carbon emissions by 2050 as part of the biggest overhaul in the company's history new teeth executive bernhard lu news says the company must change profoundly because the world is changing fast and so our society's expectations. now we all know that good things take time and that certainly true when it comes to food as farmers grapple with climate change and other environmental challenges the focus is shifting more towards sustainable organic yields and our next report will meet a farmer who spent 30 years cultivating the perfect blend of high quality nutrient rich soil. brussel sprouts one of the few vegetables harvested in the middle of winter in the german state of chalets because time near the danish border there's been a lot of rainfall and the plants did well. the organic brussels sprouts are top notch thanks to the high quality soil that we have a relatively long harvest especially for brussels sprouts we've picked up until march and that comes from taking good care of the soil just going to. the land belongs to the organic farmer had includes and he's been building up humus or the orga

headquarters after greenpeace climate activists block the entrance to the building on chief executive bernhard looneys 1st day in office greenpeace demands that the oil giant and its commitments to fossil fuels the ngos has police arrested 12 protesters in a statement b.p. said its c.e.o. shares that quote deep concerns of the activists. and we've taken our across the atlantic where invest. have had a day to digest president donald trump state of the union address where the u.s. has economic success figured quite heavily our financial correspondent yan's carter joins us now again so did investors buy it. well we do not even need to words from u.s. president donald trump and the wall street was focused on affects your on when state from economic numbers to the private sector in general almost 300000 jobs created the most since may of 2015 and this figure was almost double as high as expected there were some seasonal factors or better to say some unseasonal factors that play we had a very warm and dry conditions here in the united states that for example helped the construction industry but sinc

together with bernhard and. she toured the country in this camper van killing 10 people between 200-2007. almost all the victims were of turkish descent. schaefer surrendered to police after her accomplices committed suicide barely a year after shapers conviction germany was rocked by another murder linked to a far right extremist a man with a string of convictions for violent anti migrant crime confessed to shooting a local politician for the governing c.d.u. party at his home. after he defended germany's refugee policy volatile became the target of rightwing vitriol. last october a 27 year old tried to force his way into a synagogue in the eastern city of howler with the intention of staging a bloodbath on yom kippur war the holiest day in the jewish calendar. 20 failed to break into the synagogue he killed 2 people in a rampage through the city. the perpetrator lifestream the attack on a gaming website. and just a week ago police arrested 12 men across germany suspected of membership in a group planning a ser

carbon emissions by 2050 as part of the biggest overhaul of the company's history new chief executive bernhard looney says the company must change profoundly because the world is changing fast and so our society's expectations are 20 german chemical firm b.s.f. is building a factory to make electric car batteries the site in the state of brandenburg near the capital berlin will be based just 100 kilometers from tesla's 1st european factory both sides are scheduled to open in 2022 the b.s.f. expects to make enough batteries to equip 400000 cars a year. and let's check in now with our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney gels the european markets opening today with a bit of a slide he tell us what's behind the. markets are realizing that they may have gotten a little bit yesterday just 24 hours ago the tax was at a record high here and frankfurt and best friends had really become quite optimistic about the spread of the crown a virus had slowed that's really been turned on its head there's a new data out of china showing a massive surge of new cases and there were 15000 new confi

i have fun. >> in marin county, coronell bernhard, abc 7 news. >>> all right you may see runners today in nothing but skinnies where hundreds will hit the streets for an undy run and why they say it's necessary to make a point for a cause. >>> and here is a live look from our sutro tower cam. as you can see, not a lot. it's fogged in right now. will lisa argen is back in a few to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> happening today, get ready to see hundreds stripping down and running through the streets of oaklan

together with bernhard and. she toured the country in this camper van killing 10 people between 200-2007 almost all of victims were of turkish descent she has surrendered to police after her accomplices committed suicide barely a year after she has conviction germany was rocked by another murder linked to a far right extremist a man with a string of convictions for violent anti migrant crime confessed to shooting a local politician for the governing c.d.u. party at his home. after he defended germany's refugee policy. became the target of rightwing vitriol. west october a 27 year old tried to force his way into a synagogue in the eastern city of howler with the intention of staging a bloodbath on yom kippur the holiest stay in the jewish calendar. 20 failed to break into the synagogue he killed 2 people in a rampage through the city. the perpetrator live stream the attack on a gaming website. and just a week ago police arrested 12 men across germany suspected of membership in a group planning a series of attacks

together with bernhard and. she toured the country in this camper van killing 10 people between 200-2007. almost all of victims were of turkish descent she froze surrendered to police after her accomplices committed suicide barely a year after shapers conviction germany was rocked by another murder linked to a far right extremist a man with a string of convictions for violent crime confessed to shooting a local politician for the governing c.d.u. party at his home. after he defended germany's refugee policy vow to look became the target of rightwing vitriol. last october a 27 year old tried to force his way into a synagogue in the eastern city of howler with the intention of staging a bloodbath on yom kippur war the holiest day in the jewish calendar. when he failed to break into the synagogue he killed 2 people in a rampage through the city. perpetrator lifestream the attack on a gaming website. and just a week ago police arrested 12 men across germany suspected of membership in a group planning a series of att

together with bernhard and. she toured the country in this camper van killing 10 people between 200-2007. almost all of victims were of turkish descent she has surrendered to police after her accomplices committed suicide barely a year after shapers conviction germany was rocked by another murder linked to a far right extremist. a man with a string of convictions for violent crime confessed to shooting a local politician for the governing c.d.u. party at his home. after he defended germany's refugee policy. became the target of rightwing vitriol. last october a 27 year old tried to force his way into a synagogue in the eastern city of howler with the intention of staging a bloodbath on yom kippur war the holiest day in the jewish calendar. 20 failed to break into the synagogue he killed 2 people in a rampage through the city. the perpetrator live streamed the attack on a gaming website. and just a week ago police arrested 12 men across germany suspected of membership in a group planning a series of attacks on mo

[applause] a man who has been great is david bernhard and he's working with us but i have to say i'vewatching another warrior tom mcclintock. i called devin and i'd see them on television. there's nobody representative the impeachment hoax. there's nobody that representative us better. i said that guy can represent me any day. he's tough and his face was good looking i have to say. in the #me too generation we don't talk about looks anymore but whereupon? tom mcclintock. [applause] he was fantastic. we have some great fighters and with us today secretary jaco a very important man in terms of what we are talking about. [applause] and david's leadership has been incredible on the subject. we are talking about something that will change this whole area. if you think about it it's going to change the whole state if we can do this. [applause] it's an easy word but it's a very complicated word when you think of it. it's called water. we need water in the state and you have so much water you don't know what to do with it that this is the man that's going to help us so david bernhardt secreta

but we have secretary david bernhard, department of the interior. thank you. come on up.e's great. what he's doing by the way, he's the largest landlord by a factor of 2,000. department of the interior. you are taking good care of colorado, please? okay. he's a big deal in colorado, right? all those beautiful mountains and rivers and lakes. he's the guy. you better keep them nice and clean. we like the environment more than anybody. we want clean water and we want clean air. and you have warriors. you have guys who fought for us. 197-0. republicans, 197-0 in the house. congressman ken buck. come on up. congressman scots tipton. and congressman doug lamborne. thank you. [cheers and applause] wear also joined tonight by somebody that you really love. and i love him, too. but there is a reason. he's my son. don, jr. and kimberly guilfoyle. thank you, kimberly. and a man he happens to own the chicago cubs. but that's okay. he had a five-year plan. on the fifth year the stadium was fully rebuilt and they won the world series. rnc finance chairman todd rickets. come on up, todd

as coronell bernhard shows you he is facing legal action from the bridge district claiming he trespassedt the shot. >> it's the bridge that's always ready for a selfie. >> ask any tourist. >> my exposure is 1250. >> bruce getty says it's his favorite bridge by far. >> i'm a guy wanting to go on the frocks rocks for the unusual ankle. i'm not the only one. >> but this picture on his website with the photo shopped image of the blood moon. >> any say it's an illegal angle. >> do you think it was illegal. >> not really, no. >> getty got the cease and desist order from a law firm representing the bridge district which claims he trespassed into a restricted area underneath the span to get the shot. >> and we actually did get a ticket out there in 2014. >> getty admits he was cited fortress passing in 2014 and stopped by police in the same area last december. >> we're not giving you a ticket but we want to you delete the pictures. i said. no. >> he showed us how he got around security fencing. >> all the way out there, no problem. >> the district is playing hard ball and also asking for profits

the fire started about 4.15 on mull to court near bernhard drive. firefighters arrived on scene they found that home engulfed in flames. >>it started to spread to a second home, but luckily, firefighters were able to get it under control. the cause of that fire still under investigation and then in the day gabbay a man was killed in a house fire that broke out around midnight. >>on salmon creek road. that's just off of the day the highway firefighters discovered the victim in the home after they put the flames out. >>so much more on those stories throughout the morning as those investigations continue to unfold in the meantime we also have weather and traffic to talk about too especially on the weather front strong wind yeah that's the headline today, john yeah, absolutely it's really the only thing about the forecast that is inconvenient because everything else is looking pretty good. but those winds sure did disrupt what had been a comfortable weekend up to that point yesterday and today going to see some more strong winds out there at times that

the fire started about 4.15 on mull to court near bernhard drive.ers arrived on scene they found that home engulfed in flames. >>it started to spread to a second home, but luckily, firefighters were able to get it under control. the cause of that fire still under investigation and then in the day gabbay a man was killed in a house fire that broke out around midnight. >>on salmon creek road. that's just off

in case there is an attack or something, that is the interior secretary david bernhard tonight. >> [cheersnd applause]. >> bret: the president delivers his 3rd state of the union address. his first lady with rush limbaugh at her side. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [inaudible]. >> martha: invitation was extended to rush limbaugh in the middle of his treatments for rush limbaugh. the president has been very supportive of t him. a nice gesture from the on his radio show. president to him this evening. >> members of congress, the president of the united states. >> [cheers and applause]. >> 4 more years, 4 more years! 4 more years. >> [applauding]. >> 4 more years. 4 more years. >> [silence]. >> thank you very much. madam speaker and mr. vice-president and members of congress, the first lady of the united states. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and my fellow citizens, 3 years ago we launched the great american comeback. tonight i stand before you to share the incredible results. jobs are booming. incomes are soaring. poverty is plummeting. crime is falling. confidence is surging and our country is

plan management act, just last year interior secretary bernhard provided over $100 million to support public plan projects throughout nevada and california side of the lake tahoe basin. these projects included wildlife, wildfire representatirprevention projects. why are you and the president proposing to take away federal money and jobs from nevada by snipping them the funding. 5% of the revenues rgenerated goes to the state of nevada general fund and 10% goes to the in evidence water authority. this budget is a tax the education of nevada children and our water supply, why is the administration doing that? >> we disagree that analysis. there are $800 million obligated bounds in that program and the types of projects that this program has funded is slowly over turning drawing up and down in terms of not being able to have applications for this spending. why we have obligated balances and all we are saying we want $200 million from that deficit. >> sweeping money of the children of nevada to balance your budget on the backs of working americans after given a tax cuts to the wealthy and