to energy star and it is helping homeowners make their homes more energy efficient through en stu lation and things like that. look for not only the installers but those who go into homes and building supplies. >> sales. people who worked in retail perhaps. >> yes. >> there was a woman on our show and she and her daughter were working together and they had bamboo clothing. that is green. >> right. >> hotels are going green. restaurants are going green. any kind of manufacturing they are relooking at how to manufacture so anything from logistics, bringing the materials and supplies to the right place to manufacture and also be policy and advocacy and education marketing sales. all of those nontechnical jobs are also going to be available. some of them are needed right now to create shape -- create and shape the policies we were talking about before, but as companies get bigger, any company that is going to make it needs a good solid management team. >> what about training. i love solar. i think it is great. i want to get it. i can't afford it, but i would love to work in it. into train fo

that collaboration what i be responsibility for a -- that clab lation will be responsible -- >> we bring the various agencies together to exchange information and better coordinate the attacking of the gang problem. >> reporter: it's not just law enforcement. >> we follow or try to get in the middle of the retaliation. you can count on pretty much the retaliation factor. >> reporter: he estimates that 80% or 90% of the homicides in oakland are motivated by violence. >> in a modern contemporary city there's no excuse for the amount of lives brought in this city. that's what brought me here. that's what i ask of you today. that's what i implore you to come together in clab rakes to help us do a better job. >> reporter: it's too early to say what collaborative efforts will come out of this summit but in salinas they've had some success. tonight the city council is set to vote to give the mayor permission to rent an office space that will house federal law enforcement agencies. the cost is $13,000. the tab is being picked up by the fbi and a grant. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank

school-aged population, but i couldn't find a preschool population, i couldn't find a senior pope pew lation, i didn't see estimates -- population, i didn't see estimates for lower income households or housing. i couldn't get a handle on who is going to live there. i also could not find, although it problem-l exists, where they would work. i was really curious how many would be working in east bay, for example. one of the major things about mission bay we learned is many mission bay residents work in the south bay. that was not in the e.i.r., believe me, when it was done 15 years ago. and i'm curious to what extent many of the t.i. residents may in fact be working in east bay. was this very consequential for the e.i.r.? there's probably an estimate, i couldn't find it. but out of that i think there is a crucial missing overarching mitigation for the whole project that really needs to be stated as mitigation and it's an important one to guide its long-term development over the next 20 to 30 years which is that the project should minimize the necessaryity for residents to travel off island, fo

absolute majority of those who don't recognize the present authorities either legally or socially lation it was. a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world at the u.n. says the number of civilians killed the one that rose by thirty one percent the first half of this year and the report highlights i think chris we're told there are military officers down to stamp his hat in civilian lives over twelve hundred afghans lost their lives and nearly. two thousand were injured the report blames anti-government forces for over three quarters of those casualties. iran has reportedly launched a second cycle of uranium enrichment which if true would breach a un resolution inspector say they saw signs of a more efficient mass of being used during their latest visit in july in february rayon leader who would have put it in jobs said he's country had a rich nuclear fuel twenty percent could do more weapons grade levels usually around eighty percent but anything about twenty percent is considered highly enriched. the u.n. chief has called on the international community to s

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lation debate still right joe on whether nuclear parity was a deterrent that prevented an all out war between the united states under salviati union or the nuclear weapons was something that consigned the two nations to more than four decades of mistrust and miti either way during the cold war washington a moscow never came into direct conflict and at least in part this is down to nuclear parity. moscow. and it's unlikely that nuclear weapons will ever be used these days despite fears in the west that countries like north korea could resort to a strike and that's the view of rosalyn an expert on salvation affairs in moscow the full interview is coming your way in just over an hour's time and here's some of what he had to say. here's been threatening to spill shoes of blood and destroy him here in their marionettes or several decades i would not overestimate their actual spirit if you look at it from a historical perspective it has become subjects for jokes i think they could not have kept silent in their current position to say something now what are they going to see they threaten bu

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