conference have published a draft agreement after talks in glasgow continued through the night. countries are urged to phase out coal and inefficient fossil fuel subsidies and to show plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2022. the humanitarian crisis along the border between belarus and poland continues to escalate, as more migrants are caught between the two nations. britney spears has regained contol of her life and career, as a judge overturned a conservatorship imposed 13 years ago. we are expecting to bring you the lives live to the conference plenary, where the cop president alok sharma will be speaking. but there aren t people gathering there just yet. they haven t quite gathered there by the soon as they do and as soon as the conference begins, we will make sure that we bring you their life and take you to that. katie white is executive director of advocacy and campaigns at the wwf. earlier she told my colleague annita mcveigh that putting nature at the centre of
to upgrade their climate prejudice next year their climate pledges next year their climate pledges next year. rich countries are being asked to double their climate change finance. the specific language will be used is always crucial when these documents. you will hear phrases like language been watering down and phrases being beefed up. it is that crucial language that is being worked on overnight, friday night and this was all supposed to be wrapped up on friday, yesterday here in the uk, it has been extended as these conferences often do get extended. they often do run into the weekend as it has now. we are expecting this last couple of hours, this last plenary session to give us a much clearer springboard for what happens next and what kind of deals have been done. we have plenty of correspondence of course at the conference itself and around the world. the sooner we get any hint of details from the plenary floor we will come back to them. to stay with us here on bb
You, all of you, for your work not just of the past few days but the past few years, but all these last few months. for many of you, the last few years. the final draft agreement which has been put before you this morning and which will be distributed when the session is over does a lot, shows a lot for the progress that has been carried out here. but none of us forgets what has been obtained in particular since durbin. i d like to thank in particular the secretary general of the united nations and president of the french republic who show us, give us the honor of their presence and who both of them
The european currency. keir simmons, thank you for that. we ll see how that plays out in the next 48 hours in athens and the parliament. thank you very much. also we re awaiting word on whether or not a final deal has been reached with iran over its nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry and other ministers of five other powers are meeting to go over what is reportedly a final draft agreement. it comes on the 17th straight day of negotiations in vienna austria, and with the latest extension of the temporary deal with iran set to expire tonight. nbc s chiefal ali ruzi joins me from austria. what are you hearing about this final draft agreement? what might it look like? reporter: i think that s where they seem to be having