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but you want to know when channing gets really wild?the great outdoors with br grylls. >> ready, set, see ya. go! >> usually on movie se, you know, they calin a stunt guy and i always feel very asculated so i'm happy that the's no stunt guy so at the be like -- wheer it was a nd of success or a failure, was my faile or success. >> unreal. this is just bananas. >> channinjumps into the norwegian wilderness and sticks the landing. >> you're on your own. put this chute on. we're going up togetr. you've got to pullhis rip cord. >> that was absolutely insane. >> this is cnning's second adventure with bear grylls. the first was in 2014. >> what do you think ohis outdoor skills? now.hey've gotten really good i said you're no longer a roie. >> right, exactly. >> channing does kind of magic mike strip down to his thi before enduring a freezing water challenge. >> i feel fantastic. he also haso hunt for his own meals. >> so bear sent me out to forage for anythi that i think is edible. nothing isdible in mmind out re >> but che out what happens wh

facebook ceo and his wife priscilla chan and their lives at home. >>> nato barrage. president trump opens meetings in london with an hour-long attack on democrats in washington and the french president. >>> royal accusations. the woman who says prince andrew sexually abused her when she was under age fights back tears as she tells her story to british tv. the new legal pressures the prince faces this morning. >>> and giving tuesday. how to make the most effective donations to charity and avoid common scams. >>> it's tuesday, december 3rd, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: people in some areas are waking up to two feet of snow. >> this snow came in hard and furious. >> reporter: a record-breaking storm pummels the northeast. >> the heaviest period of snowfall is smack dab in the middle of the morning commute. >> reporter: president trump landed in the united kingdom for the nato summit. the leaders will gather as nato marks 70 years. >> reporter: the house intelligence committee is scheduled to release an impeachment report on p

chan approaches a tourist who's fishing here she invites him to an upcoming festival and to take part in a trash collection project with the tourists out there. chen tries to help him with her vision of eco tourism but he's not taking the bait. he says maybe next time. said will be as he says it will be if we want tourism we have to give something back to the land so we're cleaning up the rivers and streams. the tourists can help . they learned how to paddle a kayak and help us to. the thai all consider themselves to be very robust unlike these countrymen from the west coast they did recover one piece of plastic and had an unforgettable experience so i say what's up with the seasick i threw up it was bad. so you fed the fish. out of the guide a young thai all isn't worried it's all for a good cause it's. about dozens afterwards people always tell others how nice it is here it makes me happy to be able to tell people about us so. i look. around 90000 tyo live in taiwan chen wants to introduce these guests to a few of them at the indigenous peoples festival upset stomach or not. her fre

gayle king sat down with mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan and asked them why. >> i believe in a democracy it's really important that people can see for themselves what politicians saying so they can make their own judgments. and i don't think that a private company should be censoring politicians or news. >> watch more of the interview tomorrow morning on cbs this morning. >>> for the second time in 28 weeks, passengers on the same cruise ship have come down from a gastrointestinal illness. the norwegian joy had to treat 6 passengers. about 10 people reported still having minor symptoms, but no one needed care. but there were bigger problems during the cruise. >> we didn't eat for 2 days on purpose. um, and then the 28th my mom got sick and then the 29th my niece got sick. >> i hope they just figure it out. i don't think they should send out another cruise. no family should have to go through this. >> about a week ago 4 people were taken to hospitals in la. >>> cyber monday less than an hour away, and some retailers are already offering steep discounts, but tonight the bett

. >>> and sky diving with channing tatum. in the cockpit with tom cruise. and a classic turns 30. >> chevy chase and a reboot. >>> new royal drama just in time for the holidays. welcome to the london west hollywood hotel. >> we have news on harry and magnificent meghan after their no show. >> it was a snub as candidate and william take center stage and raise plenty of eye brows. >> that's prince william behind the wheel on thursday. prince george riding up front. kate arrived separately with the other two in the back. separate cars. the kids split, think there's trouble with the couple after the royal i are awkward shrug off went viral? don't worry. they left together. >>> but m.i.a. from the festivities? harry, meghan, and archie. new video of harry dressed up as santa surfaced on friday sending a message of holiday cheer to the families of fallen soldiers. >> please call as much chaos as humanly possible. >> they are still on their six-week break from official duties. they are in canada with their son and spending time with meghan's mom dorian. a royal so

gayle king sat down with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan in their first joint television interview and asked them why. >> the main thing now that people are talking about are the political ads a. that you don't want to take down political ads that people know are false, that they contain false information. >> what i believe is that in a democracy, it's really important that people can see for themselves what politicians are saying, so they can make their own judgments. and, you know, i don't think that a private company should be sensoring politicians or news. but a small group of your employees, about 200 wrote a letter saying that they wish that you would reconsider because they said free speech and paid speech are not the same. do they have a point? >> well, this is clearly a very complex issue, and a lot of people have a lot of different opinions. >> quijano: you can watch more of gayle king piece interview with mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan tomorrow on "cbs this morning." there's much more ahead on the "cbs weekend news". what the faa is doing to comb

what is paul chan saying? was saying we are looking at a 2% -- two percentage point drop back in gdp. is a government coffer that has been -- paul chan is giving some meat on ,he bones of the problems here reiterating that this economy will fall into recession for the .ull year .e will reveal his retail numbers coming out today expected to be down 21% year on year. it is almost got worse every single month since the violence in this protest movement began. august was a bad month. tourist arrivals from japan have been down. mainland chinese visitors are the biggest demographic of foreign spending. 49.9%.umbers are down mentioned toat you the economy equivalent to two percentage points of gdp, 7 billion u.s. dollars. >> i was in singapore over the weekend and the question i kept getting is when to the protests end? >> your guess is as good as mine. i went to the states for 10 days and i thought things are coming down. resumed the protests. maybe they are bold and by the election victory, or by trump signing the

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joining right now to break down the number is anthony chan along with mike murphy. great to see you guys. thanks irving here. see mechanized beer. >> why do you think the economists were so wrong on this very strong month of november for jobs? >> murray a couple of things, first of all we know we have this big midwest storms during the month and a lot of people, let economists think that subjects in the number. anywhere from 30 to 40,000 because of the weather. i looked the numbers, and these numbers are not seasonally adjusted so you have to compare to the year before in the year before that. virtually no impact. nothing significant on the weather. so additionally, everyone got spooked by the avp report because that came into the week. if you look at the avp, there's a lot of volatility there almost 70,000 with standard deviation. but when that that comes them below hundred thousand it's usually historically leaves to a blowout number that's about 60 to 70,000 above the market expectations. so the signs were all there. so the difference between the surveys, the hou

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in the democratic republic of congo chan cult production is taking its toll on the rain forest millions of families in the impoverished country rely on charcoal for cooking and that's eating away at the congo basin forest. making charcoal involves chopping down trees and slow burning the wood in covered of ends all of which comes at a high price for the environment. and with hector of trees we get at least 600 sacks of coal with a quarter of a haircut we get between 120 and 156. 1 stack costs around $30.00 the trade in charcoal known as mikalah is worth millions officially there are limits on how many trees may be cut down but that's easy to get around lumberjacks just bright the police but there are also efforts to find alternatives to de forest station. law or not brought this is over the streams were planted to save the forest in the national park but most of the trees here are specifically intended for charcoal there eucalyptus trees that grow rapidly. the aim is to preserve the ancient trees and wetlands deep in the jungle eco avon's have also been introduced they make more child w

i'm melissa chan welcome to g.w. news asia thank you for joining us india has passed a new law that will make it easier for non muslim minorities from neighboring countries to gain indian citizenship opposition to it is especially strong in india's northeastern state which borders bangladesh is an ethnically diverse region with a large muslim population thousands have defied a curfew to protest the new measure people there fear undocumented hindu migrants from neighboring bangladesh will now be granted citizenship and dilute the political sway of the region. a rupture of faith in the state. many here in assam see the passage of the citizenship amendment bill as a clear message from the hindu nationalist government that they are 2nd class citizens . in the government but if the other didn't get trying to make us minority in our own very spit in our own little religion by giving to the one of the few. the new law would allow non muslim religious minorities from neighboring countries like bangladesh to claim indian nati

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia think you for joining us it's day 2 of the international court of justice is hearings in the genocide case against myanmar and the country's leader on sun suchi has spoken she acknowledged the possibility that the military could have used disproportionate force and that it might not have taken into account civilian safety enough but also said that these actions do not fulfill the definition of genocide. mr president it cannot be rude out that disproportionate force was used by members of the defense of this is in some cases in does that a god of international humanitarian law or that they did not distinguish clearly enough between also fighters and civilians. the spirit and mind this complex situation and the challenge to sovereignty and security in our country when you're assessing the intent of those who attempted to do with the rebellion surely under the circumstances genocidal intent cannot be the own you had poth once celebrated worldwide as a human rights defender on sunset she has seen a dramatic fall from grace and she received the nobel

joining us now is edwin chan. what did is to bring to the table for each other?b is the majority leader of this tire. what singtel brings is the track .ecord some foreign leaders will be focusing partially on -- harshley -- focusing a viableng forth business. grab has a couple entry suite of online financial services, most notably, its mobile laws. >> his digital banking the next big thing in asia? -- is digital banking the next big thing in asia? edwin: it is one of those final untapped frontiers in terms of the ability of the internet to disrupt traditional industry. financial services the world over are moving toward this digital transformation phase. in asia, it is moving faster than the u.s. and europe. you have seen this happen in china. there is a recognition from companies that this could be a massive and lucrative market. >>is ripe for transformation thank you, that is -- it is ripe for transformation. >> thank you, that was edwin chan. egypt has signed off on over's acquisition of their rideshare at. other companies may be able to view over's mapping an

gas powered plants that's despite the fact that the government offered subsidies for solar panels chan weeping is the co-creator of a green energy crowdfunding platform called sunny founder she was determined to make use of the state support for solar but there were challenges. the most difficult. place songs 0 to one because no one knows us and though i wonder if anyone will ever believe us all just us home even joining us. i thought with myself and i thought of to myself. if you don't actually you will have no answer weeping has championed a range of renewable energy projects here she is talking to residents in a long term care center where sunny founder had installed solar panels on the roof the center receives renewable energy certificates for the green power it produces this is by far the largest. charity projects we have cough on date and this project his sponsor was sponsored by taiwan mobile company and come by and the donation for us was all over 39 in individual environmentalists say taiwan still needs to do a lot of work to improve its share of renewable energy there are pla

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i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia thank you for joining us it's the largest internment of minorities since world war 2 more than 1000000 ethnic we don't muslims are locked up in prisons across china's north western region of shing junge . beijing has said the camps are voluntary education center is meant to counter it stream most islamic thought but survivors paint a very different picture they say the places are really prisons in recent years thousands of liters have fled into exile many to turkey our correspondent yulia han spoke to one woman now in istanbul about her ordeal. going for walk with her grandson just a year ago good bye hard wouldn't have dreamt it was possible. at the time she was in china in one of the internment camps for a week is for education centers as the leadership in beijing calls them. who won the. good this is from the day i was arrested it states my name but it's my birthday to them and that i am a terrorist it would be to slowly have them call that good of a house says the chinese authorities never explained why they thought she was a terrorist. she tells

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us turnout continues to trump expectations in hong kong as hundreds of thousands of people showed up for a largely peaceful protest 6 months into the movement the past couple of weeks had been relatively quiet in the territory and some pro democrats themselves even wondered if momentum had slowed but the message those who took to the streets sent is that they are not going away now a lot of those out there on the front lines are young teenagers or college students some have gone out week after week despite parental disapproval others have done so only to lose their jobs g.w. shot shows until takes a look at how these frontline ors receive support behind the scenes faces hidden location concealed only then with these home. agreed to be filmed. they set up an online shopping service which supports the pro-democracy movement. it employs protesters who've been arrested or kicked out of their homes for their part in the demonstrations. we want to provide for the teenagers and everyone that is involved in this movement they should b

where taiwan meets the pacific is the homeland of the thai ya'll in and around the village of ginger chan is fighting to protect her indigenous heritage usa which it's sometimes i feel i'm too persistent like a cockroach that refuses to die. i. was. born. to tell you all live in communities close to 600 people live in village. by the entrance to the village there's a statue of a thai all in a law in cloth hunting a wild boar just like in the old days. at the former police station chen heads a meeting of the village development committee its goal to ensure a future for taiwan's indigenous peoples. woman though has a day when i return to the village for a project after a long up.

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start with the united nations at the hague and the international court of justice where myanmar's leader on sun suu kyi will defend her country against charges of genocide brought by the african state of the gambia myanmar's military had run a deadly campaign in 2017 that led to the exodus of more than 700000 range refugees now the nobel peace prize recipient and long time human rights advocate will defend what many say is indefensible she will speak tomorrow this is day one of what's expected to be 3 days of testimony to all of the gumby us. is that you tell me an ma to stop these senseless killing to stop these acts of barbarity and brutality that have shocked and continue to shock our collective conscience to stop this genocide of its own people cynics say one motivation front on suchi is appearance she was not obligated to personally appear at the hague is next year's elections back home in the past few days her supporters have held large rallies medicine citizen see her as a defender of the embattled country on the