david victor, thank you very much for being on the "newshour".from 2014 to, i believe, 2016 that global emissions flattened out. so this rise came as something of a surprise. can you help us understand a bit what is driving this >> welthe main driver is economic growth. countries are beginning to put together systems that will help control emissions, that's what e paris agreement vowed talk about in poland this week and next, but that took a long time to come into being. t meanwhile economic growth and technology we're using for nkergy systems continued forward, so i theople reacted to a couple of years of flat emissions and surpris when the processes continue as we've seen in the most recent reports. >> no leader wants to say i want tout a stop on economic growth especially in a country like india orina. so if emissions keep on this tajectory, doesn't that the goal of paris accord's keeping rming under 2 degrees just puts that in real jeopardy? >> yeah, puts those goals in real jeopardy and it's easy to be pessimistic about the overall process.

david? >> victor oquendo, thank you. let's get the timing for all of this. ginger zee is tracking it all for us to help us get through this and carefully. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey there, david. it is a bad combination, as victor was just saying. ing to b iourbackyard. to the looking here, along that low, the flood wchfe fm f ando maine. interstate 95, so many people will be traveling that, and that's going to be a mess, especially by tomorrow morning. because we've got the light stuff now with the warm front, but really, there will be three rounds. that's 7:00 a.m. you're looking at. philadelphia, very wet. we could seal two to four inches of rain in pockets. up to boston. and then another low comes in, a really wet and windy, don't forget that, gusts up to 45 miles per hour. >> ginger, thank you. >>> and next tonight, to that major airport shutdown. all flights halted tonight after a drone scare, seen 50 times today alone. officials calling it tonight a deliberate act. the chaos at gatwick, can selling hundreds of flights, stranding tens of thousands o

david? >> victor oquendo with us tonight. victor, thank you. >>> and tonight, president trump is now vowing to review the murder charge against a former green beret, calling major matthew goldstein a, quote, u.s. military hero. goldstein admitted to killing a suspected terrorist bombmaker while serving in afghanistan. the president's statement, though, putting military prosecutors in a challenging situation. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: major matt goldstein was a west point graduate and silver star recipient. during a cia job interview, the former green beret admitted killing a suspected afghan bomb maker. goldstein, they say, was concerned the bomb maker would be released and kill more americans and a u.s. informant. so, goldstein, according to documents, assassinated the suspect. an investigation resulted in the loss of his silver star and a letter of reprimand, but no charges. then, in 2016, goldstein went public. >> did you kill the taliban bomb maker? >> yes. >> reporter: t

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david? >> with a busy commute there in atlanta under way already tonight. victor, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all, he's live with us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this storm is really going to grow in size. it's going to have huge impacts for the next three days across much of the east. let's get to it. flood watches up for the northeast and florida, which could ceci veer weather including tornadoes tomorrow afternoon. up see the heavy rain begin to spread across the carolinas, very soggy there. spreading north overnighth c.ilk fridaymorning, n be a mess with wind and water and look at the amount of rain. two to three inches across the highways. very soggy there. ga dangerous travel on the roads and in the air. david? >> urging everyone to take their time and get there safely. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight, new fallout coming in late today, after that surprise decision from president trump, ordering the withdrawal of all u.s. troops from syria, saying the war against isis has been won. but tonight, even some key r

i've been talking to to victor vescovo — along with david lee, a documentary makerfilming it all.100,000 metres or technology. it's got a titanium is the air which is the core element of the air which is the core element of the design surrounded by something called film which will boat and water but is very durable. it allows it to not be compressed when it goes to the depths, it's very advanced and revolutionary. was a working environment going to be you —— be like when you're inside and you're several kilometres down? if the two—person submersible, with a titanium capsule we have a reasonable amount of room like the cockpit of a jet, compatible, will be on cockpit of a jet, compatible, will beona cockpit of a jet, compatible, will be on a nine hour mission. how will you be able to capture this in the service? so the camera is on the outside of the sub it all be able to go outside of the sub it all be able to go down there's not many in the world they can go that far down with the pressure down there, we have cameras on the inside as well so there is no escape or victor, he'll be

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victor. thanks for having us this morning. we actually partnered with kate davis and david halbrunner, the filmmakers from hbo soon after.erience is what tends to happen with people who become irreversible hash tags as a result of police brutality, you really don't know what happens to them and their families and also the victims tend to be criticized and have character assassinations lodged against them, so it was really important for us to be able to share with the world our story in terms of our experience with what happened with our loved one, but also an effort to humanize the victim. so many times you just focus on how they died and we don't focus on how they lived. so kate davis and david halbrunner along with hbo gave us the opportunity to do that. >> we showed at the top of the trailer "sandy speaks," which was her video blog, and some of those postings were germane to criminal justice, social justice, interaction with law enforcement. what did you think as you started to look through some of those postings preparing to hand them over to the filmmakers? >> you know, honestly, just thinking about how eerily ironi

victor, thank you so much. >>> this is expected, as we know, to be the busiest day of the holiday season for air travel and already the storm causing flight delays. abc's davidy is at the faa's air traffic control center in virginia with a look at how they are managing all this chaos. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is the national faa control center. they are watching the entire national airspace on what's going to be a very pressure-packed day because so many people want to get home for the holidays. this is expected to be the busiest day of this holiday season. nearly 3 million people are flying today and already there are problems here. in fact, this is the watch officer here who is going to be sending out messages to airports about the problems already happening across the country. it's because of the maps. you can see new york city up there as ginger just showed you where the weather is the hitting and look at the map next to it where you see the concentration of flights right now. it is over the northeast, and already there are ground stops at laguardia and jfk. that live picture we have in laguardia, some of those passengers

david are doing amazing work they have ferris wheel started 100k ideas spent six months putting a group together of all types of entrepreneurs we are going to invest and help them in success. >> victoromething that you mother from your fashion business, tell us what you saw. >> exactly, so just seeing entrepreneurial you know, energy in flint was amazing, and you had no choice but to help you want to give back you want to be able to serve under served communities similar to where i came from this is something i am well versed in to use that as a resource for these entrepreneurial people, in flint, michigan specifically is a beautiful thing. >> you are an entrepreneur yours what do they need where is the need in terms of these start-ups? what did you see that largely inspired you to join this? >> flint is a community of resilience struggle been through a lot i often think as entrepreneur i guided miles i didn't know if i had what it takes i see in girlss in my program i think being up being encouraged them to support them cheer them on, continue to legacy, that is already there in flint i think what we want to do. >> not just advice you are going to invest. >> we want to be clear thi