on wednesday, at copenhagen zoo, these beautiful animals were welcomed to their new home by denmark'sdown to a t. eliza philippidis, bbc news. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. the founder of a chinese smartphone maker xiaomi is getting a nearly $1 billion bonus and says he's donating it all to charity. let us know your thoughts — use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. stay with us here on bbc news — so much more to come. hello, no sign of spring warmth in the immediate forecast. in fact, the weekend is looking a bit colder. iam i am talking about cold weather as thursday begins a widespread frost. a fine day had the most places with a good deal of sunshine on the cards as well. it is settled with high pressure close by giving atlantic weather systems and mild air at bay. while at the high pressure holds on, the flow of air around that keeps us in the blue, as in from the east. and a stronger wind from the east over the weekend will make it feel colder. a lot of blue showing up as thursday begins. that is the widespread frost. away from northern scotland, some north s

you can't get to paris if you copenhagen. in my experience, we wouldn't have been successful in copenhagen if we didn't have a domestic agenda. i think it is sometimes hard to separate out how these things .orked together during the clinton decidedration, the g7 it would have two pre-meetings and one with them would be about climate change. i met the u.s. olympic national was at the u.s. delegation for that -- so i was at the u.s. delegation for that for a couple of years. we have zero credibility with many countries at that point because the idea we had for addressing climate change was cap and trade. they were convinced that we were cheating. of course, the europeans turned and adopted cap and trade, which had been hugely successful on acid rain. i think the two get the greatest credibility. one is we getting the other. your international posture is given by a domestic agenda. mccarthy: president obama strategy in the second term was to basically develop this claim action plan and we all had our task across the administrati

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copenhagen -- copenhagen is another city we really admire.we really have understood these are two species and varieties of public space in the committee, but it is two different agencies to make our streets more like our parks, we have to bridge a big gap. this is one of the things we have tried to do. i'm sure you're all familiar with it. it was a program that was originally created in the seventies from the streets of bogotÁ into healthy, playable public spaces of the city. all over the city on sunday, we transformed miles of streets into places where people can play, or seniors can stroll, where community organizations can meet, people can socialize. i live in the mission and valencia is my local sunday street, and it is amazing to be on that street and have it transformed in this incredible way. we have organized every sunday street since inception. we do it with a great group of city partners. there's many others. the elections department has been a great partner. we believe in civic engagement. and we can register voters for it. we try

this comes after the airport started offering new international flights including to copenhagen, barcelona and gallic airport in the uk. it only covers parking costs for five days. you can take advantage of the offer beginning may 29 of its august 15. but five days free is better than nothing. that is it for the news at five. >> news at six begins now. >>> where should cannabis dispensaries located? next to schools? next to preschools? that is the question tonight and santa rosa. >>> here is your chance to design three streams of any help if the city of concord says it is up to you to help them decide what should be done. i will have that story coming up. >>> another bay area measles scare, this one involves a pair of mass transit systems. kpix news at six starts now. >> we began in san francisco where the measles exposure occurred. over three days last week, a patient visited several restaurants and the federal building near city hall and the road on moody and caltrain. >>> andria borba's is at the location right now with what officials want you to know. >> it does not get busier or more

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there were two cities on the list, copenhagen and san francisco. i do agree, president bermejo, that it speaks to the world what san francisco is doing, just like all the people that are listed, it's so much beyond all individuals, it's what they do collectively. it's getting late, and my list of what's on here is so incredibly inspiring, so i'm just going to go quickly because i want to call some things out. i want to say congratulations to commissioner wan, and her award was such a kick to see it and so much fun to read about your history. we've had some milestones, the electric vehicle working group, that we've been working on this 1.5 years. this is going before the mayor for her review and decision. i'm going to be meeting with the mayor the day after tomorrow to talk about our environmental agenda, so this will be one thing on the list of many things that i will be talking about with the mayor. just so you know, the zero rollout, we are making incredible progress on that. no our green business awards, i definitely want to thank commissioners

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with us from copenhagen in his first interview of the day is danske bank cfo christian baltzer. us. you talk about net income being lower than in 2018. are we looking at single-digit lower? put some kind of proportion around that, for guidance. christian: so, what we basically have said, we expect it to be in the same range, given that we would have volume growth to offset funding cost. what we are seeing with the danish rate margin being a little lower for longer, we won't get the benefit from that, and we see funding costs have increased in q1. i think it is the funding cost driving it, and a little bit of the rate margins against us in the danish market specifically. so we are guiding lower, not with specific numbers in a range. manus: and one thing the analysts are looking at is cost to revenue. si there -- is there inevitability it is negative this year? christian: with the investments we are doing to make sure we are as strong as we can be to fight financial crime, that will increase costs significantly. we also communicated that in our outlook before, and with income pres

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in july, there was a conference in copenhagen that pointed out that we have seen a decline in democratic states around the world. we know that we are being attacked on democratic institutions by russia and china and other actors. promote are we doing to democracy with such a dramatic reduction in the tools that are available in the state department if the fy 20 budget became real? before you respond, i would say one of the real opportunities to promote american values of democracy, human rights, and anticorruption are the meetings we have. there is this islands in regards to north korea to mark kim jong-un's treatment of his own people being the worst human rights record of any country in the world. we still have not gotten a response to a full accounting of what happened in saudi arabia on the tragic death of jamal khashoggi. could you explain how you are promoting american values to my democracy, good governance, human rights, anticorruption in light of the fact that the budget cut this and we have not seen the visibility during highly important moments with other countries, these issu

i'm a graduate student from c y copenhagen and this is a fascinating place for me to be. talking both about the water and education sectors working together, it was discussed in this panel and the panel before. i would like to know what you see are the chances and challenges in these cross-sector approaches to solving the crisis in the water. >> thank you very much. mel, do you want to start with that one? >> cross-sector approach? >> yeah. >> sure. i think a cross-sector approach is essential, and i think building it on a sound database is one way to do that. i think geospatial data provide a great platform to intersect data we have not been able to intersect before. having said that, i think it's absolutely essential to look at the appropriate scale, and this local scale data is what's missing in some of the work that we do. we're pretty good at getting global data sets, looking at regional data sets, but getting down to the local level, i think, is essential to be able to look at these cross-sectoral issues that come out of this nexus approach. >> anyone else want to c

in july there was a conference in copenhagen that pointed out we've seen a decline in democratic statesaround the world and we are being attacked on democratic institutions by russia, china and other actors so what are we doing to promote democracy with such a dramatic reduction in the tools that are available in the state department if the budget became real? i would also say one of the real opportunities to promote american values of democracy, governance, human rights and anticorruption are on the bilateral and multilateral meetings we have and yet there has been silence in regards to north korea, lamborn's treatment of his own people being the human -- worst human rights record of any country in the world and we still have not gotten a response to a full accounting of what happened in saudi arabia on the tragic death of jamal khashoggi. explain how your promoting american values of democracy, good governance, human rights, anticorruption in light of the fact budget cuts, we have not seen the visibility during highly important moments with other countries, these issues being raised?

i'm a graduate student from copenhagen researching water governance. this is a fascinating place to be. what struck me was the nexus talk about both the agricultural energy and water sectors working together. as been both mentioned at this panel and the panel before. i would like to know what you see as like the chances and challenges in these cross-sector approaches to solving the crisis? >> thank you very much. you want it start with that one? >> cross-sector approach? >> yes. >> sure. i think a cross-sector approach is essential. i think that building it on a sound database is one way to do that. i think geospatial data provide a platform to intersect data we haven't interaekted before. having said that, i think it's essential to look at the appropriate scale and the local scale data is what is missing in much of our work that we do. we're pretty good at getting global data sets at looking at regional data sets. to be able to get to the local level, i think, is essential to be able to look at these cross-sectoral issues that come out of the nexus ap