greta: we have a couple minutes left. erica: the house looks like it is on track to be voting on articles of impeachment sometime in december. at the same time, there is discussion that the next stopgap spending bill will go through mid-december at some point. can you explain how it is going to be possible to compromise on appropriations legislation in the middle of impeachment vote? sen. leahy: i think we can chew gum and walk at the same time. we did a lot of things during the clinton impeachment. we all have brilliant staffs. we may only be constitutional impediments to them, but we can get things done. and we will have to what i think is a critical meeting next week with senator shelby, congresswoman lowy, and congresswoman granger, and myself. i think it will give us a path forward. i think the big mistake, to go to the base of your question, it would be a big mistake if we don't get these things done before christmas. if we go to a continuing resolution into next spring, for example, then you are so much in the pres

greta: we will have to leave it there. congressman mike johnson, thank you for being this week's newsmaker. rep. johnson: thank you so much. greta: let me turn to the two of you and start with you all where we began with the congressman, on the impeachment vote. scott wong, going forward, what do we know based on what was in this resolution? what will it look like? what will the inquiry now look like? scott: i think the resolution talks about two aspects of this. one is an affirmation that this is a legitimate impeachment investigation going forward. it was the first a formal vote that the house of representatives took to sort of endorse this effort. remember there was that whole fight with among democrats about , whether they needed to take a formal vote to actually launch the impeachment inquiry. so this settles that question. on the second part of that is what this looks like going forward in these public hearings. what this essentially does is lay the groundwork for what that does. how witnesses will be interviewed, wh

it is probably part of the greta effect again. how dare you? you the greta effect again.u 7 you have the greta effect again. how dare you? you have stolen my dreams, my childhood. we are always told that youths are engaged in politics. in the last election, it is thought that young people turned out to vote in their biggest numbers in 25 yea rs. in their biggest numbers in 25 years. so it makes sense that the parties are making big green promises chase them. it's the brexit bit now, isn't it? right, i know we got this far without mentioning the b word. but... while we are still a member of the eu, we have to abide by eu laws and regulations on things like carbon emissions. but after we leave, it will throw this whole climate conversation up in the air, good or bad. so climate conversation up in the air, good or bad. 50 more unanswered questions around brexit — just what we all needed. after all that, is this the first climate election? hard to say, but this is definitely the most prominent it's ever been as an issue. until next time. see you. and this matters is available

for greta, send them in, and i will see you very soon.not too many weather changes on the way this week, with low pressure staying in charge. it was somewhat quieter on sunday, but plenty of evidence out there as to how wet it's been recently. and this week will deliver more rain at times, so that part of the forecast isn't changing. but there's something new — it will be turning colder as we go through the week. now, why is it unsettled? low pressure in charge. one area of low pressure with us as we start the week. now, by mid—week, there will be a brief lull, allowing colder air to move down from the north. but that lull is all too brief, as more weather fronts come in later in the week, and that means more rain coming in later in the week. let's see how monday is shaping up. this is how we're starting off. there could be a few mist and fog patches around parts of northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, for example. this area of rain is slowly feeding its way northwards. as it clears away from the midlands and into east a

amy: t that is greta thunberg, 16-year-old swedish climate activists.we met her in poland when she was 15. her twitter handle said, 15-year-old climate activists with asperger's. so you also have talked about that in your life. >> i think i i've largely grown out of it. that often happens, so i read. but i was aware, yes, when i was younger, as greta says, i was painfully shy but i also find an interest and i would jujust bury myself in it. which was, as she says, is a kind of nice thing to be able to do sometimes. not everybody can do that. and i thought, i never felt that i was handicapped. i felt thatt i was just different. amy: and where did the difference get expressed? >> well,l, i think that the fat that i felt socially awkward, that pushed me to perform. the fact i could things i wanted to say, i could announce my existence and be in front of people and a performance setting, and then i could retreat into my kind of shy shell after that. but i'd managed to find an outlet. amy: david byrne, the legendary musician and now broadway star. when we co

. >> composed the fanfare for greta. >> the mural is the first in what one atmosphere hopes will be a series of public art honoring climate activists. passer-byes look forward to seeing the mural this late. >> i think san francisco is known as a forward thinking city. >> i think the mural and the story behind greta is beautiful. i think it is a big point to make especially right now. >> the ceremony will begin at 6:00 tuesday evening and then at 6:30 they will come outside to mason street where they will light up the mural of greta and play the fanfare in her honor. reporting from san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2news. >>> the general manager issued an apology today involving a passenger who was handcuffed for eating a sandwich. he is disappointed with how the situation unfolded. investigating the case. a bart police officer cited passenger steve foster for eating on the platform at the pleasant hill station after repeatedly asking him not to. and it is a state law that people are not i a lowed to eat on trains or on platforms. a video went viral and sparked outrage among many

. >>> leonardo dicaprio met greta thunberg for a photo. it's been liked 4 million ptime. his impassioned plea for the future of the world. today, saturday, november 2nd, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. it is chilly outside in new york city. >> it is. my hands are dry. i feel like winter just got here. >> first weekend in november. it will feel like it today. we'll have your full forecast in a few minutes. >>> let's get to our top story this morning. president trump's late-night rally in mississippi. his first since the house voted along party lines to move forward with impeachment proceedings. kelly o'donnell is on the north lawn with more. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. the president hit the road to help the republican candidate for governor in mississippi, ahead of the election there on tuesday. he had a broader purpose, trying to argue that impe

it is probably part of the greta effect again. how dare you?always told that youths aren't engaged in politics. but in the last election, it is thought that young people turned out to vote in their biggest numbers in 25 years. so it makes sense that the parties are making big green promises chase them. it's the brexit bit now, isn't it? right, i know we got this far without mentioning the b—word. but... ..while we are still a member of the eu, we have to abide by eu laws and regulations on things like carbon emissions. but after we leave, it will throw this whole climate conversation up in the air, good or bad. more unanswered questions around brexit — just what we all needed. after all that, is this the first climate election? hard to say, but this is definitely the most prominent it's ever been as an issue. until next time. see you. people in parts of the north england and the midlands are still being rescued, after some of the worst flooding in recent years. many are now counting the cost of a month's worth of rain falling in just one day. w

when i read that, i knew that greta had seen the truth. said, we have to get out of our comfort zone. we have to stop behaving like business as usual. i thought, being a celebrity, i have a big platform, especially with a hit series behind me. i've got to do more than drive an electric car and get rid of plastics and all of that. that's a good starting place. i have to do more. that's when i decided to move here. for 40 years we've been polite, we've petitioned, asked, written, marched, but we have to go further because we weren't being heard. it wasn't making enough of a difference and we're running out of time, which means that we have to engage in civil disobedience and risk getting arrested. this has to become the new normal. >> wow. well, listen, i understand usually -- >> you're nodding. >> they're finally hearing somebody say -- >> you know what's so great, it's transformative. a lot of the people who are coming have never done this before. it's just so exciting. the entire writer's room at grace and frankie got arrested last week.

have you seen the mural of greta? what is that about? it's about climate change. >> reporter: he's donating his time for the cause. the envinmtal rointhe in >> it hits pein the heart. >> reporter: hoping people will be inspired not just to gawk, but to act. >> she's a child. at the end of the day it's a child telling us what to do. i hope people are touched by the image and understand the strength and power of her message and bring about change in their lives and get involved politically. >> reporter: the mural is expected to be completed by early next week. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> senator dianne feinstein is getting the star treatment in a new amazon movie. >> have you seen the story today in the new york times? >> evidently they destroyed tapes of interrogations of al qaeda interrogations. >> she gave her on screen character played by annette bening a thumbs up. this comes out in theaters next friday and on amazon prime 2 weeks later. >>> okay, in the weather world, welcome back to summer at least in terms of our ability to show you r

he wrote he hoped "greta's message is a wake—up call to world leaders everywhere". our top story. jubilant rugby fans in south africa say that the springboks' victory in the world cup has united the country more than any political party could. victory over england at the final injapan was led by the team's first black captain, with black wingers scoring the winning tries. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. it was a stormy start to the weekend for some of us, with some nasty weather conditions for a time across parts of southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly, the channel islands. in terms of wind gusts, very exposed weather station on the isle of wight, 109 mph. plymouth, 83 mph. 61 at guernsey. it's still going to be blustery for part two of the weekend for some others, but we are not looking at stormy conditions. quite brisk winds with this low pressure towards the coast of south—west england and indeed northern scotland was quite windy. this is how we start the day. the wind is light across northern ireland, north—west wales, the midland

he wrote he hoped "greta's message is a wake—up call to world leaders everywhere". reach me on twitter — i'm @jamesbbcnews. do stay with bbc news. hello there. that was a storming start at the weekend for some of us, particularly into southern england, the hours of silly, and to the channel islands as well, some stormy seas. we saw some high wind gusts. 0n the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey. still quite blustery in the day ahead but nowhere near as stormy saturday was. still low pressure and control. some brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and northern scotland were saturday was quite windy. there is a bit of wet weather to be had. we start the day with a few fog patches where the winds are light through northern ireland and parts of north—west england, wales and the midlands where you had clear spells overnight but outbreaks of rain the show is running through parts of eastern england beginning with lots of cloud in northern england with lots of us seeing rain for a time, and further outbreaks of rain. the intensity, easi

also in the programme the climate change activist greta thunberg has got a new challenge — she needs from california to the next un climate summit in madrid in 28 days. without taking to the skies she's asking for ideas. do send them in — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. as air quality hits ‘hazardous‘ levels, delhi hasjust introduced a traffic restriction scheme to help tackle the worst air pollution in three years. for the next 12 days, car drivers will only be allowed into the indian capital on odd or even dates, according to the final digit of their car number plate. live now to delhi and our correspondent salman ravi. you can see the extent of the smog they're making you can see the extent of the smog they‘ re making visibility you can see the extent of the smog they're making visibility very difficult. now let's speak live to oui’ difficult. now let's speak live to our correspondent. salman, this scheme has started. how is it working? it began this morning. i wa nt to working? it began this morning. i want to apologise for my bad voice because of the weather. the people li

greta: congressional reporter scott wong, katherine tully-mcmanus, thank you both for being on "newsmakers." [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: coming up in just a few minutes, discussion on impeachment, foreign interference, and how to best safeguard the 2020 elections. that will be live from the brookings institution here in washington, d.c., starting at 3:30 p.m.. the house intelligence committee chair adam schiff spoke today about the release of deposition transcripts of the former ukraine abbasid or and a former state department senior advisor. you can read those transcripts at c-span.org. >> good morning. today we had additional scheduled depositions with the top lawyer for the national mr.rity council, as well as blair from the office of management and budget. and someone who work closely with mick mulvaney. both of them defied congressional subpoenas and refused to appear for their scheduled depositions, as has bee

. >> seth: saoirse ronan, greta gerwig, who you worked with on "lady bird." >> yes >> seth: and we've greta, as a director, tries to make everybody feel very, you know, close and welcome. >> at ease, yeah >> seth: at ease they wear nametags and i heard she had sort of a dance party. or i guess a - >> yes, yes. >> seth: dance rehearsal for "little women. how did that come about? >> well, there's two big dance sequences in the film. one's with meg march, who's played by emma watson. and one's with jo, who's played by saoirse and - saoirse ronan, should say her whole name and basically as an icebreaker, as a way to, you know, lose our masks and our shields of defense, of insecurity, greta had us do this dance class in this big room. and being the only guy was not the deficit. there maybe was no deficit but i will say, like, i grew up on "harry potter" in some way. i grew up seeing those movies. so that first time seeing emma watson -- this is gonna be weird for her to see now [ laughter ] but that was like definitely a weird moment and i had to work past that. >> seth: you worked past it

i think the media covered it when extinction rebellion were protesting and greta thunberg was over here profile. but i think there should be more. climate change is serious. we have got to address it urgently. for me, one of the crucial parts of what has happened in this country is that we actually have a good historically democratic set of parties. but it's almost as though we have slipped into a presidential election. it's almost as if the leaders are autocrats, dictating what the party should do. well, it should not be like that. i have got a big team background, and what the party should be about his party decide the ways forward and the policies and that's what we should be voting for, not the personalities, which it seems as though often that comes across more than i think it should do. which brings me to my final question, holly, which is on friday, the bbc announced they would have a series of live debates with different combinations of leaders and one ofjust corbyn versusjohnson, one also has jo swinson and nicola sturgeon and one has the seven main parties. do you think they a

caller: hello greta.ion on dr. -- da don't think american taxpaying people should have to pay for the illegal kids that came to our country. we paid for their medical, we pay for their education. we pay for everything and then what did they do for our american kids? nothing. host: ok. kathleen in oregon. republican. caller: hello. i want you to know that a matter what i think, the dock at case -- daca case is just amazing. it should be that these children who have been here more than 12 years or more than 20 years should have a pathway to citizenship. i believe that with all my heart. that's all i have to say. thank you. host: you will be able to listen to the moral arguments -- oral arguments of this case today on c-span2. duty in ohio. independent color. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm against anything that obama passed. schiff shouldand all be out of the office. thank goodness and i support what the president only and i think that legal people should receive benefits in this country. those pe

the greta thunberg generation might be inspired and think maybe boris johnson isn't that bad if he isthe green energy thing on the front. it softens that brexit message which has been quite harsh and negative by using something positive. this is in contrast to the queen's speech, which was criticised because it didn't have enough in there to tackle climate change. there was a lot about brexit and law and order and immigration in the queen's speech. so this is potentially for many years in the future when borisjohnson might not be prime minister. let's take a look at the daily. the are labour party is really gunning for the nhs. £20 billion to repair the damage of tory austerity. i would say at least, because it doesn't include the extras. we don't have any ma nifestoes extras. we don't have any manifestoes yet or pledges. but funding is going to be a big thing with the tories attacking labour about how they are going to fund this. sajid javid has had a lot already. so how they say this is affordable is by reversing the corporation tax rate tax code, bringing it back to 20% and taxing

. >>> the young climate change activist greta thunberg got a new honor. the swedish teen now has a her. the species was discovered by an ecologist in kenya in 1965. they are impressed by her work promoting action on climate change. >>> and the new tribute is meant to make a serious point. >> what we are trying to do is to increase awareness of the importance of natural habitats and the creatures that live in them so hopefully future generations will care about them more than we have. >> the tiny beetle is now called the greta. it has no eyes, no wings. and it is among the smallest insects in the world. >>> still to come, the blood test that may soon be able to detect breast cancer years before a mammogram can. >>> incredible pictures out of pennsylvania tonight. the pressure to coed a massive be perfect. the major feature that could soon be missing from your instagram feed. about making choices. well i didn't choose metastatic breast cancer. not the exact type. not this specific mutation. but d .. ...and also clarity... ...by knowing i have a treatment th

and the times is reporting that climate activist greta thunberg is stranded as the climate summit movesthe conference and refuses to fly because of the carbon emissions involved. she is asking for help, that is leonardo dicaprio with her there in that photo. eileen burbidge is back, let's get stuck in. can't avoid the election. the guardian has on its front page, and interview it did with jeremy corbyn, front page, and interview it did withjeremy corbyn, the leader of the opposition party, the labour party, and he says a baby on brexit, warning cabinet dissenters. we need to be focused i guess is the message. he is trying to get eve ryo ne message. he is trying to get everyone in line, and the guardian is ascribing him as uncharacteristically assertive, but his point is, listen, the brexit issue has been established, talked about, we spent enough energy on it, let's move on, let's think about how this general election can be used

caller: good morning, greta. thank you and c-span for all you do. i think nancy pelosi and the democrats keep trying to make this out -- this inquiry to make out that trump was meddling with the 2020 elections when it's clear from the transcripts he was asking the president to look into what happened in 2016. i think that's a huge difference. i'm 62 years old and i grew up being taught and learning cheaters never prosper. you look at this whole inquiry, shift -- adam schiff, his perverted process and dishonesty, the american people are smarter than this. they can see this. they can sense it. that's why they won't prosper. there candidates in the debates are in with the media, it doesn't produce good candidates. they won't prosper. they will lose. thank you for all you do. host: thank you, george. william, independent. caller: yes. what i wanted to talk about, these people are patriots , and it takes bravery to come and confrontf this abuse of power. about the whistleblower, to bring he or she up in front, it's ridiculous. it has no bearing on the ca

there is something about greta -- it is the fact that she is on the spectrum.ectrum. >> as burgers -- a gift -- asp buers. when she read the intergovernmental panel on climate change w that sa have very little time left and this is what we have to do. she looked around and no one was behaving the way they should be behaving. she said if this was happening, people would stop doing this. i knew what she had seen was the truth. judy: what do you say t?the skepti those saying it is hysteria -- about this.d to be sensible >> there is only one way to be sensible and that is to study the science. 11,000 scientists issued a warning the other day saying there is no question that the earth and its population is facing a dire catastrophe. and evenith that, -- judy: presidentrump poled out of the paris accord. >> his cabinet is the fossil t el cabinet. they have been f by the fousil fuel iy subverting our democracy and the process. our goal is not to convince those kind of people. we are trying to get people who are not used to going into the streets and engaging in civil

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the time for protests was spearheaded by greta thurn berg.p work on fridays to raise awareness of the climate crisis. world leaders will meet to finalize the 2015 paris climate treaty do to o come into force n 2021.. scientists warnened the earth is heading toward a global tipping point and we are in a planetary emergency. if temperatures continue to rise, some parts of the planet will become uninhabitable. annette: time for a look at the day's top business news and i am joined by brian quinn. that big retaiail holiday otherwise known as black friday has begun in the e u.s. and i it markrks the start of t holiday season. it has certainly spread across most of the western world, would you say? is it worth it for those shoppers? brian: that is the question. plenty of american shoppers are answering yes, they waited, stayed up late, waited in line to nab the best deals as many stores open at midnight on friday. the phenomenon taking its name from the black ink shops would be able to use in their ledgers as holiday shopping took them out of the r

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and my question -- will first of all i want to ask greta and c-span what happened when brian lamb used to have christopher -- somebody sitting on each side. i guess it's because the newspapers are gone now. host: when we would have people of different opinions sitting across from each other? we try to do that. people are not always game for that anymore. we like that format as well. caller: it's just a different world. being 87 world constantly changes and changes. i don't know what to say. i'm a donald trump supported. poor man canis stand it. he's trying so hard to be presidential and run the country. guest: you brought up a great point when you brought up dwight eisenhower. in his farewell address, everyone remembers his warning about the military-industrial complex. a lot of people overlook the warning he gave about the rise of a dangerous powerful technological elite who could hijack our republic and control our elections without us even realizing it. that's what we are facing with google and facebook and the tremendous influence they have over our lives. facebook knows your polit

guest: good morning, greta. the case started in 2012 when barack obama said he was going to give young immigrants, people who came here as children generally with their parents -- illegally, give them the ability to apply for a shield so they would not be deported and could apply for job permits. that program has been in place for a number of years, about 700,000 people now are daca

. >>> and this is >>> even climate activist greta thunberg has found a new ride across the atlantic. she found a ride on the catamaran headed back to europe. she is headed first to madrid where she is experted to attend a united nations conference. she is coming off a three-month north american trip to promote climate awareness. >>> the italian government is scrambling to hold off the tide after flood waters rose earlier this week. now engineers estimate repairs could cost hundreds of millions of euros. here is a scene from st. mark's basilica, completely flooded. italy's cultural minister says that the water has not damaged any of the historical sides. locals and tourists have 20 wear high boots. >> it's hitting home. it's fun. >> the italian planned to build a sea barrier. it has been plagued by expanding costs and delays. the defense system is expected to go on line by 2021. >> every year, they see gloading. and it's very bad. >> last year it happened. now the high tide and then the six feet water level rise. unbelievable. can you imagine on your vacation, waiting so long. >> and

you have oftenke s of the mccarthy years and mor greta -- margaret case smith spoke up against him and senat gold water went to the white house on confront confronted president nixon. where is t againtoday? jon: they are nowhere near the barry goldwater of fine 74 and not in the same zip code as margaret chase smith. she gave speec shortly of a the lincolns birthday addressn i wheeling where he launched his crusader and called it the declaration of conscience. she only got six republicans to supporter. he dismissed a thems snow white and the six dwarfs yet four ars later that is where 22 republicans voted to censor hi we are here and this is what i would say as to republicans who haven suspended i many cases their critical faculties in exchange for raw power, you know there very well. the reason republicans are acting the way they are acting they are seeing numbe showing republicans in their state or district not only support the president but strongly support. that is the category that is so disorie disorienting to them. the republicans we talk about, the democrats we talk about in a

. >>> larger than life tribute to teenage climate activist greta thurnberg.s behind the project. also painted that mural of the rte san francisco last month. >> we won't let adversity stop us from standing tall. >> back in 60 seconds, ahead the artwork helping devastated communities come together and woman who created it. >>> new numbers that show bay area home prices are falling. >>> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, more smoggy conditions on the way tomorrow with on the way tomorrow with moderate on the way tomorrow with moderis your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this gre call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> want to get back to coverage of the fire in butte county which started exactly one year ago. powerful piece of art is helping victims come together tonight and move forward. 18,

la actriz anunció que movimiento climático es pacífico >>> por su parte la activista greta estuvo enstá en riesgo y está en las manos de los jóvenes para hacer algo respecto >>> estudiantes de una conocida universidad de la bahía denuncian ser víctimas constantes de abusos sexuales. los detalles en minutos >>> se reportan la nueva amenaza de un arman un plantel escolar del área de la bahía enteres de dónde >>> dos celulares por el precio de uno es lo que le prometieron a los televidentes pero compañía le cobró por ambos. telemundo 48 responde al regresar >>> esto fue >>> yo siempre he visto que llevaba con problemas >>> y llamo a telemundo por el derecho responde nos comunicamos con la empresa y comentaron que revisarían el caso de leticia luego recibimos un correo diciendo que estaban trabajando en el caso hay que resolverlo puede tomar dos semanas pero leticia tenía mejores noticias >>> ellos me llamaron a mi >>> en cuestión de horas tenían una respuesta y decían disculpe la seguro que se va a arreglar >>> el siguiente recibo mostró un saldo de cero le quedaba el saldo del teléfono

. >>> climate change activist greta has found a new ride back across the atlantic the 16-year- old from sweden as a board the 48 foot catamaran called le vagabond detailing back to europe, she is feeling first to madrid, spain where she is expected to attend the united nations climate conference being held there in early december. she is coming off a three month north american trip to promote climate awareness. >>> >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. police have announced they have made an arrest in connection with the vandalism of a joe stadium. they are not giving as much detail on who this person was, only that the statue, somebody tore the facemask off of it, don't know if it was a seahawks fan or not, but the statue showing the football legend jumping in the air mid play as a part of the catch art installation it is located inside a gate or inside the gate letter a plaza. according to them it was vandalized just after the mennonite loss to the seahawks. santa clara police and arrested a suspect on felony vandalism charges. the game, as we all know, and did 49ers unbeaten st

. >>> guys, janai is here with the latest on greta thunberg. am i pronouncing that correctly?s. >> she had a big celebrity encounter. >> a dream team of environmental activists. oscar winner leonardo dicaprio is calling swedish teen activist greta thunberg a leader of her time and says the two have made a commitment to support one another. he posted a photo of him with thunberg. look at this. on friday as the two met during her tour of north america. dicaprio has been outspoken about climate change but been criticized for his use of private jets. thunberg is asking for help in finding an emissions-free way to get to the u.n.'s climate change meeting in december that was supposed to be taking place in chile but is now going to be in spain. the teen saying she travelled halfway around the world the wrong way. really cool seeing them team up to be an activist and travel all over the place, how do you get there without emitting carbon. much more from janai. >> we have a lot more coming up including a brazen armored car holdup all caught on camera. the fbi is asking for the public'

it is probably part of the greta effect again. how dare you?ut to vote in their biggest numbers in 25 years. so it makes sense that the parties are making big green promises to chase them. it's the brexit bit now, is it? right, i know we got this far without mentioning the b—word. but... ..while we are still a member of the eu, we have to abide by eu laws and regulations on things like carbon emissions. but after we leave, it will throw this whole climate conversation up in the air, good or bad. more unanswered questions around brexit, just what we all needed. after all that, is this the first climate election? hard to say, but this is definitely the most prominent it's ever been as an issue. until next time. see you. as pa rt of as part of the weather goes it is not great for some of those out there now. heavy rain, on top of it cold. pretty seems to this was a picture sent from shropshire. the story this evening will be the heavy rain across some southern and central parts of england. this is the weather front that has been bringing the wet a

do one thing for me, if you would, greta. of vice president biden saying that if he doesn't have the prosecutor fired, if they don't get him fired, he is going to hold up a billion dollars. now everything that they are saying that this whistleblower biden did trump, exactly the same thing. this is such a case of a good defense is a strong offense. they are attacking trump when, really, who they have the goods on on tape is joe biden, saying that if he doesn't drop the prosecution -- bill, the former vice president said that he was holding up aid because they were not doing enough to fight corruption, which would have hurt the former vice president's son, because he was on the board of a company that was supposed to be investigated for corruption. how do you respond when people say that that is different than the president of the united states allegedly asking for an investigation into a political rival? caller: so you say. show the clip, let the viewers make their own determinations. we think that this is nothing but a pile o

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organized by friday's for future and endorsed by greta, protesters are calling for governments and businesses to do more to prevent climate change. >> the christmas trees are up. it is a wintry mix of supply and demand. america is facing a shortage while at the same time consumer demand is higher especially for millennials. they assure everyone if you want a tree, you'll be able to find one this year. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> a bay area woman spent the night braving the black friday crowd but she wasn't shopping for her several. instead of eating dinner, she lined up at target to buy carts fulls of toys for kids in need. she started this tradition a few years ago with her mom and she shops for kids for all ages from newborns to teenagers. >> i like to have a kind heart. i'm fortunate to be able to give back and i guess i know what it is like to grow up and maybe not get toys like everyone else and everything i love children so i can't imagine a child not getting toys on christmas morning. >> very cool. last year taylor and her mom bought a

greta thunberg has made no comment on it. >>> here is something for amazon after a foray into the world of groceries and whole foods. amazon is now planning to open its own supermarket sometime next year in california. with this new store will not be looking at and the stores that are already open to the public. >>> they have the happiest renters in america. coming up, the details of who has the most hometown pride and the reason why. >> we will be happy about that. we have mike, who was in the newsroom with a peek ahead. >> good morning, we will take you to southern california were all fraternities at san diego state university have been suspended after the death of a freshman. what led up to the death and reaction from those on campus and then still to come, the kincade fire set the latest example what two investigates uncovered about 2000 other fires that may have been sorted by pg&e equipment. we are back after the break. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down,

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the president of the world' ggest long-haul airline has aid greta thunberg. he say believer, but stressed it took him a long time to get there. iran's president hassan rouhani declared the public unrest that rock to the cntry four days has been put down, calling this a victory over foreign enemies. amnesty ternational says it has document at least 106 deaths of w protesters, took to the streets to protest petrol prices. the human rights group leaves real numbers higher. nks and other buildings have been set ablaze. for more, i spoke to robin wright of the u.s. institute for peace. iran's leadership is claiming but how much of a threat to they posed to the leadership in tehran? robin: these are the most serious demonstrations in two years and arguably one of only four sets of demonstrations the regime is in serious79. economic trouble because o u.s. sanctions and the plummeting value of the rial, the plummeting salof oil. these are serious. they could crack down all they want and cut off the internet but the fact is that the iranians are very unhappy with the

and the deadly chemical >>> teen climate activist greta thunberg is bigger than life especially in downtownassive mural of the swedish 16-year-old was painted on the side of a building near union square. the artist told the chronicle he hopes it will people realize, quote, we have to take care of the world. she has become a leader in the fight against climate change inspiring people young and old all over the globe. >> the city of oakland dedicated two new gateway arches. this is called the oakland arch and was installed near durant avenue. it is 45 feet wide and hand painted and congratulated by the east bay artist eric powell. the second arch hangs near 73rd avenue. together they're designed to create visual continuity between the two sections of the city. the project was funded through the city's public art ordinance. >>> if you are a grateful dead fan this could be your chance to grab a piece of rock 'n roll history. >> preparing to auction off a unique collection of items owned by the dead's jerry garcia. the collection includes several instruments including a legendary alligator guita

. >> greta stare worked as a luxury manager for the real real in los angeles spending most day was consigners201 any tour of the warehouse in new jersey left her questioning the business. >> most pieces were handled by the copy writers. and only v very high value items it seemed were being authticated by the actual lead you a they want indicators. it was very surprising because i was under the impression eve as an employee was that every item was authenticated bexpert. >> i'm grahamar wer. >> he has been the very public face of the real real. >> this is truly amazing. >> but what did his team authenticate. cnbc obtained the internal chart from 2018 sent out to copy writers selling spelling out what was to be processed by the authentication team and what copy writers were to handle. based on anything anything chenell went to t prada bags only legislate are and gucci lts and shoes, both nos. according to a 2015 world customs organization report, some of the most counterfeited brands in the world include chenille and gucci. >> some people don't know the difference between real legislate are and