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none of them has grown as fast as the tech sector, but they have all grown. as for their role in the city's tax policies, i don't know of any tax policies similar to the central market or prei.p.o. stock compensation exclusion that sort of directly tries to solve the tax problems of those other sectors, but there was some winners other then the tax sector in the switch to gross receipt. again, i would say in the context of this side of the city 's economy, the city's tax changes probably also had a fairly small role in explaining why manufacturing or why other sectors grew as they did during this decade, but it is clearly true that the growth of the tech sector has led to growth across the board that has been associated with growth across the board in other sectors, just not at the same rate. >> thank you. i guess maybe a more specific question, which industries or sectors, you know, had a significant decline in their role in our economy during this period that the tech sector increased by more than 500% in their own economy? >> if by rolling the economy you

having grown to one acre in size, it was pretty big. larger than the footprint of the main block of the white house. the garden is located here in this trapezoidal area. as you can see, it is also rather interestingly divided into eight sections. to me, it suggests it was run like a miniature farm. i should point out these faint lines running vertically hrough the drawing here. that is the outline of the future west executive avenue, which separates the white house grounds from the eisenhower executive office building. when this road was cut through an 1870's, it ran straight through the middle of the kitchen garden, which meant the serious growing of fruits and vegetables on the white house grounds until the obama administration. unfortunately, because it was a working and productive space, it is not terribly well documented. it wasn't pretty or glamorous so it went largely unrecorded. there aren't any paintings and photographs of it. there is no visual record of it at all. for the most part there is not much of a paper trail of follow

they were grown from seeds and nuts from historically significant trees. he had a spanish chestnut descended from a tree planted by george washington. white nets from a tree riddled with bullets. an english oaks from the city of salem, massachusetts, which was likely from the infamous gallows tree, used to hang the witches during the witch trials of the 1690. most famous tree planted is undoubtedly the grand southern magnolia located west of the south portico. that is this tree right here. legend holds that it was personally planted by president andrew jackson, who defeated john quincy adams in the election of 1828. both sides ran particularly nasty campaigns that year. but the atoms camp crossed -- the adams camp crossed the line when they accused jackson's wife of being an adulterous. then when rachel suddenly died only two weeks before her husband's victory, jackson made it known that he believed the assault on her character and good name has quite literally killed his wife. he could not forgive that. he had seeds from his wife's favorite tree, the sout

ms campbell who is a grown—up probably do not need a chaperone.bell who is a grown—up probably do not need a chaperonelj would say so. tell us when you told your editor what had been said to you. there were a couple of conversations i had with the campaign manager and the first one we actually set up the interview for today, a 15 hour ride along and i

these are replicas, they are grown in a lab, synthetic, so they are grown in a lab, synthetic, so youab, synthetic, so you are they are grown in a lab, synthetic, so you are getting something that looks like a diamond, feels like a diamond, it could be clearer, of a higher quality but it is not a diamond. even if it was clear or high quality, would you still want to buy it knowing it is not a natural diamond? when the price was 10% cheaper than a normal diamond, it is now 50% cheaper and they say it is now 50% cheaper and they say it will be up to 90% cheaper. that tells you something about what people are valuing in the market, the real diamond against a replica diamond. they are making the case for sustainability, although that also needs to be examined with a bit more scrutiny because the amounts of energy, co2 production in producing these replica diamonds... they say synthetic diamonds obviously in terms of the big millennial market, is attractive because it is more sustainable. it is more woke, i believe, to have a sustainable diamond. there will obviously be a market for it. th

and, in our series "the future of food:" cell-based meat, grown solely in a lab. next, on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. e j.p.b. foundation.li ro p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. rporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retiremt products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: oand by the corporaor public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new rerk, hariivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. barry brought its heavy rain to louisiana today as it moved very slowly out of the gulf of mexico and onto land, briefly becoming a hurricane before turning back into a tropical storm. the storm's winds reached 75 miles an hour, making it a category one and the first named hurricane of 2019. it was downgrade

but the gap for people who are in urban america has grown more. from 26%-30 3%. that gap is widening. you see places where they have lost the universe -- their rural america's education, options are climbing. declining. the gap between completion of high school degrees has rural,between urban and that the gap between people who finish college is increasing from urban to roll. -- rural. guest: if you are thinking about to your degrees or other credentials, that gap may look a little different. if you are thinking about a four-year college degree, that gap. host: we have always done a lot of moving from rural to urban areas. is that have anything to do with increasing the gap? that: there is a thought maybe this is for people who lived in rural areas getting their college degree and moving out of the area. that says a lot about the job opportunities in rural areas. thinking broadly, there are still opportunities in rural america. my family was the same way. there are some concerning factors, particularly the investment in higher education. in montana, one in three

part of china but is in theory it ministered independently over the past 8 weeks protesters anger has grown from dissatisfaction over an unpopular extradition bill that would mean handing over people in hong kong to china to become a general rebellion against fading on monday china's office for handling hong kong affairs held a rare press conference and had harsh words for the activists leading to fears that the p l a china's military might intervene. young uns insisted that the recent developments in hong kong especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical activists have seriously undermined hong kong's prosperity and stability seriously challenge the rule of law and the public order of hong kong and seriously threaten the life and property security of hong kong residents they've also touched the bottom line of the principle of one country 2 systems and can't be tolerated. joining us now is the w's william yang out over east asia bureau willing we heard that excerpt just now. what does beijing mean by those comments. so. experts believe that it is clear that beijing's central

confrontations protests over the past 2 months against proposed extradition to ports in china have grown increasingly fractious. sunday's peaceful gathering grew into a march clogging up major thoroughfares police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds some of whom were carrying arms brothers the symbol of resistance to the government . a few adopted makeshift techniques to deal with tear gas and dismantled street signs for their protection others used talkie sticks for weapons. but the police didn't hold back from using stronger measures including firing rubber bullets into the crowds. of protesters took refuge in the show young bar metro station but the strength of the protest suggests. it's far from being driven underground. and we go to willingly yang again by the way we originally had slated to speak with us hong kong activist johnson young ching but he was arrested during this weekend's protests you can see him pictured here we're glad to have willing with us to talk more about this so our guest who was arrested tell us what are the police saying about the people that they have arre

has grown weaker but if the future depend5 the two make big parties has grown weaker but if the futurey, whoever is the new leader. john pienaar, bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn is proposing change5 to the party's disciplinary proce55 to speed up the expulsion of members found to have been anti—semitic. mr corbyn 5aid today the current process can take too long. but some have raised concerns about mr corbyn‘s plan, saying it would give too much power to the leadership. they want a fully independent proce55 in5tead. the conservative mp for dover, charlie elphicke, has been charged with sexual assault. mr elphicke is accused of assaulting one woman in 2007 and a second in 2016. he has been suspended by the conservative party and is due to appear at westminster magi5trate5' court in september. his lawyer5 say he denies any wrongoing, and will "defend himself vigorously". the footballer cristiano ronaldo won't be charged over an alleged rape in las vegas ten years ago. thejuventus player has always denied the allegations, but had previously reached a financial settlement with his

that you cited about fun about fun and is prepared for that big head playing in front of them with grown in cairo we have to get a boat people who love football whether it's at a club level or at national level so depressing when we did south africans played they weren't going to executed the moves when it came to defending really after the 1st round you could see that that really dominating managed to keep the likes of most and which is a good bit special 20 and. then if i allowed to go behind them their speed at which he can take off is that if they didn't want to make any chances no they don't go that came out of the much by the 4th minute from loach this is a young boy who has proven to be a young talent at the club level and he's shown that even at national level he can really deliver when moving on we don't know city isaac moving on now well $41.00 are going to be seen in the competition even more but what about madagascar seems a fairytale continuing progressing the progress of the quarterfinals. yes many people underestimated my the guts got especially during the group stages whe

i have grown up my dog and my chicken. coming out here and even write in my backyard, there are trees and water everywhere. why did you always loved swimming? no, it was the opposite. i was so over swimming? no, it was the opposite. i was so over it, when i was a 12—year—old, i just want to run around and get hurt and swimming did not offer that to me in the least bit, but there was something i could just could not walk away from. —— yeah. i cried the first time i was taught butterfly. i was young too, so taught butterfly. i was young too, so give me an taught butterfly. i was young too, so give me an excuse taught butterfly. i was young too, so give me an excuse there but i remember crying because i did not wa nt to remember crying because i did not want to learn it. it was hard. i am loving it now more than ever but it was not always the case. three gold medals in one evening. how do you deal with being compared to phelps? there is no way you can avoid that. people are free to say what they want, but for me, that is not

outside the conservancy little of the original bush remains the local population has grown on more and more land has gone over to farming leading to increased contact between wildlife and humans. were picked a cure by of the african wildlife conservation fund is responsible for the school based education program. that to the education was by a teacher's to children about the food chain and explains what happens when one species dies out the idea is to help the children learn the importance of conservation was no photos example i think it's great to learn about protecting the animals know when to undergo i don't know i know that if poachers come i need to report it to the police or my teachers will never wanted them you can't really see that even if you see this link if. they would tell you that. doesn't lead to these things they see ready music movies think it's good to leave it was it easy for the it was it still. doesn't do this school we've never kid you are is that for pussy but african wild dogs are still exposed to danger even inside the park as we discovered the next day 2 dogs

karl-heinz can business started small and has grown and grown he says many farmers could aim to do the same. he now owns 4 facilities in germany and eastern europe. that he hopes to open the next one in africa. hopefully that initiative will be helpful for african farmers to make the most of what they grow but in other parts of the world farmers have the opposite problem they produce more than they can sell or eat estimates say a 3rd of all food worldwide ends up being dumped on the list of food waste as our north america australia and new zealand with europe are not far behind generally in sub-saharan africa very little food is wasted but there is one big exception south africa. tatiana from borman piece regular visits to the garbage dumps around cape town. she studied the waste to a lifestyle of many south africans and says changes urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. we estimate that a surge of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts becau

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but there are home grown problems too mainly concerning this man car last grown the former nissan chairman has been embroiled in a downhill which has seen him accused of financial misconduct. the case has caused a further dent in an already shaky alliance with french carmaker ran no and japan's mitsubishi. between rising economic uncertainty and strained relationships nissan's workers are now bracing for news of who has to hasn't made the costs. the european central bank has kept interest rates unchanged leaving its benchmark refinancing rates at a historic low hero percent a hotly anticipated decision comes amid an ongoing battle to kickstart growth and race inflation in the euro zone business confidence keeps falling on fears of a slowdown and continuing uncertainty over breaks in the euro rose on the decision after hitting a 2 month slow earlier today. and for more i'm joined by our financial market correspondent chelsea laney in frankfurt chelsea how did these rate decision go down on the floor. i think investors don't really know what to make of this of this decision so the initial re

damian: all right, you know, hugo, to be honest with you, i feel like this is grown by my family.ing from a campesino family as well, it feels like--i mean, i'm so proud to see the labels that i see here, "maldonado" on some top-shelf wine. i can't imagine how proud you are about this. hugo: i'm really proud. i'm really proud, but my father's probably even more proud than i am. but, you know, quite honestly, it's our whole community, our culture's work ethic. it's not a unique story. there's lots of hardworking people in the valley. there's quite a few fellow vintners that have achieved it. but it is rewarding to see you name on the label, to be able to own your own vineyards and make your own wine and send it out throughout the country and internationally. i think it is definitely rewarding. it's a blessing. damian: and remain humble at the same time, both of you. again, they'll be both at sabor del valle this coming july 19 at 6:30 p.m. there is a website for sabor del valle and maldonadovineyards.org. we'll show you all the mava website in our "que pasa" segment though, so hang

but there are home grown problems too mainly concerning this man car last grown the former nissan chairman has been embroiled in a downgrade which has seen him accused of financial misconduct. the case has caused a further dent in an already shaky alliance with french carmaker ran no and japan's mitsubishi. between rising economic uncertainty and strained relationships nissan's workers are now bracing for news of who has to have made the costs. now to some of the other business stories making news the european central bank has kept interest rates unchanged leaving its benchmark refinancing rate at a historic low of 0 percent the hartley. the anticipated decision comes amid an ongoing battle to kickstart growth and raise inflation in the euro zone the euro rose on the e.c.b. as announcement. and to another much awaited rate decision a turkey central bank has slashed the key interest rate by $4.00 points the announcement has come 2 weeks after a turkish president. on fire the central bank chief because he had refused to bow to pressure for lower rates. germany has just had its hottest day on

the lib dems have grown as the grip of the two make big parties has grown weaker but if the future dependsan predict. whatever the party, whoever is the new leader. john pienaar, bbc news. you can find out more on that story on line, on our website. from you can find out more on that story on line, on ourwebsite. from me you can find out more on that story on line, on our website. from me and most of the team, you can reach us on twitter. now on bbc news — sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: paul pogba remains a positive influence at manchester united according to his team—mate juan mata. australian swimmer mack horton warned by fina over his protest against china's sun yang. and the tour de france resumes after a rest day as defending champion geraint thomas looks to make up ground in the final week. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news thatjuan mata says his manchester united team—mate paul pogba is a positive influence and brings everyone together at the club

everything has grown backup. is there a plan for those types of places if another fire rose through that area? >> reporter: well, we have been talking about oakland, oakland and its level of preparedness, of course the driver further down the road as you mentioned there is berkeley, lawrence berkeley. at this direction and you have, you are heading out towards diablo and, again as you mentioned the problem is the size of the east bay hills. i think what you are going to see is a lot more coordination amongst all of these groups with the state and cal fire to try to come up with a larger, more comprehensive plan for all of this. we are live in oakland hills, wilson walker kpix5. >> hopefully it will not happen again. 3500 homes were destroyed in just a couple of days. thank you wils > thisju in from the fbi, a high-powered assault rifle, like this one, was stolen from an agent's vehicle last night from the hagan burger shopping center on edgewater drive. no word, obviously, who stole it. what it was doing in the v

also on the show chinese lending to africa has fallen so as beijing grown skeptical about its various while partners. it is the feeling mutual. and next time you buy a lamborghini take a good look under the hood fakes are trending from brazil to iran. this is business africa i'm stephen beard is in berlin thanks for joining us finance ministers from the g. 7 group of leading economists say they have grave concerns about facebook's cryptocurrency plans and need to act quickly to control it at the gathering in france germany olaf schultz said central bankers wanted to make sure laws were in place to protect monetary systems facebook insists it has no plans compete with sovereign search currencies and that it will await regulatory approval. so what exactly is libra and what's stirring central banks around the world to come out so strongly against it well like bitcoin libor would enable computer payments via block chain technology but to make libor less volatile than because facebook plans a peg it to a basket of real world currencies like the u.s. dollar the euro or the british pound wou

politicians activists are building a home grown solution could make live huge and secure the nation's technological sovereignty. piques the citizens network. hello again the top stories on al jazeera. iran's president hassan rouhani says his government is willing to talk to the u.s. if washington lifts economic sanctions and returns to the 2050 nuclear deal european foreign ministers are due to meet in brussels to push for a dialogue. south africa's former president jacob zuma appearing right now at a public inquiry into government corruption he was forced from office last year and denies overseeing this is the magic looting of state funds. doctors have confirmed the 1st case of the ebola virus in a major city in the democratic republic of congo goma is home to a 1000000 people experts are concerned the virus could spread quickly in the densely populated area. china as the economy has grown at its weakest pace in more than a quarter of a century dottle for the world's 2nd largest economy shows it grew a just 6.2 percent in the 2nd quarter of the year the slowdown follows a lower domes

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has grown into one of the most influential foreign policy lobbying groups in washington. daniel conference is a key event on the capital's cound a mix of politics pageantry and hardcore partisanship $18000.00 people attended this year's gathering political consultants activists journalists politicians from israel and the u.s. including presidential candidates and congressional leaders. and. politicians have much to gain by aligning themselves with the group as a disproportionate amount of clout to shape legislation promote pro israel politicians and direct funding very way from allied donor but one of the pacs greatest achievements lies in what is or is not say its ability to effectively set the boundaries of the israel palestine debate in the us across the political and media sphere one thing that's really important to remember is that lobbying is part of the democratic process it's a pretty terrible part it is a corrupting influence apac and not just uses its power and influence to ensure the us has no possessions but the n.r.a. uses its power and influence to keep ther