denis medical," allison tolman.new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers andpplause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. president biden today presided over the annual white house turkey pardon. well, he didn't exactly pardon them, he just turned the investigation over to merrick garland and then it just kind of petered out. [ laughter ] that's right, president biden presided over the annual white house turkey pardon, and granted clemency to peach, blossom, and before anyone noticed, hunter. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "yeah. look at that turkey." [ laughter ] former florida congressman matt gaetz has joined the celebrity video message platform cameo. [ laughter ] before this, the only way to get a video message from matt gaetz was unsolicited. [ laughter and applause ] president-elect trump announced last week that he has nominated pam bondi as his attorney general. bondi will leave he

but for now, allison's dream remains elusive. the new born cough is not male as expected, but females. sometimes genes introduced not to officially a not to post on this a point thing is that all it's science. yeah. i mean, i'm happy, the cost is r k and stuff always makes me happy to say that and it's, it's funny. she looks a lot like her dad so, and that's it. but it's 4 years now since he was born, sorry, back to the drawing board and try again. based on my interviews and research, i don't think the world is ready to do without mate designs and habits. the power of major companies. all of this is difficult to overcome with the planet simply cannot cope with producing meat for 10000000 people using traditional methods. i will lead to even less mates in the future. and when i do, i'll make sure it was raised sustainably and that the animal suffering was minimal . when he leaves it as oprah shy it, some people are dumb enough to eat meat products 3 times a day. well, ceasing in an office chair all the time for that's just because

but allison, this is hot democrats are trying to rely on for their future. take a listen. >> you see people like the governors of some of the big and notable states in illinois, j.b. pritzker in pennsylvania josh shapiro, and california gavin newsom and gretchen whitmer in michigan. it's not a coincidence that these are names that often get thrown around in the presidential prospects of 2028. >> so allison, all of these names are failed governors and the so-called moderates couldn't even deliver kamala harris, their states, and yet, this is who they are relying on. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, if you are not doing a good job with your local politics or your state politics like the state of california, gavin newsom has not been doing a very good job. look at our homeless situation. look at the economy in california, a lot of companies have been relocating to florida and texas. so if you are not doing a good job in your state or your city, you should not be promoted to the national level. bottom line. >> so, just to follow up with you, allison, you

allison: as the days get shorter, glow welcomes in our visitors to bask and enjoy radiant light. is a lot more fun and at the exploratorium, we're all about interaction and social learning, so it really benefits us to have a nice gathering here. [♪♪] allison: glow is our annual winter art exhibition featuring artists whose work either explores or uses light and it's a seasonal expansion of our gallery that deals with light and color. sam: the exploratorium is always evolving and glow changes it up every year. allison: this year we're featuring eight artworks, some of which are crowd favorites like museum of the moon and line wobblers. some of our new works include super symmetry, an artwork by artist akiko yamashita, an installation featuring a sculpture and interactive geometries by collective paper aesthetics. behind me is a large-scale immersive installation by french artist olivier ratsi. it's called onion skin and it's part of a larger series where the artist investigates our perception of space and light. you get a 3d effect where you see the shapes come to life and come at

allison. >> okay. gloria. pazmino thank you very much.e back to us with any breaking information. up next, a california community comes together as two kindergarten students fight for their lives after being shot at school i can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life has truly joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day on resolve. >> your pet knows if a mess is really gone. if not, they may mark the spot. resolve gets rid of pet messes better than the leading competitor destroying stains neutralizing odors, and preventing remarking. love the love resolve the mess. >> do you know what time it is it's the medicare annual enrollment period for many of you. with medicare this may be the only time of year you are eligible to enroll in a new medicare advantage plan. so what are you waiting for now? is the time to check your zip code for medicare advantage plans in your area. if you don't h

>> well, joining us in our fifth seat is iraq war veteran allison jaslow. she's the ceo of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. allison, this is quite the pickle that pete hegseth finds himself in. it's very serious. the allegations that he's facing and frankly, i don't think it's that hard to find a lot of people who don't have these things in their background who could be kavanaugh if that's what's happening to him. >> well, abby first of all, thank you for having me. and i'd actually like to draw attention to something that i don't think gets enough attention. and the fact that he lobbied to get convicted war criminals pardoned by the former president, who is now the president elect. these are men who were turned in by men who were serving alongside of them. and so do we want to put somebody in the secretary of defense role who seemingly thinks war crimes are permissible? to me, that's the most like disqualifying factor i can talk all day long about why i think women should stay in combat roles and why we shouldn't have somebody who potentially has

allison. >> okay julia, thank you very much for that update. cnn's international diplomatic editor, nic robertson is with us now. so, nic, what do we know about the whereabouts of syrian president bashar al assad? >> yeah, what we know is that the rebels have been heading towards the capital as we know. and in fact, it just looked at some video we're trying to verify that would show them sort of on the northern perimeter, but we also know they've been coming in from the southern perimeter. >> this is the very obvious forces that everyone will see on the road. big convoys, gunmen clearly troops on the move. what people will have been less well aware of other elements that the rebels have deployed to get an assessment of what's going on inside the capital and the feedback from them has been that they are not able to locate assad at the places that they would normally expect him to be at. they're not getting an indication that he's there. they don't know where he is. they continue to search for him. they have made getting to the capital, taking th

but for now, allison's dream remains elusive. the new born cough is not male as expected, but females. sometimes genes introduce not to officially a not to post on the oh disappointing is that all it's science. yeah. i mean, i'm happy, the cost is r k and stuff always makes me happy to say that and it's, it's funny. she looks a lot like her dad so, and that's it's 4 years now since he was born, sorry, back to the drawing board and try again. based on my interviews and research, i don't think the world is ready to do without mate designs and habits. the power of major companies, all of this is difficult to overcome with the planet simply cannot cope with producing meat for 10000000 people using traditional methods. i will lead to even less mates in the future. and when i do, i'll make sure it was raise sustainably and that the animal suffering was minimal. when he leaves it as oprah shy it, some people are dumb enough to eat meat products 3 times a day. well ceasing in an office chair all the time for that's just because you can g

this is allison 0 life from the also coming up syria's road to recovery, humanitarian age security and reconciliation. top the agenda at a conference in georgia from north to south is really bombardment of the gaza strip, has killed more than 50 people, including children in the past. 24 hours and george's parliament is picking a new president's house or october's disputed general elections and weeks of protests. the south korea's parliament has voted to impeach president young sucky over the impeachment motion. the 2nd brought in as many weeks by the opposition passed with 204 votes. there have been celebrations on the streets of sol where demonstrators have been staging near daily process calling for you and the step down. after has failed marshall more declaration. last week. our correspondence unit came in rod, the bride are in the south korean capital. rob, let's start with you since you're inside the parliament building and we're less than 60 minutes from this. what is really a historic moment? i believe in south korea, with a majority of just over 2 thirds of lawmakers. voting t

catch allison's face she. i like it. i love it. >> it tastes like dessert. >> it's tastes like all the other eggnog i've ever had. >> mhm. >> it's like panna cotta and cinnamon and it's kind of like a little melted ice cream mixed together. >> yeah. it's really good. i actually like this. >> i don't want to know the calorie count on this though. >> oh, yeah. it's heavy. >> it's six in the morning. okay. that's really good. i actually like eggnog. now, what is this? >> ooh, that one is less disturbing. do you know why it's laced with. >> this is the other one. mhm. mhm. okay. slow it down because it tones down the eggnog. >> it's actually really good to see you know it makes it less the alcohol makes it much less sweet. i was going to use that word sweet. okay. oh um, this is just a different version of eggnog. yeah, that's the other one. better. >> that's the really good one with the the five special additional ingredients. >> it's delicious. okay. >> i like it very much. >> you like it? i do like it. >> although i don't

evenif anywhere allison the country. issued with that red weather warning, there's going to be fallout in many, many parts of the uk. many businesses are having to close today so they are going to be facing a significant loss to be facing a significant loss to their earnings so huge disruption, huge chaos will be facing well beyond this weekend.— facing well beyond this weekend. ., ~ , ., , facing well beyond this weekend. ., ~ , . south korea's president has apologised for declaring martial law. a short while ago, yoon suk yeol addressed the nation and said: "the decision was made "from the desperation of me as the president," acknowleding that it "gave the people anxiety and inconveniences". and finishing with "i am very sorry and apologise to you." on tuesday, he tried to impose martial law, sparking big protests and lawmakers managed to vote down the decree. later today, there'll be a vote in parliament on his impeachment. from seoul our asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes told us more about the address. he cam

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joining us now to discuss this is allison riggs, associate justice of north carolina supreme court.o much, justice riggs, for joining us this evening. i'm going to start with this, in general we're not used to seeing judges come on air and discuss elections, right? that's usually where we go to a journalist, elected official, something else like that. explain to us why you think it's so important that you come out and speak to the public about what you're going through right now in north carolina and what the potential consequences would be if your legitimate election got overturned. >> well, thank you for this opportunity to tell that story, jason. over a month ago i won my race to keep my seat on the north carolina supreme court where i've been serving for 15 months already. before that i served as an appellate judge. and before that spent several years as a civil rights attorney. i've spent my entire career and time on the bench working to uphold the rule of law. i put my hand on a bible and swore a solemn oath to defend and uphold our state and federal constitutions. what we are

cnn's allison chinchar joins us now.so, allison, i mean, look, obviously seeing the devastation of these these storms is so incredibly humbling and sad, especially this time of year. but what is the forecast heading into the new year? >> right. because a lot of people want to know that system that happened over the weekend, where is it going to be? and the good news is, at least for the south, that system has finally moved off shore for the most part in the northeast. we still have a few of those lingering showers from it, but those should be ending as we go through the day to day. so you've still got some rain and snow around the great lakes, and still some rain coming down around portions of new hampshire, eastern massachusetts and maine. but all eyes really are on the next system. this is the one that's currently in the west, bringing a lot of very heavy snow and even a little bit of some rain snow mix to the high plains. >> that's why you've got a lot of those winter weather alerts, in effect, not just for right now,

they have also been fighting tooth and nail to stop incumbent democratic candidate allison riggs, whot, from keeping her place on the supreme court. nevermind the two recounts certified that she did win her campaign last month. the nbc news decision desk has not yet called this race, but our official count shows riggs ahead of her republican opponent but just a few hundred votes. joining us now to discuss this is allison riggs, associate justice of north carolina's supreme court. thanks very much, justice riggs, for joining us this evening. look, i'm going to start with this. in general, we are not used to seeing judges come on the air and discussed elections, right? that is usually where we would go to a journalist or an elected official, something else like that. explain to us why you think it is so important that you come out and speak to the public about what you're going through right now in north carolina and what the potential consequences would be, if your legitimate election got overturned? >> well, thank you for this opportunity to tell that story, jason. over a month ago, i

allison chinchar for us this morning. allison, thanks very much for that. all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, pete hegseth wrapping up a pivotal week in his bid to become donald trump's defense secretary. plus, elon musk vivek ramaswamy crossing the capitol to pitch their doge plan to slash spending nothing is sacrosanct. >> nothing. we put everything on the table. >> let's be honest about doge and this whole thing. >> it's a joke can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life has extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther never too much new year's day on cnn for more than a decade, pozega has been trusted again and again and again for s. >> e. cupp ask your doctor about pozega. >> one simple but brilliant trick to get 100mg generic viagra for just $0.87 in less than two minutes. cvs and walgreens don't want you to know about this, because they sell the same tablets for 30 to $40 each. don't believe me? look at this. this

thank you, allison. good afternoon commissioners, nice to see you for yet another annual risk presentation, we'll review the framework. but before we go there, would i like to thank etcher on risk investment task. it's really incorporating it with every investment decision. and staff has been tremendous in welcoming and working with the risk management team. and ofk times, answering tough questions and looking inside and as allison mentioned, change processes, change attributes of investment. i would also like to send special thanks to wilshire, they've been tremendous partners. they're going back and forth over 50 positions mortals making sure that we understand the modal. and we use it for what a don't see here, what-if scenarios. if we get this manager, if we remove some amount of if with move from one manager to another. they will, they will model it and work with us and come back with a very good analysis, thank you very much for that. it really touches and cambridge does a lot of work for us, style

allison that i'd be at the just the at least 5 children have been killed in manila after a fire broke out in a residential building. the children were reportedly visiting their grandfather before new year in the philippine capital. the incident happened overnight and the 5 cousins were found dead on the terrace of the burnt house. local authorities are investigating the costs new year celebrations are taking place across the world. in indonesia, more than 160000 people flocked to central jakarta to welcome 2025. they were treated to a fire work spectacle. the in hong kong on the new year celebrations included a 12 minute firework show that lit up the sky above victoria. harbor, tens of thousands watched the show. people were also treated to a star studded music concert. or the australians kicked off 2025 with one of the biggest firework shows on earth. more than a 1000000 people rang and the new year sidney ark became one of the 1st places on earth to celebrate the start of 2025. this was the fireworks display in oakland. as the clock struck midnight, it honored the city's indigenous

chinchar for us this morning allison, thank you. all right. still ahead here on cnn this morning pete hegseth fighting for confirmation votes where he stands after a critical week of meetings on capitol hill plus congressman seth magaziner joins us live with his thoughts on the future of his party as former president barack obama breaks his post-election silence can the idea of pluralism work in the current moment? >> i believe the answer is yes listen to chasing life with me, doctor sanjay gupta. >> wherever you get your podcasts, okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals nutrients for immune health and ensure complete with 30g of protein giving giving that's possible through the power of del i with intel. >> so those who receive can find the joy of giving back. >> hi i'm ellen, i'm portia, we're talking to cameras that are in our living room about kind science. >> i used to think the more money i spent on my skincare, the more effective it wou

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one more question, my friend and policy opponent allison lee was interim chair. very focused on climate change and she had roundtables, she had time to get momentum under the chairman. can an interim do that with crypto? basically wrap up the good ideas when we get to disclosure and put that in a document? with some diehard lawyers in the next three or four months? >> they can and should. there is interest in the acting chairman can direct staff to work on rule makings. because of the quorum and desire to see the new chairman have a free hand i would think it would be promulgated subsequent to the new chairman but they should hit the ground running. >> confirmations of heads for behind the executive so you can see situations where colin powell was appointed before bush took office. you can see things like that. gary shapiro was confirmed after the inauguration but four or five months where agencies go through the senate calendar, you lose the hundred day metaphor, not a metaphor. 100 days, you lose. one of those two would focus on using the energy to get somethin

let's go to meteorologist allison chinchar. all right. allison, how is it looking out there for all these folks who want to ring in the new year? >> so the good news is, it's not going to be that cold. in fact, given comparison, comparing it to other years, it's actually going to be on the mild side. but yes, we are going to have some showers to contend with, not just in the early end of the festivities, but really through most of them from 8 p.m. all the way through midnight. you do have those shower chances in effect, but the the temperature itself is going to be in the upper 40s to lower 50s when we compare that to other years, that's not too far from, say, the top five warmest of the new year's eve ball drop. so again, it could be worse. it could be a cold rain. at least it's going to be on the milder side. now. the rain itself is all coming from this system right here. that's currently in the midwest, bringing rain to portions of chicago, indianapolis and even a few rumbles of thunder across cincinnati. that's going to continue to sl

allison, it's not just the snow.we are talking about some very chilly temperatures all across the u.s., right? >> and i think the one thing people need to understand is it's going to get worse before it actually gets better. so even though it feels like it's cold out right now, understand that those temperatures are actually going to drop a little bit more. and yes that's going to play into the fact of why we're having so much snow out there. you take a look at some of the snow that's already fallen it's incredibly high amounts of snow and it's still coming down. that's the thing to understand. we've got snow in the forecast today and even for many spots through the first half of the day tomorrow you look at the map behind me again. you've got all of those snow showers coming down across the great lakes, but you also have that system a little bit farther south, totally separate, by the way brought record snowfall to saint louis yesterday, now sliding into portions of kentucky, tennessee and into west virginia. but th

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joins us now. so allison, clearly yesterday, a busy, even historic day in some senses for weather in california. that's right. >> and again, you have to remember, like folks in the central u.s. are used to tornado activity. people in california don't get that many. on average, the 30 year average for the state of california is only nine. that's for the entire state of california that they would see in a year. and yesterday, again, was one of those. here you can see the path. this is the one in scotts valley that we were talking about. not a very long tornado, only really about a third of a mile long. so it was down and then right back up again, but again still had quite an impact there. this is the one that was south of the city of san francisco. 90 mile per hour winds with that ef one tornado. but we had other areas also picking up significant winds 70 80mph. but these were areas that were a little bit farther north or east, maybe a little bit closer into san francisco proper, including this 83 mi

[applause] >> allison cole, thank you. just want to make a few closing observations and announcements. i was asked by sunshine week to remind everyone that sunshine week is march 16-22 and you can go to the website and learn about the activities for that. i also wanted to tag along on what roberta raskin said about foundations using money and helping to finance some of the big stories that come through this persistent use of the knee tom of information laws around the country. i know in our case, i mentioned the student advocacy center, the mccormick foundation and joyce foundation were supportive, the joyce foundation of the study of the act, the mccormick foundation about training individual journalists and groups that can help -- help journalists learn how to not go away. believe it or no. even though you think that's an instinct. they have to know the laws and they're standing on the right foot in order to be able to get this kind of information. now i think it was ann wiseman who said that we need another ralph nader

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meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking it all and how it's impacting the trip home from the holidays. for millions of americans. >> big fbi shake up president elect donald trump taps longtime loyalist and staunch critic of the so-called deep state kash patel to lead the fbi. we'll talk to former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe about this pick coming up in minutes. >> and it's a mystery that has gripped america for more than half a century. the new piece of evidence that could crack open the infamous d.b. cooper case. >> footbrawl, one of the most heated rivalries in college football history boils over our travel back home from the thanksgiving holiday could be treacherous. more than 2 million people face lake effect snow alerts. >> look at this scene in northern new york. people in some communities have heaps of snow to shovel and clear away. cnn correspondent polo sandoval has more record setting snowfall is complicating the post-thanksgiving ride home le region. >> this could be a 24 to 35 inch snow for sure. >> daily snowfall totals have paralyzed stretches of the highly traffic

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cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joins us now. allison, what are you watching? >> so we've got two different systems. we've got one on the east coast, one on the west coast. apologies for my voice ahead of time, but yes. so we're going to keep an eye on both of those because you've got a lot of travelers out there today maybe wanting to get a head start. so we take a look at the map again. you can see we've got those two different systems, the one in the northeast, and then that next one that's really going to start to ramp up in the west as we go through the afternoon hours today, you've still got snow showers impacting. and yes, take a look at this areas of massachusetts, maine, portions of upstate new york, but also new york city, lots of folks in and out of that city. whether that's your end destination, your start destination, or maybe you're just connecting there. we are looking at quite a significant amount of snow coming down at the moment. right now it's going to come in waves, so we'll get some breaks as we go throughout the day, but that could lead to

allison chinchar, thank you so much. really appreciate that. at least 12 people have died and tens of thousands evacuated across southern thailand and malaysia after days of heavy rain and more rain is expected this week, which will likely worsen what many residents are calling the worst flooding in decades. cnn's lynda kincaid has the story. >> reporter treading carefully on a rain soaked roof in thailand, rescuers carry a baby to a nearby boat. the precarious path, perhaps the safest way to evacuate some of the youngest residents stranded in a house submerged in waist high water. days of heavy rain have inundated southern thailand. soldiers from the thai army weighed door to door in some flooded areas, handing out relief kits and transporting people to drier ground. so far tens of thousands of people have been evacuated, with some provinces suffering the worst flooding in decades we tried to save everything we could, but some things were just too heavy to move. >> i experienced severe flooding back when i was much younger. now i realize i can

what are the chances you think we don't get a tax extension in this calendar year, allison? any party wanting to put taxes higher on middle-class people. the thing about trump we can expect sort of it become permanent for pretty much all earners. >> you think it becomes permanent? what's the chances it goes lower? >> so i think there's like a -- the thing i can tell you with full certainty maybe the tax code is going to change next year, right. $5 trillion of expiring tax cuts that are sof have to be extended and if they're not extended they will disappear and that means tax increases across the board. the benefits of the tax cuts are way concentrated towards the top of the distribution. the question that i have and the question you're kind of starting to get to, is like what is going to happen on the pay for side? so let's say you want across-the-board extend the trump tax cuts about $5 trillion. if you want to make good on all these other trump campaign promises, no taxes on tips, no taxes on overtime, no taxes on social security benefits, that's another $5 trillion of tax

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and last but certainly not least, colonel allison black. and so as we start this panel discussion, we think about we have this amazing opportunity to acknowledge and discuss the the contribution tions of women in special operations and it's been noted this term, right? so on the paperwork it says this term trailblazer. and i think i speak for all of us when i say that, although in today's day and age, we have certainly created some heat and contributed to some some firsts and some changes which has been great. but we you know, we did not get here without walking the path of many, many women who came before us. and and not just the women who came before us, but also the men and women who helped shaped the policies, gave us the opportunities to get here. and there's five of us on this panel today. but the truth is, we are really the face, the voice of a larger collective. there are so many other women out there that are serving directly and indirectly in support of special operations. and so this this concept of women in sof is is really fasc

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syrian rebels advance on the capital of damascus from the south and from the north, with lashara allison's government forces, apparently struggling to hold their progress. the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. south korea's president, you and so po, looks sent to survive and impeachment vote after a boy caused by lawmakers from his own party. the members of the ruling party walked out of the parliamentary chamber, leaving the motion short of the votes needed to pass the opposition coalition file, the impeachment order in response to the president's attempt to impose martial law on tuesday. president june has since apologize for the public anxiety caused by his announcement as we can now speak to the devil hughes east asia correspondence james cheddar who joins us via phone phone, seoul, korea james, just hours ago. it looked like president hughes term in office was essentially over with members of his own party calling for his ouster. so why this southern the you turn yeah, i mean, the last couple of hours have been that have been extraordinary in the political situation.

the welcome to the show, i'm the co fairly russian state media saying that allison, the syrian leader of bizarre on the side, has been granted asylum in moscow. after fling his country, his regime collapsed in a lightning rebel offensive that began less than 2 weeks ago. besides, fall has been a cause for widespread celebration across the country and among the syrian diaspora . after almost 25 years under his rule, syrians are beginning to turn their attention towards what rebel leaders say as a new era for their home. busha, a subs exit from syria, came quickly in the in, looters picked through his boss pell us. just hours of that, he flayed to russia with his family, of begging the remains of his regime and celebration, fresh quote for their country and the use of injustice insults, public water and electricity cuts. they thank god. after 50 years, we were able to remove assaults, families, god willing, syria is moving towards democracy and the rebel forces who toppled aside. have received a hero's welcome and pots of damascus. civilians have joined with soldiers in wide spread cele

allison with penny on the west side, the loan and nearly a century has devastated the french overseas territory of my yachts in the indian ocean. at least 2 people have been killed as high winds and heavy rain pounded the remote form. a french colony such on chito has flattened most of the islands shantytown houses cycling sheet. a bottle of into the island of my office in the early morning. heavy veins and strong winds created devastation, causing floods ripping off loose and destroying combs. authorities say it's the west stone 90 years secluded, the cycling of unexpected violence winds of over 200 kilometers an hour or 2 public facilities badly damaged or destroyed. they see to see what kind of design and the medium term is for the subject line of water and food. especially for the most sensitive facilities such as prisons. does it keep them on the policy? a mayo flies and the indian ocean between the african mainland and to madagascar, and it's on says port tab. it true. more than 3 quarters of the islands, 300000 people live below the poverty line. most living and make shift toes