>>elcome to global 3000! can nature conservation offer tax breaks? new opportunities are opening up for landowners in south africa. in tunisia, we find out how local fishermen are fighting an invasive species of crab. but first we head to china where despite the lessons of the pandemic, climate protection still takes a backseat to economic growth. when the coronavirus crisis began early this year, much of the world went into lockdown. factory production stalled, ships remained docked, aircraft were grounded, imports and exports shrank. finally, nature could take a breather. according to one study, in the first half of this year, carbon dioxide emissions sank almost 9 %. that's around 1.5 bbillion tons. the pandemic has offered us a chance to rethink global economics to put climate protection above profit. so far, though, there's been little sign of any real change. >> a "fridays for future" demonstration in shanghai at the end of september. just four young people have dared to turn up. 17-year-old howey ou organised the protest. she wants to see poli

so please welcome, please elcome the next secretary of buttigieg.ion, pete mr. uttigieg: well, president-elect, madam vice thank you so t, much for entrusting me with this opportunity to serve the american people. humbled by your confidence, eager to do everything in my this to ensure that administration succeeds. y hometown, south bend, indiana, was built by the power of american transportation. the river whose bend gives our city its name, to the raillines that connected us rest of the country back when we were considered the west, to the livelihoods created the good-paying union jobs in laces like the aeronautical supplier and the giant auto assembly of studebaker. and now climate and innovation are helping bring my community into century. i also have a personal love of transportation ever since childhood. a college nce as student i would convince a friend to travel nearly a thousand miles back to indiana amtrak.on though i know in this administration, i will at best to be the second biggest train enthusiast around. a spring break in graduate school aboard a

. ♪ ndhello,elcome if you're watching in the u.k., pbs in the u.s. or around the world.nks for joining us. u.k. has become the first use of two covid-19 vaccines.the the regulator gave the go-ahead for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, signaling a landmark moment inhe fight against coronavirus. the u.k. announced a further 981 deaths in the pas24 hours, the highs figure since april. ashe news of the vaccine was received, it was also announced that roughly 20 million more people across england areet to join the toughest here for covid restrictions. from annette tonight, the midlands, northeast, and parts ofhe northwest and parts of the southwest are among those escalated to tear 4, -- tier 4, with people asked to stay-at-home. it was confirm the reopening of secondary schools inll england e delayed until january 18 for most pupils. back as planned. schools will go meanwhile, in the republic of ireland, it haseen scrubbed us full skill level five -- what has been dubbed as a full skill level five restrictions have begun. first, more on the approval of the ox -- oxford astraz

going up a price and then the point to the price of gold and say well if there's so much inflation elcom gold is going sideways so now we know that that there's no real price discovery but with a coin we have genuine prices cover again and skyrocketing isn't that going telling us that we're entering a well let me ask you this the money currencies they are in right now a hyper inflationary collapse against bitcoin veejay. yeah i think that's right and i think to many people gold is much more manipulable because because of its tendency decentralization in custody in large financial institutions but even with gold i would say that that kind of chicanery can really last a long gold has been rising for you know the last couple of years and i think shane or e is over i think gold is going to do pretty well as well in the next few years clean is going to do much much better than gold because it is the asymmetric gold is no longer an asymmetry and because it is an asymmetric bet because what we're seeing is a monetary very standardized patient which is the cool of global savings moving from one

>>elcome to today's council on foreign relations meeting senior natial correspondent and primary substitute anchor at t pbs newshour and i will be presiding over toda's disi

kennedy institute for the united states senate, it is my pleasure to elcome you here.e going to have a conversation about the intersection of early american history and contemporary political issues. if this is your first visit to the institute, i want to welcome you to our full-scale replica of the united states senate chamber.

kennedy institute for the united states senate, it is my pleasure to elcome you here. we are going to have a conversation about the intersection of early american history and contemporary political issues. if this is your first visit to the institute, i want to welcome you to our full-scale replica of the united states senate chamber. at the kennedy institute, we are committed to engaging the public in a conversation about the role each one of us plays in our democracy and in our society. we do that through civic education programs that bring the united states senate to life and conversations like tonight that bring american history into focus. we are very proud to partner with the massachusetts historical society on today's program. they are an invaluable resource for american life, history, and culture. all of us at the institute are also proud together together a group of panelists for the program, including our moderator, fred tice. he covers news related to politics and higher education at wbur where he has been since 1988 serving as a trusted source of truth and

>>elcome to today's council on foreign relations meeting senior natial correspondent and primary substitute anchor at t pbs newshour and i will be presiding over toda's discussion. i will be posing my own questions for the first 30 minutes or so. we wl turn to member questions. we do ve more than 300 pple registered so weill do our best to get to amany questions as we can. today's event is on domestic terrorism anwhite supremacy. white supremacists and other far right extremists have kied more people since december 11, 2001han any other category of extremist. extrest related fatalities in the u.s. between 2008 and 2017 were committed by theers of u.s. says counterterrorismffort has largely focused on foreign threats. our discussion will focus on how the nature of the domestic threat has changed over the years and what can be done to combat it. joining us, we have kevin mcaleenan, who was acting secretary the homeland security department in 2018. is at thelitan goldman school of public policy the university of california rkeley. and brent townsend who was homeland security pfizer from 2004 2

in beijing. ,elcome to bloomberg markets china open. i am tom mackenzie.g down to the open of trade in the chinese mainland. for equitiestart across the region. washington is the big story. fed chair jay

bishop: madam speaker, as georgia delegation, it's my pleasure to present and to elcome to this house and yield 90 seconds to the gentleman from georgia's fifth district, the honorable kwanza hall. hall: madam speaker, to my colleagues from georgia, other house, i'm n the kwanza hall and i'm so thankful to be here today. july, just before congressman lewis passed away, i had covid. three weeks bout laying flat dealing with it. here.'t know i'd be so when god blessed me with that ime to think about what i'd do next with my life, at the same time congressman lewis had passed away. friend. he was a neighbor. he and my father served in the civil rights movement together. father, leon hall, was in ontgomery at the same time in selma. so i had to think about what was next for me. and god gave me a choice. to do your business or do you want to do my business? answered ped up and the call and he said, i have a mission for you. the mission is to run for that serve district five. we have a lot of things on the plate in front of us, and i just to be a unifier, a person can help get things done.