mustafa, welcome back to democracy now!tened to innd our last segment people standing up one by one talking about the climate crisis and specifically referring to the issue of environmental justice, we see the power of movements. people chosen that president-elect biden had planned to originally choose, like the head of the epa, going with michael regan, heading up the of our middle agency in north carolina. can you talk about those movements and what they have accomplished? >> transformational set of movements that are happening. for us to see individuals saying the words and being tied to environmental justice, understating the impact of climate change, something we've never seen before. it also speaks to the hard, credible work environmental justice leaders across the country have been doing to ensure our president-elect is giving serious thought to vulnerable communities, to the impacts having from the climate crisisand working through with his team and making these decisions -- not snap decisions, but deep thought goin

and the gentleman's name is mustafa. think of the unevenly distributed weight there. that's pretty cool stuff. he did it successfully and there you go. that is the sporting life on christmas ebb. >> that trevor lawrence, i've got hair envy. and i think he will get the heisman. >> reporter: well, you've got hair envy and the 49ers have envy of him. >> everyone take care. >> merry christmas everyone. gon. he was talking about lily. so was i. guess who's not coming for christmas. and the spotlight shifts. mom. she cancelled. (claire) what? in a voice mail, no less. unbelievable--and by that, i mean believable. why isn't nana coming? i don't know. something about her new boyfriend whisking her away on a cruise. i just got my gift. (claire) what boyfriend? carl the cruise ship captain. it was in her holiday newsletter. oh, i can't read that whole thing. no. yeah, after two pages about the bird she rescued... and by the way, i don't think you can say you rescued something if it dies. it died? she wrote a poem about it. a little too free with the free verse for my taste, but

you noticed a reluctance in people to spend time indoors during the pandemic once inside the pony mustafa's honestly believe no i feel that we're leaders are supporting us standing by us we see plenty of evidence of that it is wonderful but 1st thing in the morning you see someone had 2 words the cheese counter for a little chat because they may spend most of their time at home and have very little social interaction lives on here the seals deficit cheerful have to engage in conversation and out how they're doing that's what we're here for to. keep in touch talk to people and offer of customers nice things to take home with no evidence of us then what's the biggest challenge for the store in the current situation i think of them i think there are many different kinds of challenges to this the 1st thing is respecting the regulations safety is priority number one and i think we're doing very well at maintaining safety that's been there you can tell that from the feedback we're getting be that from the authorities or getting off to discover foreign lands is not really an option for most people

mustafa airout wouldn't be found for days. his father travelled from syria. shred of credibility from a government that stored for years dangerous chemicals here, in the heart of the city. it's too much for the brain to accept and for the heart to even handle. merhi abou merhi is the ship's owner. if this happened to metal and to concrete, can you even imagine? she is seeing the wreckage for the first time. like many here, she is overwhelmed with anger and disbelief that a disaster so easily avoidable was allowed to happen. i blame every person that knew what was there at the port for not taking action. so many lives, so many innocent people have lost loved ones, have lost their homes, their work, their dreams. it's not just us. it's notjust the orient queen. it's everyone. dozens of arrests have been made, but an investigation that was promised to take only days four months later is still dragging on. this is a crime scene. the government knew that the dangerous chemicals were being stored here. so did thejudiciary. so too did the port authorities. it was on

this is a gentleman by the name of mustafa dead lifting a christmas tree.said. that's good stuff. we all had to work on christmas eve so why not try to make it fun tonight. i appreciate you guys. good working with you and have a merry christmas. >> mark, i love that top album back to oakland. that has to be one of the best amanymores ever. >> i'm make that your christmas present and i'm also return your captain and tenile records. >> mark, thank you. happy holidays to you. >>> next at 11, >> it's something that we always do. every year we come here. >> every year the city is filled with shoppers butted to thetoday the crowd stayed home. >> crowding around the christmas has been canceled. good evening everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> andwe have more from

mustafa airout wouldn't be found for days. his father travelled from syria.f credibility from a government that stored for years dangerous chemicals here, in the heart of the city. it's too much for the brain to accept and for the heart to even handle. hana abou merhi is the ship's owner. if this happened to metal and to concrete, can you even imagine? she is seeing the wreckage for the first time. like many here, she is overwhelmed with anger and disbelief that a disaster so easily avoidable was allowed to happen. i blame every person that knew what was there at the port for not taking action. so many lives, so many innocent people have lost loved ones, have lost their homes, their work, their dreams. it's not just us. it's notjust the orient queen. it's everyone. dozens of arrests have been made, but an investigation that was promised to take only days four months later is still dragging on. this is a crime scene. the government knew that the dangerous chemicals were being stored here. so did thejudiciary. so too did the port authorities. it was only the le

capital to the pakistani capital joining us now from islamabad is mustafa poor he's from its international regional advocacy and campaigns manager for asia it's how the weather's on the news hour as as we were here. there's a lot of reasons to celebrate if you're in the u.k. perhaps not so much if you live in a developing country what are your thoughts on the vaccine you hope for that people in developing countries will also start to be getting this much needed vaccine quite soon. thank you for having me that's the good news that people in the u.k. are getting the vaccine but there i am sitting it really is to look see distance dream and hope and the horizon so what we are hearing that the vixens for the next year and 2020. has been pretty are the by the by that it's nations though they are having only 30 percent of the population. of the global population but since supply is being stockpiled. i. believe this is against the fair distribution principle and shouldn't work the w.h.o. . has developed. and if if this stockpile by link is continued i don't think we will be able to get the vaccin