The effects of Climate Change. President obama offering his praise a short time ago, saying the agreement offers the best chance to save the one planet we have. But there are protesters weighing in, too. Criticizing that deal for not going far enough. What is certain tonight, the affect of this agreement will be felt for generations. Abcs Alex Marquardt starts us off tonight. Reporter a standing ovation and tears tonight, as almost every country in the world agreed to the landmark deal aimed at preventing catastrophic Climate Change. Tonight, the white house called it the most ambitious Climate Change agreement in history. This agreement represents the best chance weve had to save the one planet that weve got. Reporter 195 countries signing onto the agreement. The culmination of two decades of negotiations that had failed, until now. In the end, two weeks of intense talks outside paris, including several allnighters for the goes into effect in 2020. Whose goal is limiting the warming o
The deal, a limit on Greenhouse Gas emissions that could reduce the effects of Climate Change. President obama offering his praise a short time ago, saying the agreement offers the best chance to save the one planet we but there are protesters weighing in, too. Criticizing that deal for not going far enough. What is certain tonight, the affect of this agreement will be felt for generations. Abcs Alex Marquardt starts us off tonight. Reporter a standing ovation and tears tonight, as almost every country in the world aimed at preventing catastrophic Climate Change. Tonight, the white house called it the most ambitious Climate Change agreement in history. This agreement represents the best chance weve had to save the one planet that weve got. Reporter 195 countries signing onto the agreement. The culmination of two decades of negotiations that had failed, until now. In the end, two weeks of intense several allnighters for the delegates, led to the deal that goes into effect in 2020. Whose
Celebrating a turning point on our planet. It took two decades, but now, a historic agreement on Climate Change signed by nearly every nation in the world. The bang of a gavel cementing the deal, a limit on Greenhouse Gas emissions that could reduce the effects of Climate Change. President obama offering his praise a short time ago, saying the agreement offers the best chance to save the one planet we have. But there are protesters weighing in, too. Criticizing that deal for not going far enough. What is certain tonight, the affect of this agreement will be felt for generations. Abcs Alex Marquardt starts us off tonight. Reporter a standing ovation and tears tonight, as almost every country in the world agreed to the landmark deal aimed at preventing catastrophic Climate Change. Tonight, the white house called it the most ambitious Climate Change agreement in history. This agreement represents the needs to solve the climate crisis. Reporter 195 countries signing onto the agreement. The
We have reports on this unusually warm weather. We begin with meteorologist jeff smith and the exclusive accuweather forecast. Jeff . Reporter. Sandra, these temperatures are typical of what you would see at the tail end of april and early october to put it in super speck it in perspective. A record at as slip and bridgeport, 68 and 61 respect tully. Check out the temperatures we had south of new york city. It got in the low 70s down the shore. Practically a batch day at belmar and toms river up to 72. Low 60s on the 60 in north america. 58 still at teterboro as we head into the evening hours. Temperatures basically around 55 up to white plains. Falling into the upper 40s by monticello and mid50s on the island. Year. We should be in the upper 30s and 40s into the early evening. In the day tomorrow, a mild one. There will be a backdoor cold england. Behind that cooler air tending to seep in from the north and northeast. Part of the area cools off but part of the area is up near 70. Near
Your money. Who to trust, as we scramble for gifts, and how to avoid being scammed this holiday season. Good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday. Im cecilia vega. As we come on the air tonight, people around the world are celebrating a turning point on our planet. It took two decades, but now, a historic agreement on Climate Change signed by nearly every nation in the world. The bang of a gavel cementing the deal, a limit on Greenhouse Gas emissions that could reduce the effects of Climate Change. President obama offering his praise a short time ago, saying the agreement offers the best chance to save the one planet we have. But there are protesters weighing in, too. Criticizing that deal for not going far enough. What is certain tonight, the affect of this agreement will be felt for generations. Off tonight. Reporter a standing ovation and tears tonight, as almost every country in the world agreed to the landmark deal aimed at preventing catastrophic Climate Change.