infrastructure, manufacturing, innovation, research and development and clean energy and investments in a caregiving economy and skills and training needed by workers to compete and win in a global economy in the coming years. moody's, an independent wall street firm, said my approach will create more than 18 million good paying jobs. our rescue and recovery plan is a path forward with both seriousness of purpose and a clear plan with transparency and accountability with a call for unity that is equally necessary. unity is not some pie in the sky dream. it's a practical step to getting the things we have to get done as a country get done together. as i said in december, the bipartisan covid-19 relief package was a very important first step. i'm grateful for the democrats and republicans and independent members of congress who came together to get it done. i said at the time, it's just a down payment. we need more action. more bipartisanship. we need to move quickly. we need to move fast. our rescue plan starts aggressively in order to speed up our national covid-19 response. the vacc

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the phone hoover institute for systems and innovation research has calculated how much h.t. would be needed in germany to fully exploit hydrogen technologies and it's unlocked . in 2018 a total of 560 terawatt hours of electric power was used in germany even if electricity consumption stayed the same in 2050 as much as double that would be required to produce all the hydrogen needed for fuel cells and for making synthetic fuel. to generate all those extra power germany would have to expand wind and solar on a massive scale to produce both enough hydrogen for transportation and enough electricity for other uses. that would mean. that. if we want to or are allowed to use hydrogen for mobility then this hydrogen can only be generated with renewable energy. we would have to build up trade relations with countries with huge amounts of space sunshine and wind available and that are willing to become our energy providers of the future. sustainable energy plants would have to be built there so hydrogen could be produced and transported via pipelines or ships to germany to transport

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biden says his proposed build back better plan includes improve infrastructure manufacturing innovation research and clean energy investments he also emphasizes the need for skills and training for workers as the country hopes to improve the economy reporting for boom bust the poshest suites r t. markets are mixed this week as we continue to see a surge in covert 19 cases u.s. stimulus also weighed on global investor sentiment let's start in moscow where the molex is slightly up early in the week the ruble rallied but fell back slightly as oil prices slipped before the fall the more accept it record highs before retreating on friday in asian markets the shanghai composite is up now midweek china reported better than expected trade data exports rose 18 point one percent year over year for the month of december it beat expectations the country's imports grew by 6.5 percent year over year and hong kong the hong saying is also up but it did take a hit at open on friday after the u.s. commerce department added scieno c. and show me to its blacklist asian markets reacted positively to that u.s. stimul

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signed on as an associated country, so a lot of out an associated country, so a lot of our innovation researchually, we really now have to look after ourselves and our entrepreneurs need to be funded locally. so there is a lot of funding that has gone. but we just have to carry on. it is what it is. i think that's kind of howl have dealt with it personally. irina bragin you are in the fashion business, we are hearing about funding going. what most worries you? what makes your heart skip a beat because you see better things ahead? nothing, really. we are ok. we are ok with brexit. for others, it's very good because it's profitable. 0ur it's very good because it's profitable. our business to customer because we are business to customer online. this is very important because before brexit, we paid not only in uk but for our sales in european union as well. in other words, for me to sail to america, japan oh saudi arabia was 20% more profitable than to sail to germany, france and poland. after brexit, we won't pay everything is equal because our prices online are actually flat. so for me, i welcom

delaying it could jeopardize ucsf's on going innovation and research education and healthcare delivery for decades to come. thank you. stu so much, next speaker, please. >> caller: yes, hello, my name is sarah smith jones and i want today say that we love ucsf and we have been patient there and we have supported it. however, being a healthcare provider does not have to do the land. we appreciate their high level of care but it doesn't mean they have license to build whatever they want when they want regardless of how it effects the community. ucsf must improve parnassus campus. we have concerns about transportation, air quality, housing availability in the community. this isn't about blocking ucsf they need to renovate it's pushing back against over development and giving real considerations to the jobs and housing balances that have been troubling the city before they moved forward. i support the resolution to delay the vote. >> thank you, next speaker, please. you have two minutes. >> caller: hello, supervisors, i'm a policy manager at the barrie council and i'll calling in support o

infrastructure, manufacturing, innovation, research and development, and clean energy.to compete and win in a global economy. of the coming years. moody's, independent wall street firm, said my approach will create more than 18 million good paying jobs. i rescue and recovery plan is a path forward with both seriousness of purpose and a clear plan with transparency and accountability with a call for unity that is equally necessary. in a unity is not some pie in the sky dream. it is a practical step to getting the things we have to get done as a country get done together. as i said on the past december, the bipartisan covid—19 relief package was a very important first step. i'm gratefulfor the democrats and republicans and independent members of congress who came together to get it done. but i said at the time that it is just a down payment. we need more action. more bipartisanship. and we need to move quickly. we need to move fast. i rescue plan starts aggressively. in order to speed up our national covid—19 response. the vaccines offer so much hope was that we are grate

the phone hoover institute for systems and innovation research has calculated how much h.t. would be needed in germany to fully exploit hydrogen technologies and it's unlocked . in 2018 a total of 560 terawatts hours of electric power was used in germany even if electricity consumption stayed the same in 2050 as much as double that would be required to produce all the hydrogen needed for fuel cells and for making synthetic fuels. to generate all those extra power germany would have to expand wind and solar on a massive scale to produce both enough hydrogen for transport taishan and enough electricity for other uses. that would mean. in the process of if we want to or are allowed to use hydrogen for mobility then this hydrogen can only be generated with renewable energy source. we would have to build up trade relations with countries with huge amounts of space sunshine and wind available and that are willing to become our energy providers of the future. sustainable energy plants would have to be built there so hydrogen could be produced and transported via pipelines or ships

the found wolf institute for systems and innovation research has calculated how much h. t. would be needed in germany to fully exploit hydrogen technologies and it's unlocked . in 2018 a total of 560 terawatt hours of electric power was used in germany even if electricity consumption stayed the same in 2050 as much as double that would be required to produce all the hydrogen needed for fuel cells and for making synthetic fuels. to generate all that extra power germany would have to expand wind and solar on a massive scale to produce both enough hydrogen for transportation and enough electricity for other uses. that would mean. that. if we want to or are allowed to use hydrogen for mobility then this hydrogen can only be generated with renewable energy. we would have to build up trade relations with countries with huge amounts of space sunshine and wind available to them that are willing to become our energy providers of the future. sustainable energy plants would have to be built there so hydrogen could be produced and transported via pipelines or ships to germany to transf

infrastructure, manufacturing, innovation, research and development and clean energy investments in a caregiving economy and skills and training needed by our workers to be able to compete and win in the global economy of the coming years. moody's, an independent wall street firm said my approach will create more than 18 million good paying jobs our rescue and recovery plan is a path forward with both seriousness of purpose and a clear plan with transparency and accountability with a call for unity that is equally necessary. and unity is not some pie in the sky dream. it's a practical step to getting the things we have to get done as a country, get done together. as i said in past in december, the bipartisan covid-19 relief package was a very important first step and i'm grateful to the democrats and republican and independent members of congress who came together to get it done but i said at the time it's just a down payment we need more action, more bipartisanship and we need to move quickly we need to move fast our rescue plan starts aggressively in order to speed up our national c

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it's a plan that will make historic investments in infrastructure, manufacturing innovation, research and development and clean energy and so much more that will create millions more jobs. good paying jobs. not minimum wage jobs. we'll work with members of both parties in the congress. there's step that we can and must take right now. for example, on inauguration day, i directed my administration to pause student loan repayments for interest for -- the interest payments for americans with federal student loans until at least september. so they're not going to have to pay till september. they still pay the bill as it stands now, but it will not accrue interest and they don't have to pay, begin to pay until september. we may have to look beyond that, i might add. today i'm signing an executive order that directs the whole government to help millions of americans that are badly hurt. requires all federal agencies to do what they can do to provide relief to families, small businesses and communities. and in the days ahead, i expect agencies to act. let me tell you two ways this can change

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innovation, research that in fact no one, no one political person in the future will be able to undo.r the next few months and years. this is the start of something new. i don't know if you read larry's letter at black rock the other day, yesterday, but there is a new awareness among major asset managers, commercial banks, and others, about the need to be putting resources into this endeavor because it is major investment to manage. so, i -- i think the proof will be and what we do. neither gina nor i are going to start, you know, throwing around a lot of big promises, but you heard what she just said. we will work very closely because we are going to try to bring to the table to help inform her and the folks we are working with, what we are picking up abroad, and what people are doing abroad. the steps they are taking and how we now have to measure ourselves against them. we are well aware of that. >> i just want to call attention to the fact that cities and states have really picked up the initiative to move forward on clean energy because the solutions are cheap. the solutions comp

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it's a plan that's going to make historic investments in infrastructure, manufacturing, innovation, research and development, and clean energy, and so much more it is going to create millions more jobs, good-paying jobs, not minimum wage jobs. while we work with members of both parties in the congress, there are steps that we can and must take right now. for example, on inauguration day i directed my administration to pause student loan repayments for interest -- the interest payments for americans with federal student loans until at least september. so they are not going to have to pay until september. they still pay the bill as it stands now, but it will not accrue interest, and they don't have to pay, begin to pay until september. and we may have to look beyond that, i might add. today i am signing an executive order that directs the whole of government, the whole of government effort to help millions of who are badly hurting. it requires all federal agencies to do what they can do to provide relief to families, small business, and communities. in the days ahead, i expect agencies to act.