flora is a stay-at-home mother. it's similar to the thousands who will line up at sacred heart in san jose to get free christmas gifts they can't afford. >> a lot of the parents coming here they are struggling to pay for rent and it's leaving little for holiday traditions. >> reporter: for the next two days christmas gifts will be handed out for 6200 santa clara county children but there is still a need. >> this morning we were short about 2,000 toys. >> reporter: the toy store sacred heart sets up every year is full of donations, gives flora knows comes from the heart. she is also a volunteer here and for a day they forget the struggle. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: and simply celebrate the holiday. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas! thank you. >> reporter: in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> i don't really think there is such a thing but the ugly christmas sweater always a popular theme for holiday parties. >> now pets are getting into the act. this fundraiser in washington, dc gave people a chance to put

>> "the road." >> look, all the original fauna and flora and new york city and chicago and detroit areountries, you did it. didn't they teach us in the third grade that two wrongs don't make a right? all right, here we go, baby. hey! we're doing the wave! taking off with me! for 42 minutes he's been trying to bring an entire stadium to its feet. you missed it buddy. (rich) why does he do it? for glory? notoriety? we don't know. waaaaave! frankly, we don't need to know. but much like this hero, courtyard is all about the game. taking off with me! one, two, three! waaaaave-- there's my guy! yes. snacks? yeah, man, eat it up and we're gonna burn it off doing the wave! ♪ >>> what were they welding on? >> oil pan. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> most of madagascar's french built rail network has crumbled into nothingness, but this train still runs. >> look how it's painted. >> it's first class. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we ride in style. how old is this train? [ horn ] wow, it works. >> oil pan worked. >> i hope that's not a pitying look i see on some of their faces. they're all looking

nosotros hacemos los controles preventivos para que la gente no comercialice con la fas fauna y la flora tenemos que parar de explotar al indÍgena y la fauna para que puedan tener un ingreso. aquÍ pasamos por encima del agente, de la cultura, de la selva. >> menor de habilitar animales. cuidarlos y darles una segunda oportunidad. martin acaba de llegar hace como 5 dÍas. tiene herida de bala. deberÍa estar con su verdadera madre, su verdadera familia. pero estoy feliz de poder darle una nueva oportunidad hasta que crezca. volver a regresar al bosque serÍa genial. enrique: la historia completa la pueden ver ingresando a univisiÓn noticias.com y dando clic en la secciÓn planeta. ♪ el volcÁn de colima, en mÉxico, continua su intensa actividad, con gigantescas columnas de gas y ceniza de mÁs de 3000 pies, ademÁs de potentes explosiones de material incandescente. desde el pasado mes de octubre. ilia: unas cien casas fueron devorados por las casas en un suburbio de santiago de chile. unos 200 residentes debieron ser evacuados en el barrio marginal de tutores, que tiene viviendas rÚsticas hechas

it wants to promote projects that promote the conservation of flora and fauna.mers have to combine their activities. for the animals sold, others must be released into the wild. as long as these conditions are met, they will receive contributions. -- funding from conservation authorities in mexico. >> some of the positive impacts his project could have is for instance, if the family were fishing before this, this allows them to have an alternative source of income although it will not be enough to really feed their families and sustain themselves but it is something additional and also we can help reduce the pressure on the ecosystem i having them do other activities. i think it is also important because it will help the local crocodile population to increase. >> conservationists in mexico have counted only 120 wild reptiles in the waters on the gulf of california. crocodiles are slow to reproduce because they do not reach sexual maturity until the age of about 10. while crocodiles might inspire fear in local to fish, they play an important role in the ecosystem

he was entrusted with making a kimono representing costa rica is home to 5% of the world's flora and fawna. >> costa rica's vibrant plants and animals -- >> reporter: he wanted to depict more than natural beauty, he wanted to express his feelings about peace. paper stencils are are used. these traditional patterns have been passed down from generation to generation. but okinawa became a battleground during world war ii, most of the kimonos and paper stencils were lost. but some were found on the japanese main land. a his grandfather set about copying designs from these old stencils. he learned that costa rica has no standing army. he wanted to reflect costa rica's commitment to peace. >> thinking about both japan and costa reck -- costa rica, peace from the beginning. >> reporter: this is the design he came up with, it features lots of hummingbirds and flowers. he wanted the natural paradise of costa rica to stand as a symbol of peace. he uses pigments instead of dyes to create bright colors that don't fade in sunlight. the pigments don't take to the fabric naturally. darker colors a

. >> reporter: the toy store sacred heart sets up every year is full of donations, gifts flora knows come from the heart. she is also a volunteer here. >> this one is for my oldest. >> reporter: for a day they can fore et the struggle. >> i got -- for a day they can forget the struck. >> i got this one. i'm so happy. >> reporter: and simply celebrate the holiday. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >>> we have big changes in the forecast. >> today beautiful but cooler to start off. take a look outside over san francisco. plenty of sunshine. clear skies. off to a chilly start this morning. temperatures below freezing for portions of the north bay now to the mid-50s for santa rosa, san francisco. san jose 58. concord 59. air quality forecast still unhealthy for the north bay today. one more day with a "spare the air" day in effect for the north bay, moderate elsewhere. so satellite perspective shows what's going on. we have lost that area of high pressure and this area of low pressure is dominating the forecast sending a front our way tomorrow. he

--de inmediato llamaron al departamento de fauna y flora para su rescate...opicales y viven en temperaturas acuaticas de 68 grados... cambios serios podrian causarles la acuaticas de 68 grados... cambios serios podrian causarles la muerte -- localizaron el area donde quedo atascada y empezaron a cortar para rescatarla. --logicamente el manatis estaba a mas comprimido que una faja adelgazante. --el desafio cortar sin herirlo y asi lo hicieron. el animal salio con cintura de reina de belleza, de lo apretado que estaba, pero vivo ... --y nadie dio explicacion sobre que hacia por los drenajes de la ciudad, eso es como si usted va a sentarse en su sanitario y asoma un tiburon.. --400 libras de peso ---tuvo que ser rescatada en grua para encerrarla en un acuario... que no tenga inodoro eso si, para que no intente otra fuga al estilo narcocorrido. --observacion importante... em manati es un mamifero en via de extincion, por eso la importancia de su rescate... --que a proposito... ya son tres los rescatados en las cloacas de florida... habiendo tanto mar y algas, esc

the wealth of its fauna and flora can be seen in the kimsakocha wetlands in the andes highlands.ut beneath the ground there is gold and copper that are set to be exploited on a grand scale. the ecuadorian government awarded concessions to foreign companies to exploit this region, despite local opposition by peasants and indigenous communities whose agriculture depends on the local water resources. the 2,000 families that live on the kimsakocha asked the government to withdraw the mining concessions in 2007. t t when ecuadadorian presidenet rafael correa refused, this set off an uprising against the mining companies and the government. >> [spepeaking spanish] >> farmers' opposition to mining also landed federico guzman, a peasant leader, in jail. >> [speaking spanish] >> ecuador has attracted several foreign mining corporations interested in extracting gold, silver, copper, and other metals, mostly from the southern parts of the country. the projected mines are all large scale and stand to significantlyly alter the local ecosystems. toronto-based iamgold got the license to drill o

thomas friedman: 95% more on this planet with this richness of flora, fauna, clean water and clean airs a huge part of what i enjoy about life. and god save us if we do not pass that on to our kids either. ted turner: let's say the human condition right now is like a baseball game. and if it was a baseball game, it would be the seventh inning, and we are down by two runs with two innings to go. that does not mean that we are beaten. we are way behind right now, we are behind the eight ball. but we have not lost yet. we have time, if we hold the other team right where they are. if we all of a sudden wake up tomorrow, and we decide that we are going to do everything right instead of half the things right and half the things wrong, we used to be doing everything wrong, but basically. now doing about half the things right and half the things wrong, but the conditions call for us to survive, we have to do everything right. terre: the urgency of global climate change is now recognized by almost every nation. what is needed, as we have heard, is global action for our ailing planet and from ou

. >> the ice reseeding -- receding h has a an impact on t environment and on the flora and fauna in thectic and that changes traditional with a ways of life in greenland or alaska that hunters can no longer get to the seals because the ice is receding.g. >> but there are other more troubling consequences. melting sea ice accelerates warming. ice reflects the sun rays back into space. but dark open waters exposed by loss of sea i ice absorb them. >> what scientntists believe is hahappening is the more that ic cacap shrinks, that d dark wate absorbs heat faster. anand it becomes the cycycle wh the warming actually begins to go faster than what has been projected. >> so the less s ice we have there, andnd the less susurface the sun to bounce its rays off of, the warmer the whole planet becomes and that's what we get into what we call feedback loops. so the arctic is a bellllwether for the rest of the planet. that if the arctitic absorbs a lot more heat, becausese the ic is gone, it could have ramifications for the rest of the planet. >> the arctic is a global air conditioner. it helps regu

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> help wanted. companies are hiring, the unemployment rate is falling. but not everything is going gangbuster. >>> strategic advice. donald trump picks a who's who of corporate america to advise him on the economy. but there's one group noticeably missing. >>> girl power. female action figures are invading the toy aisle, thanks to the bright idea of a mom turned entrepreneur. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report." for friday, december 2nd. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. 74 straight months of job creation. employers continue to add workers at a steady clip last month, and the un

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>rted by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the death toll keeps rising in that warehouse fire in oakland, california, to at least 36. the building erupted into flames friday night during a dance party. search efforts resumed today amid charred debris, after workers were given time to shore up one of the weakened walls. >> the search resumed approximately 9:00 a.m. this morning, yes, so work does continue inside the building. they continue to be very careful, very tedious, very mindful. this scene is being managed with a lot of care and a lot of thought. >> woodruff: the oakland fire is now the deadliest building fire in the u

former governor howard dean and sarah isger-flora, thank you. >>> coming up, the could david friedman confirmation halt a resolution to the israeli-palestinian conflict? i'll ask right after this. a e that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. >>> to put someone who has no control over his mouth and no control over the way in which he refers to people he doesn't like or doesn't agree with, is simply -- should not pass the test for the senate of advice and consent. it should be a nomination that is rejected. >> this is an important issue, and i want you to get my twitter handle for this because i want you to tell me what you are thinking @alivelshi. that's the president of the pro-liberal group called jay street. he was picked for the u.s. ambassador to israel. friedman said he's called groups liberal jews and jew who collaborated with nazis during the war and holocaust. and he wants to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. i brought on a professional diplomat and politician, joining me is israeli amba

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. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> record week. stocks have their best week since the election. will it usher in the return of the retail investor. >> shakeup. the ceo of coke steps down. now the new ceo must figure out how to tackle a number of major challenges. >>> picking stocks. our market monitor says there are three companies whose shares could rise double digits for the year. he'll name them tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, december 9th. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. the rally rolls on. not only did stocks close at all-time highs today, but the three major indexes advanced every single day this week. someth

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: there's a split tonight between donald trump and his own republican party. at issue: serious allegations that the russians were playing spy games during the presidential campaign. john yang begins our coverage. >> yang: top congressional republicans put themselves at odds with president-elect trump today, calling for investigations into possible russian attempts to influence the election. >> obviously any foreign breach of cybersecurity measures are disturbing, and i strongly condemn any such efforts. >> well let me just speak for myself, the russians are not our friends. >> i think it's

. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >>rted by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the islamic state group has claimed responsibility tonight for the berlin truck attack that killed a dozen people and injured 50. that word came hours after german police let their main suspect go. special correspondent malcolm brabant reports from berlin. >> reporter: this normally bustling christmas market in berlin was eerily quiet today as investigators searched for clues. swathed in fog, and with armed guards sealing off the area, berlin was coming to terms with its new status as a victim of terrorism after paris, brussels and nice. german chancellor angela merkel spoke at a mor

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common foundation to the william and flora hewlett foundation lisa and douglas goldman fund union bank foundation and the tony hawk foundation. a big hand for all of these wonderful private donors who really made this happen. >>[applause] then, finally, it's all about community. bayview, this is your part. we at the trust for public land were honored to be able to help you do this renovation in joy. enjoy it with your children. this is truly a remarkable place and i agree with, phil, this is one of the best parks in the city so, cheers. >>[cheerring] >>[applause] >> we are going to keep it rolling. going to write to alex-on the ground near for ppl. of our parks for people program and she is a person in this organization that i get the joy of working most closely with and get to talk to all the time and without her this does not happen. alice. >> thank you, phil. thank you, everyone. what an amazing process. this took five years to get to this moment and i'm so joyful to see so many of you here. there is so many partners that have been deeply engaged in this process in contributing time

the flora is under our control but the larger issue is not one of a problem that we fix, it's a relationship. we have had a relationship fire all our existence as a people. we are the catalyst.of environmental pollution for the planet. fire has really defined who we are. and that's not a problem you fix, changes. so we are always going to be between fires. because fires are always changing, we are changing in ways to change fire you get this mobius trip going on. and i think that's important. that this is not something okay, we just an act the right legislation. we pour billions into it were tens of billions into it, we fix the problem and it goes away. it's never going away. it's part of a deeper work. it's part of how we interact with nature. and that's a lesson we need to hear. >> we are at sun devil stadium on the campus of sarasota state university in tempe arizona. the book tv is here to learn more about the city's rich literary scene. up next, we investigate institutions discovered by accident in the book accidental genius. >> so i had known before i started writing this book, i had k

diente de leÓn y cuando consume el tipo de hierbas por mÁs de una semana puede causar que daÑa la flora. >> para que ada se quede contigo. con los brazos a su subidos pero nada. quÉdate ahÍ. me gusta, me gusta, buen ejercicio, vamos a pausa no se muevan y enseguida verÁn como reacciona el chema, >>> entra y ganate los 10.000 dÓlares que telemundo te quiere re cÁmbia regal regalar. >> tambiÉn comprarÍa un regalo a rubÍ por sus 15 aÑos y se lo mandarÍa a la joya en santo luis potosÍ. >> mÁs adelante veremos que pasarÁ en esos 15 de rubÍ tan esperados por ella misma y su familia. ay! papÁ, las cosas todavÍa mÁs color de hormiga vamos a ver el adelanto. >> no, no, ay! mi viene mi papÁ, te lo dije favor mete. >> lo vas perder todo. >> marÍa josÉ de una vez. >> ¿quÉ hubo? tranquilo compadre, sueltame que te voy a reventar el hocico compadre. >> quÉ pretendes el noviazgo enamorado y que pretendes seguir con ellos ojalÁ que no te moleste tanto. >> se pone bueno, los capÍtulos son los Últimos asÍ q pongole trucha, pero ea noche, en la doÑa alta gracia estÁ dispuesta a llegar a las ultimas consec

common foundation to the william and flora hewlett foundation lisa and douglas goldman fund union bankfoundation. a big hand for all of these wonderful private donors who really made this happen. >>[applause] then, finally, it's all about community. bayview, this is your part. we at the trust for public land were honored to be able to help you do this renovation in joy. enjoy it with your children. this is truly a remarkable place and i agree with, phil, this is one of the best parks in the city so, cheers. >>[cheerring] >>[applause] >> we are going to keep it rolling. going to write to alex-on the ground near for ppl. of our parks for people program and she is a person in this organization that i get the joy of working most closely with and get to talk to all the time and without her this does not happen. alice. >> thank you, phil. thank you, everyone. what an amazing process. this took five years to get to this moment and i'm so joyful to see so many of you here. there is so many partners that have been deeply engaged in this process in contributing time energy, passion to make this

all systems s for a pleasant weather weath experience from florida to flora maine tomorrow. >> okay.you like this map.ap. >> nice. n >> like this. >> yes. >> few flurries across therriess northern tier of the country with showers down into texas.as >> okay. >> then as you get out to the yu west there will be g a big pacific storm. storm. there might be some rain delays. delays >> when you did you have chance to make this fancy map.. >> i work hard you when you wheu don't see me.dot se >> seven-day forecast.oras 55 today. we are looking mild for thefo t weekend. looks like some showers on hanukkah/christmas eve plustmass some showers around butund but clearing out in time for santa a to deliver all the good center. >> i'm digging your all inclusive seven day. 'm d good job.iguve sgo >> here's erin with a look atooa traffic. hi. >> hi. 7:18. we have some problems you needso to be aware of including justus typical congestion.ongest this is 66 from sudley road. roa heavy traffic towards theowards beltway. heavy from 234 to 28.o 2 breaks up a bit and thenhen volume increases throughes t fa

common foundation to the william and flora hewlett foundation lisa and douglas goldman fund union banktony hawk foundation. a big hand for all of these wonderful private donors who really made this happen. >>[applause] then, finally, it's all about community. bayview, this is your part. we at the trust for public land were honored to be able to help you do this renovation in joy. enjoy it with your children. this is truly a remarkable place and i agree with, phil, this is one of the best parks in the city so, cheers. >>[cheerring] >>[applause] >> we are going to keep it rolling. going to write to alex-on the ground near for ppl. of our parks for people program and she is a person in this organization that i get the joy of working most closely with and get to talk to all the time and without her this does not happen. alice. >> thank you, phil. thank you, everyone. what an amazing process. this took five years to get to this moment and i'm so joyful to see so many of you here. there is so many partners that have been deeply engaged in this process in contributing time energy, passion to

birds we might have seen alive or dead somewhere along the highway or keeping notes on some of the flora and fauna of our part of virginia, our districts abued where congressman good lat and i -- abutted, where congressman goodlatte and i share the valerie, robert and i shared the county. i didn't get to serve with any of the gentlemen on the committee. we've heard about what great committee members they were, i didn't have that opportunity but i did serve in the house with two of them here on this floor for sex years. it was an honor and privilege to work with them and to learn from them and watch as they behaved as gentlemen ought to do in a society and in a place where we may disagree but we can be agreeable while we disagree on issues. with that, mr. chairman, congressman goodlatte, i would ield back. mr. goodlatte: i thank the gentleman for his remarks. does the gentleman have further remarks? i want to thank all the members who took time this evening to honor these three colleagues. i know that there are many more who wish them well. the record is open and i know some additional me