the copenhagen wheel. it can go on almost any bike.he main idea is that it captures your energy when you break or go dan hill and then it gives you a push automatically. you turn once group, another , download an app, boom. there is a battery, there has to be some way to store the energy of an individual. the bikehe energy when breaks. tell us about how it works. >> inside this red hub there is a motor which is also a generator, a set of batteries. sensors. about a dozen it measures about your pedaling behavior, about your environment, are you going over a long distance? it instructs the motor on how must boost to give you. >> that is connected to an app that is on your phone? >> yes, i have a mode that is called flatten my city. >> will that give you directions? >> what it does is it detects when you are on a hill and it gives you a boost going up. when you are going down, it makes it harder than normal. this captures your energy and stores it in the batteries. >> is the energy that is stored, can you use it for other things or is it

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it's not about copenhagen.n. >> follow this way. >> and one restaurant. >> and then we can start. >> noma is the place where renee pretty much changed the whole world of gastronomy. >> let's go. >> yes. >> for three years in a row, it was named the world's best restaurant by a jury of chefs and food writers who presumably snow such things. >> whoa. >> nordic coconuts. >> cheers to that. >> and so, the question. how does this nice, down to earth guy rise to the top of the food world all while presenting things that no one could possibly think would taste that good? >> let's have a bite of flowers. >> oh, man. >> they're delicious. >> i'm not sure but that's what i'm here to find out. >> the moss? >> yes, chef. >> we know that noma has been said to be the world's best. >> this is a dish that is 20 man hours of work to do. >> what we've heard outside of denmark is that rene sources his ingredients exclusively from the nordic region, mostly from within 60 miles of the restaurant. >> quickly. come on. >> think about

things like the climate change discussions in copenhagen, right? because it's hard, it's intellectually-difficult to master the material, there are lots of moving pieces. what americans actually value about the state department is if your brother gets arrested in el salvador, an american diplomat's going to go see him in jail, make sure that he's being treated fairly, insure that the protections that any american citizens should have thinker in the world -- anywhere in the world or afforded him. and is the state department views that as its least important respondent. the culture doesn't reward it. its most talented people don't into into consular affairs. there was a study done recently suggesting that -- so the state department complains that after september 11th so much funding and attention went to security and consular affairs. and yet american diplomats are the first line of defense for protection of our country. they're the people who give visas to foreigners who might come to the united states. and the seem who do that are our youngest fore

and the copenhagen index for bicycle friendliness and infrastructure and ranked san francisco 17th out of 20 and this year and we add 2.2 miles in the network we were removed from the list. theis a result of gross under investment in the infrastructure and according to the most recent mta fact sheet we have 1088 miles of roads but much less of bike lanes. an increase in the trips per bike has a number of great side effects even for those that don't read bicycle. it will alleviate over crowding on muni, reduce congestion on streets and noise and pollution in the neighborhoods and known to cause respiratory problems for children and increase the activity for the children and many are considered over weight and obese. as you know we grossly under invested in this for years but with your governance and leadership this will be the last year of under investment. please fund the bicycle strategy so they can execute the plan in a data driven manner. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi everybody. my name is matt bresena and i am excited by the number of people here to support this and

super pedestrian of cambridge is producing device called the copenhagen we owe a self contained unit to replace a daily or have of a bicycle wheel it's back of an onboard computer and captures energy when a writer panels breaks or goes downhill. it then uses that are stored in its batteries to allow bikes to travel up to twenty mph when it senses that the cyclists need some help so when the writer pushes more. here she gets an extra book. the company is trying to tap into the growing cycling market as commuters look for other ways to get around. over the past few years with the mass like the renaissance. throughout the world. try looking for alternatives. the project received funding from the italian ministry of environment and an era of copenhagen which is how it got its name. the wheels suffer six hundred and ninety nine dollars each and orders of arty been placed by customers in the us and around the world . the news friday night has been that i bought plates off to disrupting the symposium focused on health fitness flavor compounds are we too might not know what in the two slim c

los angeles, and author doing extensive research on materialism and happiness, and finally, from copenhagen, alexander carol, one of the leading experts on happiness in the workplace, and he's the author of the book, happy hour is 9-5. alexander, you are up first as our happiness expert. divine for us and measure happiness in the 21st century. easy question. >> s this a question that philosophers have struggled with for thousands of years. the term, happiness, in my phone number, life satisfaction, where you stop people and them on a scale of 1-10, all things considered, how happy are you with your life? and they will give you a rating. and the other thing, how you feel on a day-to-day basis. you can ask them about their day yesterday, and you ask them how you feel. and there's a happiness curve for that day. so my satisfaction is measured, and that's why it's used in a lot of surveys. it's a very valuable tool. but it's more about how you think about your life. rational decision, are you satisfied with your life? whereas the emotional component, how do you feel about your life? is in my op

government of prime minister yang books a lot show no signs of letting up the thai government expand copenhagen it's not even a sunday night to take him to friday and the authority saving the police came to preventing refinements the security forces and anti government protest is was still pressing as it seeks and went down to demonstrate it and did all day sunday to force their way into government buildings. he did the offseason pride released in the next two months sunday evening the premium at me they need at the protest movement to test test of time to no avail. see ted has called on civil seven to more whole thing down. all will be in order to continue the people's quran to eliminate the regime the people's democratic reform committee would like to announce that monday december second is a holiday for the government sector it's a publication that the government is noon on the ppt know they keep more to cannon county and gas and now they're threatening to take a tougher on crime. you tend to use violence and trying to overthrow the government and prevent the executives from exercising their

with destiny through from that group of real madrid to do once in a letter to a seat copenhagen. the api cost qualified from group c twenty three won a brand that way. but when they finished on the same point to spend three to go when predicted state school won more gold in the portuguese st said harris won the grade. while anderlecht finished with just one points. the group d match to cc secured a famous street to await the tree last two champions league winners find meaning. wednesday's champions league games see it already costs by chelsea place to wikipedia can rest knowing a win would guarantee them top spots in that great but the romanian ceasing posted in the group will face chelsea with nothing to play full. that's in sharp contrast to the creeds of the candy to the chopin bar sold. with the wings will join chelsea in the next round of the competition stitch occ top of that group with knowing points while positive second note rule but seashell co will be enough to take them through. another team already qualified and on but it is cruise control these also. they traveled t

these are thinking red color for melbourne to take on bolton sought copenhagen the committee considered that place them in a state of his latest column he cut his price estimate of the city. i do. board meeting commences to save fuel. the first place and going to get the audience the reader with a slice or two to two the last sixteen the barons have won the last ten european fixtures and a leading mobile industry gets a board as well. full points ahead of second base. i did in order to lead from the german side not just a sixteen hit three gold picture of the score line pour into bowl with which they score more than four goals. but when panic and confirmed that england goalkeeper joe hart talk softer four starts this season will start the match ahead of cost and he moaned diesel six justices are going to say. it was good plus they want to do with the knowledge that i need this morning. lisbon the sunset. i do. with just over a month left until the bottoms or accolade is the fish he announced what governing board. he has named chris john ever now that lionel messi and frank ribery is the

. >> he just touched on something, copenhagen summit pledged to keep the increase in global temperaturesno more than 2°. should this pipeline go through can that pledge be kept in the u.s? >> you're looking at a country that contributes to less than 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions. oil sands contribute less than a tiny fraction of that. and again, we've you know conceded, this resource is being developed. the largest source of the country's gdp is not going osit in the ground. it's going somewhere. -- to sit in the ground. it's going somewhere. how do you want to get it to market most safely, most eksd peed yent-- expediently? do you want it to go all around the world? and if you do care about the environment and the greenhouse gas issues, do you think it's going to be managed better in the united states or some of the asian countries it may be going to? >> let me interrupt, i want to get back to jai jane and cindy s well, horizontally to the pacific and rather than down through the u.s? jane go ahead. >> it's been seven years since canada has made climate promises of what they're

larsen runs to his girlfriend's house in copenhagen. >> i was tired. it was 20 kilometers.our freedom. you don't really feel it. you don't stop for nothing. >> after an intense investigation and national media blitz, all 12 inmates are captured within a month of the wall coming down. larsen is captured after six days and given two weeks in isolation. security is tightened including more surveillance cameras and the construction of a new outer wall. as for the original wall, it takes more than six months to rebuild it. >> we had a thing here a few years ago. don't lean against the wall, it might collapse. it should be quite solid now. >> one question, however, still stands. the camera man who shot the spectacular escape. why was he there? was he just very lucky in the right place at the right time? or was he somehow involved in the prison break? rumors still swirl. the cameraman kim faulk says he was simply there by chance awaiting a political rally. after the incident he's questioned by police and released. >> when you go inside a small room you will try anything to get out

cities but we have amsterdam and one of the leaders and copenhagen in bicycle infrastructure and clearly at the top there with the amounts shown and 17.5 million. relative to the population and bicycle spending of $22.42 per capita. >> it's nice to be there that way but nice to though amsterdam in for context. >> and the cities here drop down and minneapolis and the lowest of the cities and san francisco is at $9.16 so not at the top or the bottom of the comparison cities. >> can i just ask about mode share? >> yes. >> i know that we often say that san francisco 3.5% and even though shooting for 20% by 2020 according to some aggressive goals but what is the mode share of the cities compared to ours? >> i don't have those numbers in front of me and amsterdam is about 37% and nerm -- >> in terms of implementing this scenario and these projects currently sfmta has money available and budgeted for the next five years in terms of bicycle projects and that amount is about $37 million. what we have done on this table is shown what's currently available and known to sfmta and already assumed to

originally copenhagen was founded in the tenth century. this area, very old from the 17th and 18th century. used to be the harbor where all the vikings used to come in because it's a viking city. that's originally how it was founded, a fisherman city. we are talking about innovation from old to new and how about some hearing aid innovation? i'm putting my earpiece back in as i say that so i can hear you, ross. but did you know that half of the world's hearing aids are produced by this very small nation. many people don't know that. i'm with the ceo of resound to talk about the hearing aid technology. lars, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> so we were just talking in the studio about this tieup between apple and resound. what is it that you're working towards? >> i wouldn't call it a tie up. it's a collaboration and it's a technology collaboration. you should see this from apple's point of view probably. they want to be in the technology forefront and it's from their point of view a corporate technology resource. they want everybody t

dw i suppose the ships in copenhagen on the decision sets out on a dangerous journey. then headed to the syrian port of tom keogh to pick up a straight of chemical weapons an international mission with my new realizations will be prohibition of chemical weapons. thanks to my page it's the first edition of its coming. inspectors face of going to cost the two or three but the nuts is that they are yet to come the three weeks four weeks five weeks. his defeat is the most difficult and shorty the most seminal to call the school. their worship inspectors was sent to syria after a chemical weapons attack in the suburbs of a couple damascus killed hundreds of people and oldest western power was going to syrian government for the attack. charge it denies there was talk of last minute intervention the situation de escalated and syria agreed to destroy it sometimes chemical weapons arsenal. trips to dubai who need specialized equipment they need to secure a book awards. although that has to be put to use my studio or we'd be assisting spokesman review in which the commission wit

were sold and automobiles to twenty million two wheelers in europe in twenty twelve from rome to copenhagen at the site. tyler is on the rise. more bikes were sold in cars in twenty six and the eu is twenty eight member countries. the only exceptions belgium luxembourg she died in paris you're watching thousand cats eat it i will concede he's also the inkjet prints and today i am doing it by the un said six three generals for pc keeping mr tambourine man says thanks for being with us here on the whole thing yet sadly i still principally at the outset the united nations introduction old savannah its terms as part of its peace keeping program. that's like the last time that this third of december tell us a little bit about his plans well and happy too. first i tried to avoid do with a broom because it has connotations to no fault of speak of for all you ladies and men do the colts will surprise you that no weapons that is getting on base machine. they are intended to. into the eu weren't so far. come on is home to rome. as to what is happening around you know whether they are armed groups on

ok well thanks very much indeed to the lore of the pirate base co-founder live there from copenhagen great to talk to you we really appreciate time coming here on r.t. thank you you're welcome. in his lifetime nelson mandela managed to break down society's divisions and smash apartheid in south africa he stood with open arms welcoming refugees from far and wide who saw him as a father figure but without him to protect them many fear they'll no longer be welcome on reports. don't lean sought refuge in south africa from the congo because of one man nelson. mandela causes the one more loud of the do inside of the . camp but now he's gone and only means afraid she and other foreigners like her will be kicked out i think that there are tears well thought in their eyes cause they don't one foot in the area complaining that it's put in there that taking their jobs millions of africans have fled their troubled countries in search of a better life in south africa but more often than not they've swapped one horror for another with no money work or prospects a handful have made this place a met

government of prime minister yang books a lot show no signs of letting up the thai government expand copenhagen it's not even a sunday night to take him to friday and the authority saving the police came to preventing refinements the security forces and anti government protest is was still pressing as it seeks and went down to demonstrate it and did all day sunday to force their way into government buildings. he did the offseason pride released in the next two months sunday evening the premium at me they need at the protest movement to test test of time to no avail. see ted has called on civil seven to more whole thing down. all will be in order to continue the people's quran to eliminate the regime the people's democratic reform committee would like to announce that monday december second is a holiday for the government sector it's a publication that the government is noon on the ppt know they keep more to cannon county and gas and now they're threatening to take a tougher on crime. you tend to use violence and trying to overthrow the government and prevent the executives from exercising their

chris we've seen a partner of the moscow based consulting firm market advisor joining us live from copenhagen chris ukraine's prime minister we just learned this has asked the e.u. for at least twenty billion euros of a if they are going to sign up with this deal can the really afford that. no no i think that's absolutely out of the question as you recall at the at the vilnius meeting the e.u. table only six hundred million dollars or seven million euro's at that time so jumping to twenty pounds i would question what the e.u. will try and push ukraine of course is to engage with the i.m.f. and to look to the i.m.f. to to get that money but as of course as we know the ukrainian government very reluctant to deal with the i.m.f. because of the very onerous conditions to the i.m.f. will place on any money given to ukraine or they think the government is trying to trying to avoid that so just looking at the financial aspects in a way you had the e.u. dodged a bit of a problem by ukraine not signing up with this trade agreement in the long term well yes and no look you did the basic economics are t

. >>> copenhagen could face a shift penalty after a protest by greens peace.just begun talking to the media ahead of their games when a banner was lowered behind the coach. the poster was quickly removed. real madrid has already secured a top spot. >>> staying in group b, juventus will confront their rivals in front of a packed stadium. but the coach knows it won't be easy. >> translator: of course our aim is to win, but we will concentrate not to give an easy opportunity to juventus. we should play well, and we should play well to the end. > >>> midfielder had been named french footballer of the year. he helped france qualify for next year's world cup. he previously won the award in 2007 and 2008. defending champions, barcelona plays [ inaudible ] in the champions league on wednesday. but top officials have been meeting to decide whether to leave the stadium for a bigger stadium. two plans have bureaucrat considered, including up to 105,000 spectators or move away to a new stadium. either way it would be the third biggest stadium in the world. the decision is

the study at copenhagen university found regardless of financial status, those with a higher iq preferred >> gave a lot of men another reason to be snobby about that. >>> millions of americans will vow to lose weight in the new year and there are tons of wearable fitness devices that promise to help keep you in shape when synced with apps devices offering a lot of data. there's the new nike fuel band for about 150 bucks. shows you how many calories burned and steps taken. another does everything the nike device does and more and calculate stairs. >> $129 is a decent fight the best cover your bases fitness tracker in terms of wristband comfort, watch social connectivity and ease of use. >> and there are monitors that blend in line shining for 120 and finally there is the $10,000 why things pulse that monitors your heart rate. >> 5:51. a texas deli owner noticed his employees were no longer serving with a smile. so he is giving them an attitude adjustment by shutting the place down. >> and a northern california man getting nationwide attention for his elaborate christmas display. the two re

renaldo returned from victory to score in copenhagen on tuesday.e has 26 goals in 19 matches in all competition. >> i think that we have 90 minutes, so we can't be discouraged in the beginning. i think that's true that barcelona is a difficult team and they had a fantastic game against barcelona, and barcelona didn't win. they had a good conversation. so they have to play 90 minutes and that's at the last minute of the game. it's important to be really focused on this game to know that it will be difficult and to try to do our best. >> friday's action they ended a four-game streak in the league. david came off the bench to score two headers and give lavonte a home win. >>> jamaican sprinter usain bolt says his goal is to break his own 200 meter world record. he's in argentina holding a coaching clinic for underprivileged children. he was the first athlete in history to win the gold medals in two consecutive olympics in the 100 and 200 meter finals, something he hopes to do again in 2016. >> for me this upcoming season my aim is to try to run -- bre

i keep thinking that i need to go to copenhagen to think that the commitment that incandescent or his family says he will likely continue in office opened in between they let them soak the corn onto the course of conduct or productive made it into one and didn't know and indeed we will put you may want to let go and we had to call what they were stuck into my study with a few to get me to the country. he really was good to me. putting forth that we must. you can tell me and why the man was supposed to like know what people want to go forth and then the model to study and understand what is politically one in the country. again we got a better relationship between us. the story goes on to make one last question for you to store brand today. you work and robin on. today what with all the time that i want to update the outdated eponymous people to get any type of parliament to choose and what the doctor. then i get to chill it overnight in the game because you want it to god and to get the urge to look to give it a helmet so it got dark at what was going on over night and got the continu

. >> i think ever since copenhagen, the strategy of the big environmental groups and democrats in congressich was to get some kind of cap and trade to get some kind of global agreement, i think that has basically come to a standstill. so now the attention and the initiative and leadership is shifting to the grassroots. students are working on the divestment campaign and succeeding in getting colleges and universities to divest from possible fill companies. their indigenous folks all over the world and particularly was on uprising in 2012, 2013 of idle no more. there are -- >> actually, we want to go to that. this month foreign-policy magazine named the four founders among its list of the 100 leading global thinkers of 2013. they were commended for demanding that canada not leave its first nations behind. one of the movement's most high- profile supporters is cheap teresa spends, who went on a weeklong hunger strike in a tp just outside ottawa's parliament at the end of 2012. she warned she would starve herself until she gets a meeting with prime minister harper to discuss respect for histo

muslims by pay to misery by rachel skulls and joker on and do it is true prophets late last month of copenhagen central station the ir hassan was attacked by a muslim radical with a conviction for terrorism. he shouted you are an infidel you deserve to thaw. since then his head protection from denmark's crack special approach and it was much in evidence when he came to speak. it's going to and so the monks that city. he was whisked through the barricades in a bulletproof car off the threats against his life this is bowls mosul which is perhaps the most toughest yet it has a history of fonts dottie up the sun has insisted that this is exactly the sort of place where he has to be allowed to come to spread his controversial message. the government productivity must be allowed to get anywhere in the mall to express his personal opinion. but in order for that to happen the police about to call in reinforcements from across the country to look down this community. it's a massive security operation to guarantee freedom of speech this article the speech that must be with us possibility that means that

>> first of all, when you go to a place like vienna london copenhagen or buenos airy you realize thato opera house i prefer than the metropolitan opera. >> reporter: do you remember when you first came here? >> in this house? >> reporter: it was here in 1965 that martina got her big break. the met's main star had fallen ill and martina was called last minute to play the powerful role of aida. her substitution was met with skepticism until she started singing. at the end, there was a standing ovation, and everything changed. from that day forward, she had devoted fans all over the world. were you aware of the impact you had on them as their lives continued. sometimes they talk to you and say i saw you. >> or my father saw you or my grandfather saw you. you want to smack the kid. what do you mean? >> reporter: what do you feel about having that type of impact in a community? >> i think that you're happy to have had it. it makes you proud. >> reporter: the renowned opera star was born in 1937 in harlem to a puerto rican father and black american mother who gave her a love of culture and

find it a hypocrisy of these environmental groups, to call the copenhagen agreement where everybody hadfly in and have limousines, and here's another point -- without fossil fuels, none of these groups could put out their papers, have their computers, attend their protest, have their microphones, or do any of that. they are against something, and i feel it's strictly for power and money. if it were not fossil fuels, they would not be able to get their message out there. how do they justify using that which they vilify? he makes a point that you will hear a lot of industry conservatives on capitol hill. vice president al gore, another godfather of environmentalists, got in a lot of trouble and became a bit of a target when press reports about the size of his home, his energy consumption became public. big is a line and a lot of environmental groups have to walk. they try to walk the walk as much as possible in terms of what the organizations are doing for clean power without upsetting their activities. it is a fact that even if the economy was completely de- , we would tomorrow still hav