this is my life. >> reporter: these reindeer in finland are the lucky ones. they have the herders to look after them. elsewhere, though, the human influence hasn't been so kind. >> yeah. i don't think wt to move from there to the city either. i want to move from here and go do that job. pretty disturbing numbers. >> it is. >> beautiful pictures but a serious problem. >> i like benna that little dog. >>> ahead on what to watch, colin kaepernick's >>> good thursday morning. it is a dry start to the day but it is foggy. be prepared for that as you e r dry conditions, cloudy skies this afternoon, a sporty shower is possible. the next storm will arrive tomorrow being rain and winds. daytime highs in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by -- the national guard- sometimes you just want to stay in. enjoy the great taste of dunkin' at home. sometimes you just want to stay in. ♪needs somebody ♪everybody needs somebody to love♪ ♪someone to love ♪someone to love ♪i got a little message for you...♪ ♪when you ha

yes, i think what is also interesting in the country of finland, so many female leaders in terms of other parties, it does feel like a sea change. if you think about the number of conversations we have had in the past, there are enough women in senior positions in politics, it does feel like this is a strong counter to that. i wonder if there will be changed enough in the labour party. plaid cymru has had a woman leading in westminster, the lib dems, jo swinson, labour party is the outlier in all of this. as a source the outlier in all of this. as a source of embarrassment when you talk to them about it. and should label is heavily on thursday and jeremy corbyn is going to walk the plank, as we probably expect to happen, ithink plank, as we probably expect to happen, i think would be a huge boost to ensure the next leader of labour party as a woman. maybe someone from the younger generation, perhaps in their305 someone from the younger generation, perhaps in their 305 or 405 as the lib dems have done. and then john mcdonnell perhaps being caretaker in the interim. you may be the last. jac

sanctions belgium denmark finland sweden norway and the netherlands have all become shareholders in sticks the system was founded by france britain and germany all signatories to the 2050 nuclear accord with iran countries say they're working to facilitate trade with tehran but insist iran must return to full compliance of the nuclear deal. malta's prime minister is due to address his nation later today politicians from joseph mascot's party have met to discuss his future there is growing pressure on him after a prominent businessman has reportedly close to was charged over the murder of an investigative journalist york and fenech has denied complicity in the murder of daphne cottle in a galaxy in 2017 her family has called on the prime minister mr muscat to resign his chief of staff quit earlier this week after being questioned by the police other is a journalist with the malta independent who spoke about the possible repercussions this case could have for the prime minister. the prime minister is he's expected to be giving a televised address tomorrow morning and the indication is that h

if you grew up in finland or estonia. besides being taught your regular studies and being taught hygiene. wash her hands, and the like. which you are all taught you would have also been taught how to defend yourself online. what are the emotional tails that are going after you. that is why the estonians in finland's of the world are more resilience against the threat. as i can open territory to it. it's a great example of how you aligned national security issues with education you are not just be better citizens it would help public health you are all dealing with the return of diseases that we did not had to would help you all be better consumers. it is a multiple good thing. and it's strange that it is missing within our system. i wanted to add another layer of complexity. another layer of complexity that we can have better technology it actually accounts for a relatively small account. it is one of the main players at the moment. it's much more of a manipulation of the truth. and much harder for human. in artificial in

sanctions belgium denmark finland sweden norway and the netherlands have all become shareholders in in sticks the system was founded by france britain and germany all signatories to the 2050 nuclear accord with iran the countries say they're working to facilitate trade with tehran but insist iran must return to full compliance with the nuclear deal. malta's prime minister is due to address the nation later today there's growing pressure on joseph muscat after a prominent businessman who's reportedly close to him was charged over the murder of an investigative journalist your confounded has denied complicity in the murder of daphne cardona in 2017 bullets his family called on the prime minister mr muscat to step down his chief of staff quit earlier this week after being questioned by the police. as a journalist at the malta independent he spoke to us earlier about the possible repercussions this could have for the prime minister. the prime minister is expected to be giving a call about that tomorrow morning and the indication is that he will be announcing his intention to step down and

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finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son american has been nominated by the social democrats to lead the 5 party coalition government parliament is likely to confirm her as the new head of government next week. turkish police have broken up a women's protest in istanbul has rallied to perform a song just in your heart which originated in chile and draws attention to violence against women as police moved in protesters chanted don't stop the women stop the murderous. well demonstrators have taken to the straits of the capital minsk to protest against closer ties with russia sunday marks 20 years since the 2 countries agreed to strengthen their relationship a recent push by russia towards a so-called union state has angered many in belarus. passions are running high here as plain clothes police try to keep this rally under control it's unusually large for bella ruse several 100 people are demonstrating against a closer union between moscow and minsk. 6 protesters shout long live dello russo and some reports photos of russian president vladimir putin. the de

finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son american has been nominated by the social democrats to lead the 5 party coalition government parliament is likely to confirm her as the new head of government next week. there have been scuffles in istanbul between police and protesters at a demonstration against violence against women the issue of femicide shot to prominence in turkey earlier this year after the murder of a woman by her ex-husband in a restaurant as her 10 year old daughter looked on advocacy groups say violence against women is widespread in turkey and that hundreds of women were killed there last year oh ok oh it's a song and dance about a matter of life or death in istanbul women perform a protest song that originated in chile called a rapist in your past demanding an end to violence against women. that's a long standing problem in turkey the group we will stop fantasizing counted 440 women murdered in 2000 more than a quarter of these killed by their husbands they say a major problem is turkey's justice system. a lot of thermostats are happeni

finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son amar and has been nominated by the social democrats who lead the 540 coalition government all 5 parties now have women at the helm of point is expected to be approved by parliament this week that would also make her the world's youngest serving prime minister. in sydney australia as iconic opera house and harbor bridge are shrouded in smoke from wildfires weather conditions and worse and across the state of new south wales and fanned the flames weather forecasters say temperatures are set to rise above 40 degrees. a least 5 people have been killed in a volcanic eruption off the coast of new zealand's north island 8 others are now known to be missing the folk already volcano also known as wind island erupted suddenly shortly after 2 pm local time on monday stealing plumes of ash into the air. panicked tourists watch as a wall of volcanic ash threatens to envelope them. minutes earlier they'd stood on the volcanoes edge now they bore witness to its might. 47 people were in for carry island at the time of the eruption

finlander said to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old santa marin has been nominated by the social democrats who lead the 500 coalition government parliament is likely to confirm her as the new head of government next week. when demonstrators have taken to the streets of the bellary capital minsk to protest against closer ties with russia sunday marks 20 years since the 2 countries agreed to strengthen their relationship a recent push by russia towards a so-called union state has angered many in the country her. passions are running high here as plain clothes police trying to keep this rally under control it's unusually large for bella ruse several 100 people are demonstrating against a closer union between moscow and minsk. 6 protesters shout long live dello russo and some report photos of russian president vladimir putin. the demonstrators appear a closer union could mean a loss of independence some point to the war in ukraine and russia's annexation of crimea as a cautionary tale. russia. russia means evil russia means war russia means poverty we have to move towards

unknown islamist able to carry out this attack and is enough being done to help those left behind to finland now where tourists are braving the winter temperatures to catch a glimpse of the northern lights these incredible green patterns can be seen in the night sky overlap land the home of santa claus there caused by particles from the sun colliding with particles from the earth's atmosphere because of the short days and lapland the lights can eliminate the sky for up to 9 hours. i'm told me all of it well thanks for watching and up next the documentary examining the rise of russian president vladimir putin. welcome to the book is the game here for d.w.i. . we have plenty to talk about some. place else our coverage. 3 more. asshole we have. let's have a look at some of the other legal so you don't want to miss. we get to w.

year in a row the country's gender parity is nearly 88 percent that's according to the w e f norway finland and sweden follow close nicaragua is also granted in the top 5 and rwanda at number 9 beating germany which rounds up the top 10 gender parity is more advanced in german politics than it is a business on the whole the w e f recommends reducing the wage gap between the sexes the situation doesn't look like it's improving fast enough globally the world economic forum expects it to take another 100 years before gender parity is achieved well let's discuss this now with our financial market correspondent kyung lah who's in has done it by for us in frankfurt call us all right so i think the most important thing for us here is that germany has a lot of catching up to do how big an issue is gender parity for business here. i have to say monica it's a big issue on international women's day it's not so much of an issue in everyday life you know many business leaders are following a culture of competition of man and forging his own destiny even many women in leading positions are a bit. critica

nuclear energy an ambitious plan for underlined will have to do some more convincing along the way finland however is already sold on the urgency of the matter. we all know that we have to do more and we have to do it faster it's about our children's future. about future generations but i'm very happy about the steps forward that we made last night. last night after 10 hours of debate almost all member states indorse the goal of the e.u. becoming climate neutral by 2050 but one country did not commit to actually implementing that goal poland the reason for this exception is that poland's energy largely comes from coal and the country fears the costs of transition to a greener economy. poland holding back might seem disappointing but not to german chancellor angela merkel. does that published in suffered us and i understand why he's asking for more time and i'd like to say that of people pretend that the transition is just as difficult but those who rely on 80 percent as for those who are like 65 percent on nuclear energy that is not true. the plan is on the table now it's up to the leaders

row the country's gender parity is nearly as 88 percent according to the world economic forum norway finland and sweden follow closely surprisingly nicaragua is also right in the top 5 and rwanda rwanda number 9 beating germany which runs up the top 10 gender parity is more involved in german politics than it is in business they say the world economic forum expects it to take another 100 years before total gender parity is achieved earlier i spoke to somebody as a heating she's a managing director asked the world economic forum in geneva and i asked her if we could still be proud of what has been achieved is that we can say is that there has been a slight improvement in the pace of change on closing the gender gap so it's 99.5 years now compared to 108 years but that is certainly not good enough and we will need to make a lot of changes if we want to accelerate the path to gender parity particularly over this next decade i mean we're sitting on the edge of the 20 twenties and we have about 10 years to reach the sustainable development goals one of which is gender equality but quite surprisin

to finland now where tourists of braving the winter temperatures to catch a glimpse of the northern lights views incredible green patterns can be seen in the night sky over lapland the home of santa claus caused by particles from the sun colliding with particles from the earth's atmosphere because of the short days in lapland alights can eliminate the sky for up to 9 hours. this is the news coming up next is the documentary examining the rise of russian president vladimir putin told me a lot of fun that's all from me thanks for watching. the end of the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorers. to sit on the bridge of comics on the front of the world's 250th birthday we're in barging on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. .

finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son of marin has been nominated by the social democrats to leave the 5 party coalition government parliament is likely to confirm her as the new head of government next week. there's been scuffles in istanbul between police and protesters at a demonstration against violence against women the issue of femicide shot to prominence in turkey last year this year after the murder of a woman by her ex-husband in a restaurant as her 10 year old daughter looked on advocacy groups say violence against women is widespread in turkey and that hundreds of women were killed last year. oh ok oh yes the song and dance about a matter of life or death and it's some bull women perform a protest song that originated in chile called a rapist in the past demanding an end to violence against women. that's a long standing problem in turkey the group we will stop fantasizing counted 440 women murdered in 2018 more than a quarter of these killed by their husbands they say a major problem is turkey's justice system. because a lot of femicide are

five are iceland — retaining its slot as the world's most gender—equal country, followed by norway, finland, sweden and in fifth place nicaragua. here's a surprise, rwanda in ninth place beating germany. that gives you a snapshot. i'm joined by anju solanki, founder of mea consulting group, which advises ftse250 companies and beyond on their gender diversity strategy. good morning and thank you for coming in. thank you. just explain the measurement of the gender gap, how does that work? the clever gender gap is comprised of four focus areas. that's political empowerment, education, health and economic participation. and where we have really seen that narrowing, or the slight narrowing has come from the slight narrowing has come from the political empowerment framework. we saw from last week because my general election in the uk alone we had a record number of female mps enter parliament at 220, that is only a third of parliament, but we are seeing that shift. it is interesting actually, because we before we had the news of sally marion, the female prime minister for inland at 34 years old.

finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son a marie has been nominated by the social democrats who lead the 5 pardon coalition government all 5 parties now have women at the helm greens appointment is expected to be approved by parliament this week that would also make her the world's youngest serving prime minister. the world anti-doping agency known as wada has banned russia from taking part in international sporting competitions for the next 4 years water ruled today that russia should be punished for manipulating laboratory data planting fake evidence and believing files a link to positive doping test test that could have helped identify drug cheats the ban rules russia out of the upcoming tokyo olympics next year and the football world cup in 2022. it was wada who persuaded russia to turn over data from the testing labs as part of the thames of a deal to rejoin the international fray after and mitchell banned for state sponsored dumping offenses 4 years ago. russia has afforded every opportunity to get its house in order and to rejoin the global and to

row the country's gender parity is nearly at 88 percent according to the world economic forum norway finland and sweden follow closely surprisingly nicaragua is also ranked in the top 5 and rwanda number 9 beating germany which runs up the top 10 gender parity is more involved in german politics than it is in business they say the world economic forum expects it to take another 100 years before total gender parity is achieved earlier i spoke to saadi has a he she's a managing director asked the world economic forum in geneva and i asked her if we could still be proud of what has been achieved is that we can say is that there has been a slight improvement in the pace of change on closing the gender gap so it's 99.5 years now compared to 108 years but that is certainly not good enough and we will need to make a lot of changes if we want to accelerate the path to gender parity particularly over this next decade i mean we're sitting on the edge of the 20 twenties and we have about 10 years to reach the sustainable development goals one of which is gender equality well quite surprisingly some afr

some of the other stories making news around the world finland's prime minister has resigned over his government's handling of a 2 week postal strike the social democrat created after one of the partners in his governing coalition said it had lost confidence in him the current administration will continue until a new government is formed. the. north korean leader kim jong un has a the flagship construction project near the mountain where his family claims its roots state media hailed the revamped city sam jion as the epitome of modern civilization so-called socialist utopia includes housing commercial facilities and the ski result. dozens of students in chile have staged protests at metro stations around the capital santiago jumping on to turnstiles and to helping commuters avoid paying for tickets ongoing demonstrations in the country were triggered by the fare increases of protesters highlighting widespread inequality. a mega repeat you know only in the amassing of one football's prestigious balam dall awards after being recognized as the best female and male players of the year you

in some kid sets up -- in finland it's not free they pay as to go to college. but picking up on angela's point with regard to her brother and multiply that is that we want our young people to get the very best education that they can so that they can become the people that they want to be calm and what we need is as a society, we need doctors, scientists, teachers we need childcare workers need construction workers, we need a well educated workforce and people cannot afford to get the education they needed not only hurts the individual but it hurts us as a society as well. already see a hand over there sir. >> yeah my name is tom and i just wanted to add that i think what happens between birth and age five before kindergarten is critically important, early childhood education in childcare needs to be part of our educational system. >> thank you so much. >> and well compensated. sorry your first name tom hit the nail on the head every psychologist who studies the issue understands that the most important years are zero through four, zero through five and yet thi

trading system developed to do business with iran without violating american sanctions belgium denmark finland sweden norway and the netherlands have all become shareholders in instax the system was founded by france britain and germany all signatories to the 2015 nuclear accord with iran malta's prime minister is due to address the country later today there's growing pressure on him just of muscat after a prominent businessman who's reportedly close to him was charged over the murder of an investigative journalist yogen fenech has denied complicity in the murder of daphne. in 2718 up next is a.j. selects they will have the news up all season by many countries aren't keeping up with their commitments to stop our planet t.t. gas. can be achieved anything at the un climate change conference in madrid. as representatives from over $200.00 countries gathered for a cop $25.00 joining us for special coverage on al-jazeera. really when you see i'm aware of the gay the going to. a museum with i'm really wondering. you know you know in my. youth you know on that though again when he. did you know that

well turnout and some of the other stories making news around the world finland's prime minister until enough has design has resigned of his government's handling of a 2 week postal strike social democrat to quit after one of the coalition partners in the governing coalition said it had lost confidence in him the current administration will continue until a new home is for. germany's defense minister has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan where her country has a 1000 troops stationed on the correct. nato mission to support afghan peace and stability should be extended beyond its current end date of march next year. typhoon commodity has hit the philippines leaving at least 2 people dead to rachel rain and winds more than 150 kilometers an hour brought down trees and electrical posts forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate and manila's international airport was shut down and the flights cancelled. north korean leader kim jong un's the flagship construction project me a mountain where his family claims its roots state media hailed the assam media some jion city as the epitome of m

and nuclear energy an ambitious plan funded lion will have to do some more convincing along the way finland however is already sold on the urgency of the matter. we all know that we have to do more and we have to do it faster it's about our children's future. about future generations but i'm very happy about the steps forward that we made last night. last night after 10 hours of debate almost all member states indorse the goal of the e.u. becoming climate neutral by 2050 but one country did not commit to actually implementing that goal poland the reason for this exception is that poland's energy largely comes from coal and the country fears the costs of transition to a greener economy. poland holding back might seem disappointing but not to german chancellor angela merkel. that's a published business of who does and i understand why he's asking for more time and i'd like to say that of people pretend that the translation is just as difficult but those who really like 80 percent of those who are like 65 percent on nuclear energy that is not true. the plan is on the table now it's up to the l

and finland is likely to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old son a marine has been nominated by the social democrats who lead the 5 party coalition government parliament is likely to confirm her as the new head of government in the coming days. the leaders of ukraine and russia are meeting in paris today to talk about the conflict in eastern ukraine is the 1st time that lattimer putin and selenski have met and it's the 1st time in 3 years that talks focusing on ending the war there have been held the meeting will be brokered by french president manuel mckown and german chancellor angela merkel. the conflict began in 2014 and has killed more than 13000 people and displaced more than a 1000000 the worst fighting has been in the region where our correspondent nick connelly sent us this report. close enough to see what the other side having for lunch that's how these ukrainian troops have spent the last few years just 300 meters from the russian backed separatists facing them the whole night without a single shot i don't remember a day like that maybe on the 1st night of the ceas

finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old a cinema in the has been nominated by the social democrats who lead the 5 party coalition government of all 5 parties now have women at the helm for eons appointments is expected to be approved by parliament this week and that would also make her the world's youngest serving prime minister. calls are growing for modest prime minister to quit immediately a protester staged a sit in inside the building where joseph muscat has his office they insist he should not wait until january to leave office as he promised a muscat faces pressure over alleged links to the murder of a prominent journalist. police in india have a rest of the owner and manager of a factory destroyed in a fire that killed 43 people the blaze in the capital delhi broke out early on sunday as workers were sleeping inside it's believed it was caused by an electrical fault. i'm going to turn now to new zealand where at least 5 people have been killed in a volcano eruption off the coast of new zealand's north island while more than 2 dozen are feared missing

and nuclear energy an ambitious plan funded lion will have to do some more convincing along the way finland however is already sold on the urgency of the matter. we all know that we have to do more and we have to do it faster it's about our children's future. about future generations but i'm very happy about the steps forward that we made last night. last night after 10 hours of debate almost all member states indorse the goal of the e.u. becoming climate neutral by 2050 but one country did not commit to actually implementing that goal poland the reason for this exception is that poland's energy largely comes from coal and the country fears the costs of transition to a greener economy. poland holding back might seem disappointing but not to german chancellor angela merkel. does a puppy trust and suffered us and i understand why he is also king for more time and i'd like to say that if people pretend that the translation is just as difficult put those who rely on 80 percent as for those who rely on 65 percent on nuclear energy that is not true and the plan is on the table now it's up to the

sanctions belgium denmark finland sweden norway and the netherlands have all become shareholders in in sticks the system was founded by france britain and germany all signatories to the 2015 nuclear accord with the wrong. m alters prime minister is you to address his nation later on sunday politicians from joseph most cats party have met to discuss his future there's growing pressure on him after a prominent businessman whose reportedly close to him was charged over the murder of an investigative journalist. denied complicity to murder daphne kind of wanted in 2017 the italian city of venice is holding a referendum on whether it should have greater autonomy from rome the damage from last month's floods are at the center of the debate activists say the city should be divided into 2 municipalities giving the lagoon area its own administration those are the headlines right now as you know world. in every part of the world there are stories of arab and me gratian people leave for many different reasons some are just keeping oppression or persecution others seek educational opportunities bu

and nuclear energy an ambitious plan for underline will have to do some more convincing along the way finland however is already sold on the urgency of the matter. we all know that we have to do more and we have to do it faster it's about our children's future and about future generations but i'm very happy about the steps forward that we made last night. last night after 10 hours of debate almost all member states indorse the goal of the e.u. becoming climate neutral by 2050 but one country did not commit to actually implementing that goal poland the reason for this exception is that poland's energy largely comes from coal and the country fears the costs of transition to a greener economy. poland holding back might seem disappointing but not to german chancellor angela merkel. as a puppy trusted suffered us and i understand why his asking for more time and i'd like to say that of people pretend that the transition is just as difficult but those who rely 80 percent of those who rely on 65 percent on nuclear energy that is not true. the plan is on the table now it's up to the leaders to bring

even in the north, in scandinavia, as far north as finland, off the edge of the screen, temperatures are higher than they should be. back home, this is tuesday. cloud, occasional rain, i do not think it will be a deluge, but it will be pretty damn sometimes. drier in the north on tuesday, on christmas eve. in the evening, christmas eve, it will dry out. that takes us into wednesday. christmas day itself is actually expected to be the best day of the whole week. sunshine in the forecast, perfect walking weather to walk off those calories, which i am sure will be all consuming —— we will all be consuming in huge quantities on wednesday itself. so a changeable christmas week, no snow, but at least we get the sunny weather on christmas day. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: chelsea's match at tottenham is marred after the crowd were warned three times over the tannoy about racist behaviour. toni came to me and told me that he was listening in the crowd monkey noises, and obviously myjob as

finland is set to get its youngest ever prime minister 34 year old santa maria has been known nominated by the social democrats who leads the 5 party coalition government all 5 party is now have women at the help or is appointment is expected to be approved by parliament this week well that would also incidentally make her the world's youngest serving prime minister the. people in beirut's have been forced to find creative ways of getting around as floods are lies parts of the lebanese say capital the heavy rains have damaged homes and businesses officials are blaming al data outdated infrastructure. police in india have arrested the owner and manager of a factory destroyed in a fire that killed 43 people the blaze in the capital delhi broke out early on sunday as workers were sleeping inside it's believed it was caused by an electrical fault. next to new zealand where at least 5 people have been killed in a volcano eruption off the coast of new zealand's north island while more than 2 dozen are feared missing the full curry volcano also known as white island erupt at 7 lee shortly afte

narrowly winning a vote among finland's social democrat lawmakers sunday. marin was raised by a single mother and was the first in her family to attend university. she will be sworn in tomorrow. in beirut, lebanon man lit , a himself on fire during an anti-government protest saturday. the attempted self-immolation comes as beirut has been rocked by weeks of massive demonstrations against corruption and economic inequality that forced prime minister saad hariri to resign. but on sunday, the leading candidate to replace him withdrew his candidacy, forcing the government to postpone scheduled talks aimed at namingg a new prime minister. north korea reportedly carried out a missile test at the sohae satellite launching ground saturday, as north korea's ambassador to the united natiois said that denuclearization was off the table in north korea's negotiations with the united states. president trump tweeted a warning toto north korean leerer kimm jong-un sunday, telling him not to threaten their "special relationship." iran has freed an american graduate student

in finland, it's not free. they pay us to go to college. but picking up on angela's point and multiplying that a billion times, we want our young people to get the very best education they can so they can become the people they want to become and what we need as a society. we need doctors and scientists. we need teachers. we need childcare workers. we need a well educated .orkforce when people cannot afford to get the education that need -- they need, it not only hurts individuals. as a society as well. i hand over there. yes, sir? >> yes. my name is tom. i want to add that i think what andens between birth, age -- birth age and kindergarten is critically important. sen. sanders: thank you, sir. >> and well compensated. sen. sanders: i'm sorry, your first name? tom. tom hits the nail on the head. every psychologist who studies the issue understands the most important years of human 0-5.opment are 0-4, yet think about it. we give a trillion dollars in tax breaks to the wealthy. spending more than the next 10 nations combined on the military.

this is video from finland. the northern lights started shining last night and went into the morning. they lasted for about nine hours, the shifting green patterns in the sky, aurora borealis, the view from northern finland, tourists and locals braved low temperatures to view them. they're caused by collisions of electrically charged particles. i hope you liked my nerdy explanation. >> i'm sure he has a correction or something. >> that was pretty good. >> you got a big thumbs up from brian. >> and your dress matches the color. >> i know. i just noticed that, kenny, isn't that funny. >> it is gorgeous. it is magical. >> it really is. >> spectacular show. >>> time is 5:51. >> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. hundreds of kids won't have to worry about waking up with nothing under the tree. coming up, how the bay area saved christmas. >>> let's take a live look outside before we head to break as we take a look at some of the traffic building up on the richmond san [ dramatic music ] this holid

couldn't talk to each other and europe was way ahead of us they had a common standard you could go to from finland to portugal and make calls anywhere you wanted but we need that kind of open standard in mobility so everybody can build together to not have a fractured ecosystem. but with audits there all types of ways companies and governments can misuse the data and conceivably make things happen so that people cannot use as fast as rich people. so they discriminate against certain types of people because they don't provide the economic return. so what you want is an audit to make sure the algorithms are fair but net neutrality is the idea that everybody should have equal access. >> that is full of inequality we have cities that have transit deserts where people can't get public transit to go to a job interview or school. and that we can use this next generation mobility to provide more mobility and change real estate because mobility deserts people move from them because the rent is low because of the pain to get anywhere. there are areas in the city would be fine if not a mobility deserts. if y

. >> i have many messages that say, santa, we do not want to go to finland, to the north pole. we have you now in the holy land, in jerusalem. reporter: at the last moment, they will be lining up for a chocolate or a small gift, because it is from santa. merryo, ho, h ho -- christmas! laura: they are all getting in the mood over there. do stay with us. ♪ ♪ quick streaming of a hydroelectric power bonanza -- >> dreaming of a hydroelectric popower bonanza, laos has a rivr network. decisions by the government have created an unprecedented environmental disaster, threatening tens of millions of people. a huge wave of mud engulfed six villages on the evening of july 23, 2018, after the collapse of the hydroelectric dam. to find out more about what happened, we visited the regioin along the cambodian border, incognito, as the lotion -- l l bans anyvernment investigation of the disaster. we met with joseph, and environmental activist who fled his home a few months ago. not likevernment did me publishing information about the dams one bit. i went to the regioion immediaty after the

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. >> not like in finland, but i guess the spirit is the same for hope and peace and love. >> the archbishop of celebrate midnight mass this evening and the church of the nativity, christmas eve where the festivity originated. >> earlier, a journalist gave us a snapshot of the year christmas celebrations u under w way in bethlehem. >> we seen a r record number of tourists visiting both him and jerusalem this year,, and what was added to the festive atatmospheres s the fact pope francis h has given a relelic te size that has been in rome for nearly 1400 yeaears. this is believed to have been a major part of f the crib where jesus christ lay, so it is receivingg greatat festive m msd the belief is it will draw moree urists to vivisit the city. on the other hand, israeli authorities have prevented dozens from visiting the west bank, visiting bethlehem, and visiting jerusalem. even though last year, 700 palelestinian christianans lefte gaza strtrip, this year, the number was only 300, so the disappointment in gaza was very high amidst very strong condemnations from the various churches. laila: a

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finland is said to get its youngest ever prime minister. 34-year-old has been nominated by the social democrats. all five parties have women at the helm. it is expected to be approved by parliament this week. it would make her the world's youngest serving prime minister. you are watching dw news. still to come, the hollywood awards season kicks off with the announcement of next year's golden globe nominees. we will tell you who might be destined for glory. coming up in a few moments. the baby panda born in beberlin baback in august. they have made their public debut. we are cured -- we are hearing why politics is being kept out of china's panda diplomacy. at least five people have been killed in a volcano eruption. eight others are known to be missing. the whakaari volcano erupted at 2:00 p.m. local time on monday. >> panicked tourists watch as a wall of volcanic ash threatens to envelop them. minutes earlier, they s stood on the volcano's age. now, they bore witness to itss might. ash cloaked survivors scramble onto boats. emergency services for grade the injured, some in critical co

finland's prime minister has resigned after a coalition partner withdrew its support from his 5 party cabinet on t.v. now has faced fierce criticism and allegations of lying over how he dealt with a crippling postal strike industrial action spread to finland's national airline and other companies before being settled last week. in malaysia former prime minister najib razak has been on the witness stand for the 1st time to defend himself against corruption allegations the trial in the high court has to do with a multi-billion dollar scandal at malaysia's state's own funds known as am one m d b now is accused of illegally receiving about $10000000.00 when he was in office is speeded not guilty to all the charges which include money laundering and abuse of power and a jobs lawyer has also emphasized the alleged role of a businessman known as jolo who's been named by u.s. investigators. the. scheme was devised by do together with 4 arabs. from saudi and another 2 from the dog or. the empire management or one m b s artist will all be at all. by dual. hong kong's leader carrie lam says new

to lead philly to a free point that's been always stay the world cup cross country skiing event in finland after dominating the women's 10 k. classic today to go hard as long to wait for a 2nd title she was more than a minute faster than 2 norwegian teammates in winning the 10 k. for you could see it was much harder in the men's 15 k. defending champion your highness her start clever outlasting fellow region and neil eavis. and a great comeback story for german skier thomas dressin on the world cup circuit. a year after blowing out his knee and dislocated his shoulder in a crash in colorado dressin his return to the slopes and didn't hold back competing in the downhill at lake louise in canada he threw himself down the mountain and amazingly won the race to 100 of a 2nd he says he would have been happy just to finish in the top 50 and one of the biggest in skiing mcallister if it were denied victory in the giant slalom race at killington in the u.s. the olympic champion having to settle for 3rd place having never won the giant slalom at bat venue he finished behind an italian 12 of martha

finland's ruling social democratic party appointed her. she had been the vice chairwoman since 2015. >>> next on "today in the bay," bart's silent crackdown on fare evaders. the new numbers we're getting this morning on early morning sweeps and how a lot of folks were caught riding without paying. a live report coming up next. >>> also, worried your holiday packages are getting stolen? you're not alone. coming up, where the bay area ranks in the country when it comes to porch pirates stealing packages. you're watching "today in the bay." so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no