the malley republic in west africa. know we have a big issue and .alley right now the united nations and international community as a whole has been working this past year to bring back piece and security in the region. it seems to me the violence has increased day-to-day, and security is greater than ever. jonathan: one more quick question if we can. you towards the right. and keep it quick. is blake. i'm currently a government consultant, but used to work for the u.s. omissions -- admissions in geneva for the u.n.. talk about reforming multilateralism, but in regards to international organization, what alternatives are there to reform these institutions and make them with the current context of the world? why don't i give each of you a chance to wrap up and you can comment on whichever three questions you would like. we have too questions about peacekeeping, one relating to haiti and impunity, and the other relating to molly. and then a question about performing international organizations, what is possible, and what

and co-founder of carbon shane very malley was we take a look at trends in food but the author of bet the farm how food stopped being food hoffman all that coming up but first we had some headlines with our own. let's go. an international airing the grievances at the world trade organization sportif by a new review of united states trade policy leads our global report today china the u.s. the european union and other nations exchanged rhetorical fire in geneva this week the chinese ambassador to the w. cio made his point with a knowing reference to u.s. cultural exports declaring himself a fan of late comic book creator stan lee and then lecturing the united states with a motto from the spider-man myth those with great power comes great responsibility us a master genesis denah she tried to respond in kind saying china apparently believes its power comes with little or no responsibility the e.u. ambassador raised the stem it concerns warning the multilateral trading system is in a deep crisis and the united states is at its epicenter. meanwhile the united states is pressing their case

it stretched from boston to malley. the san francisco marriott was the last holdout. details are unknown. the unite here union came to an agreement on wage standards, job security protection and work wrote -- work load relief. >> through the rain and the toxic air that we were walking through, we had to be committed to going through that to then say yes. we reached a good place. that feels like it was worth it. that is something else. >> so, all the union members are voting on the contract right now. they have until 6 pm to do so. if and when it possible -- passes they will take this tent down and get back to work. no official word from marriott. they are also excited to get back to work. >>> san francisco's mayor issued a statement on the tentative deal saying in this time of rising air quality it is crucial our workers earn a fair wage. >>> dozens of community leaders are taking part in a hunger strike. they are protesting google's plan to transform the downtown area into offices, shops and restaurants instead of building affordable housing. the group set up a visua

very malley the founder and managing partner of carbon who is not only an expert in start ups and venture capital but as involved with us super noble endeavor making a real social impact shane welcome it's so great to have you here also to be here good to see again so let's talk about carbon what you're involved in tell the boom busters about it absolutely could be more excited so this is been a passion of mine for advice fifteen years actually and what we've come across as you know we're at the tide where the world is changing a lot of things are going on and we're losing our humanity as the way we kind of go its underlying thesis of what we're doing carbon is essentially a social impact enterprise that works to create blueprints around proven technologies and solutions of proven profitability in order to replicate and create solutions that advance compazine knowledge absolute resiliency for women and resorts efficiency so food energy water our goal is to take these blueprints and create a commies in a box that we can then rapidly distribute around the world for people to stand up on the

the right let's see if it does find its way through to the people of yemen for the moment robert malley thanks so much for your time at the doha forum thank you. no seven year old guatemalan girl has died of dehydration while in custody of the u.s. border police jaclyn army rose recolor marquand was picked up with her father and other asylum seekers earlier this month in a remote area along mexico's border with the u.s. a father has told officials she didn't get any medical treatment for ninety minutes despite vomiting and running a very high fever the death was or has raised new questions about the treatment of central americans who are trying to reach the us federal court in the u.s. state of texas has ruled that the affordable care act also known as obamacare is unconstitutional the decision carson certainty on the insurance coverage of millions of americans republicans have repeatedly tried and failed to repeal the affordable care act since it was introduced in two thousand and ten rob reynolds is live for us in washington d.c. i mean millions of people rely on the ac a for their he

a quarter of a malley at that airport. fairfield over an inch. concord says 10 miles. livermore has more than 1 mile of visibility. hayward is moving around. it is a warm system. snow is at the higher elevation. lake level has reports of rain. the next system will track to the north. thursday might be a weak system. it looks good except the fog. the next rain is thursday and maybe sunday. north of santa rosa, it might change. it is still six days away. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. fog is a huge issue tuesday morning. light rain to the north thursday. sunday, some rain to make a fire. >> perfect. thank you. >>> christmas is eight days away but procrastinators may be and a lot. saturday will be a big day for last-minute shawl that -- shopping deals.>> long lines and congested parking lots . >> we have the last one. we have that carrier. >> it is looking like christmas at malls all over the bay area with last-minute shoppers looking for hot deals. >> reporter: of you done all of your shopping? >> no. i am a across a. >> i am a last-minute guy. >> reporter: result thi

i am from the molly republic of west africa and i know the big issue in malley right now, the united nations and international community as a whole have been working to bring back peace and security in the region. i wanted your perspective on how you think we can tweak a little bit the multilateral cooperation, from day one because it seems to me the violence and security. >> you, sir, towards the right. and please keep it quick. >> my name is blake. i'm a government consultant and i work for us missions in the un in geneva and we talk a lot about reforming multilateralism. but in regards to international organizations, what alternatives are actually there to reform these institutions to work with current context of the world? >> why don't i give each of you a chance to wrap up and you can comment on whichever of the 3 questions you would like. we have two questions about peacekeeping, one relating to haiti and impunity and the other related to molly and another about performing international organizations and what alternatives. >> i may give short shrift to molly because i've not be

was the person in charge of saudi arabia's military when it began its air strikes in yemen robert malley is the president and c.e.o. of the international crisis group he says the priority needs to be on ensuring there are no further attacks on or they the at this point given that they think the past a few that is yemen the worst humanitarian catastrophe that we are experiencing right now the worst in a generation we're talking about half the population that could be facing famine conditions we have crisis group think it's not time to put to assign blame it's time to fix the problem and to make sure that an assault on the port city of what data doesn't occur because that one's large swaths of the country into found and so they'll be time to point fingers and to and to turn to recommendation at this point we have a very fragile cease fire agreement cease fires are always breached the question is whether when they breached you come back to you come back to to respect them so there's going to be incidents like news seem to experience what matters is that they come back to their senses and th

martin was the person in charge of saudi arabia's military when it began its strikes in yemen robert malley is the president and c.e.o. of the international crisis group he says the priority needs to be on ensuring there are no further attacks on her data. at this point given the catastrophe that is yemen the worst humanitarian catastrophe that we're experiencing right now the worst in a generation we're talking about half the population that could be facing famine conditions we have crisis group think it's not time to put to assign blame it's time to fix the problem and to make sure that an assault on the port city for data doesn't occur because that could plunge large swaths of the country into found and so they'll be time to point fingers and to and to turn to recommendation at this point we have a very fragile cease fire agreement cease fires are always breached the question is whether when they breached you come back to you come back to to to to respect them so there's going to be incidents like we seem to experience now what matters is that they come back to their senses and that we h