freiburg it is also called the green city well what does that actually mean and what are the consequences for me as a traveler that's exactly what i would like to find out today. also coming up what makes me a freiburg a popular vacation destination. and to meet a local a brazilian chick interviewer shows us his home once famed equal sioux falls. harvey male of the week takes us on a road trip through patagonia. and a bit. of course here in freiburg i want to be eco friendly too. in addition to public transportation there's a good network of bike paths across the city check in editor on videos and our camerawoman it is a bit. since we don't rent a car we save big on fuel. bicycle traffic in 5 or has priority over cars that has a long tradition here but cyclists also have to be considerate because pedestrians have the right of way in the historical city center. before i find out more about freiburg sustainability concept i'd like to give you a brief overview of what's important here. before coronavirus and travel restrictions transport welcome to some $3000000.00 tourists each year they st

power plant and funding programs for solar energy so it is a central focus if ministers consider to green city how much is that the result of citizen involvement. we're very interested in discussing and even deciding fundamental questions with our citizens that's also because we have a very young city with many university students but also a very committed city which weighs in on many social issues and we're quite proud of that. you always bike or do you have a car if you have a car very rarely i drive less than 5000 kilometers a year thanks for your time. and off we go. well and now we have to do the wild made can of us from ottawa was traveling with some friends to newfoundland and has captured his impressions of this green island in a video here's our weekly view made. my next stop is ozzy. and the village lake in the middle of the city. and here comes my lift it runs on solar power once an hour this boat crossed the lake to take passengers to places like the zoo i'm going on around trip. unless you're a captain but not a typical captain skipper a solar powered boat is that something you're

cycle power plant and funding programs for solar energy so it is a central focus if you consider to green city how much is that the result of citizen involvement. we're very interested in discussing and even deciding fundamental questions with our citizens that's also because we have a very young city with many university students but also a very committed city which weighs in on many social issues and we're quite proud of that. are you always bike or do you have a car if you have a very rarely i drive less than 5000 kilometers a year thanks for your time. and off we go. well and now we have to do the wild made sure can of us from ottawa was traveling with some friends to newfoundland and has captured his impressions of this green island in a video here's a weekly view me. my next stop is ozzy. and that billick lake in the middle of the city. and here comes my lift it runs on solar power once an hour this boat crossed the lake to take passengers to places like those who i'm going on the round trip. unless you're a captain but not a typical captain skipper a solar powered boat is that something

freiburg and it's also called the green city. well what does that actually mean and what are the consequences for me as a traveler that's exactly what i would like to find out today. also coming up what makes me a freiburg a popular vacation destination. and a media local a brazilian check in viewer shows as his home less famed equals sue faults. are of e-mail of the week takes us on a road trip through patagonia. and . of course here in freiburg i want to be friendly too. in addition to public transportation there's a good network of bike paths across the city check in editor on the us and our camerawoman. since we don't rent a car we save big on fuel. bicycle traffic and fiber has priority over cars that has a long tradition here but cyclists also have to be considerate because pedestrians have the right of way in this story called city center. before i find out more about freiburg sustainability concept i'd like to give you a brief overview of what's important here. before corona virus and travel restrictions transport welcome

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joining us now from portland, oregon is molly for naro, managing partner at green city.at are you seeing in terms of the shift, are people moving around, and therefore building more sustainable living spaces? molly: there is no question that even prior to the pandemic, sustainability, where people worked and lived was very important, not just in terms of their own value, but increasingly towards their own personal health and wellness. it is only accelerated, so our broad look has become much deeper in terms of moving beyond just the environmental impact of our properties, but also looking at health and wellness and equitable communities. it is opportunistic in terms of where people's values are when they're spending more time in their own home environment. matt: what kind of changes are you seeing? molly: for health and wellness, we were well prepared going into it because we focused on clean air, all of our properties have the highest rated filtration, that is very important in terms of viral protection. but we also have designs where bring h -- that bring nature into t

history once took place but environmental protection also has a great reputation and is considered a green city sounds like an exciting day to me. we'll also spend time in the surrounding area known as we'll see lots of lovely castles and visit a diving park where you can explore and on the water were. also see the spectacular scenery of newfoundland sent in by a viewer. i thought the best place to start my tour was the problem enough it's sort of the. just bicycle highway and circles the outskirts of the old town. moonstone may be old but its population is young off the city's 300000 inhabitants 60000 our students nearly everyone here writes of cycling paths crisscrossed the city and the direction of signage is excellent. the principal i mocked in the heart of the old town is considered one of the most beautiful squares in germany the gabled houses date back to the days of the hands at a clique. a splendid example of late gothic architecture st lumbee at the east church. the town hall was the site of an important event in the 17th century. in recognition of that it was awarded the european her

has a green new deal, maine enacted a green new deal, the seattle city council passed a green new deal resolution. what critics and skeptics call pie in the sky are distracting in the green new deal two years ago is now recognized as undeniably linked, racial injustice, economic inequality, housing education jobs and climate change and it is all intertwined and that is why we are here today because we know that there cannot be true freedom when people are imprisoned by poverty and homelessness and there cannot be real liberty with education is withheld, civil rights denied and there cannot be public health when air sickens and water poisons and the green new deal probably centered these undeniable truths. now, there are new bills being introduced that have the green new deal in their dna, bold, ambitious, transformational, economy wide, legislation with jobs, justice and climate at their center. today i am introducing new legislation with my partner, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who will create a civilian climate corporate jobs and justice in our country. [cheering and applau

and the city of portland is a very interesting case study for green infrastructure. we are also a combined sewer city. our journey started a little longer ago. it did start with a regulatory mandate in 1991. we spent most of the 90s trying to convince epa to let us include green infrastructure into our stipulation order so we can do it we swear with the down side tunnels or disconnection or things like that. but that was completed, you know, completely met 10 years ago. so we are a city, we implement green infrastructure voluntarily. we don't think of it that way. we are nonmandated. we use the tool of green infrastructure to best address our system needs, our system risks. and our program has really evolved over the last 30 years as our understanding of our risks have evolved as our understanding of how to apply the tools have improved. we do use a capital and a lot of others have talked about this. we use a capital program. and i'm going to talk about that. and, we've taken each of those in their separate way and we have worked as a city to what i would say develop

when traveling and since that should also be sustainable on our trip to freiburg we stay at the green cityhotel. it's one of 2 hotels and freiburg that's known as particularly sustainable for one its energy comes from solar technology. but if we were standing in front of a hotel that has a sustainability concept is that still the exception or is it already the standard freiburg. phyla for years sustainability has been the trademark of 2 hotels in freiburg with the others it's about many little things but just like with people it's the some of these little things that make for a sustainable lifestyle like where do the products for the breakfast buffet come from what about the heating where does the energy come from how is the place clean all these things that aren't always so visible so together with an environmental institute we're currently devising the label for these hotels to make it clear what each one is doing to promote sustainability. as you know we like it when you show us the sites of your home country for example in the southwest of brazil where all of your got wrong you silly c

at the same time the green city and intestinal disorders are on the wrong hands scientists in germany are studying the effects of a calorie rich guys in a surprising place. the lentils it is one of the biggest lakes in northern germany. here to biologists are investigating a revolutionary idea. that getting help from tiny creatures in these plastic test tubes their hydrogen all freshwater polyps they turn out to be a good model for understanding how the micro biome of the human gut works like our intestines. the skin of the polyps is covered in bacteria the researchers want to know whether the amounts and kinds of nutrients in the lake influenced the organisms health of this year. we're interested in knowing about the balance between an organism and its bacteria how they interact and if there is an imbalance whether it triggers disease. when we put hydras or freshwater polyps which other bacteria on the outside into a more nutrient rich environment like this you trophic lake we see that the creatures become ill. to lushington from keele university and his colleague peter diners have a

people who live in small city apartments need green spaces but how can this work in the inner city how can we create affordable housing space is in short supply and simple tenuously preserve green spaces. and joining me to hash this out is my colleague mike a clear welcome mike and i'm just wondering do we have any answers to some of those questions is there hope that our inner cities cities could become more livable in the. thing there is absolutely hope because what should we do with all this emptiness and in the cities and not only in the bigger ones also in the smaller towns they have the situation is even worse but at this point the owners of these large surface stores are still in limbo they're still not willing to lower the rents this is the situation now. town planners and architects as we saw right now. already working on creative solutions also full pocking carriages for example there we have a good one none back in bavaria space was missing they had to build something new so they decided to use the roof of a car park and now we have one of the most beautiful cannot gardens i

people who live in small city apartments need green spaces but how can this work in the inner city how can we create affordable housing space is in short supply and simple tenuously preserve green spaces. and joining me to hash this out is my colleague mike a clear welcome mike and i'm just wondering do we have any answers to some of those questions is there hope that our inner cities cities could become more livable in the. thing there is absolutely hope because what should we do with all this emptiness and in the cities and not only in the bigger ones also in the smaller towns they have the situation is even worse but at this point the owners of these large store surface stores are still in limbo they're still not willing to lower the rents this is the situation now. town planners and architects. right now. already working on creative solutions also full pocking carriages for example there we have a good one in new and back in bavaria space was missing they had to build something new so they decided to use the roof of a car park and now we have one of the most beautiful cannot garden

people who live in small city apartments need green spaces but how can this work in the inner city how can we create affordable housing space is in short supply and simple tiny asli preserve green spaces. and joining me to hash this out is my colleague mike a clear welcome mike and i'm just wondering do we have any answers to some of those questions is there hope that our inner city or cities could become more livable in the. thing there is absolutely hope because what should we do with all this emptiness and in the cities and not only in the bigger ones also in the small it sounds that the situation is even worse but at this point. the owners of these large store surface stores are still in limbo they're still not willing to lower the rents this is the situation now. as architects as we saw right now are really working on creative solutions also full pocking carriages for example there we have a good one in back in bavaria space was missing they had to build something new so they decided to use the roof of a car park and now we have one of the most beautiful cannot gardens in town wit

. >> reporter: easter mass on the green, outside city nation's church inside san francisco. >> i feel wonderful, being outdoors and being able to celebrate mass on easter sunday. this is my first mass in one year. >> reporter: other churches like our lady of lourdes in oakland held easter services indoors with limited capacity. >> happy easter. >> reporter: abc 7 live streamed the service from memorial church. delivering a message of hope for those tuning in. >> today, on this resurrection sunday, you have declared i ain't dead no more. >> reporter: the easter bunny made this surprise visit to hayes valley, hiding eggs and thrilling some kids, and confusing others. >> he was not sure at the beginning what to expect, but he really likes the end. >> reporter: don't forget branch. lots of diners outside. diners e the burn on history. >> not a lot more people are getting vaccinations, people feel more comfortable to come outside, have brunch, have beer, have food. >> reporter: you know how it is at the lake. everybody comes to the lake. >> reporter: oakland giving up its police traffic an

75% likes it. >> in 2010, stockholm became the first city to receive the european commission's green capital award for its exemplary environmental planning, effective reduction of carbon dioxide emissions, and goal to be fossil-fuel-free by 2050. the city is continuing that legacy by transforming the stockholm royal seaport, a rundown district on the northeast edge of the city, into a model city of the future. formerly the king's hunting ground, the city purchased the area in the 19th century and converted it to an industrial port with oil- and gas-handling facilities. today, empty buildings are reminders of the past industrial revolution. but by 2020, developers plan to turn this 583-acre area into a mixed-use eco-city, an attractive place to live and work. >> my name is staffan lorentz. i am head of development for the stockholm royal seaport project. we are planning in transforming an old industrial import area into new areas for living for 10,000 new apartments and 30,000 new work spaces. the projects in this phase actually started in 2010. it was--we made a program together with

people who live in small city apartments need green spaces but how can this work in the inner city how can we create affordable housing space is in short supply and simple tiny asli preserve green spaces. and joining me to hash this out is my colleague mike a clear welcome mike and i'm just wondering do we have any answers to some of those questions is there hope that our inner cities cities could become more livable in the. thing there is absolutely hope because what should we do with all this emptiness and in the cities and not only in the bigger ones also in the smaller towns they have the situation is even worse but at this point. the owners of these large store surface stores are still in limbo they're still not willing to lower the rents this is the situation now. as architects as we saw right now are already working on creative solutions also full pocking carriages for example there we have a good one in none back in bavaria space was missing they had to build something new so they decided to use the roof of a car park and now we have one of the most beautiful cannot gardens in

. >> reporter: easter mass on the green, outside city nation's church inside san francisco. >> i feeloors and being able to celebrate mass on easter sunday. this is my first mass in one year. >> reporter: other churches like our lady of lourdes in oakland held easter services indoors with limited capacity. >> happy easter. >> reporter: abc 7 live streamed the service from memorial church. delivering a message of hope for those tuning in. >> today, on this resurrection sunday, you have declared i ain't dead no more. >> reporter:

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the city center goods are transferred here from large trucks to the small he go from the pinnacles for delivery into downtown. the project was launched. by the municipality since last year the green alliance has headed the city government for the 1st time. what a call is this young also says that i support the response i must transport is responsible for about 79 percent articulate emissions here but i seriously want it and 39 percent of that amount results from transporting goods by road. by switching to these new vehicles we can cut emissions by 16 metric tons a day when it so the impact will be huge. then. the world bank has made $300000.00 available to the project. it's still early days. during the current pilot phase the fleet of small electric delivery vehicles numbers just 15. they're the work of a startup in marrying. but the model of design for that city needs to be adapted to conditions in bogota. he says you're going why don't you think logistics are very different from. retailers are concentrated in one district and my distance is covered are much larger that so the wear and tear on the electric components is greater. out of the need to innovate and start working on i

how do we make cities green her how can we protect habitants. we can make a difference. the ideas the environmental series in the 3000 on t.w. daum on. such. welcome to echo offer the vironment program brought to you from the large area uganda and germany us always want to take a look at some of the ideas out there for protecting the environment both in europe and in africa i'm chris celebs in lagos nigeria but 1st before i won't walk out by co-host structure. hi case and hello everybody young sundra to no good here in kampala uganda and yet a week of a load install for you to do stay tuned and enjoy the show here's a quick preview of what is coming up shortly. simple minds minds we see but how are things in kenya this protecting both elephants on the forest. we moved an artist in ghana please bring new life into the grounds of cycling can. and thinking be how young and keeping us here in uganda a town in the ideas into the young to. laws of floating on water are unlovely sight bought a 40 lunch can be something of a pissed when they turn up in the wrong places we've cau

how do we make cities green. how can we protect our towns. we can make a difference. in the wind do environmental series in 2000 on t.w. and almost. $314000.00 new infections in a single day it's the worst coronavirus outbreak for any country. india's hospitals are close to collapse they're running out of medication and officer gen. 2000 people died on wednesday of bone. india had come off relatively lightly during the pandemic but the number of infections has rocketed in recent weeks. why is the big question some doctors blame more infectious variants others point to loose restrictions and people letting down their guard after hearing about the vaccine or following india's fairly unscathed brush with the 1st wave we'll talk to an expert in delhi in a moment 1st this report. many in india thought they had got the better of the pandemic but now the country is being overwhelmed by a devastating new way. no city is as badly hit as delhi. ice cases explode hospitals that are at breaking point. some patients are forced to share at that and there's an acute shortage of oxyg

tatto city is an album development in the north of nairobi with housing schools offices green areas and manufacturing. districts it helps to ease the body on the crowded copy to . such a city is that mixed use and then mixed income development and so we'll have a residential properties available for different levels of income so we'll have a lot of affordable housing middle income as well as their high end developments but the 1st 48 affordable apartment units completed so not energy systems have just been finished by 10 to 15 it's expected that over a 1000000 people will be a tome in this modern community. that's all from a co-operative the start i hope you've enjoyed the show if you have any call bridge or want to find out boy it was environment issues check out also should be the channels as saying goes your feedback thanks for watching take care and see you next week i'm 1st 11 signing off from lagos nigeria. good. good good. good good. things. to. look. forward. to laugh. at them from people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that

. >>> san francisco city hall was lit up green tonight to celebrate earth day. today the mayor announced the city is ahead of meeting its monummal goal. >> i don't want the next generation of young people to look back and say what did they do? why didn't they act sooner? >> they seek to become carbon-neutral by 2045 instead of 2050. >>> abc 17 and nat geo is highlighting how the climate is impacting our commune. >>> history is on the line at this sunday's oscars ceremony. the new faces that could take home oscar gold. >> plus get off cit takes a sted banning gas-powered leaf blowers. >> a storm is on the way for the weekend. >>> the 93rd academy awards show is now just three days away. major nominees this year include a lot of actors who gave really great perform ans. a look at some of the new faces. >> reporter: you may not know their names now, but on sunday, a few first-time nominees could find themselves forever-remembered as oscar-winners. >> reporter: the loveable grandma acting for five decades now nominated for best supporting actress. >> never ever even

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district of sandton we have various office is there already several green building projects about 600 all certified in south africa the city of johannesburg is currently drafting a green buildings policy but vera has an even bigger vision 160 percent of the people on our continent are you i really just one is see and i would be one sees them on this and i met a lady just i read all kinds of forward and. it's a long journey. but she is willing to take it one project at a time really really. what an impressive woman. if you're a fan of cool architecture we have more of that in our next report maybe not as fancy as what we just saw in johannesburg but definitely rich in history allow me to introduce you to part of the capital of our local guy today is comedian and musician and then to pick up. comedian a photographer and from the. right to to discover. point to over $260000.00 people puerto novo is laid back official capital the name puerto north which means newport in portuguese to the city's history as a port during the transatlantic slave trade it's also known as a joshua in the local languages and was ruled by king tut fo

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now that it's actually green-lit, the city does plan to use it for various programs including pop-up locations as well as for home-bound seniors, basically offer that vaccine for those individuals that may not be necessarily able to come back for that second dose. so the city is certainly looking at that as an opportunity there, but they're also, john, as you can imagine, very well aware that there will be some hesitancy and there will be many people that may not necessarily be confident enough right now in that vaccine to ask for that johnson & johnson vaccine. so right now the city is offering the erie two as options because the big message is get any vaccine that you can at this point. >> thanks for that. the fact is new people are still getting vaccine, but the rate is clearly going down. joining me down, cnn analyst writer alex perry. you've broken this down into the number of new people getting vaccine every week, which is new way of looking at it. >> exactly. this gives you an idea that fewer and fewer people are getting vaccine because the week of april 5th, 13 million got th

graphs are looking at pm-10 data and what we found is that you know, the redwood city and berkeley sensors are these blue and green lines towards the bottom of the graph. this is the medium air quality. air quality is better outside of san francisco on a average day. you can see that this bottom graph represents the good days. so the 10%, those kind of best 10% of days and you can see air quality tends to be better outside of san francisco and those days. well. this is less traffic and less activity due to covid right now. even with that, san francisco neighborhoods have a higher baseline for air quality than other places in the bay area. so without meaningful policy changes, we'll really risking the reassumption, of pre covid levels of activities adding additional air pollution on to neighborhoods that are already experiencing higher base lines. so, helping transition to clean energy and cleaner forms of transportation, will be important for both a sustainable recovery and air quality in san francisco and these neighborhoods in particular. >> thank you so much haley and jocelyn. next slide, please, katie. so just

i'll leave you with this quote from city green green. this book written from a deep personal experience takes us to the heart of one of the great institutional and existential crisis of our time and on that note of praise i'll turn this over to our speakers, jim and make, thank you for joining us. >> a pleasure to be here. >> and me, too. i have to jump at the chance to thank you, audrey and the harvard book store folks, jeff, before jeff -- i just told mike i think i've introduced almost every one of my books at the harvard book story. my book isn't published until i'm at the harvard book store, but tonight mike i have to say, it's more than a normal pleasure and honor to be with you. the work i recount in this book, it took its most important impetus from the work you did and do, and i'm so grateful for the chance to salute you permanently and thank you for the grave and thoughtful work you have done all these years. without you, and your colleagues, but in a very particular way you, this deeply troubling scandal that is at the heart o

. >>> san francisco city hall was a lit up green to celebrate earth day. city is ahead of meeting its environmental goals according to mayor brady. >> i don't want the next generation to look back and say what did they do? why didn't they act sooner mark >> reporter: clean power sf will beat its target and give customers 100% renewable energy by 2025. the city will also seek to become carbon neutral by 2045 instead of 2050. the mayor was adjacent to, which has become a certified green business. >>> hayward took a step to reducing noise dilution coming from leaf blowers. the planning commission just voted 4-3 to ban gas powered leaf lowers by january 2024. until then, the blowers will only be allowed between 8:00 and 6:00 on weekdays and 9:00 to 6:00 on saturdays. the city says it has been getting noise complaints from residents and also wants to reduce carbon emissions. the city council will give the final say in june. >>> a life-sized teddy bear walking from l.a. to san francisco. we told you about this. it is expected to arrive at the golden gate bridge t

it's stuff like greening empty blocks in cities that are destroyed by urban blight. things like teaching gun dealers how to recognize signs of suicide or homicide in people that they're selling guns to. those have also been shown to make a really big difference. >> despite all of the deaths, just even in the last few weeks, are you hopeful, are you positive, that some movement can be made during this administration? >> i am hopeful. and i will say, watching president biden stand and make those statements a couple of weeks ago, again this week, that alone gives me hope. having a president who talks about this as a health problem. i'm also hopeful because for the first time in 25 years, we have funding to do firearm injury prevention research. it's a drop in the bucket, but it is more than we've had. the funding was shut off because of politics for more than two decades in the united states. that's finally coming back. that also gives me hope. and finally, i have hope, because again, i am seeing gun owners and non-gun owners come together to talk about what most of us

district of sandton where various office is there already several green building projects about 600 all certified in south africa the city of johannesburg is currently drafting a green buildings policy but vera has an even bigger vision 160 percent of the people in all continents i i really just want to see he. really wants them and this and i met a lady just like we need all kinds of forward and. it's a long journey there at mit's but she is willing to take it one project at a time really really. what an impressive woman. if you're a fan of cool architecture we have more of that in our next report maybe not as fancy as what we just saw in johannesburg but definitely rich in history allow me to introduce you to part of the capital. our local guy today is comedian and musician then to pick up. comedian a photographer and from there are. invited to to discover why city. point took over 260000 people puerto novo it's been insulated back official capital the name puerto novo which means newport in portuguese to the city's history as a port during the transatlantic slave trade it's also known as a judge. in the local language

city center goods are transferred here from large trucks to the small he goes. friendly vehicles for delivery into downtown. the project was launched by the municipality since last year the green alliance has headed the city government for the 1st time. what a common is this young voices that are going to schools i must transport is responsible for about 79 percent up articulate emissions here in the us embassy on it and 39 percent of that amount results from transporting goods by road. by switching to these new vehicles we can cut emissions by 16 metric tons a day when it so the impacts will be huge. and then this. the world bank has made $300000.00 available to the project. it's still early days. during the current pilot phase the fleet of small electric delivery vehicles numbers just 15. they're the work of a start up in marrying. but the model of design for that city needs to be adapted to conditions in bogota. he says you're going why don't you think logistics are very different from. retailers aren't concentrated in one district just this is covered are much larger that so the wear and tear on the electric components is greater. out of the need to innovate and start work

the financial plan to convince the city to give them the green light. e a's say they will pay for the $1 billion ballpark all by themselves as well as set aside $450 million for affordable houtsing. the team is asking for the oakland city council to we're back in a moment. >>> get complete bay area sports coverage with the xfinity sports desk every day at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. sponsored by xfinity. get live stats and scores right on your which shows will you be getting into tonight? how about all of 'em. netflix. cuz xfinity gets you really into your shows. when someone burns for someone who does not feel the same. oh, daphne. let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this with x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity. it's a way better way to watch. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to

not yet at the visionaries of city law are working hard to get to speed. green with pop up a bicycle path going in the right direction for the future of mobility will still include costs and while many consider any cars oil electric cars a sustainable alternative to gasoline and diesel power transportation it's not that straightforward is a look at some of the issues. electric cars like me are still quite a rare sight there is only 11 and a half 1000000 of us worldwide that's just a tiny fraction of the estimated $1400000000.00 cars in total but our numbers are growing e-cards use raw materials mined in south america the democratic republic of congo and china these include lithium cobalt and rare earths needed in our batteries it medically extracting and transporting these materials is an environmental nightmare often carried out under inhumane conditions. their reserves are abundant studies show that worldwide deposits of these materials could meet demand for years to come. one good thing about us e-cards is that we don't emit greenhouse gases although manufact

she made the announcement in front of the chase center, which is one of the city's newest green businesses the mayor also hopes to speed up the transition to 100% renewable power f by the year 2025. by 2025. everyone gets every one of our customers get super green, but they don't pay anything extra. now. how significant is that? that is going to change the game for clean power in this city. as of 2019 emissions in the city have dropped to 41% below levels in 1991, and that is six years ahead of the city's goal of reaching a 40% reduction by 2025. here in the bay area. earth day was loki. the pandemic pretty much canceled all of the usual events that take place on this day and often, some of those activities included queen up around san francisco. ktvu swell broth. joining us live now after talking with conservationist about the current health of the bay raw. yeah. chrissy napa helps every day should be earth day and conservationists san frs ay area well. the bay area those who make their livings fighting to protect the base, say it's a lot healthier now than when earth they began in the 19

still to come here on i was his hero urging pilgrims to go green and one of iraq's holy cities is trying to manage the waste left behind by millions of visitors every year. the to. add new zealand provides a think into a post to make world. hello there let's start in southeast asia where we're seeing more settled conditions for much of the philippines now that typhoon is firmly out to sea we'll have sunshine and showers full northern areas 30 degrees in manila but it's in the south that we'll see those heavier downpours as we go into chews day you can see those yellow peaks for much of the malaysian ensure we will see some showers and thunderstorms heavy a downpours for vietnam and cambodia as well as southern thailand we could also see some heavy showers as well for parts of indonesia but the wetter weather is in australia northern areas of queensland seeing those downpours continue it's been a rather wet month and ken's is going to see some more wet weather for the west things are looking dry and settled 28 degrees in perth we've got a warm wind blowing there it's cooler as we head to

i believe this is in further answer of long standing city policies to encourage the provision of clean, green municipal power developed in the city. that are being provided by the developers as part of the projects and would like to be added as a cosponsor. >> chairman: all right. and i will take that on the motion. clerk young, a roll call please. >> clerk: on that motion [roll call] the motion passes without objection. >> chairman: next item please. >> clerk: next on the agenda is item number two the appointment of james byrne to the police commission april 30th, 2024. >> chairman: thank you, mr. young, colleagues. this is an appointment nomination to the police commission made by mayor breed of james burn who i have had the opportunity to interview and i believe the two of you have had the opportunity to do so as well. i would like to, if there are any opening comments feel free to make them. if not, i'd like to hear from mr. byrne and then follow up with any questions that we may have and then go to public comment. seeing no questions or initial comments from the rules committee. mr. byrn

city tonight. but last night draymond green took steph out to dinner to celebrate curry passing wilt chamberlain as the all-time leading scorer. the best part of this is that they had a $4000 bottle of wine and had the warriors owner pick up the tab. >> i said joe, we had dinner, we are going to get this bottle of wine. he said no problem, i will pay for it. it's not every day that somebody approves a bottle like that. >> and he picked up the tab, pretty nice. >> what is that per glass, like announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all doing? i appreciate that. thank you all. thank you all very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. man: all right! whoo-whoo! steve: got another good one for you today. returning for their third day, from cookeville, tennessee, it's the champs. it's the casal family. and from portland, oregon, it's the broadous family. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody got a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car. man: