g. seven because russia of course was excluded from the g. seven and talk of new g. seven with russia china india maybe brazil brazil now has a very right wing pro-american government survey not quite sure what's going to happen there but i think. the russian ruble the russian economy is very unlikely to happen it was important to put in recognize that will be less than two percent this year in russia which is quite disappointing russia is going through a very stagnant phase the oil prices internationally is very low the efforts to diversify the russian economy get away from being a resource based economy not ready for work they've been tried many times in the last twenty years but nothing's really happened to reduce huge dependence on natural resource extraction. international affairs commentator jonathan steele his thoughts live on the program this hour thank you. well thought of her putin wasn't on with meeting a journalist despite spending several hours with hundreds of them today in fact a teenage russian girl who is registered blind and hopes to be a top reporte

g. seven the g. twenty they're referred to many times as these expensive talking jobs as you would were talking about earlier today but at the same time they're seen as underpinning the very multilateral world order that seems to be facing massive erosion right now absolutely the g. twenty for example it came into being as a way to deal with the international financial crisis and the idea is that by bringing together these leaders of these powerful economies you can hopefully underpin the world order that does in fact make global trade in goods and services possible and this particular meeting was actually meant to be addressing fair and sustainable development which is quite a long way from a lot of these headline issues that we've been talking about that in fact are diverting attention there in buenos aires but the point remains nonetheless on crucial issues like climate change like international trade it is only by working multilaterally that we can really hope to make progress in dealing with ver

g. seven the g. twenty they're referred to many times as these expensive talking jobs as you would were talking about earlier today but at the same time they're seen as underpinning the very multilateral world order that seems to be you know facing massive erosion right now absolutely the g. twenty for example it came into being as a way to deal with the international financial crisis and the idea is that by bringing together these leaders of these powerful economies you can hopefully underpin the world order that does in fact make global trade in goods and services possible and this particular meeting was actually meant to be addressing fair and sustainable development which is quite a long way from a lot of these headline issues that we've been talking about that in fact are diverting attention there in buenos aires but the point remains nonetheless on crucial issues like climate change like international trade it is only by working multilaterally that we can really hope to make progress in dealing

g. seven foreign ministers to russia to release these sailors and the ships you because it's ukrainian property what pulling russia did and. did you talk to the u.k. prime minister during the g. twenty we saw each other. things. we share with our relations with the u.k. i hope that we'll be able to improve them into a future not too distant future but as for sending the sailors and the ships back to ukraine you can also remember the russian a fisherman captured in the sea of as that went without there were any ground to do this so there is the two thousand and three treaty talking about fifty five kilometers so then the rest of the sea can be used by everybody by both countries and they seized fisherman and the captain is still it is all being kept by ukraine's without any explanation but i had. which of lawlessness and now they staged this provocation because. we usually let ukrainian military ships go through the kurds three on september seventh. several ukrainian ships went through the kurds three we probably won't let them use our pilot and they passed the street and instead of doing the sa

g. seven earlier this year whether it's a nato this is not a forum that the president particularly relishes and to the extent that he didn't blow up things as he has done that previous summits that's a good thing but again i think the biggest and most important meeting that had to happen was the one that he had with president xi and as i said the jury's out on how successful that walter mitty proved to be what do you make of the new nerves to deal. well you know i think look at the nafta deal certainly needed updating and i think there are some important provisions here i think the challenge is less the policy than the politics right now this is going to be ratified by a congress that that obviously on the house side will be controlled by democrats many of whom are not in favor of these kinds of free trade agreements and increasingly even republicans are more skeptical of these agreements and so and updating of a you know twenty year old thirty year old agreement is a good thing but again the politics of getting any trade agreement passed in the u.s. congress are challenging is their big ju

g. seven where there is a certain value system whether they stick to it or not but there's something called liberal democracies and the g twenty there is no such thing as the or the banker says that is more realism and there is liberalism and so in a sense a good part of the need there is there have had their share of controversial foreign policy wars repression crimes assassinations and so on so forth so really what are we like agree with president putin or not president putin has a lot of things hanging over his head over the last eighteen years beginning with chechnya on to accuse asians of assassinating journalists on to assassinate thing opposition figures in the u.k. and others so really when it comes to the leader of the g twenty i think in some way and and do excuse me if i do sound cynical mohamed missile on my thought might might feel at home now having said that for a good number of the more liberal more democratic more global leaders from western europe and other places. you get the sense that they do find it all toxic and they don't lecture him about what is right or wrong but

referring to migration and refugees also trees are difficult to remember a g twenty or indeed the g seven see where the world was focusing in on the individual relationships between individual leaders we've seen those shots on twitter of donald trump watching blood in your putin greeting the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin solomon we've also seen on twitter with that interesting little son boyd's emanuel saying to the crown prince you never listen to which the crown prince says listen from now on. yes most definitely and all eyes were on mohammed bin some months since he arrived here to win a fight if he was the first one to arrive and let's not forget that when he arrived there was a request made by human rights watch to argentinian judiciary to investigate him for war crimes for human rights violations and the killing of jamal khashoggi that investigation is ongoing however it's unlikely that any type of detention is going to happen because he's protected of immunity and in order to touch him and would have to go all the way to the supreme court but still or lies where on what

g. seven says for several hours the full sunday's general elections a spokesman for the telecommunication regulator commission says the decision was taken to prevent rumors and propaganda surrounding the votes always spoke to people in the capital this is what one that concerns us had to say. currently there is no free geography here prior to election most of the citizens living in town were originally to. be traveling outside to their home districts and when traveling by the time is very crucial to words is a barrier to a communication that we are not going to have our three g. during this period and people are frustrated because the government promised that our countries cannot improve digital but then we are really being held behind by this all right scripts have also raising concerns over what they are calling voter suppression human rights watch published a report this week saying that the authorities have to use a number of laws to restrict free speech and also talk at government opponents and also critics the government has ordered several units to censor the internet and also deta

g. seven summit has finished in saudi arabia with no firm agreement on how to resolve severing disagreements between member states. china has summoned the u.s. ambassador in beijing to protest the detention of an executive from chinese tech giant wall way they want joe was arrested in canada last week at the request of the us which accuses her of breaking sanctions against iran the canadian courts are deciding on whether to extradite her while u.s. republican party senator marco rubio says he plans to reintroduce legislation that could ban chinese companies and their products from america so i think both weiwei and multiple the chinese companies pose a threat to our national interests our national economic interests and our national security interests and the why we case what they're accused of here what she's accused of is violating the iran sanctions so at a minimum we should be doing to them what we did to z. t.-e. when they violated the sanctions law and which included not having access to american suppliers and i hope that will happen those who are encouraging the administration to do a

g. seven summit so apparently the argentinean government has been trying to mediate and try to find some type of an agreement it's not clear yet what that agreement is going to is going to say and what's interesting is that the only it's been a summit that's been filled with tensions of all sorts the trade war between china and the united states that have relationships between russia and the united states the presence of mohammed bin seven months here and the whole treated man that he would receive during this summit but the only moment of peace let's say it was during a gallop it happened on friday night at the call on here when we saw president. that he was completely emotional cried when people there started singing argentine argentina is going through a very deep economic troubles with a recession very high inflation and this is definitely a historic moment for this country and we shall see how it all ends in just a few hours serious abor in buenos aires thank you very much for that now with all eyes on the g. twenty summit leaders the internet as you can imagine has already been qui

g. seven summit earlier this year well unfortunately we could say that at best and this is quite you know quite an amazing you know measure that at best they will come up with a statement so it's already quite a win that a statement will come out you know you would expect a certain rhythm but a very light variable is very light probably empty of substance a simply doesn't have the drive and the teeth behind it to implement it so they might have some language about about trade some language about refugees some language about environment and so on so forth but does it have the kind of a elective we will do to put it through to the implemented i doubt it thank you so much ma and as always very good to get your insight on bashar a senior political analyst at my wonder shah on twitter if you want to follow him and don't forget we've got a special page up on al-jazeera dot com on the g twenty which we are constantly updating you'll find all the latest developments on there what leaders have agreed on the final communique if and when it comes up it's all there all the news out of when osiris on

to slow down very slowly at first, but then faster and faster and faster, until it reaches about seven g's. i make that mistake on the video. it is seven g's, not 12. but it will very, very quickly slow down. from 15 -- >> in approximately one minute, insight is expected to reach its maximum heating rate. plasma blackout is possible during peak heating and could cause a temporary drop out of telemetry. this could last for as long as two minutes. >> yeah, the gas that comes off the heat shield as it is slowing down, it looks like a meteor if you are on mars watching the streak go by. that brightness of gas does interfere with the radio reception, so it is possible that marco will lose the signal while it's going through this very hot entry. >> but not to be alarmed. >> not to be alarmed, it is a part of the design we completely expected. >> plasma blackout is expected. >> ok. wow. >> ground stations have reported plasma blackout. still receiving insight telemetry via marco. >> marco alpha has carrier interruption. >> insight should now be experiencing the peak heating rate. portions of the

. >> reporter: james comey answered questions for nearly seven hours,g agreein to appear if only a transcript was released. he knew of no move of the obama administration to spy on the trump ministration. asked about lisa page, who worked on the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails and later fired for exchanging -t anmp texts. if he had known about that, i would not have had them playing any role in connection with that investigation. >> comey said statements about the investigation by rudy giuliani during theca mpaign made him worry that someone in the fbi's new york office was leaking information. but he said he never found out the results of a leak investigation. ras for howert mueller is handling the russia investigation. old reporters, it's moving quickly and professionally. >> the mt important indication of that is, you don't know anything about it, inxcept when he files some in court. that's how it should be. >> comey will be back to answer more estions in another week. time is runningut for the republicans, they lose control of the house in january. their investigation is about

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g. seven the g. twenty they're referred to many times as these expensive talking jobs that you would we're talking about earlier today but at the same time they're seen as underpinning the very multilateral world order that seems to be you know facing massive erosion right now absolutely the g. twenty for example it came into being as a way to deal with the international financial crisis and the idea is that by bringing together these leaders of these powerful economies you can hopefully underpin the world order that does in fact make global trade in goods and services possible and this particular meeting was actually meant to be addressing fair and sustainable development which is quite a long way from a lot of these headline issues that we've been talking about that in fact are diverting attention there in buenos aires but the point remains none the less on crucial issues like climate change like international trade it is only by working multilaterally that we can really hope to make progress in de

to seventy seven percent of g dummies platform for africa charge. out of. this is deja vu news live from berlin a safe landing for the crew of the international space station yeah astronauts were able to take a breath of fresh air most cars are gone after more than six months in orbit to find out when the junk commander about his life and work on board the international space station also coming up. president trump declares he's defeated so-called islamic state in orders american troops out of syria a senior republicans condemn the call out as a costly mistake while.

it's sunday so we're wrapping up the biggest stories covered here during the past seven days first overnight developments the g. twenty summits concluded in argentina with leaders tackling a raft of crucial problems including the u.s. china trade war the ukraine crisis and strengthening cooperation. the u.s. president had a keenly walks to meeting with his chinese counterpart to the summit but neither got a news conference afterwards the russian president did talk to reporters though to share his thoughts on the gathering in buenos aires from way into trying to report . one of the top reasons why this g twenty summit was meant to be a real attention grabber is the one on one between the man whose limo is parked right there it's about to depart the russian president vladimir putin and his american counterpart donald trump but just one day before the summit kicked off donald trump sent all of us into breaking news mode by tweeting out right from on board air force one i won't meet with putin because of ukraine and we were all left guessing whether they'll at least shake hands or have some sort of little chat the

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going straight up yes that you know from north to three thousand miles an hour in seven seconds there's a little bit of g. force on the body but you're just looking out of the window distracted by the beauty of what you see. and i what he says is he believes it pretty well anybody should be able to. take this sort of sixty seconds of g. force that that it will entail well commercial space travel was that i don't quibble and price when it started in the early one nine hundred twenty s. across the atlantic and over the years as more and more people who had money spent spent money the airlines were able to start bringing down the price down and down and down over the decades and the same will happen with space travel it will be initially fairly well off people who will be able to fill our spaceships. that will help. build new spaceships by building new space ships will be able to bring the price down so. my grandchildren. i think will. quite likely quite regularly go into space and i think many other people's grand children say. hopefully. children children as well. as he looks timed to his collection of ti

going straight up yes that you know from north to three thousand miles an hour in seven seconds there's a little bit of g. force on the body but you're just looking out of the window distracted by the beauty of what you see. and. what he says is he believes that it pretty well anybody should be able to. take this sort of sixty seconds of g. force that that it will entail it's not going to be cheap though is it for a ticket on a flight like this two hundred fifty thousand dollars a person that is well out of the financial reach of most of us what do you say to those who've argued that this whole space tourism project is kind of to another preserve this of the super rich. well commercial space travel was the i don't quibble in price when it started in the early one nine hundred twenty s. across the atlantic and over the years as more and more people who had money to spend spend money the airlines were able to start bringing down the price down and down and down over the decades and the same will happen with space travel it will be initially. fairly well off people who will be able to fill our space ships t

g five development plan. and so one after the other international donors announced their contributions. in a matter of two hours they raise one point seven billion dollars funds that will go to development projects such as solar and wind energy new railway line roads airports and even a new g five saheli airline. at stake is this ability of a region as big as the united states where most of the one hundred million people don't have access to electricity or water or a hospital or school to go to. the european union it wants to stop the flow of illegal migration to their continent they are one of the largest contributors we need to do something special because the situation in the center of money for example it's really difficult for the phone being. the extremist nor is reaching the king of france so it's important to to avoid that this spread of fix for news is continuing in the future but can those leading military operation in this the hell also be the ones bringing peace not to these two are of refugees winning hearts and minds who will not be easy while the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate so much money has been raised

sunday so we're wrapping up the biggest stories covered here over the past seven days first to overnight developments in the g. twenty summit concluded in argentina with leaders tackling a raft of crucial problems including the u.s. china trade war the ukraine crisis and strengthening cooperation. getting up to speed then the u.s. president had a meeting with his chinese counterpart at the summit but neither gave a news conference afterwards the russian president did talk to reporters though to share his thoughts on the gathering in buenos aires from where i can now report. one of the top reasons if not the top one why this g twenty summit was meant to be a real attention grabber was the planned one on one between the man whose limo is parked right there that is the russian president vladimir putin and his american counterpart donald trump however just one day before the summit began the american president really put all of us in breaking news mode by tweeting out right when he was on the plane to argentina i won't meet with putin over ukraine the journalists were left guessing whether at least they'll shake

comments he'd made in the past resurfaced part apologized to the l g b t q community in a statement announcing his decision. in frets more than seven hundred students have been arrested and hundreds of schools disrupted as protests unleashed by the yellow best movement escalated in mar say thousands of high school students marched to demand the government stop planned changes to university fees and entrance exams police fired tear gas on protesters as boiled over there were similar scenes of violence in several other cities so. the french government says an extra twenty five thousand police personnel will be mobilized this weekend in key landmarks and paris will be closed many fear another weekend of riots triggered by stagnant wages and rising living costs among other things. to get my relying on food banks for his daily bread. as an unemployed former soldier. he feels he's hit rock bottom left behind by the system a feeling propelling many of the yellow vests to protest to achieve i told myself why not join this cause we were to salt a mine because if we don't act nothing will change and drop us struggling to pay the bills he wan

going straight up yes that you know from north to three thousand miles an hour in seven seconds there's a little bit of g. force on the body but you're just looking out of the window distracted by the beauty of what you see. and. what he says is he believes that it pretty well anybody should be able to. take this sort of sixty seconds of g. force that that it will entail it's not going to be cheap though is it for a ticket on a flight like this two hundred fifty thousand dollars a person that is well out of the financial reach of most of us what do you say to those who've argued that this whole space tourism project is kind of to another preserve this of the super rich. well commercial space travel was the own price when it started in the early one nine hundred twenty s. across the atlantic and over the years as more and more people who had money spent the money the airlines were able to start bringing down the price down and down and down over over the decades and the same will happen with space travel it will be initially fairly well off people who will be able to fill our space ships that will help us

g ing. it's a taste of home. >> that one? >> no. >> reporter: sevenby reyes led brother noah and mom heather to a tree so perfect it left her speechless. >> so this is the one? >> reporter: the tag had a candy cane, a tree... and a message. tell me what that says? >> thank you. >> reporter: dad, patrick, is an infantry staff sergeant here on base. >> jingle bells, jingle bells. >> reporter: they decorated with a little homegrown music. the ornaments are all special. family gifts or places they have visited. and when they topped this year's tree... >> all the way up. >> reporter: ..they added one special ornament more about a gift from those who remember to those who serve. barry petersen, cbs news, fort benning, georgia. >> quijano: true spirit of the season. that's the "cbs evening news." for jeff glor, i'm elaine quijano. merry christmas and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> now at 6:00 wet weather this christmas eve dousing the bay area as last minute shoppers and travelers make their way home for the holidays. as we look at

said if they have any leads on who stole it. ( robin ) g ready to pay more to cross over bay area bridges.... bridge tolls are going up soon at seven bridges. kron 4's gabe slate tells us what the new prices will be, why they're going up and how that extra money will be spent. the bridges in the bay area have a news years resolution get more money from motorists john goodwin, mtc, senior public information officer"all state owned bridges are going up $1 on jan. 1st" john goodwin with the metropolitan transportation commission, and the bay area toll authority, says don't blame them for these toll hikes this was a choice made by the people of the bay area.john goodwin, mtc, senior public information officer"this is part of measure 3 voted in by the people and will help improve roads etc" tolls are going up but it will still save you money to avoid crossing at peak times, and carpool when you can, or drive a clean vehicle that qualifies for the carpool lane.john goodwin, mtc, senior public information officer"the bay bridge is more complicated, depending on peak hours and carpool" (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a

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invest more in oncology investors thinking it a good idea especially the g s k share going up by leaping up i should say by about seven percent on this occasion some people really welcome that move there will be bought in front of it thank you so much. the european union has agreed on a plan to ban single use plastic a major contributor to c waste according to the e.u. commission around twenty six million tonnes of play. stick wasted generated every year in the e.u. alone less than thirty percent of which is collected for recycling the bad in tends to reduce the amount of plastic waste on land and in the world's oceans the extent of the damage to american life the danger to humans is only slowly becoming a knowledge by policymakers the bad still needs to be ratified by member states but it is already beginning being looked at as a milestone in the fight to reduce plastic waste. a few things are more frustrating than being stuck in traffic especially when you're on the way to an important appointment most of us just complain about it and get on with our lives tech entrepreneur musk however started to digging the result

of the stories that shaped the past seven days a little later but first to developments all of the day. the g. twenty summit has concluded in argentina with leaders tackling a raft of crucial issues including the us china trade war ukraine and stern cooperation. on saturday the us president how they came lee watched that meeting with his chinese counterpart at the summit but neither gave a news conference afterwards unlike those two leaders the russian president did talk to reporters to share his thoughts on the gathering in buenos are easily betraying who is in the arch in time capital. one of the top reasons why this g twenty summit was meant to be a real attention grabber is the one on one between the man whose limo is parked right there it's about to depart the russian president vladimir putin and his american counterpart donald trump but just one day before the summit kicked off donald trump sent all of us into breaking news mode by tweeting out right from on board air force one i won't meet with putin because of ukraine and we were all left guessing whether they'll at least shake hands

. >> reporter: store managers g a heads up and were happy to host this unusual dding reception. the ritual started sevenfirst date. brad took jessica to target to buy gifts for toys for tots. >> we're so glad we're able to have everybody join in our tradition of buying toys for toys for tots and it's such a great organization and gre cause this time of year. >> reporter: with only seven days until christmas, a walk down two isles, both memorable. kerry sanders, nbc news. >> so brad and jessica bought $1500 worth of toysn addition to the gift cards, best wishes to this happy and generous couple. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this monday. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. news, thank you for watching and good night. >> come on. >> that was the late jfk jr. the rare video you've got to see. is octomom getting the last laugh after all these years? take a look

going straight up yes that you know from north to three thousand miles an hour in seven seconds there's a little bit of g. force on the body but you're just looking out of the window distracted by the beauty of what you see. and. what he says is he believes that it pretty well anybody should be able to. take this sort of sixty seconds of g. force that that it will entail it's not going to be cheap though is it for a ticket on a flight like this two hundred fifty thousand dollars a person that is well out of the financial reach of most of us what do you say to those who've argued that this whole space tourism project is kind of to another preserve this of the super rich. well commercial space travel was that i don't quibble and price when it started in the early one nine hundred twenty s. across the atlantic and over the years as more and more people who had money spent spent their money the airlines were able to start bringing down the price down and over the decades and the same will happen with space travel it will be initially. fairly well off people who will be able to fill up space ships that will h

related to santa con as well as seven arrests all those arrests or for public inoxication maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) developing news tonight... demonstrators rallied inside p, g and e headquarters this afternoon to protest the company's role in the camp fire. (pam) in the meantime , an attorney who is representing those who survived that blaze.. says, he now knows how the utility's equipment caused the wildfire. kron 4's dan kerman is live at p-g-e headquarters.. with more... dan? pge camp fire protest and lawsuit 1211186 insertcarrying signs reading pg and e kills, we pay, more than 2 dozen demonstrators marched through san francisco and inside p, g and e corporate headquarters tuesday to protest the utility's role in the camp fire.sot faiq raza/protester :14all signs point to pge being responsible for the fire, it was their equipment that failed.demonstrators, who read the names of those who perished in the camp fire holds the utility responsible sotnow we know pretty much exactly what happened.attorney mike danko who has filed lawsuits on behalf of both camp fire survivors and family's of victims agrees.. and in his latest filing he tracks the cause of the

drought and wildfires are also to blame.it takes around seven to ten years for a christmas tree to grow,even though customers don't mind the price hike, j-gree lot manager james greenwell says there are fewer options.. greenwel says demand plummeted and growers either went out of business or planted fewer trees.he thinks he might sell out early this year if he can get his hands on more..despite the tree shortage, the greenwells say people are rushing to get a tree at their union city lot. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(jr stone) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks vicki and j-r. here are the stories we're working on at 6. (pam) a man is in critical condition tonight, after police say, he charge

going straight up yes that you know from north to three thousand miles an hour in seven seconds there's a little bit of g. force on the body but you're just looking out of the window distracted by the beauty of what you see. and. what he says is he believes it pretty well anybody should be able to. take this sort of sixty seconds of g. force that that it will entail well commercial space travel was that i don't quibble and price when it started in the early one nine hundred twenty s. across the atlantic and over the years as more and more people who had money spent money the airlines were able to start bringing down the price down and down and down over the decades and the same will happen with space travel it will be initially. fairly well off people who will be able to fill our spaceships. that will help us build new spaceships by building new spaceships will be able to bring the price down so. my grandchildren. i think will. you know will quite likely quite regularly go into space and i think many other people's grand children the same hopefully. children children as well. this is al jazeera let's get