briefly tell us what happens next in this process. well currently the member states are looking at this the political the declaration of the so-called chap was preparing the summit on sunday and big questions is on fishery as well where france and the netherlands have vested interests so there are number of sticking points left but overall the e.u. is very keen to get an orderly breck s it and to have the summit on sunday york thank you very much for bringing us up to date just there in brussels and of course big mass in london good to see you buddy. now to small the stories making headlines around the world today crowds in new york city braved freezing temperatures for front row seats at the macy s thanksgiving day parade the annual tradition features a broad array of talents everything from high school bands to broadway stars but
talk to us the guards want them back in a little detail that you know that because we love all over the. there are small children inside who ve had nothing to eat they want to feed them with a single water we have no showers we re not animals there are no human rights activists or any other agencies here to tackle the problems i think i like that of those that i don t like and i know i m not up but many colombians have helped us and we appreciate the help we got on the streets some came here last night it s so unfair they brought food for us but one time out inside and we want allowed to go out and get the food for our kids they were inside crying because they re so hungry . so get out there. i did a few days later videos shot by neighbors overlooking the camp show some refugees stealing food or. shortly after the police arrived riots began.
new knowledge we have with all the information we operate in because the community is behind us science and science policy and but i would go to we will be able to make it but they stress that change must come quickly we need to act now our will need to take actions to decrease the groff rates many scientists are now looking to the un climate talks in poland next month in the hope of finally finding effective ways to end the fossil fuel air. christoph retailers are gearing up for what they see at least as the most important time of the year that s right tara talk about bargains and bargains does what you need to offer if you want people to spend there and to submit a christmas bonus a fifty five inch t.v. for set for example for under four dollars mart speakers for just twenty five black friday is associated with large discounts and the shopping frenzy was invented in the united states but much of the rest of the world has now jumped on here in
almost closed for. the warning comes from a report issued every year by the un s world meteorological organization but this year the scientists say the message is more urgent than ever before. the report indicates carbon dioxide levels reached four hundred five parts per million last year a level last seen three to five million years ago. and at that time the reconstruction tells us that they ever each mean surface temperature was two or three degrees higher than now and they see a level worse ten to ten to twenty metres higher the annual report gauges the concentration of greenhouse gases as opposed to the amount that s released scientists measure what s left in the air after some of the harmful gases have been absorbed by nature the report says the warming impact of those gases is increasing but despite the alarming darter scientists remain optimistic so i believe that this
only day where those bargains where they can buy a pair of sneakers or a new t.v. are still worth it for retailers it is yes and no it is definitely when it comes to revenues because black friday drives in the crowds and of course it s about market share it s about those revenue numbers but those definitely come at a price and that of course is a razor thin margins there s really not much money in terms of profits to be made that particular day next friday is catching on all around the world but it s not that much of a big deal in europe for example has a. because we have an entirely different shopping culture here you could not imagine stores in germany let s say to open at midnight or so and that s probably a good thing it has to do with stronger labor laws here as well retailers in retail workers in europe and most countries of course in the world have regular working hours in america they don t they have no guaranteed hours they have low wages and they re not given much of an optio