. >> reporter: chloe wiegland's mother kim did not hold back. right after the civil lawsuit was filed in federal court in miami this morning. >> royal caribbean played a major role in the death of our child. >> reporter: the wiegland family attorney is michael winkleman. >> it's our clear allegation in the complaint that they either knew about these window safety, window fall prevention codes or should have known about them because it's the industry standard. >> reporter: the lawsuit contains these revealing pictures, which show a wall of glass aboard royal caribbean's "freedom of the seas" cruise ship, which has been in operation for 13 years. chloe wiegland fell out of a middle window, which was open and is about chest height for most adults. surveillance video viewed by cbs news shows chloe standing in front of the lower window, which was closed. her grandfather, salvatore anello, stood over her, looking down. >> there is a railing, and there's a bottom glass that goes up. >> reporter: he picked chloe up and says he tried to stand her on that

. >> reporter: chloe wiegland's mother kim did not hold back. right after the civil lawsuit was filed in federal court in miami this morning. >> royal caribbean police a major role in the death of our child. >> reporter: the wiegland family attorney is michael winkleman. >> it's our clear allegation in the complaint that they either knew about the window safety, window fall prevention codes or should have known about them because it's the industry standard. >> reporter: the lawsuit contains these revealing pictures, which show a wall of glass aboard royal caribbean's "freedom of the seas" cruise ship, which has been in operation for 13 years. chloe wiegland fell out of a middle window, which was open and is about chest height for most adults. surveillance video viewed by cbs news shows chloe wiegland standing in front of the lower window, which was closed. her grandfather, salvatore anello, stood over her, looking down. >> there is a railing, and there's a bottom glass that goes up. >> reporter: he picked chloe up and says he tried to stand her

meda connected chloe's building to the small sites program. small sites uses public money to help buy sites off the public money so tenants like chloe can stay. >> we essentially pay what you would pay on the private market for these buildings. we're not paying less than another buyer would pay. >> reporter: meda owns the largest number of buildings associated with the small sites program. san francisco has provided $75 million to help meda purchase 26 buildings and help more than 400 tenants keep their affordable housing. all told the mayor's office helped keep 35 buildings and more than 500 residents in place. the program started in 2014 with just $3 million. a lot of funding came from inclusionary housing fees that luxury developers pay towards the city's affordable housing fund. this november the program got a big boost. >> the city just passed a $600 million bond in november and with that we'll have another at least $30 million to add to the pot to be able to buy buildings off of the private market. >> reporter: caroline and her team are

chloe leaned forward and fell out. 11 stories. today her parents filed a civil lawsuit claiming royal caribbean was neidgligent adequately mark open windows so they are apparent to passengers the ship, "freedom of the seas" launched in 2006 has windows on the upper deck near the kid's play area that slide wide open the lawsuit says industry standards established since then requires windows prop open and only 4 inches. royal caribbean says it has no comment on the civil filing. in the meantime, chloe's grandfather is charged in puerto rico with negligent homicide. >> i just wanted to express how sorry i am any of us have to be here today i sit here broken. >> reporter: chloe's parents tell me they oppose those criminal charges >> it's very hard to love someone who's gone >> the prosecution continues which makes it that much harder. >> it's hard for us to just kind of step back from everythi thinf finding how to get through the day. you're never going to forget or get over it. >> reporter: friday will be an especially difficult day

chloe leaned forward and fell out. 11 stories. today her parents filed a civil lawsuit claiming royal caribbean was negligent because the cruise line didn't adequately mark the open windows so they are apparent to passengers the ship, "freedom of the seas" launched in 2006 has windows on the upper deck near the kid's play area that slide wide open the lawsuit says industry standards established since then requires windows prop open and only 4 inches. royal caribbean says it has no comment on the civil filing. in the meantime, chloe's grandfather is charged in puerto rico with negligent homicide. >> i just wanted to express how sorry i am any of us have to be here today i sit here broken. >> reporter: chloe's parents tell me they oppose those criminal charges >> it's very hard to love someone who's gone >> the prosecution continues which makes it that much harder. >> it's hard for us to just kind of step back from everything and try to heal. >> i think it's just a matter of finding how to get through the day. you're never going to

thank you chloe rafferty. from the grip of uni stu d e nts chloe rafferty. from the grip of uni students for climate justice in sydney. thank you very much. tesco has suspended production at a factory in china, following allegations forced prison labour was used to pack charity christmas cards. it comes after the sunday times reported a six—year—old girl from south london found a message from shanghai prisoners hidden in a box of cards. our correspondent greg mckenziejoins me now. it was a six—year—old girl from south london, who had brought this one box of christmas cards. she was setting about writing to her friends and family in them, when she is reported to have discovered that one of the christmas cards had already been written in and block capital letters. the message simply read, we are foreign prisoners in shanghai, for to work against our will. please help us notify human rights organisations. the message went on to say that they need help wanted the message to go out there. so this is being reported by the sunday times, it is there to page

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chloe's grandfather, sam anello, was with her near a wall of windows. and says he picked her up so she could tap on the glass like she used to at her brother's hockey games. but the window was open and chloe slipped out of his arms and fell. >> i sit here broken. we all sit here broken, but our family is strong and we will stay strong together. >> reporter: anello insisting he thought the window was closed. the wiegands standing by his side, saying it was royal caribbean's fault. >> why were these windows left open? why is this like this? immediately, we began asking these questions. they shouldn't have been like that. >> reporter: the wrongful death suit says royal caribbaen was negligent and failed to "adequately mark the open windows" and "provide reasonably safe children entertainment areas." the company telling abc news, "our hearts go out to the family for their tragic loss." adding, "we have no comment on the civil filing." chloe's grandfather is fighting a negligent homicide charge in puerto rico. he's due back in court next week. david? >> vict

chloe's grandfather is fighting a negligent homicide charge in puerto rico. he's due back in court next week. david? >> victor oquendo with us tonight. thank you, victor. >>> and we turn now to an abc news investigation tonight. we have been reporting here on the increasing violence south of the border in mexico. several americans, members of that mormon family, killed. but tonight, another troubling portrait here. families in mexico, parents, mothers, looking for their missing children, but getting no help. abc's dan harris and what he found. >> reporter: mexico is at war. violence has reached record levels this year. inside that cooler, we're told there is a human head. drug cartels waging open gun battles in the streets. killing nine americans just last month. mothers and children from a mormon family living there for decades. by conservative estimates, there are 40,000 missing people in mexico. lucy diaz was leading a comfortable life. that all changed one night in june of 2013. >> i know that he was kidnapped, but so far, that's all i know. >> reporter:

the glass the one window was open, and chloe plunged 11 stories to her death. the suit accuses royal caribbean of general negligence for having windows in an area advertised as a kids water park that anyone could open and with no warnings. last july, savannah sat down with chloe's parents. >> do you blame anyone do you blame the cruise company? >> we obviously blame them there are a million things that could have been done to make that safer. >> reporter: royal caribbean tells nbc news we have not been served with a lawsuit related to this matter and have no further comment. in october, prosecutors in puerto rico charged anello with negligent homicide, anello told cbs news, chloe's death is punishment enough. >> there's nothing worse that they can do to me than what's e >> reporter: chloe's family hopes this lawsuit might help save other children's lives. >> for them, it's all about raising awareness and it's all about making chloe's name not one of tragedy but one there's a positive sort of silver lining, that the tragedy had happened to her. >> kerry, it has

you'll learn about the program fighting to keep tenants like chloe in the city. >>> stars were out in sacramento tonight as some golden state favorites joined the california hall of fame. >> it included an olympic soccer star from san jose. >> reporter: fans lined up outside the california museum waiting for an autograph from their favorite celebrity. george hope wanted one from comedian george lopez. >> he brings out the common things and makes it hilarious. >> reporter: lopez was part of a group inducted into the california hall of fame. including in the festivities, a low rider playing the theme song from the show he starred in and produced. >> i think if you have a dream and goals, anything is possible. >> reporter: retired pro skateboarder, actor, and entrepreneur tony hawk was also inducted and made time for his fans. >> not just being a skater, but in terms of art and culture, fashion, even music. >> reporter: the same goes for soccer icon brandi chastain who had her own league of fans. >> when i was growing up, it was like her, mia hamm. >> i didn't have anybody to emulate, so

chloe is plaque, female, small business owner and a new mother. she's everything san francisco continues to push out. her landlord tried to sell her building and raise the rent but chloe pushed back. >> it feels like we won. and that's a really, really good feeling. >> tonight at 11:00, learn about the program fighting to keep tenants like chloe in the city. >>> walnut creek police are asking for your help to catch a liquor thief. they say this man stole more than $400 worth of liquor from a bevmo and took off in a white sedan. he had also stolen from other bevmo locations earlier. if you recognize him, call walnut creek pd. >>> youtube is taking another step to curb hateful and violent speech on its site. it will take down videos that lob insults based on race, gender or sexual orientation. youtube has been accused of allowing and fostering hate speech in the past. the company says they try to walk a fine line. >>> facebook is standing up to the u.s. government's bid to get a peek at your private messages. facebook says it will enable a type of e

where chloe was, there was glass. e chloe parent it's tracked with me when i've heard from the family, the grandfather and the parents. n i've he heard more from royal caribbean at this point, but -- family, parentve tried hard to clear up miscommunication, let us know. they just -- >> they will eventually have to ried hardhing. i'm glad the family keeps saying ommunicatiding by sam anello at t -- point. ventually not wavered. amily kright. thank you. >> tough story. thank you, david. o> harvey weinstein reportedly has a multimillion dollar deal their with dozens of women to settle ah th >>> good thursday morning. we start off with cloudy skies and areas of thought. catching a break from the rain. maybe a spotty, isolated showers. heading through the afternoon, the shower chances are isolated or scattered in nature. light showers possible through the afternoon and evening. an unsettled weather pattern. increasing and light rain for friday. daytime high above average. 61 in san francisco. 65 for san jose. >>> ahead, de

chloe conlin was in great 0rmond street hospital in london with her baby maya last year. before she was born, chloe was told maya was so poorly she probably wouldn‘t live to see her first birthday. but she did and is now thriving, as mike liggins reports. she is 14 months old and a big bundle of trouble. at home, maya loves peppa pig and chewing car keys. what a difference a year makes. this was maya on christmas eve last year, just after an operation to repair her heart. she was born with right atrial isomerism, half a heart to you and me. they told me she was not be compatible with life, i should have an abortion, about ten times. so i was kind of grieving for her when i was pregnant because i thought the worst, but she has beaten all the odds, so i am happy. while maya was in great 0rmond street, they received help and accommodation from the sick children‘s trust and she cannot thank them enough. the accommodation helped us so much, i could go back and forth whenever i wanted, through the night. so i was really happy, i could see her whenever. in london, it is expe

the police union has called the charges against chloe's grandfather appalling. >>> two women at the center of two separate high-profile trials are joining forces for a common cause reaching out to other women. lorena bobbitt made headlines in 1993 when she cut off her husband's genitals claiming she endured years of abuse, and in 2007 amanda knox was wrongly convicted of killing her roommate in italy. they were both eventually acquitted. knox recently invited bobbitt on her podcast, and they bonded over what they describe as a common experience being publicly mocked and ridiculed. in this me too era both women are wondering how their stories would be handled today. >> i was a victim of domestic violence and, you know, john was too because, you know, i did the deed of cutting him off, you know, but he drove me to it. >> amanda, do you think that foxy knoxy would have been a headline today? >> i think people would have questioned it a little more today post me too. i think somebody might have said like, wait a second. >> knox and bobbitt say they'd like to keep talking and break the cycle of

. >>> and cruise ship ctim chloe's final moments. >> the shocking leaked video. >> little chloe running to the open window, as grandpa chases her. >> then. >> miss kentucky ramsey. >> the form beauty queen's tey confession, after sending naughty photos to a 15-year-old boy. >> it was definitely my ult

chloe's grandfather is fighting a negligent homicide charge in puerto rico. he's due back in court next week. victor oquendo, abc news, south bend, indiana. >>> major league baseball had a panel of scientists look at why homers skyrocketed in 2019. >> the study says the baseballs were not juiced but they did have lower seams, which cut down wind resistance. so maybe i can get a home run now. >> maybe. >>> coming up, dwayne johnson and kevin hart together again. >> and this time they're joined by a couple of hollywood heavyweights. >> you're watching "world news now." >>> it's perhaps the hollywood >>> it's perhaps the hollywood bromance for the ages. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson and kevin hart are now taking "jumanji" to a whole new level. >> welcome to jumanji! >> reporter: jumanji is next level. the original cast is back for another round, including kevin hart and dwayne johnson. but this time -- >> who are you? >> oh my god. you're spencer's grandfather. >> reporter: there are some new players. johnson and hart take on their most unique roles yet. danny de

but chloe pushed back. >> it feels like we won. that is a really good feeling. >> tonight at 11, learned about the program fighting for tenants like chloe in the city. >>> still ahead, the house judiciary committee argues the battles and impeachment late into the evening. house and they could go to the floor of the house. struck a major settlement between a disgraced hollywood producer and his alleged victims. by harvey weinstein some say is getting off too easy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ sweden's greetings. enjoy your first payment on us when you lease a new volvo. now through january 2nd. when you lease a new volvo. mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic sec

>> good, how are you >> jimmy: what's your name >> chloe >> jimmy: chloe, very good chloe, in this next clip, trump tries to say, "walks of life." how do you think he said walks of life? >> "wax a laugh. >> jimmy: "wax a laugh." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "wax a laugh." let's see what happens >> when evil showed its hideous face americans of all walks of lice - >> jimmy: wow. [ buzzer ] [ sad trombone ] the correct answer was -- walks of lice was the -- here's your custom walks of lice t-shirt [ cheers and applause >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: thank you, chloe ♪ down here. who wants it yeah, get up sure hi >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you doing, bud? >> good, how are you >> jimmy: what's your name >> riley >> jimmy: riley, where you from >> oklahoma. >> jimmy: hey, welcome all right, love it ah, in our final clip, trump - really that much for oklahoma love that. [ light laughter ] he tries to say "deserve." okay deserve. how do you think he'll pronounce the word "deserve? >> "dessert. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it is trump, yeah. he likes food. so, yeah, dessert. let's see what happened. >> you h

if that condition did not exist, chloe would still be here. >> royal caribbean said it has no comment on the lawsuit. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, harvey weinstein reaches a multimillion dollar deal in his sexual misconduct scandal. >>> and making waves. a california official announces a possible solution to the homeless crisis. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needle

meta-connected chloe's building to the small heights program. small heights uses public money to help nonprofits like mehta find buildings off the private market, the tenants electrically can stay.>> we essentially pay what you pay on the private market for these buildings but we are not paying any less than another buyer would be paying.>> reporter: met once the largest number of buildings associated with the small fights program. san francisco has provided $75 million to help meda purchased 26 buildings and helps more than 400 tenants keep their affordable housing. the mayors office of housing and community development helped front nonprofit fight 35 buildings and keep more than 500 residents in place. the program started in 2014 with just $3 million. a lot of the funding came from inclusionary housing fees, fees that luxury developers paid toward the city's affordable housing fund. this november, the program got a big boost. >> the city just passed a $600 million bond in november. and with that we will have at least another $30 million to add

. >> reporter: the community real estate director, they connected chloe's building to the small sites program. they use public money to help nonprofits like matta find that is off the private market so tenants like chloe can stay. >> we pay what you pay on the private market for these buildings, not any less than a different buyer would pay. >> reporter: san francisco has provided $75 million to help them purchase 26 buildings and help more than 400 tenants keep their affordable housing. all told, the mayors office of community develop meant helped nonprofits by 35 buildings and keep 500 people in place. the program started in 2014 with just $3 million. a lot of the funding came from england inclusionary housing fees, fees that luxury developers paid toward the affordable housing fund. the program got a big boost this november. >> they passed a $600 million bond and with that, we have another $30 million to add to the pot to be able to buy buildings. >> reporter: their training other nonprofits to continue this work and looking for more permanent forms of funding. she is warning tenan

. >> reporter: chloe williams family speaking out. >> our daughter chloe died in july, her second birthday would have been this friday. >> blaming royal caribbean cruise line after falling from an open window on the upper deck of the cruise ship while in the care of her grandfather. >> we believe filing a lawsuit sends a message they were wrong. most of all we hope that this improves the safety of these ships for other children and other families. >> reporter: the civil lawsuit filed wednesday alleged royal caribbean was negligent for not adequately marking the windows so they are apparent to passengers "freedom of the seas" has windows near the kids' play area that slide wide open. >> want the kids to be safe. >> exactly. >> that was never even in our minds. >> reporter: the family sharing the last photo taken of chloe standing at the play area on the ship >> just four simple words. caution, these window open alerted sam to this hidden danger chloe would be here today. >> reporter: issuing a statement about the lawsuits saying our hearts go out to the family for their tragic loss. current

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. >>> cruiseship victim chloe's parents speak o. >> it's awf. it's impossible that she's gone. >> the girl who fell out of the cruise ship window after slipping through her grandfather's hands. >> what they a saying today about the grandpa. >>> then, is h faking? >>r. weinstein are youaking your injur for spathy? >> harve weinstein using a walker. >> is it all an act? > and target of hate? >> look at the blet holes in the window of

san francisco success story, chloe jackman is a black female and a small business owner a new mother. she is everything san francisco continues to push out. earlier this year him him or try to sell her building and raise the rent but will be pushed back. >> it feels like we won. and that's a really, really good feeling. >> tonight at 11:00 learn about the program i did you keep tenants like chloe in the city. >>> happening today northbay commuters get a bit more breathing room. today is the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the marin sonoma narrows which as new hov lanes and the bike path. the project connects marin and sonoma counties and the lane runs along the san antonio bridge and much safer than riding on the shoulder of highway 101. new hov lanes will run in both directions between the marin sonoma county line and petaluma. funding is still held up for the marin section of the project but if the funding comes through the project should be complete by 2023. >>> let's see how the hov lanes are looking in the rest of the roast. >> not bad. in fact the area, i was just looking at traffic

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michael winkleman says chloe was n the play area when she herered over to a nearby window. dent's when her grandfather ughted her up, and sat her on a wood railing near the window. he insists he thought the window was closed but it wasn't and chloe fell through his hands to the ground below. he spoke to us last month. >> it was like it was unbelievable. it's like the glass disappeared. theeporter: attorney winkleman sts thanot representing the grandfather in his criminal proceedings insist that the nindows on the cruise ship should have had warnings on them area if they were in an open viewing area. >> putting those in a viewing section where you have a railing, it would encourage you to sit on it, to put a kid on mo it. >> reporter: the lawsuit is expected to be finaled this morning in miami. it will show examples of other he sui lines that the family attorney argues have safety screens or windows that cannot wnedpened at all. ane family attorney will also opene in the suit that the cruise line should have known window guidelines, asnewer boats owned by royal caribbean th

atina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a man—made coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so, our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery, the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes, fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. our coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived, and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our

anello was charged in the death of his granddaughter, 18-month-old chloe weigand. she fell from an open window in july. anello said he thought the window was closed. his attorney says anello is thinking about the deal. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, the struggling boy scouts of america takes another hit as the mormon church removes hundreds of thousands of young people from the program. >>> and a window to the past. dna from an ancient piece of chewing gum reveals the life of a girl from the stone age. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." frorom thehe stone age.. frorom thehe stone age.. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. ♪the beat goes on entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. ♪la-di-la-di-di don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassi

and you brought your daughter, chloe. i hope you've been beating that drum, this morning. michael, just talk me through the outfits that you've put together. i like to get some, like, bits and pieces and just tie them on, like and stick them on our heads. happy days! you're a pagan. what does the winter solstice mean to you? it's like celebrating ancestors and things like that, you know, having a little tiny drink of mead. that sort of thing, you know! now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. shortest day of the year, but at least most of us are seeing some sunshine today. we have had some rain though for the eastern side of being this morning. that has been pulling away out into the north sea so pulling away out into the north sea so it will be drier and sunnierfor what is left of today. those showers will be making further progress into wales, western england, south—western and other western part of scotland. pretty mild for this time of the year. the wind is picking upon in the south—west. the breeze will blow in more showers from the western side o

chloe pushed back. >> it feels like we won. that is a really, really good feeling. >> tonight at 11, long learn about the program fighting to the keep tenants in the city. >>> 16-year-old environmentalists greta thunberg has become time magazine's youngest person of the year. as emily turner reports, the magazine credits her for becoming the biggest voice on the biggest issue facing the planet. >> reporter: climate activist greta thunberg is time magazine's person of the year. the magazine says that this was the year of the climate crisis went from behind the curtain to center stage. and no one did more to make that happen in thunberg. >> we are facing a real crisis. >> reporter: hours before the end honor was announced, the environmentalist spoke at the united nations climate talks in madrid which he accused leaders of misleading the public. >> the biggest danger is not an action inaction, the real danger is when politicians and ceos are making it look like a real action is happening when, in fact, almost nothing is being done

the family of chloe wiegand is suing. we apologize for the mistake. >>> coming up, bernie sanders campaign returns to the bay area. but the presidential candidate won't actually be here. we'll explain. >>> plus if you want your gift to arrive by christmas, listen up. the first holiday shipping deadline is already here. what you can do to make you're your gift gets there safely and on time. >> announcer: coming up -- mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> new this midday, soon it might be easier for people considering suicid

atina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a man—made coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so, our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery, the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes, fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. 0ur coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived, and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our

tina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a manmade coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. so this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery. the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes. fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. 0ur coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our re

tina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a manmade coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. so this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery, the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes, fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. 0ur coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived, and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our r

atina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a man—made coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery, the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes, fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. 0ur coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our re

atina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a manmade coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery, the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes, fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. 0ur coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived, and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our rest

and you bought your daughter, chloe. michael, just talk me through the outfits that you have put together. i like to get some bits and pieces and tie them on and stick them on our heads. happy days! you are a pagan. what does the winter solstice mean to you? it solstice mean to you? is celebrating ant and things like it is celebrating ant and things like land, having a little loading of need. that sort of thing, you know! coming up we meet the people looking for solutions to climate change, and follow the work of those striving to tackle this global threat — in climate defenders. now it's time for a look at the weather. parts of south and south—east england have had almost an inch of rain in the last 24 a ways. still an excess rain in the last 24 a ways. still an excess of 90 flood warnings across england, on the details on our website. some spells of sunshine this morning, all of us will see some today, showers already piling into western areas of the uk, slowly moving eastwards. quite a cold day gci’oss moving ea

and you bought your daughter, chloe. i hope you've been beating that drum, this morning. michael, just talk me through the outfits that you've put together. i like to get some, like, bits and pieces and tie them on, like and stick them on our heads. happy days! you're a pagan. what does the winter solstice mean to you? it's like celebrating ancestors and things like that, having a little drink of mead. that sort of thing, you know! now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. for pagans and everybody else. it has been very wet over recent days. another 20 to 25 millimetres, almost an inch across us in southern and south—eastern counties of thing that in the last 2a hours whilst the flood warnings have diminished since this time yesterday, they are still in excess of 80 across england and the details are on our website. 0vernight rain clearing away from eastern coasts and behind that, sunshine and showers in western areas and heavy infantry where you catch them. 7—11 the top temperature, cold in the north of scotla nd temperature, cold in the north of sc

atina and chloe work in the indian ocean trying to find ways of saving the world's dying coral. today, they're checking on their nursery. it's a man—made coralfarm and one of the biggest in the world. this is a large—scale coral reef restoration project. the nursery that we use is a rope nursery. so our coral fragments are actually placed inside a rope and then they are hung mid—water. over half the world's reefs have already been lost because of climate change. coral gets its colour and its energy from the algae which live inside it. as the water gets warmer, though, the algae becomes toxic, so the coral evicts it. this is called bleaching. with its food source expelled, the coral often die. from the nursery, the small coral are brought down and cemented to the ocean floor. within minutes, fish swim to what the reef rescuers call super coral. our coral gardening methodology identifies resilient colonies by visiting reefs shortly after bleaching events and looking at which colonies have survived and have some level of confidence that they are resilient and will make our re