forested lands near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office gave the green light to clear $92.00 reactors of forest for the gigantic plant. full of top u.n. official says the arms embargo on libya is quote a joke stephanie williams made that comment at a meeting on the sidelines of the munich security conference to discuss efforts to stem the violence in libya that country has been in complete turmoil since dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown thrown in 2011 rebel forces are trying to seize the capital tripoli from the internationally recognized government there libya is still a wash with arms and fighting still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month. a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons have been equally unsuccessful the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air

forest land near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office in gave the green light to clear some 92 hectares of forest for the large plant. or the bonus the title race is tight but champions by munich put on a show of force at the weekend mark meadows from t w sports is here for more on that i mean 1st of all for cologne i mean this wasn't really a fair fight wasn't it no it wasn't i mean it's carnival time in cologne there is acted there started it they were they were wearing special shirts for the occasion but by and rather ruined the party somewhat and in some style i mean they needed to because i'll be like to go back top of the table on saturday with their win reasserted they're off already and the goals come quite thick and fast in this one so keep your eyes failed the cologne followed their 51 capitulation to dortmund with a 4 nil thrashing of freiburg win or lose the guarantee goals and that was the case again against bio and. unfortunately the ball went the way of the visitors in the 1st half robot live adult speak opened the scoring

forest land near berlin to build its 1st european factory building comes off to the state environmental office gave the green light to clear and to haiti's forest for the gigantic plant. on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libyans embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss if it's to stay in the violence that has plagued the north african country in i protected civil war libya is just over the mediterranean from europe and the country from which refugees in bach on a perilous journey trying to reach the e.u. libya is still awash with alms and fighting is still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month. a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons have been equally unsuccessful the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air and that all needs to be moni

forest land near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office gave the green light to clear 9000 to him his 1st for the gigantic plant. a 2nd storm in a wake has hit britain this weekend storm dennis is battering the u.k. with hurricane force winds to rachel rain and flooding the severe weather could last until monday the storm has been blamed for at least 3 deaths and has disrupted travel across the u.k. . syrian state media say government forces have made advances against rebel held on clive's in the province of aleppo the region has been held by opposition forces since 2012 the advances have upset a fragile cooperation between ankara and moscow which back opposing factions in the conflicts on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya. is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued the north african country in a protected civil war libya is right across the mediterranean from europe and the country from which the refugees in bach on a pe

clearing forest land need to build its 1st european factory ruling comes out of the state environmental office gave the green want to clear $92.00 hipkiss of forest for the gigantic. syrian state media say government forces have made advances against the rebel held on clive's in the province of aleppo the region has been held by opposition forces since 2012 the advances of upset a fragile cooperation between ankara and moscow which opposing which back posing factions in the conflicts on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued the north african country in a protected civil war libya is just over the mediterranean from europe and the country from which refugees in bach on a perilous journey trying to reach the. libya is still a wash with alms and fighting is still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since th

clearing forest lands need to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes off the state environmental office gave the green light to clean and to haiti's forest for the gigantic plants. one of the most powerful known tropical storms on break or has slammed into britain storm dennis has been battering the u.k. with torrential rain and gale force winds and focused as site the severe weather could last through monday the storm is being blamed for at least 3 deaths and it's also disrupt travel across the. a close call for passengers touching down in haiti through our night is he got it is going to go is going to go around. hundreds of flights have been cancelled due to the strong winds with widespread travel disruptions felt across the u.k. . the persistent rain has left this town in wales unrecognizable after its river burst its banks. strong current slapped it harms and swallowed the countryside communities had little time to prepare. or try to keep a level had steak a professor came back you know you can only do what you can do at the end of the day nature will just do what it's going to do s

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forest lands near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office gave the green light to clear $92.00 had. the forest for the gigantic plant. all right football now and by munich travel to cologne on sunday they were hoping to reclaim the top spot from leipsic and they did so in style thanks to a 41 win which featured 3 very quick goals. kowloon followed their $51.00 capitulation to dortmund with a 4 nil thrashing of freiburg win or lose they guaranteed goals and that was the case again against bio and. unfortunately the ball went the way of the visitors in the 1st half robot live in dubstep opened the scoring with this 23rd of the season one nil to the champions after just 3 minutes. 2 minutes later it was through kingsley commom. i believe adults people see me turn to mush miller with the layoff smile finish things were getting embarrassing for cologne and more ways than one. there were just 12 minutes on the clock when by and put themselves out of sight. i can now be 3 no i it was more of the same after the break as cannot break up his 2nd 66 mi

forest land near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office gave the green light to clear 92 hectares of woodland for the plant. all rio's world famous carnival festivities are only a week away preparations are now reaching fever pitch. the spectacular somber parade in cheers course of the city's dance schools compete for the carnivals championship title but this year the parade is at the center of a bitter debate. it's a dress rehearsal for deborra a flag bearer of the monk year a somber school. one week before she and her troops arrive for the title at the rio carnival. here or is brazil's most famous somebody's school and the defending champion but a bitter clash over monk era's theme this year is overshadowing preparations for the world famous parade. it centers around jesus christ a deliberate provocation by monk here as members. it's a very emotional topic because we're going to show different versions of jesus as whites in black as a man and a woman and indigenous. this is the neighborhood of monk era a gang infested slum on a hill in r

. >> reporter: the specific source of the contamination is unclear, but county environmental officers say there are multiple locations of tce releases nearby and over the next few days they'll be testing the air levels to find out how much of the toxin might be inside the school. >> we're going to collect some indoor air samples over the weekend and once that data comes back, there are some action levels depending on the concentrations, and they dictate what the next step is. now, it will be shut down untill board is scouting alternate locations for classes for next week. and at this hour, 6:00, a meeting at taylor memorial church in west oakland so participants get an opportunity to ask questions. that meeting goes until 7:30. we're live in oakland, i'm roz plater. >>> a lot of concerns for the parents. our investigative unit has been tracking tce in the ground in the silicon valley for nearly a decade. we're seeing it now in oaklandmeoakland. how concerned should we be? how concerned should the parents be? >> it all depends. it is a chemical solvent. you heard the one school officia

one of the reasons for this is the demise of virtual elimination of environmental health officers iner useful service which has been eradicated or cut back dramatically. arguably with these consequences. how do you resolve it? increasing checks on the establishments, i guess.” resolve it? increasing checks on the establishments, i guess. i have ta keaway establishments, i guess. i have takeaway is very often but the whole family went through the virus and we have never been so ill. i would not wish it on anybody. i do not think i will be rushing to the takeaway or indeed restaurants as well. cook at home and cook from scratch. let's go to the telegraph and it says qualifier band in the fight to cut emissions. an end to this and it could hit rural households? they are planning to ban the sale of gold from next year and some type of wedgewood so obviously if you live anything countryside... not all cold. no, there is a type from south wales that if you are using it it is afine...| wales that if you are using it it is a fine... i cannot read about. citydwellers are all right but it will

the bill sets up a watchdog, the office for environmental protection, the oep, but many argue they didn'totection, still lacks teeth. the mod is still exempt, the armed forces can still cause environmental havoc, national security is still off—limits for environmental consideration, renewable energy still doesn't get the big licks it should be getting. and this bill is still, in my view, insipid and weak. back to brexit now remember that? although the uk left the european union at the end of last month, we still don't know for sure what will happen at the end of the year, when the transition period concludes. negotiations with the eu are due to begin next month and a minister has warned they could be "fractious" with things getting "a lot hotter" in the next nine months. a former leader of the sdlp was among those trying to find out whether there'd be a customs border between britain and northern ireland. given the statement from the secretary of state for northern ireland this week, that there won't be a regulatory border on the irish sea and that the eu ministers have warned the uk gove

categories, not just medical, but dental, engineers, therapists, dieticians, health service and environmental officers. over 6,100 of us now with a plan expand to about 7,500 with a new reserve corps. what we do and this is in the last couple of minutes, we're a deployable force. in fact, in the last six years we've had over 123,000 deployment days and i'll give you an example where they are. we meet critical agency needs. we talk about the c.d.c., but there are 900 uniformed officers within the c.d.c. about 3,000 of us work in underserved health care in the indian health service, bureau of prisons and in homeland security. we also are fundamental mechanism to help change disparities.alth we're working in h.i.v. we're working in vaccine policy. working in substance use all across the country. and finally innovation engine. as an example in 2014, 2015, ebola, 800 officers went to west africa and provided direct care. the only uniformed service to provide direct care in africa. 7 hurricanes -- 2017 hurricanes, 2,700 officers deployed. southern border last year where i went four times. 700 officers. work

but dents engineer, therapist, nursing pharmacist dietitian veterinarian health service and environmental officers over 6100 of us now with a new plan to expand to about 7500 with a new reserve core. what we do and this is last couple of minutes we are a deployable force in last six years we've had over 123,000 deployment days and a i'll give you an xasm of where they are. we meet critical agency needs we talk about the cdc but their 900 uniform officers within the cdc about 3,000 of us work in underserved health care in indian health service bureau of prisons. in homeland security -- we also are fundamental to help disparity wore we're working in hiv and wore in vaccination policy we're ring working in sub substantiate use all across the country and finally in innovation engine. as an example in 2014, 2015, ebola officers provided direct care the only uniform service to provide direct care in africa and 27 hurricanes, 1800 officer as deployed. on the u.s. southern border last year where i went four times over 500 officer as almost 7,000 employment days working to provide care particularly for chi

and public fear rises 14 states in america are set to battle the country's environmental protection agency officer safety regulations for chemical plants. from what you are to international law daniel hawkins thanks for joining us the program this one. now monday marks the beginning of the road to the white house for us democrats can the battle in the state of iowa that's that's proving influential in deciding who runs for president as the candidates jostle for a shot at the oval office outsider and socialist bernie sanders is leading the way in terms of donors and joint front runner in the polls the iowa caucuses the start of primaries and usually a litmus test for what is to come in the future bill and hillary clinton went from victory and i were to run as democratic candidates and barack obama. as well now ahead of the vote later this monday here is what the latest polls indicate bernie sanders shares a surprise lead with former vice president joe biden leaving behind center as hopes of people to go and elizabeth warren in last place here caleb maupin reports on why washington may be weary of s

. >> does the president trump agree through the establishment of the office for environmental protection which will hold this government and future governments it is the conservative leading it and will you join me for their commitment to be carbon neutral by 2030? >> mr. speaker, it of course brings me great joy to congratulate them on their ground breaking leadership, of course, following in the foot steps of the national government who led the way in setting a carbon zero target by 2050. this will lead our country in a better state for the next generation. >> mr. speaker, i have a flagrant constituent for the next couple weeks. after deductions including an advance she is left with the grand sum of 111 pounds a month to feed herself, heat her home and prepare for her child. i know you will likely want more details about this case and will be happy to help. i want to ask him in principle as the prime minister, does he think that 111 pounds a month is enough for anyone to live on? >> mr. speaker, i am of course very happy indeed to look at the case and do whatever we can to help with th

city departments, the city attorney, the department of together, the department of environmental, the a assessor's office. next slide. thanks. here are the expenditure details. so you can see them down to the temp salaries, retirement fringes, and we're at $87.5 million. and this is just giving you a detail of what those individual expenses are. so expenditure changes, so for our salaries and fringes -- this is our department's largest expenditure, and the reason for the increase that you see now is because of colas, and retirement health benefits are going up, and we'll probably see some changes at the next meeting because we're reviewing our positions and we're going to lower our attritions. once again, as we said before, we want to work on housing initiatives and code enforcements. currently we have a budget of about 300 positions, but the city has something walled attrition, and last you're our attrition was increased by the budget analyst, based on our vacancies. so we're going to propose to lower those at tritions so we'll be able to fill more positions. in professional services. we have an increas

we contacted both the ghanaian president's office and of the environmental ministry for comment neither have so far responded to our. you know speaker of the house has urged europe not to work with wild way nancy pelosi claims the chinese tech giant poses a major security threat and that it's a 5 g. technology could be used for spying artie's came up and has more of the story. now that the impeachment debacle is all wrapped up guess who's going to europe in order to promote one of the trumpet ministrations key policies it's the speech ripper herself nancy pelosi the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives is urging european countries to drop plans to use while away as their 5 g. carrier for the benefit of a few corporations you cannot sell the privacy of the people of your country down the river as i said before it's like having the state police write the chinese state police right in your pocket you see nancy pelosi just cares about your privacy odd that she's one of what edward snowden called the gang of 8 key figures that are overseeing surveillance in the united states is far a

we have asked for a response on the issue from go on this environmental ministry as well as the president's office we await their response. many of us will have written a negative online review of a company at some time or another but under australia's strict defamation laws that could land you in real trouble in a groundbreaking ruling google's been ordered to amass the identity of an online user who criticize the dental practice now the anonymous review a warm day teeth whitening service was extremely uncomfortable the dentist says his business was affected by that but google initially refused to take down said comments and dentists lawyer says the company's reputation should not be unfairly damaged i believe it's extremely unfair that people are allowed to anonymously attack on is hardworking small businesses we think google has a duty of care to australian small businesses and business is globally for allowing these reviews to go on this ruling is groundbreaking google has historically argued that it is not responsible for user generated content and is only taken down negative posts when order

ranch farmers angry about new environmental rules dumped tons of manure outside offices in lyon.ng against nontreatment zones, where farmers are banned from using pesticides. the farmers say the band has an impact on their harvest and incomes. it took city cleaners all day to remove the slurry. let's talk about cuba. the bumpy ride continues for the taxi and food delivery giant. —— uber. latest figures show another huge jump in —— uber. latest figures show another hugejump in revenues, up another hugejump in revenues, up 37% in the last three months of 2019. its promise to be profitable by the end of next year but for now, still losing a lot of money, over $8 billion last year. with ms ian anderson, chair of the p.r.n. lobbying company cicero group. it's amazing that invensys does have such patients. there has been a lot of patience with this company, it's quite extraordinary. the losses are still absolutely eye watering. but it's a tech company and investors seem to be prepared to give tech companies quite a lot of patience. the new chief executive since uber floated lot of pati

office to contact you? startying to environmental and stability related -- and let >> look up -- >> look up my congressionalice and ask for dave. in washington. he can point you in the right direction. thank you. >> earlier today, lieutenant colonel alexander benjamin, one of the in the house impeachment hearings, was escorted out of the white house. the top ukraine expert on the national security council. his removal came not long after the president said he was dissatisfied with the national security council aid. >> our campaign 20/20 coverage continues saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, live from the annual mcintyre shaheen dinner featuring joe biden, pete buttigieg, tom steyer, senator michael bennet, senator bernie senator deval patrick, elizabeth warren, senator amy klobuchar, and andrew yang. watch live on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the new hampshi

office. his head of the environmental protection agency is even a former coal industry lobbyist, but some ofesident has put in place are beginning to draw criticism, like coal ash. this by-product of burning coal is linked to cancer and other diseases, but the white house has loosened restrictions on coal ash so much that it's now being imported into the u.s. mainland. cbs news tracked one massive payload being shipped from puerto rico to jacksonville, florida. cbs news chief investigative correspondent jim axelrod is on the case. >> reporter: the cargo, this ship heading towards the port of jacksonville, florida is hauling is coal ash, a toxic by-product when coal is burned to generate electricity. it arrives in florida with its boatload of coal ash begins its journey here in guayama, puerto rico. this is a conveyor belt loading the ash from a coal-powered power plant half a mile away on to the boat. the plant generates 3,000 tons of coal ash each year, and there is no disposal facility on the island. the people of puerto rico don't want the coal ash, so they passed a law that it cannot be

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is there a non-campaign or congressional office information that we could contact you at because i'm trying to start an environmentalelated non-profit in my area? >> yeah, you can look up my congressional office on-line and ask for dave, ask for dave in my congressional office in washington. yes, he can point you in the right direction, yes, ask for dave. thank you. >> how are you? >> [inaudible conversations] >> nice to meet you. >> thanks for coming. >> is adopted. >> do you solemnly swear to all things pertaining to the impeachment trial of donald j. trump, you will do impartial justice with the laws so help you god? >> the senate will ajourn the court of impeachment. what we've seen is a dissent into constitutional madness. >> again, we think the basis upon which this has moved forward is irregular to say the least. >> donald john trump president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the second article of impeachment. >> for the third time in u.s. history, a president has been impeached and acquitted. from the house hearings to the senate trial, c-span has provided live comprehensive coverage of the i

city departments, the city attorney, the department of together, the department of environmental, the a assessor's office next slide. thanks. here are the expenditure details. so you can see them down to the temp salaries, retirement fringes, and we're at $87.5 million. and this is just giving you a detail of what those individual expenses are. so expenditure changes, so for our salaries and fringes -- this is our department's largest expenditure, and the reason for the increase that you see now is because of colas, and retirement health benefits are going up, and we'll probably see some changes at the next meeting because we're reviewing our positions and we're going to lower our attritions. once again, as we said before, we want to work on housing initiatives and code enforcements. currently we have a budget of about 300 positions, but the city has something walled attrition, and last you're our attrition was increased by the budget analyst, based on our vacancies. so we're going to propose to lower those at tritions so we'll be able to fill more positions. in professional services. we have an increase

officers set up units and processes. there are other agencies that are moving slower. i like to pick on the environmental protection agency. they've not yet named their evaluation officer and it's actually an agency that two times in its past has had a central evaluation function, but eliminated it. so, if the goal of the evidence act is to really establish this evaluation function across the agencies, we have a lot of work to do, then it's not going to happen overnight and nobody ever expected that. for most agencies we seem to be making pretty good progress. >> jim, for background, this law came from originally a conversation that you and i had a couple of years ago. i recall talking with you when on one of my visits to notre dame and i liked to go on fridays before the saturday home games so i could stick around for the next day, but you and i were talking about a study in upward mobility that the professor had gotten unprecedented access to, sort of stumbled into it, basically summarizing it, and i remember you and i were talking about what if other academics could get this kind of access to all of t

on the move with him a police officer most just stopped through it seeing the light starts february 8th on t w. the big. shame on v.m.s. that's the message and environmental groups brought with them to protest at the company as companies add to all shareholders meeting they face events values contracts all for climate protection. to tough law they say no thank you the plan to take a factory near berlin is running into some local opposition. this is day w business i'm joined now the wall. and in berlin welcome siemens chief executive joe kayser faced angry environmentalist's up the group's annual shareholders meeting today the industrial giant has faced heavy backlash from its infrastructure a deal for railway link to a coal mining project in australia at a time where the bush fires are raging across the country made global headlines. as demonstrators joined hands outside the munich venue to protest siemens environmental record shareholders in europe's biggest engineering company were keen to learn the financial details orders and earnings were lower in the 1st quarter. but before c.e.o. joe kayser could address siemens results he had to deal with the envi

city departments, the city attorney, the department of together, the department of environmental, the a assessor's officehere are the expenditure details. so you can see them down to the temp salaries, retirement fringes, and we're at $87.5 million. and this is just giving you a detail of what those individual expenses are. so expenditure changes, so for our salaries and fringes -- this is our department's largest expenditure, and the reason for the increase that you see now is because of colas, and retirement health benefits are going up, and we'll probably see some changes at the next meeting because we're reviewing our positions and we're going to lower our attritions. once again, as we said before, we want to work on housing initiatives and code enforcements. currently we have a budget of about 300 positions, but the city has something walled attrition, and last you're our attrition was increased by the budget analyst, based on our vacancies. so we're going to propose to lower those at tritions so we'll be able to fill more positions. in professional services. we have an increase because we had to do

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the office of emergency service of it did not post environmental or health risk. it was because of started processing and flaring is important part of keeping it running smoothly. >>> uc berkeley interested in building affordable housing near campus at people's park. they recently held a meeting to get input on the project. university said it will address the housing shortage. opponents say the new housing should not be built at people's park. amber lee reports. >> you believe in your heart people's park has the right to exist? >> dozens of community activists and students who oppose the uc berkeley proposal to build student and low income housing at e student union on campus monday evening. people's park is owned by uc berkeley and plans can accommodate. uc berkeley spokesman, kyle gibson said the nonprofit will also provide 100 apartment units to low income 10 tenants. >> it will make a big difference . >> we need more housing for students, i see that. accomplish the same goals without inflicting on this historical landmark. >> reporter: uc berkeley says tentati

no evacuations were required, and the office of emergency services says it did not pose any environmentalrisk to people in the area. chevron says it happened during the start up of a process unit. and they also say that flaring is an important part of keeping the refinery running safely. >>> a meeting was held about improving the safety of bike lanes. >> reporter: cycling advocates say their number one priority is safety. they want people to feel comfortable when they're riding their bikes in the city. the idea of a protected bike lane in the embarcadero is a step in the right direction. riding a bicycle here can be dangerous. >> yeah, i've been hit by a car. not badly, but a few times. generallywhen they're stopped, and i'm going straight and they're turning right. >> reporter: this is the san francisco transportation agency, with support from the bicycle coalition is proposing. >> we know people are are being injured here. >> reporter: supporters want a two way separated bike lane, with concrete barriers to be put along a two mile stretch. >> i do think it's good for keeping cars from p

reducing carbon emissions as environmental activists increase pressure on passengers and providers alike. reporter chris bockman put that question to buses chief financial officer. i think first w we can contribute a lot to d. carbonized had traffffic there s still a lot of fuel guzzling across all their- which should be replaced- to come to better efficiency on top of that- investments in the development of green technologies is huguge. i mean our r. d. spend is way beyond two billion a good chunk of that is trying to abate as you to. and from the perspective i think we on the case and it's clear that abbas wants to be the leader. in that field. let's check in on that today's trading action now right across the board in europe. at the fifty one hundred dropped 1% in london. as the pound jumped against the dollar and the euro. ever shares dropped 3% in paris.. and the cat killed closed slightly down. wallstreet turn downwards by the close of trade. both the dow jones and nasdaq fallingng away f from new records earlier in the session. tesesters rose five percent. it said it hoped to raise two billion dollars with. right city of barcelona is counting the cost of

environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation. like the multimedia environment series on t w. this is the the news asia coming up. providing information to fellow citizens questions arise officers and jon lester reporter on the corona virus outbreak in china from. china suppressing information not approved by the censor was. the alleged mastermind of the 2008 attacks he's jailed for financing terrorism how important is this sentence and what does it mean for pakistan. and the election that's not of prime minister names of all these beach if he suffers a humiliating last. elections but is that necessarily bad news for the party. welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us john nasser there's been a drop in the number of new coronavirus infections reported in the country over 24 hours that brings a talking number of cases on the chinese mainland to more than 44000 but confirming that number independently has been yet impossible this is due to the tight restrictions in place on the flow of information related to the virus and citizen journalists who've tried to go around them have paid for. with the loss of their freedoms at least one prominent citizen journalist whereabout

that i was thinking and i was so into annie yang that we have in any long in this office who was working on the environmentalustice and the equity work. i just want to correct the record for that. i will apologize to her when i see her back. they get gassy video is an example of how we're trying not to be sobering and trying to have a sense of humour in the time where things can be pretty intense. i want to say about that campaign the thing that was my favorite aspect of it is it's one of the first times we are being very intentional about bringing zero waste and climate together. we normally talk about composting and a zero waste about taking care of resources and we introduce the idea of methane and that the gas is a problem for climate change. so it is just a fun way of introducing -- of starting to talk about the intersection. we also have versions in other languages, so that translates pretty well, it turns out in chinese and spanish. it works well. we have found this and all sorts of our residents here in san francisco. it's really emblematic of our larger effort to dive deep into community and work wi

environmental impact and spiralling costs. the british businessman who's thought to have infected 11 others with coronavirus says he's fully recovered and thanks nhs staff. last minute protests fail to stop a home officerted from the uk sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre it'a s big night at the top of the championship as second—placed leeds travel to fifth placed brentford. these are two sides on completely different runs of form. leeds were ten points clear of third in december — but they've taken just nine points from a possible 30 since then. brenford meanwhile are on the up. if they win tonight they'll go above leeds in the table, and they've taken the lead through said benrama. around half an hour gone, it's 1—0 at griffin park. five other games going on in the championship tonight. nottingham forest who are sandwiched between leeds and brentford in fourth host charlton. it's 1—0 to charlton at the moment. you can follow all the scores on the bbc sport website, along with hamilton against aberdeen in the scottish premiership. manchester united have become the latest premier league club to try and bring safe standing to their stadium. they've asked for permission to install 1

environmental protection agency is weighing in is that the disinfectants are thought to be effective against the coronavirus. it hasn't been scientifically proven. >>> the trial begins for two teenagers accused of murdering a police officer in rome. >>> how long those teens who spent behind bars if they are found guilty. >>> paying meth addicts. a california senator wants to do that. we will tell you why. >>> could hope and a reservoir for public access. >>> his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. america systematically fostole black lives,s black freedom and black labor. and i know my story would've turned out very differently if i had been black. so today i'm proposing a sweeping strategy to invest in black wealth creation. the wealth gap is inextricably linked to the racial inequalities of the past, and i'm determined to make breaking that link a centerpiece of my pr

environmental quality act. the property at 1939 market street is a two-story office building of approximately 12,050 square feet. the mayor's office intends to purchase the property and convert it to affordable housing. the affordable housing project get financing and ground lease will be suggest to board of supervisors' approval. under the proposed purchase and sale agreement, the city would pay $12 million to acquire the property. the purchase price is consistent with the appraisal and review that were completed by an independent third party appraisers contracted by the real estate division as required by code 23.3. under the proposed purchase and sale agreement, the city would enter into a leaseback agreement with the sheet metal workers association. for $5,000 per month for 24 months as shown in exhibit one on page 3 of the report. the leaseback period would allow the mayor's office of housing of community development to find a developer to convert the property from office space to affordable housing and no material changes to the property would occur until after the 24-month leaseback period. the city will

environmental quality act. the property at 1939 market street is a two-story office building of approximately 12,050 square feet. the mayor's office intends to purchase the property and convert it to affordable housing. the affordable housing project get financing and ground lease will be suggest to board of supervisors' approval. under the proposed purchase and sale agreement, the city would pay $12 million to acquire the property. the purchase price is consistent with the appraisal and review that were completed by an independent third party appraisers contracted by the real estate division as required by code 23.3. under the proposed purchase and sale agreement, the city would enter into a leaseback agreement with the sheet metal workers association. for $5,000 per month for 24 months as shown in exhibit one on page 3 of the report. the leaseback period would allow the mayor's office of housing of community development to find a developer to convert the property from office space to affordable housing and no material changes to the property would occur until after the 24-month leaseback period. the city will

well we at etsy have been concerned about the environmental impact of our business for a very long time. so we've worked how do we make power in our officeewable energy happen and how do we make powering the servers happen with renewable energy but when we looked at our carbon footprint as a business, the biggest part was shipping. we don't control shipping. it's not within our supply chain, but still we are accountable, and what can we do? we decided to you have set all of the carbon that happens from etsy shipping, which means we've protected large forrests were doing things to subsidize wind and solar to take the carbon out of the atmosphere, that shipping so, that we net to zero and you know what? as we've talked about that with our customers, the sales on etsy have gone up the conversion rate on etsy goes up because sellers like the fact that we're sustainable so that actually pays for itself >> okay, you used the word that i'm i'm glad i think everyone is going to use just like you're a trail blazer. you said we have to be accountable. >> we want to be carbon neutral. and so we've published how much carbon we actually put into the