the first person i'd like to thank is martha campbell. the first person to hire me. even though i had no experience in the public sector and had been working in the international moffett field, which was a big jump. she gave me tons of room to -- international non-profit field, which gave -- which was a big jump. she gave me room to grow. [applause] >> thank you. the last group is from the tin this group, teamwork is abot -- something that we work hard to encourage and support. certainly, we get more out of the team of employees than we do out of any one individual. we will recognize the seven individuals in the presidio division, working towards of the city's zero waste bills. the climate action plan has largely been achieved by the fact that we provide public transportation to this city, doing so largely through fuel- efficient and zero-emissions vehicles. ourself phones are operations that generate its own waste and emissions. this gets the folks out. taking the reins of the presidio division, driving at the waist down to zero. one metal indicator that i've of giv

berlin he's the executive director of united nations population fund in washington we cross to martha madison campbell she's a lecturer at the school of public health at the university of california berkeley and in gainesville we have matthew conley he's a professor of history at columbia university all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first musharraf where does the world stand right now with seven billion people and still counting today's world population is double what it was in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven and seven times what it was only two centuries ago by mid century a projected growth will put that figure at nine point three billion people concerns are mounting that such sustained expansion of the humankind threatens to run dry this planet's already overstretched resources. the business as usual scenario predicts that humanity will be using renewable resources and land at the rate of two planets each year by twenty thirty and just over two point eight planets each year by two thousand and fifty in addition to medic

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campbell's chunky -- it's amazing what soup can do. martha: first it was bank of america.ank. starting in december. customers with less than $15,000 in their account will be slapped with an extra $20 fee because you don't have enough money. customers with less than $6,000 will get a $15 fee just to keep your money in the bank. cheryl, we cover a lot of stories as do you. i have heard more people who are ticked off about these fees than i have heard talk about banks in a long time. >> people are furious. and people are ready to get even more angry. this is not going to stop. first it was bank of america. even chase we are finding out is toying with the idea of charge for the debit cards. they are thinking $3. this is what companies do. we see this in the airline sector all the time. one airline will try to raise fares $20. if the higher fares don't stick the airlines bring it back. if they lose customers over this they will have to reconsider whether they want to alienate customers. martha: one woman said to me, forget. i'm just going to put my money in my mattress. i'm so