven social media presence. superstar deejays starting november twenty fifth on g.w. . today i'm talking to constantine cooler head of the german f.t.p. party's national youth organization welcome to our show mr cooler thank you. mr cooler you're only twenty eight years old you have already completed a two state examinations in law and are

a newly elected delegate to the german bundestag between the two of there are so many nice jobs out there why did it have to be politics. well the good thing is i learned a different profession first time a lawyer by training i might not have worked as one for a long just for a while after my second state examination but it's important to me to have a profession i trained for you never know your term in office only lasts for four years and it may well be over then but even if it is there will be other options for me but for now it's great to have this opportunity at twenty eight i mean the average age of bundestag m.p.'s is about fifty so being able to contribute at twenty eight is a real gift a great honor. but you laid the groundwork early on when you joined germany's young liberals when you were only thirteen other boys that age usually spend their time in front of a computer or at a sports club what on earth drove you into their arms at thirteen dollars with what's up with a good question i did all those things too i checked out a sports club games on my computer tried out acting private tutoring i tried all

sorts of things but somehow i always felt they didn't give me a chance to talk properly about the things i was really interested in and that i wasn't really being taken seriously as a young person and then thanks to internet connections that finally reached our village i discovered politics because of the forums run by the young liberal group i ended up joining could discuss politics not really grand to me i met people there who took me seriously they treated me as an equal and the enthusiasm that triggered in me still hasn't faded. the guys thought. after school you went to a private university to study law or public universities not good enough for you. there's a great public university in getting in right by where we lived i think lower is a subject you can study particularly well at public universities and it means you can meet people studying other subjects not just law. only law students. convinced me was its international focus we had to spend one trimester abroad i

went to paris and the support system for students a little different there but i quickly got a sense that you could really achieve a lot if you had the necessary ambition and that really appealed to me but i don't think you necessarily have to study at a private university. what's much more important is really knowing what you want to study. and once you've decided on a subject you have to figure out which university. you don't just blindly choose a private university that's not the way to go about it. you're very young and very career driven that fits well to the f.t.p.'s image of a party for high earners one that it was actually trying to shed what makes you so different from the liberal party members that were voted out of parliament in twenty thirteen as. well i know that you could think that looking at my resume but ambition and career orientation aren't necessarily negative. i've always made

a point of trying out different things and long before completing school when i was sixteen seventeen i spent a year in south america as an exchange student in ecuador. i lived with her family there went to a local school and spent a lot of time learning spanish and meeting people in the attic completely different perspective on life. i think that taught me to be a bit more relaxed about the whole question of being just career oriented or not it was an exciting time just like my time in france was so i can't really accept that criticism because i have always been aware of life outside of germany and even europe. and i think there's a combination of i'm interested in foreign cultures i'm interested in foreign languages on the one hand as well as an understanding for the way economics work on the other is what is always defined. but i also don't think you can judge a person's character just by their party membership i think that's

a stretch of border. too much labeling you know absolutely i read online that the f.t.p.'s political guiding principle is freedom whatever the circumstances does that mean freedom in the face of state opposition. pretty early on i began to ask myself why the liberal party why the f.d.p. . and when you trace it back of course it because of what the liberals wrested from the states bit by bit in the nineteenth century. freedom of opinion freedom of the press. taking that sentiment and transferring it to today's world the question arises how much video surveillance how much telecommunications surveillance is acceptable in an age when we spend so much time online. that is an important point to make when it comes to informational self-determination because if you feel like

you're being watched twenty four seven you will change your behavior without even noticing it and that's not what self-determination is supposed to mean so that's why yes in the west case informational self-determination must also be asserted in the face of state opposition take major corporations think of tax evasion or social networks they've created a public space that is practically replaced real public life then autonomy must also be defended against the private sector that's great but it's difficult to do take climate change which is a bone of contention for the new german government coalition talks there the slogan freedom whatever the circumstances isn't going to get you very far especially when it comes to voluntary commitments nothing's happening on the paris agreement disappointing isn't it and. now it's disappointing that the debate on this issue is being argued very narrowly everyone agreed to the climate goes into paris and. anyone who takes a different approach to measures is made out to be the bad guy i don't think it's

that simple above all we need to understand that in regions like the one i'm from lower saxony other measures are needed in the cities. on the. two measures include state intervening yes of course it would be much too easy to say our climate policies could be summarized as freedom whatever the circumstances that would be stopping short of the mark we have a programme for climate policy i honestly have to admit i wish the f.t.p. would take this issue a bit further i sometimes feel the f.t.p. is a bit too silent on environmental politics and in how they communicate to the public i hope that the coalition talks will help us to see that the environment can also be an issue for a liberal party though i wouldn't say it's my favorite issue i'm more interested in domestic and legal affairs as well as european politics but the f.t.p. still needs to drill deeper into the subject of climate policy is definitely. either way freedom or state we are wrecking our planet mr cool isn't it finally

time to fix a date to phase out combustion engines in portland. and we're happy to talk about dates but this state must take into consideration that there's a difference between rural and urban areas and that it makes a difference whether the state is set by the state or if engineers who understand the technology much better very example than i do say this is the date we walked. we also need to consider that in constituencies like mine there are communities for whom it makes a difference if i say immobility or if i say the combustion engine will be allowed here for a transitional period it's great that we can talk with the green party about how long this transition period might last and the environment definitely needs to be factored in biassed. green party has just taken its demand for a fixed target off the table what's your response. it was that he will respect that and think it's a great concession from the green party i would want my own party and the party

leadership to respond to this concession with a concession of their own but that's all i can say about it because i'm not part of the actual negotiations on the environment so i'm not in the loop but i find it incredibly decent of the green party to meet us halfway like that and i hope that we can respond in kind and not gloat like the c.s.u. did saying well it was an idiotic demand in the first place i just can't understand why they see as you did that that's not how you reach an agreement. you hinted at it earlier freedom or state do you think paying taxes is a good thing. well when you look at your payslip your tax declaration then your first thought usually is wow that's a lot. but when you look at how the country works and how we want a functioning police force and a free education system with universal basic services them sure taxes are a part of that the question is how high are the taxes and what incentives to these

taxes provide for example for research or for education haven't we got an awful lot of people paying out of a fifty percent of what they own it taxes and social security contributions a system in which people who work very hard have to pay so much and that's why we've worked out changes we want to make in tax policies the liberal party isn't against taxes but we need to talk about the way they are structured. some of your supporters would disagree do you accept the fact that there are lots of corporations and very rich people who find legal loopholes to cut their taxes right there. when it comes to major corporations evading taxes i agree they shouldn't be able to and massive amounts of money here and then avoid financing the common good there are also some interesting models proposed by environmentalist. he said but there's nothing you can do if. the netherlands and luxemburg keep saying. well we have to have a serious talk about the advantages these states get from the free movement of

capital for example. they have advantages and operate their business model on the basis that capital that they want to keep there can be transferred anywhere to be invested and that advantage has to be linked to certain issues and that's where we have to talk about taxes i think a lot of what emanuel makassar jested for the european union is worth considering why doesn't germany enter into negotiations with france on tax policy i think that'd be a good thing his initiative shows that it is possible to consider new ideas in europe so maybe this new window to have this conversation with france is an opportunity to change how major corporations evade taxes. there are so many things to talk about but i'm afraid our time is up so to close our interview we now come to our open sentences and ask you to finish them for us. what i like about horse a horse is. best when he actually sticks to his positions.

and what i don't like about the green party is. gloated when the f.t.p. lost all its seats in parliament in twenty thirteen. s.p.d. parliamentary group leader. an interesting person i would like to have a coffee with some time as long as she doesn't smack me one afterwards in twenty years i will be. happy hopefully constantine cooler thank you very much thank you. duramax this week's highlights. jewelry artists display their beautiful whereas in vietnam a massively monumental postwar move to this dark attack just once despised it's now

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is a dead devil bike a from austria. food temple salo is a top restaurant in ukraine. and jewelry days weeks ring gold and glitter event in vienna. well first up we travel to austria to meet a twenty two year old biker who is a professional and you cheap stuff fabio fitna regularly uploads his stunning stunts to the video platform where he has almost eight hundred thousand subscribers in fact his clips have attracted over ninety million views in total it's no wonder he basically does pacu on a bike jumping over walls hopping from roof to roof and performing gravity defying stunts his latest extreme sightseeing tour is set in the austrian capital vienna.

margetts is kicks from exhilarating downhill rides and somewhat unusual routes as residents of cities across europe in this case vienna can testify. the bike he rides is smaller and more maneuverable than a mountain bike making it ideal for stunts. trials bike and do almost everything back for. whatever. you have complete creative license that's what i find fascinating about trials biking the freedom to do what you want. real stipulation was like there are another sports.