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t reporter: as the interneis being slowly restored, more videos of alleged policeer brutality are ging. amnesty international says the majority of those who have been kied have been shot at. the deadliest crackdown in iran's livi memory. reanian officials say the is over and the so-called western plot defeated. but people's anger hasn't gone away. iranians tsend him drawings of the protests. mat families ld the bbc t they can no longer make ends meet. they say they were out on the streets becae they are hungry, and instead of being heard, they were greeted by bullets, bullets that killed young women and men. >> my son was so intelligent. he loved history andoetry. i am proud that he died for freedom. reporter: puya was shot dead after filming this. age 27, dreaming of a different iran. nuala: thousands of students across the world walked out of class todaas part of a global climate strike. these protests are taking place ahead of the next u.n. climate conference. that starts in madrion monday. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from. manchester >> we ca about our future an

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reporter: several studies say the pollution in delhi isda ging people's health at an alarming rate and causing premature deaths. really is a public heal emergency. laura: today nada: today elizabeth warren released herong-awaited plan for how she would pay f the proposal known as medicare for all. she says she can do it without class.g taxes on the middle instead, among other things, she would boost the wealth tax forth the ultraric she has promoted on the campaign trail. the plan came under attack from critics, saying that the math doesot add up. the polls show that warren's message has resonated with voters in iowa. she is leading a newly released po of caucus-goers, while biden is falling, now and neck and neck with pete buttigieg. i spoke to the bbc's anthony why is elizabeth wren leasing this plan now? we have seen health care dominate the democratic primary. anthony: exactly, it has dominated the conversation, particularly in the debates. in the last debate in ohio she moderators and other candidates to say whether she was going to raise taxes on the middle class or not. d what s

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hundreds of children have died in these camps shame on western europe it's time to at the world bank ging lebanon to form a new cabinet quickly labeling the ongoing instability is deeply concerning there have been more than 3 weeks of protests as demonstrates his call for an overhaul of the political system as a whole that explains the crisis is threatening fuel and medicine imports. the crisis in lebanon is deepening there soon could be fuel shortages importers say banks are not giving them the dollars they need to buy supplies the lack of foreign currency was a problem even before protests against the ruling elite began 3 weeks ago at the time the central bank promised to facilitate access to dollars and guarantee fixed exchange rates for exporters. the government resigned and banks have reversed the decision banks want 85 percent of the payment of lebanese lira and 15 percent in dollars they have imposed fees importers can no longer afford the additional costs lebanon's largest protest movement of years was triggered by the economic crisis people are demanding a government independent

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well thanksgiving is just around the corner and that means the season of ging is upon us in kentucky.oup of peop there that helped to put together. >>4500 thangiving dinners for people in need. reporter olivia ssell has the story. >>dealt with the thanksgiving classics. he's a grn beans, we've got the stuffing next we've got brownie mix 4,500 boxes are being prepared and donated for the sheriff, giving program an event that god'pantry food bank coast every year. so everyone can experience thanksgiving. >>the ole idea behind sharing thangiving is to giveeople a chance to slow down in life a lile bit to be able to anksgiving dinner table und a 2. and >>to to have a chance just to sit and relax a little bi with that thanks giving but we are also fortunate. >>the meals will go topatry acrossastern an central kentucky. the food bank says it's all possible cause of money like james nate time and nice warm meal for you cold winter sets in that means one of 350 peop packing boxes which yhows howuch people can accomplish together. >>one person can make a dierence. each of the ships today are 7

seices that group says the homeowner has 30 days treduce the cap population on her property or risk gingors tell kron four's michelle kingston. the smell is overwhelming one families even moving because of it. it's just. like it it hits us really. >>gss neighbors described the smell outside their homes in orinda. >>yeah, it's irritating and it's a public nuisance that's really it's bad st be on their property line at least 50 cash living in a outside that smell cage on bearable. i have a hot time in my bacard which you can enjoy because of the smell. >>we can't open our windows they can enjoy a backyards is gross. yeah, it just don't make you feel good about where you live and ra showing his wife moved to less than a year ago excited to raise tir newborn by in a home with a yard. >>but they're moving when able to enjoy thr home nter on because the smell of the cats just be on their fence line is out of control when is really hot, it's unbearable. it's unbearable. we. we try to stay away from the house when it's a. >>like fog year thwind comes cta animal services says they are currently i

can't spend gross is with ging second harvest. one of the beneficiaries of the races donations. >>while meals make memories and so one week get together like this and talk about going and family. with our friends people are joining us this morning means that other pple who may be one the dollars to do that can also join in and make those memories too. >>for many in the race today is a milestone and now a tradition. >>this was the very first race that walk and it made an excited about doing this and some and michael so i went from want to do half-marathons full marathons triathlons but this is where it all started to top it off. >>all of these people brought in 37,000 pounds of cned foods to donate. 1700 times. up bright and early on turkey day doing good. >>food kitchens and pantries don't just the volunteers today and throughout the holiday season. they need volunteers all year round. christina teatro wishing you a happy thanksgiving. >>happy thanksgiving to everyone and some great news this thanksgiving fairfield family reported missing this week. and safe tonight, how they we

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think of any number of solutions to address this problem: giving more textbooks, cutting class size, gingincentives to teacher >> once you take in the scale of the indian scol system, these are massive resource implications. schools, so that's not cheap. so you want to figure out what exactly you need to do. can it be done within the school thstem with normal teachers in >> reporter: and what emerged from the experiments was a simple cost/benefit conclusion: teach students what they don't know in dedicated classes, rather than one size fits. none. the team isn't known only for finding out what works, but what doesn't. in a word, debunking. >> one of the places where we partiay debunked was microcredit. microcredit was kind of the flavor of 2000. >> reporter: was it ever! and well before 2000, i did a newshour story in 1994 in pine bluff arkansas, entrepreneurs like hair weaver vissie pearl jackson were trouble getting bank loans. >> here you have to have money et money. then you don't need the money anay. so i don't understprd the bankiness. if you don't have it, you don't get it. >> repo

>>we're ging the party to stick together. >>i didn't have one negative republican. the sources say it was the senate majority leader who told the president to stop attacking his own party. >>mitch mcconnell telling trump to lay off his criticisms of senate republicans. >>i including a frequent critic mitt romney because the fate of his presidency could lie in their hands. as another key witness testifies on capitol hill. the white this is waiting and watching to see if the president's former national security adviser john bolton will do the same. >>obviously i you know our position on a former white house officials the president is taking early goal to let the white house on bad terms with the president. >>but his attorneys says he won't appear without a subpoena. >>that was kaitlan collins reporting democrats say today's vote is not a formal authorization of the impeachment inquiry, but the decision to hold a vote may serve to undercut criticism from the trump administration other white house has been insisting all along the process is illegitimate. >>as they put i

we're trying not to accept packaging and plastic and brd ging into our househd they, they do actually listen. and so i notice a change. m the popa family,nds of miles away f on one of the most remote islands in the world, the plastic problem is only getting worse. this is ea oster islan rapa nui, as locals call it. sitting in the middle of the south pacic, its closest neigor is more than 1,000 miles away. all along the rocky coastline chunks of plasticsy are ea to spot. not so easy to spot, the microplastic hiding in the sand, as my newshour colleague jeffrey brown found. man: this is microplastic. this is a rock. this is the plastic. nahez: for clean-up crew, it's a never-ending battle. man: maybe if clean all day, it's not possible. brown: cleaning all day is not enough. man: it's not enough. because of the c hter of the plastic is ne, it's there. it's horrific. nawaz: the trash is mostly coming from what's called the south pacific garbage patch, an enormous irling vortex of marine debris, swept up in ocean currents, and collected into a trash mass one and a half times the marine de

thanks, ging.ever know what might happen there. >>> and coming up we're going to make one very deserving football mom's monday in a big way. don't go anywhere. "gma" coming right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to "gma." we are back with a story in the spirit of the season. the woolsey fire in california was just over a year ago, right before thanksgiving. homes were lost, schools damaged. some people still not able to return. our sponsor, king's hawaiian, saw an opportunity to bring them together. they came together for a meal they'll never forget. abbie boudreau is back with that story. hey, abbie. >> reporter: hey, ginger. you're so right. this community rallied together in the face of total devastation, and now one year later, a cs they work toward rebuilding their lives. >> we're having a great time. we're very grateful. >> reporter: a day to give thanks and a day to give back. >> it's a day to celebrate. >> it is a day to celebrate. it's about the unsung

part of the conversation and how likely do you think it is that we actually see some of this fund gingo to that agenc, given the fact that congress as we speak is in the process of pushing through another resolution it can't even get the fiscal 2020 budget appropriated >> i think there are probably too many voices in congress whose idea of low taxes is enabling people to not pay taxes they legally owe and who want to have an irs that's effective in enforcing the tax code and i think that's very unfortunate for our country. king there are some issues around congressional budget procedures, seems to me that if you hire more auditors and you spend $100 and you bring in $700, that that ought to show up in the budget, like you've made $600 and reduced the deficit, rather than as it does under current law, like you've lost $100, because you've spent more. those congressional budget procedures should be looked at will this happen i can't predict. i certainly think that it should happen and with the right president and with the treasury secretary prepared to invest in this issue and office of

that's why they're looking at limiting micro target ging.s to all. >> why don't you think mark zuckerberg from a philosophical perspective is willing to take on the issue of saying for the most egregious stuff i'm going to deal with it? >> i think they could. i think they could have a standard that is about claims about your opponent. >> the costs for them in terms of human beings being required to deal with these ads, because that's got to be part of the problem here. >> it's not. the truth is the volume of ads that run on facebook is minuscule compared to the volume of organic content the volume has tens of thousands of viewers what he doesn't want to do is he doesn't want to break the seal on the idea that the super powerful targeting products are dangerous at all he doesn't want any kind of idea that -- >> let me ask you about two break the seal ideas though. how do you feel or do you think it would do it, turn off political ads. right now on facebook you can say, this works for me, this doesn't, work through the algorit algorithm. if th