through including aida and the africa green tech team. or even to. test the village has come to welcome the solar pioneers. the local women's cooperative is also here in force and despite the warm welcome soldiers are here to provide security kidnappings of foreigners for ransom are not uncommon in this desperately poor region. that's another reason the shrivers wanted to come here. because the. niger is the least developed country in the world paul system works there. under the most difficult conditions it would also work in places where things are pretty easy as it. were but first there are a few hurdles to overcome. the main road into the village is too narrow. it takes some careful maneuvering to get the truck into position. reform. effort if you have a coming on to fix all. the deep sand is another obstacle. nothing they try seems to work. the tires continue to spin uselessly. hours later they haven't made much progress. they still haven't managed to get the truck to level ground where the container can be offloaded. toward evening it becomes cl

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bonds designated as green.guidelines. so what we would look to do -- and social bonds as set forth in the policy, it's where the proceeds are going to a project that are mitigating a specific issue, so here it is affordable housing. and to achieve a positive social outcome, which may or may not be impacting a targeted group. so for example, los angeles has issued social bonds in the past, so what we would do is designate the bonds as social, recognizing that it's going toward trying to mitigate this social issue and in doing so we hope to attract additional investors that would be interested in buying these bonds because they, in turn, then he have customers that want to invest in environmentally or socially responsible projects. so there is not an additional cost to do so. but it's something we would consider doing to support the market. the green bond market has been growing over the past several years. it's now up to about $100 billion. potentially the social bond market will grow in the future. >> thank you

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it will create good paying jobs, and begin to jumpstart the green energy and green infrastructure package we need. host: are these specifics? or is this an idea that is happening. guest if the people were honest : in naming it they would call , it the turn america into venezuela deal. there are subsidies and funding and mandate for renewable energy, but the legislation introduced would also create a government run banking system, it would provide universal health care and overhaul the nation's health care system, and promise employment at wages far above what you would make entry level in the private sector for every american who wants one. if you have an opportunity to have government security, benefits, and health insurance , you take it. the reason we have a socialist legislator championing it is because this legislation would transform the american economy and run private businesses and economic freedom out of america. especially at a time when america's economy is doing well. host: some of the elements has been reported, ms. sittenfeld had mentioned a 100% transition to renewable ene

in the language of the green new deal it talks about massive investment in new green energy technologies and programs, as if e have not been paying enough. they also have a term redistribution, another takeover of the american economy at the time we are doing well. this program has been tried, the money has been flowing in, how long will we pay for failure? guest: we believe there is an enormous opportunity, we need to pursue things like green infrastructure. let's use basic common sense to finally transition to clean energy economies that people have voted for in november. that we clearly need. we found out yesterday from u.k. scientist that u.s. scientists are not able to do their job because of this trump shut down over the sake of his xenophobia and wasteful wall. we found a from u.k. scientist the 2018 was the hottest year on record. that was the fourth hottest year on record, the only three hottest years above that were 2015, 2016, and 2017. the 20 hottest years on record have all happened in the last 22 years. we are off of a year that's all the deadliest forest fire in california

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what was the green book? >> it was an interesting travel guide that you could take you when you are traveling, going on airplane or in the car. it was started by a man named victor green. he worked for the postal service in harlem and hugh and her what -- he and his wife were traveling and faced discrimination. they came back home and it was his knowledge as a postman. he created a guide for new york city to show where it could be -- where it would be safe for african-americans, even things like beauty salons and arbor shops. it tontually expanded include the entire nation by 1949. you would have this -- the places where it would be safe to live. black-owned businesses and white owned businesses that were friendly to african-americans. also, it would list the segregation laws in the community. as well as the number for attorneys, just in case they got into any trouble. it was a travel guide but one with a practical need. so much has changed. when you teach this period tear students, what is there takeaway? wh

they call it the transition from green to blue where green army soldiers give up control to the blue berets of the iraqi police force traffic can now easily pass through baghdad's international zone also known as the green zone without checks and special passes a situation unthinkable just a year ago. under the orders a prime minister i'd love to lead the officials across major cities in iraq and remove checkpoints and concrete barriers designed to protect against suicide in tall bombs the prime minister even took a very public walk around baghdad on monday and transitioning from green to blue for iraq something inevitable this came after the end of the military operations against isola cross iraq there's a per tile ground for the iraqi police to handle security and leave other military forms outside the main cities the european union advisory mission to iraq is pushing into that direction in collaboration with the police force for several reasons on top of them getting rid from eisel threat in the green zone is home to iraqi political establishment and foreign embassies according to

there is a lot of different types of green infrastructure.and some are not, like paving or rain water harvesting. but for each type of green infrastructure, they work the same way. they're designed to collect a specific amount of storm water that is flowing to it from an area. this is really what makes green infrastructure different than traditional landscaping, they're specifically engineered to manage a certain amount of storm water out of our system. and the sfpuc has a strategy toward deploying green infrastructure in san francisco with a long-term vision of managing a billion gallons of storm water or 10% of the rein that falls on -- rain that falls on infrastructure each year. and in order to reach the long-term vision, we're using three approaches. the first one is regulation through the storm water management ordinance which this board passed in 2010. the other is capital projects we as an agency are designing, building and maintaining ourselves. and the third is grant program, which i'm here to talk to you about today. we've seen the

adam is your name really green? green jobs, green economy, all of it will sounds good.ingle payer healthcare system though would cost about $32 trillion over ten years, green new deal another multi trillion, how are we paying for this >>> thank you for playing one of my the favorite songs. that was great. let's be clear about the progression of healthcare reform. protecting preexisting conditions which they're doing now. >> laura: let's focus. we get that. how are we paying for this? how are we paying for it? kamala dodged the question last night. she was asked, she's like it's a problem, she re-stated the problem which is a classic socialist thing to do. you don't like not getting coverage, terrible to fill out forms, isn't it? how do you pay for it >>> yeah so what howard schultz said there he sees the writing on the wall. he does because elisabeth warren proposed a wealth tax on billionaires, people like him, that's why he and bloomberg are so scared. >> laura: that doesn't pay for it >>> this actually pays for it. even a koch brothers survey says that. if you were p

adam, is your name really "green"? jobs, green economy, although this sounds good from a single payer health care system, though, would cost about $32 trillion over ten years. the green new deal would cost another multitrillion dollars -- several trillion dollars. how will we pay for all of this? >> first, thank you for playing one of my favorite songs. let's be clear about what the progression of health care reform will look like. the first step from democrats will be protecting free domain pre-existing conditions. >> laura: we get that. but how will we pay for this? have are we paying for it? kamala dodged the question last night. you basically -- it's a problem. she reached into the problem, a classic socialist thing to do. you don't like not getting covered, right? it's terrible to fill out forms, isn't it? isn't it? how do you pay for it? >> so howard charles said there, the writing on the wall. he does see the writing on the wall because elizabeth warren proposed a wealth tax on billionaires. people like him. tha

they call it the transition from green to blue where green only soldiers give up control to the blue berets of the iraqi police force that can now easily pass through baghdad's international zone also known as the green zone without checks and special passes a situation thinkable just a year ago. under the old is a problem. officials across major cities in iraq are checkpoints and concrete barriers designed to protect against suicide in tall buildings the prime minister even took a very public walk around baghdad on monday. transitioning from green to blue for iraq something inevitable this came after the end of the military operations against isola cross iraq there's a ground for the iraqi police to handle security and leave other military forms out . the main cities the european union advisory mission to iraq is pushing into that direction in collaboration with the police force for several reasons on top of them getting rid from eisel threat in the green zone is home to iraqi political establishment and foreign embassies according to the american media the us has its concerns over

i'm all for it, and i'm a very green person when it comes to this. but something you guys need to look at, there's a technology called molten salt reactors inherently they can burn waste products. we developed this in the 60s and 70s, gave it to the chinese, the chinese are spending billions on this technology, but yet i read the department of energy spends 20 or $30 million. we need a manhattan style project otherwise we cannot supply the energy we need for the new electric cars coming online and our industrial base. >> host: okay, thank you. >> guest: i'm amused but i'm glad he mentioned the plan the accusation that i'm cherry picking facts and data. notice that he didn't say that i'm wrong or he didn't point out any errors. he just said that its cherry picking and that's frequently the attack from people who believe in global warming crisis. you object data and back it up with government sources and they are the ones presenting the data you back it up with objective data and say you are just cherry picking or misrepresenting. show me how. she ment

doesn't mean anything green. enough to know let's see some action it was welcome to the gym two teams disabled people against non-disabled people and we're off. these guys are on fire the first goal is quick to come dodge. ball magician he shoots the scores. great job well done that. but some thought yes not that you really have no clue what i said great job. great job. i noticed everyone's welcome here right yes everyone with or without disabilities it's time to go go yes i'm coming. back on how to be ok ok i'm holding things up have a good game. i'm so impressed by the team spirit in the mood here one of the players really stands out to me marco the goal keeper. was of a nice one goalie super he's absolutely focused always got his eye on the ball and he's fearless. good excellent goalie sweet marco is autistic which is probably why he's so concentrated either way he's unbeatable even after i switch teams after half time and shoot he simply can't be beat the game's over marco didn't let anything through because

from now on the solar energy company will be enhancing its green creds with green pencils. so that's a plus the story thank you very much for joining us i hope you have learned or at least experienced something new i'm finished and just me saying goodbye for now from johannesburg. i know it's also time for me in now type way to say farewell from the fossey park in lagos but do be sure to check in with us on our social media platforms eco africa website have a nice week and see you next time. welcome aboard. make yourself comfortable. please try our in fine. food. and our fitness center. enjoy the spectacular view. of l.a. wishes you a pleasant flight. liftoff to mars in fifteen minutes on d w. how did you. discover your concept. just cover it with the golf. school. legend after one hundred years as the ideals of the bombers are more relevant today than late was a. hundred years ago visionaries reshaped tends to come the fall most people understood design is a bridge she says. with ideas that are part of our future. of our house and man does cross hold her interest and arrog

among politicians and green activists themselves. in the sixteenth and eight zero zero. one am here in moscow it's already becoming a busy day for your welcome to the program. in the most important vote since the day of the referendum and twenty sixteen the parliament has overwhelmingly rejected to reserve major e.u. divorce deal the prime minister lost by a whopping margin of two hundred thirty votes it is the biggest defeat of the government in modern british history. this is the most significant for. any of us will be told this is a catastrophic defeat for this government the greatest for more than a hundred years humiliating defeat for the government. are you leaving. are you. sure you are not. the person you are you are legislate the government must surely see the inevitable commie scotland the european union is more popular in the polls from the united kingdom on the prime minister should do whatever it is clear that the house does not support this deal but tonight spirit tells us nothing about what it does support now tabled a

of blocks highly fortified green zone. paying that muslims in germany join jews catholics paying the so-called worship tax . the spotlight. paid. corruption investigation it will have all those details in sports. when the news. and the story. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told. with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports. al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries. and life needs on air and online. and there again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of our top stories this hour hundreds of anti-government rallies are being held in various parts of sudan protesters want president to step down as rights groups accuse curacy forces of using excessive force against demonstrators. high court judges have rejected an appeal by two boys his journalist serving seven year prison sentences choice so convicted of breaking the official secrets act by reporting an army massacre of. two thousand u.s. troops have begun to withdraw from syria but commanders aren't giving

the green new deal would provide clean, green, public power in san francisco. hillary ronen says it's something that has been in the works for years. she says with p-g-and-e declaring bankruptcy... now is the perfect time to launch it. earlier today supervisor ronen talked to kron 4 about her proposal... and how the utility would benefit people in san francisco. hillary ronen/san francisco supervisor "there won't be inflated salaries for the managers of the utility. everything will be transparent. the process will always be before the puc commission which is a pubic body. and then we wont have to follow what pg&e is doing and take 25% of rate payers costs to divert into profits for shareholders and bloated execitive salaries. we can reinvest that money into a local buildout program that would convert our energy supply to 100% renewable and clean energy as well as ensure that we have good living wage jobs with good benefits in the longterm for our employees". (grant) she'll be working with mayor breed and other supervisors to get this proposal moving forward. (p

new green focused policies are needed a.s.a.p. polls even show most voters agree with implementing the broad ideas of a green deal within the next decade but in its current form with big questions on transparency and accountability and even how this would fit in with the us constitution so many this may seem less twenty thirty and more nine hundred eighty four. the right wing alternative for germany party has come under intensified monitoring it by the country's domestic intelligence agency the aim is to determine the extent to which the party is extremists now some of the party members have said this is politically motivated meantime a number of german m.p.'s have welcomed the move. here since he's the first the in try and have tea party is given the status of a test case secondly the young alternative is declared a suspicious case and thirdly the movement within the f.t. the wing is declared a suspicious case. the decision to put the a of d. under investigation is correct our democracy must protect itself from its opponents even

new green focused policies are needed a.s.a.p. polls even show most voters agree with implementing the broad ideas of a green deal within the next decade but in its current form with big questions on transparency and accountability and even how this would fit in with the u.s. constitution so many this may seem less twenty thirty and more nine hundred eighty four. tensions are rising between latin american neighbors venezuela and brazil president nicolas maduro has slammed his brazilian counterpart as a latter day hitler in a tirade launched after brazil called into question the results of the last elections in venezuela i did there are going to. here we have brazil in the hands of a fascist. oh is hitler in modern times he is he has no courage nor will of his own because he is a puppet. or was inaugurated last week an event met with criticism by most south american countries the us and the u. the venezuelan opposition has slammed him as a usurper earlier brazil's new president have also nado accused motos government of violating t

it is not segmented between super-green and green. it is the whole picture, come heat ar-- complete rate. >> green are default. renewable energy and hydroelectric supply, that is greenhouse gas free. in we were serving a segment of the city. it was a good winter from the hydro logical standpoint. there was a lot of available power to be supplied to the program. >> interesting. last question. a chart that i would love to see and i don't know if you can make this or we will talk to the department of environment about it. i would love to see in terms of the dhg reduction over time for the entire footprint in san francisco. i would like to see the impact on that reduction versus every other effort we have made. i don't know if that makes sense. i don't know if that is something we have. i would love to see that. >> barbara hale. i can tell you department of environment says clean power sf the program and growth of responsibilities for providing electricity is the most we can do to reduce the overall carbon footprint. it is the agency for

original color. >>> speaking of green, everything is turning green around here, isn't it, with all thee a chance around half moon bay san francisco in the north bay of a couple of hundredths of an inch. to make it a little difficult, about as difficult as during the evening hours when we get up to a quarter to a half inch of rain possible. overnight, a couple of hundredths from the scattered showers and drizzle. same thing, tomorrow will be mainly dry with some random showers here and there. make sure you download our app and use our radar and future radar features if you'll be out and about. >> hydroplaning is the biggest issue. have to push it up to high. trees, power lines, flooding. small streams, not expecting any of that from this storm. heading out the door right now, here's alexis. >> not a lot to worry about at the moment, mike. that's definitely good news. i want to show you our favorite cell camera yesterday. we were socked in. today, that is not the case. we're not seeing any delays on the southbound side of 101 either. in fact, checking that drive time getting into san fra

from now on solar energy company will be enhancing its green creds with green pencils. so that's a lot of the story thank you very much for joining us i'll have learned or at least experienced something new i'm finished and as we're saying goodbye for now from johannesburg. i know it's also time for me in now type way to say farewell from the fossey park in lagos but do be sure to check in with us on our social media platforms he could africa website have an ice rink and see the next guy. from small town mike to the touring world. nuclear chances concerts are sounding balanced. ever since that first smash hit i didn't really plan for any of this our life's just not been the same. makes for. much of it. nor link to screw africa the more old story link to exceptional stories and discussions. of easy and wow website deputed comes to f.a. cup join us on facebook g w for god. her first day of school in the jungle. first clearly listen to the. band doris green the moment arrives. join the ring a tank on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. dora the rei

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from now on solar energy company will be enhancing its green creds with green pencils. so that's a lot of the story thank you very much for joining us i hope you have learned or at least experienced something new i'm finished and as we're saying goodbye for now from johannesburg. i know it's also time for me and mel take me to say farewell from the fossil park in lagos but do be sure to check in with us on our social media platforms it could africa website have a nice week and see you next time. our house turns one hundred. one hundred years of modern instructor action. one hundred years of functionalism n.p.r. isn't. what's behind the legend. we asked the experts about it because the back. in thirty minutes on w. . tomorrow today. w. . if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an accident. raring to. never read a book like this one. mr jermyn street. how do you want to. discover your concept discover with obongo. school a legend come to one hundred years ago see ideals of the bomb are more relevant today than they were. to go visionaries reshaped things

a few years ago the villages rallied to build this new place of worship the green must. warm. the. sixteen solar panels adorn the rooftop. they've been running without any hitches as though it can confirm to the village leader upon inspection. he's. with us the most needn't rely on the regular power grid for its energy. to further spread the idea the green musk's program also includes special it logical training for the in months. the project has completely changed life in the village you know women can study in the evening and pray during ramadan we're all involved and that's why we are so proud of this project. and of the holy rhythms. being energy self-sufficient the most has become a gathering place for other activities as well. here villages can meet for a cup of tea or attend special courses. these women are learning to read and write for the first time in their lives. what the residents of tad money to build their mosque as environmentally friendly as possible energy saving insulation and l.e.d. lights included. is one of the women attending the literacy classes she shows us

tracy to dublin, in the green at 32 minutes. 680, dublin to mission boulevard, in the green at 15. no delays northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino.>>thk yo alex isrng, from becoming speaker of the house again. the congresswoman will accept with a speech on the house floor. she plans to touch on several key issues from renewing the american dream to fighting climate change. this is the first time democrats will have control over the house in more than eight years. pelosi will mentioned partial government shutdown now in its 13th day. she and other kopbgsz yam leaders met with the president yesterday. neither party would back down. >> there are talks the shutdown could take weeks to resolve. we have the latest now from washington. >> reporter: good morning. you know, no breakthrough here in washington after the president met with congressional leaders yesterday at the white house. in fact, the president said he would, quote, look foolish if he th 800,000 federaise.that ces o day 13 hinges on the president's demand for $5.6 billion for a border wall with mexico. >> when they say the

and joe buckley, of 1860 green street, now 1990 green street. they are all letters in support of the project. and for a lot of the reasons that have already been spoken about already. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. my name is marion. i am in the same situation as a two previous speakers. i'm a good friend and i admired them and believe that this project, because it is fully within all the legal specifications that the city has laid out, they have gone through the process, they have asked for no variances, i'm here to support their project and have five or six letters from nearby wind outdoors neighbours all around green street also supporting the project which i will submit without any further project -- comment. >> thank you. is any other public comment? scene none, we will move on to rebuttal. >> a few quick points. commissioner honda here. i hope this shows up. >> do you want to stop the time while he is showing the picture? >> that is fine. >> i think that is the photo you asked for. >> tap your screen again. >> it is a photo from the ki

host: when it comes to this idea of green new feet -- of the green new deal, what is it that it does?there a blueprint? guest: we are excited about the idea of a green new deal, and we are thrilled by the energy and enthusiasm that new and returning members of congress the needs toto combat the climate crisis, which has never been greater. the center of the green deal is the effort to get to 100% renewable energy, we are very excited about that. as we were working with our partners across the country on a new campaign called the clean energy for all campaign to give communities the power to choose pollution free communities and commits to 100% renewable energy 500 50, we had successful candidates up and down the ballot committed to that. we have seen opportunities in congress and at the state level to make real progress to double down on the need for a new clean energy economy that will protect the frontline communities, the communities of color that are hurt first and worst by pollution, it will create good paying jobs, and begin to jumpstart the green energy and green infrastructure

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this is where there is green in green energy. a phone call from a billionaire who saw our presentation. he says, i need to meet with you because he believes rewarding cities with good environmental policies. he has authorized me to spend $50 million in your city. i will not name him because we are figuring out a way to spend the $50 million. if i get in a bind i would ask my wife and we could figure it out in two weeks. [laughter] mayor ross: not only is it the right thing to do, it is economically the right thing and it is the future. you get into the moral and ethical discussion right now, and don't we have an obligation to leave the planet better for our kids and grandkids and great grandkids? we have the ability to do that. you just have to have bold visionary leaders that you elect to make that happen with your help. [applause] >> one of the themes has been generational transformation. one of the things mayors have to think about is what their city will be like 30 or 40 years down the road. do you find the fact that you have

the green at 16. northbound 85, 101 to kupcupert looking good at 15 minutes. >>> pg&e just announced it's preparing to file for bankruptcy. >> the company is facing numerous lawsuits related to northern california wildfires and says chapter 11 is the only viable option. reporter amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: jessica, pg&e looks ready for a confrontational day. check out this barrier. we saw workers putting it up when we drove up this morning. it says only authorized personnel are allowed inside this building. a spokesperson tells me this is a major announcement and want to help their employees given where they need to go, especially with the interest outside, she's referring to us being out here. the utility announced it's preparing to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy. pg&e put out a statement this morning. here's a quote from that statement about what this will mean for its customers. saying "the company does not expect any impact to electric or natural gas service for its

drive times in the green.bound 680, walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. 15-minute drive southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco. and santa cruz mountains looking good. highway 1 to los gatos, just about 22 minutes. >> new this morning, house minority leader nancy pelosi is just hours away from becoming speaker of the house again. the congresswoman will accept the position with a speech today on the house floor. she plans to touch on several key issues from renewing the american dream to fighting climate change. this is the first time democrats will have control over the house in more than eight years. pelosi will mention the partial government shutdown now in its 13th day. she and other congressional leaders met with the president yesterday but neither party would really back down from their side. >> that's right. there are tux talks the the shutdown could take weeks to resolve. zachary? >> reporter: yes, good morning. as you mentioned, no breakthrough here in washington after the president met with congre

antioch to concord, in the green. 101, san rafael to san francisco, in the green at 16 minutes. >>> thank you, alexis. there's a new oreoou. find out the flavors set to hit store shelves today. >>> a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are not starting this year right. we are down 355 points right mao. an update when we come back. >>> also, this sweet baby was the first born in the bay area in 2019. that's her claim to fame so far that's her claim to fame so far at sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> mother nature doing her best impersonation of the big bad wolf. all the huffing and puffing has moved down to southern california. winds gusting until 2:00 this afternoon. down there they will have low to mid-60s. a whole lot of sunshine. mid to upper 50s in the central valley and along the coast. a little less sunshine in eureka this afternoon.

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