b. brown produces so called infusion transfer systems for the world market they were essential in every hospital managing director of oman cuba is proud of the quality be brown opened the plant in twenty fourteen and has since invested over one hundred million u.s. dollars in the vietnamese site. in seville is money sickly welcome here as an investor of course you should make the mistake of thinking that everything will be the same as in germany you have to keep. used to the local conditions and you have to be familiar with them i would recommend it to anyone who intends to invest here to do so but only with the appropriate advice the speed at which economic development in vietnam is progressing is just right for the very young population there every where people are building and modernizing and many are looking for prosperity. jose manuel abed is back in spain and he doesn't care what kind of work he gets the main thing is that it's in his hometown in southern spain his job as a waiter is only temporary at the end of the holiday season he could be unemployed again. i don't know i just

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b. brown produces so called infusion transfer systems for the world market they were sensual in every hospital managing director. who's proud of the quality be brown opened the plant in twenty fourteen and has since invested over one hundred million u.s. dollars in the vietnamese site. in seville is basically welcome here as an investor of course you should make the mistake of thinking that everything will be the same as in germany you have to get used to the local conditions and you have to be familiar with them i would recommend it to anyone who intends to invest here to do so but only with the appropriate advice the speed at which economic development in vietnam is progressing is just right for the very young population there every where people are building and modernizing and many are booking for prosperity. jose manuel bedell is back in spain and he doesn't care what kind of work he gets the main thing is that it's in his hometown in southern spain his job as a waiter is only temporary at the end of the holiday season he could be unemployed again. i just came back from germany in october

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how will b you different from jerry brown? >> i'm not here to critique jerry brown. i want compliment him. he is the right person at the right time. he triaged the state and put us back on firm footing. that said, there are vexing issues that will require courage and a chan in terms of approa the homeless issue is out of contro and inexcusable and unacce 24% of the nation ishomeless. we need to address that. the housing issue and c afforsis and ortga rents are out contro 49utth o of 50 on per capita units. >> this was a big issue when you were mayor. stillis. as you well know, you can take 5,000 people off the streets and there will be another 5,000 from other counties or states. how do you deal wi regional or state-wide basis. do you hold them accoun >> i lo the question. you are framing it as it needs to be. it's a problem manifesting in regions manifesting e cities a city mayor cannot solve this oursel you have tona regze strate it's accountability. if san francisco i the only one in the entire nine-county bay area that is all the right things that will place enor

b thwns head coach, browns and jets kick off at 8:20 tonigh so there is hope for leon.t win but there is also an exciting day for our guy doug who got to meet his name sake today. >> there's a kammerer on the line. >> maximilian. >> and i've already come one a nickname,n he's know as the weatkrman. >> loot that. we even look like family. come on. >> welcome. thank you for playing overseas the next coue years. how does it make you eel. all the people are so nice. >> the kammerers, not known in thisrea forhockey. >> one more time. >> here we go. >> you're going to change that for us. >> i hope so. that's what i want to do. >> so what dyou think? is it your house? your family? my family? >> we'll see. >> my girlfriend and i, my mom is coming. >> do you know u tom? >> no. >> aunt sandy? yet.ot >> what about leo kammerer? >> no. >> so all kammerers speak german, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> so what would you say to me? german? what did he saom my would make me a german chocolate cake. is that really german? >> i don't know. maybe. 'm going to say its because that way we're close

ss nun told brown, god b you as she handed over the keys to her mini van. he pled guilty to the carjacking and thege char >> bless you and sentence you. >>> the threat of bullies -- followin children home from school. a news4 i-team review find children may be more at risk after they get home. scott macfarlane is up next with the battle against cyberbullies. >>> a high school student is praised on a viral a videoer doing something quite positive. the video that showed his surprise to a school custodian. >> love that story. >>> if you're not on heard, now isime to jump on the band gon for what could be d.c.'s next championship team. the mystics >>> we are now three days into the mansion murders trial, and the juryas in this case now been seated. today we are also learning aboue of evidence they may be hearing based on al former c mate of the man charged with members ande family their housekeeper. meagan fitzgeralds there. meagan? >> reporter: a diverse jury.he throughout entire process, the judge was asking these jurors questions, and legalrt ex will tell yo

b. brush like a pro. >>> the hit series "murphy brown" returns this thursday night on cbs. 20 years after it went off thee comedy about the news is not just coming back for more laughs. lee cowan sat down with the cast in a story for sunday morning. >> 30 million people tune in to see me every week. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: it's been 20 years since candice bergen took her final bow as murphy brown. >> sorry, jim. this babe can't be bought. >> reporter: the fictional news woman many real life journalists secretly wished they could be. >> he'd really like you to do the interview but if not, he's going to give it to jane pauley. >> reporter: the show had a good, long run. ten seasons. the cast and crew earning their fake newsroom a slew of very real emmys. when it finally ended in 1998, most thought it would go where most sitcom goes. make a dvd box set or reruns on cable. then came election night 2016. >> we have been told that hillary clinton has called donald trump to concede. >> reporter: let's just say it didn't exactly go her way. >> it was just grief, frankly for -- until now. >> reporter

the browns of california, the family dynasty that transformed a state and shaped a nation b i writt miriamowell. she spoke with scott shafer. >> welcome to "kq newsroom." thank you. thanks for having me. >> so this book is part history. it's part biography. why did you decide to tell the story of california through the brown f >> because i thought that the four generations of browns just so mirror the -- the arc of that family mirrors the historye of ate of california, that it was a great vehicle for saying somefu reallamental things about the history of this place. and in turn the family was so important an shaping it.l in i mean between pat and jerry brown, they have governedsthe e for more than half of its modern history. >> yeah. and pat brown, of course, born in san francisco as was jerry brown. jerry brown's grandmother moved here from the ranch to get to the big city, i guess. and pat brown was elected governor in 1958. what kind of a politician was he? >> pat was the perfect politician for that era of this criminal expansi credible expansion. how califora was formed, how it joined

brown. he's a great governor, but i respectfully disagree with him here. >> reporter: there are 23 states that allow capitol alcohol to b beyond 2:00 a.m. >> sergio, thank you very much. >>> fire and ice. it's a combination that searched part of a very popular bay area sports bar. al a fire at ricky's sports theater and grill started at just after 1:00 in an icees this was outside the bar. the fire extended up the ball and overhead. the fire crews got there and were able to stop itm ad five more minutes and it bo hwo have been inside. thank god it wasn't. >> reporter: no injuries as a result of the fire, and the bar reopened at 10:30 this morning, just nine hours after the fire. the san lee an doe sports bar has been around since 1946 and it's a designated hangout for oakland raiders fans. >>> dozens of animal rights protesters arrested at a chicken ranch in petaluma this afternoon. sheriff's deputies say about 200 protesters pulled off the coordinated demonstration. members of direct action everywhere descended on mccoy's poultry services. they started taking chickens out of large sheds. organizers told responding depu

b-net brief, what you need to know in the world of alternative energy, . the global climate action summit kicked off in san francisco. governor jerry browneiled end of the most ambitious climate targets yet. it would commit california to 100% use of zero carbon electricity by 2045. the governor took aim at president trump, saying that he has designated himself saboteur in charge. he has designated himself basically as an enemy of the people. ,olleen, is that kind of goal 100% clean energy by 2045, realistic? >> it's a stretch for california to get to 100% clean energy by 2045. there's two parts that happened on monday. there was a 100% clean power target, but more quietly, governor brown also signed an executive order for 100% carbon neutrality by 2045. executive orders are interesting because they are often precursors to law in california. and that is significant. california gets 80% of its primary energy from oil and gas. to get to carbon neutrality, it will need to eliminate those entirely from its energy mix. alix: we have a great chart that shows the energy mix and the huge hurdle it would have to overcome. literally, what would it

brown. >> no. nobody resembles whitney, you know, i mean, come on. but she's a pleasant face to look at just like whitney was. >> the bad boy of r&b says it's been hardve the painful memories of his life, but feels it's time he told his story his way. >> they only named me the bad boy because when it comes to the stage, i'm a bad boy. okay, other than that my life -- i'm a calm person. and not many people know that about me. >> bobby worked closely with producers on the series. he says they got it mostly right, except for one thing. >> they had written a scene that my brother had beat me in pool and i was just like, no, that never happened and no, we're not doing that. >>> that's a minor detail but this should be good tonight. the bobby brown story is a two-night event starting this evening on b.e.t. >>> now to anna kendrick and blaif lively. seeing isn't always believing. >>> okay, i have game you guys, in honor of one of the posters where you just see eyes at the top. we're going to play "a simple co-star" and show you eyes from people that, you know, you have worked and see if you can guess. >> ryan reynolds. >> ryan worked in anna in the "voices.

hotter planet,week in san francisco, california governor jerry brown is presiding over a stobal climate action summit. it's designed to b the paris climate accord process, an agreement president trum withdrew from last year. a major concern of scientists is the stability of the amazon, the world's largest rainforest, often call "the lungs of the planet." tonight, with the support of thz pu center, and in collaboration with the nation magazine and pri's "the world," special correspondent sam eaton takes us to maranhao state, in brazil, to look at the fight to save this vital forest >> reporter: it's dusk on the eastern edge of the amazon rainforest. this is a hotspot for illegal logging and for these guajajara indians patrolling their ancestral lands, the day is far from over. the spotter sees an y canoe on the riverbank. we pull up to next it and movear quickly up arow path into the forest. someone just passed here, the branches showing fresh cuts from a machete. and then, just ahead, we hear their voices coming down the path. the guajajara indians, armed and in full camouflage, crouch down for an ambush. three boys fro

brown invent rockets. >> stephen: the "v"s. >> the v-1 -- >> stephen: the buzz bomb. >> and the b-2 was the first ballistic missile that leavesback and hits its target. he knew even though this was deputized for warfare, after the war, if you want to go into space, you need something like that. we needed that, too. we did not put him on the line at nuremburg. we kept them. >> stephen: the joke in the 1960s was our german scientists are better than your german scientists. >> exactly. we got him to birth the apollo program and design the rocket that would go to the moon. using his expertise that he used to terrorize london with the v2 rocket. this relationship goes deep! and so i'm-- i'm-- i was conflicted because i grew up during the vietnam war. and vietnam was bad no matter how you sliced that. remember that line in the song ♪ war, what is it good for? absolutely nothing ♪ >> stephen: say it again. >> very good. that line wasn't, "vietnam war, what is it good for?" it was "war." so vietnam shaped what war is to me. but, meanwhile, there are stat use of proud soldiers standing there brandishing weapons and things. and i said

browns after playing 12 games with them in his 2017 rookie season. you remember he was taken in the sixth round, draprojecte to go igher in that draft, b dropped because of a battery charge against him that was dropped. >>> all right, labor day is another reminder of the season that wasn't for the nationals. a year agomet this the nationals were in first place with a 15-game lead in the national league east. there was reason to believe they would be in a similar position th year. instead, it's about playing for pride instead of position. wand that pride on display against this afternoon against the cardinals. max scherzer on the mound. gave up a couple of early runs, but then, oh, the rikeouts. they came acoming. 15th time this season scherzer rikes out ten or more in a game. today, it was 11, but who's counting? he goes seven innings, gives up three runs, but for all this, actually in line for the loss until this. bottom of the ninth, bryce er at the plate. the nationals down two runs. down to their last two outs, and harper says,hey, no no, we're not going home. this is a two-run, game-tying home run to cenr field. playing for pride. we're all knott

how am i going to get from point a to point b because those roads may be blocked because of flash flooding. think about what you need to do. >> neil: michael brownthank you very much. and to that point as michael was speaking here. maryland's governor larry hogan has already declared a state of emergency. fourth state to do so. north carolina, south carolina, virginia and now maryland all taking no chances with this. state of emergency in effect. much more after this. so, i have this recurring dream. i'm 85 years old in a job where i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversified... i'm not a big spender. sounds like you're doing a lot. but i still feel like i'm not gonna have enough for retirement. like there's something else i should be doing. with the right conversation, you might find you're doing okay. so, no hot dog suit? not unless you want to. no. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade®. >> neil: i think they are talking about meet the faulker's hook you up to lie detector whether you were the one that leaked this new orleananonymous

b c i was can't wait to see that guy sweat go ahead jan in las vegas. right well to lionel's point that something changed along the way it's funny you mentioned john brown and i was just about to say the thing that changed is that the democrats finally realized that all they needed was a vein to get into the intelligence community of the united states and the person who injected the g.p.s. document which by the way was paid for by hillary clinton and the d.n.c. all they needed was a vein a way to get it into the intel community and they did so through john brennan and if you look at granite and i'd love to present trump revoked his security clearance and his right to rifle through all the intelligence briefings guess what you notice you guys notice the leaks have stopped since that happened and what does that tell you that tells you that john brennan was indeed the leaker he did have a political ax to grind and by the way you're not supposed to be allowed to be a paid network contributor and also have access to highly classified intelligence briefings that in my opinion as someone who went through journalism one o one in college knows better than that b

facility for over 120 years have left the property brown filled which must be cleaned of metals, p.c.b., and asbestos before it can be developed into a park. phase b consists of developing it into a boast yard and connection. phase c consists of finishing the work at the park. we have another $9 million in funding pending. we'll submit our permit application for site remediation by december 2018, bringing our estimated remediation start date to early 2020, and as part of that effort, we intend to collaborate with hunters point family who, through an e.p.a. brown filled cleanup grant has already trained approximately 60 bayview-hunters point residents in environmental remediation. and with that, that concludes my presentation. thank you very much. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm courtney pesch, build senior project manager for india basin project. i'm going to give you a quick overview of the project design and project components. as you can see, the project site is mostly vacant, with one improved cul-de-sac and three tapered streets that the project intends to taper, reconfigure, build and dedicate bac

including 36 b from the inside we are going to open uop that window and look at the connections that secre that window in place and see if that contributed to the cracking. ( marty ) governor brownunch a satellite to track climate change emissions around the world. he made the announcement as he wrapped up the global action climate summit in san francisco yesterday. during the summit, a number of new measures have been signed into law ... aimed at promoting zero emission vehicles ... and reducing overall climate emissions.the governor wants to use the new satellite to report climate change data to the public ... in an effort to help reduce pollution. ( marty ) affordable housing is in short supply in almost every bay area community ... and walnut creek is no exception. kron four's philippe djegal reports on a new senior living community there, with a lot of applicants -- for just a few spots. by the early afternoon... several dozen seniors had applied or inquired about applying for affordable housing in-person and online at montego place senior apartments in walnut creek. maggie/applicant- "it's v ery frustrating." some applicants say they're applying everywhere for apartments t

and it is a history of how i became a writer and a younger version of brown girl dreaming but depending on where they are at with b their reading they could get a lot out of it. >>host: california please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: hi. because i have heard a couple of colors i wanted to come back to the question of the upper-middle-class neighborhood because of economic circumstances and a poor white neighborhood. and that comment of the crime differences i did see a differences of the white or black neighborhoods except for the fact i saw law enforcement take more concern they treated us differently. the whitesofter on neighborhoods for the same crime then the black neighborhoods. i just wonder, if both the media is partially to blame for that the way they portray white and blacks for the same crime? and if the schools can introduce to all of the kids to educate them that would help. that was my question. thank you. >>guest: thank you for that question. we talked about this earlier about what was said about books being beers and windows and it is important that people, especially young peop

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