sealfficial state proclaims us the great state of new york. us is how dobefore we define great. "great"ork, we define by the size of one's heart and the depth of one's character. is what "great" means in new york. we will not tolerate hate in our state. that's what makes us great. what makes us great, what makes , andeat is that we believe our credo is not only i love new york, but new york loves you. that's what new york is about. that we reject the path of divide and conquer and accept the path that says unify and grow. that is what new york has done time and time again throughout history. this nation was in a dark period, whenever this nation was searching for its soul, they looked to new york, and new york showed the way. we showed the way when we led the women's suffrage movement, and with the first call for women's equality. we led the way after the factory fire when we said safety for all workers and workers rights have to be a priority. we led the way for the gay rights movement after stonewall because we had true quality into equality and love does not discriminate. we s

our official state seal, our official state seal proclaims us the great state of new york. the question before us is how do we define great? in new york we define great by the size of one's heart and the depth of one's character. that is what great means in new york. what makes new york, we will not tolerate hate in our state. that is what makes us great. what makes us great, and our credo is, not only i love new york but new york love you. that is what new york is about. the we reject the path of divide and conquer and accept the path that says unify and grow. that is what new york has done time and time again throughout history. whenever this nation was in a dark period. whenever this nation was searching for its soul, they looked to new york and new york showed the way. we show the way when we let the women's suffrage movement at seneca falls and the first call for women's equality. we led the way right after the triangle factory fire when we said safety for all workers and workers rights have to be a priority. we led the way for the gay rights movement after stonewall, b

they will have all the day's news, business and sport. stay with us on bbc news.. the latest headlines: heavy snowfall and strong winds have led to the deaths of more than 1a people across europe. there are avalanche alerts for parts of austria and the alps. 0pposition leader felix tshisekedi has been declared the winner in the democratic republic of congo's tightly contested presidential election. mike pompeo is in the middle east. he is expected to deliver a speech in cairo later today. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian which refers to theresa may's increasingly "boxed in" position after losing a second parliamentary vote this week. she must now provide a plan b within 3 days should her deal be voted down on tuesday. 0n the front page of the japan times is an article onjapan‘s stake in brexit. prime minister shinzo abe meets with mrs may today and is expected to publically support her efforts but also to urge her to do everything she can to prevent no—deal brexit, which co

let new york use the frustration of the social depression to pass a new justice agenda for racial and economic justice and he let's us address our issues, our very real issues with a progressive agenda, not a regressive agenda and an agenda that moves us forward and unites us forward and together not backward then divided. within my first 100 days, i will propose to the new democratic legislation the most progressive agenda this state has ever seen period. from voting reforms in new york to protecting a woman's rights issues to better gun laws to healthcare projection to legalizing marijuana to protecting the labor movement to a green new deal to real criminal justice reform, we will make history and new york will move forward, not by building a wall my friends, but by building new bridges and building new airports and creating new middle-class jobs and an economic feature for the next generation and showing us how good we can be at our best when we are together. my friends, our new legislature is thankfully not governed by democrats. i feel liberated, i felt like i was fighting with

here or e—mail news watch you can treat us at news watch bbc and watchtions of interviews on our website at the address for that is bbc .co .uk/ news watch. that's all from us and we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week, goodbye. good evening, very mixed fortunes today in the sunset —— sunshine, for some the skies remained, the clear and we got to see some scenes like this one. this was from a weather watcher interested but further north in cumbria the skies were much greater, a lot of crowd around and i think as we head through the weekend, it is grounds that will tend to win out, it will stay largely dry but it will often be quite cloudy. we have got an area of high pressure for me in charge at the moment it's been here for the last few days. the areas of crowd just circulating around it and i think even in those places where the skies have been clear, parts of the west cou ntry skies have been clear, parts of the west country for example up into wales and the midlands will tend to bring a bit more cutting us when yo

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new. they not used to that is not planning forfive new. very precise goals, so all this uncertainty is very new to the chinese people and therefore affecting their consumption. chinese people and therefore affecting their consumptionm chinese people and therefore affecting their consumption. if you ta ke affecting their consumption. if you take a look at the latest economic reports, it is starting to impact the consumer. the latest one, chinese car sales falling for the first time in more than 20 years. yes, yes, clearly. this is due to be high degree of uncertainty, because if you feel uncertain about your job prospects, your income, you will hold off the big—ticket consumption. briefly, the bottom line, will a solution be made between me too biggest economies in the world is before the first of march? —— between the two biggest. not a resolution on the kory sheets. that was amy yuan zhuang. you‘re watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: police in australia make an arrest over dozens of suspicious packages sent to for

a blowout in bosn and a thriller in new orleans leaves us with some great match-ups for heampionship weekend in t nfl. in new orleans, the patriots jumped outo an early lead over the chargers. the game was pretty much over by halftime. the final score, 41-28. didn't see that coming. tom brady a the patriots will play the chiefs on f sundayor a shot at the sup bowl. >>> in new orleans, action, much more exciting. the saints and eagles were neck and neck all ampbfternoon. the eagles came up short right there with an interception for the saints. the saints pulled out a close win and will host the l.a. rams at the superdome on sunday. some great match-ups thers i alw said the chiefs and the rams would end up in the super bowl. >> a big game. who knows? >>> the nfl confirmed that maroon 5 will headline this year's super bowl halftime show in atlanta. >>s scott and big boi from outkast will take the stage. february 3rd. >>> this weekend, the snowstorm did not keep people away from the telemundo n 4 health and fitness expo. >> it was packed. people came on sunday, too. a lot of people taking

a very warm welcome and a happy new year to you from all of us here at r.t. international thanks for joining us this morning however it's a somber new year's day in the central russian city of magnitogorsk people there was still coming to terms with the tragic collapse of an apartment block in the early hours of monday morning at least eight people died in the fate of dozens more remain unknown. the search and rescue operation in magnates of course has been suspended teams there are trying to secure the remainder of the building against further collapse our correspondent don off was at the scene earlier this morning. the rescue and search operation is still ongoing as you can clearly see behind me in fact it hasn't stopped for a minute and the rescuers worked overnight searching for anybody who could still be trapped under the rubble now the figure of people still unaccounted for stands at thirty seven so it has slightly climbed up from yesterday new estimates have come in those people still haven't made contact with the rescuers here although all around us w

the government is using new legal tactics to take on china. could elon musk be the voice of reason in u.s.-china relations? we will bring you the latest out of his meeting with the chinese premier. first, our top story. 2019, supposed to be the year of big new tech ipo's. slack.eft, palantir, with the u.s. government shutdown hitting its 19th day, the u.s. ipo market could be facing a slowdown. the sec is one of several federal agencies down to a skeleton staff. just how much of a delay are we talking about? for that, we have the bloomberg managing editor for u.s. deals in new york. elizabeth, how bad is the situation? >> if you think back to the end of last year, we were talking about how 2019 could be this huge banner year for big ipos, particularly these tech ipos. we knew that hoover and lift had filed with the sec. what the shutdown means is that none of the paperwork is getting looked at. companies can put in basic filings, but with the staffer load there is no one to review them or get back to the company's feedback or what else they mi

in france president mccrone used his new speech to hit head extremist elements in the country. winners of all see we beery in straight division and anger broke out to anger against injustices against the course of a sometimes in comprehensible globalization against an administrative system that's become too complex and lacking in empathy there was also anger against profound changes that call into question our society's identity and direction this anger has shown me one thing no matter how excessive or overflowing it is we will not quit because message didn't go down well with opposition leaders who called it an imposter and accuse him of being out of touch with the french people with origins in paris were primed to total war unrest on new year's eve last night with twelve thousand police officers on standby in the end very few protesters turned out and those who did were blocked from joining the celebrations in central paris french publisher and author eric warfield believes the demonstrations though will resume again. with all the blunders the government and the especially th

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small still don't call me a new role the rules of play to include expected two thousand the like you could still see when the french government if the boy in school can use. paris. the cake yeah. it's delicious. and tomorrow still to come including new year's revelers who are targeted in japan but the details for you after the break. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm sure i'll see you then. you know world of big movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to use in japan say a minivan was deliberately driven at revelers in central tokyo just minutes into the new year the attack left e

here or e—mail news watch you can treat us at news watch bbc and watcheditions of interviews on our website at the address for that is bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us and we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week, goodbye. hello, once again. just because a big area of high pressure is dominating the weather across many parts of the british isles, and it's dry for many, it doesn't mean to say that we're all in the same boat. as we see here, quite a transformation in the day, once the cloud peeled away to reveal those gloriously blue skies. but, if you kept the cloud right throughout the day, well, then it was pretty leaden fare, despite the fact, as i say, it was dry for the most part. and here we are, many of us through the course of the weekend, again, largely dry, often cloudy. and that's because there's quite a lot of moisture trapped in the lower levels of the atmosphere, under the influence of the high pressure there. a frontal system will eventually show its hand across the north—western quarter of the brit

i think the key is for us to find new uses for a new alliance. for example using them as lamps and decorations for interior design . perhaps we use vision maybe the best way to avoid losing an art form so closely linked to hong kong. stay in asia we've had a rocky start into the new year for japanese investors monika i know terry they only started trading today they had a quite a long holiday and the stock markets they have tumbled as they reopened after the new year holiday the nikkei index lost almost two point three percent a stick knology and it's funny. in the first trading day of twenty nine thousand as many investors fear that apple's dial quarterly warning could tom the global economy despite these worries japan stock exchange head yours has said that he was optimistic the market would pick up in twenty nineteen he said that's as he rang the bell to begin trading for the gap no other major indices in the region most notably hong kong's hang seng and shanghai composite ended the session with games of that on strong data from china's private

potentially using new sensors to detect enemy missiles when launched. >> in a time of rapidly evolving threats, we mustour de as new questions are being raised by the trump administration's decision to pull all 2,000 american troops out of syria wednesday. four of them were killed. >> this rapid withdrawal, without a plan or a strategy, puts our troops in danger. >> reporter: the white house offering condolences over the deaths, but insisting isis has been defeated. >> there is one person or a group that is responsible for the death of these americans. an evil group called isis that came from an evil group called al qaeda, and decided to walk in and blow themselves up, and not wear about americans or civilians. >> it was postponed for unexpected reasons. lucas tomlinson, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> a lot of eyes on the rivers ine north bay. despite the rain starting to subside. officials are starting to keep a look out for flooding. some resident his a little fun with it. but others did not expect the water to rise so fast. the napa, russian and petaluma rivers are just starring to recede. n

thank you for joining us, happy new year to you. your first prediction, that democrats will stoke economic fears and scare us towards this recession. >> we have an economy where the fundamentals are terrific, they are very good and the president has a lot of credit to take for that, tax cuts, regulatory relief, second-quarter gdp growth of 4.2% in the past year that just left us. kind of done too much and anything short of that could be perceived as failure. we have volatility in the stock market as a trade wars going on, the government shutdown and democrats will capitalize on that and they are going, what we will see is reemergence of james carville's it's the economy, stupid. not really looking at the fundamentals but looking at the things that are making the news right now, the engine still chugging along quite well. heather: based on news coverage will it be based in reality? some of these polls yesterday on the economy, 51% of people think the direction of the country is pretty good. >> absolutely. there is no great malaise or

prime minister's used her new year address to try and drum up support for her ongoing divorce deal so successful that was a look at the rest of us when we come back. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i'll be here out there time for some major predictions following twelve months guaranteed to be one hundred percent accurate. again good evening from moscow it's been a rocky ride for the british prime minister and the brics a deal and she seized on the opportunity then of her new year's speech to try to rally some more support new here is the time to look ahead and in two thousand and ninety the u.k. will start a new chapter the brakes deal i have negotiated it delivers on the vote it's a push people in the next few weeks and these will have an important decision to make if politic backs the deal britain can turn a corner. still hangs in the balance according to international trade secretary minister liam fox surging britain's to get behind the prime minister or face t

us. hi. >> happy new year. >> so fun. i love people think we're that fun. actually we are that fun. you should see us after the show. what number are we on? i stopped counting. i think we're all on seven. >> i stopped counting. i'm using a straw now. so if you're at home, do a shot or a little vodka. soda with a little lime. >> how's your year been, my dear? >> it's been tough. calm down, boomer. every day having to talk politics and i'm not a political reporter. so i've had to talk politics every day and i see people on the street and i'm sure you as well, they want to talk politics. >> all the time. >> my goodness, when everyone wants to talk about him and i and we're like can i just go home and watch the great british baking show with my husband? that might have been what i did all last week in costa rica. >> tim and i have a no trump rule at the house. >> do you? >> yeah, for the holidays. we're like we're not talking about it. and my mom is obsessed. she watches cnn religiously. >> i love your mom. no piercings yet o

our use the hash tag a.j. news grid our handle is a.j. english we're also on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera you can send us a message on whatsapp or telegram apos nine seven four five zero triple one one four nine now greek prime minister a degree prime minister that is alexis tsipras has hailed a historic day after his parliament agreed on a landmark deal with neighboring macedonia so greece has long argued that use of the term macedonia implied territorial claims on its own province which has the same name seen here in orange so under the deal macedonia will not be called the republic of north macedonia or the settlement hopes to end the twenty eight year old dispute between the two countries and the macedonian prime minister's iran ziad has congratulated his agreed counterpart and he tweeted this take a look congratulations my friend alexis tsipras together with our peoples we reached a historic victory johnson is covering the story joining us from athens but not everyone is happy that this is a d

brazil is about to inaugurate its new president. joins us live from the capital brasilia on inauguration day. to dish every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories and of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the welts jannah that's right out of the script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all. as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most in bad news a free palestine. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combat sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge for india. on disease. j.-a bazza narrow is sworn in as brazil's new president with promises to crack down on corruption and improve the economy. this is al jazeera live from doha for the back to the bar also ahead china's president xi jinping makes a speech address to the people of taiwan saying both sides of the strait should reaganites u.

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andrea walker a political commentator and new york observer columnist told us there's a risk this new microsoft microsoft tool might actually be exploited. well i think we all have a bottle to prevent fake gives i mean you look through the newspapers talking about brags it's in the past couple of weeks and it's not see crazy some of the things they've come out with so i think we all have a duty to try and prevent that fate from getting out there but look you know there is also an issue with it being used against minority outlets i think it's important for every customer to read the terms and conditions of any of these systems to understand where they're happy with what may be said what may be acceptable from one person's point of view is all exceptional from another and i think this is an issue that we need to address. the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe has condemned the use of show ria law in europe it questions whether the traditional muslim code is in step with basic human rights. certain chaddy our rules are clearly incompatible with the european convention on hum

more we've heard a big cheer waited to it anything new anyway version of russian involvement the american public have said enough with this police give us a new country maybe make it chinese just to mix it up a little but americans are tone deaf when it comes to everything in any they russian. this all comes amid america's longest ever government shutdown over the standoff on funding the president's border wall and some americans are starting to feel the impacts us air traffic controllers are among those who have been working for twenty four days without pay that canadian colleagues have tape taken sympathy ordering them hundreds of pizzas but here's the thing some of tasting during the shutdown is bitterness. we are now in the midst of the longest shutdown the longest government shutdown in u.s. history. airports brisk food inspections at risk america's credit rating the work of the f.b.i. could go on its own. but you have a plan on the shutdown but you on the spot on the plan you would have to understand the facts don't want to make sure i'm from a safety and security for the american people. part of that promise was appalling problem

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news, beijing. our science editor david shukman is here. pput this into historical and scientific context for uswill, david in terms of the significance of the significance of the news today. technically it is a great achievement because the far side of the moon is far more rough than the side we see so landing spacecraft on it without damage is a significant achievement. at the same time they can only do it by having a second spacecraft in orbit already as a relay, the magpie bridge, they charmingly call it. it shows how ambitious they are in space, to have two spacecraft to carry this out. with all the apollo missions the americans carried out in the 60s and 70s, sending i2 americans carried out in the 60s and 70s, sending 12 people to the surface of the moon, an amazing achievement, but they never attempted the far side, considering it to be too difficult, to not have permanent contact by radio with earth. so it marks a step forward. it is only robotic, not people, but it may be on the horizon. on that, will the next boots on the moon be chinese? at the current rate... i was talking to one le

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news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. now: good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m raj mathai. . the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you for being with us. >> we are now moments away from president trump addressing the nation from the oval office. the president will talk about his proposed border wall and the government shutdown. looking at a live picture at the white house, not just mr. trump though. we'll hear from a response from nath president might call a national emergency over what he says are thousands of suspected terrorists coming into america from the u.s. and mexico border. he wants $5 billion in funding for the proposed wall. democrats though are not budging. let's bring in lester holt who is anchoring our special coverage from new york. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight the president will be speaking shortly from the white house, the first prime time speech from the oval office. an extraordinary moment that comes in the midst of a partial government shutdown already the second larges

us. happy new year. >> you too. thank you. >> heather: take a look at this. pretty sad. uts, all of us are actually. it's not an unhappy new year for some officers in kentucky. the lexington police department posting these pics on twitter after their officers responded to a burnt krispy kreme truck. the driver made it out okay. the doughnuts did not. the cops capturing the pics. no words with a crying emoji. sad stuff. thanks. i'm heather childers in for shepard smith. "your world" is next. have a great new year! bye-bye. >> the political story of the decade. >> a remarkable team to be a political journalist in washington d.c. >> we like our presidents to resonate with the majesty of the office. but they're human beings and fallible. >> we're looking at things that could be survived. >> lying will get you in trouble. >> massively disappointed and angry. you put risk with something like that. >> there's risk such as the constitution and risk as an impeachable offense. >> the truth will come out. the american public never heard about it. >> bill clinton and the media hand t

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he was receptive to using new ideas like using social media or live streaming speeches."ening might think it is hard to imaginethat he knows much about instagram and facebook when he grew up in the generation that had to rely on shortwave the and the telegraph. yes, but, i mean, he is always adaptive to changes. i remember during the times of the election when we didn't have control of the media, it was monopolised by the government, we didn't have a lot of resources like the ruling government then, we had to think of unconventional methods to reach out to the community. that is where he really used facebook live. every week we had policy talks which reaches out to hundreds and thousands of people. and during the final day of election his facebook live, there was 270,000 live views, a record high in asean. we do find unique ways to reach out and send a message to the malaysian populace. for a man who is still in touch in the way you describe, and is still engaged and, as you say, is willing to listen to young people and take on board your concerns and adapt the next elect

hello there i'm glad to have you with us with these new edition of record africa brought to you by charles to be quite say about almost all stories today we will meet a young girl in cameroon who produces homemade so i will also learn about an hour but he takes micro plastics in clothes takes time we're coming to you from lagos nigeria and i'm joined by my wonderful colleague from leisha in south africa hello felicia hi nancy that's right i'm finished and it's me and as always i'll be kind of resenting eco africa from johannesburg here are a few more of the topics on today's program. we'll see how d.n.a. tests on crops can help farmers in east africa. learn about a modern way salmon mining precious metals in germany. and hear about efforts to save the last white rhinos in uganda. she's only nineteen but she's already established her own small startup rafael where one produces natural soap encounter in skeptical yellowing day she uses a recipe handed down from her grandmother but her business model. is definitely contemporary she's also got a product online and is already looking into ways

us her. in her new movie. we wish her with all your school or ball or towards or similar or no religion mom no call showing doing hutcheson. or doesn't go. see roads is still eerily empty. but there is splashes of color. if life is hot it's aims less hard than before. thanks to the money coming through office thirty nine. has a nuclear bomb the protects him beyond the border. and now the young dictator is also spending to strengthen his power base in the country. while his ancestors built statues he's building trying it's bowling center swimming pools museums and they police and then those long gun just the links. it appears both korea's secret foreign funds a defacing the sanctions and helping deliver progress in science economics and last stop ups enough to ensure the kim family dictatorship survives its third generation. aboud. in afghanistan billions of dollars of international aid have been donated to girls' education but where has the money gone when east meets girls desperate to learn and asks why is th

didn't know what kind of a disease it was but now i have people who have identified the disease using new technology and within a very short time so i am very happy i've also had this technology can be applied to other crops not just hope or i can use the same technology to test micah savva and. missing you know. school my. nine months after the start of the project the researchers have returned to tanzania to see whether the farmers are faring better the what they're to suffer sids or more virus resistant barrette is and are now taking in dramatically bigger having one head of land now yields up to thirty five tons of the server. this is the best day of my life because i spend hours and hours in a lab and i wonder if anything i'm doing actually makes a difference to anybody and to come out here and see and hear farmers group have enough food to feed their families and now their biggest problem is we have too much to solve and where do we sell it i mean that we've transformed a community from having i think having something the surplus in turn has ecological benefits the big to have his m

new house and senate convenes on thursday. he hinted he was offering and all branch to nancy pelosi. u.k. chronister theresa may used a new year's video message to urgent into brexit. she said britain could turn a corner if parliament backs the deal she has brokered with the e.u. when it both later this month. she will continue discussions this week. italy's president has chastised the populist coalition government programming it spending plan through parliament. used his year and addressed to warn the country's growth debt pile penalizes ordinary citizens. the deputy premier used his own new year's speech to say there's many more to be done on the populist agenda including cutting the pay of politicians. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. debra mao. this is bloomberg. get back to one of our top market stories this hour. the latest gauge on china's manufacturing activity showed a contraction for the first time since may 2017. manufacturing pmi for december was 49.7. let's get more on what that might mean tom macke

enroll high school students in college students in looking at ways to developing transport that uses newcan show expertise through the use of different fuels that we might be looking at are working on that they are interested in. then we have a race. we are going to do it this year in california in may. that really it is putting out there they challenge to students in order to attract not just people that might be interested in oil and gas and energy, but actually the new challenges that the future brings, what are the new fuels and what are the appeals of the future. >> we do quite a bit also. if you look -- is probably not that much different than any time in history but people want jobs with meaning. and they want to know that they are doing their job in a way that is environmentally responsible. in a way that allows them to use their creative talent that they have. i think this industry does all three of those. we saw the video here, environmental responsibility that we all feel an industry is obvious what the conventional revolution is done for the american economy and for national

news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: with the democrats once again in charge of the house of representativesdown the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief. after half a century delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oilfrom the broken tanker, erika, would head out to sea. it didn't. the world's tallest skyscraper opens today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. very good to have you with us bbc news. when mine —— won that main story for us this hour. nancy pelosi has been chosen

us. >> new potential clues why a gunman ambushed a rookie police officer in davis. >> police say the gunman who shot and killed natalie corona lefts >> first a vigil, sergio queen that in davis at the vigil. sergio. >> officer natalie corona's career with the police department not that long but family roots run deep and dedication highly appreciated. entire park was packed full of mourners. bagpipe player at vigil is tradition. her father was in law enforcement. but clear she's not your typical officer. >> she's like, yep, i got you. >> knew when you were getting in trouble, citation, doesn't make you feel bad about it. >> reporter: police woman with a sense of humor and community. >> goodness of her heart, delivered a santa bag full of packages f victim, just on her own. >> reporter: opportunity to talk about dedication to the uniform and celebrate woman who made long lasting contribution. >> bearing a bears hat. that's -- she was number 11. >> reporter: killed while responding to minor traffic incident. accused of riding up on a bike and ambushing corona, weeks out of training. only one f

we went to zimbabwe where farmers are using mattresses that's true using new trees from the soil. in germany schoolchildren are putting what they've learned from the questions about financial protection into practice. and in kenya with this is the start of that makes eco friendly pencils and pens from recycled use of paper. first we had to zimbabwe after the land reforms many farmers there were unsure how to best work. many still practiced traditional methods such as slash and burn which as we know has a devastating effect on the environment one man with a lot of experience set up a foundation for farming to teach the rule farmers how to work according to environmentally friendly methods the results higher yields and better sought protection have a look. old habits die hard is in but because from us. the damage to the environment like slash and burn are deep ploughing instead of making so we move five times a day keep the opposite. position to reduce the negative impact for both families and environment brand old reefs look for cannot even catch or methods that could be solve this