so i guess the global compact. i mean tristana starting point to open the discussion and talk about the benefits instead of thinking that this is going to come. it is i'm interested in your final thoughts were running out of time because there's a question we start at the beginning of the show was come migration be controlled ok so i'd like to ask you a double question resulted without can migration be controlled should migration be controlled can migration be controlled i think. it should be regulated definitely and i think in the conversation about regulation the powerful should also have a conversation with themselves. the western nations that are these countries who are. democratic nations. in this field. ok thank you very much for those wonderful thank you all preparing. so i was. showing you how the food for thought which i hope is the case join us next week until then bye bye i'm sure. the scene of the sounds of silence. come on till. he's a dad finding abandon ship. and treasure. waiting to take one final.

so i guess the global compact could be. a starting point to open the discussion and talk about the benefits instead of thinking that this is going to come. it is i'm interested in your final thoughts were. the question we start at the beginning of the show was come migration be controlled ok so i'd like to ask you a double question resulted in that can migration be controlled should migration be controlled can make bold i think. should be regulated definitely and i think in the conversation about the nation the powerful should also have a conversation with themselves. the west. country. democratic nation. thank you very much for this one of. the show in health food for thought which i hope is the case join us next week by by choice. i'm going to. take it personally with the longest two people in stories that make it so special are you ready. for a. bomb. thirty minutes on d w. o. nine gemini if. at any time crimes committed plays easy names to be in the back yard of the love of crime sometimes to sing along to see this to c

so i guess the global compact could be. a starting point to open the discussion and talk about the benefits instead of thinking that this is going to mark it if i'm interested in your final thoughts were running as a target because there's a question we start at the beginning of the show was come migration be controlled ok so i'd like to ask you a double question result in that can migration be controlled should migration be controlled can make gratian be controlled i think regulated should be regulated definitely and i think in the conversation about the powerful should also have a conversation with. the western nations that are. supporting less than democratic nations. ok thank you very much for those wonderful thank you all for being here matthew. enjoy the show in the home front of food for thought which i hope is the case join us next week by by she was. cool. such. scars cover unfortunately women in russia have to live with the ones sexism depression. where pre-teens patriarchy comes to the women's rights were already

compact they would do this in a majority and also the german government firmly believes that this compact on migration is fairly important and that the fact that almost two hundred member states of the united nations have agreed on this it's an important sign of global responsibility in the future of migration so germany will certainly stick to this compact on migration haven't found a mark in berlin thank you. we're going to turn now to our top story we're going to head to the scene of the shooting at a bar in los angeles california where a gunman killed twelve people including a law enforcement officer the shooter was also killed we have jason campbell standing by he is a reporter covering the story in los angeles jason good more can you tell us about what happened there tonight. well i'm not. i'm not very. hi there how are you with whom am i speaking. but in terms of aceh i mean i'm the journalist here from all right in addition for your own no jason definitely but. i'm here on the scene and yes i am we just have a very short press conference it was a very touchy press conference becau

compact based on the polo. well this is spends group hours before the premiere in sao paulo the reporters in amsterdam stormed the stage to get a closer look a world premiere on the three continents where the new t. cross is to be produced. a bunch to enter specifies china south america and europe he explains v.w. wanted to show that this isn't truly global car although tailored to the demands of each market in china it's made for the needs of chinese car buyers and south america for south american chase and and europe like this one for european conditions. kristie crosses twelve centimeters shorter making it better suited for city driving then it's big brother rock that doesn't mean that v.w. simply shrank that to rock or in other words simplify the goal as you beat. there's a lot more to it. and side if the most important factor explains chief designer clothes fish off is that the proportions and ingredients his team needs are combined in a way that everything fits together large wheels short overhangs a tigh

we have two of these compacters. we've done outreach to the tenants to let them know about the proposed ordinance and we're just starting to get feedback from folks. we had two suggestions we wanted to share with the committee for your considerations. and i want to preface the suggestions by saying this is not our area of expertise. this officexpertise is really t department of environment. recology. but we had two proposals. one is a public policy question and it's arising from think being our restaurants included on the list. if they fail an audit, is sorting the right remedy for this waste stream that is a very wet waste stream? primarily a food waste stream. we're wondering if it wouldn't be better to give the director of the department of environment the ability to impose a different enforcement action for certain unique generators? is sorting the right answer? maybe switching to compostable food wear is the right answer. we don't know. but we think that flexibility may be a good thing in the ordinance. and the

also, what is essential is she says it is the written compact. this prefigures a written social compact that is going to come later to frame the nation. this is how the stories of the nation are being written. what to be's origins -- do these origins allow her to do? each is a break. movingws her to say i am chronologically through american history, but these are the moments to dwell on. columbus is a section to himself. is this era of discovery. jamestown is in the era of discovery but not the first article compact of america. that starts with the pilgrims. what did she say about these pilgrims? when did they come, this is what she writes. in no part of the history of the u.s., perhaps of the world, is the eye of the philanthropist resting with more interest than on the account of the devoted band now spoken of as the pilgrims. they possess a higher caste of moral elevation of any of those who thought the new world was in evidence. keep in mind how often we see this. this idea of moral elevation. they came here unlike anybody else. everybody els

feel more down if i know nose the many modern vehicles like this compact s.u.v. have storage compartments in addition to the trunk here there's extra space next to the spare tire under the trunk floor it's the perfect spot to put things like cleaning supplies for the cottage deathly slow to go large and heavy objects should always go on the bottom as close as possible to the rear axle and the rear seat bench which keeps on shakes out of the passenger compartment and if you have more cargo and need to fold down the rear seats you'll need something else to secure your luggage like. this is where a luggage neck can come in handy it protects passengers from flying objects and they say had taken the neck can even be mounted. to waste with the rear seat bench up or folded down and it takes just seconds. the net protects passengers should a piece of luggage unexpectedly become just watched. in so i know what i know says you can fit a lot of cargo into modern compact s.u.v.s like the take out but before you start loading things and it's wise to consider what fits best wh

we have to mention criticizing the compact there's also some members with an angle america c.d.u. y. yes there well there is criticism that this is a migration compact it basically doesn't differentiate between refugees those fleeing from conflict and general migration that would also mean people fleeing from economic hardship but also just normal migration so this whole debate being brought up by the far right now raise question marks it threatens to be a bone of contention within the c.d.u. coalition with the social democrats a lot of criticism for the social democrat foreign minister heikal mass basically arguing that he simply didn't explain this compact very well that really it was in the german interest to lay down common standards because those already being fulfilled here in germany like access to the health services and no differentiation between. own nationals and those people who come as migrants for whatever reason that is the fault line here in there was no debate really intended this was supposed to be something that is treated as a normal government proceeding there

what is essential is she says it is the written compact. this prefigures a written compact that is going to come later to frame the nation. this is how the stories of the nation are being written. these allow her to do? each is a break. each can be a possible beginning. i'd allows her to say i am moving through american history, but here are the moments to dwell on. columbus is a section to himself. h, jamestown is in the era of discovery but not of first article compact america. that starts with the pilgrims. what did she say about these programs? when they come, this is what she writes. in no part of the history of the u.s., perhaps of the world, is the eye of the philanthropist resting with more interest than on the band spoken of as the pilgrims. they high more elevation. help -- in mind how often we see this. this idea of moral elevation. they came here unlike anybody else. everybody else came for gold. they came for god. hope was a motive of former settlers. we do hold the germ of that love of liberty. we are going to see that again i

i mentioned the interstate compact. a lot of states already have something on their books called constitutional gift clauses. this was research by a couple of my colleagues. most states already went through something similar like this in the early 1800s. there were about eight states and one territory that defaulted on their debt in the early 1800s because they have given up massive subsidies to railroads and the canal building companies and ended up going into default. the state legislatures passed constitutional gift clauses that say public funds cannot be used for private purposes. whatthe intervening years has happened is we just kind of drifted away from this in the legal interpretation of what a public use of money is. it has become more watered down to the point we are able to use anything as a public purpose for purpose. -- for the public purpose. company condemned agricultural land to say it was blighted so they can use eminent domain to move people out of their homes to build a new foxconn plant. that is an eg

compact with africa is a g. twenty initiative and has already attracted a total of two hundred forty three billion euros in pledges it's hoped the investment will curb illegal immigration to europe by creating jobs for young africans. south africa is one of few countries not at war where adults are more likely to be out of a job than in one joblessness is particularly severe for the country's youth seven out of ten young south africans are without work. paul obama loco could easily have fallen into a trap of remaining idle. in south africa youth unemployment is that really bit because whereas they invested in each and every house there's a there's a young person who's sitting home not having a job you know taking that light skills to get a job rather than not from a local travels thirty kilometers a day from her home in wasilla township to her m.b. a youth employment platform in inner city johannesburg since its inception in two thousand and nine the organization has offered workplace skills and basic training t

germany holds to the compact with africa summit in berlin this week and the government here pledged a billion year old foreign investment fund to boost business in african countries it's aimed at small and midsize german companies that tend to shy away from africa and have little experience of the risks they are. compact with africa as the g twenty initiative has already attracted a total of two hundred forty three billion euros in pledges it's hoped the investment will curb illegal immigration to europe by creating jobs for young africans he's. south africa is one of few countries not at war where adults are more likely to be out of a job than in one joblessness is particularly severe for the country's youth seven out of ten young south africans are without work. paul or mama loko could easily have fallen into a trap of remaining idle. in south africa youth unemployment is that really bit because when i stay in my state in each and every house there's a there's a young person who's sitting home not having a job you know taking that i'd skills to get a job rather than not from a local

translation: we were ordered in the end because we were really compact.esponsible and we were fighting, we did ourjob and our best and we scored that goal in the 93rd minute. it wasn't our usual style is like a control possession. we did it a different way is a strong block. together we were compact and we moved fast, managing to create a few dangerous situations. i have a lookjust now and we ran 123 kilometres. that's a lot. that result means any of the teams in group 4 — which also includes england — can still qualify. elsewhere, michy batshuayi scored both goals as belgium beat already relegated iceland 2—0. belgium are now 3 points clear of switzerland at the top of group 2 and the two sides meet on sunday. in league b, bosnia herzegovina are promoted from group 3 after a 0—0 draw with austria. that result also means that northern ireland are relegated. there were also several friendlies on thursday night. wayne rooney earnt his 120th — and final — cap for england as they beat the usa at wembley. callum wilson — on his debut — was among the scorers in

back to the compact will not be international law. so what good is this agreement. and you are the experts here what good is the agreement. well it can only create a consensus how to manage and deal with migration i mean we don't have a global government which is going to implement or tool to force any kind of. low only thing is what is our understanding of migration how do we understand migration how do we create opportunities for people living somewhere because our opportunities are determined by the place where we were born in or live in so how can we create the point you know in life. so what is understanding of states how they can cooperate it is attacked for migration that seems to suggest that migration is a good thing is migration always a good thing migration if it is forced migration is not a good thing if it is a voluntary migration it is a good thing so we'll never be able to stop migration but can we reduce forces migration which has been caused by environmental disasters by war by authoritarian governments or by governance and of course. poverty. raji

get a 3-1 compaction ratio. so even though small compactors are called a front loader, it was picked up by a rock truck, that may even be 3 cubic yards. but because you are squeezing it , you have 9 cubic yards. if that is nine times five, if you are getting that picked up every day, now you cross the 30- yard line. >> unless i am wrong, very few small businesses would be affected. >> very few. i have a list from the director and she listed 12 that she was aware of. i don't actually know your definition of small business. when i look at them, i am thinking they look really big to me. but we have -- we have identified 12 so far that would be considered small. may be there is a few more. >> there are small but then there are some that are neighbourhood serving businesses there are, there are neighbourhood grocers. those are some of them that are definitely impacted by the ordinance. >> some of those stores and of generating a lot. >> and then the restaurant association has identified some as well of their members

i was glad to hear you mentioned global compact on migration.eginning to address this issue that is incredibly important. i was curious you did not mention the task force on placement. the recommendation will be presented to the next. i think the most progress was made when we had seen this issue implemented in other sectors. when we get out of our sector. i now work for refugee organization. it is so intertwined with other issues. talk about how that can be implemented. workers are also more opportunity #. >> we have five minutes to answer those questions. then we will go to the wonderful book signing and breakfast. >> more or less asking the same question. how do we communicate? how do we get women, in particular. this is partly why i believe stories of what people are doing it's very important. the book is part of this. i think we need now to communicate in a very specific way. [laughter] i noticed that young people, and this is the podcast, the extent of which they do, a source of information. that would be for me the way of doing a podcast.

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who skeptical the advantages of the un agreement the danger of seeing a so-called compact is that it says it is not binding and it is not binding for most of the countries but it will eventually be binding for european countries because it will be applied by the international courts that execute. they should ignore it but migration is the solution to the problem even the fifty million people migrating from sub-saharan africa this with problems created a huge load of problems for you for the working class europeans specially in competition with the migration it was put enormous strengths on all the social pats on the social insurance system on the health system but it will not solve a single problem. kurdish fighters in northern syria the temporary halt in their operations against the islamic state that comes after kurdish led syrian democratic forces say they came under fire from the turkish military the united states on turkey don't see eye to eye when it comes to the s.d.f. washington supported in the fight against. terrorists the u.s. state department has raised concerns over the

the danger of seeing a bald so-called compact is that it says it is not binding and it is not binding for most of the countries but it will eventually be binding for european countries because it will be applied by the international courts that execute the power in europe they should definitely do not ignore it but migration is the solution to the problem even the view of fifty million people migrating from sub-saharan africa this will not solve the problems to create a huge load of problems for you for the working class europeans specially in competition with the migration it was. enormous strengths on all the social paths on the vala social insurance system and the health system but it will not solve a single problem. britain's biggest police union has hit a treasury chief and claiming he's prioritizing potholes over crime in this week's budget while terrorism policing was allocated one hundred sixty million pounds the funding to repair road holes well was more than twice that this is just another example of the contempt in which the government holds police officers what does it say

or the european commission has called austria regrettable the global compact for safe orderly regular migration is a non binding agreement it aims to make migration safer and. because on issues such as how to better protect an integrated migrants it was approved in july by all u.n. member nations except the us hungry later. the agreement while poland is reconsidering its well well austria's governing coalition has adopted a hardline approach to migration. since the heights of the crisis in twenty fifteen austria has taken over a quarter of a million refugees and granted asylum to over one hundred fifty thousand people the spine a drop in number since the migration remains a hot button issue in the country as it goes all over europe of course we spoke to an austrian m.p. who skeptical all the advantages all thought you had packed. the danger of seeing about the so-called compact is that it says it is not binding and it is not binding for most of the countries but it will eventually be binding for european countries because it will be applied by the international courts that execute the