♪ talking climate change the president of france is in china, the world's largest carbon e mitter. ♪ there i'm julie in doha and also coming up, on the program a rare cyclone with hurricane force winds bringing with it hurricane and high seas. israel parliament approves a tougher prison sentence for people convicted of stone throwing. energy crisis in nepal as protesters opposed to the constitution keeps supply trucks out. ♪ the french president is intensifying efforts to find global support for comprehensive climate deal in paris and the second trip to china and held talks with his chinese counterparts on monday and a key participate in the 21 conference set to begin later this month and hoped that a binding deal to slow the rising global temperatures and they are the largest carbon e mitter and it's vital that beijing is central to any successful agreement and let's hear what if french president had to say after the talks. >> translator: the climate is the biggest question facing us all and will determine peace in the coming decades, it will equally decide the quality of life and e

minutes talking climate change, the president of france is in china, the world's largest carbon e mitterrare cyclone packing hurricane force wind in yemen bringing with it rain and high speeds. energy crisis deepens in nepal with the new contusion that teams the fly trucks out. nine million children and education. >>> a day of history of horse racing at the melbourne cup. >> unbelievable. it's such a dream come true. >> reporter: michelle paine has become the first female jockey to win australia's most prestigious race. ♪ french president is intensifying efforts to find global support for a comprehensive climate deal ahead of a major summit in france and on his second day in chew they and had talks with his china counterpart on monday and it's a key participant with the conference set to begin later this month and hope that a binding deal to slow the rising global temperatures will be reached at the summit and china was the world's largest carbon e mitter and successful to an agreement and rob mcbride is live from beijing and rob tell us more about this meeting, it's being rahailed as a

minutes talking climate change, the president of france is in china, the world's largest carbon e mitterrare cyclone packing hurricane force wind in yemen bringing with it rain and high speeds. energy crisis deepens in nepal with the

. >>> indonesia has become one of the world east largest gas e mitters and made worse by forest firesroyed millions of hectors of line with 1.7 billion tons of carbon in the atmosphere and hopes world leaders at paris talks will help reduce emissions and we talked to him exclusively. >> reporter: fires in large part of ind dindonesia and for climate and millions of people who have to breathe toxic air for months after international criticism over the fire the president has decided to travel to paris to ask for help. >> translator: it was very difficult for us because this year we face el nino and made everything very dry and hot and if this fire grows into land forest they can burn four meters deep and 29 planes and helicopters trying to douse the fires but didn't have any effect. >> what we found and al jazeera found on the ground is that a lot of people or fires were actually caused by companies, by oil companies and by paper and pulp companies so what are you going to do about these companies? are you going to restrict law enforcement? are you going to punish them? >> translator: 1

pollution after emergency response order was put in place, china is one of the world's biggest e mittersse gasses, last august the biggest mine spill in mexico left people with chemical burns and illnesses and contaminated drinking water and lost crops and john holman looks at what has been done to help the communities affected. >> reporter: mexican farmers who work the fertile lands here shows the soil and it turned yellow after the biggest toxic mine spill in mexico's history. >> no one buys from us and we cannot sow and they do not come here because they say it's contaminated. >> reporter: government test show the soil is not dangerous and the studies we had backed it up but it's all about consumer confidence and the only one whose will eat this produce now are the cattle. the farmland surrounding the river has always been extremely fertile before 40 million liters of toxic waste flowed through these waters from a mine owned by the group in mexico and now the government and the company say things are back to normal but people here believe they are still affected. the boys are sufferin

america is leading on climate change working with big e mitters like china for commitments to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions. in part because of that american leadership more than 150 nations representing more than 90% of global emissions have put forward plans to cut pollution. america is now a global leader when it comes to taking serious action to fight climate change. and frankly approving this project would have under cut that global leadership and that is the biggest risk we face. not acting. today we are continuing to lead by example. because ultimately if we prevent large parts of this tert from earth from being unhospitable keep the fuels in the ground than burn them and release more in the sky. as long as i'm president of the united states we will hold ourselves to the same high standards to which we hold the rest of the world. three weeks from now i look forward to joining my fellow world leaders in paris where we get to come together around an ambitious framework to protect the one planet that we have while we still can. if we want to protect climate change befor

bit and stay with the issue of climate change, going over to china which of course is the biggest e mitter of carbon because beijing has an issue and the highest level of smoke alert this year and people are being urged to stay indoors with levels of poisonous smoke more than 15 times recommended by the world health organization and in shanghai where smoke has engulfed much of the city skyline and we have this report. >> in northeast china is a grim place in winter because of the air quality in this industrial city has been ranked the worst in china and makes it among the worst in the world. in the first five months of this year it had just 16 days when the air quality was considered good. >> and back to paris and obama is just speaking. >> secretary-general and fellow leaders we have come to paris to show our resolve, we offer our condolence to the people of france for the attacks on this beautiful city and we stand united in solidarity not only to deliver justice to the terrorist network responsible for those attacks but to protect our people and hold the enduring values that keep us str

is out ahead of a cold front when you'll feel a warm breeze all day and temperatures surge to the mitter0's. it's beautiful outside. color wise as fall. fall foliage peaking across the region right now. past peak towards the lehigh valley poconos. we've got that beautiful fall color to look at. it is a stunning first week of november here in philadelphia. overnight clearing skies. it is cool at 50 degrees and for your election day tuesday, sunny and warm for the time of year. 71 degrees. you like it warmer take a look at wednesday, 74 degrees. thursday and friday just a few more clouds but it is still warm. we can deal with a few clouds with temperatures in the 70s in november. front comes that was friday night into saturday. then we're back to reality over the weekend. we'll clear it out and get sunshine back but sunday's high of 55 feel down right cold four days in the 70s this week. >> wow. >> can't complain about that forecast. >> back to reality. thank you. appreciate it g thank you. in don is here with a look at sports talkin talking about hoos loyalty and royalty tonight. we push

is out ahead of a cold front when you'll feel a warm breeze all day and temperatures surge to the mitter0's. it's beautiful outside. color wise as fall. fall foliage peaking across the region right now. past peak towards the lehigh valley poconos. we've got that beautiful fall color to look at. it is a stunning first week of november here in philadelphia. overnight clearing skies. it is cool at 50 degrees and for your election day tuesday, sunny and warm for the time of year. 71 degrees. you like it warmer take a look at wednesday, 74 degrees. thursday and friday just a few more clouds but it is still warm. we can deal with a few clouds with temperatures in the 70s in november. front comes that was friday night into saturday. then we're back to reality over the weekend. we'll clear it out and get sunshine back but sunday's high of 55 feel down right cold four days in the 70s this week. >> wow. >> can't complain about that forecast. >> back to reality. thank you. appreciate it g thank you. in don is here with a look at sports talkin talking about hoos loyalty and royalty tonight. we push

china is the world's biggest e mitter of greenhouse gasses but has pledged in the past to ensure thatrowth in those emissions is halted by 2030. now the difficulty for china is this, it wants to reduce pollution, it is committed to doing that but doesn't want to threaten commission stability because closing the factories will close a lot of factories and in paris it wants to talk about what it's doing in the area of renewables, china in the last few years spent more than $100 billion developing things like solar and wind power. as you saw in my report it has been made but it's going to be a very, very long journey. >> a long journey and thanks indeed and whys and where forths of climate change are complicated at the best of times so we asked our metrologist rob to explain it. >> our measure of global temperatures always compare of preindustrial levels, that is what the temperature was before 1818 when we started pouring vast amounts of carbon dioxide and it's one degree higher than then and rising fast and 12 warmest years are since 1998 and 2015 is expected to be the warmest of all a

. >> on a day like this you need no reminder that china is the biggest e mitter of greenhouse gasses but the situation in the northeast of the country is much worse than beijing which is pretty bad today as you can see. there air pollution levels have been breaking all records, in the industrial city of shang-yang air quality index was 400 and anything above 2 00's considered to be very unhealthy indeed and gives you a clear indication of just how hazardous the air is in some parts of china and the reasons is china is continuing a love affair with the car and the continued dependency on coal and accounts for 60% of the energy consumption and complicating things ahead of the paris talks is the fact that new data released during the past few days shows that china has been burning 17% more coal each year than previously disclosed. the reason that matters is this, china has given a public declaration that would hold the growth in its carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and scientists now believe it's going to struggle to meet that target. at the talks in paris though china will want to talk

. >> two largest economies in the world and the two largest carbon e mitters and we both determined itour responsibility to take action and since our historic joint announcement of the post 2020 climate targets in beijing last year more than 180 countries and all of them announcing their own plans and so our leadership on this issue has been absolutely vital. >> reporter: del, one of the controversies surrounding this conference is a goal set by scientists that limits the warming of the planet to two degrees and 3.7 degrees fahrenheit and many scientists say that is simply unattainable and the sciences you cannot do it because of the science and never mind the politics and president obama faces a great deal of opposition from republicans back home to any deal that is struck on emissions at this conference. >> what are the obs obstacles and what are the leaders facing? >> barack obama facing skepticism and many believe it's a hoax at this point and internationally there are countries and developing countries and country whose are still working to develop their economies who say there is