President-elect Trump also begins the day's other headlines. The New York judge overseeing

his criminal hush money trial has postponed his planned sentencing, which was scheduled

for next week. Judge Juan Mershahn is allowing time for Trump's team to file a motion to dismiss

the case entirely after his election victory. Prosecutors will then have until December 9th

to respond. They've already signaled a willingness to wait until Trump's second term ends for him

to be sentenced. In a statement, a Trump spokesman said, quote, all of the sham lawfare attacks

against President Trump are now destroyed, calling the matter finished. Trump was convicted in May of 34 counts related to falsifying business records.

He has denied any wrongdoing.

In Azerbaijan, the COP 29 climate summit went into overtime today after a draft deal for funding fell flat.

On what was supposed to be the last day of the gathering,

wealthy countries pledged to give poorer nations $250 billion per year

to address the effects of climate change.

That is more than double the goal of $100 billion set 15 years ago.

But it's less than a quarter of what developing countries were seeking.

Donor countries called the figure a realistic target, while activists and developing nations,

which are often hit hardest by extreme weather, say it's a slap in the face.

The developed countries are offering $250 billion when developing countries needs trillions.

It's like bringing a garden hose into a wildfire.

It is outrageously inadequate the climate crisis that we are facing.

We need fire trucks.

We don't need buckets of water.

However, a senior U.S. official cautioned that even meeting the proposed 250 billion figure

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