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we've got a big responsibility in the uk to act and to hold companies like burger king to account forir role in global forest destruction. fast food chains in the uk use meat from animals reared on soya beans from brazil and campaigners want that to stop. but brazil's environment minister has told this programme exclusively a boycott would just make the situation worse. a british woman who says she was gang—raped in ayia napa by a group of israeli teenagers has revealed exclusively to our programme a series of text and whatsapp messages which she says show she was forced by police to retract her rape allegation. the 19—year—old is now on trial herself. we'll talk live to her lawyer. and a passenger on a cruise ship "from hell" tells us about "riots" on board, that he felt like "a hostage" and it was the "worst customer service" he's ever experienced. we'll talk to passengers who say there was "open rebellion" onboard the norwegian spirit. crowd shouts. london, london! take us back! let's go back, we don't want to be on the ship! you want off the ship! take us to london! hello. welcome

burger king, now selling something called a ghost whopper.u take a girl to burger king on a date, she will ghost you, look at that bad boy, on a white cheddar flavor bun, burger king taking things to next level, that is where the bathrooms are located, follow in footstep of the nightmareish king burger. not best name for a product, what is next, spicy chicken pox sandwich. scab filled with protein and we know that. only on sale for a limited time, after that, if you still like to get scared while you eat, head to jack-in-the-box. topic 4. sorry. some sad news, from food world. famous sabaro in times square has closed its doors. news means thousands of pizza loving new yorkers have to fine a new place to use the restroom on their way to any other pizza place in new york. for those unfamiliar, the sun will come out for sparo. based to an i-t i-t word that means, worse than little tease n word for worse than little caesars, but tourists loved it you never knew what famous person might be in there spider-man, spa statue of lib fy and don't tickle

it's about 15 or so for burger king a big opportunity if they can figure this out. three things that don't make it concerned. it's a big entry i would say this doesn't represent a competitive edge for the brand. it's hard to argue behind breakfast. we saw the jobs number ons friday that were at 3.5% unemployment the lowest rate in 50 years. that's a big number for not such a large field. we look at limited surface breakfast sales they were in we're relying on share ship sales. >> i kind of get it. mcdonald's has been in the breakfast game for a long time dunkin with its offerings. they have a first move advantage here starbucks is kind of no breakfast as to later in the day. would you have a hold on wendy's at this price level? >> we have decided to downgrade it this morning to market perform. i think that's the appropriate rating this could work longer term. we think it's best to be on the sidelines in our future. >> you cover a bunch of them mcdonald's chipotle, jack and the box. what's your favorite -- give me your three faves we think that burger king will be en

you can go to burger king and by the impossible burger.ous slightly healthier for in terms of less cholesterol. it is a dramatic production in methane emissions, animal cruelty, manure management. the pressure that meat consumption puts on land use. bill: electric cars? is that a solution? cars, theenger mainstream for passenger cars can become an electric. you have to make the transition. you have to make sure electricity is zero emissions. for trunks and planes, there is almost no chance the batteries will be good enough and there you will still need to create liquid fuels either with electricity or biofuels from waste. fuels are amazing. the energy density of gasoline is 30 times the energy density of the best battery we can make. if you look at a container ship that crosses the ocean, having your fuel be 30 times less efficient would be 90% of the weight you are carrying would be the batteries instead of the cargo. trunks and planes and boats, electrification is unlikely to work in those cases. we know the -- we need ways of making fue

is that burger king? >> that's burger king. delicious. >> welcome to america mika. this is your country. >> how does she not know what a whopper is? good lord. >> i've never had one. >> you've never had one? >> they're charcoal broiled. >> special orders don't upset us. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> am i being mocked for not eating a whopper? >> hold the pickle, hold the lettuce. >> we'll end it now. >> we've briefed you on the headlines, and now we're going to dig in on all the details among them that the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. called president trump before trying to tamp down a diplomat's concerns that the administration was linking ukraine assistance to help with a political campaign. you're watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. ♪ parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for people like larry. and we won't stop. join us in fighting for what's right. this fall,

you could go to burger king and buy the impossible burger. david: is it healthier for you?for the atmosphere? bill: it is slightly healthier in terms of less cholesterol. it is dramatic reduction in methane emissions, animal cruelty, manure management and the pressure that meat consumption puts on land-use. david: are electric cars a solution? bill: absolutely. if you look at the transport sector, passenger cars with another factor of two to three in battery improvement which is possible, the mainstream for passenger cars can become electric. you have to make that transition. you've got to scale it up and make sure electricity is zero emission. but for trucks and planes, there is almost no chance the batteries will be good enough. you will still need to create liquid fuels with electricity or biofuels. fuels are amazing. the energy density of gasoline is 30 times the energy density of the best battery we can make. if you look at a container ship that crosses the ocean, having your fuel 30 times less efficient, 90% of the weight you are carrying would be batteries instead of

you can go to burger king and buy the impossible burger.avid: is it healthier for you or healthier for the atmosphere? bill: it's slightly healthier in terms of cholesterol. animal cruelty nation, newer management and the pressure that meat consumption puts on land use. david: what about electric cars? do you think that's a solution? bill: it absolutely -- if you look at the transport sector -- david: that's about 14%. bill: passenger cars with about another factor of two to three in battery improvement which is possible, the mainstream for passenger cars can become electric though you have to make that transition. you've got scale it up. you've got to make sure that electricity is zero emission. but for trucks and planes, there's almost no chance the batteries will be good enough. and to there, you'll still need to create liquid fuels either with electricity or biofuels some way. fuels are amazing. the energy density of gasoline is 30 times the energy of dense battery that we can make. so if you look at a container chef that crosses the --

. >>> burger king is introducing a new whopper just in time for halloween.d the ghost whopper. it's much like the original one, but one features a white cheddar cheese flavored bun. it's available only for a limited time starting thursday at the burger king on powell street in san francisco as well as nine other restaurants nationwide. >>> all right. most dog lovers, they know how amazing man's best friend can be. now a bay area author is shining the light on how special dogs are. a look at some of their life-saving skills, coming up. >>> and kristen joins us now with what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. hey, kristen. >> thanks, dion and ama. new at 5:00, facing issues and meeting the challenge. >> do you have hope now? >> tremendous hope. >> a ribbon cutting and the new future for women in the east bay. >>> plus -- >> the devastating impact is on how we serve the community. >> a bike store burglarized again in san jose. the owner answers the question was this an inside job. those stories and more when dion hey there, california residents on medicare. it m

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there's a chick-fil-a there, a 24-hour fitness, a burger king here. some of the businesses along there just happens to be food and hobbies. you can see that's pretty much where the epicenter was. so far we've had reports of up to 16 with that one being the strongest so there have been some aftershocks. notice where some of the strongest shaking was right around mt. diablo, the area in yellow where some of the shaking was the strongest. everywhere else it was weak to light to maybe a little bit of moderate, some of the green you see around the immediate area of pleasant hill, concord, walnut creek and alamo. we'll take a greater look in your forecast. kumasi? >> every earthquake is a reminder for all of us to get prepared. >> having an earthquake kit is critic critical. it should contain battery operated radio with extra batteries, have a solar charger if possible and an extra cell phone battery that you should keep fully charged. it also helps to have a manual can opener. >> you and your family should have an emergency plan in place including the esca

. >> 17,000 locations of burger king beyond meat is at 50,000 restaurants in 50 countries, also in grocery stores now people are buying them retail, at restaurants there's a huge demand for these now. >> how expensive is it >> it comes out to about $1 more than a regular burger. that's something the plant-based industry is trying to work on. that's one of their major goals, to get it down being the same cost as ground beef. >> do you think this is a fad or something that's going to be around for decades and decades to come? >> i think the consumer demand right now indicates that people are really into this product, but beyond that, you also see interest from the investment community and possible raise of $750 million beyond beef had their ipo, one of the biggest of the year and the stock is up over 100%. you see competitors like nestle getting in with their own plant-based beef, kellogg's, cargill is investing in pea protein and purdue and tyson with hybrid meat with chicken with cauliflower i think long-term players looking into this means it's here to stay. >> that's the reason i asked i

burger king is known for crazy halloween burgers.een nightmare king burger. this year it has a ghost whopper. it will be available in 10 cities. dominos also getting into the spirit of halloween. dominos locations in japan serving a halloween roulette by savment it contains a -- pizza. it contains a single unmarked slice doused in cause with ghost peppers. whoever grabs the secret slice will get a mouthful of heat. p popeye's inspired a new costume. the chicken sandwich was so popular over the summer that it has been turned into a techsies costume. it's a -- sexy costume. it's a one piece costume that looks like a sandwich. it costs $80. cheryl: that's barely a costume. that's tiny. lauren: i hope trick or treating is indoors. cheryl: or for adults only. lauren: we're always told passwords should be long, they should be complex. apparently equifax didn't get that memo. how its password may have contributed to its massive hack attack. and hackers fool amazon and google and are listening once again tour home devices. what are they gett

came on, trying to track backin burger king came on, trying to track back in the food chain, and talks about this. i think the deforestation that comes about with the production of soya has to be taken into the production of soya has to be ta ken into account. the production of soya has to be taken into account. the big supermarket, tescos, m&s, asda, morrisons, they have got a lot to account for. i am all for a healthier lifestyle and eating better, but it comes at the cost of deforestation and climate change, environmental damage that is happening, that is on the agenda for a lot of people, chrome lenny henry has been talking, it is a great quote,. that caught my eye and i had a giggle. that is so much of his humour, lenny henry. you find your comfort zone sometimes in the difficulty is you are going through at home. what made me think about this, if i can make a generalisation, where do you find the balance between being discipline areas and being strict with your children, trying to keep them on the straight and narrow, don't get involved with gang violence, but then also let

foods if he doesn't apply you know he famously it likes things like hot dogs and hamburgers and burger king stuff and donal's and junk food so he's applied it to things like stilton cheese ing google and stuff like that not bring. one. you know this is what happens when you take the gold standard away from the world economy the way that nations try to recreate a gold standard is by imposing tariffs on each other to even things out and it creates an enormous bureaucracy and it creates an enormous need for banks to print . money and contracts and it creates a need for lawyers and it creates a need for all kinds of administrators which is great for them but it's a drain on the economy because our money could go into actually productive parts of the real economy supporting real jobs with real wages and real g.d.p. growth but we are opposed to gold standard. course by many decades now and so the need to create layers and layers and layers of bureaucracy and tariffs now new tariffs is what happens when you take away the gold standard eventually we will go back to the gold standard as we've been s

. >> just in time for halloween, burger king is introducing what they're calling the ghost whopper. >rito deal for halloween. if customers come in dressed in costume on halloween, they can get a burrito for just four bucks. >> in honor of halloween, the coffee giant is debuting the-- check it out right here-- the phantom frappuccino. it is a black-and-green drink. >> the food product, designed to look like slime, contains charcoal powder to add the black coloring. well, activated charcoal is banned in new york city because of safety concerns tied to it. >> damn, that drink got banned in new york? do you know how bad that coffee has to be to be considered a health risk in new york? ( laughter ) this is the same city where pizza gets delivered by a rat. right? if you ask me, all these gimmicks are so unnecessary. fast food is already scary. just put a flashlight under your chin and read the list of ingredients. >> trevor: wow, ronny, ronny, you're really not into the season. do you celebrate anything halloween? >> oh, yeah, i love getting into the halloween spirit. i buy candy and when

consumers as recession chatter continues and how new menu itemn like plant-based meat at places like burger king and dunkin' are performing. for "nightly business rort,"or i'm kate rogers. >>> harley-davidson's ebike may be stuck in neutral and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. reuters says that the motorcycle company is seeing weak demand for its newew line of electric bikes that are called live wire duo a nearly $30,000 price tag and a lack of interest from younger and more environmentally friendly riders. harley shares fell about 3.5% on that news to $34.11. >>> lavongo health has won a government contract allowing thcompany's diabetes management program to now be offered to federal employees who either have type one or type two diabetes. lavongo says it will increase revenue up to $60 million and bring up to 45,000 new customers over the next few years. shares jumped big time to $20.50. >>> conocophillips is hiking the dividend 40% to 42 cents per share. they announced a $3 billion shareuy back next year. conoco rose 2% to $54.60. >>> dick's sporting goods is looking to hire up t

>> one competitor is restaurant brands they own burger king, popeyes, tim hortons.e think that is attractive. if you believe the macroenvironment and consumer environment is going to flow, qsr is where we prefer to be wendys has been performing well. they have a break fast launch and international launch >> wendys up 38% year to date. they have tried breakfast before and fallen short but they are going international. it is a very strong space they don't participate in strong possibility >> thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> time for your morning rbi with the world series beginning tonight. so much media attention here still groaning with the yankees. they don't come cheap. the payroll $205 million make an average of $6.4 million. the team with the lowest payroll in the raise of $53 million. seven fewer games than the yankees. that is $21 million per win. if that wasn't enough the new york yankees have spent many money can't buy happiness or titles either. >>> wework is close to accepting a rescue package the deal close to keep them running. current valuatio

foods if he doesn't apply you know he famously it likes things like hot dogs and hamburgers and burger king stuff and donal's and junk food so he's applied it to things like stilton cheese ing google and stuff like that not bring. one. you know this is what happens when you take the gold standard away from the world economy the way that nations try to recreate a gold standard is by imposing tariffs on each other to even things out and it creates an enormous bureaucracy and it creates an enormous need for banks to print . money and contracts and it creates a need for lawyers and it creates a need for all kinds of administrators which is great for them but it's a drain on the economy because our money could go into actually productive parts of the real economy supporting real jobs with real wages and real g.d.p. growth but we are opposed to gold standard. course by many decades now and saw the need to create layers and layers and layers of bureaucracy and tariffs now new tariffs is what happens when you take away the gold standard eventually we will go back to the gold standard as we've been

you know, our partnership with burger king has been absently great. they are wonderful partners.roblem there. us, as ithe issue for said, we are scaling production as fast as we can, and we have more latent demand that we see ahead of us than we can take on, we're being i would very say measured, judicial -- judicious in taking on customers. when we take on a customer, we want to be certain we can keep them supplied. so -- a couple of years. >> talk to me more about this production issue, then. you have a partnership with osi group. are you confident they will help you work out supply chain issues? >> oh, yeah. we're already mostly through the issues we had earlier in the year, where growth in demand vastly exceeded expectations. while. took a now we have gone from one shift in our oakland facility to three shifts, more or less 24/7, a big increase in capacity, more than threefold increase in production capacity. with osi as a partner, one of the largest food manufacturing companies in the world, they have huge expansion capacity, and we're going to be able to increase capacity a

. >> they are behind some of the biggest well-known names in america, burger king, etc.ve a zero-based budget, where they force their businesses every year to justify every expense. the idea is you can't cost cut your way to growth. these investors have suffered . >> softbank has been very much eyes, throes of the media particularly when it looks at wework, but also from an m&a perspective. it seems the fec might sign up for the sprint deal. >> even if the sprint deal goes through, softbank will be pretty underwater on their initial investment. they put in something like $12 billion of equity when they bought sprint. 27% will be diluted to ownership if this deal goes through, but they will still be underwater. they have to deal with $40 billion of debt on this investment. it hasn't gone very well. sprint is very interesting, because that was the beginning of the play for grand empire building. he was going to buy sprint and t-mobile in one go. regulators blocked that. there is uncertainty whether this sprint revival deal can go through. even though the sec is on board, t

the fastest will be duncan followed by wendy's and burger king.ight is 3 minutes to get through the drive-through but the slowest drive-through is chick-fil-a, 5 minutes on average followed by mcdonald's and hardee's. some of the things linked, the complexity of the order, how fast or busy the restaurant is. >> i was going to say more people like chick-fil-a than duncan. >> you will wait 5 minutes. >> and people do. much longer than five minutes. 15 minutes until the top of the hour, thanking our police officer one cup of joe at a time for national coffee with a cop day. >> people want to know who will show up at their house and they want to trust the person who is coming. >> this is important to police officers serving their community. i will take you there with a special guest next. sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. ke

they're testing beyond meat in canada burger king, biggest competitor in the u.s. has teamed up with the impossible burger. they have seen a lift from that and mcdonald's not there yet. >> as you said, overall, the comps are growing same-store sales this the u.s. by an enviable amount. a pretty good number overall i heard analysts this morning saying, look the problem is, they're only growing from ticket price, traffic is still negative are they going to have to resort to something more in the fake meat category or other propotional activity to ramp things back up >> i chatted with morningstar before, you'll see a premium chicken offering from mcdonald's in the near-term they're looking at the fl flexatarian market one more thing, this is a short-term disruption, the reason he's pointing to is the mcdonald's technology pipeline they have made a lot of acquisitions particularly around the drive-through. around 70% of their sales in the u.s. come from the drive-through. he thinks it will pay off. >> 70% of the drive-through -- thank you very much. kate rogers. >>> let

translation, have you 500 million people who buy our products, let's go full burger king and have it your way china. nba may have flopped on this one, by they did the impossible to the way sparking a rare bipartisan effort in washington to reject the league's shot. florida senator, little marco rubio, with his adorable boots lead the change, tweeting: rubio was joined in calling a foul by 2020 vice presidential home full castro, who tweeted: while the rest of the country might think that league is serving up a pile of bull tallr than wow ming. >> we apologize, you know. we love china, we love playing there. i know both of us individually, we go there once o once or twica year, they show us the most important love, we appreciate the fan base, they love everything they are about, we appreciate their support they give us. kennedy: oh, we love everything there about -- go visit some of the uighur camps. it worth notes harden sells millions of pairs of adidas in china, last thing he wants to do is see that coin go bye-bye. was nba right to play it safe with china or was the wokest league

. >> martha: do you member the big sunglasses at wendy's or burger king?l be talking to people all across america. she's going up for a fast food dark sunglasses. >> your husband was a political athlete but she's not a natural candidate. >> martha: she's an amazing politician. switching gears. rachel maddow believes that the expansion of the russia origins investigation shows that something very dangerous as happening right now in the world. watch this. >> he really does seem like they're going to use the power of the u.s. justice department to help them make that case that the democrats are the real source of the scandal. what they appear to be doing here to boost the president's campaign. they are crossing a rubicon in terms of what the u.s. government is for. part of what we will have to figure out when this is over is how we cross back over. >> martha: i want to hear -- what is the u.s. government for? is the u.s. government for looking into potential presidential candidates? bill barr said that he thinks there may have been spying and he wants to know

. >>> a san francisco burger king known for health violations and being overrun with homeless people closed permanently. effective oober 1st. the burger had been struggling for a while. in 2016 it was closed for a vermen infestation. they also made headlines for blaring classical music to keep people from sleeping outside. >>> goop is paltrow's brand. it's a way of life for people. bay area is one of the biggest markets for the company. a goop lab will open and paltrow herself will make an appearance on november 16th. tickets for that, a thousand dollars a piece. >>> okay. let's talk about the forecast. it's another beautiful day. it's going to heat up this weekend. >> yeah, taste of summer coming our way and a beautiful evening outside. there's the view. s sunset over san francisco. 80s approaching san francisco. >>> some drivers told us their headrest posed a danger. now federal investigators are paying attention. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. overy drivers have complained to our responds team that their cars ) headrests have forcefully >>> oka

burger king has their whopper, united kingdom restaurant out there it's called hybrid burger, 50% beyond like the idea? cheryl: yeah, if you are not a vegan and want to eat healthy. >> give me all of it. i'm not really into the whole plant-based food. cheryl: beyond burger is good. lauren: bigger is apparently better, do we have to hand out large candy. >> listen, we live in this time, affluent neighborhood and candy-shaming neighborhood rather than give small ones, a lot of people talking about this, it could be a teenager trolling people to get the full-size candy bar, but it is true, right. lauren: what if they give electric toothbrushes, money. >> if somebody is giving me toothbrush, i put toilet paper in their house. cheryl: basically saying, hey, neighbors, you're all cheap. >> now i have to go and spend money on big-size candy bars. cheryl: yeah. lauren: we found a neighborhood to trick or treat last year, they gave full size caramel apples, each house tries to outdo themselves. fun, thank you. cheryl: it is job's friday as we send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: yeah, it is jo

chick-fil-a,, wendy's and burger king tied for fifth. >>> fries are not quito. >> is in the funny everybody's maybe this is the year. >> if you want to go. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." [cheers and applause] ♪ now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause] >> wendy: thank you! thank you, welcome to my show. to say hello to my cohost, my studio audience.

burger king is selling crispy taco for one buck.will donate a taco do the homeless for every one it sales. jack-in-the-box is giving away a free taco for signing up with the e club. long john silver's is offering a free taco with any purchase with a coupon available on its social media channels. rubios, a free taco with a beverage purchase and a coupon available on the website. a, they're trying to make you go to the website. who knew everybody offered tacos? >> pretty much everyone but pizza hut. >> they may be next. >>> according to national taco day, player cans ate nearly $5 billion tacos last year. billion. >> i didn't know there was a nationaltacoday.com. here is the hard part. what do you like? crunchy or soft? let us know. go to abc7news.com/vote. we added to the 2019 taco count. we did our own taste test today. >> three offerings, taco bell, chipotle and s oh food truck. >> i'm from san diego so i know my tacos. initial observations, this is a tortilla. this is definitely chipotle. >> whoo hoo! >> this is taco bell. i recog

our partnership with burger king has been great, they are wonderful partners. problems there.wet, the issue for us are scaling up production as fast as we can. we have more demand that we are seeing ahead of us than we can take on. and so, you know, we are being very measured and judicious in taking on customers. when we take on a customer, we want to be certain that we can keep them supplied. maybe sometime in a mcdonald's will be a customer. taylor: talk to me about the production issues. you have partnered with osi group, are you confident they will help you work out those supply chain issues? patrick: yeah, we are already mostly through the issues we had earlier in the year when basically the growth and demand vastly exceeded our expectations, and we had to scramble to scale up production. it took us a while. now we have gone from one shipment in our open -- shift in our open facility, now to three shifts, basically 24/7. as ahen with osi gotner, the largest food manufacturing company in the world, they have huge expansion capacity and we are going to be able to increase c

popeyes and burger king getting more buzz for their menu additions. big news with under armour.we will have all your business is coming up in today's dollars and cents. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. tuesday, october 22. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it will be hotter today and throughout the week. get ready because we will have fire danger impossible power outages. >> that i can control but the weather, yes. it's our turn. this week looks very will the cooler weather ever make it hear? i'm so over the summer bs. in this case bs stand for basking the sunshine. julie, no. no sign of that this week. next week does look cooler but dry into early november. sunny for all. julie is a sharks fan. our good friend bob was kind enough to invite me to the sharks and the sabres game saturday. bob our produce expert will be here friday. return visit and squash on the the buffalo sabres are a good team but i digress. sunny for all. warm to hot. little changed. warm temperatures. windy and hot, high fire danger on thursday. if you know

>> wait tables, you mean when i worked at burger king?on? what did you do? >> they never let me get to the counter. i would probably come home with $500 a week, easily. >> stephen: in tips? yep! and the wrong kind of tips. no, i was making burgers. >> stephen: mmm. i thought you was cool, man. >> stephen: what did i do? i know you ain't whipping out no beniets on me. what is that? >> stephen: it's -- what do they call them? zepolis. you don't like these? >> you just don't do that. you just don't whip out -- zepolis are like beniets. you don't come out your back pocket with a beniet on somebody with a hot beniet or zepoli/funnel cake and champagne. >> stephen: why? becausely eat that whole plate! you know what mean? and we'll have to work it off. >> stephen: and powdered sugar all over. >> which would be kind of then you. >> stephen: it will be. we'll save it for the end. let's earn it. >> it is the "late show." >> stephen: when you were 19 years old, how did you foresee your career? because you've had extraordinary -- you are in the middl

you can go to burger king and buy the impossible burger. david: is it healthier for you?atmosphere? bill: it is slightly healthier for you in terms of less cholesterol. it is, of course, a dramatic reduction in methane emissions, animal cruelty, manure management and the pressure that meat consumption puts on land-use. david: what about electric cars? do you think that's a solution? bill: absolutely. if you look at the transport sector -- david: another 15% -- bill: passenger cars with another factor of two to three in battery improvement which is possible, the mainstream for passenger cars can become electric. though you have to make that transition. you've got to scale it up and make sure electricity is zero emission. but for trucks and planes, there is almost no chance the batteries will be good enough. and so there, you will still need to create liquid fuels, either with electricity or biofuels. some way. fuels are amazing. the energy density of gasoline is 30 times the energy density of the best battery we can make. and so if you look at a container ship that crosses