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fund because of fears that china would not contribute. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, gave us her analysis from the summit. well, the peripheral event around these negotiations is just closing down around the negotiators, and we have just seen the latest version of a draft agreement, a proposed text that these countries could sign off on at some point in these overrunning negotiations, and it�*sjust a question of whether what is in that draft text could be something that every single party here could agree on. crucially, there is no mention of a phase down in fossil fuels, that was lost from the text earlier in the talk. the language on this 1.5 degree target that was set by the paris agreement, this threshold to limit the most dangerous impacts of climate change, the language on that has not been strengthened as much as major players like the eu would like to see. they have already threatened to walk away from these talks if they don�*t see that target being really affirmed in this agreement. it�*s still a case that this vexed
that includes payments to help developing nations deal with global warming. there has been long—standing opposition in the west to a so—called loss and damage fund because of fears that china would not contribute. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, gave us her analysis from the summit. well, the peripheral event around these negotiations is just closing down around the negotiators, and we have just seen the latest version of a draft agreement, a proposed text that these countries could sign off on at some point in these overrunning negotiations, and it'sjust a question of whether what is in that draft text could be something that every single party here could agree on. crucially, there is no mention of a phase down in fossil fuels, that was lost from the text earlier in the talk. the language on this 1.5 degree target that was set by the paris agreement, this threshold to limit the most dangerous impacts of climate change, the language on that has not been strengthened as much as major players like
if we were approaching an agreement. look, i don't think this is a final deal. this is more movement, so there has been bids, kind of bids, if you like, and counter bids, we are in a kind of haggle at the moment. the new draft text is better than the old one, the older one didn't mention that 1.5, that totemic i.5figure. this one repeats glasgow language on 1.5. it says countries need to come back at the next cop with more ambitious targets for cutting emissions and it also says, look, there does need to be some kind of fund, but it still leaves all sorts of things to be decided, so all around me are the delegation offices, where the negotiating teams for the countries are. they are telling me that developed countries are saying it still doesn't go far enough on raising ambition on cutting emissions. meanwhile, the developing nations say they are still not happy with the deal they are being offered on this fund for loss and damage for the impact climate change are having now, so we are not at a decision now, we're still in,
the summit will adopt it isn't at all clear but the new draft has changed. one major update — the ambition agreed 7 years ago in paris, to keep global warming at 1.5 degrees celsius, has gone back into the text. new zealand has already said the draft agreement "abandons any hope of achieving this" goal. the draft also includes a proposal for a deal to tackle the issue of "loss and damage" with the creation of a new fund to help poorer countries that have been particularly hit by climate change. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, gave us her analysis from the summit. well, the peripheral event around these negotiations is just closing down around the negotiators, and we have just seen the latest version of a draft agreement, a proposed text that these countries could sign off on at some point in these overrunning negotiations, and it'sjust a question of whether what is in that draft text could be something that every single party here could agree on. crucially, there is no mention
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what the document doesn't address is what agents discovered in the 11 boxes they retrieved from mar—a—lago earlier this month. investigations expected to continue now behind closed doors as it reviews the documents and potentially calls more witnesses. we may hear nothing more until we learn if criminal charges will be laid. gareth barlow, bbc news. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, says the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant — which is occupied by russia — remains dangerous. the plant was temporarily disconnected from the power grid on thursday for the first time. mr zelensky has demanded that the un nuclear watchdog visits the plant as soon as possible (pres)meanwhile, russia has blocked the adoption of a joint declaration meanwhile, russia has blocked the adoption of a joint declaration by a united nations conference on nuclear disarmament. that's because it objected to a draft text citing "grave concern" over military activities around ukraine's nuclear plants — zaporizhzhia in particular. the nuclear non—proliferation treaty, which is reviewed by its 191 signatories every five years, aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. the us state department has announced that president biden is planning to appoint an ambassador to the arctic region. the move comes as russia
what the fbi was looking for and what they wanted. we, at the new york times, and other media outlets, we filed a motion to try to get as much as that affidavit public as possible. we want people to know exactly what donald trump had, exactly with the fbi was looking for. at the same, time we don't want to compromise any secretive sources or things like that that could be touchy. so, yeah, we, like, you want to get to the bottom of this and see all the answers. >> look, you also have a new story about how the january six grand jury has issued a subpoena to the national archives for all materials in whatever form they have provided to the house select committee. this is in regards to yet another investigation regarding former president trump and with these materials would -- files of trump's top aides, his daily schedule, phone, logs a draft text of his speech before the riot. what have you learned about the request for these documents?
given to the january 6th house committee. those materials included records from the files of mr. trump's top aides, his daily schedule and phone logs, and a draft text of the presidents speech that preceded the riot. the grand jury subpoenas suggests that the justice department has not only been following the committees lead in pursuing its inquiry, but also that prosecutors believe evidence of a crime may exist in the white house documents the archives turned over to the house panel. this explains, or could explain, a reference that the justice department made to other investigations in its filing in federal court in florida opposing the release of the fbi affidavit that a federal florida judge relied upon, to find probable cause, that there could be evidence of donald trump's crimes at donald trump's home -- a finding that resulted in the judge authorizing the fbi
coronavirus pandemic. no surprise there. with the monkeypox outbreak happening now, the big question is, are the changes coming too late? big questions as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i them stephanie ruhle. , and his allies played in the days ahead of the capitol riot. even -- trump white house records, and quote, have issued a grand jury subpoena to the national archives, for all the documents the agency provided to a parallel house select committee inquiry. according to a copy of the subpoena obtained by the new york times, those materials included records from the files of mr. trump's top aides, his daily schedule and phone logs, and a draft text of the