but ghana is not alone. larger debt crisis facing many developing nations. this economic frustration has young ghanaians often choosing between staying or migrating, but they say this election gives them a chance to insist on policies which could make it easierfor them at home. then there's the environment. illegal mining, known as galamsey, is devastating ghana's forests and rivers. these forests also don't just matter to ghana. these are rivers often used by the local community as sources of drinking water. they help absorb carbon emissions, making them critical in the fight against climate change. for ghana, climate change is real and immediate. young ghanaians arejoining a global movement, demanding leaders protect the land and the climate. and it all ties back to governance. recent concerns about corruption and weak institutions have ghanaians worried, with recent coups in neighbouring countries. ghana's stability matters for the entire region. a strong democratic ghana helps support security and democr

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but ghana is not alone.ebt crisis facing many developing nations. this economic frustration has young ghanaians often choosing between staying or migrating, but they say this election gives them a chance to insist on policies which could make it easierfor them at home. then there's the environment. illegal mining, known as galamsey, is devastating ghana's forests and rivers. these forests also don't just matter to ghana. these are rivers often used by the local community as sources of drinking water. they help absorb carbon emissions, making them critical in the fight against climate change. for ghana, climate change is real and immediate. young ghanaians arejoining a global movement, demanding leaders protect the land and the climate. and it all ties back to governance. recent concerns about corruption and weak institutions have ghanaians worried, with recent coups in neighbouring countries. ghana's stability matters for the entire region. a strong democratic ghana helps support security and democracy acros

will they rely on the ghana goals? how will they get out of this economic mess? it is goals?s? it is very interesting- — this economic mess? it is very interesting. it _ this economic mess? it is very interesting. it has _ this economic mess? it is very interesting. it has been - this economic mess? it is very interesting. it has been the i interesting. it has been the centre of the debate for both parties. it is one of the key issues at the heart of the young people in this current situation. when you look at the campaign messages from both parties, you can see why they believe that inaudible should believe that inaudible should be a key part of their messages. looking at the technology, to actually create jobsis technology, to actually create jobs is the first part of their policy to actually build on the skills of the young people, make themselves employment, inaudible, and for the other party, they are proposing free for the first year of tertiary education and again inaudible, also the innovation and also focus on stem and education, so you can see that we are conscious

. >>> i traveled to ghana to talk with farmers about the changes around them and the akds they're takingent their livelihood from melting away. >>> and can i get a chee-hoo? moana 2 headlines a record breaking weekend at the box office and the other movie shattering records and why movie execs think the best is yet to come. >>> cue christmas. i can't wait for all the films. >> it is so close because thanksgiving was so late. >> i know. >> we hope you enjoyed your holiday. >> yes, happy thanksgiving. >> we begin this hour with the biggest online shopping day of the year. >> as you and your credit card are probably aware, it is cyber monday and this year is expected to break records according to adobe analytics americans are expected to spend $13.2 billion and that's up more than 6% from last year. here to make it all down for us, nbc news business and data correspondent brian cheung is outside an amazon fulfillment center in new jersey. brian, this is considered the biggest day for online retailers like amazon, and it kind of feels like black friday stuck around all through the weekend an

and after the debilitated kamani in ghana, you're up to date for this hour of next we made a venezuelan praise to persuading people to replace meet in the dots with the big in tennessee. if that's on for, for coming up after practice doing it, you can catch data. but the news on a youtube channel has many have on the website. that's the found that the deputies does come down for now. the of the the untold story. i for detail. it just going to be find it here. repos every weekend on d. w is the most important stuff can be used across different jo, this is the real challenge. it softens, needs to be incredibly scarce. waste us.

zena kahleah samoa nbc news, gozo, ghana.ing us now talking about a very unseasonable weather. yeah, you're going to it's hard to believe the calendar saying it's december and just in some spots we'll be seeing highs in the 70s next couple of days. we did it today in san jose, probably at least 3 or 4 more of these days around the santa clara valley. but what about rain chances? wee got to look a little beyond the 7-day forecast to find the best chances for that. we'll show you that in about a minute. right now, san francisco 57 degrees, partly cloudy skies, fog free for now. and as we get this dry weather pattern taking shape, not a lot of wind around the bay area, which introduces us to the winter. spare the air alerts for wood smoke pollution. we're going to see this tomorrow and eventually areas of patchy, dense fog inland might be an issue for that morning commute. as we approach the middle part of the week. now, in terms of air quality tomorrow, north bay, central bay and the santa clara valley, the worst of that wood s

there is a incredible organization called the or foundation based in ghana.o in ghana, there a lot of waste colonialism, a lot of our recycled second hand clothes end up there way beyond what their second hand market can hold. and they end up on the beaches and in various places as profound, insurmountable pollution and what's fascinating about what the word foundation doing is, yes, talking about policy solutions. yes they're thinking about technological solutions. what can we make all this into? but also they are profoundly culture in countermand the second hand market where they lots of incredible designers figuring out do we do with all this stuff and so those are two examples of probably like 30 or 40 that are blooming across the industry. and when are like how could you possibly have any hope this is so dismal. i reminded that right now, 97% of industry profits are owned flow. 20 conglomerates. we have way than 20 great solutions. so i think they are easily replaceable in some ways. yeah. anyone else, if you have a question and just don't want to walk u

ghana is the world's second largest cocoa producer.rratic rain is leading to crop rot and rampant deforestation is causing dramatic water loss in the soil. experts say changing weather patterns continue to have a negative impact on the cocoa supply. the price of cocoa has more than doubled since the start of 2024. for consumers, buying chocolate in the u.s. will likely be more expensive this year. to adapt, farmers like danielle and bay fc are teaming up with nonprofit fair trade to learn new climate forward ways to farm, like using fruit bearing trees to provide moisture and shade to the cocoa crop from excessive heat. because there is no protection for the cocoa. but if you see this one, this cocoa. oh, it's protected by this. and this is plantain. yeah, this is plantain. me? i was ilona bay fc sharing that training with other farmers in her community. today, experts are hopeful a better fall weather forecast and sustainable farming practices will help the cocoa supply rebound. this season. while amponsah credits cocoa and the new fa

, i don't care where we've been to sudan, we've been to chad, we've been to nigeria, we've been to ghana, and we've been to ethiopia at the we were with president obama. i mean, everywhere in africa, we went sheila knew the issues. she knew the leadership. she knew exactly what was taking place and what we needed to talk about and what we needed to commit to and to deliver on and of course, and i share this on the floor. i consider myself sheila's personal photographer because everywhere we went, barbara got to get this picture, got to get this way. i said, yes, ma'am. so i have more pictures of sheila jackson-lee than anybody here, anybody. but i'm really proud that i'm in a few of it myself. she was quite a woman on so many fronts in africa. we went to. elmina and cape coast many times and she was revered, but she was humble and reverent in these sacred places. and she knew the history. she could educate other members of the delegation about the middle passage. and so she was just an expression you told her she was an expansive woman. but i've been able to work with her so much on ever

. >> i don't know how to ghana even provide food or pay bills, not knowing him for that to just drop a like that. that's totally unfair. >> the news is breaking just 5 days before 2 homes. >> we >> reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> the bill is passed without objection. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> government workers breathing a sigh of relief tonight after averting a government shutdown. the house of representatives passed a funding bill that will now head to the senate senate has until 9 o'clock to do that. the bill temporarily funds federal operations and disaster aid, but it drops president elect trump's demands for a debt limit increase into the new year. >> all right. still ahead on kron for news at 6, san francisco mayor elected daniel lurie sits down with kron 4 to talk about his vision for the city. >> in the new year the state is going to withhold more money from paychecks of california capital tom wallace. i'll tell you how much and why. >> and after the break, california health officials sharin

the head of the west african economic bloc has congratulated ghana's president—elect, john mahama, onahamudu bawamia, conceded defeat earlier on sunday. the electoral commission is yet to release official results and has urged patience, saying tensions between rival supporters at some counting centres had delayed its proceedings. let's go back to our top story and the events in syria, where bashar al—assad has fled the country. hussein ibish is a senior resident scholar at the arab gulf states institute in washington. give us your reaction to what has been happening over the weekend. it has been happening over the weekend. , , ., weekend. it is very heartening to see one _ weekend. it is very heartening to see one of— weekend. it is very heartening to see one of the _ weekend. it is very heartening to see one of the longest - to see one of the longest standing and most bloodthirsty dictatorships swelling. 0n the other hand the group that has come to power or are led the rebellion was formerly an affiliate of isis and decided it would be a good idea to become an affiliate of al-qaeda i

. >> i don't know how to ghana even provide food or pay bills, not knowing him for that to just drop and they left like that. that's totally unfair. >> the news is breaking just 5 days before christmas. and cnn says the ceo, the company share that this was a difficult decision, adding that party city has not been able to overcome its financial in take notes. >> yes. >> we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> trouble discount furniture and home decor retailer. big lots will start going out of business sales at its remaining locations. this deal. this comes after a deal to find a purchaser fell through big lots as it no link longer anticipates being able to complete a previously announced agreement with the private equity group to salvage the company back in september. big lots filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy after continuous losses. >> amazon workers here in the bay arm across the country actually remain on strike for the second day with less than a week to go before christmas. teamsters union demanding higher wages and safer wor

ghana's vice president has conceded in the election. the former president. they are yet to announce official results but he said the decision was based on provisional tallies and pledged to support for a smooth transition. south korea's opposition has denounced a plan by the ruling party to continue running the country after the president steps back from his role. on saturday mr yoon narrowly avoided being impeached by mps. people across britain are battling high wind and rains following storm darragh. a yellow when the ball in england and wales is in place until this evening, which could mean further disruption. wind speeds peaked at 93 mph yesterday. and paris's restored notre—dame cathedral has been officially reopened in a ceremony attended by world leaders, five years after a catastrophic fire. the assembled dignitaries uploaded firefighters and the workers who restored the building. the entire project cost more than $700 million. we are reporting on the news that the syrian capital damascus has fallen and president bashar al—assad

ok, a change of pace now can take flaw from ghana has been added to the unesco intangible cultural origins with the ancient 100 problem will join the organizations global catalog of objects, traditions and cultures to be protected globally. warranty, like togas kennedy, is used to commemorate special events in the west african nation. the tech style has hundreds of different patterns, each helping a unique meaning. weaver to study the process of producing can day for years before they can make their own patterns. local creators have been speaking on the meaning behind the designs. and because i using came to weaving also who is this in bodies in for example, using the color block like this, representing as much as the spirituality and also your 9th is on long as this is why the red color represent passing the blue for not from one year and peacefulness . among many on this, we have the most complex designs which are the triple. we will design this being an example. so that causes self. it's called giving us the most popular skin to o'clock, which i believe, you know, most people either hav

reverend brown spoke with me by phone from ghana. he called president jimmy carter, his friend and a true humanitarian, in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. well, as you just heard sergio tell us, jimmy carter had an eclectic presidential record focusing on everything as you heard desegregation, several foreign policy initiatives, and he had an uphill battle with congress on the issue of climate because of the oil lobby, which carter called the most powerful lobby in congress that made his concern with the environment all the more important for the nation and also for california. to look back at that with us is carter's environmental legacy, is our political analyst, larry gerston, here? we heard right there, sergio talk to us about how jimmy carter was really interested from the beginning of his presidency with renewable energy. he had those solar panels. tell me a little bit more about how that trickled down, not only across the nation, but here in california. remember, he started out as a nuclear engineer working

ballots are being counted in ghana's presidential and parliamentary election.on sunday. president nana akufo—addo is stepping down after serving the maximum two terms in office. his deputy, mahamudu bawumia, is one of the main contenders to succeed him. he's facing a challenge from a former president, john mahama. 0ur correspondentjames copnall has the latest. this is a polling station in the capital. it has just closed, and election officials are going through the balance, making sure everything is in order. we will get presidential election results in the next few days, and the early sense is that things have gone relatively smoothly throughout the country. we heard from local domestic ghanaian election observers, who said there had been some incidences of violence, many more election materials arriving late, but overall, generally, their early reckoning was that things had gone fairly smoothly. there was one incidentjust in the north of the country. one person was shot dead. ghanaian media is suggesting that it was linked to the elections. we don't have full

she moved from ghana when i was born to take care of me while my parents worked full—time. like my second mother, in a way. she's just everything. so i think for how much love and sacrifice she poured into me, into my childhood, into all my sisters' lives, as well, getting to honour her in that way was just — yeah, money can't buy that. it was just — yeah. i'll never forget that night. so, it was a huge year for you. also a huge year for women in music, i would say. like, a lot of the top charts at the moment are filled by women... yeah. ..like chapell roan, sabrina carpenter, new names coming through. yes. yeah. how does that feel? why do you think this is happening now? women are great? i don't know. i think — i think it's a beautiful time, in a way, how music is discovered and consumed now. you know, ithink the people decide. i think the gatekeepers that really used to be able to control what people were exposed to and got to discover, it's changed now because of social media and all of this stuff. so, i think it's a really beautiful thing in that great art is finding it

busy finally, something quite to it's beautiful, it's kent, a cloth from ghana and it has been added to that organization. we were just talking about the unesco intangible cultural heritage list, getting this one right, at least the ancient hyundai cross will join the organizations global catalog of objects, traditions and cultures to be protected globally. more like target is kentoya is used to commemorate special events in the west african nation. the tech style has hung rich look at this hundreds of different patterns, each having a unique meaning. weaver study the craft of producing can take for years before they can make their own patterns local, pre it or something. speaking on the meaning behind with this, every color using can do we mean also who is this and what is in for example, using that collab blacklight. this represents much unity, spirituality, and also united states on long as this is why the red color lip is in passing the blue for now from when you and peacefulness. among many on this, we have the most complex designs which are the triple. we would design this bein

. >> and just final thing on ghana, the lgbtq lock, this essentially paved the way for. -- has the u.s. had any communication or message in terms of what once the president -- has the u.s. been communicating on its position? >> we previously stated her concerns about this bill and remain in contact with government officials and the incoming administration of president elect across a range of issues. we take note of the announced ruling dismissing the two challenges legislation. our primary concern is the safety and well-being of vulnerable populations and individuals. nobody should be targeted, threatened, harmed or marginalized on who they are. >> you said the u.s. wants it to be stopped? >> look, i don't have anything further to say beyond what i offered. >> last meeting between sector of lincoln and india's for minister -- what was the basic discussion between the two leaders, the future of the u.s. from this building and also if they had discussed visas and backlogs are concerned and the situation --? >> we have a wide range of issues. we have a close partnership with our counterpa

a problem on its hands with the supplies coming out of not only the u.s., but other countries like ghana and libya for that matter. more oil out of iran, more oil out of uae, all of a sudden you are looking at an oil price scenario that is appreciate bring lower. this is a year where you can make an argument for sub- $50 ol or $100, seema. it is a market on tenterhooks in 2025. >> steven, what is the funding role with the adversaries of ours or creating strategic competition? >> i think it is mostly about creating strategic competition by funding adversaries and keeping the united states bogged down in the region so there are less resources for washington to use in east asia and cooping kee taiwan strait open. the houthi cut a separate deal to keep shipping safe in the red sea while others require american and allied forces to protect that shipment. that keeps the united states in agenda. >> john, what is your year end target for 2025 now you have stronger powers as play here. >> well, i'm going to say the chinese stimulus letters fall flat. that's a key input on the demand ide of the eq

including sudan, zaire, ghana, south africa and rwanda just to name a few. have significant needs. but also offer remarkable opportunities. while i was encouraged to see president biden put the spotlight on africa, but the incoming president has a different view of the continent. we cannot go back to the days when trump called african nations s hole countries. we should rise up and demand that the new administration recognizes everything that africa has to offer to the united states. we'll be right back. tates. we'll be right back. when you want gifts to express a lifetime of love - we've spent a lifetime crafting them. harry & david, 90 years and still sharing. no matter what kind of teeth you gotta brush, oral-b electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head hugs em, cleans em, and gets in between em, for 100% cleaner teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b. i am forever ditching regular coffee. the tattoo artist drank a little too much coffee, and then he crashed, hard. so now maybe i do have some regrets. do

that real sad for families i don't know how to ghana. >> even provide food or bills, not knowing him for that to just drop a like that. that's totally unfair. >> the news is breaking just 5 days before 2 homes. >> know >> why we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> trouble discount furniture and home decor retailer. big lots will start going out of business sales as its remaining locations at its remaining locations. this comes after a deal to find a purchaser fell through in september. big lots filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy after continuous losses. >> amazon workers remain on strike across the bay area and across the countwy. they first walked off the job yesterday. the teamsters union is demanding higher wages and safer working conditions. but amazon says the people picketing are actually contracted workers and not amazon employees. the strike comes as holiday shopping season is of course, in full swing last few days for its amazon says this is not going to delay deliveries also on strike starbucks workers in la chicago and

kona: i think that case is definitely true for cocoa in the ivory coast and ghana where the farmers whoroduce it do not get nearly as much as the price we are seeing in the futures market. the middlemen take a lot of that. the whole middle side of it is where a lot of the margins get absorbed and the poor farmer does not. in coffee i would say the brazilian farmers and vietnamese farmers are better capitalized. the prices that they can gain is a lot more transparent and they do seem to be capturing a bit more of the margin compared to the cocoa producers. i think there is room for improvement in the cocoa industry whereas the farmers in brazil and vietnam i think are of -- they are fairly highly incentivized to produce more. but ivory coast they are not. tom: it seems like we have you on every two weeks and we have to do it again early january. kona on what you care about the cup of coffee that you make and chocolate. i did not know that meal is a thing. paul: down 26%. cocoa is up 176% year to date. and coffee is up 73%. tom: john stoltzfus was just with us with really an exceptional p

steve waterridge told me unless there is a big improvement in cocoa supply from ghana and ivory coaste a big issue, one he said the market is now just realizing. when it comes to coffee, brazil is on the cusp of the fifth consecutive poor crop thanks to climate change. harvest in brazil is impacting orange juice. for the time being, companies have managed the surge through actions like smaller chocolate bars and trading down to robust coffee or increasing juices like pear in the orange juice blends. these issues can't be fixed by supply, but demand response. with the prices elevated across the board, that has not yet happened, which means we could see higher prices on the horizon. frank. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor has to hear today and the stock pick every investor needs to know. >>> the incoming trump administration and potential for the m&a boom and the next guest says the conditions could fuel a favorable deal making boom. stay with us after this break. ugh. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. business. e*trade ® it'

cases start entirely new programs in 11 countries, including angola, the drc and ecuador, but also in ghana, kenya, malawi, the philippines and zambia. later this month, we will be releasing our new economic growth and trade policy that crystallizes years of effort and learning that our missions to better respond to rising debt, slowing growth and supply chain disruptions while detailing the tools we will prioritize. concentrating our resources, since they are limited, on where they have the highest potential to drive systematic change. we are also establishing new tools to respond to economic coercion, what have -- what i have described as the affirmative agenda. this economic coercion increasingly seeks to exploit the very vulnerabilities we would wish to reduce. cfr produced an excellent report on this. while the exact response is going to depend on the country context, it could include calling out the coercive behavior to pressure bad actors and put an into it and include helping partners qualify to export to alternative markets. as you know, i'm preparing to transition out of this job

and so for me it was kind of how i grew up and also being from ghana and being of to and wanting a representthat identity that just felt a natural to me when i was younger. as i got older, it became very that okay, the stem kids are over here, the art kids are over there and you need to choose. and by the way, you're an athlete and that's kind of messing up this thing. what's with the pole vaulting the basketball? so all this to say, i was always in that case, right? like, you don't look like, you should be in any of these classes. you look more like an athlete. i've been hearing that all my life that i never look like the thing i'm supposed be. and so after a while, you just kind of have to be who you want to be. and so in the book, talk about being at the lab and the company of supply coming out, and it was supposed to be space space fabrics, right? for everyday use and. they only came in men's sizes, right? even though that time about women were about 3% of the media. and so there are just these constant reminders that you were not the norm, just like the white mask. you are not the norm.

put up some of the federal fumbles details climate change study on road safety in ghana: the list goesgantic list. it's going to be a shopping list. actually, it's shopping list. it's a chopping list. isn't it. >> it is a shopping list. what we are doing break this into big categories. drag shows in ecuador that the state department paid for that grant to be able to do it. if ecuador wants to do drag shows, that's up to them but the american taxpayers shouldn't pay for that. that's a slice of it. it's not just going after that grant. it's trying to determine how did that happen and how do we stop that from happening. it's like government waste in spending. it's not just that it happened. how did that happen and how do we make that stop. the two that i put out there deals with unemployment insurance. right now a rule in place that you have got to go after fraud within 14 days. if you don't go after it in 14 days you literally have to give someone who you know is committing fraud extra benefits on unemployment. that's dumb. let's fix that. >> steve: you have been looking at fraud and was

i don't know how to ghana. >> even provide food or bills, not knowing him for that to just drop a liketally unfair. we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> 7.38 on this monday morning. the city of oakland's budget issues are now impacting oakland animal services. the shelter posting on facebook that back in october, key positions within the shelter had to be frozen due to the city's ongoing financial crisis impacting front counter, an animal intake staff as a result of the under staffing. the shelter will be closed to the public on tuesdays and wednesdays starting january 6th of the new year. you can find the new hours on the shelter's website. still to come on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners mineta will recap the problems the season. >> brought to the team. remembering one of the greatest baseball players of all time. ricky henderson. >> a look back at how we dominated for sport. >> and the storm is heading in our direction. it will be giving us overnight tonight into tomorrow, kicking up the surf and causing the possibility

i don't know how to ghana, even provide food or bills, not knowing him for that to just drop a like that. that's totally unfair. >> the news is breaking just 5 days before homes. >> no >> we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time getting kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, the oakland, a city budget, oakland city, budget issues. they impact a number of animals over oakland, animal services that animal shelter posting late last night on social media in october, the contingent budget situation facing the city and that key positions within the shelter had to be frozen. and that did impact front counter staffing animal intake staff. now one animal control officer in a registered vet tech position has been frozen. they have they have been frozen rather due to the city's ongoing financial crisis. as a result of the under staffing, the shelter will be closed to the public on tuesdays and wednesdays starting january 6 of the new year previously, those days were open from 11:00pm to 05:00pm. the new hours are on your screen right now. as part of tesla's as excuse me, a p

. >> i don't know how to ghana even provide food or bills, not knowing him for that to just drop a likey unfair. we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> 10 41 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news forty-niners lemonade. we'll recap the problems this season brought to the team. and this morning we're taking some time to remember one of the greatest baseball players of all time. >> rickey henderson, we're taking a look back at how he dominated the sport with the a's. >> well, today's color is gray. it's gray skies pretty much anywhere. you look some drizzle, some fog this morning and now it's going to be well increasing raindrops. now rain drops, especially in the north bay. but look at this is a great image. this is the camera atop mount tam a pious. it's just it's actually kind of mesmerizing. as you see these drops drip down. but i digress. tonight we have our own drops to talk about. high surf warning is in effect along our coastline. there's a storm that's going to coming in overnight tonight into tomorrow is kicking up the su

took place right there often overlooked with so much focus on ghana and other posts. but at the same time the reporters are questioning him about the pardon once he was airborne, nbc broke it, announced about an hour or so later. >> you're right. first of all you're right this is an important trip. for the reasons the president laid out. china has been expanding its influence across africa especially subsaharan africa and china has basically insatiable demand for minerals and other resources and also is seeking strategic advantages for its military frankly and -- and the united states has not been in this game sufficiently. to counter that, and it -- so it is highly significant, but -- that president biden is making this trip, highlighting these investments and trying to get us -- make us a player again in subsaharan africa. people are asking about the pardon. it was unexpected at least if you sort of -- if you followed what certainly what the president said during the campaign. but, you know, if you also watched ome of the appointments in the administration, particul

i don't know how to ghana. >> even provide food or pay bills, not knowing him for that to just drop a like that. that's totally unfair. we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time. >> a good in kron. 4 news. 6.40, now the city of oakland's budget issues now impacting oakland animal services, the shelter posting on facebook that back in october, key positions within the shelter had to be frozen due to the city's ongoing financial crisis impacting front counter and animal intake staff as a result of the under staffing, the shelter will be closed to the public on tuesdays and wednesdays starting january 6th of the new year. you can find the new hours on the shelter's website. the forty-niners have officially been eliminated from playoff contention. that's after the rams in the commanders. one yesterday. the niners were hoping to build on last year's super bowl run. but regress to now 6, 9, record problems this season have included injuries, ricky, ricky pearsall getting shot back, getting shot and recently line baker linebacker de'vondre campell refusing to play

. >> i don't know how to ghana even provide food or pay bills, not knowing him for that to just drop and they left like that. that's totally unfair. we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> 9.39, the city of oakland's budget issues now impacting oakland animal services. the shelter posting on facebook that back in october key positions within the shelter had to be frozen due to the city's ongoing financial crisis impacting front counter, an animal intake staff as a result of the under staffing. the shelter will be closed to the public on tuesdays and wednesdays starting january 6th of the new year, you can find the new last year's super bowl run. but redress to a now 6, 9, record problems this season have included injuries. rookie ricky pearsall getting shot and recently linebacker de'vondre campbell refusing to play a game. 9.40 say hello to dzingel and the 2 puppies are ready for their forever. homes getting a rough start in life. mill valley found police found a 4 week old poodle pups in the backseat of a car next to a stash o

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. >> when we first came to ghana -- >> it was among a half dozen diseases carter's administration wasis amazing. >> he's been a huge inspiration to us in our philanthropy in terms of how to live your values out, how could be consistent. that's the standard of what a great post presidency should be. >> for his work carter won the nobel peace prize at age 78. when i sat down with him at the age of 93, the former president and his wife rosalind were still keeping packed schedules, commuting regularly to atlanta for meetings at the. >> carton:er center. >> welcome to all our students and our scholars. >> spending a week every year with habitat for humanity. he was still preaching at his local church, teaching at emory university and had just finished writing his 32nd book. >> jimmy carter becomes the closest that we've seen to a renaissance man of any president since thomas jefferson in terms of the enormous variety of things that he is very good at. >> how good a president was he? people are still debating that. >> his weakness was that he believed others would follow him, that if he cou

that real sad for families i don't know how to ghana. >> even provide food or bills, not knowing himt to just drop a like that. that's totally unfair. we reached out to party city but have not heard back as of news time a good in kron. 4 news. >> well, the city's oakland's, their budget issues are impacting oakland, animal services. the shelter posted on facebook the back in october, key positions within the shelter had to be frozen because of the city's ongoing financial crisis impacting front counter, an animal intake staff as a result of the under staffing. the shelters and be close to the public on tuesdays. liz, a starting january 6 of the new year, you can find the new hours on the shelter's website. and the forty-niners officially eliminated from the playoff contention. the south of the rams and the commanders want yesterday. the niners were hoping to build on last year's super bowl run, but progress to a now 6, 9, record problems this season, including injuries. rookie ricky pierce, shot and recently linebacker deandre campbell refusing to play. still ahead, the prophet morni

entirely new programs in 11 countries, including angola as i mentioned, the d.r.c., and ecuador, also in ghana, kenya, malawi, maldives, nepal, the philippines, sri lanka, and zambia. later this month we are going to be releasing our new economic growth and trade policy which chris calizes years of effort and learning at our missions to bert respond to rising debt, slowing growth in investment, and supply chain disruptions while detailing the tools we will prioritize when we work with our partners to support inclusive growth. concentrating our resources since they are limited on where they have the highest potential to drive systematic change. we are also establishing new tools to respond to economic coercion. if what i described to this point is the affirmative agenda, it is important also to help our partners stand up to what is coming at them. this economic coercion seeks to exploit the srult tpherblts we wish to reduce. c.f.r. just produced an excellent report on this. while the exact response will depend on country context t. could include calling out the coercive bemavennor to prerb -- b

and of course, our per capita income in singapore was $500, same as ghana in africa. we didn't have a flush toilet in my house, so i went through that real third world poverty and now in my lifetime, basically, i have lived through so many slice's eras of human history and now, amazingly, the country, the poor country i was born in has a per capita income of $88,000. among the highest in the world, higher than the us and the uk. so the transformation of singapore should therefore be seen as the leading edge of a far bigger transformation in the rest of asia, which is going to go the path of singapore. eventually, the biggest country in asia. >> economically, of course, is china. and there's a lot of discussion of what it means for trump to come back for a second term. how do you think the chinese, you spend a lot of time there, you talk to a lot of their leaders. how do they view trump 2.0? >> well, i've no doubt that they are planning for him right. and they know that they could have four bad years with trump. but for a country with 4000 years of human civilization f