esther: that is exactly the big question.tral banks are stressing that they are -- will most likely have to ignore the recessions. the marketplace that they will adjust policy to take, history shows us that the fed tends to overtime and then they cut interest rates more than they initially indicate and that is exactly what the market is playing so that the fed will indeed, because they have hiked more than other central banks, now they have the potential to cut more than other central banks and that is weighing on the dollar. alix: did you think that the bank of canada move was dovish or hawkish? esther: it does seem dovish. on the other hand, the u.s. dollar interest exchange rate is showing the big story. the u.s. dollar has rallied, so despite the bank of canada tightening, this is not been reflected to that extent in the exchange rate. despite the ecb sounding more dovish, i think there is some potential to appreciate as we see this u.s. dollar fed correction. guy: the bank of canada was dovish today. maybe that is the bi

esther esther and bethany. esther esther and philip, thank you very much.11:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. pope benedict the 16th has died at the age of 95. in a statement , the vatican said he statement, the vatican said he passed away just after 930 this morning within the vatican city. he was the first pontiff to have stepped down from the role in 600 years. in 2013 due to old age and ill health. our reporter karen walker takes a look at his life . in it's april 2005. white life. in it's april 2005. white smoke rises from a chimney above the vatican. a new pope , the the vatican. a new pope, the 265th leader of the catholic church has been elected pope benedict xvi, aged 78, became the oldest newly elected pope since the 1700s. but also the first german head of the catholic church in centuries. born joseph ratzinger in 1927, he lived with his catholic family in bavaria. he lived with his catholic family in bavaria . although his family in bavaria. although his parents were , ratzinger was parents were, ratzinger was a m

morning esther the george cross. morning esther and phil.for having me on christmas eve . as having me on christmas eve. as you said, it was a it was a great tragedy. and it did shock the nation and i think for me, i attended the vigil about a week and a half ago. and what was astonishing was the range of people that attended the numbers that turned out for these young children . and there's an inquest children. and there's an inquest ongoing at the moment. but the one of the relatives, i think, spoke about how jack jumped in to save the other children . and to save the other children. and it's amazing to see this petition, which is reaching, i think, over 23,000 signatures and it just goes to show how it's affected so many people. yeah, i mean, this was clearly an awful event that happened for the local community. i mean, obviously for the families concerned, but also for the for the local community. i mean, i think it's i mean, i think it's a terrific idea. i mean, it was amazingly brave of a ten year old boy go in and risk his old boy to

so i say to esther. she couldn't say nice to esther. don't did at said? i don't think she did at all i i've got some all i thought i've got some stuff we'll hear from you. stuff so we'll hear from you. i want to know , do i not need to want to know, do i not need to buy a present? i i'm not closing around right now . sounds like around right now. sounds like esther is love language. might be gifts. actually and you're not your love language might be words of affirmation . so maybe words of affirmation. so maybe you can write a beautiful love letter . our gifts gift each letter. our gifts gift each other something that's romantic look like a massage or give one another. a massage. you don't have to so much money on presents . yeah. think i'll buy presents. yeah. think i'll buy if i think i'll buy a presents. after all old belinda, i think i'm just going to buy it. i'll be expecting a perfect poem to be expecting a perfect poem to be written by him, but equally i did see stats. one in ten people said it would end no relation ship didn't g

now let's get back to esther and philip . back to esther and philip. thank thanks.heir best mate now to look through the papers today. we're joined by commentator claire pursell and local government editor of conservativehome harry. so we'll start with you, claire. what is your story? well, i think it's these strappy a bacterial infection that is going around schools quite rapidly has killed six children already . and when six children already. and when you delve into the story a little bit further, it does seem a lockdown has played a part in the rise of this infection . it's the rise of this infection. it's always been around. it's always been of those things that children have managed to catch and can shift it quite quickly . and can shift it quite quickly. but because haven't been but because they haven't been subjected to the amount of virus and bugs that they would normally through sort of normally have through sort of couple of years of lockdown it just that grabbing just means that it's grabbing a hold of them and it's turning into something quite into somet

phil and esther, shocking . she was 81. we esther, shocking. she was 81.ill. she died yesterday surrounded by her at her house in clap in south london. when i lived in south london i remember seeing dame vivien riding her bicycle . she had one of those bicycle. she had one of those old fashioned bicycle set. she would just cycle around and it quite happily bright red hair very, very distinguishable was was doing vivienne and she she was doing vivienne and she she was a very cool local resident. but yes sad she was the pioneer of power , a non—profit, of power, a non—profit, conformist fashion queen who had british on the map. it was incredible, really, what she did . british fashion. i don't think there'll be another like she was what you call a true british eccentric but also very known for her activism as what was her fashion that was a huge part of what she did and in the end in later years, dame vivienne wanted to be known really more for her activism, for raising awareness about , the awareness about, the environment, the importance of what's happenin

to mark a0 years since the release of the film, howard has created this new arrangement for esther. went high above brighton, performing on top of the city's i360 attraction. one of the most stunning views, you could look at the stars and then the whole city of brighton lit up below. it just honestly felt like i was walking in the air, you know? it really, really did. a christmas classic with a classical update. a tune that can still make hearts melt. tim muffett, bbc news. us ,ilitary officials have assured anxious children the arctic blast and snowstorm that has been wreaking havoc on us airline traffic this week will not prevent santa claus from making his annual christmas eve flight. the north american aerospace defense command, or norad, tracks santa's yuletide flight every year. he's currently in mongolia and over a billion presents have been delivered so far. we can now speak live to a norad spokesperson. it is so good to talk to you. where is santa right now? according to our tracker he was last seenin according to our tracker he was last seen in mongolia and it looks like h

thanks, esther and bethany. thanks, esther and philip, good morning. it's 11:01.'s deputy leader says it's clear people of chester want a labour government after the party's candidate won in a by—election. samantha dixon has been duly elected as the member of parliament for the city of . samantha dixon city of. samantha dixon increased the party's majority by more than 4000 to almost 11,000. the contest was triggered by the resignation of former labour mp christine matheson following complaints of serious harassment. he the allegations. angela says it's the worst defeat for the conservatives in the city since 1832. they're angry with the conservatives who have crushed the economy that they've the sleaze that's engulfed them the constant bickering and the not been able to get britain moving again and everyone feels like it's a constant backlog and they're damaging our economy that damaging people's prospects and the people of chester, the city of chester have given a huge message to the conservatives that . they want conservatives that. they want change and they wa

we bought them at 14 year old esther who has taken up the role of a parent to her younger siblings. in my lowie, nearly 17 percent of kids. my age or younger are all friends and vulnerable. in fact, a 1000000 of them have lost their parents to h i v and add that unit to day out up to as a remarkable 14 year old who despite being a child as self as taken, there are of the parents to i under siblings after they lost the mom and their dad remarried in, lived them alone. i'm alyssa banda in the long before gill as of newt. ah, okay. when did you start taking care of your siblings? linda? my, my, when my mother passed away, i was only 6 years old than our father, married another woman, and left us alone in a rental house. that is when we started living alone linen melanie to merkel day given that your child yourself, how has it been taking care of them? blanche is immer turbo. it is not easy, but doable. i cook clean wash and do every thing that a child needs. i have no choice since there is no one to take care of us in m a n. i am in emory entity and to some, are you ever taken advantag

doÑa esther lleva aÑos trabajando como vendedora ambulante. >> para agarrar parqueo vengo en la maÑanaÁ difÍcil. >> le paga un estacionamiento que en ocasiones puede costarle hasta cinco dÓlares por hora. deberÁ pagar peaje y serÍan siete dÓlares mÁs. desde la ciudad de san josÉ a san francisco esto rondarÍa $17 ida y vuelta. >> contactamos al departamento de transporte de la ciudad de san francisco y nos dieron una lista de descuentos. lo invitamos a que visite nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias para que nos conozca. >> un juez de la corte superior de san francisco dictamino que es suficiente evidencia. parte de las evidencias fueron la llamada que hizo la vÍctima. la nueva audiencia se realizarÁ el 28 de diciembre. la policÍa y de la ayuda de la comunidad para atrapar a un hombre que agrediÓ a una mujer de la tercera edad. en el vÍdeo de la cÁmara de vigilancia se ve cÓmo el vehÍculo va avanzando. tres hombres fueron arrestados en relaciÓn con un tiroteo. las vÍctimas habrÍan sido emboscadas y los estaban esperando en la cuadra 700. los sospechosos al parecer pertenecen a una pandilla de

now, though, it's back to esther. philip . it's back to esther. philip. thank you, rhiannon.nd would delight to be joined in the studio throughout the show by writer and historian dr. tessa dunlop and former labour mp simon dann chuck. and of course we want to hear your views today, so get involved in the conversation . an email is a gb conversation. an email is a gb views at gbnews.uk or tweet us at gb news. now look before we go on to our first guest, as it were, i saw this front page of the daily mail, and it was john moir who had written it. and i thought it was a fair point and i wondered what we thought. why shouldn't our working class education secretary where a £10,000 rolex. i mean, is this about it was the cost of living? is this just because she's a politician? is this because we're all, you know, jealousies and each and this time of the year? john moore was asking all kinds of question, but a gift from . should it matter from a husband. should it matter or should it for a 50th or should it not? for a 50th birthday? should she be slammed for a watch? no i don't for

stick with us because it's esther phil to come up .watching a listen to friday morning with esther and phil here on gb news we've got coming up on the show. well, i'll tell you sick of strikes all you want you well we'll be speaking to someone who certainly the owner of certainly is the owner of london's family owned

when violinist and tiktok star esther ebrahimi moved to the uk from france aged iii, unable to speakmas in the uk, and that's when i discovered to mark a0 years since the release of the film, howard has created this new arrangement for esther. for the video, just like the snowman himself, estherwent high above brighton, performing on top of the city's i360 attraction. one of the most stunning views, you could look at the stars and then the whole city of brighton lit up below. it just honestly felt like i was walking in the air, you know? it really, really did. a christmas classic with a classical update. a tune that can still make hearts melt. tim muffett, bbc news. now, if the prospect of cooking christmas dinner for a crowd feels a little overwhelming, spare a thought for this lady. for 15 years, gloria stewart has been organising turkey and all the trimmings for more than 250 guests who might otherwise be spending the festive season alone. phil bodmer has been to meet her. lighting up the lives of those who may be home alone this christmas. at the niagara centre in sheffield they

esther bond, but what pleases are to her here? infuriate starks while they are suffering the russian visitors are doing extremely well. and it's not just them. 2 months ago, beller russians. vladimir and olga arrived and analia and set up a dentist academy. of course on sally is perfect. i feel like almost at home because to me and the russians began from different directions, began cancers. but you have every seen kindergarden school business is going well for their apartment. the entrepreneurs can afford to pay $3500.00 euros 7 times the average turkish salary. agency guys, they already told us that dual kish citizens and i have very huge problems. they can't l. sam sales to rent let's they come time because everyone looking for foreigners for turks like eunice, emory, the rents are unaffordable. the 26 year old teacher was afflicted from his old apartment after his property owner raised the rent 5 fold. so he moved in with a friend you know, the homes in the amazon. i used to spend about 10 percent of my salary and rent, you kn

there was a rid of laughing, involved with, along with esther geisha, went on the moral confidence drugged, which makes the recovery all the more satisfying your order. you've taken several pieces are still missing, but $31.00 have been recovered, including the most valuable, a diamond delayed and star of the polish order of the white eagle. there is still hope that the remaining loot hasn't been destroyed or sold but got the song all kind of hidden visor door. there is no evidence that any of the treasure has turned up or been sold anywhere. when we looked at this and compared it to other art fafsa, we were confident there was a good chance we would find the jewels again, common counter. this footage from the fateful night in 2019 shows, the jewel thieves destroying the display case and dressed in green vault and stealing over a 100000000 euros worth of diamonds and other jewelry. sick suspects have been on trial since the beginning of this year. the discovery of the hidden trove in berlin was apparently, as a result of a deal struck in court. ah . okay. the football world cup reaches is

valley than what are you going to lean towards building that claim by a wells fargo bill anthony esther may lego, and that's not just cheaper. it's more environmentally friendly to hardly any transport is involved. and the construction process uses much less energy. if you're like, what makes loan so great for 3 d printing. this material doesn't have to be manufactured, so you don't need to invest a lot of money in time. unlike brake switch me to be good or cement which needs to reach 16021800 degrees celsius or production process. gosh, here you take up the local soil, mix it with clay and hay and then the parental can begin not mutual, not talk as we're my genuine patasha ish. it's as long as the technology is still in the development phase. but in 3 years christian gora intends to print a real house out of clay, non traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. i think it's a perfect match. another project in development is construction droughts, essentially flying 3 d printers. these could replace energy intensive, heavy machinery and take on more dangerous task at great heights.

coming up next, it's esther phil. stick around esther and phil. so stick around after weather . weather. good morning. i'm luke miall with your weather forecast and it's a cold and a frosty start to your friday morning. a sharp frost in places. scrape at the ready because we've got snow and ice to contend with over the next days. you can see the blues across the map indicating that we've got very cold air in place with the winds down from the arctic. so several degrees below where we should be for this time of year. now, we've got ice warnings in place across parts of wales, the south—west of england and the eastern counties of england and scotland through this morning. also got a snow andice this morning. also got a snow and ice warning across scotland . could see 2 to 5 . we could see 2 to 5 centimetres at lower levels over the but the sun the higher ground. but the sun soon gets to work on that will see of it through day. see plenty of it through day. and those ice warnings tending to fade away through the day . to fade away through the day. further showers feeding to in thes

. - [esther] talk about an energy stream. talk about inspiration. talk about an impulse. talk about a stream that is flowing so magnificently that it takes quite a bit of effort to not go in the direction of it. - she's definitely got a hitch in her get along, she hops along kinda like adonis. - why not turn your boat in the direction of the current and just go with the flow? and our human friends say, well, that just seems lazy. [ann chuckles] - oh, i've known about it for about eight years. she felt sorry for the bird because he had a broken wing. and the bird likes her bause she's been feeding him, because he can't feed himself, he can't fly. have you seen the bird? i don't approve of her lifestyle. i support jane goodall, she has a wonderful lifestyle. people said that she's the same as jane goodall. i said, she's nothing like jane goodall. - [jaynecan i get rid of this clutter while i'm down here? - [ann] well, i have cleared up a long way. - well, that's just trash. - hmm? - that's just trash, i can throw it- - not always. sometimes the trash is what i want. it's go

to mark 40 years since the release of the film, howard has created this new arrangement for esther.tunning views, you could look at the stars and then the whole city of brighton lit up below. it just honestly felt like i was walking in the air, you know? it really, really did. a christmas classic with a classical update. a tune that can still make hearts melt. tim muffett, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. yes, iam yes, i am old enough to remember that one first time around. the weather, no good for snowmen, that is for sure, it is pretty mild today, tonight and for many of us could, christmas day as well. with just one or two exceptions. rain gathering at the moment, turning heavy for northern ireland, pushing into western scotland, overnight there will be some further bursts of rain putting eastwards, staying quite breezy, and so it is a mild and frost—free kind of night, temperatures drifting down to between 6—9 c. tomorrow, we start off on a mild note and with low pressure to the north of the uk, we are going to continue with the south—westerly winds for most ar

and dw reporter anna, sir esther is on the scene for us in central berlin and joins us now. hi there, anna. now i know that you've been speaking with emergency services. what have they been telling you? indeed there is loads happening here and now just a moment ago, berlin, mayor francisco giff i, she passes. she's also here to talk to those emergency services and find out what happened. so obviously the police here are still investigating as to what caused that rupture in the aquarium at the moment. they're not supposing a criminal act, but rotter an accident. and you can clearly see from the emergency services here that they're very relieved in a way because obviously this is a huge incident. but the timing, so at 550 local time this morning meant that the almost 400 people staying in that hotel just here behind me. most of them were still sleeping in their beds. so it also meant that if this could have happened at another time, like in the, in the later morning hours, the damage here would look completely different. also the road behind me is a major get through in the ci

i mean, we will see a trade those would soon try to test as esther new cap to see what's happening. many fear producers will steer their gas tank as to markets with higher prices, leaving the e u. in the cold. meanwhile, price kept supporter, say the cap isn't fixed and can be higher if supplies run low. my colleague i abraham joins me for more out of brussels. i. we just heard several reasons in that piece for why this cap isn't a good idea. why did they even pursue this and totally agree to it? then? i think its massive political pressure from eastern and southern european countries as that report has mentioned, who really have a fear that prices might spiral completely out of control. as we have seen very high price, especially in september and, and august. i mean, we have seen the since the beginning of the, you know, rushes were an ukraine. and they really believe that this will shield households and consumers. and that's why a compromise had to be found on, on this prescott prices spike me one point a $350.00 euro's a megawatt hour on that exchange in august. i believe it seem

now, though, back to esther and philip . esther and philip. thank you, thomas.iversity wokeness. we did a report on exclusive figures coming out about did a report on exclusive figures coming out about £30 million waste in universities. and darren says most universities are funded with pubuc universities are funded with public and foreign and are public and foreign money and are pushing wing agendas there. also in doctrine fighting the woke agenda intellectual order and it's all about divide and conquer. barbara says universities is wasted money. nothing new there. it's happening in nhs. nothing new there. it's happening in nhs . donkeys happening in the nhs. donkeys years too and god says it's time to stand up against the destructive woke infection. we are absolutely not racist, but now discriminating against . the now discriminating against. the majority of the uk population about loads and loads of comments about the royal mail and delay in sending cards until february . vinnie says, i'm not february. vinnie says, i'm not using royal mail. i'm sending my card

now earlier i asked esther biologist heath cowling, whither the rhine spiced craft to past this taste on the way to a human non mission. it would seem the plas past it with flying colors. yes. as it keep it under the question that you must have answered a lot, i'm have to ask it though, the big one, why j? if i said i went to the moon in the sixty's, not because it was easy, but because it was hard. why we doing this again? 50 plus years later. well, i have been asked that many times today. i remember i was a little boy when rigid, so hold, go to the moon thing. and back then i, you know, i was in high school the last time we did this, so it's been half a century for me in the space person. i'm ready to get back to work on the mood. but why are we doing it? well back in the sixty's, it was a thing between us in the soviets. it was a geopolitical thing and it had different reasons for doing barely 20 years after world war 2. now we have a capability of doing things, the space and it's not just america and russia. it's in europe, it's asia. you see countries like india where you might s

do you watch anybody out my be a lot about this morning. esther search financial status is the aggression today. i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in the future. almost of course renewed as you speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine, or wish you were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas, a suffering of high for that is happening. another key with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good about joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang self. the for the move in the business, and you will clean the ready daily. notice. choose your medical graham. when you wrote, you know, we just got to really just such a group of ceiling individuals such as circle image of the different student pulled up and get you thrown with them the problem and you're still there actually this year history as you brought in the studies of stuff coming to us on ok which which and it was just posted sustainable for a mo

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no, hold himself. expediency of mysterious group, a cinema commanded duck and esther stella, stella, choose teresa, mozilla naco matea jerome. he hadn't. when moses does not see any mobile pitch territory after a while, can your school monica course catch it? i spoke when you had he at the spared. ah, it was. the proprietor lowered you pretty well, of course, and you'll come across more with me and that great talk which seat of which is the lawyer trickery. when you say it was okay it's, it's a rush. it's the quite bit. no, you don't line up by probab appraiser, i'm not, i'm yet, you're not, we're from for the well are. can you see a to see a thing unless capua c other should, should they are out there them loosely at the euro. so should musical commercial musical must run them, you know, writes back with your skin, not followed your stay you tackle, but when it come, yeah, i did. what is the bullet of weekly to musical now me besides yet i was can use case material that would have our yo yos for most the key, the many at the most of all it and yes, what is the actual solution here?

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. >> reporter: sister esther anderson says when student housing was in short supply at neumann universityoutside philadelphia, she and her sisters offered a wing of their convent. katela says it's like having a second family. >> they have so many stories, stories for days-- funny ones, serious ones, wise words. >> we are gaining so much from the presence of the students here-- life, energy, and activities that we might never have sought out. with. >> reporter: like tiktok. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they didn't even know what tiktok was. they were eager to learn. they were like, "okay, we can making a tiktok,s too. >> reporter: are you a dancer? >> i'm an irish dancer. i've seen a few tiktoks on facebook. i've never been part of one. i have been doing some limbering up just in the event. >> reporter: friends united in a special sister solidarity. nikki battiste, cbs news, aftin, pennsylvania. >> i like that one! >> duncan: i have a feeling the parents don't mind that setup at all. well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan. have a great night, and

so lucille, this is the answer from faith, but of the vietnam, iran's esther. he lived this way for thousands of years yet that com. okay, how could the big corporation say we can't survive without conventional agriculture? committee or not? no, i'm a b. i. so dyllis i'll, as dante thought of the design is we used to use a lot of fertilizers, fungicides, insecticides, everything. the transnational corporations gave us come out of dealing solar when we 1st switched organic farming production dropped. 50 or 60 percent boa garfield st. when berlin had stabilize and is now on the upswing. hollywood under your own, went on the per implant every year. little by little, our coffee harvest increases m l like before, where we'd have a good yield one year and a bad one the next years he and daniel had a pocketbook chill that he vinitez wants to achieve. even more. he striving to convince other coffee farmers in the region of this method. oh, here to in south western germany. pioneering work is happening. i if he has he vis here it looks pretty desolate. a bunch of thistl

youtube said with, with mm, you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life, esther hate kind of stumbled. our way through it and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like, pardon me, want to leave another part in battle with us. if i leave, i have nothing to fall back on. i have that deposit to do. i have nobody to go to, you know mean because i don't live around last 7 years. i have nothing and sometimes it's hard. if they've got a swastika tattooed on their neck, it's hard for them. but just to say, i don't do that anymore, it's kind of a long process. it's not like you just leave it one day and you're like, well, i'm glad that's over. i had been out of the movement before i got connected with these guys, but i was on my own and didn't talk about it and had a lot of buried shame and guilt. and then i met these guys and i saw, you know, frankly ta

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take esther to the front page of the metro, briefly, if you well, it's a straight that's been aroundday, but an extraordinary story. german pool is foiled. 25 extraordinary story. german pool is foiled. , . , ., extraordinary story. german pool is foiled. , . , . , foiled. 25 germans have been arrested for _ foiled. 25 germans have been arrested for planning - foiled. 25 germans have been arrested for planning a - foiled. 25 germans have been | arrested for planning a violent foiled. 25 germans have been - arrested for planning a violent coup to overthrow the german government and this included plans to launch an armed attack on the german parliament. it includes an aristocrat and these people are linked up at the far right, they are linked up at the far right, they are linked to the german far—right party but also to a conspiracy theories iq a movement in germany which seeks to deny the legitimacy of the postwar post—nazi german governments. it's all extremely troubling, though it's been disrupted by german intelligence services and it's really not clear from what we know today abou

we are walking in the footsteps alarms. esther's after centuries of force to simulation and discrimination the scandinavian sammy fought for a voice to represent them to government. one of the strongest weapon in the struggle is his army, parliament. but it's now facing 8th biggest challenge yet. we need to be honest about the fact of beat me to produce more renewable electricity. many sammy fi, the green transition is putting their ancestral lands at risk. you could kindly call it green colonization. unfortunately, our future is to ruin by those blaming mesh. oh, on a crisp arctic mooning in or inspiring event is underway. ahh. randy are being gathered for the autumn corral. a chance for the hood is to check their animals before the winter migration. ah sammy randy heard a car in crawford near and her children a hiking up to the annual event. and i've been invited to join them for the past we taking was forged by carnes ancestors hundreds of years ago. today she walks in their footsteps and her children in hers. mean they're from really hard ram. she's lamenting quotes ellison minister th

this is no time for donald trump record of esther xenophobia her circles. jennifer, fast forward to this. if you've been to china get ready because the cobra tests are back even for those who have been vaccinated. so what was the plan, or is it more of a make it up as you go along kind of approach, as long as it's against china? who knows either way, it's clear that in today's reality, whatever beijing comes up with, it's wrong. it locks people up authoritarian. it opens up its reckless and the right to the world. but maybe it should be about let in countries sort their problems out themselves. now a prominent american defense think tank has issued a report about how nato should respond to hi pathetic. i'll rush in attacks on the military alliance within the context of the ukraine conflict. let's go through it. the report by b ram. the corporation has laid out several scenarios for a possible russian attack, according to so naughty away moscow would conduct precision strikes, an eastern poland without causing any casualties. russia would linkfeld attack to

but what this is esther ah, in bahrain, they can already gas luxury, real estate party tourism cosmopolitan isn't how this small desert state is reinventing itself. bahrain party capital of the middle east. in 75 minutes on dw. i'm the green fat that you feel worried about the planet to i'm neil. host of the on the green fence podcast and to me it's clear we need to change. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plans with our games on the melting ice. a reporter tracks down the arctics. major players with you see route begins a dangerous game. people overseas that yeah, we are here. we're patrolling the area now, the cards are being re, shuffles, who has the best handed? russia is a quite active economic in the arctic. if you see something that looked like james bond, it has to do with the military. i think it starts december 23rd on d w. mm hm . ah ah ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. germany's foreign minister and alina bab walk, arrives in india for talks with her deli counterpart. they're due to discuss the global consequences of the

. >> reporter: sister esther anderson says when student housing was in short supply at neumann universityladelphia, she and her sisters offered a wing of their convent. katela says it's like having a second family. >> they have so many stories, stories for days. funny ones, serious ones, wide words. >> we are gaining so much from the presence of the students here, life, energy, and activities that we might never have sought out. >> move it! >> like tiktok. ♪ >> they didn't even know what tiktok was. >> they were eager to learn. they were like, okay, we can make a tiktok too. >> are you a dancer? >> i'm an irish dancer. i've seen a few tiktoks on facebook. i've never been part of one. i have been doing some limbering up just in the event. >> reporter: friends united in a special sister solidarity. nikki battiste, cbs news, aston, pennsylvania. >> i like that one. >>> and that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, make sure you check back with us later for "cbs mornings" and of course follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from o