francine: coming up, we continue the conversation on sustainability. challenge the ceo of unilever over consumer choices, responsible purchasing power, and the bottom line. paul: it is our duty as ceos in this world to set an example and be sure that we are not given by the shareholder primacy. that we are driven by the needs of these consumers. ♪ francine: in 2015, unilever was awarded the top ranking prize in the sustainability leaders' survey for the fifth consecutive year. paul polman, the ceo of unilever, speaks to me exclusively about how this has shaped the business. do you believe that, for example, your customers want a company that is more sustainable? i have always been told -- actually some of your rivals -- say, well, everybody would love, for example, a shampoo that does good, but then when it comes to choosing the shampoo that gives you glossy hair or that does good, we always tend to choose the one that gives us glossy hair. paul: that sentence i would not disagree with, but that's actually not the right comparison. obviously, you need

there's a lot of talk about sustainability. what is your biggest hope?- first ofnfident all, we have an agreement on the targets. in this decade we have seen a few forces coming together. you see disaster hitting our .lanet we see poverty, migration issues in europe, and oral -- and all these problems are accepted as being addressed by [indiscernible] business wants to be part of that. if these societies don't function, it's difficult for business to function as well. saycine: it looks good to that. are you confident that businesses will translate into something concrete for their own businesses? businesses are already. i'm sure there's exceptions, but the reason for businesses is to solve some of the problems out here. the problems of food security, access to water. they are enormous opportunities to invest. funding has to come from business. business does not get involved, i do not think we will achieve these objectives. responsible business people increasingly realize this is the right thing to do, and it's good for business. francine: why is it good

refining our statistics as of december 31st the occ sustained rate is 9 percent for the entire year and the emotion rate remains as 8 percent was 45 mediated moving to organizational matters i've discussed pretty sure in detail the budget constraint the occ has had by the end of the third quarter 15 line investigators staffing the occ but only 13 had full caseloads two permanent line investigators one the permanent line investigators acted absent a hock investigator since he created an vacant awhile one was promoted to achieve of the investigations and august 2013 the occ is continuing to look at the department of human resources for the senior investigative position we are hopeful that process will be completed very soon we can begin testing so we can develop a list of ti candidates 509d permanent line investigator acted as a senior investigator while the senior investigator was on a long term leave there have 5 line investigators vacant and the budget provided for 18 line investigators and deputy chief investigations so by the close of third quarter 18 employees staffed 23 positio

refining our statistics as of december 31st the occ sustained rate is 9 percent for the entire year and the emotion rate remains as 8 percent was 45 mediated moving to organizational matters i've discussed pretty sure in detail the budget constraint the occ has had by the end of the third quarter 15 line investigators staffing the occ but only 13 had full caseloads two permanent line investigators one the permanent line investigators acted absent a hock investigator since he created an vacant awhile one was promoted to achieve of the investigations and august 2013 the occ is continuing to look at the department of human resources for the senior investigative position we are hopeful that process will be completed very soon we can begin testing so we can develop a list of ti candidates 509d permanent line investigator acted as a senior investigator while the senior investigator was on a long term leave there have 5 line investigators vacant and the budget provided for 18 line investigators and deputy chief investigations so by the close of third quarter 18 employees staffed 23 positio

you noted to me last month there needs to be more investment in facility sustainment. how do you plan to prioritize all of those remaining demands if we are going to be able to address needs in the future and be able to balance those? want to seee -- what your thought process is. >> we take risks in all parts of our budget right now area -- now. uncertaink at, is the fiscal environment that we have been planning. sometimes we lose sight of the aggregate risk. that is what i am trying to get out now and has been confirmed by the army. one of those places where we have taken in aggregate risk that a lot of people have not fully realized yet is facility sustainment. it really is becoming a fundamental readiness issue for all of the services. ranges are earlier, a part of that. we need to make sure we are not mortgaging our future. we would be risking other parts of the budget. risk intaken a layered facility sustainment . minute i landed, i could tell the space looked tired. we need to look into that seriously. >> members of this committee are hearing a number of predicti

so when somebody brings up sustainability in the modern era, they instinctively recoil. it's a cold stove problem. now a new generation of investors, of which we would like to believe a generation we're leading the way toward a new realization that if you fully integrate these factors, and do it correctly, you don't lose returns. you really do increase returns. there is a lot of research that tends to support the proposition that we began putting forward. james: let me ask you about the difference your generation can make. relatively sizable. $12 billion. a ten-year record. on the other hand, blackrock manages 400 times that much. how do you think a firm like yours will make a difference in finance, writ large, and the kinds of companies you are investing in, some i have never heard of. they are doing this innovative environmental stuff. others are mainstream companies. how do you think you are going to make a difference in finance? and with the kind of companies you support? mr. gore: first of all in markets when a new model is proven over a sufficient period of time to

industrial agriculture promote to stop as a sustainable solution for the problems of fishing. many of the so-called fish are pulled from the ocean around southeast asia with devastating effects. these small and young edible fish are left to rot in the halls of vessels for days on weeks on end before being handled. fleets of trucks and sport tons of rotting fish on each vessel on the processing plants where they are ground down and wash and cooked into powdered fish far for food -- fish flower for food. alongside the species on fishing vessels, the searches documented pockets of juvenile shark species, waiting to be sold. these tropical fish are used as protein for the booming sugar industry, the largest exporter in the world. at what cost to the ocean? >> [speaking foreign language] >> laced with increasing quantities of edible fish, local fishing communities are losing out. >> [speaking foreign language] >> they say the by catch is accidental. >> [speaking foreign language] >> is not just the net and fishing techniques that are controversial however. working undercover, one t

it is a system that is not sustainable. and as to provide the eight cheaply in the country, how could that be developed? >> our investigation found their often met with intimidation, violence, and false charges. they favor the shrimp farmers. >> [speaking foreign language] show me the nearest starbucks -- >> it is commonplace. they're one of the few who are prepared to speak out against a shrimp farm employee who raped her in 2008. >> [speaking foreign language] >> our research into bangladesh shows that their shrimp industry has forged a crucial path of ongoing ecological destruction and human rights abuses for the last two decades. they are subjecting thousands of people to extreme poverty while also potentially undermining the health of consumers. it doesn't have to be like this. one of the few areas that has managed to successfully get the rate of shrimp farms and the difference is striking. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the message from the community's effect did by shrimp farming is clear. >> [speaking foreign lan

jessica rae southeast to breezy sustained between 10 and 20 miles per hour. the next few days will be quiet as we get to highs near 40 and even warmer for the weekend. today, we can expect to see fog then partly cloudy skies and a high of 39. the overnight low is 25 with some clouds. tomorrow will be just a hair cooler, but still comfortable for january. here's your 7 day forecast. southeast to northwest and they'll be somewhat breezy sustained between 10 and 20 miles per hour. the next few days will be quiet as we get to highs near 40 and even warmer for the weekend. today, we can expect to see fog then partly cloudy skies and a high of 39. the overnight low is 25 with some clouds. tomorrow will be

the wind is somewhat breezy sustained between 1010 and 20 miles per hour which is making it feel chillier. here's your dayplanner where we'll surpass the freezing mark with highs in the mid 30s this afternoon. your full forecast news starts now! " " " jessica rae: coming up this morning. as millions celeated the start of the next calendar year... new year's eve was alal haunted by fears of terrorism. " jessica rae: a siouxland tribe celebrated new year's eve with fun and excitement... but without liquor. details on a special pow wow coming up. " " jessica rae: plus... we'll look at how cell phones have also changed how we celebrate big these stories and more... on abc9 news this morning. "" jessica rae: good morning and happy new year... i'm jessica rae. we begin this morning with the massive flooding in the midwest... which is creeping beyond historic levels. water is spilling over the banks of the mississippi, moving down stream... and putting more cities on high alert. the flooding has swallowed entire homes... leaving only roofs above water. reporter jennifer grey has the latest. " (c

to sustain our ships and their aircraft and support our military families.bone of the platform safe haven and the home of our fleet area to the enterprise as complicated as the best with the mission that expands the operating ports and airfields to the securities, child care, counseling, housing and food service just to name a few. .. if the structure and support servicers and health and well-being of the overall force and having served as a base commander, regional commander three times and now as navy command i have experienced firsthand the challenges and any opportunity across the short domain and have made it a priority to connect with operational commanders and sailors to witness firsthand the direct impact our firsthand-- has on readiness. i've been impressed by the dedication commitment to delivering quality support we provide to our fleet, our sailors and navy family. thank you, mr. chairman, i look forward to your questions. >> i appreciate your perspective and i want to begin by asking, what categories and types of insulation-- installation servic

refining our statistics as of december 31st the occ sustained rate is 9 percent for the entire year and the emotion rate remains as 8 percent was 45 mediated moving to organizational matters i've discussed pretty sure in detail the budget constraint the occ has had by the end of the third quarter 15 line investigators staffing the occ but only 13 had full caseloads two permanent line investigators one the permanent line investigators acted absent a hock investigator since he created an vacant awhile one was promoted to achieve of the investigations and august 2013 the occ is continuing to look at the department of human resources for the senior investigative position we are hopeful that process will be completed very soon we can begin testing so we can develop a list of ti candidates 509d permanent line investigator acted as a senior investigator while the senior investigator was on a long term leave there have 5 line investigators vacant and the budget provided for 18 line investigators and deputy chief investigations so by the close of third quarter 18 employees staffed 23 positio

refining our statistics as of december 31st the occ sustained rate is 9 percent for the entire year and the emotion rate remains as 8 percent was 45 mediated moving to organizational matters i've discussed pretty sure in detail the budget constraint the occ has had by the end of the third quarter 15 line investigators staffing the occ but only 13 had full caseloads two permanent line investigators one the permanent line investigators acted absent a hock investigator since he created an vacant awhile one was promoted to achieve of the investigations and august 2013 the occ is continuing to look at the department of human resources for the senior investigative position we are hopeful that process will be completed very soon we can begin testing so we can develop a list of ti candidates 509d permanent line investigator acted as a senior investigator while the senior investigator was on a long term leave there have 5 line investigators vacant and the budget provided for 18 line investigators and deputy chief investigations so by the close of third quarter 18 employees staffed 23 positio

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they have to do it to sustain their livelihood, right? so we give them a little bit of capital so that they can scale their business and make or double their income. it is important to have this extra income. reporter: more than 100,000 micro loans have already been given to women. in the long term, they're a way to escape poverty to more prosperity. but only if their children get a better education. the social entrepreneur is convinced of that. that's why ycab also runs schools and learning centers. the fees are extremely low -- less than a euro a month. though for some, that's already a lot. hervina: i have to work to help my grandmother who's ill and pay my school fees. i also really wanted a cellphone. i worked hard, and i've finally got one. reporter: at 15, she's now the proud owner of a mobile phone and is determined to keep going to school. for the older pupils, learning combines practice and theory. that was important to veronica from the very start. these young men will be able to work in the i.t. sector. 78% of the pupils later

i very much believe the "ft" has a sustainable and profitable future.ut the best way of ensuring it can maximize that is by being part of a company that is completely and absolutely focused on journalism. that is what nikkei brings. and i think -- being in the business of global journalism, it is a great thing to be in. really important, wide social purpose. being in the business of global education, likewise, really important to the future of the world and great opportunities to grow. but those are two quite different horses, and you cannot ride them both simultaneously. francine: was there any moment in the negotiations where you thought, actually, the "ft" is such a big brand that we shouldn't be letting it go? john: personally, a hugely difficult decision for me. when i joined pearson back in 1997, its ownership of the "ft" was one of the things that attracted me. and ironically, the synergies between the "ft" and the rest of pearson are greater now than at an any time since 1997 and all the time i have been with pearson. but they are synergies they

the wind is somewhat breezy sustained between 10 and 20 miles per hour which is making it feel chillier. here's your dayplanner where we'll surpass the freezing mark with highs in the mid 30s this afternoon. scott: here's a quick check outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's weight and get healthy, and she kept at it. 12 months later she's now lost 60 pounds. she started going to the joplin family ymca three days a week. increased that to six works out for an hour at a time. she says she didn't have a number she wanted to reach, but just wanted to loose the weight slow. "i just knew that i wanted to loose number. and so i just thing i know, i'm here at 60 pounds less and it's crazy," said cleo nunnelly, lost 60 pounds. cleo says she does occasionally miss sonic tater tots, and that's been the resolutions. jessica and scott are chatting about are chatting about new year's resolutions. jessica and scott are chatting about new year's resolutions. resolutions. jessica and scott are chatting about new year's resolutions. jessica and scott are chatting about new year's resolutions. jes

that agenda, sustaining that community, sustaining that sort of values and i think what we're seeing also through our work with local government is it's also not just the i want to have a voice in the policy, but it's also i want to lend my hands to making my community better. and that is something that we need to power of the internet to bring it together for us at code for america, we have a program where we have folks in silicon valley come and do partnerships with local government for a year and they take an event and use that approach. these are our fellows. we welcomed our new class of fellows. we're very proud of them. but in the very first class in 2011 these are folks that are coming from tech jobs and dick: a year of service in the local government. we had a team that was working with the city of boston and at the service side project, one of the fellows noticed -- it was 2011 and it was snow pock lips. >> isn't that every winter? >> it was first year in a long time. and they were -- these are programmers from start-ups and google and apple and their sort of in these operat

the winds will be sustained at 20-40 mph with gusts to near 50 mph. considerable blowing and drifting snow is possible tutusday and weeesday.another mild day with temperatures about 5-10 degrees above normal. this is be a pleasant day to get outside. it will be dry with highs near 40. highs sunday will to light snow showers late in the afternoon as t tmperatures dropp caucus day and evening will be dry with temperatures in the mid 30s. we are still tracking a southwest. the heaviest of the snow will fall all day tuesday and then gradually taper off changed to now across iia. there may be some adjustments in the track and available moisture as we get closer to tuesday, but at this point 6-12" of snow is likely strong. the winds will be sustained at 20-40 mph with tuesday and wednesday.another mild day with temperatures about 5-10 degrees above normal. this is mother nature's way of clearing the "cld" snow and ice to make way for some more. saturday will be near 4040as well, but a few snow showers late in the afternoon as temperatures drop. caucus day a

in this context i also know how crucial the industrial revolution is sustaining. first global economic growth and international cooperation as well as for pursuing innovative, coordinat coordinated, open and shared development. and in an impact to revolution of china, i hope the discussions here will provide a useful input into the chinese government inside and input into the chinese government's policy formulation. vice president li, you also will have a very special responsibility this year. not only to keep your economic growth on track but to chair. a lot of people are expecting the championship which, after all, is the fwnix>st global economic cooperation unit. i would like to use, before inviting president li to take the floor, i would like to inform you also that our traditional meeting of the new champions will take place in n tanchen on the 26th to the 28th of june this year, again, co hosted with our chinese friends. and now, please welcome the vice president of the people's republic of china, li yuanchao. [ applause ] >> translator: professor schwab, di

the winds will be sustained at 20-40 mph with gusts to near 50 mph. considerable blowing and drifting snow is possible sustained at 20-40 mph with gusts to near 50 mph. considerable blowing and drifting snow is possible tuesday and wednesday. coming up... an eastern iowa point 6-12" of snow is likely strong. the winds will be sustained at 20-40 mph with tuesday and wednesday. city council woman's dog is shot, twice -- was the shooting malicious? then - find out how scientists are trying to fight a dangerous disease that's rapidly spreading and has a strong connection to birth defects. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in bassett, horton, eldorado and all of eastern iowa --------- --------- a family trip... it's not easy to afford them. he put $2200 on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place on immigration... bad judgment. marco rubio: just too many questions. right to rise usa is r

those are sustained winds, but above 25 and 30 miles an hour. if you step outside, you'll notice sprinkles here or there. i ran in to a couple driving in to work, but mainly that is going away as the rain is driving here. but there is a freeze warning in effect for tomorrow morning, and it does include our northern viewing area all the way down to lake county. by the way, a wind advisory for today. northwest winds at 20 to 40 miles an hour across florida, blustery conditions. we'll top off in the lower 50s today. nearly 20 degrees below average. it is going to be cool, we'll talk about what it will feel like in the afternoon at wind chill value, back here in a couple minutes, daralene? >>> investigating a shooting near north simmeron and east colonial drive. deputies say the victim pulled in to a hookah lounge after 2:00 this morning. he he had been shot in the torso. victims say he was shot near the diamond club. he was taken to orlando medical center we are died -- where he died. incidents are working to find the exact location of the shooting

the 17th sustainment brigade will be supporting operations in the middle east. fox5's les krifaton joins us from the newsroom - and les - for many of these national guard members - this is their first deployment. almost three quarters of the guard members, both men and women....are first timers and will be coming home as veterans. the long year of being away from family and friends started with this morning's ceremony. on behalf of a grateful state and nation we are proud of you and thankful for your service governor brian sandoval attending and speaking at the mobilization ceremony for members of our nevada national guard was an honor it just makes me burst with pride. the men and women of the 17th sustainment bridgade and nevada national guard going off for a year to defend our freedooms and defend of our country. the governor joined thousands of families and friends at the mandalay bay events center to say goodbye to the 250 men and women from our national guard who are deploying for a year to kuwait. they will also support operations in jordan, qatar, united

in less than an hour greg fishel hosted a town hall meeting about forging a sustainable future. it happened tonight at 7 in the wral 3d theater at the north carolina museum of natural sciences. he will be joined from the white house and the museum. afterwards meet greg and the other experts. >> should be an excellent event tonight. thanks for getting interested in this and a great opportunity. >> greg is there so amy is here. >> i'd love to be there. we have a lot going on in the weather world. a couple of storm systems headed our way. tomorrow brings the potential for rain. i know we had a beautiful bright sunny day today. tomorrow not so much. taking a look at temperatures right now. starting off with this because we are starting to see 45 degrees currently in louis burg, chilly in south hill at 42 degrees. 51 at the t.v. studios in raleigh and durham. 53 in irwin and fayetteville so still very comfortable. temperatures well above normal today. many of you in the 60s normal is 50 so very nice. here's a live look at our sky cam. the sun was set and pretty ones today. the sunset

as you note that's not a sustainable solution in the long term. could you elaborate on the broader aspects and impacts on the readiness as a result of deferring noncritical costs? >> the long term -- so, when we take risks now, we're pushing that risk out. and so we keep an eye on that very closely and that long-term risk, as we move forwards that, that becomes what we focus on. what we're putting ourselves into is a reactive mode. we don't as much look forward and are ahead of the problem and prioritize. we become reactive. so we get to the point now where we don't fix things, repair facilities, infrastructure that is required -- that we know is required until it breaks. so that means we take money away from things that we have programmed for to fix the now if it is an operational facility. we just had this week a boiler system go down for a child development center, so we weren't expecting that. we took those funds from something else to get that facility back up to take care of our families and get those families back in that cdc. i don't know

we've got sustained winds out of the west at 18 miles per hour. they've turned out of the northwest at 18 miles per hour sustained in asheville. as we took the temperature it it is 40 in asheville, 49 in greenville, 40 spartanburg. we will step you to the next several hours. we get down to freezing at midnight and it's mid to upper 20s in the morning. we will talk about more about what to expect in a few moments. ordering? -- gordon? >>> a woman found shot in the head. >> springville deputies have still not found the person responsible. the victim's husband found her. the victims far -- car was found. the incident has led -- left neighbors on edge but we have learned there may be a break in the case. >> dave you spoke with the sheriff's office. what did they tell you? >> within the last hour, stephanie bachelor's condition has been upgraded to serious. this is a difficult case to investigate because there information or suspect information. the latest tip has led them right here by me to the tiger river. >> reporter: five days after stephanie bach