door 1000000 company left is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the port of dangerous and destructive chemicals it's a price worth paying. was new year's eve approaching pandemic weary folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate anyone for white kavya allston fish farmers are expecting big sales of precious white caviar from the rowdiness sturgeon retail remains a strong even though many restaurants shot each fish fillets just 600 grams and. $8000.00 euros 3 times the price of black caviar t.v. as the world's most expensive food the worldwide deal is just $450.00 tons. to each their own that's a business update for me in the team thanks for watching. because india. telling tales with textiles. the tibetan designer tenzin succeeds in doing so as a child he fled to northern india and stay back. his creations are a multicultural mix of indian style to back new traditions. next. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explo

rude port authority wants to get rid of the containers as quickly as possible but it's not easy. to structurally they cannot sustain a lot inside the containers and the containers falling apart we cannot leave that we cannot transport them all in all there are. containers here in a cordoned off area of the port. the dangerous liquids are pumped into special tanks which are then shipped to germany for recycling. it's a costly process which the lebanese port can't afford but an association of lebanese and german businessmen brokered a deal. that i had to squeeze through. $3000000.00 euro and subsidy which is was city born $6000000.00 this was the lowest we could do. the insistence of mr butts. casey who is the president of the so-called authority board. he said look i got a 4 and a door 1000000 come the left is paying the initial costs itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining one point $6000000.00 but to rid the port of dangerous and destructive chemicals it's a price worth paying. was new year's eve approaching pande

copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the poor and dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. now with the new year's eve approaching pandemic weary folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate anyone for white caviar perhaps austrian fish farmers are expecting big sales of precious whites caviar from the rare bean all sturgeon retail manes strong even though many restaurants are shot each fish yields just 600 grams and roe are worth $8000.00 euros that's 3 times the price of black caviar caviar is the world's most expensive food worldwide yield is just 450. and it's a business update here on the w. this hour for me in the team thanks for watching stay healthy. be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of us a planet where you should. the children who have already been there. and those that will follow are part of a new. they could be the future. granting opportunities global news th

so too did the port authorities.e from this pit of corruption. the orient queen is lost. she will never sail again. and the reputation of the authorities that allowed this to happen is beyond salvage. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. climate change remains one of the major issues facing humanity today. in germany, a group of activists are trying to combat the destruction of an ancient forest and they had a very special guest to help them. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. so renowned and so respected is pianist igor levit... ..he can sometimes be found in the studios of the bbc. here he is rehearsing for an appearance on bbc news in 2017. a very different kind of performance, though, taking place in the wilds of central germany. a rendition of danny boy in memory of the dannenroder forest, some of which is being torn down for a road extension. translation: even though the occasion is very sad, i'm doing a rehearsal, i feel like i'm playing a swansong for something that leaves us, i'm still thankful, happy and cont

so too did the port authorities.lieve that the truth will ever emerge from this pit of corruption. the orient queen is lost. she will never sail again. and the reputation of the authorities that allowed this to happen is beyond salvage. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. us president—electjoe biden has called for urgent bipartisan agreement in congress to help people who have lost their jobs congress to help people who have lost theirjobs as a result of the pandemic. 2.3 million more people have become long—term unemployed over the past three months. mr barnes has americans need help now, especially as many covid relief measures are set to run out at the end of the year. if congress and president trump failed to act by the end of december, 12 million americans will lose their unemployment benefits, that they rely on. merry christmas. unemployment benefits allowing them to keep food on the table and keep the lights on and the heat on. pay the bills. emergency paid leave alland. a the bills. emergency paid leave al

so too did the port authorities.was only the lebanese people who were being kept in the dark, and few of them believe that the truth in the german pianist doing his bit to protect the environment. hello and welcome. welcome to the programme — and we start with the news that the united states has recorded the highest number of covid—19 deaths anywhere in the world — almost 3,000 in a single day — the equivalent of two deaths every minute. the mayor of san francisco along with political leaders across the bay area are imposing new lockdown orders and business restrictions to try to contain the surge of infections, saying it's time for action. the measures we have tried so far simply have not bent the curve the way we needed to. we have to do everything we can to prevent this from being a holiday season that we look back on as one of sickness and death, especially now when we have vaccinations that are really within sight. there is a light at the end of the tunnel. erin allday is the health correspondent for the san fra

there is a dedicated greyhound bus service from the product that will be - - the port authority terminaly call it the greyhound lucky streak. rather than writing that down there from atlantic city back to new york on a sunday morning and wrote about who was on the bus what was going on. one guy did not have any pants. women have grandmotherly age turning tricks in the parking lot. the port authority is pretty despair on a good day but it look like utopia compared to where i was coming from. >> you made an excellent point about state governments and casinos getting those built blows my mind that has happened in our culture. >> and lotteries with the tax essentially and although true in most states there is dishonor us to one - - this honest rhetoric of people that are sympathetic but it is nonsense there is a general account and one big budget the money is fungible. and particularly it is calling the way casinos are built looks like a 711 will have machines in them. is not the las vegas strip it is used as adult daycare facilities were elderly people to gamble away their social security c

the port authorities began to waver and changed their story.they begin to say that perhaps there was mustard gas in the harbor but it could only have come from the germans. shocked by this sudden about-face, alexander reconsidered, he did some more stating of the papers and the ramifications of the charge that hitler in a desperate gamble had risked a gas offensive. but in the end after reviewing all the evidence he discounted it as unlikely. coming after the authority strong denial at so much as a whiff of gas, he thought it was to need an explanation of what had happened. which you now suspected with something much more complicated. over the next two days he pored over poured over the clinical records and autopsy reports. leading the reports he wrote is to take a journey into the nightmare of the effects of chemical contamination. he came to an overwhelming conclusion, the serious consequences of mustard gas could be seen on most of the victims. even though they were burned by blasts and explosions, the chemical exposure was apparent. alexand

around 170 lorries stranded ahead seems more like those there are up to a 1000 not certainly what port authorities 1 are reporting here at the moment many of them on able to get hot meals their own toilet facilities of course on the motorway so many of the in the european drivers and european mainland who just want to get home for christmas we've spoken to several of them he was saying that they can send again they're going to be here the days now what you're seeing just behind me is that some of the lorries are starting to move fast because the government has said that is part of its preparations for a no deal is fully anticipated scenarios like this and has plans in place not what's happening now some of these lorries are being moved to an app poor car park essentially hundreds of these lorries but it's going to be a long way for many as they anticipate wait to see what's the decision is taken about their fates one propose on series that some of these drivers are tested for the crane a virus before they enter into france but of course that is something logistically that will take some time so a

the government knew the dangerous chemicals were being stored here, so d the port authorities.y the lebanese people who were being kept in the dark. a few of them believe the truth will emerge -- never emerge from this corruption. the orientueen is lost. she will never sail again. the reputations of the authorities that allowed this to happen is beyond salvaged. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. laura: so much anger and sadness there in lebanon. before we go tonight, a bit of hollywood history has a new owner. the hagun used by the late sean connery ithe first james bond film has sold at auction. the pistol went for256,000 in beverly hills. bought by an anonymous bidder. bond's semiautomatic made its det in the 1962 movie, "dr. no." i'm laura trevelyan. ou for watching bbc worl narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... laguage specialists teachin spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. d by contributions to this pbs station fr

reporter: the port authorities tell us they have prepared as much as they can. >> have hired new employeeswe have restructured the organization. we have created a special computerwíystem. i think we are ready. reporter: with a deadline quickly approaching, the ports is experiencing the highest levels of traffic so far this year. last week, they processed almost 22,000 trucks here. extreme stockpiling has led to long lines and massive delays in calais the last few weeks, as businesses try to get goods into britain before a potential no deal brexit. many here fear this is a glimpse of what the situation will be like when customs, standards, and immigrations checks kicks in kit -- kick in on the side of the channel. david is worried. his business operates trucks that transport flour and other goods from the u.k. across europe. with the delays expected, he fears he will lose money. i think the main risk is the traffic jams. with long-standing and waiting times for the vehicles. that is really harmful for us. on the one hand, you are not earning any money. on the other hand, you still have the

be new rules and restrictions on watch terms that's what both sides are still negotiating the port authorities however tell us they have prepared as much as they can you have. we've hired new employees we've restructured the organization we've opened premises we have trained our employees we've created a special computer system so i think we're ready with a deadline quickly approaching the port is experiencing the highest levels of traffic so far this year last week they processed almost 22000 trucks here extreme stockpiling has led to long lines and massive delays in their last few weeks as businesses try to get goods into britain the for a potential no exit many here fear this is just a glimpse of what the situation will be like when. standards and immigration checks kick in on both sides of the channel. david sedaris wore it his business operates $110.00 trucks that transport flow or sugar and other goods from across europe to the u.k. with disruptions and delays to be expected the whole of fear is he'll lose money. i think the main risk is the traffic jams with long standing and waiting ti

the port authority is putting up some cones and tape to make sure people stay safe and, kari, a storm is expected to pass through the area. >>> yeah, we are going to see another storm come in on wednesday. we are still looking at the potential of more of those high waves as we are in between these storm systems moving through. as we look at how high the waves will be once again, we could see some of the breakers reaching up to 25 feet, but most of the waves will come in up to about 15 to 18 feet and coming in every 16 to 20 seconds. we are going to continue to watch out for those long period swells and you want to make sure you're staying well away from the water. water temperatures at 52 and 53 degrees. as far as the air temperatures. we're reaching into the mid-50s. overall a cool and breezy day, but we will have some sunshine. we'll talk more about what's ahead in the forecast for the rest of the bay area coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> kari, it's looking great. i'll give you the example, our view of the golden gate bridge where the view is clear r

be new rules and restrictions on what terms that's what both sides are still negotiating the port authorities however tell us they have prepared as much as they can you have all created we've hired new employees we've restructured the organization we've opened premises we have trained our employees we've created a special computer system so i think we're ready with a deadline quickly approaching the port is experiencing the highest levels of traffic so far this year last week they processed almost 22000 trucks here extreme stockpiling has led to long lines and massive delays in their last few weeks as businesses try to get goods into britain the for a potential know the deal of rex that many here fear this is just a glimpse of what the situation will be like when customs stunned us and immigration checks kick in on those sides of the channel. david saying there is war it his business operates $110.00 trucks that transport flour sugar and other goods from across europe to the u.k. with disruptions and delays to be expected the whole are fears he'll lose money. i think the main risk is the traf

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government knew that the dangerous chemicals are being stored here, so did thejudiciary, so did the port authorityorruption. the 0rient queen is lost and she will never sell again, the reputation of the authorities that allow this to happen is beyond salvage. the uk has announced an ambitious new target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. the new target builds on its goal of net zero emissions by 2050 — and calls for a reduction of 68% by the end of the decade compared to 1990. the new target is in line with the uk's commitment to reduce national emissions under the 2016 paris agreement — aimed at keeping global temperature rise under two degrees. the prime minister, boris johnson, says britain is "taking the lead to reduce our emissions by 2030, faster than any major economy. " i asked joss bleriot — from the ellen macarthur foundation — whether the new targets were overly ambitious, or doable. it is ambitious but that is exactly what we need at the moment. a lot of ambition, drive and commitment from governments and businesses alike. and due to the level of that ambition, it is really im

so too did the port authorities.d few of them believe that the truth will ever emerge from this pit of corruption. the orient queen is lost. she will never sail again, and the reputation of the authorities that allowed this to happen is beyond salvage. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. some quite dramatic footage to share from minnesota, where an aircraft was forced to land on aircraft was forced to land on a highway at night. well, the single engine plane managed to fit in between cars, driving on the road at night. with very little margin for air, it appeared to have suffered an engine failure. just a minor collision with a car and no one was injured, although it took several hours for officials to clear the damage and reopen the road. a bit of hollywood history has a new era. this is the handgun used by the late sean connery in the firstjames bond film. it's now sold at auction. it went for £256,000 —— dollars in beverly hills by an anonymous bidder who has seen every an anonymous bidder who has seen every bo

be new rules and restrictions on what terms that's what both sides are still negotiating the port authorities however tell us they have purchased my. as they can have all quit it is actual we've hired new employees we've restructured the organization we've opened premises we have trained our employees we've created a special computer system so i think we're ready for the deadline quickly approaching the port is experiencing the highest levels of traffic so far this year last week they processed almost 22000 trucks here extreme stockpiling has led to long lines and massive delays in their last few weeks as businesses try to get goods into britain the for a potential no the exit many here fear this is just a glimpse of what the situation will be like when customs standards and immigration checks kick in on both sides of the channel david saying there is war it his business operates $110.00 trucks that transport flour sugar and elder goods from across europe to the u.k. with disruptions and delays to be expected the whole of fear is he'll lose money. i think the main risk is the traffic jams wit

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copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the bore in dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. before we go a look at how far the world of robotics has come engineers of boston dynamics have been planning this 2020 farewell party for you this isn't computer generated it's the real thing and these guys aren't just good dancers but remote inspection and sensing and become extremely flexible and accurate in their every move even on the dance floor japan's high end a recently snapped up there now makes the company over a. conflict . you don't hear a lot about in your fees the. days but some more than 2 months fall gary compulsed finance you corruption and the government demonstrations my guest this week from south korea is the need for such about minister labor and social policy by the she continues a southern adjustment that's mistreating its most vulnerable people in violation of its human rights over again conflicts. on. the jack polish bec

so too did the port authorities.eve that the truth will ever emerge from this pit of corruption. the orient queen is lost. she will never sail again. and the reputation of the authorities that allowed this to happen is beyond salvage. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. and american world war ii veteran who had been suffering from coronavirus has been discharged from hospital to celebrate his 104th birthday at home. # happy birthday to you. # happy birthday to you. # happy birthday to you. doctors, # happy birthday to you. doctors, doctors, nurses # happy birthday to you. doctors, nurses and family members lined up with posters and balloons as he left hospital in alabama. his family thank hospital staff. many congratulations. thanks for watching. it's been a renter he seen for many parts of the uk. we started with widespread snow in scotland. that then turn to rain and most of snow that's falling right now is really over the high ground —— a wintry season. particularly over the peak district. it's been a messy pic

copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the poor of dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. now with the new year's eve approaching pandemic weary folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate anyone for white caviar perhaps austrian fish farmers are expecting big sales of precious whites caviar from the rare beano sturgeon retail remains strong even though many restaurants shot each fish yields just 600 grams and the roe are worth $8000.00 euros that's 3 times the price of black caviar caviar is the world's most expensive food worldwide yield is just $415.00 times. and as you visit our day here on the w. this hour from me in the team thanks for watching stay healthy. to own. or not to well. what about assuring economists. the change in thinking is changing the economy to create something. the economics magazine in germany. next week. in the gallery of katrina. recalls. what's in store. for the future. for the major citi

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so too did the port authorities. the truth will ever emerge from this pit of corruption. the orient queen is lost. she will never sail again. and the reputation of the authorities that allowed this to happen is beyond salvage. quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. police in edinburgh received hundreds of calls earlier today, from worried people who'd been woken up by what they thought was an explosion. but the loud bang they heard was actually just weather, and a phenomenon known as thundersnow. the snow caused disruption across many areas today, with the queensferry crossing closed for several hours. premier league teams start welcoming back fans this weekend, with up to 2,000 allowed to attend matches in tier 2 areas. last night, arsenal were the first premier league team to admit home fans for their european game. and their north london rivals, tottenham, have been preparing their stadium for its partial reopening when the teams meet on sunday, as our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports. la cazette. .. s

also, the hauliers, as well as the port authorities are thinking, are we going to see more of this inoing to see more of this in a weak‘s time if there is no deal between the uk and the european union? it is as extremely stressful time for the people caught up in this because in reality they will not be home in time for christmas. but with the end of the brexit transition period coming up, there is no deal being reached between the uk and the eu. whatever happens, if there is a deal or no deal, it is expected there will be disruption and delays at the border. there is going to be extra paperwork, need for customs clearance, extra checks. it is thought initially in the first weeks and months, lorry drivers may be getting used to the system and may turn up without the right paperwork and without the right permissions. that is why the site was already on standby as a lorry park in case there were problems on january the 1st. in a way, the authorities might be relieved because they have had a test run. it has come a week earlier than expected and it has caused a lot of chaos and disruptio

the port authority it looked like utopia getting the partners and casinos built it just blows my mindthat that has happened in the culture. >> and lotteries. a lot of the attacks essential essentially. in texas where i live there's always a rhetoric about all the money will get dedicated to schools or schools and veterans affairs anveteransaffairs and ty sympathetic and we all have good feelings about but there is a general account and you can pretend like it's earmarked but it's just nonsensical the way that you can see it get to build because there's places that look like a 711 and it's not if you go to places that look like these stores and just essentially this happens that little strip of the panhandle there were these tiny little cafÉs inside of the beauty salons and barbershops and convenience stores and you are right they are just blowing their money away and i never understood the gambling culture. i can't imagine after working on it. it's another one of those stories where they are telling little details that stand out like at the atms at the casinos in atlantic city, a lot

it is a case in some ways, the ship had not been properly maintained, port authorities detained it, theoney for repairs. he walked away from the crew and the dangerous cargo. the port of beirut, like most ports, did not know what to do with a dangerous cargo so they sorted in a warehouse, which caught on fire and caused the blast. that is the danger of this practice. this year, we had a spanish ship abandoned in the philippines that carried butane, a combustible gas pair those who don't carry dangerous cargo, they still pose an environmental risk because they can block see traffic. -- sea traffic. haidi: there is the human story as well. ridiculous, seems the idea that your employer goes bankrupt and you get locked up in your office for the foreseeable future. >> i know. it is actually a real tragedy when it comes to ship abandonment. you have the seafarers who are mostly guys from poor countries who have not been paid their salaries, living on ships sometimes for years at a time. many of them choose not to leave the ship until a port sells the vessel and they can recover their wages. s

copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the poor and dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. before we go a look at how far the world of robotics has come the engineers of boston dynamics have been planning this 2020 failed well before it is it should be generated it's the real thing and these guys on just good dances they're experts at remote inspection and sensing and if the comic strip be flexible and accurate in their every move even on the dance floor japan's high on day recently snapped up most of that imax out of the company and over a $1000000000.00. to now. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day in life. what europeans fear and what they hope for. is next on d w. jack polished becoming a mystery man. one in 3 u.s. citizens gets on the big ones dreaming about a life of luxury. but everything good in south broke how do people cope with unexpected well. the cooks of the most serene.

copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the border of dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. now with the new year's eve approaching pandemic weary folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate anyone for white caviar perhaps austrian fish pharmacies are expecting big sales of precious whites caviar from the rare sturgeon retail remains strong even though many restaurants are shot each fish yields just 600 grams and a row are worth $8000.00 euros that's 3 times the prize of black caviar caviar is the world's most expensive food worldwide yield is just $415.00 times. and as you business update here on d w this hour for me and the team thanks for watching stay healthy. or not to own a little. bit about assuring economy instead. of . a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something. economic magazine in germany. in 60 minutes w. . in the light of climate change. africa's mix of. what's in store for. months

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copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the poor of dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. now with the new year's eve approaching pandemic weary folks are treating themselves to a bit of luxury to celebrate and he wants a white caviar perhaps austrian fish farmers are expecting big sales of precious white caviar from the rare sturgeon retailer manes strong even though many restaurants are shot each fish yields just 600 grams and roe are worth $8000.00 euros that's 3 times the price of black caviar caviar is the world's most expensive food worldwide yield is just $450.00 times. and as you business our day here on the w. this hour for me in the team thanks for watching stay healthy. mean animal living together and unspoiled nature nelson only reindeer cofounded national the only african wildlife conservation center run by the mass my community but since the coronavirus pandemic they have faced many more challenges than usual need a para

sides are still cross the channel by truck for now they move freely between negotiating the port authorities however tell us they have prepared as much as they can. we've hired new employees we've restructured the organization we've opened premises we have trained our employees we've created a special computer system so i think we're ready with a deadline quickly approaching stockpiling has led to long lines and massive delays in their last few weeks as businesses tried to get goods into britain the for a poor to experience seeing the highest levels of traffic so far this year last week they processed almost 22000 trucks here extreme's 10 still no deal many here fear this is just a glimpse of what the situation will be like when customs stunned arse and immigration checks kick in on both sides of the channel. david saying there is war it his business operates $110.00 trucks that transport flow or sugar and other goods from across europe to the u.k. with disruptions and delays to be expected the whole of fear is he'll lose money. i think the main risk is the traffic jams with long standing an

a port authority in new york? >> sure, definitely. this is a global phenomenon and it's a list of global stocks that comprise the globalist and infrastructure market so it's not just airports, and it's also things like utilities that have seen a downturn in demand and we'll see some nice improvements as the economy rebounds startling in the middle part of this year. >> global real estate. >> what are you talking about there and why are you persuaded that it may have a pop because all i see as i drive around my lillo narrow slice of the world are for rent signs in office and retail. >> global real estate, somewhat a globalist and infrastructure is a somewhat diversified portfolio of companies that range from office to retail to industrial and distribution. one point of clarification, we are neutral global estate into 2021 so we're not making a cop structive move there, but what i would say it's not a secret to the public markets that those stocks in retail and in the office component have had some real pressure, so

the port authority put that up along with some cones to make sure people stayed safe and stayed awayhere because the water jumping up trying to grab you. >>> rob mayeda joining us now with more on what's coming now from the sky, not so much with what's coming up from the ocean right now. we're seeing some interesting changes on the coast. we see king tides obviously ongoing and a high surf advisory which kicked in today. some decreasing showers for tonight but more rain's ahead. in fact you may be surprised by some of the numbers coming up in the ten-day outlook. let's recap some of the rain we saw in just the last 24 hours. this is a good-producing storm. we had a bit of an atmospheric river. so higher than average moisture content. that's what helped power up some of the bigger rain areas north of san francisco. mount tam picked up more than 2 inches of rain. almost an inch of rain. right now san jose a bit more quiet, not as much rain in the santa clara valley. closer to a quarter inch of rain at the airport. livermore some downpours at times this afternoon currently at 50. 50 als

we have seen travel brought to a halt at the port authority, a major bus terminal in new york city.celling their service. people really just advised to stay home certainly as the roads still need to be cleared. of course if there's any silver lining to this, christine, with the pandemic, it's that ta lot f people can work at home, working remotely. kids, especially in new york city are going to be remote learning today, so the lot of snow. it's still coming down. if you wake up this morning, and you have been snow starved the last couple of winters, this is good news for you. >> stay out of the car. stay home, build a snowman so everything can stay safe. nice to see you. >> cnn meteorologist chad myers joins us with the latest storm forecast. what should folks expect who are not working from home and heading in this morning. >> across pennsylvania, upstate new york, travel is impossible. some spots now reporting 30 inches of snow on the ground, and this really isn't snowman snow, unfortunately, maybe it's snow angel snow, but it's not going to pack very well. very very dry air. very

. >> reporter: new york's port authority is doing all it can to lure travelers back to its airports,ven offering free covid tests to arriving passengers here at laguardia. but with the increased foot fall comes bigger health risks. when they do return to laguardia, passengers will find an airport completely transformed. >> that the airport should be inspiring, it shouldn't just be functional. so art becomes a center piece, and you have five major artistic installations. >> laguardia's transformation is almost complete. the terminal won't fully reopen until 2022. when it does, officials are opening it begins a new chapter for both laguardia, the aviation industry, and the passengers who travel here. >> laguardia has gone from the worst airport in the country to what we think is best in class. and it not only is best in class in terms of function, it is inspiring. it is appealing, it has works of art, and it speaks to where it is located, which is new york, and that was what we wanted to build. >> richard quest there with that report, and that does it for me for today. thank you very m

copy lift is paying the initial cost itself while the port authority tries to secure a grant from the european union to stump up the remaining $1600000.00 but to rid the poor and dangerous and destructive chemicals that's a price worth paying. before we go a look at how far the world of robotics has come the engineers of boston dynamics have been planning this 2020 farewell party for you this isn't computer generated it's the real thing and these guys on just the dances. remote inspection and sensing and have become extremely flexible and accurate in their every move even on the dance floor japan's hyundai recently snapped up the dynamics out of the company over a. buy so now. from nigeria you know that's what money would. need. and successful beyond belief. this is the way we do it. would. be in 45 minutes on d w. e coal india. how can a country's economy grow harmony with its people and violent when there are do look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and those people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india. d w

so, there was a dedicated greyhound bus service between the new york city port authority bus terminal and the gambling area of atlantic city. and they call it the greyhound lucky streak. and rather than ride the lucky streak down there, i rode it from atlantic city back to new york on a sunday morning. and wrote about who was on the bus and who was waiting for the bus and what wag going on. no one felt lucky. no one of the bus felt like they were on a lucky streak. >> that's amazing. >> there were -- a guy that didn't have any pants and didn't seem to be clear on where his pants had gone. there were women of grandmotherly age trying to turn tricks in the parking lot to raise bus fair to get home, that sort of thing. i mean the part authority bus terminal is pretty despair-inducing on a good day but looked liked utopia compared to where i was coming from. >> you made an excellent point about governments becoming state governments becoming partners in getting casino built. it's just -- it blows my mind that is happening in our cultural. >> lotteries, too. >> yes. >> a good example of a

well sony port authorities and customs officials and you saw in our report there say that they are well prepared they've had several years to put in place the infrastructure recruit more staff and get up and running this so-called smaller border of course changes come in on january the 1st so there are still a few hours to do the last minute tweaks but what they are telling us here in cali is that they're not expecting a whole lot of traffic it is of course all the days and also there are still restrictions on travel because of the kind of a pandemic between the u.k. and the e.u. truck drivers now have to get p.c.r. test is a lot more difficult for individuals to also travel across probably more widely i mean businesses are of course most people say relieved that there is a free trade continuing between the u.k. an e.u. the big fear was that there would be a no deal and customs duties and terrorists would be imposed on those who want to do business between of frogs and the u.k. that isn't the case so i think the overall a sense here is a sense of relief that a deal was reached the taj t

the customs nightmare they may be about to face 3000 trucks pass through your largest port daily local authorities fear many firms aren't prepared for the paperwork heading their way should a deal not be reached by december 31st. before we go here's a reminder of our top business story this hour the u.k. government says it will begin immunizing immunizing thousands of people again next week after it became the 1st country to approve a vaccine by germany's biotech and us part of pfizer there is expected to reach british distribution centers by the weekend. so for me in the business team here in berlin for more check out our website www dot com slash business for me by taking. the body. months without a sign of life. the crew of italian fishing boats. disappeared after a clash with the libyan militia the bay were off to sea to earn a living and got dragged into a power struggle aage is about a lot more than just filling the fishing nets some goods. in 60 minutes d.w. . is for me. is for you. coming to us for help. the 1st beethoven is for her. the beethoven is for the. beethoven is for us plato for

that their fate that they're about to face now 3000 trucks pass through europe's largest port daily local authorities fear that many firms are ready for the paperwork that could be headed their way should a deal not be reached but it's 31st. all right that's it for me and the business team here for lead as always you can find out more about these and other business stories online at g.w. dot com slash business to check us out on facebook and twitter i'm stephen beardsley thanks for watching. i'm really reluctant with him on those questions. they are defining climate change. in bangladesh have water up to there now. they're growing in. with. it's been a regional tradition but is telling it as a model for the entire country. 3000 . next. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 go on. to explore fascinating world heritage sites of cool world heritage 3 sixty's. now. i. welcome to global street thousands. underwater bangladesh's farm as the having to adapt to climate change. sustainable lifestyle farming can new methods.