time is running out to stop a global climate disaster, and temperatures rising even further, according to a new report from the united nations. the un environment agency says over the next decade, global emissions need to fall by more than 7% every year to have any chance of avoiding warming the planet by more than 1.5 celsius. even the current rise in temperatures is having an effect, as droughts become more common all over the world. australia has seen one of its longest dry spells. that s made the massive bushfires in new south wales and queensland even worse. and in zimbabwe in southern africa, serious drought is threatening urban and rural life. the bbc‘s stephen sackur has just been there. when the zambezi river is in full flow, you can see why the explorer david livingstone called it a view for the angels. but look at the falls now. this is what southern africa s prolonged drought means. the volume of water is down by two thirds. here we are at this viewpoint. yes.
2020 election. there is agreement on government spending. that takes the threat of a government shutdown off the table, at least in the short term. one more, and i consider this a plus. chairman nadler suddenly called off the impeachment vote last night. no reason given. debate resumes at 10:00 eastern this morning. perhaps he wasn t sure the vote would go his way. perhaps he wanted more tv time. impeachment has become a democrat mess. now look at this. a 220-point gain for the dow yesterday and we saw an early morning rally today, faded only a little. the dow still on track for, what, 80, 90 point gain, up 8 on the s&p, up 27 on the nasdaq following a big gain yesterday. december, no, i ve got that wrong. a december to remember, that s what i m trying to say. varney & company is about to begin. stuart: let s start, why not, with a presidential tweet. here we go. record stock market and jobs. short, sharp, to the point, mr. president. we read it right there. good news a
here s cnn s kaitlan collins. this is what the end result is. reporter: one day after he was acquitted, president trump touted the headlines and expressed no remorse as he claimed vindication. i never thought a word would sound so good. it s called total acquittal. reporter: from the east room of the white house, the president lashed out at the democrats he says tried to bring him down. adam schiff is a horrible person. reporter: he repeated a jab that he made at house speaker pelosi at the national prayer breakfast. accusing her of being dishonest when she says she prays for him. she doesn t pray. reporter: pelosi who was four seats away from trump at the breakfast, later hit back. i don t know if the president understands about prayer and people who do pray. the one in his party that voted to convict him on the abuse of power charge. and you have some that use religion as a crutch. they never used it before. say hello to the people of utah and tell the
payment link the president pack to the porn star and possible election law violations? we begin with two big stories oout of the white house this morning. new today the wall street journal is reporting that the lawyers are seeking a deal with special counsel robert mueller to speed the end of the russia probe. a person familiar with the discussion said that the legal team might have trump sit down with parameters. another says it s totally false. new details on what happened inside the oval office the night that president trump accepted kim jong-un s invitation to meet. the wall street journal reports president trump interrupted a conversation between south korean officials and said, okay, okay, tell them i ll do it. the south korean officials looked at each other as if in disbelief and tell them yes, the president said. a senior official tells the south korean news agency that the envoy gave president trump a quote special message from kim jong-un in addition to his in
hi, there. i m jj ramberg. welcome to your business. picture this. an army of people going to stores around the country to let you know how you re doing as a company. checking out your product displays if you re a manufacturer, evaluating your salespeople if you re a retailer. mystery shoppers giving you realtime information. that is what the app moby sets up. i recently downloaded it and went on a secret shopping mission for a greeting card company who is using this technology to give them an edge over the competition. it s a wednesday afternoon and i have left my office at nbc to go on a mission. i have signed up with a secret shopping app called mobee and smartphone in hand i m handed to the madison avenue pharmacy and department store here in new york city. i wanted to see how this thing works so i downloaded the app. i became a mobee bee and now i m on a mission. i have to find some greeting cards from a company called love pop. lovepop is working with the company