this is really astounding as our much of a tourist industry and our se favorite dish of the is becca danny's. well, that's the other thing. this is the so growth. this is like, you know, alexander, the great was there and the. ringback historic towns the summer cons, he verbal, her legends replaces the novelist, asked them one night the raven night story that was written in kiva in pakistan. and the 1st is fantastic. i mean, when you go, when i go back to europe, any apples or tomatoes and particularly melons of water, and here you have that the best produce you've ever had. and the classic, the favorite, the national dish is the single cloth, which may be known as peel out to people in the west. but it's, it's made from rice, yellow, carrots, mountain, and cotton oil. and i know that sounds strange, but it's absolutely delicious. all right. that's made up there next spring. sounds good. let's move back to global stuff here. the cop 26 meeting. neither china or russia are attending the climate change confab and scotland. it seems that cold or 2 point hours, a failure of us leadership

is any country like whose becca, stan russia, ah, you know, china, any, any country in the middle east? ah, that you follow? are they going to get smarten up? and i understand that big coin is the way out of us dollar gemini. all right. i at you cover africa all ready in africa it's, it's, it's exploding and africa, nigeria, kenya, countries are becoming hyper bitcoin ised. where are we in the cycle? in your backyard? what the countries that you cover? are they hip did a big coin phenomenon yet? ben? yes, the misty dollarization is the big one already. i mean, russia. so down a lot of it's t bills. it has very little exposure and china and russia doing increase the amounts of trade with each other in their own national currency. i mean, it was 0 in 2008, and i think it's already in the one room trade addresses on is chinese, one to the, the home currency reserves. and they're trying to get rid of that dollar. i mean, they're even talking about launching and oil commodity exchange in st. petersburg where you can buy and sell oil and rubles instead of dollars. but it's going slowly, alth

becca morel has the details.: from flares from oil and gas to cows, methane is escaping into the atmosphere, but today, more than 100 countries agreed to cut the gas by 30% in a deal brokered by the united states and eu. >> we have to cut emissions fast, and methane is one of the doing that will immediately slow down climate change. rebecca: methane is an important greenhouse gas, making up 20% of global emissions. it has caused about 50% of current global warming. cutting all methane by one third would reduce global temperatures by about 0.3 degrees by 2040. tackling methane from the oil and gas industry would be a priority. the easiest way is to plug any leaks. you can't see methane unless you use a special camera like this one. it is a colorless gas, but because it does not last long in the atmosphere, if you cut methane, you make a big difference fast. there will be challenges. solving that will be much harder. the countries who have signed up to this deal account for half of global methane emissions, but the

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because i think every government and i think the on the situation, maybe it's the best effort to least, becca. the issue was they did, they could have if they were delays. yes, it would be less. they were, as i said this more then smoke off, but yes, things could always have a bit of everything. but dick versus infinity is a for what i think would be a treatment. yes. that is it, that take it to ms route, who has worked with the health ministry for over 2 decades. mr. out, if you want to respond to mr. mr. with those point that it was no way to predict the number of cases that our cities actually saw creep up on a daily basis. you know, they did the fact and i knew with that you can never hear you. i mean, i had system get on you b expanded are going to need up to a point. even the best chance is done like you to be asked was all so they should talk to the steeds is largely because the way it does, but far more is, is that their system? well, yes, it seems that you would never expect the kind of demand for oxygen that came up before it. it was made beyond the beyond expectations and that'd be

. >> thanks for becca., continue our team coverage of this weekend's smash-and-grab robberies happening across the bay area, including not one but 2 east bay malls. but first we're going to head to georgia to see where things stand. the ahmad arbery murder trial is both sides prevent their pre >> closing arguments began today in the ahmad arbery murder trial. after weeks of testimony, the defense and prosecution laying out their cases before handing things over to the jury. >> lambert reports. >> he was for the police and they did not see a find the kind that you must day. because what see is right down the street in closing arguments monday the prosecutor painted father and son gregory and travis mcmichael and their neighbor. william bryan as vigilantes that unlawfully took police powers into their own hands in the shooting death of 25 year-old ahmad arbery the video of the february 2020 shooting recorded by bryan seen around the world. that's not the law. la's john. each side got up to 3 hours to make the

says in the snow, back in armenia and eastern turkey, a been a snow in the fall ne, this pixel was becca stand, for example. otherwise winter is not really being felt at the moment into sham base, and i can't or tashkent the studies out and said as it is across iran, the few shall we have seen in the event of moved into iraq. this next batch, which will come with what's already happening in turkey, will reaches far south as dabbling, but probably won't make it may have much impact in land, at least behind a rather sunny picture. in turkey, this big picture for friday, a few shells gone through iraq, into western iraq, but it's not exactly a wet picture, nor is it where it should be. for example, in kenya on times in the, in the short range are almost over, but they were pretty poor. in fact, the concentrations further in size in malawi, it could be quite went, oh, the weather sponsored by casara always fueling the debates. 90 percent of the wolf refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your v

from haiti, people from venezuela, people from dominican republic, people from as far away as, as becca stan angola, guinea. so it's a range of people from different countries. but the other thing that really struck me is that they're young because to survive the journey, you have to be young and able bodied, many of them talked about their parents who were with them, but who died are injured and still i'm in the forest. so that's, that's what we see, a range of nationalities, but young on young people. i'm going to explore that the, the young people who are making this journey and hammered their maintenance on frontier did a documentary. they talked to some of the people who had made it through the dorian gap, and you'll see how young they are and the kind of risks that they took. let's take a look how much is a key lima persona. it'll be that on bill to you. so you must, with my philosophy, greece i, i am glerison good. but i could also give where you live, ball gay. danielle mccrae grew sad. seeing a good also say you will add the hi. deanna. allowed the real laughter a deal. you kno

i country agreeing to it on monday, sitting by a becca, says it's at odds with indonesia development plans, which must not stop in the name of carbon emissions or deforestation. indonesia is vice foreign minister denied deforestation was even part of the pledge. instead referring to sustainable forest management, indonesia, brazil, and the democratic republic of congo, account for 85 percent of the wells forests. now for hannah, yameen is a climate change lawyer, an advisor to the climate vulnerable forum. she joins a cert by zoom from glasgow, thanks so much for being with us. i want to go back to, to the issue of coal and, and the agreement that's been signed up to. how much difference do you think it's gonna make? well, a lot of a lot of countries, it's ease regions. her now said that this is the end of the era of coal. and we hope that with the support of the financial institutions who also joined the powering past coal alliance that finally, you know, the, the message we'll get home will hit home that we don't need to rely on coal anymore . and that it must be phased out immedia

then at becca, a mother lost her youngest daughter sit on the food on november 17 in protest against a minute to take over a month before becker says her 24 year old daughter was a nurse who dreamed of saving lives. but her life was suddenly taken away from them last week. a little, quite low iowa. when i land she died, i couldn't see or feel anything. i started screaming and my heart was about to stop . i couldn't handle that. she was like a mother to me, even though i and her mother. what else can i say? this video taken by fellow protested on the day documents to find the warmest off seat and the fours life. her friends who were protesting with her, carried her body back home. her father was at work when he got the call about his daughter uni that i told her about him. i'm trying to deal with the loss of my beloved one. i got back home, the door was locked and i saw her dead body being carried by her friends. i cried. her friends cried. she was taken from little, oh, hundreds of thousands in sudan had been protesting against a military, which is the power on october 25th, dissolvi

people from haiti, people from venezuela, people from dominican republic, people from as far away as is becca span and gold. guinea, so it's a range of people from different countries. but the other thing that really struck me is that they're young because to survive the journey, you have to be young and able bodied, many of them talked about their parents who were with them, but who died or injured and still in the forest. so that, that's what we see, a range of nationalities, but young young people. i'm going to explore that. the young people who are making this journey met until frontier did a documentary. they talked to some of the people who had made it through the dorian gap. and you'll see how young they are and the kind of risks that they took that take a look how much is it going to be made on the lot of them, but i only know for i see no, yeah, i don't say you must be in the evening i was out real muffling within reason. i don't. i don't think that oh good. but i could also give you level gay son, but also say the high real last throw at you know i said with some ok, so we want to g

people from haiti, people from venezuela, people from dominican republic, people from as far away as is becca span and gold, guinea. so it's a range of people from different countries. but the other thing that really struck me is that they're young because to survive the journey, you have to be young and able bodied, many of them talked about their parents who were with them, but who died or injured and still in the forest. so that, that's what we see a range of nationalities, but young young people, i'm going to explore that. the young people who are making this journey that makes sense. so frontier did a documentary. they talked to some of the people who had made it through the gap and you'll see how young they are. and the kind of rift that they took at take a look, how much is a on the load and then put us on the 4th of the line. so now it'll be that on bill to you. so you most with the reason i. i am glad ethan girl. good. but i could also give where you live. ball gay. danielle mccrae grew sad, seeing but also say you will add the height piano allow it real. last throw as real. you know

as borders, sought to close around the world. thousands of australians of again protested against becca, run of iris rules and melbourne crowds marched through the city center for 3rd weekend, protesting against a bill that would give the victorian state. government will power and the bodies of 3 people have been found in a burnt up building in the solomon islands capital when the era in days of rising protest as have been demanding prime minister, manassas, so devout writes that resignation. on previous years, the black friday holiday shopping events has created frenzied stains in shopping malls across the united states. but the shift to online shopping as a result of the pandemic has resulted in smaller crowds this year. gabriel alexander has moved from new jersey. this is the 2nd biggest shopping mall in the entire united states. it's called the american dream got over a 120 different stores. it's busy on this black friday, but not as busy as you might expected pre pandemic times. and that's because there's really a can fluent a perfect storm between 3 issues here. number one is ther

spent a lot of time in the war zones in various areas, big geographic expanse from somalia to was becca stand and all of those places in between. he said to me the other day, i have to tell you, i have my tricare option, have not fully given it up, i like so much what i'm getting at my v.a., that i'm spending a lot of time at my v.a.. i thought to myself, this is somebody who has options, that is not the case for all veterans. they don't have options. he is choosing v.a.. i think that is great. another thing that sticks with me is i have heard -- secretary austin and i have done a series of events together with a group of women vets, who are basically challenging and helping us think through how we address a whole range of issues from what we call mst, what dod calls sexual assault. the stories i have heard from that group about what they have had to endure to get access to care emboldens me every day. those are two examples. lisa: you started out talking about covid and the covid related issues. the v.a. was the first federal agency to require its employees to be vaccinated against cov

spent a lot of time in the war zones in various areas, big geographic expanse from somalia to was becca stand and all of those places in between. he said to me the other day, i have to tell you, i have my tricare option, have not fully given it up, i like so much what i'm getting at my v.a., that i'm spending a lot of time at my v.a.. i thought to myself, this is somebody who has options, that is not the case for all veterans. they don't have options. he is choosing v.a.. i think that is great. another thing that sticks with me is i have heard -- secretary austin and i have done a series of events together with a group of women vets, who are basically challenging and helping us think through how we address a whole range of issues from what we call mst, what dod calls sexual assault. the stories i have heard from that group about what they have had to endure to get access to care emboldens me every day. those are two examples. lisa: you started out talking about covid and the covid related issues. the v.a. was the first federal agency to require its employees to be vaccinated against cov

spent a lot of time in the war zones in various areas, big geographic expanse from somalia to was becca stand and all of those places in between. he said to me the other day, i have to tell you, i have my tricare option, have not fully given it up, i like so much what i'm getting at my v.a., that i'm spending a lot of time at my v.a.. i thought to myself, this is somebody who has options, that is not the case for all veterans. they don't have options. he is choosing v.a.. i think that is great. another thing that sticks with me is i have heard -- secretary austin and i have done a series of events together with a group of women vets, who are basically challenging and helping us think through how we address a whole range of issues from what we call mst, what dod calls sexual assault. the stories i have heard from that group about what they have had to endure to get access to care emboldens me every day. those are two examples. lisa: you started out talking about covid and the covid related issues. the v.a. was the first federal agency to require its employees to be vaccinated against cov

spent a lot of time in the war zones in various areas, big geographic expanse from somalia to was becca and all of those places in between. he said to me the other day, i have to tell you, i have my tricare option, have not fully given it up, i like so much what i'm getting at my v.a., that i'm spending a lot of time at my v.a.. i thought to myself, this is somebody who has options, that is not the case for all veterans. they don't have options. he is choosing v.a.. i think that is great. another thing that sticks with me is i have heard -- secretary austin and i have done a series of events together with a group of women vets, who are basically challenging and helping us think through how we address a whole range of issues from what we call mst, what dod calls sexual assault. -- and the stories i have heard from that group about what they have had to endure to get access to care emboldened me every day, to make sure that we are doing a better job. those are two things. >> you started talking about covid and the covid-related issues. the v.a. was the first federal agency to require empl

brain for becca. thanks for that.and light at the start of the morning now not so much. >> we have a couple accidents this one in san francisco, northbound want to one north of 80 east. so we are seeing delays along one o one then crossing over to the east bay. 80 westbound east to west grand avenue is just as you're approaching the bay ridge got another accident there and a little further down here along 5.80 eastbound east a food mill avenue in oakland international might be a good option because you can 80's also pretty slow at this hour as well. heading out of richmond that accident on the richmond sandra fell bridge. that is now clear a little under 17 minutes and we'll leave you with a look at the bay bridge about a 24 minute drive once you finally do reach the maze darya james, back to you. thanks a lot rain now this is about people leaving their cars running and other people swiping them with children inside 3 cases of this happening yesterday. pretty incredible. one up in auburn near sacramento. the other 2,

discounts, they are not cultivating customer loyalty. 50% of people still shot multiple sites even on beccaales before actually selecting who they are going to buy with. this whole idea of loyalty and cultivating loyalty is what retailers are aiming for. because of that and what they're actually seeing, the revenue per basket is coming down and is no longer a win at all costs 80% to 90% discount. it's now about how to have better margin preservation and how to cultivate loyalty through some of the sales. kathleen: it makes sense. cultivate loyalty, sales. how do you actually do that? particularly if everyone else is doing the same thing? it seems like it's a race to the bottom when it comes to profits and prices. guest: that's a really good point. one of the statistics in the recent report we release from facebook is four out of 10 shoppers on the sales are actually first time online shoppers. this exasperates the problem with so many first-time shoppers coming online, so many people shopping online, how do you cultivate loyalty? that comes down to the idea of personalization, the idea of t

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exercises with regional actors including joint military exercise near the northern afghanistan who's becca china conducted joint military exercise in august. from an operational standpoint, are we doing rough militarily to train, equip and prepare south and central asia partners? >> thank you, that's one of the things doctor has alluded to would like to talk about in closed session and the outcomes of fat and we are looking at ways to expand in central asian states. >> i'm looking forward to hearing more about that in closed session. , arthur talk about china -- actually, let's switch and talk about taliban. in media interviews and public discourse, calorie attempted to downplay the threat posed by isis including recent attacks. they've tried to play up their own efforts to counter isis, pointing to arrests and suggesting they averted isis planes, welcome we learned from the fact that the taliban is more interested putting up positive spins on its ability to govern the night are working to address known threats to both afghan international security? >> i don't think we should trust the tal