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from now on the solar energy company will be enhancing its green creds with green pencils. so that's alas the story thank you very much for joining us i'll have learned or at least experienced something new i'm finished and as me saying goodbye for now from johannesburg it's also time for me now type way to say farewell from the fossil park in lagos but do be sure to check in with us on our social media platforms or africa website have an eye shrink see you next time. i'm a little. come . to the. i'm going to. meet the artist we talk to sasha follows the. choreographer constantly pushing the limits of dance theater system even though the fourth quarter and members of the highest court who are lucky she's been dancing against the french for twenty five years where does she get her energy from kumi such a hot. chase. thirty minutes on the double shuffle. board. showing up today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. my. oh my. my. my crack of. all we can be the generation that ends it good malaria must die so millions can live. frank food. internation

card, who's applying for a green card and trying to get one.ain, what they call a public charge, a drain on society, your parent could be denied a green card and ultimately deported which separate you from your parent. the other thing advocates worry about is that even immigrants who aren't necessarily -- who, let's say, already have a green card or who are working and who may be taking some services to supplement the income that they already have, that they will be so worried about this possibility that they'll simply withdraw their children and their families from these public benefit programs to which they're legally entitled to be in but they'll withdraw from that out of the fear that something could happen to their immigration status if they continue to take the benefits. >> i know under federal law right now it's already a requirement for an immigrant to prove that they won't be a burden so how is this different? >> well, it's an expansion essentially. yes, you're right. there's always been a sort of general idea that if you're going to b

of moldsee green specks on the furniture and on the walls. it's also on th window blinds, and students stay molded start spreading to their belongings. the university is paying for these students to stay in hotels. school just s rted a few weeks ago so it's beenrustrating ving to move out so soon after they just moved in. the school says they're hiring a professional moving service toi help famies with the process. the students will also get a shuttle service to and from the hotels. as the school works to get everything cleaned, they say the rainnd humidity haven't been helping the situation. one student says she's gotten sick because of the mold. >> i also have severe lung spasms now that required me to use an i faler everyr to five hours. not only is it frustrating, it's just heartbreaking. you kind of look forward to your college experiences and starting a new life. >> it's very frurating. school's pretty stressful, so it kind of -- it's not the best thing ever. >> reporter: the university of maryland says they'reiring contractors to clean

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i was very struck by david liddington who took over many of damian green.ty, chairing committees, and he wasn't even prepared to say that theresa may would fight the next election, he said she's promise of the moment. the telegraph has on its front page, tori furia as party faces a huge fine. data which, we have been reporting that this evening. this is absolutely outrageous. this is a conference at that has the details of all the politicians and a lot of the attendees who are going to conference tomorrow and it seemed like you could log in without a password just by having an e—mail address and their phone number and from their phone number, you can track where they are. this is a data breach on a monumental scale. they face a five up £2 million for this. but forget the fine, look at the optics of this. this is the party in power, one of their policies is we will fix the irish border problem with technology and they can't even get a conference at. you can't make it up. i couldn't believe it, i was working in the office when this only broke this afternoon.

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my name is bradley angel and i am the director of green action. as you may no kak green action, on behalf of the many members has appealed the totally improper and illegal decision of the planning commission which approved it despite the finding that there be significant negative impacts on air quality that would likely exceed standards. that appeal is set for the 25 th. so it would seem that may be this matter should come after that because we are confident we will weigh in on appeal. i doubt and hope no supervisors can vote to increase air pollution. i wanted to bring that to your attention. >> supervisor kim: any members of the public would like to comment on items one through three? >> hello. my name is jesus. on the operations manager. we are one of the buildings that is directly adjacent to the proposed project. as a committee, today, we have motioned to move forward for a different day. but i am here to appeal to you that such ordinance and amendments should be further investigated and not amended because of a significant and unavoidable im

and the dark green. the dark green lumpy grass is agnomo grass. this is in the spirit of sustainable landscaping, we've been converting our grass, our grass areas to this grass because it's more sustainable. you don't have to mow it. it doesn't require much fertilizer. the mowing reduces our carbon footprint. it requires less water. it is the landscaping. on the left-hand side, the lime green plant is kikuyu grass. and on the right-hand side -- let me see if i can go back here -- you can see it grows into artificial turf areas into pathways and actually destroys our other infrastructure, our hard scapes and our other assets. so on the left-hand side, you can see a mechanical removal of the kikuyu grass. and what we've had to do in this case, the only option is another tier 1 grass, so when that grass comes back into the area. so the first line of defense is hand removal or mechanical. in those places where it's not effective, in the final 5%, we employ herbicides. in this case, we don't have an alternati

we haven't evaluated green walls. we are happy to study the feasibility of the large buildings in the plan area. certainly we would encourage and hope to facilitate greens of all faÇades of buildings. >> i would like to pursue this in the next month. the difficulty with requiring green roofs with taller buildings is because you have the rooftop furniture they are required. we only required for 160 feet and below. it doesn't x out the possibility of more green walls. as we build up the south market we will improve the air quality for families and residents around not decreasing air quality. i would like to work with the planning department over the next month on that issue. the blue h way brought up the map. i was hoping we could get clarification on what the map means. the way it looks for the average lay person, is that the pink areas are in a new danger zone around air quality. if you could talk a little bit about the current state and what the central soma plan would do to increase risk in the neighborhood or not.

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i'm anne-marie green. supreme court no are now scheduled to testify at a senate hearing this thursday, but now a second wap is accusing him of sexual misconduct back when he was a student at yale. laura podesta is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. several senate democrats are calling on kavanaugh to withdraw his nomination now that a second woman has come forward, and there could be a third accusation in the works. a second woman has come forward alleging sexual misconduct by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. debra ramirez tells "the new yorker" thms to her during a drinking game at freshman at the yale university. kavanaugh told the magazine the incident did not happen and the allegation is a smear, plain and simple. >> not only judge kavanaugh but certainly dr. ford deserve a fair hearing. >> the article was published hours after the senate judiciary agreed to a thursday morning hearing for kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, the first woman to accuse him of sexual mis

right now if her greens were. to return. fishing industry is been declining respect for the farmers and the tourism industry is going through. not going to last with hope while peddling either so there's really not very many off. while small communities like. the transport ship is bringing more young fish for the farmers. in the hold our son growing on land for a year after hatching from eggs from norway. now the juvenile salmon are going to be released into the pans. the protestors are waiting for them despite warnings from marine harvest staff. crossing the side of their urine stream being you saw how we came in right in the tide don't just see this. boat i'm asking you very clearly do not go in there it's a mystery. to get down to. the. little. girl killed her for the rivers of gold. this is about you can't kill off our wild salmon to make money growing farmed salmon. does not feed the world i'm sorry but that's just a complete myth but if you want to go salmon farming all means do it do it in tank don't kill off the natu

and the last commitment that i want to talk about is green bonds. we need to encourage our financial sector to invest in our sustainable infrastructure. certified green bonds are issued to finance projects that improve our overall climate resilience. for example, foertifying our seawall. thanks to the public utilities work and our controller, our city is the second largest municipality in the nation in issuing green bonds. and so today -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: today, i'm committing that we will issue even more of these bonds and continue to make more of the necessary investments for the future livelihood of the prosperity of our city. next week, san francisco will be at the epic of a summit where cities will be here from around the world to advocate for a sustainable future. we are at the forefront of a global action movement, and we will continue to push for strong environmental protections in this city no matter what happens in the white house. so join us in making a commitment to the city and to our planet. there will be hundreds o

green: that was me being silly. my understanding, i haven't been at one of these, so i have not seen it, but i understand people handwrite this. one thing you hear about is someone who say is running for leadership office and says "i don't trust that member. i am not sure he will vote the way i want him to," they will send someone to peak at their at their ballot. phil burton did not trust -- d had someone look over a members shoulder. he showed it. see, it says burton. [laughter] prof. green: i believe they are handwritten. >> the most substantial now, have you noticed in any of your research going back 50 years was the leadership position won by someone who changed their position or their relationship on the ideological spectrum because of a perceived threat or upcoming threat or past threat to their election to that position? prof. green: we do see anecdotal evidence if not statistical evidence that you have either an incumbent or a challenger start to change their voting behavior just prior to an election. it is

today many who rely heavily on cash assistance aren't eligible for a green card. this proposal, however, would include noncash assistance. >> the argument is that the administration is making is that we want self-sufficient immigrants. if you're so poor you can't even provide for your own children the argument goes, well, then that's not someone we should give a green card to. >> we're going to fight back against it. >> reporter: but those with siren believe this is yet another tool the administration is using to target immigrants, another reason for them to live in fear. >> we've definitely heard from community members that they're afraid to be able to use their public benefits. we're basically going to be seeing sicker, hungrier and possibly more homeless population. >> reporter: if passed, this would not affect refugees. once the language of this proposal is released the public will have a chance to comment. >>> governor brown blocked a proposal to extend business hours at many california bars. a bill authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco woul

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it is not about just putting more and more in blue and green. is about reducing the waste and making sure that anything that is unused has a home as part of the circular economy. having a bold goal like that has been tremendously impactful for our city and beyond. the policies that are in this timeline here don't stay in san francisco. they serve as an inspiration for cities across the planet. as supervisor safai said, we put in place mandatory recycling and composting and 99% of our buildings in san francisco have the three been service. there is no one in the u.s. that can talk about that amount of compliance in having the bends. we are always worried about the things that have no place in the blue and the green bin so we have taken on styrofoam. we have taken on plastic bags, and of course, we have taken on with supervisor tang's leadership and supervisor safai the infamous plastic straw and fluorinated chemicals. as supervisor safai said, there was something very recent and that timeline that is cause for celebration. last week, as part of t

we have a lot of green. a full sig-alert early this morning with the closure of westbound 580 at 238. it was canceled just after 5:00. a freeway shooting. however, no one was injured. video from the scene coming up shortly. mass transit off to a good start. 44, bart trains and service no delays. ace 1 on time. still gps tracking issues. and normal service, no delays, with capitol corridor. >>> one marine county city is one step closer to banning plastic utensils and straws. they are allowing staff to come up with a proposal that would ban food vendors from troeprovi those to customers. >>> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know to start your day. >> why city council is this flu season, and your sister-in-law's... tennis partner's... chatty coworker's... youngest dauter's... entire judo class. one shot can me a world of difference. walgreens has specially trained pharmacists, that know which flu shot is right for you. protting the world... over 60 million flu shot and counting. starts with protecting y

we've got these green ones that were sliced and stir fried in there, and we've got small green peppershe chili. >> anthony: yeah. >> andy: down the sides of the throat. >> anthony: yeah, you know when you really hit like super hot, like when you feel like you're having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache, but it's like a pepper headache. >> andy: yeah, and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> anthony: you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain. brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. whoo. [ belching ] so, do -- i've had a couple cocktails. i think we should like totally get, like, tattooed tomorrow, man. >> andy: magic tattoos. [ laughter ] >> anthony: time for bed. ♪ >> anthony: so i woke up in a state of confusion and deep concern after inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine last night. i have spiraled into some identity crisis. inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine, i'd like to say, um, it was very traumatic. i

the job loss is not losses not to come from the green economy. we know there is job growth is there. it is a net positive. it will be a risk factor for everybody. we need to really figure out was social safety net. even thinking about our education system. what you do when were no longer automated human beings they have become automated to place that in place certain functions. that as a society. the sun was working in the minds. mines. he was training to become an ent. are there other examples what is a 40-year-old coalminer supposed to do. what are the paths to go from the brown to the green economy for individuals. we know as states and companies. what is the individual half. we put out a toolkit that shares some case studies with how they have there. and how they have dealt with some of the closures of plants and how they had addressed the issues with workers. for some retraining as a viable option. and maybe providing a benefit package that will help usher them into retirement without having to think about actually starting a whole new caree

let's discuss this withjustine greening. withjustine greening. challenge given the brexit dominates everythingwhat do you think the party should be doing? party should be doing? social mobility in nevada we are not counted as a lot of mobility. counted as a lot of mobility. they have got the chances they need for their family. for their family. you about the labour agenda, what jeremy corbyn is doing? jeremy corbyn is doing? them with my oddly appealing to me what a different way? what a different way? should be really concerned about what labour are selling. what labour are selling. in a labour heartland was a biasing all of this before. all of this before. simplistic, ultimately, the wrong answers to these problems. answers to these problems. a comment below that there would not have it. in the country today. up bit day—to—day agenda is being pushed to the second. pushed to the second. i do know want to happen. to happen. we talked about google until literally homeless. until literally homeless. suggesting and news of his party is the answer? the answer? people feel like they have been disen

party last year that many people thought the green party was almost dead but the green party could become second strongest policy thank you nina . the main program of bundesliga matches has come to an end yet again by our new nick have three points the champions beaten by our liberties and three want to home all spur going to hearts have berlin's one hundred percent records are over following an action packed two two draw but there were victories for rb leipzig fortuna dusseldorf and ments dortmund won on friday and there are three games to be completed. the bundesliga table has a familiar look even after just three games of the season by lead the way with nine points from nine dortmund remain second after will spur and purchase draw in the bottom half we see that leipzig have blue have left up while leverkusen are still stuck in the last place with on zero points. and a reminder of the top stories we've been following for you at least four people have died in the u.s. as tropical storm florence moves inland across north and south carolina authorities are warning of catastrophic flooding

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san mateo bridge, remains in the green.e tracking a problem at the high rise, some debris is possibly blocking a rate -- a lane. this is a look at highway 4 interchange and traffic is still in the green as far as the drivetimes. 17 minutes over to the maze. we are seeing that backup stretch along the 580 approach. >>> transportation officials in san francisco are reportedly blaming a contractor for delays on the metro system. the municipal transportation agency is quoted as saying that the contractor accidentally damaged control equipment. the contractor denies responsibility. the tunnel had been closed for 2 months. >>> the city of san francisco is threatening to yellow tag the tilting millennial tower. the management needs to carry out certain safety measures after a window cracked in a unit. the chronicle reports the department of building inspection has ordered management to install an overhead protection system by this afternoon. it would prevent people from being bit -- hit by falling glass. the tower could be yellow

that's what you're seeing here, the yellows, greens, oranges. it moves right up the spine appalachia appalachians. storms of normal variety will fill in behind it. pretty quiet pattern here at home. 81, sacramento. breezy along the coast. 62 in eureka. 79, san diego. 107, palm springs. a look at the next week. tahoe, temperatures in the mid-70s through thursday and friday. upper 60s for the weekend. jessica? >>> mike, thank you. on the peninsula, a coalition of doctors, nurses, emts is and other health care professionals will gather to denounce gun violence. the noon rally will be one of 40 across the measure. they want to treat firearm violence as a crisis and epidemic. among the goals is teaching medical school students about the impact of gun violence. it calls itself scrubs addressing the firearm epidemic, s.a.f.e. >>> the city counsel passed a resolution requiring vegan food be served as city events once a week. >> reporter: instead of chowing down a meaty burger, how about going vegan. >> being vegan means that i do not par take in animal

the national director of green for all. you think they have some parallels for the coal mining towns. it certainly has. in the downtown was just crawling with vines. there was hardly anybody around. back in the 60s. you should've seen. now no one comes. so often i heard from the sons and daughters of coal miners. you should've seen how great the coal company store was. it was so much better than walmart. the really nasty thing about the industry i would say is that it has continued to automate its more more productive. with fewer and fewer workers. that means the industry is really not giving back to the community. the most typical thing you might see in one of these towns. as a dialysis center. because all you can find to buy in the store is junk food a lot of the water coal is often chemically bonded with iron. it then becomes sulfuric acid. it will rot their teeth. and also dissolves heavy metals. so that in the rivers the gills of the fish start hemorrhaging. in the town of north folk. there's been no water there for fi

green hots trained as a graphic designer and was later the art director for an ad agency today she's a freelance artist who only takes some commissions that tickle her fancy like the clay creations for this commercial first spanish online she retailer. has also illustrated children's books including the prize winning solenn seo written by evil rosati each of these images took weeks to create. the immigrant hearts doesn't just sculpt the figures she creates all the props and backdrops herself. but her three d. works look most impressive in two dimensions like the sushi meal which got a digital retouching. and that's the thing. if a variety was my term several shots of this meal using different lighting so i could vary the mood for the candles. and the light but. i put the individual images into photoshop and blended them you know. that's what creates the unforgettable atmosphere. once the illustration is done immigration officers miniature creations have served their purpose his studio is full of these little details figures which are only ever used once. the sculptors that the artist

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i will focus on the big green and the shoreline. although the first light is our main gateway to the project. it is at ennis. it will be a bus stop for the future hunter's point express bus which will come from hunter 's point, stop here, and go straight down town. you can also see here, a direct view into the open space and the public market that will happen how's starch ups, temporary or semipermanent retail to support the public part and the development. there is another view of the open public market and how it interfaces with the open space. this slide illustrates the cove terrace, which is located -- where it 900 ennis and 700 ennis marriage. this is the pinch point of the site we worked very closely with recreation and parks staff to address the grade and all of the uses that we need to accommodate here. bikes, pedestrian, park and sea level rise. one of the other unique features of the big green is the interface with a private dwelling units. it is one of the few places in the city where residential buildings are immediately

how companies are green deals with the taxmen to avoid bad how companies are green deals with the taxmenen deals with the taxmen to avoid bad pr over how companies are green deals with the taxmen to avoid bad pr over the so—called google tax. a story we will be hearing a lot more, the world ‘s largest ocean clea n more, the world ‘s largest ocean clean up is ready. it was made by a 20—year—old inventor and it will tackle the great pacific garbage patch. and a photograph of christmas decorations, ornaments to the country ‘s countdown and we are asking when is too soon to start shopping for christmas? they have a christmas fair there already apparently. with me is the political commentator, henry bonsu. we were talking about brexit earlier and michel barnier and it looks like negotiations are not going smoothly. he has issues with the

one solution is to invest in green systems like the green house. it first ten apartments forty rooms and all the energy is provided by a combined system it's mainly based on solar power night energy can be created through wind power. apartments you know which has been running totally underground for the past three centimeter fossil risk manager of the whole idea on the study you know how technology works and how you can apply to finance so now kyra you can just saw so many really sits across the country that i have seen a fossil like this. the company went into business ten years ago it provides various renewable energy solutions and is now worth nearly three million dollars. presently we have a staff trained of abroad fifty five you know. you know. stuff some have great in i'm over the contract staffs we have a number of guys we've trained and we have them standby so i never have predicted. a team is driving to the outskirts of. this area has never been connected to the national grid we have millions of. any hope of seeing electricity having light

and the bay trail is the green in the blue-green way. we have been a part, from the outset, we have been a part of the extensive community outreach that has gone into crane cove park and pier 70 to date. it's no small feat, as you will know getting a very involved san francisco citizenry and dedicated stakeholders to agreement for that we congratulate the commission and staff and the community. while the bay trail at crane cove, this is how it gets built. it's rare our trail openings are counted in miles. while miles are great, it's often the closure of just a couple hundred foot gap that gives us the most momentum. new public access on this part of the waterfront is one such place where a fairly small number of linear feet will have an out sized impact. given how long this part of the waterfront has been given closed to the public it's not surprising how much passionate interest there's been. i'm the planner for san francisco, marin, napa and slano so i'm obligated to those places by my favorites. i have to say one of my favorite places

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