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such urgencies made red caps self-aware. they were uninsured, and salaried, independent upon tips in this predicament prompted williams news first major demonstration of his new influential position. that september evening, williams called to action spurred his redcap orders to organize their own manova let associated composed of grand central employees, to eight members in case of six for injury or death. as officers the new mutual aid society, and duly elected chief williams as president. and as assistant chief samuel chelsea metals, then setting for the occupation it was just him into history the sergeant at arms. this 19 oh nine incident in the telling victory to me. fraternal based labor of course that eight had from grand central station borders. the brotherhood of car porters. founded in 1925 which in turn on inspire red caps only similar national movement in 1937. a decade-long span williams tenure, the threat of the redcap news impact on both grand central and greater harlem. i think the best way to introduce willia

reds. caps. but this evenings assembly seemed more formal and we summoned them to the church to organize the association of grand central terminal. that itself the number of occupational and emotional distress is fueled this particular gathering working in and around fully functioning railroad service while construction crews built up the new terminal complex an accident claimed one of the men and more personally succumbing in the hospital a week later. that makes red caps truly self-aware they were uninsured independent upon tips. and with the news influential positions to call to action to organize their own benevolent association and is sickness or injury or death with the new mutual aid society and his assistant chief then study for the occupation thrusting them into history as sergeant in arms. this ist 19 oh nine. and with that grassroots base labor force building out from grand central station and distinct from the collective bargaining based organization. which in turn risks inspire the r

red means try something else. it doesn't just put you down the cookie. it guides you to a healthier one. >> you want to buy abyss kit, this is a better one for you and your biology. >> they have joined a clinical trial in london. >> it is too much salt. >> reporter: to see how much of an impact these small changes can have on people predisposed >> i lo the fa when n ke sum makinge right choices, all three of us. >> reporter: they hope it will plouffe using your own biology is the key to liyle. cbs news, london. >>> the shop with your dna technology is popping up at stores across london for the next few months as the trial continues. >> blue skies over the bay area this afternoon as we take a live look outside, but changes are coming. mary lee has the full forecast. >>> hopefully you're enjoying the sunshine with high pressure in control. through the rest of the afternoon, seasonal daytime highs around where we should be for this time of year. it will be anrnincoothestld r a then mostly sunny skies. a few high level clouds in the sky in the afternoon tomo

has documented benefits to the red lanes. we'd be happy to bring in information update to you or send you information. in fact, the muni reliability working group, the performance working group that several of us are working on together with m.t.a. and the mayor's office, that's reporting out one of those findings that was of interest as well to that reliability working group. i'll just mention that when bark mentions 8 miles an hour. if you look at under slide 4, muni bus speeds have been basically flat over the past several cycles from 2011 to 2019. and we we do attribute that to the muni forward and the transit priority treatments, including the red lanes. in order to maintain even a flat speed on average city wide, we have to do those types of projects in face of all of the growth that otherwise is affecting the car speeds, which you see next to that, which had been slowing down. so just even maintaining a flat speed is kind of a win, that we do attribute to the benefit of the red carpet lanes and other muni-forward treat

so.very much >> was their legitimacy in your review now to the red scare?rtainly legitimacy to the to the fear of communism at that point. the korean war was going on so the tension was there the cold war it was the middle of the cold war. there were indeed people recruited by the soviet union to spy in the united states. the reality of that was exaggerated many fold and used as a weapon. here it was used as a weapon against a lot of people who are just living their lives. were not spies and not doing anything except expressing their political belief. >> 202-748-8200 for those in eastern and central time zones, 202-748-8201 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. we are talking about the mccarthy era. did your father ever come into contact with mccarthy? >> no. to arthy died before we got his contact. so it should be under stood h that senator joseph mccarthy ofa wisconsin was the senator. he was the chairman of the subcommittee doing many of the same things as the house un-american activities committee. except his focus was mostly on what he th

red card. after the game, it wasn't a brutal red card, but it was an instinctive one that warrants a red card. tottenham's appeal against son's red card has failed. he'll miss the boxing day match at home to brighton then trips to norwich and southampton. liverpool's alex oxlade—chamberlain has damaged an ankle ligament and will miss their games against leicester and wolves. the england midfielder picked up the injury in qatar during the second half of his sides one—nil win over flamengo in the club world cup final on saturday. you have three ligaments on the outside of the ankle, one of them is damaged. we now have to see how we can fix that. i do not know exactly, but it is years ago when i had a similar injury. it can take a while or can be quick, we have to see. no chance for thursday, no chance for this year. we have to see how quickly it can settle. ole gunnar solskjaer says his manchester united side are further behind in their development than he had hoped. they lost 2—nil at bottom sid

also yemen's heard the rebels call for international help after a deserted tanker spills all into the red sea. and after days of violent protests india's home minister says he is open to discussions on the country's controversial citizenship law. while millions of protested across the world calling for urgent action but the united nations climate change talks in madrid making pretty slow progress mired in deep division the cup 25 meeting is now nearly 2 days past its deadline countries were deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should be getting to cope with climate change the u.s. brazil australia india and china have been blamed for stalling talks one of the sticking points is the concept of a global carbon markets. that would mean those who exceed their pollution levels by their credits for those who don't have also been marches worldwide throughout the past 2 weeks by those i'm happy with the state of talks on saturday members of the group extinction rebellion dumped horse manure outside the conference to air their frustrations i don't know why they're

in the meantime prepares the red cabbage and apples. and grapes the potatoes for the dumplings they are typical for the region only a quarter of the day consists of boiled potatoes the rest is made up of rolled potatoes december is the main season for this dish. the gods is in been there in the winter the goose is fatter and the potatoes are harvested and the red cabbage is a winter vegetable woods over the times of the season these 3 things go together wonderfully because of the dumplings occulting salt water for 20 minutes. to use has to be basted every 5 minutes otherwise it would become dry. up. another 2 and a half hours also at $200.00 degree celsius the goose is nice and crispy. it takes best when said straight out of the oven. for the gingerbread we had today ex-pat northwest of baghdad baker and apple is famous for his homemade gingerbread especially during the festive season. i mean we make the gingerbread from honey. you can make a which is called out of it for example and the others all the gingerbread cookies you spread on

joe wilson is on the red carpet for us. and how special they are for those involved? the red carpet was almost deserted right now, it just carpet was almost deserted right now, itjust me and pr, the camera is disappearing. you get on a unique opportunity to get sporting stars from such different sport literally alongside each other. for example, i saw ben stokes arrive with alan wood jones,. you also have denis law embracing phil neville, all the mounts of camaraderie. at the heart of this, it is of course still a competition. a competition where we have 6 contenders, just run us through them. this is another people is about. the 6isa this is another people is about. the 6 is a really good list, i think. the challenge is how do you differentiate out rank these athletes. we have katarina johnson—thompson, also, a dinner at a smith, who broke new good in terms of british sprinting. then alan wood jones, who was such a leader as well w011 jones, who was such a leader as well won the 6 nations grand slam. lewis hamilton, only m

and conrad lima but trained at their sister city red sox that. brutal attack corporate back tonight against unfancied fortunato sold off. and that brutal offensive got their teeth sunk in straight away a brutal counterattack in just the 2nd minute and patrick schick gave leipzig the lead the czech international is on loan from roma and may not be as silent as the red bull empire but at 23 years young he fits right into the lights a setup. i had the 1st time so i think the process scored so i think just like luck was certainly not unlike 6 scientists like him in the 1st half day you know another youngster who arrived via salzburg. let's see. punished for that prophecy on the stroke of half time when it comes not skis shot feet paycheck but not the post and i prizes for guessing which austrian club the hunk gary innkeeper came from. 10 minutes into the 2nd half they all intervened with a hand bold decision for lights each step to their penalty take. 2 now and then a 16th goal in 15 league outings. my night 6 ferocious attack one hungry for more the

last month, another red kettle was stolen from the same location. the salvation army says a con man tricked the volunteer into handing over the red kettle full of money. >>> the homes are tiny, but could have a big impact. the first presbyterian church has signed off on a plan to house homeless people in tiny homes in their parking lot. each home is 157 square foot and includes a bathroom and kitchen. >> having a place to call home, a place to have dignity and feel cared for and loved is important to me. >> the homes should be ready by february. the church is taking applications. here are the guidelines. people must be homeless, ideal will from alameda county and have an income. all ten pant >>> for the first time in 125 years, a ferris wheel will spin in golden gate park. the ride will be 150 feet tall, and riders will have sweeping views from the city to the oceans. it will start april 4 of next year to march of 2021. the major says this is only the beginning of the park's celebration. >>> stormy weather usually leads to big waves. our coast could

also red faces because someone and leave japan?e is high profile criticising the japanese judicial system, that will raise some eyebrows, won't it? well, it is again another big question that has been raised by the whole of mr ghosn's case. right from the beginning it has brought quite a lot of criticism and an examination of japan'sjudicial system of criticism and an examination of japan's judicial system which has been dubbed by some people, including advocates for reform here injapan as including advocates for reform here in japan as hostage just including advocates for reform here injapan as hostage just discussed and he was held for 107 days after his initial arrest. that period is used to interrogate suspects. a lot of people have been critical of that. then the charges against him, simon, are... they are strange. the initial charges against him were of underreporting his income, which many lawyers that i have spoken to here say it's not normally considered a criminal offence. then they brought new charges against him, includ

safe labor seats but they of course have turned from red to blue having said that the red will still maintains and prevails in the london vicinity labor really managing to hold on to a crucial seats there that is something that could be seen as a silver lining for the labor party but really it's quite a disaster for labor significantly good gains for the conservative party very dramatic evening indeed back to you in the studio. thank you chad are indeed very dramatic i mean some of the key points guys that that shot here raised point to rebecca labor as you say they did do well in london and they were back up yeah and labor always does well in the collaborations so no surprise there it would be really interesting to see what the percentage splits are and what the majorities now are but i don't think that's any surprise that some of the areas is more about bret's it wasn't particularly look at someone at patni. a big party we're going to see 2 michael gove pause look pause just for a moment here's michael gove's speaking. friends. today we celebrate a victory even taree for the britis

year to you all some good just follow it stirring music the the words really good still let's go to red square. is roy blunt in the celebration i can hear the. fireworks correctly when the background quiet and the spirits of the right in the red square what's it like. the. rain to ring and i'm quite literally standing underneath the fire walk in the ferry center i've got to basel is right behind you can hear the crowds going wild and then to my boy i've got this tower i'm just a couple of moments ago we had the much anticipated 12 midnight chimes from the tower that's the most famous clock tower with then the kremlin's walls and it's really become the face of the symbol of new year here in russia so 2020 is officially upon us just now you saw on your screens of course the spectacular fireworks display that was just erupting right in front of my eyes over the river and all across the night's sky they launched this year a record 35000 solvers from 11 locations were actually right next to one of the locations and that was all of course to ensure that we had loosed spectacular the base unbe

what happened was the sky went red and we thought...ver it all, it is not the worst, and it looked like the fire front coming, but it was the wind, it was clearing the smoke and the sun was getting through, otherwise it would be black as well and we couldn't breathe. the red was actually the sun shining through. you know, shining through. we were ready to jump in the water. we have dodged a bullet here and i hope other communities in australia can say the same. i say pray tojesus, pray to god. we certainly can hear that the wind is still strong and of course you must feel like you have had quite a lucky escape. but what happens now? are authorities going to evacuate you and others as you are on that beach? no, we're on the foreshore camp park, there are toilet blocks here, it is a massive campsite, there's 4,000 people on here. the majorfront i believe has passed, it has gone that way, gone towards the north. at the moment, wejust have to sit tight. i will find out myself personally if our place is still there, yet to find that out. it

the country has issued its first red warning. rich preston reports.ry's parliament building in reykjavik, and strapping down what they could in preparation for this: a powerful winter storm with strong winds and heavy snow. it's the first time the country has issued a red weather warning since the system was introduced. the west and north of the country has been hardest hit. the colour—coded system is based on the potential impact of bad weather, so the potential impact of bad weather, so if you centimetres of snow might cause chaos in a big city but not, say, ina cause chaos in a big city but not, say, in a mountain ski resort. for iceland, a country used to dealing with bad weather, a red alert is a big deal, but it still doesn't phase some icelanders. and the hardy icelandic horses don't need to go indoors, but roads have been closed. avalanche warnings are in place and flights have been cancelled. even the icelandic meteorological office called this really crazy weather. rich preston, bbc news. a related story but at the other end of the temperatu

they're the areas that are pro leave areas in the united kingdom the red wall that is labour's red wall historically safe labor seats we're seeing the trajectory throughout the morning as they were turning from red to blue and it just continued to come through as the results were trickling in the red wall though in the london vicinity seems to have somewhat prevailed 6 has seemed to somewhat stay strong because we can see here there's still a sea of red in that area and that can be equated to the fact that of course london the capital voted to remain so it could be potentially been protected because of that vote there if we look though at scotland in this area we see a sea of yellow necklace sturgeon of course doing very very well there regaining seats from the labor party and the tory party from losses back in 2017 as i say there's just 2 more seats to declare at this point in time this to hold up one of which is due to bad weather we'll see if that weather clears up and then we might get that result coming in and late hours but yes very very dramatic results indeed terrible for the la

it's made possible with financing from the international committee of the red cross. they also fund a prosthetic sweatshop in the 10 nick and train it staff. the organization stepped in to help in 2012 when getting the south was going through a period of political turmoil. the center originally opened to the 1980 s. at this time most patients were amputees who'd been injured in the country's war of independence. today many of the artificial limbs are still made for patients. so wounded by landmines left over from conflicts in neighboring countries. now the patients are just as likely to have lost limbs through traffic accidents and like this man diabetes a condition staff say is increasing because of poverty and bad diet. is in the play it started with the wood and then the wood became guy i'm going to say i came to the hospital and the amputee to below the knee and then the same thing happened to the other leg. but. whatever the cause of the disability doctors say that goal is to help patients start moving again so that they can continue their lives. or germany's cha

in his tomb and red square, london and red square, lennon lies alone. stalin had been removed.the russians will tell you, it is not personalities that count, but policy. now, in the streets of moscow, people seem to have their eyes fixed on more distant targets. on the heavens. on the way to the stars. but the way to the stars lies also through the brandenburg gate. in berlin, bricks, mortar, wire and every kind of fiendish contraption make up the wall of shame. today, because the east maintains the uneasy status quo, americans, british, and french must still patrol the wall they detest. just in case. other, -- on the other side, east german police work to make their defenses even more impregnable. defenses designed not to keep out, but to keep in. witness the memorials to those who have tried to pass and failed. on this side of the wall, children play against its stones. as they will play anywhere. when khrushchev was retired 20 years after the second world war, the young people of europe inherited a divided berlin, a divided germany. and no final postwar settlement of the eur

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it is made possible with financing from the international committee of the red cross. they also fund a prosthetics workshop and training its staff. the organization stepped in to help in 20122 when guineaea-bisu was going through h a. -- period of political turmoil. the center opened in the 1980's. at this time, most patients were amputees who had been injured in the country's or of independent -- i independence. manyny of the wounds are patiene from landmines. patients are just as likely to have lost limbs through traffic accidents and, like this man, diabetes, a condition staff say isis increasing because of povey and bad diet. it >> it started with a wound. then, the wound became gangrenous. then the same thing happened to the other leg. >> whatever the cause of the disability, doctors say their goal is to help patients start moving again so that they can continue their lives. brent: industrial leaders are asking how can skilled workers from abroad be brought more quickly into the german workforce? factories, hospital, i.t. firms, jeremy has too many vacancies. a ne

law also yemen's hooty rebels call for international help after a deserted tanker spills oil into the red sea and caught in the crossfire with speaking to afghan suffering under the bombing campaign against. marathon talks at the u.n. climate summit have failed to bridge deep divisions between the world's biggest polluters and those desperate for a deal discussions are due to resume in madrid in a few hours time this is the cup 25 conference supposed to end on friday it's chairwoman has told delegates that the world needs them to reach a deal they are deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should get to cope with climate change i request all of the fiction. all your strength. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the cyclone fence is that we need to have an ambitious result. we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially meet you but people you know what countries media observers attending the conference say they fear international efforts to tackle climate change are actually something into reverse i think it

certainly we have our red brick their hearts than mine many of the iraqis are going to be very sounds so. we are going swell richard gordon there from the philippine red cross thank you for joining us and all the best with the rescue and recovery efforts now residents in southern lebanon fit another war between israel and hezbollah could happen in the last conflict in 2006 more than a 1000 lebanese civilians died and as tony back here reports from the core of the discovery of oil and gas reserves and water is disputed by lebanon and israel has raised the stakes. this should be productive farming land but south lebanon has been a war zone for 40 years and areas lie idle for the last 20 years it's been a battleground between israel and hezbollah and it is separated only by a thin blue line of un peacekeepers. group has amassed a huge stockpile of rockets and missiles that can reach as far as telling but as well as its military capability israel is concerned about hezbollah's growing power in the current lebanese political crisis. i don't think has the last financial. tranter a conflict

told to stay off the roads medical teams are going door to door islanders have been asked to fly a red flag outside their home they haven't been vaccinated fewer than one in 3 had the correct immunization before the outbreak started 2 months ago those are the headlines news continues after this stream now stay with us. many countries aren't keeping up with their commitments to stop our planet teaching got. cheap and get the u.n. climate change conference in retreat. as representatives from over $200.00 countries got their for cop $25.00 join us for special coverage. ok and join the stream. today swedish hip hop artist red star is here to perform the also discussed how growing up in one of sweden's most notorious neighborhoods fuels his work you can tweet us at a stream or leave a comment and i live chat and you too will be in history. oh my goodness you know. i'm an activist and you are in the street. swedish hip hop artist rap star is more than just want to sweden's leading musical exports he's a music mogul we've global heavy hitters such as drake trey songz and the weekend and on to

he left for an appointment at machus red fox restaurant july 30, 1975. though hoffa never made it inside, he was going there he thought to make peace with his nemesis, tony provenzano. >> a guy who threatened to rip hoffa's guts out and threatened to kill hoffa's grandchildren. eric: the meeting was arranged by russell bufalino. and arranged by tony giacalone. >> his car was found in this parking lot. eric: witnesses said he was seen pacing around in the parking lot and he was angry. according to two witnesses a 1975 mercury marquis pulled up to the restaurant and hoffa steaming hopped in. >> as he went out for two or three days and the federal prosecutors were coming in dropping flames. i think i clearly got the impression this would and professional hit and i wondered then and wondered today if we were ever going to solve it. >> the people look for jimmy hoffa's body, the depth of the hole seems to be increasing according to this one. >> i remember going out to the site. it was a vacant field. in comes the backhoe. by the time i left a half-hour later

and in david moffitt's red tub? you know. >> in that red tub were those nevados shoes, size 11. >> it's almost like he was laying the trap for himself. >> absolutely. >> they sent the wet laptop off to the computer lab, hoping maybe the techs could find something on it. and surprise, surprise, they did. >> and off of that computer, we were able to find the work that david moffitt had done to create a fake i.d. in andy wegener's name. >> that's the one david presented to the schoolteacher, drew bahlmann. he also created a fake andy wegener email address and stole that oil service receipt from andy's car. all of which made it obvious, said the prosecutors, david moffitt planned to get away with murder by framing a perfectly innocent man, andy wegener. >> what kind of a mind is behind that sort of behavior? >> it was very cold, very calculating. tremendous amount of planning and premeditation that went into this murder. and he tried to execute it so that he would not be blamed, that he would get away with it. >> and re

we've got red arrows.vousness over the looming tariffs, $160 billion in chinese goods that could be basically tariffs, toys, smartphones, folks. but we shall see. the week is early. the s&p is down 8, nasdaq down 22. coming up, u.s. and canadian officials are heading to mexico to finalize the usmca deal but it nancy pelosi set to get all the credit? the u.k. heading to the polls on thursday to decide who will take over brexit and boris johnson is taking a move out of a favorite christmas classic to get voters to go to the polls, we'll show you. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ laila, you got me on my knees ♪ oh, ho! oh, ho, ho, ho! you... you got me. uh, what do you want? i've got uh, ai robots, i've got vr goggles. i want your sled, please. no. [ chuckles ] timmy. it'd be a shame if this went viral. for those who never compromise. the mercedes-benz winter event. whoa. he was pretty good this year. ♪ ♪ problems. nobody likes problems. but why is that? at ibm, problems actually inspire us, to fix things, to ch

and why is that but what about the most famous red and white figure of christmas santa claus i mean he does seem to be popular in many places of the world sure he is but we're in a state in north america right now where the u.s. and canadian militaries are actually getting men on the festive spirit now they're tracking santa as progress or around the world as he delivers presents to good little boys and girls i know my kids are very interested in that oh i'm sure they would be actually if this is one of my favorite traditions growing up and basically what we're talking about is norad which is the american in north american nuclear commandos in each year they track the progress of santa as he's traveling around the world now. the information is then published online and also on t.v. and radio and i believe we have some video of there there as we're seeing right now they have hundreds of people actually on hand to answer phone calls from children in north america as to where santa is actually around the world now this actually has one of the best traditions or one of the best modern s

middle the red purple back then the gold modest briefly recognizable as the edge of the flag and as oak leaves in the middle . of the flag becomes the symbol of german democracy a black red gold flag fluttered far book for the 1st time. for 30 years the book has been the castle of a unified germany again a silver members of the 1st months after the opening of the border west germans were finally free to visit the east without passports and visas and for many thought book castle was one of the 1st destinations. more than $700000.00 people came in one year they waited in line for hours and. they were thrilled because the voc book was in super condition because they saw that investments had been made here for decades and a few we have seen in this 22 or 3 days all the golden cross on the tower and knew they were at home here here. it's been 30 years since the fall of the iron curtain and the reopening of the inner german border 3 decades that have blurred the lines between east and west and still we mustn't forget about the past which is why it's so important to have places that remind us

a red sky. some people were up doing. a red sky.nrises when there is a lot of particles in the atmosphere and it scatters away the blue light spectrum and we see more of these pink and red colours. that is why we sometimes get red skies in the morning. there is that expression, of course, red sky at night shepherd's delight. red sky in the morning, shepherd two warning. you might think this is just one of those bits of weather with no science involved but that is not the case in this instance because we get those particles trapped on the area of high pressure and so we see red skies in the morning when high pressure is clearing away to the east. so we look east, we see the sun through those particles at sunrise which is why the sun is appearing so red. at the same time we have unsettled weather coming in from the west and are unsettled weather usually comes in from the west so when you see a red sky in the morning it is a warning that the settled weather is moving away and something more unsettled will take its place. so some real s

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he left for an appointment at machus red fox restaurant july 30, 1975.c: though hoffa never made it inside, he was going there he thought to make peace with his nemesis, tony provenzano. >> a guy who threatened to rip hoffa's guts out and threatened to kill hoffa's grandchildren. eric: the meeting was arranged by russell bufalino. and arranged by tony giacalone. >> his car was found in this parking lot. eric: witnesses said he was seen pacing around in the parking lot and he was angry. according to two witnesses a 1975 mercury marquis pulled up to the restaurant and hoffa steaming hopped in. >> as he went out for two or three days and the federal prosecutors were coming in dropping flames. i think i clearly got the impression this would and professional hit and i wondered then and wondered today if we were ever going to solve it. >> the people look for jimmy hoffa's body, the depth of the hole seems to be increasing according to this one. >> i remember going out to the site. it was a vacant field. in comes the backhoe. by the time i left a half-hour late

. >> his book created a little red diary, a book in which she kept allegedly all the kennedy secrets to her. >> i saw the diary. she had information about the plot to kill castro. reporter: according to robert slatzer robert kennedy had marilyn killed because of the little red diary. >> prior to slatzer the diary didn't exist. >> slatzer had a photograph taken. that photograph was used by slatzer to prove he was involved with marilyn. >> when you do the research and investigate you find that he actually only went on the set of niagara and that's how he knew her. >> marilyn often posed with fans. she was very agreeable, and ever approachable. everything he claims about his relationship with marilyn is one big fabrication. the main piece of evidence is a chak dated october 4, 1952. marilyn wasn't in tijuana that day. she was shopping in hollywood. she described. 2393 castilian drive which is the house she was sharing what joe dimaggio. robert slatzer and frank capell signed a contract to produce the book. the agreement of says bob slatzer would be credited with writing the book and cap

law also yemen's hooty rebels call for international help as an abandoned tanker spills oil into the red sea and caught in the crossfire we speak to afghans suffering on the bombing campaign against isis. so american talks at the u.n. climate summit have so far failed to bridge the deep divisions between the world's biggest polluters and those desperate for a deal discussions adieu to resume soon in madrid if the cop 25 conference supposed to end on friday the chairwoman has now told delegates that the world needs them to reach a deal they remain deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should get to cope with climate change i request all the fiction. all your training. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sense is that we need to have an ambitious song. we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially meet you but people you know were countries media. well activists unhappy with the state of the talks staged a sit in outside the conference room and members of the group extinction rebellion protested by dump

. >> you can see already a lot of red. the hand overfrom wall streetd and europe was not that pretty closing 0.4 percent weaker pulling back with shares of apple and tele care companies leading. the tariff deadline is coming up next sunday. no real signs of a phase one deal being inked keeping an eye out on the fed in europe, the ecb and the uk election overnight, weak auto sales in china. 17th straight negative month in a row coming out of the china auto sector has not boded well one of the reasons why we are seeing red on the board. this is the picture for the stock 600. already down 1% one hour into the trading session. let's talk about the individual boards the ftse down to 7,160 partially, you can point that back to the strength of the pound. it keeps going from strength to strength ahead of the december 12 election. tories are still tracking about 10 points ahead of labor all eyes will see what will happen there on thursday and in terms of brexit and brexit stocks the basic resources stocks are coming under braur tod

today swedish hip hop artist red star is here to perform the also discussed how growing up in one of sweden's most notorious neighborhoods fuels his work share your thoughts you can tweet us at a stream or leave a comment and i live here to chat and you too will be in the street. you know much i'm a musician implement that in our industry. swedish hip hop artist rap star is more than just want to sweden's leading these eco exports he's a music mogul who's worked with global heavy hitters such as drake trey songz and the weekend and on top of all that he wants to be known as a human rights advocate mentor and entrepreneur so we're pleased to welcome rob starr also known as robin shah to the stream it's good to have you here thank you for having i want to dip right into headlines about the neighborhood you grew up in because this is how they're often portrayed i'll share a few this. 21000 this is november several people were in the sheltered villa and. another person this from 2018 this is a tweet i've been in. that article visited some of the worst areas including momos rose lugard wh

so and yemen's hope the rebels call for international help after desertion tanka spills oil into the red sea. for everyone the search for a deal on tackling climate change is deadlocked in madrid talks at the u.n. summit have dragged on for more than 36 hours past friday's deadline as delegates struggled to agree on how to fight the crisis that's brought huge crowds out around the world over the past 3 months delegates from nearly $200.00 nations are in the spanish capital the talks are stuck on points like emissions targets there is also disagreement over how much money poorer countries should get to cope with climate change i request. all of the fiction. all your training. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sense is that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it. i specially meet you but people you know were countries media activists unhappy with the state of talks staged a sit in outside the conference room also members of the group extinction rebellion protested they dumped horse manure near the buil