. >>> martin kaiser is from greenpeace and he joins us by skype from bonn. tell us what you hope to emerge from these talks and how optimism you are anything tangible will come from it. >> after one week of negotiations here in bonn, it's now much more clear where the political package for decision will land in paris.it will be about helping the most vulnerable countries and the people there adapting to climate change, floods, droughts and storms. but also what needs to be done in the long term to -- phase out fossil fuels like cole and gas by mid century and provide 100% renewable energy. the political package has become clear. as far as process there are some obstacles to connect. >> whenever we talk about the global climate talks, much of the difference seem to center upon the richer versus poorer countries. explain to us why we are always seeing this dynamic in play. >> i mean countries have recognized that the paris agreement could be a game-changer for its own economies. so it's not just the rich countries and the poor countries which need to adapt to

. >>> nearly 200 countries have agreed in bonn.here is still disagreement on how the plan will be paid for. a report. >> they are here to talk about climate change, but there is another c word that's causing a headache in germany: compromise. the meeting was supposed to sooth the way between next month's summit in paris. negotiators may bonn were asked to draft a workable plan but france sees problems ahead. the negotiators stressed different options. now, there are three options, polarized option in some cases, more closer to a bridge and a compromising others. >> the rift between richer and poorer nations has been efd. richer nations wantz to stop the earth's temperature by what scientists consider dangerous, two degrees celsius. poorer countries say that's too much. the rise should be restricted to one and a half degrees. >> goal requires carbon emission missions and will cost a lot more money leaders in the maldives have been more vocal. they say their islands could disappear. the former president once held a cabinet meeting un

. >> police are pleading with officers and pedestrians to bonn alert. but some jurisdictions need better street life especially as winter approaches. >> i feel anywhere where they have this crossways, maybe it should be more lit. richard: and that scene like that scene at night in bethesda many of the street lights are not on now. now 10 pedestrians killed so far this year. 10 in montgomery county. it's an average of one person every week in the d.c. area. police are begging people, begging people to be careful out there. in silver spring richard reeve, abc news 7. >> right now two people are dead in takoma park. it happened in carroll average. the driver died at the scene and to thessengers were sent trauma center. >> two officers caught snoozing on duty. this time the inspector general is getting involved. ross with what's happening now. oss? roz: overworked officers pose an immediate danger. the startling discovery came on federal watchdogs conducting an audit. two jeet service officers sleeping on the job. according to abc news it was the israeli em

bonne cars on parade. s world news. tom: good evening. a computer system meltdown causing flight delays across the country. and the fore mer lottery official convicted of rigging one jackpot. and always, always improving. energy brings us together.

. >> i saw marvin and bonn fi, i was shocked. i stared at the screen, i read it three times, it started to sink in it was real. >> reporter: dozens are injured. 17 people are still hospitalized. a of mar cayley carter was at the raid with her roommate. >> i looked down at my hand, it was gushing blood. so i just sat down. she kept telling me not to look over at the scene because there were so many people. >> reporter: the family reveals chambers was hospitalized in the past for mental illness but looked fine recently. >> the look in her face, there is a blank almost lifeless look in her face. >> reporter: the judge approved a psychological evaluation. hearing next month. >>> this morning, more wet weather is expected in the south. the weather system is headed to the east t. damage is done. parts of the gulf coast were hit with devastating flooding. flood watchs and warnings continue in parts of louisiana, mississippi and alabama. in louisiana, 20 elementary school children were rescued after their school bus got stranded on a flo

she is beingg heldd on $1 million bonn and facing four counts of second degree murder. adriana diaz records. >> reporter: 25-year-old adacia chambers is being held on $1 million bond, facing four preliminary counts of sec degree murder, in connection with the fatal crash at the oklahoma homecoming parade saturday. >> driving a car into a crowd of people is evidence of a depraved apologized to the victims. some people lott their lives. >> reporter: four people were killed, nash lucas and na kita problemhakar. >> the first names i saw were bonnie and marvin under the fatalities. i was in shock. i stared at the screen. i read it three times and started to sink in that it was real. >> reporter: dozens were injured and 17 people are still hospitalized. sophomore cayley carter was at the raid with her roommate. >> i looked down at my behind, it was gushing blood. so i just sat down. she told me not to look over at the scene. >> the family reveals chambers was hospitalized in the past for mental illness, seemed fine recently. >> the look in her face. there is a very blank almo

today, the staff at bonne vee salon and spa in derry donated their time for a special cause. 100% of the proceeds from all services will go towards creating hospital gift bags for breast cancer patients. the event raised more than $5800. this event was held for a former miss new hampshire, mary morin carlin. she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36 and had a double mastectomy in march. since that time, it has been her dream to create treatment bags for other patients like herself. mary morin carlin: it' s really hard to go through chemotherapy. and even the smallest things make a big difference. the mouthwash, gentle toothbrushes, a water bottle. they may seem small to someone who is watching, but they are huge when they are going through chemotherapy. jamie: carlin has also created an online support group called "fighting fabulously" with her friend shawna pinette, who is also battling breast cancer. there for the fun, our own hayley lapoint. hayley: i got some pink nails. mary was my former coanchor. it was a lot of fun. you can still donate. jamie: getting colder tonight. hayley

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until then, it's goodbye from me and the rest of the crew in our studios in bonn, germany. steves: a short ferry ride takes us across the harbor to helsinki's most important site. suomenlinna, an island guarding helsinki's harbor, served as a strategic fortress for three countries -- sweden, russia, and then finland. it's now a popular park with a fascinating story. the fortress was built by the swedes with french financial support in the mid-1700s to counter russia's rise to power. russia's peter the great had just built his new capital, st. petersburg, nearby on the baltic, and he was eyeing the west. think of it as european superpower chess. the russians moved to st. petersburg. the french countered by moving a swedish castle here to helsinki, stopping the russian offensive, at least for the time being. the fortress was sweden's military pride and joy. with five miles of walls and hundreds of cannon, it was the second-mightiest fort of its kind in europe after gibraltar. built by more than 10,000 workers, the fort was a huge investment and stimulated lots of innovation.

the project could reduce carbon d bonn dioxide emissions by 300 tons a year. this is the sticky reality of our global dependence on oil and the slow, difficult work of trying to improve the whole dirty business. jacob ward, al jazeera. >>> a rocket launched in south america is giving a communications boost to two countries, argentina and australia both had satellites geared toward internet connectivity. thanks for joining us. for the latest news any time, head over to al jazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with inside story. have a great night. how to avoid shooting at each other. the not quite united nations, it's the inside

her hairdresser and owner of bonne vie salon and spa in derry is holding a fundraiser on sunday, october 18, to raise money to help make that happen. >> all of these nice things we hope we can provide them and put a smile on their face, and also help them financially with all of these extra things. kristen: mary says she wants to fill the bags with special things that she wished she had when she was going through treatments. when the bags are created, some will go the norris cotton cancer center in manchester, and the rest will go to the cancer center where she received treatment in new york city. head to wmur.com for the event details. reporting in the studio, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. stephanie: thanks so much. still to come on news 9 at 6:00 -- a new hampshire couple taking on an obstacle course together wins we'

now, a catholic parish in bonn is looking after them. they want to make a fresh start in germany. the parish found omar a part-time job as a gardener. manar says the family just wants to start living a normal life again. >> my children, my husband and i just want to live in peace. i want my children to go to school. i want them to learn and play in peace. >> it's likely that the german authorities will grant the family asylum. immigration officials tend to quickly process asylum claims by syrian citizens. margret debrus says that at the end of world war two, germany had its own refugee crisis -- as millions of people fled their homes. >> a lot of older people in our parish came from east prussia and the eastern territories. they were refugees, fleeing a war zone. when they arrived here, the city had been destroyed. times were tough. they really had to fight for survival. and i've noticed these older people really give the syrians a warm welcome. >> the latest estimates say that more than a million refugees are expected to arrive in germany this year. more and more politicians are

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>> it is strange being a bonn fied hit while on the air. jump in and have a good time, if not you are going trip on the ropes and bust your face. they were embracing. greg breg what neighborhood? >> boston road. >> where'd you go to high school. michaels academy. >> when you walk downtown with your sister's friend? hold then? >> maybe 25. late. i was doing construction with my dad, i thought that would be it. this dude came up to me and skaing want to be an actor. tough quit. for me, it had a very big the next day my dad came to wake me up to go to work, i said no, i'm going to pursue acting. i didn't know then but very string tr the parents to be supportive. he said okay i will close the door, slowly. >> and having benefit of sleeping in that day. >> yes, fantastic. rosanna: we are so proud of you. congratulations with the show. visit us again. >> thank you. >> empire wednesday at 9:00. >> now to weather with audrey, in for mike. rosanna: mike by the way is condolessing. audrey: recorps covering. bed and warm under the covers. we have temp

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the staff in bonne vee salon in derry donated their time. 100% of the proceeds went toward creating hospital gift bags for breast cancer patients. the event raised more than $5,800. former miss new hampshire, mary carlan. she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 48. she had a double massectomy in march. >> it is hard to go through chemotherapy. the smallest thing like the mouthwash, gentle toothbrushes, a water bottle. they may seem small to someone who is watching, but they are huge when you are going through chemotherapy. sean: she has created a support colleague. wishes her the best. still to come, winter is coming. for many places, including some in new hampshire, the first this weekend. we have the latest on the conditions. california continues to dig out from severe mud slides. and in the next half an how one of the who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content who has the plan for jobs? tax cuts for the middle clas

. >> all right, pamela, nothing long with bonn jovi at this hour. >>> all right, well, an investigation, damage from the past winter is keeping thousands of massachusetts resident out of their homes and they say that insurance companies are not doing enough to help. lauren takes a closer look. >> reporter: the ice dams should be a distant memory. >> we had that water that came in in every room, coming through the window, the ceilings, running down the walls, just came in everywhere. >> reporter: inted, she is still living in a mobile home in her drive way. eight months after the family filed their claim with the insurance, she is still fighting over water damage to floors and mold in the attic, that she says happened because of company left it soaking wet. number seven right there. >> reporter: west wbz was--wbz was there when the workers start today tear up on--started to tear down the walls. for this man, the estimate was # hundred thousand dollars. his insurance company offered him $60,000. >> i have actually paying a little bit out of my own pocket. >> reporter: there are no hard nu

open match, if that drone was armed and was intended for m monday neville le -- bonn neve purposes. >t security and liberty is not mutually exclusive. we always get the ben franklin quote. it is misused usually about taxes. how do you explain that to somebody who says snowden is a hero. >> yes. >> gabby, ignore her. >> if you thought they were mutually exclusive or you had to give one in exchange for the other you would think it is the freest place in the world. more often than not we need liberty and security that are mutually reinforcing. airport security you submit yourself to airport security which is a former surveillance. we don't call it that because we don't like the form of surveillance. it enhances security and liberty to fly. >> no lib darian is going to get on the plane without tsa. nobody else. the thing is, too, and i got to move. we are okay with surveillance in the real world. somehow we think about the vib actual world we think of something different. >> we think of cyber paspace as virtual world to be ourselves and secret service nobody has a business to look into. i

staff at the bonne vee salon donated their time for a special cause. 100% of the proceeds went towards creating hospital gift bags for breast cancer patients. we've learned the event raised more than $5,800. it was held for former miss new hampshire who was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36 and had a double massectomy in march. it's been her dream to >> it is really hard to go through chemotherapy. even the smallest things make a big difference, mouthwash, gentle toothbrushes, just a water bottle. they may seem small to someone who is watching. they are huge when you are going through chemotherapy. sean: she has created an online support group called fighting fabulous with her friend who is also battling breast cancer. wishing them both the best. still to come, winter is coming. for many places, including some in new hampshire, the first snow of the season fell this weekend. the latest on the conditions out there. california continues to dig out from severe mud slides. the latest on the clean up efforts today. coming up in the next half an hour, a marathon bombing memorial. how one of

lot of people like to post pictures of boarding passes on facebook and instagram in a way of saying bonnven paper passes can pose a threat. best security is to rip it up instead of stuffing it in the back of the airline seat in front of you. back to you. >> adam shapiro live for us. thank you. >>> the cure for cancer found an elephants the major medical break through that might help humans. >> do you think you have had tough days at work? you ain't got nothing on this guy. >> uh-oh. >> let's check with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> i hope it stopped. >> coming up in 12 minutes and 10 seconds spencer stone the hero american from the paris train atrack was stabbed yesterday. we have the very latest in the overnight search for suspect outing california. gq magazine launching a profanity laced attack on ben carson who would lake to be president. should the magazine focus more on pocket squares than picking fights with political types? also house majority leader ken mccarthy dropped out of the race for speaker. who is next in line to be boehner's replacement? we h

afternoon, 57, and mostly cloudy at 9:00 tonight. 52degrees under mainly cloudy skies and the game will bonn that the point in time. the full forecast coming up in a bit andrea and diane. met fans waking up relieved and happy this morning. the team came out swinging big to pick up the win in the world series tonight. >> tonight they will try to even things up at citi field. ilana gold has more ilana. >> reporter: the mets really fought back at citi field here last night to turn the series around, and the fans are so excited they got the win. >> reporter: thousands of met fans were -- thousands of met proud as the team won over the royals. it was the largest crowd in citi field history and the first ever world series game here at city field. they are behind 2-1 after losing the first 2 games in kansas city. only 10 teams have come back to win the championship after losing the first two games. the fans are confident they can do it again. they noticed a big difference in the team last night. >> they were much more aggress i have than they have been in the past. they hit balls early and got on b

she told friends she planned to hike from mount garfield trail head to bonn live and back. a 26-mile route. the 64-year-old hasn't been heard from in a week. there have been several hikers on the mountain trail and so far woman. >> we know that she's not in or on the trail, so that leads us to have to stop searching off trail and not being able to pinpoint her last known location makes the search area immense, really. >> her brother who first notified emergency personnel when crews who failed to show up for work on monday and tuesday. she's believed to be an experienced hiker. >>> president barack obama announcing troops will stay in afghanistan past 2017. it's news being met with mix odd reaction. noel malini basu spoke with an active duty service member tonight. >> local massachusetts soldiers are waiting to hear more. the u.s. will keep 9800 troops in afghanistan through most of next year. president barack obama made the announcement today. >> i do not send you into harm's way lightly. th the most solemn decision that i make. >> few of these engagements go as quickly as

when i'm bonn, i'm gone, baby. sandra: nobody ever used a sick excuse on the couch, seriously? weekend at bernies. they had to prop me up. my dad used to drag me out of the house when i was growing up into the restaurant. i never call in sick. sandra: what about you? >> never. sandra: overtime on the web, foxnews.com/outnumbered. click on overtime tab. we're back on tv recall to at noon. "happening now." budget deal. >> we're covering all of the news now. >> after pounding mexico, patricia is on on the move across the u.s. bringing the potential for flash flooding, plus, new video of that daring hostage rescue from an isis prison. eyes on moscow. russia's navy

. >> with be a increasing burden of aging population, bonn donning the one-child policy is a cause for celebration for many, but it will be a long time before the change works through to produce a bigger working population to support the elderly. far from certain that all couples will take the opportunity of having a second child. >> i don't know if it will make enough of a difference, because the intention of women having children is very low. china has 20% of the world's population, but we account for only 10% of the world's newborn children. >> on the streets, a mixed reaction from a generation that has grown up knowing only one policy. >> the one-child policy was good when we had too many people, but now we have money. there's no need for such a strict limit. >> i have no time for more children, so i'm not planning on having another. >> it's a good thing. we have serious aging problem and need new blood. >> at one of beijing's parks, a typical scene, babies as likely to be looked after by their grandparents while their parents are at work supporting them both. many couples from one

bebe, bonn in august is doing just fine and weighs 4 1/2 pounds. he's going to get a lot bigger. he sleeps so much that the caregivers say it's too early to determine his personality. >> you can determine the personality right now. the baby is lazy. >> no. >> dan. >> no, no. >> he was saying, please scratch my belly. enough with the back. >> he was in a state of zen. that's totally different. >> that's what happens when we rub behind your ears, right, sara? >> that's the look. >> i missed that. when did that happen? >> we do it preshow every weekend. >> okay. right before the show. um, martian, you want to save us? >> sure. it's so chilly out there, because it's chilly out there. short stack. maybe scrambled eggs and bacon? a good way to start your sunday. >> my husband always orders ihop on saturday morning when i'm working for the kids and picks it up. >> good dad. dad of the year. >>> coming up on "gma," a sunday tradition. making millions on fantasy football. what some players do to win big. and why some of the most popular sites are now coming in for increased scrutiny. mean

about one another, but when there's a transition of power, we saw a very orderly transition of the bonn janer era -- john boehner era to the paul ryan era. ryan is somebody who basically grew up here. 28 years old, was elected to congress. at 45, he's mow the new speaker. -- he's now the new speaker. we'll see where he goes from here. jenna: we'll be back to mike throughout the day with more breaking news. in the meantime, a quick break here on "happening now." back with more politics in just a moment. with the pain and swelling of my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by targeting a source of ra early in the inflammation process. for many, orencia provides long-term relief of ra symptoms. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. do not take orencia with another biologic medicine for ra due to an increased risk of serious infection. seri including fatal

. >> fathers, features, role molds, men are making a difference in local schools and bonn district isa special way. >> all new at 6:00, it's illegal to sell, but that's not stopping some stores. only on news 4, the incredible length some businesses are >>> a hunting guide in maryland is shot dead and police think it may all be a tragic accident. >> marvin copick was shot as he was teaching how to hunt on saturday. it took part in henderson near highway 313 in queen ann's county. he was hit by a shotgun blast. no charges have been filed and the teenager's name hasn't been released. prince george's county schools hopes special guests in the classroom will inspire students for years to come. >> a group of male role models took part in men make a difference day and what it hopes to achieve. >> it is all about choices. >> reporter: they're not teachers, at least not the kind with certificates that spend the days at blackboards and overhead projectors and they are steeped in the curricula of life and reality and in that sense they have important lessons to impart and that's how these men ca

from 10:00 to 3:00 at bonne vie salon and spa in derry. 100% of the proceeds benefit the cause. chris: as we take a look at our camera in berlin, what a beautiful shot. cool, 27. an updated temperature of 30. 26 and whitefield. upper 30' s to near 40' s already. does not feel that warm with a northwesterly breeze starting to kick up. feels more like the 30' s. it will feel 5-10 degrees cooler than the 36-45 we end up with today. scattered snow showers in the mountains. mix of sun and clouds itself. cold tonight, dropping into the 20' s. we warm-up tomorrow. besides some mountain range showers tuesday morning, we get into the 50' s to near 60' s. s, with any luck getting a warm front thursday before cooling off as we work into the early part, the late part of the week and early part of the weekend. amy: have a spectacular sunday. see you tonight at 6:00. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. the

it has bonn down today. it will be several days before they get back to normal. just a minute ago the sun was coming out, is the first time we've seen the sun in a while down here. rain is picking back up. wind is picking back up. they hope to get home. in this neighborhood it is perfect sign of flash flooding. at 11:30 yesterday. the road was completely empty. now it is up to my niece. this morning it was up to my waste. things are improving. deirdre: improving. we get a clear picture what is going on. garrett tenney joining us from myrtle buy south carolina. >>> hurricane joaquin the reason for missing cargo ship, el faro. it was traveling from jacksonville, florida, to san juan, puerto rico and disappearing. it was record the are southeast in the bahamas. winds were 21 miles per hour at the time. in the midst after category 4 storm. captain chuck nash is with me of the u.s. navy. 28 americans, five polish national lost their lives. they have stopped searching for the ship, looking for signs of live. how does it happen in the modern age with all the tech tools

bebe, bonn in august is doing just fine and weighs 4 1/2 pounds. he's going to get a lot bigger. that the caregivers say it's too early to determine his personality. >> you can determine the personality right now. the baby is lazy. >> no. >> dan. >> no, no. >> he was saying, please scratch my belly. enough with the back. >> he was in a state of zen. that's totally different. >> that's what happens when we rub behind your ears, right, sara? >> that's the look. >> i missed that. when did that happen? >> we do it preshow every weekend. >> okay. right before the show. um, martian, you want to save us? >> sure. it's so chilly out there, maybe ear muffs would be nice because it's chilly out there. not because you don't want to hear what we're saying. boston, they're not playing at foxboro, or fenway. they're not playing yankee stadium either. so we're both in the same boat there. but, there's good baseball happening. very aggressive stuff, certainly, for the playoffs. 49 degrees right now in beantown. looking for temperatures rising into the 60s. a chilly morning. white up there. carib

bebe, bonn in august is doing just fine and weighs 4 1/2 pounds. he's going to get a lot bigger. that the caregivers say it's too early to determine his personality. >> you can determine the personality right now. the baby is lazy. >> no. >> dan. >> no, no. >> he was saying, please scratch my belly. enough with the back. >> he was in a state of zen. that's totally different. >> that's what happens when we rub behind your ears, right, sara? >> that's the look. >> i missed that. when did that happen? >> we do it preshow every weekend. >> okay. right before the show. um, martian, you want to save us? it's chilly out there, maybe earmuffs would be nice, not that you don't want to hear us. there's good baseball happening and aggressive stuff certainly for the playoffs. 49 degrees in bean town. it's chilly out there. caribou maine reporting snow this morning. it's getting toward that time of the year. white on the pumpkins in upstate new york. and 40s in men if i say -- memphis and nashville and saint louis. above average temperatures across the northern tier. that will continue in the

judith who have who have huff accused cosby of attacking her at the play bonn mansion when she was 15sus zest full arab spring, quick check on your forecast and the roads before we head out the door. how are we looking? >> today will start off fine. stormy wet they are afternoon. rough rush hour, sunshine for the weekend, beautiful, little cooler, though. >> looking busy outside. live shot, we sure do, water main break in moorestown, new jersey, main street closed, between church street and chester avenue near starbucks. use an alternate such us a route 38 and route 407, is bus detouring, because of that water main break. >> thanks, meisha a coming up next on cbs this morning, new six, artery is ought r author, patty smith. coming to you tomorrow starting 4:30 and i. saturdays on cbs-3. >> sorry, a . and a look at t captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, october 9th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> chaos in the capitol after a bombshell announcement. why did kevin mccarthy drop his bid to become speaker of the house? and what is next for the republican party

they bonn 22-20. two points. the raders are now 2-2.xt sunday, they'll play the denver broncos. >>> bell, the despite a pretty good defensive effort, the 49ers lost their third straight game. and had a tough time. against the greenbay packers. he was sacked six times. he threw one interception. the packers won 17-3. the 49ersn played the new york giants on sunday. >>> all right. 5:47 is the time. back over to sal who is checking on traffic. hello there, pam. >> hello dave. >> still a little bit slow. i want we have a little bit of slow traffic headed out to the airport. let's go right to 880. what was happening is they were doing some road work that picked up a little bit late. as you can see, it's beginning to get better. it was jammed through here. now, we're seeing some improvement out at -- now that the lanes are open. if you are heading to oakland airport in the next 15 or 20 minutes, please know there is going to be a little bit of a slow-down out of downtown oakland. if you are going later, i don't think this will affect you as m

we're learning the ore bonn shooting -- oregon shooting situation is somewhat contained. the shooter is said to be down right now. they're getting information right now in from authorities. ashley, again, these, we've had an alarming number of these incidents. >> yes. trish: over the last several years. a lot of people are asking why. what is it that happened in our culture and our society where you're seeing growing number of random shooting situation. >> what compels someone to grab a gun, take out whatever it is going on in their mind, take it out on fellow students, if it's a student at this college. why they go on these types of rampages. to kt's point, one of the best defenses if you have any concern about someone and their mental state, and belief could be cape ab, say something ahead of time, not reflect afterwards. i know that is difficult call because you don't want to raise the flag on someone who may not be that way, almost impossible to stop. you have to ask yourself what can you do to can taken it. >> i think there is stuff we can do. it is all new. metadata

the talks convened in bonn, with african states complaining their demands were ignored.frica called it "apartheid" against developing nations. but the u.n.'s climate chief played down the disagreement >> they realize the urgency of this. they realize that we have been working on this for a long time, necessarily so because this is the most profound transformation of the global economy that we have seen in recent times. so it's understandable that this is complex. >> woodruff: meanwhile, in washington, president obama met with corporate leaders who have committed to the u.s. pledge on reducing carbon emissions. in all, 81 companies have agreed to support it. >> ifill: there's word that china's agreement not to hack u.s. corporate computers has already been violated -- repeatedly. president obama and chinese president xi reached that agreement last month, in washington. now, the security firm "crowdstrike" says fresh attacks started the very next day. it says the hackers are linked to the chinese government. >> woodruff: u.s. government officials moved today to begin crack

really, the better chance of getting any kind of rainfall will bonn next week's forecast.n that scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, and i'll have more details here in just a minute. we'll take you outside of the sky camera network right now. sun is setting. temperatures are dropping. high clouds in place across the south bay. currently 75 degrees. east bay at 81. so still mild to warm outside. san francisco, though, dropping to 65 as fog is beginning to push in, and a beautiful night across the north bay and 77. tomorrow morning's forecast will have high clouds throughout the entire bay area that will be the biggest change for us, and also check out these temperatures. down to 55 in the south bay. need that light jacket to start. the north bay 48 degrees. we'll get you back to the local forecast in a minute. but just in case you missed the earlier update, there is a very, very powerful hurricane. it is patricia sitting just off the coastline of mexico there is puerto vallarta there is the center of the storm. winds right now at 150 miles per hour. and

the destruction in the philippines comes as climate negotiators convene in bonn, germany ahead of united nations , climate talks in paris next month. former philippines negotiator yeb saÑo is currently walking from rome to paris on a people's pilgrimage for climate action. african countries have objected to the latest draft of the global climate agreement, saying it is unbalanced and does not do enough to aid poorer countries hit hardest by climate change. in a victory for environmentalists, the obama administration has ended the possibility of oil drilling in the arctic for the rest of president obama's tenure. they canceled plans to sell drilling leases and refusing to -- refused to extend leases that were previously sold. the move comes after shell announced it was halting its bid to drill in the arctic. the landmark nuclear deal between iran, the united states and five other world powers has officially taken effect. president obama signed an order paving the way to ease sanctions on iran but sanctions will , remain until iran takes steps to curb its nuclear program. canadians are hea