it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable effortsof the warriors community sfoundation says the chamber's vice chair john gingrichsotduring the luncheon attendees were also to on stage conversations with coach steve kerr and warriors forward andre iguodala. but it was steph curry, whose recent comments on the winging it podcast, doubting that man has ever landed on the moon, that the media was hoping would come up during his on stage conversation. unfortunately it never did. reporters were not allowed to ask any questions at the event. since i couldn't ask curry i asked the vice chairman of the san francisco chamber of commerce if he thought the warriors guard was just kidding or serious about doubting the moon landingsot

it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable efforts the warriors community sfoundation says the chamber's vice chair john gingrichsotduring the luncheon attendees were also treated to on stage conversations with coach steve kerr and warriors forward andre iguodala. but it was steph curry, whose recent comments on the winging it podcast, doubting that man has ever landed on the moon, that the media was hoping would come up during his on stage conversation. unfortunately it never did. reporters were not allowed to ask any questions at the event. since i couldn't ask curry i asked the vice chairman of the san francisco chamber of commerce if he thought the warriors guard was just kidding or serious about doubting the moon land

it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable effortshe warriors community sfoundation says the chamber's vice chair john gingrichsotduring the luncheon attendees were also treated to on stage conversations with coach steve kerr and warriors forward andre iguodala. but it was steph curry, whose recent comments on the winging it podcast, doubting that man has ever landed on the moon, that the media was hoping would media was natsot"warriors guard stephen curry"a conversation with golden state warriors guard stephen curry was the highlight at this years hoops for the holidays luncheon at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable effor

it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable effortsamber's vice chair john gingrichsotduring the luncheon attendees were also treated to on stage conversations with coach steve kerr and warriors forward andre iguodala. but it was steph curry, whose recent comments on the winging it podcast, doubting that man has ever landed on the moon, that the media was hoping would come up during his on stage conversation. unfortunately it never did. reporters were not allowed to ask any questions at the event. since i couldn't ask curry i asked the vice chairman of the san francisco chamber of commerce if he thought the warriors guard was just kidding or serious about doubting the moon landingsot

of the german chambers of commerce abroad good to have you with us so what you say is a good idea to block chinese investment. we speak about the conflicting situation there is the lived let's admit right of a state in order to protect security and critical infrastructure and on the other hand and this is a major pillar of our economy we have the freedom. of legally acquired property and freedom of capital flow and this is restricted due to the tightening and summing up we funded very problematic yeah are you talking about a sort of critical infrastructure so this does this new rule doesn't only apply for investment in critical infrastructure or is all industry affected that's a problem nobody knows exactly what critical infrastructure is in means and even not the companies in the business sector and this makes it so unclear but is increasing uncertainty why. it seems to us that it is that this encouragement in order to bring capital to germany and this could be seen like this like this and so therefore we don't think it's a very good present for christmas right you're don't look very

jim has served as senior vice president of public public policy at the san francisco chamber of commerceor a total of 15 years. this position, he brought a wealth of experience and business, and civil service that made him a formidable force when helping the san francisco legislator balances progressive policy goals, yet ensure it remained an environment in which small businesses can thrive, and all businesses. he is a legislative historian and fourth-generation san franciscan. his passion and commitment to the city our one-of-a-kind, and his impact will be ingrained into the fabric of san francisco for years to come. it is for these reasons and more that the san francisco small business commission would like to thank jim lazarus for a fruitful partnership over the years, and is proud to recognize him for all of his contributions for the people of the city and county of san francisco, and small businesses. with that, i would like to give you that. thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> here is a little parting gift >> thank you. [laughter] >> don't start the three minutes

it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable effortss community sfoundation says the chamber's vice chair john gingrichsotduring the luncheon attendees were also treated to on stage conversations with coach steve kerr and warriors forward andre iguodala. but it was steph curry, whose recent comments on the winging it podcast, doubting that man has ever landed on the moon, that the media was hoping would come up during his on stage conversation. unfortunately it never did. reporters were not allowed to ask any questions at the event. since i couldn't ask curry i asked the vice chairman of the san francisco chamber of commerce if he thought the warriors guard was just kidding or serious about doubting the moon landingsot

it is an annual event put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable effortsof the warriors community sfoundation says the chamber's vice chair john gingrichsotduring the luncheon attendees were also treated to on stage conversations with coach steve kerr and warriors forward andre iguodala. but it was steph curry, whose recent comments on the winging it podcast, doubting that man has ever landed on the moon, that the media was hoping would come up during his on stage conversation. unfortunately it never did. reporters were not allowed to ask any questions at the event. since i couldn't ask curry i asked the vice chairman of the san francisco chamber of commerce if he thought the warriors guard was just kidding or serious about doubting the moon la

gingrich/san francisco chamber of commerce: "who knows? one">( james ) the luncheon is put on by the san francisco chamber of commerce and highlights the charitable efforts of the warriors community foundation. more than 600 members of the business community particpated in the event. ( darya ) in regards to the statement he made about the moon landing... curry has not clarified yet if he was joking. but yesterday he re-tweeted a c-n-n story inviting him to their lunar lab at houston's center to show him some curry re- tweeted with an emoji sunglasses. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...the relief that's on the way for three hospitals struggling to provide services for patients. and next...a look at the effort by a group to keep people warm throughout the winter months. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) i'm jimmy dean and thank you very much for lettin' us become just a little part of your holiday. and we sincerely hope that jimmy dean sausage might make your holiday just a little bit brighter. happy ho

they have gotten contributions have the chamber of commerce? >> i haven't looked at their scoreboard. i don't know what they measure. in terms of the candidates that we support as a chamber, we look at a broad range of issues. we work on any given week our team at the at the chamber is working on 300 different issues. we care about a lot of different things and try to evaluate candidates and members' support across a wide range of issues. >> we can go back to trade for a minute. you mentioned that is one of the bigger concerns when you look to next year. obviously business, something we saw ramp up at the beginning of the year because of the tax cut and the chamber supported, broader tax changes. what do you think the trade disputes are weighing on that perhaps upsetting some of the boost we would have seen from the tax cuts? how do you evaluate that? what sort of impact is that having? >> no question that tariffs, which are taxes, are offsetting some of the benefits that we got from both the tax reform bill and also from deregulation in terms o

big problem for many german medium-sized companies doing business in iran, says the iranian chamber of commercetrade is on the break of collapse and an eu solution is urgently needed. >> iranian companies in the whole country are increasingly impatient with europe. in other words, we have to deliver now. it is no longer enough to use symbolic politics here to counter the situation. reporter: dashed hopes among the iranian citizens. no one believes anymore that europe will support iran in spite of u.s. sanctions. >> we all know that europe has to subordinate itself to american in the end. >> i do not believe in a solution anymore. only those who have money will survive. reporter: pharmacist navid is trying to keep his store up and running somehow. he hopes that business with europe will pick up again. christoph: you are watching "dw news" from berlin. after a short break, brent will be back to take you through "the day." don't go anywhere. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

of the german chambers of commerce abroad very critical of those new rules of tightening foreign investment in germany thank you so much. well huge amounts of plastic waste end up in the oceans every year now the european union has taken action by banning plastic plates drinking straws and other disposable plastic products you negotiate has agreed to on the measure last night in brussels the badness intended to help curb the massive amounts of plastic waste on land and in the world's oceans the measure is also intended to reduce c o two emissions. and italian economy ministry spokeswoman says that italy and the e.u. have reached an agreement in their budget battle of hurting the imminent threat of political crisis within the bloc brussels had refused to sign off on rome's budget proposals declaring it in breach of the rules it initiated moves to force rome to lower its deficit target it was the first time in e.u. history budget deficit procedures have been activated last week italy submitted revised proposals the contents of any new agreement will be made public later today . and is a remin

foreign language] [applause] >> mayor lee was very close to rose and the chain does chinese chamber of commerce and all the chinese new year in events. so we have francis so, the vice president of the chinese chamber of commerce to speak. [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> after hearing that ed lee passed away, i have never seen so many of the residents of chinatown come right here. who was here? remember they had candle night -- candlelight all night long. today we have the president of the community tenant association to speak. there were like 1,000 people from the community association. [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> in the past when ed lee was a lawyer, he represented chinatown tenants. he also represented residents to demand housing authority to influence how joe's total housing security. after he became mayor, he secured founding just funding for the program so tenants had better living conditions. we are so proud of ed lee. we hope we will have more asian ame

medium size companies doing business in iran says dogma from bone stein of the iranian german chamber of commerce trade is on the brink of collapse and an e.u. solution is urgently needed. in the human companies and the whole country are increasingly impatient with europe in other words we have to deliver now it's no longer enough to use symbolic politics here to counter the situation. dashed hopes among the rainy and citizens no one believes anymore that europe will support iran in spite of u.s. sanctions wolf. we all know that europe has to subordinate itself to america in the end. i don't believe in a solution anymore only those who have money will survive the. pharmacist navaids trying to keep his store up and running somehow he hopes that business with europe will pick up again. you're watching the news from the bar land after a short break branch will be back to take you through the day i'm going to work. on. resistance can be a creative force in rebellion can drive you can't. be testing the trial and tested making room for new ideas. without resistance there would be no progress and busine

contributions big from chamber of commerce? mr. bradley: i vice president looked at their score card. measure.know what they obviously in terms of the candidates that we support as at a broad we look range of issues. we work on any given week or is working chamber on 300 different issues. we care about a lot of different things. we try to evaluate candidates support across a wide range of issues. kate: if we can go back to minute.or just a you mention that as one of the bigger concerned when you look to next year. investment is something we saw ramp up at the beginning of the year in part because of tax cut which of course the chamber supported in broader tax changes. extent do you think the trade disputes are weighing [o]]en that perhaps offsetting we wouldhe boosts that have seen from the tax cut? how do you evaluate that, what of impact is that having from how you see it? that adley: no question tariffs which are taxes are offsetting some of the benefits from both the tax from bill and also deregulation in terms of broad basis. t

i'm with the san francisco chamber of commerce. this may be my last opportunity to speak before you. don't applaud, supervisor. [laughter] >> i'm leaving the chamber at the end of the year to work in a prior job with senator feinstein i have worked on numerous environmental ordinances with this board over the 13 years i have been at the chamber. i don't think there has been one that we did not reach agreement with the authors and the board of supervisors. i don't think there is one who did not pass the board 11-0. that should be the case as well. whether we're talking about the original zero waste ordinance or about banning styrofoam, banning plastic bags, and banning all bags, and banning small plastic items and straws, we reached agreement every time and i think every one of those ordinances past 11-0. they should not be a dispute here. we all have the same goal. but we have a problem with the penalty levels. the process and steps that really should be there that aren't in this ordinance to have a graduated penalty. jack macy is a

medium size companies doing business in iran says dr marfin bone shine of the iranian german chamber of commerce trade is on the brink of collapse and an e.u. solution is urgently needed. to name an iranian companies and the whole country are increasingly impatient with europe in other words we have to deliver now it's no longer enough to use symbolic politics here to counter the situation. dashed hopes among iranians citizens no one believes anymore that europe will support iran in spite of u.s. sanctions wolf. we all know that europe has to subordinate itself to america in the end was. i don't believe in a solution anymore only those who have money will survive. pharmacist navaids trying to keep his store up and running somehow he hopes that business with europe will pick up again. and that's your business update here want to double your thanks for keeping me company just after this now and look at well markets at this hour susan. cohen. thank you. thank you street for joining me braman sure in the majors over christmas cohen. cohen research more numerous i'm sure don't have to permit me to dr

medium size companies doing business in iran says dagmar fun bone shine of the iranian german chamber of commerce trade is on the brink of collapse and an e.u. solution is urgently needed. to name an iranian companies in the whole country are increasingly impatient with europe in other words we have to deliver now it's no longer enough to use symbolic politics here to counter the situation. dashed hopes among the rainy and citizens no one believes anymore that europe will support iran in spite of u.s. sanctions wolf. we all know that europe has to subordinate itself to america in the end was. i don't believe in a solution anymore only those who have money will survive. pharmacist navaids trying to keep his store up and running somehow he hopes that business with europe will pick up again. now that's only a business more news the top off the hour if you a culture of also to stay tuned you're a mox ist optimist just off to the spoke i will markets of this thanks very much for watching you know your business called life. after. today on your home everything is different. and here you dangerfield dav

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the chamber of commerce has said there is no time to waste. onsible prime minister would come up for the good of this country, have put this deal before the house this week. this week, so we can move on from this government's disastrous negotiations. this, mr. speaker, is a constitutional crisis, and the prime minister is the architect of it. she's leading the most shambolic and chaotic government in modern british history. even cabinet no longer functions. a prime minister whose authority cabinet lost, a disintegrating into cliques and factions, and a conservative party so fundamentally split ist it's very existence being discussed. the prime minister has failed to renegotiate her deal, failed to get any meaningful reassurances. there is no excuse for any more dither or delay. , mr. speaker,t has already become the first government in british history to be held in contempt by parliament. the debate on the meaningful vote was pulled at the last minute, and the prime minister has now wasted five weeks, having achieved nothing. not a single word

i want to bring in the chief executive from the london chamber of commerce. s, exchange of goods what people often forget is 80% of the british economy comes from the service admin n-- ministry how do you think of it from a services perspective did you get enough assurances that london and u.k. services will be protected and will continue to have access to e.u. markets after brexit >> we haven't had any certainty on anything. you're right people talk about wto and what the rules are but they don't talk about our businesses, which is most of my members are in the services industry. and so what we need is a bit more clarity on that now truth is we're only going to get to that clarity when we get through the withdrawal stage of this the withdrawal agreement is the gateway to the real negotiati s negotiations, which is the trade treaty hopefully in that trade treaty we'll have far more understanding about how service companies are going to be able to operate in the coming years that's going to take a number of years to conclude but at least if we got to that stage

power to the left cohorts on wall street, the koch brothers, the business round table and the chamber of commercenothing less it seems would satisfy them. so they will remain unsatisfied. joining us tonight, john solomon, opinion contributor for the hill. award winning investigative journalist. >let's turn first to just the level of rhetoric and acidic propaganda blitz. >> they're ahead of the facts. we don't have all of the facts yet. let's take into effect some of the facts that we know. there was a stadium and the goal line was, was there collusion between the trump campaign and russia and we're not play in that stadium now. we're in a campaign finance stadium three or four streets down. that's the first thing. so far there's no collusion. that was the primary collusion we had bob mueller's investigation. i think secondly prosecutors have tried a case like this before and they've failed miserably. they did it against john edwards, claimed he took some donor money and used it to hide an affair. he was acquitted on one charge, the jury deadlocked on the other. and the overwhelming message from t

chris southworth is secretary general of the international chambers of commerce here in the uk. essions as no concessions as such from the eu, perhaps a little bit more clarity about some of the details. is it enough for you and enough for people looking to invest? no. businesses are concerned and the uncertainty is just crippling investment. an awful lot of resources have been lost and a lot ofjobs and investment into local regions and communities as well as the obvious places. what is your message to the likes of theresa may and the european council, these people meeting and seemingly in a deadlock over this? from an international business perspective everytime i go overseas businesses arejust everytime i go overseas businesses are just confused. what is the uk doing? are not looking at europe, they are looking at the uk wholeheartedly. i think decisions are needed to be made. wants that investment goes it doesn't always come back and it is naive to think it goes and comes back. there are plenty of other places around the world where that investment could go instead. is it fair

in a decade to one point two percent in two thousand and eighteen according to the british chambers of commerce the potential reintroduction of terrorists after bragg's it worries businesses on both sides of the channel recently eighty percent of british companies said that brags it is having a negative impact on their current investment decisions german companies in the u.k. are expecting more than two hundred million euros in additional costs according to the german chambers of industry and commerce for months now businesses have been waiting old german multinational boys shelved plans to invest thirty nine million pounds in new offices b.m.w. said it would hold production at a plant in oxford for a month following brags that it's all the same for british comic because jaguar land rover has announced cutbacks and layoffs as a reaction to the expected drop in demand with no deal in sight more businesses will be tempted to move their operations out of britain. while we're on the subject let's bring in our financial correspondent from frankfurt only now swiss bank credit suisse is also advising