any social security benefits the child on both sides of the atlantic. this is reasons. why a launch is was could be the world's smartest 5 g. phone today does it have a fighting chance on the market without access to popular apps like google maps. also on the show is the train between the e.u. and south americas marker so dead in the water lawmakers in austria reject the agreement shooting down one of the world's biggest trade to. the good economy creates thousands of new jobs but most of them are temporary incomes without any social security benefits the child from both sides of the atlantic. there's reasons . unveiled its 1st new smartphone since the us added it to a trade blacklist the chinese company has been showing off that it made 30 and made certain cro to launch events in munich today because of restrictions on u.s. companies working with the new smartphones are not expected to have any google apps and let's say that could put many potential customers off new features off the made 30 include a full lens camera. on . the studio by mark tidd since he's a tech exp

what has the reaction been i know that there's been a lot of reaction to on the other side of the atlantic yeah let's look at financial markets for the reaction has been somewhat subdued. you know even though there are there is more money likely to be flowing into the financial markets and well across the atlantic one bird fury in the white house donald trump using basically the peg of these to be at the end taking aim at the federal reserve again tweeting they are trying and succeeding in depreciating the year against a very strong dollar hurting u.s. exports and the fed sits and sits and sits they get paid to borrow money while we are paying interest so there's another attack by the u.s. president on the federal reserve which is to decide on its monetary policy next week all right chris cuomo as always thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with russian president vladimir putin today the 2 leaders reportedly discussed military cooperation they've managed to warm up relations in recent year

we have to throw around so we're not going to line up and this this is the 3rd one stalled over the atlantic region so i mean this is something new for the scientists to predict as well yeah new research and you know a new challenge to for people who live along the coast for sure that divide so even with climate analytics dr side we've been shit you coming in and helping us understand what's going on over the atlantic tonight thank you and you. are going to take you now to hong kong where the embattled in chief executive carrie lamb insists that she has no intention of stepping down and that is despite a leaked recording of her saying that she wants to quit after these 3 months of unrest that we've seen in the chinese territory for jesters have expressed mixed feelings about the recording some suspect that it was actually leaked by the chief executives supporters. carrie lamb was given the task of smoothing the waters 24 hours after her own candid woods made waves at an incredibly tense and delicate moment in the region's history. i have never attended a recitation to the central people's go

could you lay out what's what are some of the dangers that this storm still poses for people on the atlantic coast so one thing we have to remember when a hurricane starts to weaken so to speak is that it's not really weakening per se in terms of the size of the storm in fact when hurricanes what are called spin down even though their core of strong winds isn't quite as strong the core actually expands so now we're seeing this wind field broaden anough to encompass the coast whereas before it wouldn't do that so more areas along the media coast on in the united states are at risk for that wind and the wind isn't even all that bad when you compare to the coastal flooding there are a lot of areas in florida and the carolinas this it only perhaps half a meter to a meter above sea level and we're talking a one to 2 meter storm surge that could put some coastal areas under water during the high tides in the next few days. and this hurricane has been said have been one of the most powerful on record what does it tell us about this year's atlantic hurricane season so linac arcane season right now i

of them are temporary and comes without any social security benefits the child on both sides of the atlantic. this reasons. is welcome. unveiled its 1st new smartphone since the us added it to a trade blacklist the chinese company has been showing off the feet in a 30 and made certain crow at a launch event in munich today because of restrictions on u.s. companies working with the new smartphones are not expected to have any google apps and let's say that could put many potential customers off new features off the made 30 include a 4 lens camera. and . the studio he's a tech expert based here in berlin mark how do you see the chances for this kind of smartphone on the market without access to popular maps like google and it's not clear.

hurricane dorian is getting closer to the united states southeastern atlantic coast after leaving at least 5 people dead in the bahamas the hurricane has weakened to a category 2 storm after devastating the bahamas but it's still packing winds of more than 170 kilometers an hour millions of people in florida georgia and the carolinas have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm inches closer meteorologist matthew joins me now from washington welcome matthew so the hurricane lingered in especially a long time over the bahamas is is that kind of thing unusual you know something i have not seen during my career before to see a category 5 hurricane linger that long sure we get stronger storm from time to time but this storm moved at less than 2 kilometers per hour for 24 hours and in the process scour the ground with winds in excess of 250 kilometers per hour. that does sound like quite a storm so with that in mind where is this storm expected to head now what's the latest track. so the storm a since weakened a little bit down to a category 2 right now but it is still threatened s

the spanish had millions of africans abducted and torn from their own lands and shipped across the atlantic to the caribbean. the immediate destination after the brutal sea journey was the port city of kut to hang on to india's or the slaves or auctioned off fun prosser de i don't wanna. buyers continually appeared and examined the condition of the slaves teeth their age and state of else critical them both reported on the inhumane events seen at the slave auctions they forcibly wrenched their mouths open just as we see a horse market. got to hit the president because they know was a kind of marketplace where slaves were bargained over just like any other goods whether indigenous or african here they were no longer viewed as human beings but as a commodity with the. tensional to earn their owners a lot of money but major landowners came here from all over the colonies looking for labor. my the for agricultural production in the house the endo's or and domestic servants in the cities. what up out of the slave trade that he now became an important commercial hub of the colonial era. anybody.

what has the reaction been i know that there's been a lot of reaction to on the other side of the atlantic yes look at financial markets for the reaction has been somewhat subdued. you know even though there are there is more money likely to be flowing into the financial markets and well across the atlantic one bird fury in the white house donald trump using basically the peg of the z.b. at the end taking aim at the federal reserve again tweeting they are trying and succeeding in depreciating the euro against a very strong dollar hurting u.s. exports and the fed sits and sits and sits they get paid to borrow money while we are paying interest so there's another attack by the u.s. president on the federal reserve which is to decide on its monetary policy next week all right because there were as always thank you. vaccinations have been one of the greatest successes of public health saving an estimated $2500000.00 lives every year but bax a nation rates are in the cloth leading to outbreaks of preventable diseases all around the world it is a problem that will be addressed today and tomorrow

or the correspondent public in washington public thank you are really crossed back here across the atlantic to the u.k. where it was another even full day in and of in a week moments ago british prime minister boris johnson addressed parliament in london and challenge the opposition labor party to table a motion of confidence in his government the british parliament resumed sitting today after the supreme court yesterday declared its suspension by the prime minister to be unlawful that decision was welcomed by opponents of brecht's it but it has enraged many of those who want the u.k. to leave the european union yesterday rather than tomorrow or cross over like the one did in just a moment but 1st let's listen to johnson's call for a confidence vote. the silly thing for the party all because it does not have called for us in the government they will have a chance to prove that they have until one house right easy is to have let them listen and have the one i have the person who has to make sure this one is missing because they have until the house rises today to table a motion of no confide

issued evacuation orders dorian is tied for the 2nd most powerful hurricane to ever be recorded in the atlantic ocean and it is one of the hardest to predict the models used by meteorologists continue to update and reissue the expected path of the storm which we see there but even now dorian could just as easily veer to the west and collide with florida instead of skirting the coast of the carolinas and going out to sea to die all right for more on this now we want to pull in the media ologists who is following the storm with us matthew compute she he is watching everything from washington d. c. good evening to you matthew i understand correct me if i'm wrong that there are more variables to consider. more than we would usually be considering when it comes to predicting dorian's path we've heard of the bermuda high being a factor but that's just one of the what are these variables that are making it so hard to predict. yes of the remuda high is off the east right now and it's been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering cur

issued evacuation orders dorian is tied for the 2nd most powerful hurricane to ever be recorded in the atlantic ocean and it is one of the hardest to predict the models used by meteorologists continue to update and reissue the expected path of the storm which we see there but even now dorian could just as easily veer to the west and collide with florida instead of skirting the coast of the carolinas and going out to sea to die all right for more on this now we want to pull in the media ologists who is following the storm with us matthew compute she he is watching everything from washington d. c. good evening to you matthew i understand correct me if i'm wrong there are more variables to consider. more than we would usually be considering when it comes to predicting dorian's path we've heard of the bermuda high being a factor but that's just one to be one of these variables that are making it so hard to predict. it was sort of immune to hi it's off the east right now and it's been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering curr

issued evacuation orders dorian is tied for the 2nd most powerful hurricane to ever be recorded in the atlantic ocean and it is one of the hardest to predict the models used by meteorologists continue to update and reissue the expected path of the storm which we see there but even now dorian could just as easily veer to the west and collide with florida instead of skirting the coast of the carolinas and going out to sea to die all right for more on this now we want to pull in the media ologists who is following the storm with us matthew compute she he is watching everything from washington d. c. good evening to you matthew i understand correct me if i'm wrong there are more variables to consider. more than we would usually be considering when it comes to predicting dorian's path we've heard of the bermuda high being a factor but that's just one of the what are these variables that are making it so hard to predict. yes of the remuda high is off the east right now and it's been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering currents

issued evacuation orders durian is tied for the 2nd most powerful hurricane to ever be recorded in the atlantic ocean and it is one of the hardest to predict the models used by meteorologists continue to update and reissue the expected path of the storm which we see there but even now dorian could just as easily veer to the west and collide with florida instead of skirting the coast of the carolinas and going out to sea to die all right for more on this now we want to pull in the media ologists who is following the storm with us matthew compute she he is watching everything from washington d. c. good evening to you matthew i understand correct me if i'm wrong that there are more variables to consider. more than we would usually be considering when it comes to predicting dorian's path we've heard of the bermuda high being a factor but that's just one to me what are these variables that are making it so hard to predict. yes so the remuda high is off the east right now and it's been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering curr

issued evacuation orders dorian is tied for the 2nd most powerful hurricane to ever be recorded in the atlantic ocean and it is one of the hardest to predict the models used by meteorologists continue to update and reissue the expected path of the storm which we see there but even now dorian could just as easily veer to the west and collide with florida instead of skirting the coast of the carolinas and going out to sea to die for more on this now we want to pull in the media ologists who is following the storm with us matthew compute she he is watching everything from washington d. c. good evening to you matthew i understand correct me if i'm wrong that there are more variables to consider. more than we would usually be considering when it comes to predicting dorian's path we've heard of the bermuda high being a factor but that's just one to me what are these variables that are making it so hard to predict. yes of the remuda high is off the east right now and it's been sitting there and the question for a while was how close would that come to the coast that effects the steering currents that

destructive but it is a shadow of what it was just a few days ago when it became a category 5 storm in the atlantic and then slammed into the bahamas stalling there for almost 2 days the devastation so great authorities say it will take a generation to recover residents say the impact of the storm is so deep they are now referring to life in the bahamas dorian and post during the seemingly impossible task of providing aid shelter and food to everyone in need has begun along with efforts to rescue the wives dorrian did not wash away. in the hearts of the hurricane volunteer rescuers struggle to find what they're looking for but they dangling from the attic of a home life trapped by the storm one by one a family imagines from the darkness. the more fortunate are already returning home to dorian's destruction. the island family's house was flooded everything destroyed all they want for to graf's my wife . she said she turned off she said the window not the front door she said one driver. this was the scene when the islands made their daring escape clutching their most prized possessions. paradise has

what has the reaction been i know that there's been a lot of reaction to on the other side of the atlantic yeah let's look at financial markets for the reaction has been somewhat subdued. you know even though there are there is more money likely to be flowing into the financial markets and well across the atlantic one bird fury in the white house donald trump using basically the peg of the z.b. at the end taking aim at the federal reserve again tweeting they are trying and succeeding in depreciating the euro against a very strong dollar hurting u.s. exports and the fed sits and sits and sits they get paid to borrow money while we are paying interest so there's another attack by the u.s. president on the federal reserve which is to decide on its monetary policy next week right because there were as always thank you. are here some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world beijing has some of the german ambassador after germany's foreign minister met with hong kong democracy activists just so long in berlin this week beijing in kucing germany of meddling in its affai

told the mining coast of africa and looking at the shorelines across the atlantic it's easy to see why the gambia is a very popular destination for tourists but equally those escaping the winter in europe but what are some of the unintended consequences of tourism well i have a group of young people here who are going to help me answer that question and i'm going to start with killer actually a rapper but he uses his music. until you find the voice of young people and the issues around him so killer ace i've had it said that the gambia is a sex tourism hotspot is a true. absolutely it definitely has a hospital. i can understand if it was only limited towards people who are on the same category as adults but it's even went down to a level where you see paedophilia like on a rapid basis children as young as 9 years old you know being preyed on by tourists you know so it's not just the sex tourism of prostitutes and women of beautiful gagnon women you know but also the young generation who are coming up and are being exploited by you know sex tourism ok i want to speak to somebody who is

senegalese coast the village of popping green is already feeling the effects of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque. was not worth all the good it done when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their things and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to the car another city them in the winter for their cause. their situation as a result of events happening around the world sea levels are rising due to climate change carbon emissions and other greenhouse gases making the earth warm up. polar regions are seeing the permafrost saw play shows and ice sheets are melting rapidly. flooding storms and erosion on intensifying. underwater global warming is also having an impact increased c o 2 levels are turning our oceans more acidic and that along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senegal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. back and put penguin authorities have

them are temporary and come without any social security benefits the challenge on both sides of the atlantic city. isn't asia. as welcome. as unveiled its 1st new smartphone since the us added it to a trade blacklist the chinese company has been showing off the 30 and made certain cro to launch event in munich today because of restrictions on u.s. companies working with it the new smartphones are not expected to have any google apps i'm going to say that could put many potential customers off new features of the made 30 include a 4 lens camera. and. the studio by mark tidd since he's a tech expert based here in berlin mike how do you see the chances for this kind of smartphone on the market without access to popular maps like google and it's not clear what the end road version is on that phone is it no i think they'll be very clear which i'm very averse into using i think the real question here is possible to believe that one up on your google and is not really about politics here is about users because not only google services and how to use different google products and we're talking about

the sinking of the freighter ground america after caught fire off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick. following accidents like this holger own but how and from trace and technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless so called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. was i don't think we've developed a method to absorb oil the oil by this can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather but they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university is of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown on to the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours the oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the high seas the oi

the sinking of the freighter ground america after caught fire off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick following accidents like this hold her own but how and from tracing technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless so called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. as i don't think we've developed a method to absorb oil in the oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather or they can then be used to absorb the oil. so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university is of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the word chips are thrown onto the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours that oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the high seas the o

the sweetest teenager who sailed across the atlantic to make a point about climate change received a high honor in washington d.c. on monday talking of course about grated to birth. was the award ceremony. swedish climate activists granted to bergen several of her fridays for future colleagues received embassy international's highest award here in washington d.c. they called for further action and pressure to be put on governments across the planet and also called for young and old to come out on september 20th and 27th to coincide with the un climate summit taking place in new york in mass protest across the world. and to turn bird called on the audience there to get involved in bringing about change the changes and the politics required to take on this crisis simply doesn't exist today that is why every single one of us must push from every possible angle to hold. those responsible accountable and to make the people in power act and to take the measures we quiet it may seem impossible to pull the emergency brake and yes that is what we have to do that was great and burke in washing

them are temporary and comes without any social security benefits the challenge on both sides of the atlantic. is reasons and. as welcome. unveiled its 1st new smartphone since the us added it to a trade blacklist the chinese company has been showing off the 30 and made certain cro to launch event in munich today because of restrictions on u.s. companies working with well it the new smartphones are not expected to have any google apps have a say that could put many potential customers off new features off the made 30 include a 4 lens cap. on . the studio are marketed since he's a tech expert based here in berlin mike how do you see the chances for this kind of smartphone on the market without access to popular maps like google and it's not clear what the end road version is on the phone is it not i think they'll be very clear which i'm very versed in the using i think the real question here is the possible to believe up on your google and is not really about politics here is about users because not only google services and how to use different google products and we're talking about 250 or so

correspondent susan if it's likely the european decision will have reputations on the other side of the atlantic. as early as next week the federal reserve is expected by many on the financial markets to cut interest rates again and it's very unlikely the the fed is doing this because of donald trump's tweet you know the u.s. president is constantly putting pressure on the fed to cut rates but the fed has the same reason that mario draghi mentioned in that sound bite you just played also in the united states the outlook for businesses has become more in secure inflation perspectives have weakened so the fed is inclined to do something by the way the u.s. budget deficit the deficit of the united states has just reached one trillion u.s. dollars again so off course mr trump once lower interest rates it allows the treasury to take on more debt and of course it reduces the borrowing costs for the united states there is a lot of resistance to what the e.c.b. did yesterday though and it's not just trump. no it's not just trump insiders of the e.c.b. are reporting about loud opposition being voiced in

new jobs but most of them are only temporary without social security a challenge on both sides of the atlantic. welcome to the new business i want to get. you with us austria's parliament has voted to reject the plant a trade deal between the e.u. and south american nations following the decision from vienna the country might now block the agreement in brussels it's the latest blow to what's thought to be a landmark trade deal one that took 20 years to negotiate austria is the latest country to cast doubt on a deal that's been 20 years in the making for the past several months the planned agreement between the european union and for south american nations has shown signs of on ruffling a trading relationship worth $88000000000.00 euros a year is at stake the e.u. exports $45000000000.00 euros of goods to brazil argentina parikh y. and euro quite each year the markets are a block sends almost as much back. the deal would remove juice she's on over 90 percent of goods the e.u. exports to america soar that includes cars textiles and chemicals mercosur countries for their part would benefit from r

tropical thigh cologne but still packing dangerously strong winds after making landfall along canada atlantic coast heavy rainfall in nova scotia could lead to flooding and heavy winds knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people in the bahamas the storm left a trail of devastation thousands of people are scrambling to leave the islands and fleet dorian's catastrophic aftermath the death toll is now at 43 but many are still accounted for which is why this number is expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. to. leave me with nobody calls on the fire who will be on the cold who have nothing no are no power flows well i know. i it's 5 everything we're sleeping it's damage. is the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we for

the bahamas there right in the middle the atlantic ocean there are no stranger to hurricanes and other powerful storms so how well prepared does the country seem bahamas is pretty used to major storms i read somewhere that between 2015 and 27 tane in those years consecutively there were 3 category 4 storms on. is. a used to it the national emergency service this year told people to get prepared for. because they are becoming more frequent and more intense you have to really ask how much could they have done because the storm really destroyed houses that even had been built to the latest requirements building requirements in the bahamas you get the feeling from listening to the authorities that. they're used to storms bosh they were not expecting a storm as as big as this one because it swept through it was very intense and moved very very slowly like 2 kilometers an hour for 24 hours sorry there wasn't much they really could do all right gerri thank you very much for the latest and keep us posted. pope francis has arrived in mozambique the 1st stop of a 6 day tour that includes madagas

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downgraded to a post tropical cycle and but it's still packing dangerously strong winds as it whips canada atlantic coast hurricane warning remain in effect for parts of the provinces of new found land and nova scotia where more than 300000 people have already lost power the storm left a trail of devastation in the bahamas thousands of people there are trying to flee dorian's catastrophic aftermath the death toll is now at 43 but with many still unaccounted for it's expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until the bridge is really believe me nobody calls on the fire there will be over the course of the home nothing to go our no power flow for i know. i it's 5 everything we have to say everything is damage. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international. aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and a

senegalese coast the village of popping green is already feeling the effects of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque. the scope. when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their things and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to deckard or another city. in the bush for the. situation as a result of events happening around the world sea levels are rising too to climate change carbon emissions and other greenhouse gases making theo to warm up. polar regions seeing the permafrost saw glaciers and ice sheets all melting rapidly . flooding storms and erosion on tensor finding. on the water global warming is also having an impact increased c o 2 levels of turning our oceans more acidic and that along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senekal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. pack and pull penguin authorities have already built a sea wall. and the wall is a

need to be taken just safety via helicopter on now the the bahamas they're right in the middle the atlantic ocean there are no stranger to hurricanes and other powerful storms so how well prepared does the country seem will bahamas ease pretty used to major storms i read somewhere that between 2015 and 27 tain in there is years consecutively they were 3 category 4 storms on the on the bahama is so you their day used to is on the national emergency service this yeah told people to get prepared for because they becoming more frequent and more intense bought you have to really ask how much could they have done because these storm really destroyed how's is that even had been built to the latest our requirements building requirements in the bahamas you get the feeling from listening to the authorities that us there they used to storms boche day we're not expecting a storm as as big as this one because it spit 3 it was very intense a move very very slowly like to kill him a dozen al with for a 24 hour was sorry there wasn't doubt much they really could do all right gerrard read thank you very muc

the sinking of the freighter ground america after caught fire off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick. following accidents like this hold her own but how and from trace and technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless so called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. was i don't mean to i don't think we've developed a method to absorb oil the oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university as of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown on to the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours that oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the h

the sinking of the freighter ground america after cut far off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick following accidents like this holger own but how on from creation technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless. so-called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. was i don't think we've developed a method to absorb oil in the oil by this can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather where they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university is of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown on to the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours the oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the high seas the oil

tropical cyclone but it is still packing dangerously strong winds after making landfall along canada's atlantic coast heavy rainfall aide nova scotia could lead to flooding and heavy winds that are already knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people meanwhile of course in the bahamas the storm left a trail of devastation thousands are now scrambling to flee dorian's catastrophic off the modern the death toll is at 43 but with many people unaccounted for it is expected to rise sharply. cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything . until you know them break down leave me alone but you have no clothes on the fact there will be no have no clothes no hum nothing no life no foul up no why no. i it's 5 everything you say putting it i mean. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task and the destruction is so widespread that. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas gra

this week his teenager who sailed across the atlantic to make a point about climate change received a high honor in washington d.c. on monday i'm talking about great attend work force. was at the ord ceremony swedish climate activists granted to bergen several of her fridays for future colleagues received amnesty international's high's toward here in washington d.c. they called for further action on pressure to be put on governments across the planet and also called for young and old to come out on september 20th and 27th to coincide with the un climate summit taking place in new york in mass protests across the world. and. called on the audience to get involved in bringing about change. the changes and the politics you call i had to take on this crisis simply doesn't exist today that is why every single one of us must push from every possible angle to hold. those responsible accountable and to make the people in power act and to take the measures required it may seem impossible to pull the emergency brake and yet that is what we have to do whistleblower edward snowden's autobiography

welcome to the program at least 5 people are dead in the bahamas as hurricane dorian slowly batters the atlantic island nation the u.s. may be next a 1000000 people in florida georgia and south carolina have been ordered to evacuate as the category 4 monster storm creeps towards the u.s. east coast. it may have been downgraded to a category 4 hurricane but dorian continues to do its worst complete devastation that is cars mind bashing the bahamas the 2nd strongest storm on record has crushed cars snapped trees and ripped the roofs off homes floodwaters continue to choke roadways making it dangerous for residents to survey the damage the slow moving storm is expected to keep thrashing the island chain. but hani and prime minister hubert minutes called the devastation unprecedented tweeting during remains an extremely dangerous storm our focus right now is rescue recovery and prayer just to the west and up the coast the southeastern u.s. is bracing itself and taking no chances airports canceling thousands of flights. we had to change our flight original flight we changed it again yesterday we chan

the sinking of the freighter ground america after caught fire off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick. following accidents like this holder owned a home from trace and technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless. so-called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. as i mean toward and think we've developed a method to absorb oil the oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather or they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university is of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown onto the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours the oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the high seas t

the sinking of the freighter ground america after cut far off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick. following accidents like this hold her own but how and from trace and technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless. so-called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. as i made toward and think we've developed a method to absorb oil and in the oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather or they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university as of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown on to the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours that oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the h

tropical cyclone but it is still packing dangerously strong winds after making landfall along canada's atlantic coast heavy rainfall in nova scotia has knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people and in the bahamas the storm left a trail of devastation the death toll is now at $43.00 but with many still unaccounted for it is expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until you know them break down even the old nobody had no clothes on they thought to live you know have no clothes to have nothing no life no paolo flown well i know. i it's 5 everything via the same thing is to me. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task and the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we forget about the many keys around the close in particular they themselves. have we have to put the

senegalese coast the village of popping greenness already feeling the effect of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque. the scope was all the good it done when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their things and try to make a new start in the countryside if they have the money they go to the car another city. in the winter for their. their situation as a result of events happening around the world sea levels are rising due to climate change carbon emissions and other greenhouse gases are making the earth warm up. polar regions are seeing the permafrost saw places and ice sheets are melting rapidly. flooding storms and erosion on tense refining. underwater global warming is also having an impact increased c o 2 levels are turning our oceans more acidic and that along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senegal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. back and pumping when authorities have already

the sinking of the freighter ground america after camp fire off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick. following accidents like this hold their own but how and from tracing technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless. so-called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. and in the top end think we've developed a method to absorb oil oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university is of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown onto the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours that oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the high seas the

star of the event so far has been swedish teen activist great attorney birds who sailed across the atlantic on a 0 carbon you told to raise you a 10 before the a leaders took to the stage to endure gave an impassioned address accusing them of speaking empty words here's our powerful message this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. yet you'll come to us young people for hope how dare you. you have stolen my dreams my childhood with your empty words and yet i'm one of the lucky ones. people are suffering people are dying entire school systems are collecting we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about is money and fame or tales of eternal economic growth how did you 6 think of gratitude as they're calling out world leaders a little earlier but our correspondent alexander of our nominee is in new york where she's covering the climate summit and she spoke with climate scientist bill hare he is the founder of the influential policy institute based in berlin called climate analytics so there were leaders have

senegal's coast the village of popping greenness already feeling the effect of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque the scope was a sort of when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their fingers and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to the car another city. in the boot for their cause. their situation as a result of events happening around the world sea levels are rising due to climate change carbon emissions and other greenhouse gases making the earth warm up. polar regions are seeing the permafrost thaw glaciers and ice sheets are melting rapidly. flooding storms and erosion on intensifying. the fund the water global warming is also having an impact increased c o 2 levels are turning our oceans more acidic and that along with higher temperatures will cause fish stocks to dwindle especially in tropical areas like senekal. the i.p.c.c. report says that in order to avoid even more severe consequences the world needs to reduce carbon emissions immediately. back and coping when authorities have already bu

now to illegal game of chicken playing out on an island off the french atlantic coast a rooster name stands accused of causing noise pollution which led to a lawsuit after his owners refused to get rid of the crowing bird the countryside wyler's say they won't be bullied by their city slicker neighbors who own a 2nd home next door on thursday a local court is expected to rule it either side has fallen. a quiet lunch with maurice who could be france's most famous cockerel his owner coreen fares all has lived on the island of all over all for 35 years she points out the holiday home owned by the neighbors who is suing her they allege that morris is dawn cool at 5 am every morning is noise pollution madame fizeau sees this as an attack on the rural way of life. was it is repugnant. i said i'm not going to let myself be pushed around all our elected officials back me it's a big problem people have to understand that in the city they are used to city noises but in the countryside there are other noises that have always been that and that then normal things really it is. more the case has

far you see her right there has been the swedish teen activist gratitude bag she sailed across the atlantic on the 0 carbon emissions boat to get to new york before the leaders took to the stage today to bear gave an impassioned address accusing them of speaking empty words here is her message this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. yet she will come to us young people for hope how dare you. you have still in my dreams my childhood with your empty words and yet i'm one of the documents people are suffering people are dying and tired ecosystems are collapsing we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about is money and fairy tales of is telling us economic growth how did you. 6 write there was good to make there at the united nations earlier today we're joining us for more from new york is our correspondent on xander phenomena good evening to you alexandra so. she had one question today for leaders from around the world how dare you i mean to have her words and they already made an impact. well you write t

tropical site plane but it is still packing dangerously strong winds off to making landfall along canada's atlantic coast heavy rainfall in nova scotia has knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people in the bahamas the storm left a trail of devastation the death toll is now at $43.00 but with many still unaccounted for it is expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until you know them break down you know the believe me nobody calls on the fire there will be order no cold you have nothing no you are no power of flow one of. i expect i everything we have the same thing is that me. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we forget about the many keys around the close in particular they themselves. we have to put the focus on th

could you lay out what's what are some of the dangers that this storm still poses for people on the atlantic coast so one thing we have to remember when a hurricane starts to weaken so to speak is that it's not really weakening per se in terms of the size of the storm in fact when hurricanes what are called spin down even though their core of strong winds isn't quite as strong the core actually expands so now we're seeing this wind field broad anough to compass the coast whereas before it wouldn't do that so more areas along the immediate coastline in the united states are at risk for that wind and the wind isn't even all that bad when you compare to the coastal flooding there are a lot of areas in florida and the carolinas this it only perhaps half a meter to a meter above sea level and when you're talking a one to 2 meter storm surge that could put some coastal areas under water during the high tides in the next few days and this hurricane has been said have been one of the most powerful on record what does it tell us about this year's atlanta current season. so right now it's actually bee

tropical cyclone but it is still packing dangerously strong winds after making landfall along canada's atlantic coast heavy rainfall in nova scotia could lead to flooding and heavy winds knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people in the bahamas the storm left a trail of devastation thousands of people there are scrambling to flee dorian's catastrophic aftermath the death toll is now. now at $43.00 but with many still unaccounted for it's expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. to know them brigida believe me nobody calls on me thought to live you have no cold you have nothing no you are no power of clothes well i know. i it's guys everything we have a separate thing is now me. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentim

tropical site came but it is still packing dangerously strong winds after making landfall along canada's atlantic coast heavy rainfall in nova scotia has knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people in the bahamas the storm has left a trail of devastation the death toll is now at 43 but with many still unaccounted for it is expected to rise sharply. cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until the bridge in the middle of nobody had no clothes on they thought there will be no have no cold you have nothing no love no power of clothes why no. i it's 5 everything be a separate thing it's found me. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we forget about the many keys around the close in particular they themselves. we have to put tremendous focus on

tropical cyclamen but it's still packing dangerously strong winds off to making landfall along canada's atlantic coast heavy rainfall in nova scotia has knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people in the bahamas the storm left a trail of devastation the death toll is now at $43.00 but with many still unaccounted for it is expected to rise sharply. a cruise ship full of evacuees from the bahamas the people on board have survived an apocalypse and for now they're the lucky ones. desperation is setting in for those left behind who've lost everything. until you know them bridges believe me nobody calls are made by the way over your no poles who have nothing you know are no power no war no. fine it's by everything we're saving is damage. as the scale of the destruction becomes clear international aid efforts are ramping up. but it's a complicated task the destruction is so widespread. we have 2 major islands in the bahamas grand bahama and abaco and oftentimes we forget about the many keys around the close that particular. we have to put tremendous focus. on those keys because we have resid