and payments into social serity sysms and all of the government programs. palm oil is more valuable than the forest right now because of the way we value forests. >> while indonesia is looking to scale up its production of palm oil, this will come at a great cost. it will come at a great cost to the environment and the ecosystem. >> with their old homes deforested, elephants and other wildlife have to move somewhere. it's here in farming villages that humans and elephants collide. in aceh, communities rely on agriculture, and when elephants begin eating those crops, conflicts become deadly. >> [speaking local languag >> loss of life isn'tew to the people of aceh. for over 30 years, violent clashes occurred between rebels and the jakarta government, until 2004, when a peace treaty was signed. over 15,000 people died in that conflict. two ars after the peace treaty, aceh was hit by a series of deadly floods, killing dozens. experts believe extensive logging in the surroundinhills caused the floods. >> [speaking local language] >> after such adversity, many communi

process it's terrible for the environment. but palm oil can also be produced in less harmful ways so recess a runs a small family farm. the oil spear fruit for twenty five years but they can't be harvested until three or four years after planting so it's a long term investment. as gimmicky i decided to go into oil upon a production miami's ago this will be my pension and we can harvest it until i die he's going to look at that so much up and. his family is large and they can harvest the fruit all year round. what they've garnered here earns them around ten euros. and the parts of the plants that can't be turned into oil are used to make natural fertilizer. these oil plans are organically grown out of necessity factory back at it well actually i don't use chemicals and besides i don't even have money to buy any i mean much so we rely purely on our own traditional methods . among side the palms he grows pineapples and cashews they not only provide food for his family the crop to versity is also better for the soil. today sorry sesay has

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and we did send detectives over to the palms. they talked to them. they said shauna is one of the best employees they had. >> reporter: but something happened after she left the palms. so what? >> shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw her at work and followed her home? >> there we are. >> of course, as the husband, george would have to be considered a possible suspect, too. so detectives pulled him aside, interviewed him right on the spot. >> george, do you understand the statement's being recorded? >> i understand. >> and you understand we want to talk to you about what happened this morning? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: george told the detectives that when he saw the garage door open, he had their daughter hang back while he went inside. >> i saw shauna's feet. just laying there frozen-looking. and, in my job, i know what that means. >> okay. are you a paramedic? >> i'm an emti firefighter. >> reporter: their daughter, thank god, didn't see anything, said george. he rushed her out to the street. >> i didn't know if there was somebody there.

palm beach. he will spend the holidays at his mar a lago resort in palm beach. nate are oust session, but they left plenty of unfinished business behind. let's discuss this and more with rick santorum and to former president obama. for coming in, you see all the concerns and they could lose the house and the senate. how worried should your fellow republicans be? >> less worried now that they got the bill passed. this will be their signature accomplishment and i hope they get more done. if you listened to mitch mcconnell, they don't sound like they want to do any more. he said we are pretty much done unless they get bipartisan things done. the chances are pretty small. this is what mitch mcconnell thinks they will run on. it will help them, but my recommendation is, keep working. you have a lot more work to do and people will take a crack at health care and do something on infrastructure. there a lot of other things that need to be done. >> for seven or eight years, middle class families will see a little bit bigger paycheck. that will have a positive impact for t

caucus on the palm and tree in the old valley is not a lofty one but it had a great strategic importance from time immemorial the roots of trade as soldiers and pilgrims crossed here in southern france as early as the sixth century b.c. the hill was settled first by iberian celts then by the romans i women mosaic floor was recently discovered the place was already known as kaka so under the romans proving once again how far sighted they must have been wisely giving my name to the place centuries before i was even born. it was they who fortified the hill and pots of those who lives opposite of to this day. after the romans candidate is a goth and then in the eighth century the arabs which brings us to my i pod in the story i was the daughter of a cyrus and prince. legend has it that in the days when i left here the emperor seana may. in this each the fortress for five long years his on is lay in the valley below the rules over these walls he could not prevail but all provisions ran out. in the end just one last pig remained and one sack of grain i had the pigs stuffed with the grain and h

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both with the placement of the nail hypothetically in the palm and in the wrist. the weight-bearing value always settles upon the wrist, like you see on the shroud, rather than the palm. the palm will just simply tear through. >> he's raised up. imagine the agony of being raised up after your feet and your hands are nailed in. every little movement is agony. the cross was lifted up by ropes and then dropped into a hole to keep it from falling. imagine what that's like. >> one of the difficulties with imagining crucifixion is that we've had 2,000 years of chriiatradition, which sanitizes the cross. we have put jesus in nice church buildings, have crosses made of gold, and it prevents us of thinking through what crucifixion actually involved. when we pause and look at the historical nature of the crucifixion and remember what the romans were trying to do by humiliating and torturing people, for a moment, we see it as something quite difficult. something appallingly painful and utterly humiliating. >> the weight of the body pulls on the arms, making breathing increas

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to kill the corporation managing the palm in the world the crisis is more than financial overdevelopment is totally liquidated by his natural sand resources and you think we'll find of course dubai is on the edge of the doesn't they've got old asylum they need like all the gulf states dubai has sand everywhere so why doesn't the emirates simply help itself to the desert. does it say and is the wrong color end of sand for building a lot of fishel islands why because deserts and all the grains have been blown around by the wind and is typically very round a very smooth if you want to use it to build an island they don't stick together you need sand that that is more angular rougher rougher age say that naturally sticks together. see sand is perfect for island building and construction but it's in limited supply sand is not a sustainable resource. although its own stocks are exhausted dubai is far from given up. the burj khalifa at the time of construction the world's tallest building was built with sand from half a world away. we have a saying in english which is selling sand to the arabs

class a social satire a portrait of the president that you won't forget in a hurry after winning the palme d'or the highest prize at the con film festival it now has a good shot at the european film awards. the hunger area and love story on body and soul has been nominated for three awards it's a mythical romance between maria and director two introverts who work together at a slaughterhouse they slowly realize their soul mates they even have the same dream every night. in the. students in. the film demonstrates the strength of love with poetic often enigmatic images that earned it the golden bear at the berlin film festival. melancholic finish director aki karas makis entry the other side of hope follows the fate of a syrian refugee in helsinki a lonely restaurant owner decides to help him just. my bedroom. no way so walked. for a time the two of them share a common destiny as always cars maki believes in hope in the face of adverse conditions his film has been nominated for two awards. three films that ask big questions all of them would be deserving winners. or reminder of the top stori

the palm springs international film festival. >> our very own mary hart will host the event. the gala will honor some old and some new school stars including a wonder woman. gal gadot is kicking off the new year as the festival's rising star award recipient. past winners include jennifer lawrence and alicia vikander. all went on to get oscar nods. alicea even won. so weno major foreshadowing when it comes to the academy awards. >> i made you a champion. and you hate me for it. >> reporter: allison janney's performance in "i, tonya" is already receiving oscar buzz so no big surprise she's getting the spotlight award. >> i'm very, very excited and thrilled. >> also being honored at the exhibit, jessica chastain, gary oldman and mary j. blige for her breakout performance in "mudbound." set in the south after world war ii. >> i don't want you working for them. >> i won't be working for them. i'll be working for us. i was prepared for this character since i was a child. my mom sent me down south every summer. >> she follows in the footsteps of lupita nyong'o, jennifer hudson and l

we're keeping tabs on >>> superior accuracy in the palm of your hand. the new accuweather app from abc 7 news. minute-by-minute forecasts keeping you safe. search accuweather and download now. >>> good morning to you. heading out of town you won't run into any delays in terms of precipitation, 61 later on. 74 in los angeles. more sunshine. it looks like more mild weather for the next several days. back home if you are heading up to the sierra nevada overnight lows in the 20s. partly cloudy. warmer for your thursday. look at the afternoon high, upper 50s. >> lisa, thank you. right now it is illegal in california for an alcohol company to provide a ride home to someone who has been drinking at an event but that will change come january 1st. >> the movement to change the law began in the south bay with evan lowe. he believes the new rule will help prevent drunk driving. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo explains. >> reporter: when planning for the super bowl in santa clara evan lowe saw something in california law he didn't like. >> during this time it bec

main harvest season from august to december, the farmer's son climbs up to 100 palms a day to pick acai. the berries need six months to ripen. since costa stopped cutting the forest, the harvest has increased. the trees protect each other from the sun and stop the fruits drying out. rosivaldo: in the past this was just a husk, without much juice. today, they are juicier. a protected area like this one brings more juice. bianca: but the farmers had to be persuaded to try this cultivation method. beraca supported the farmers and now benefits from their higher yields. for these high-quality acai, the company pays almost double the price earned from conventionally farmed berries. beraca tested the economic impact as part of the t.e.e.b. project, which stands for the economics of ecosystems and biodiversity. the brazilian ministry of the environment, the national industrial association, and the german agency for international cooperation, or g.i.z., are involved. luciana: the teeb approach is to look at natural resources in economic terms, because most of them have had no clear valu

post,on the palm beach their reporting about mar-a-lago on their front page. the post investigation, trump and taxes. the piece, is the mar-a-lago tax deal failed from tax review? big deal to turn mar-a-lago into a private club binged on inactive charity crafted to skirt irs scrutiny and deliver for trump a seven year tax break. the sure trump could get $5.7 million deduction, america's future president and lawyers left out those details from the written agreements with town officials. the palm beach post rights -- the deal, which took shape in public meetings over several months in 1993, provides the best look at trump's largest form of charity: an obscure and controversial land use reduction known as a preservation easement. read more at the palm beach post website. in kentucky on our democrats line, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, joanne. caller: i just wanted to say that [indiscernible] you are breaking up. sorry about that. just not clear enough. we will go on to massachusetts, john on our democrats line. caller: hi. i was 17 when the m

with the giant palm still under construction flying high in the seemingly endless supply of money and sand embarked on an even more extravagant project. the world. the world is an island paradise would run president had opportunity can be found it is almost as resort official archipelago of three hundred islands designed as a map of the world absorbed fourteen billion dollars and three times as much sand as the palm. the world. a place beyond imagination. today the world is a mirage the work site has been abandoned since the onset of the financial crisis in two thousand and eight. deserted island is now parked in the sun awaiting the uncertain day when millionaire buyers will again descend on to buy and restore its glory. to kill the corporation managing the palm in the world the crisis is more than financial overdevelopment is totally liquidated by his natural sand resources and you think we'll find of course dubai is on the edge of that there's a they've got old asylum they need like all the gulf states dubai has sand everywhere so why doesn't the emirates simply help itself to the

with the palm of your hand. >> back to the meter up. >> back to the meter up use it from your smart phone. now you have to run outside and try to beat the ppa. >> maybe a new fame name, we will explain when this rolls out and it will make our lives easier. >>> also, we can do it? can your kid do it too? we're speaking about messaging on facebook. there is a new configuration, just for that under 13 set. >>> a lot of questions being raised on this one, main question, is it safe for your little won. we will have that straight ahead. lets get a check of the road this morning with bob kelly. >> good morning, hello, delco, live look at 95 in delaware, see the road, this morning, come on, good traffic jam that we can get you started this morning, let it snow? maybe it will rain, sueby has that forecast when we come >>> welcome back. we're learning one person is dead after a massive wild fire burning here in california. the fire has burn at least 5,000 acres in ventura county, california, northwest of los angeles. a mandatory evacuation has been issued for more than 400 homes. the l.a. cou

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middle class a social satire a portrait of the present that you won't forget in a hurry after winning the palme d'or the highest prize at the con film festival it now has a good shot at the european film awards. the hunger area and love story on body and soul has been nominated for three awards it's a mythical romance between maria and director two introverts who work together at a slaughterhouse they slowly realize their soul mates they even have the same dream every night. the film demonstrates the strength of love with poetic often enigmatic images that earned it the golden bear at the berlin film festival. melancholic finish director aki chorus marquees entry the other side of hope follows the fate of a syrian refugee in helsinki a lonely restaurant owner decides to help him this is my bed. no way so. for a time the two of them share a common destiny as always caras maki believes in hope in the face of adverse conditions his film has been nominated for two awards. three films that ask big questions of them would be deserving winners. to paris now where the city is at a standstill as it says

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where premier been can wear it won the palme d'or. our favorite for best european actress this year is polar bear the twenty two year old wowed us with her performance as a war with influx from director. michael. so fingers crossed for paula and the other nominees for the european film awards check out our website will be reporting from the event live here in berlin december ninth and unveiling the winners on our facebook page that's all for this until next time i'll see at the movies. news. group. what drives the economy. to see a drug. made in germany always has its finger on the pulse. of the market. go to. george. w. . bush hole d w one hour. for global insight the news out for local heroes. w made for mines i'm a mother like two billion other mothers and. around the world i have one wish the best for my child. but in a society in which breastfeeding is often frowned upon and ads for formula abound where profit is more important than my baby's well being how do i know how.

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sin gets very far, stan can already see where the map is going. thee palm of the center is the whole map and beyond the hand's edges, beyond the village of kwan, of qang, atlantic ocean, mississippi, colorado, city of colorado springs where stan parker come to rest in his final chapters, he is laying out days, one more day to figure out what happened to him as 21-year-old from gary, indiana. now to mr. sin's hand, foursquare inches of his palm where hen written in ink the se where stan parker's helicopter crashed, all of it right there, literally in the palm of his enemy's hand. it occurs to me mr. sin is maybe only person on the planet who remembers this moment that hadn'teder stan with the -- haunted stan with the same level that stan parker has remembered it. isn't that something? so. >> that's fabulous. [applause] >> oh, thank you. >> i have so many questions on that. as a fellow author -- but what were you, what was going through your mind as you're watching that? that was like you can't ask for a scene like that? >> i was videotaping it as well, and i

where premier than can wear it won the palme d'or. our favorite for best european actress this year is polar bear the twenty two year old wunderkind wowed us with her performance as a war with influx from director plus one. like it. so fingers crossed for paula back and the other nominees for the european film awards check out our website but will be reporting from the event live here in berlin december ninth and unveiling the winners on our facebook page that's all for this until next time i'll see at the movies. women in the driver's seat revolution at the vatican for the first time ever a woman heads this institution jessa is director of the vatican museum. point mint is a sensation but how far has gender equality progressed is patriarchy gradually crumbling women on the inside tell it all. next on d w. creative and political courageous stories at the berlin only college campus. in gauged in the fight for equality and justice and against censorship hatred and violence. filmic. there is fighting for their cause. our special program.

where premiered in chaos where it won the palme d'or. our favorite for best european actress this year is. the year old wowed us with her performance as a war with. so fingers crossed for paula and the other nominees for the european film awards check out our website will be reporting from the event live here in berlin december ninth and unveiling the winners on our facebook page that's all for this until next time i'll see at the movies. quadriga the international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week russia has been banned from the upcoming winter olympics in south korea i made an allegation is of widespread state back to doping how will most of the respondent world impact of the announcement of on russia's hosting of next summer's so-called world cup find out on quadriga. quadriga next on d w. style glamour and the famous. chanel presenting miti a dash oh in hamburg the hometown of design a car like a fellow knuckle touching homecoming here in this blended album philharmonic it's chilly northern german city and the

our greatest desire, every single child on planet earth has access to a world class education in the palmre hoping to be back next you to see how the teams get along. for now it is time to say goodbye. we have brought some biscuits to say thank you. and suddenly the difficulties the team will face when they arrive became clear. we just 20 or so tablets per village, there simply won't be enough for everyone to take part. to reduce potentialjealousy, the tablets will be locked to only run the educational software, but everyone wants one. a village mamma has been chosen to settle any dispute. and the scheme‘s partners, unesco, will be asking some other important questions about tablets too. we are doing assessments of the social and emotional impact of such learning, because we expect some criticism from that side. we are engaging with the psychologists, anthropologists, educationalists, to try to understand what does it do to the child? is it an option that is ethical because children go to school, they are socialised also, it is not only the cognitive learning, it is learning to be part of

the white house. we begin with abby phillip in west palm beach, florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill. well, the president is fresh off that big tax cut victory and looking toward another campaign promise hoping to work on infrastructure come january. the white house tells us they will unveil a major infrastructure proposal toward the middle of the month and make it a big part of the president's state of the union address before the nation and both he houses of congress before january. it will look like $200 billion on spending over the next 10 years on infrastructure projects. it will hopefully spur $800 billion in private sector money toward infrastructure projects as well is. despite the fact that some democrats have in the past expressed openness in working with the president on this one, they are already seeing $200 billion is simply not enough money to achieve what they're hoping to do as far as infrastructure is concerned. and as far as bipartisanship, the white house is looking at health care again. according to the president in a t

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the palm trees, the embers keep flying every which way. everyone was evacuated here. guys, i quickly want to tell you, i was driving here this morning up the 101 northbound. when you come over the hill, you can start seeing this fire. i want to give you a sense of the magnitude. i could start seeing flames down south there. we are north of the city of ventura, on the northern part, south of highway 33 here. this entire area, from then to here, from down south, it's burning at this hour. it is zero percent containment. this is what we are dealing with. it is staggering to see. it is devastating. from the city of ventura, jonathan gonzalez, back to you. >> thank you. let's get more on the winds. not only are the winds -- >> you saw from our sister station, knbc. they continue to monitor what's going on with the fire. right now, we want a live view from up above the area. traffic is moving along there. we want to get you to video into the news room about that fast-moving fire that came through. you saw there, moments ago, in that live report, this is that medical facilit

the other thing we reached out to the palm beach sheriff's office, which is helping with the protection of the president. they, too, could not tell us where this box truck came from. but pam, it seems pretty clear that someone did not want us to get any pictures of the president on the links today. >> that's for sure. all right. ryan nobles, thanks so much. >>> "outfront" now, former director of black outreach in the bush white house, paris dennard and former philadelphia mayor, michael nutter. gentlemen, great to see you. our discussion yesterday was any indication, i think tonight we're going to have a very lively discussion as well. i want to talk to you, paris, first. because as we were just talking about, look, no doubt the president has had accomplishments in his first year in office, but he's saying repeatedly he surpassed truman for the most legislation signed in the first year. that isn't true. he has signed 96 bills, but that's behind several presidents. should he stop repeating this when the facts show otherwise? >> well, you know, i think if the president is saying this, r i

the northeast corner of the island near avenue of the palms. the fire department is still trying to figure out how the truck got into the water. >>> police in antioch have a homicide case on their hands tonight. officers got a call about a man lying on empire mines road at about 2:30 this morning. they found him with gunshot wounds. police have not released the name of the victim. they say the investigation is in its early stages, and so far, there's no word of a motive. >>> one person is dead, and another is injured after a nasty early morning crash in the east bay. it happened around 3:00 a.m. on 880 in davis street in san leandro. when police got there, the white dodge charger crashed and burst into flames. the chp says speed may have been a factor. >> we have a witness report that saw this vehicle pass him at a high rate of speed, and shortly thereafter lose control. it struck the guardrail, here on the right side, and then collided into the pole here. >> reporter: officers say the passenger was taken to the hospital. >>> a live look at the

. >> hollywood hair >>> the palm springs international film festival just announced they will honor > that is actress bella thorne sharing the moment she got her new eyebrows. she got them tattooed on. it's all the rage in hollywood. so we're saying, hey, if it works if for bella, maybe it will were for carly steel. >> my first client was kinsey crawford. i asked her if i could shave her eyebrows. >> for more than 20 years, an stay sha did the the eyebrows of hollywood's elite. >> all the kardashians and everyone else. sharen stone to aam clooney. >> product after product by her cult tolling and now he's kicking things up a notch for those not blessed with big drous. >> it's a tattoo that creates stokes of hair. >> first, happen out the draws. >> here's the numbing cream. >> fill it in witiny needles. >> once the skin is opened up, i'm rubbing the ink on it. letting it sit to the ink goes into the isolated areas i just scraped. >> on a pain scale, i give it like a 4. >> is that from 1 to 5 or 1 to 10? >> 1 to 10. >> we're taking off the ink. this will show me if i did it right or not.

one particularly tragic incident in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven a sailing vessel called the palm sank in the atlantic ocean during a hurricane eighty men died some were still quite young. colby or st james church is one of five large churches in the center of the town i'll come back later than it's supposed to be a really trying quill here. we'll continue by strolling through loop express to fleet decorated old town. the town hall dates back to the thirteenth century altered over the centuries it combines a variety of architectural styles just across the way i grip the chance to treat myself to the taste of christmas which is available in many shapes and sizes. big mars upin is known the world over need a go it's probably the most famous manufacturer. the building also houses a small mars opinions even i've arranged to meet a company spokesperson here. but what does more as a parent have to do with christmas year germany they go hand in hand there and yes they're very closely linked marzipan still is most popular at christmas historically that was partly because the two ingredien

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the awards gala at the palm springs international film festival. and here's a preview. icking off the new year as the festival's rising star award recipient. >> i'm here. >> past winners jennifer lawrence, ruth negga, and alicia vikander all went on to get oscar nods. alicia even won. we know the festival does some major foreshadowing when it comes to the academy awards. >> i made you a champion. >> allison janney's performance in i, tonya is already receiving oscar buzz, so no brig surprise she's getting the spotlight award. >> i'm very excited and thrilled. >> also being honored at the event, which is sponsored by american express and cadillac, jessica chastain, gary oldman, and mary j. blige. >> i don't want you working for them. >> i won't be working for them. i'll be working for us. >> i prepared for this character after since i was a child. >> she follows in the footsteps of lupita nyong'o and last year's recipient, mahershala. another nominees include saoirse ronan for lady bird. >> i feel like everything we did sort of clicked into place. >> and 2018 is already s