neil's christianson soft petals on the remarks critical of china we welcome fair competition what we what we don't like is if somebody kind of misuses brand names or ip rights to mislead consumers so what we've seen also since last year is really that. have gone in and have effectively helped protecting those rights many companies remain frustrated she presented himself as an advocate of free trade at the opening of the import fair in shanghai but other firms are critical of growing government influence preferential treatment for chinese state enterprises and theft of intellectual property. no one wants to miss out on the giant chinese markers europeans hope that the e.u. china investment treaty will bring about positive change negotiations have been going on since 2013 and could be finished next year. now to some of the other business stories making news london and washington remain committed to reaching a post break that free trade agreement that's according to a statement from downing street in a phone call prime minister barak's johnson has just president donald trump to lift tar

by seconds it's a lot on the agenda as those leaders coming together in madrid next week john christianson the lead author of the un emissions gap report thank you so much for joining us. thank you. thank you. media sources are reporting that prime minister joseph scott is expected to resign his government has become increasingly embroiled in the political and legal crisis sparked by the murder of journalist daphne. she was investigating government corruption when she was killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago. at 3 in the morning prime minister joseph gave a press conference he was upset by the investigation into death. murder and the alleged involvement of his close colleagues for us this was not just a murder this was a major case that shook our democracy many people greatly doubt that actually did everything possible to solve the murder of journalist. she was killed by a car bomb on october 16th 2017 last week the investigation into who contracted the murder led to the maltese energy entrepreneur york and finish allegedly he had transferred money via dubai to companies in panama these

christianson. do we have a project sponsor? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is al, i'm an architect on the project. she is the proprietor of the business. i just want to give a quick presentation and let him talk. initially this building happens to be at the end of the hunter's point, the bayview district. >> i'm sorry, can you speak into the mic. >> i'm sorry. the yellow highlighted with the red arrow is where the location of this is. this is the view of the warehouse, the actual business occupies about half the warehouse. and this is the door on griffith street, not on thomas. initially, the project was approved for creating three grow rooms inside an industrial warehouse. the three grow rooms are these. and it had a roof to contain the environment. i believe they got their permit approved -- i'm sorry. this additional room right here. and as a result of that, what ends up happening is they have an entire roof over these rooms that could be used for grow facility. mostly for the seedlings. taking into account the tresses that account for the buildin

and one of them is here tonight, kyle christianson who lives in iowa falls.es in iowa falls with his mom who's recovering from cancer. when i saw kyle, he said after he had taken care of some bills, he bought a guitar and was playing shows for the first time in years. for jody in new hampshire, it was car repairs to visit her daughter. for mallory, it was going back to college. this is the vision that you can make a reality like this, iowa, this is in your power and your power alone. now, my first move -- my first move was not to run for president of the united states because i am not insane. i worked in the obama administration. i went to washington, d.c. and i said, what are we going to do to help our fellow citizens understand that it is not immigrants that is causing these problems, it's technology. and the folks in washington, d.c. had very little to offer, but one of them gave me some guidance that led me here to you all tonight. he said, andrew, you're in the wrong town. no one in washington, d.c. will touch this because fundamentally this is not a tow

targets and emissions will have to fall by more than 7 percent each year between now and 2030 john christianson is the emissions gap report co-leader he says meeting these targets will involve a difficult economic and technological transition. i don't think it needs to lead to disruptions i think we need to look at transformations and i think we have historically seen transformations in many sectors maybe not with the same speed that we look at if you look at the whole idea that mean there's been a huge transformation in the last 10 or 20 years when i explain to my kids or grandkids how phone was happening when i was a child he went to the exchange the put in a plug and saw the look at me as if i'm from the stone age of the take out their smartphone so transitions happen the main one we're looking at now is in energy transport agriculture and forestry and in energy i mean luckily renewable energy solar and wind have become so cheap that they're fully competitive in almost all the countries with other sources of power supply and i think we are starting to move also in a situation where we can gr

they ask christianson's girlfriend terra bullis to wear a wire for them. >> reporter: the girlfriendying. >> and he should be coming over around 5:30 so i'm turning it on. >> reporter: the way the recordings progress, the first few, there was little evidence towards the crime necessarily. >> i have already done more than i had to for them. i want to find this girl. >> reporter: but everything changes when christiansen and bullis attend a individual -- vigil. with that he spills the truth. >> we're at the benefit for the walk and brent has a thing of alcohol and he is drinking while he's here. >> she was very frightened many times. >> this really impacted her, the things that were said to her. >> she was valiant. >> she was? >> she was. >> did she fight? >> uh-huh. nobody knows what happened. >> nobody will know what happened. >> except for me. i am the only one. this he'll never find her. the family, you know, we are gonna leave empty-handed because no one will ever know where she >> you know, this girlfriend took a huge risk to make this happen. without her this would not have been

executive michael christianson says starting this morning they're changing traffic patterns and creating lots for certain rideshares. >> the traffic in and around l.a.x. has always been challenging. we made some pretty big changes here and those changes are taking some adjustments. >> reporter: and they hope to begin that expansion tomorrow. yesterday in this area about the size of a football field they had 25,000 cars in it. >>ksmainglso mea higsts abouut other stories including a murder mystery. a new hampshire couple was found buried on a popular tourist beach, and now new surveillance video shows two possible discovery about those voice-activated digital assistants like siri and alexa. the simple way they can be hacked. but first let's go back to ginger. >> so more than 30 cities had their warmest october on record including savannah, georgia, and now this. by this weekend saturday morning windchill is going to be in the 20s and 30s in the southeast. look at nashville, subfreezing. it will feel like 19 in chicago and about 20 here in new york city. now, this is just the first cold bl