the challenge with micro finance it wasn't making loans for water and sanitation.was making loans for somebody to start a business, but the micro finance institutions would not lend for water and toilet construction. and so what we did was kind of give them a nudge and de-risked it for them. we'll cover your cost to start up these types of loans. if you find the market, then you can go to scale with this and that's exactly what's happened. we have 90 partners around the world now that are delivering these micro loans to people in need of water and sanitation. more than 90% of them are women and they pay back at this 99% rate. >> i think the way to drive it home was a woman who i met in manila not long ago and she was going to water vendors and sending her kids to these water vendors to buy their water and carry it back home. they were paying about $60 each month for that water. she got a small loan. she got connected to the water utility. so she couldn't afford the $200 it cost to connect to the utility, but when she got the loan, she could do that. her loan paymen

or micro-l.b.e. and the definitions of which category rests on your annual revenues over a three-year period, average revenues, i should say. page 7 -- sorry, the power point is not numbers, but page 7 is entitled, "here are the numbers." it's very fun and prudent to point out that well over 50% of our l.b.e.s are minority or women-owned. it's a wonderful incubation program. so we can move forward about what we're here today to tack about a proposed labor agreement known as a p.l.a. i have commonly referred to as a p.l.a. i clipped on page 8 some highlights from the controller's report, controller's office provided a risk-benefit report when the legislation was first introduced by then-supervisor mark farrell's office. you could read the first bullet point, which is a definition of a product labor agreement. in that point, there were four main goals that the legislation was purporting to produce. and there have been amendments to the legislation. an amended version was submitted in the june 20 g.a.o.

good for the brain taking micro says of asti can stimulate the mind according to some. bad for the liver the body can cope with small amounts of alcohol but there are limits. and crisis for crops herbicide resistant leaders spreading to fields worldwide. that fast. with these friends have in common they're all free of animal products the number of vegetarians is growing around the globe most of them are now asia almost twenty percent of the population. there motivation is a very animal welfare. concerns about the environment. on religion and more and more people are choosing a meat free diet but some say meat tastes too good to give up biotechnology is coming to their right. and this is the beef burger and this is the animal behind the be further it is still alive how does that work cost of must rick university cooked up the idea he has pioneered clean or cultured meat the real thing but mine is the butchery. he says he thinks that one day we may look back in disbelief at these barbaric times when we slaughtered animals for food. in the lab in maastricht they have been

by 10-perce kaiser medical center in richmond has become the first hospital in the state to have a micro grid powered by renewable energy. the project is part of the organizations goal to reduce their carbon footprint by 10% by 2020. kaiser says that if the backup generators were to fail, the micro grid would be able to provide the hospital's critical care load. why did kaiser choose its richmond facility? >> it is 50 beds, so you can actually with a relatively small compact system, provide a greater portion then you would be able to for a larger facility. once we learn lessons here we can replicate them at larger facilities. >> a kaiser spokesperson says the micro grid could cut energy bills in half. >>> from all indications, we could see some sun inland? >>> absolutely, the sun is not going anywhere, once you have it, you can keep piling it on and using it. sunshine will not be at a minimum away from the water, we will have hot weather, sunny weather, and tropical moisture. did you notice the increasing humidity? it is stickier outside, current temperatures, 73 in oakland, 73 in san fr

and now we move on to another drug one that is commonly not taken of micro texas. in many parts of the world alcohol is considered a legal high with a long tradition of wine for example has been cultivated for fusions of years. but like other drugs alcohol has side effects had alcohol abuse takes quite a toll on the body. dance. moves. afterward some people treat themselves to a beer it's relaxing but how exactly does it affect our bodies. after being swallowed alcohol rapidly enters the bloodstream most of it by the small intestine. it's then transported throughout the body and inhibits the absorption of nutrients. within minutes the alcohol reaches the liver which begins to metabolize it unfortunately the byproduct of this process is more toxic than alcohol itself. in the brain alcohol disturbs the balance between inhibition and excitation it also jacks up the release of feel good hormones like dopamine serotonin and endorphins so it first drink is typically become more talkative and outgoing the problem begins when the drinking doesn't stop. the liver can only p

it's divided into inter- dependent micro- grids. emphasis should be placed in the abundance of water that puerto rico has as a source of energy. the time has come to evolve from fossil fuels into solar and hydroelectric energy. there must be a different process. there are co-ops that could very well serve as a model for future energy system of puerto rico. our co-ops on the island are robust and very well-managed. i encourage this committee to study our proposal, to assign a proportion of the federal funds, the green energy fund created in puerto rico, the idea is to appropriate significant funding to assist low and moderate income families to gain access to solar energy and storage. let's make puerto rican families consumers, consumers and producers. that is consumers and producers of energy just like airbnb or uber. second, as i mentioned earlier, that new energy market must be well-regulated. puerto rico energy was established in 2014. it was my bill. at the very first nonparty independent regulator and the results have been exce

and work itself just micro-scale. since hurricane irma devastated the island in late twenty seventeen demand for construction materials has been high very many buildings were destroyed the school was hit hard. hardly any of the classrooms are still usable so principal joyce webster stewart says classes are held in shifts half the children come in the morning and the other half in the afternoon. i think having to board up and you go in and get shelter not thinking that the place for you going in is life going to be nothing that needs a shelter. when i saw it it was heart rending was for. the planned reconstruction is funded by the e.u. which is also and will as largest provider of development aid. that much of the funding a potential fourteen million euros is earmarked for education but after brags that nothing is certain but i shall do you know the kingdom i would say ninety percent of the people that i talked to are british so i have a clue that there's a place going well so you know i really think we have of i don't

we'll take a look at all of our micro climates coming up. h morning commute. >> i was about the say we are all in the clear. as i was b. i will look into that and see what's going on. aside from that this one is from an earlier crash. we are not worried about heavy delays there. we are not seeing the bay bridge toll plaza back up. aside from that i have no major accidents to report. i'll send it back to you. >> all right. back to you. >>> developing now, extreme weather is a challenge for firefighters battling two large firefighters in lake and mendocino counties. it has burned more than 68,000 acres. they say at least seven homes are destroyed. some 2,000 firefighters are on the front lines. we have a crew. we'll check in with them at the top of the hour. >> another big report is the car fire burnishasta county. it more than 800 homes and other structures are gone. six people are dead including two firefighters. so far it is only 23% con tand. >>> today in the bay show heard progress crews are making in this area. >> nothing prepared him fo

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what are the micro-planning results. do know where your kids are, how will you distribute the vaccine. you follow that for weeks in advance of these campaigns happening. then you put in monitoring processes during the campaigns to understand where you reached and where you missed. if looking at the underlying causes as this campaign is unfolding, about why you see those folks and engage at the localest level possible, leaders that collectively engage those communities that aren't vaccinated and have problems. and then you report out at the end. you take that information and you use it to refine and hone your next process. that is where i think polio has a lot to offer to global health development, to public health improvement in countries that have fragile health systems. i spent most of -- i guess not most of my career -- but an early part of my career, about a decade overseas, running offices in pretty complicated places, nigeria and tanzania and post-earthquake haiti. we have these very broken systems but when you sta

it's divided into inter- dependent micro- grids. emphasis should be placed in the abundance of water that puerto rico has as a source of energy. the time has come to evolve from fossil fuels into solar and hydroelectric energy. there must be a different process. there are co-ops that could very well serve as a model for future energy system of puerto rico. our co-ops on the island are robust and very well-managed. i encourage this committee to study our proposal, to assign a proportion of the federal funds, the green energy fund created in puerto rico, the idea is to appropriate significant funding to assist low and moderate income families to gain access to solar energy and storage. let's make puerto rican families consumers, consumers and producers. that is consumers and producers of energy just like airbnb or uber. second, as i mentioned earlier, that new energy market must be well-regulated. puerto rico energy was established in 2014. it was my bill. at the very first nonparty independent regulator and the results have been exce

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smart phone, download our free nbc bay area app to get your personalized forecast for your specific micro climate. >>> together we can build a san francisco where the next generation of young people can go from public housing to the mayor's office. >> a historic inauguration in san francisco just before noon london brie became the 44th mayor of the city. she's only the second woman to hold this office after diane >> reporter: one of the incredible things about today on this historically significant day, mayor breed talked about making the city more affordcial that's being squeezed out. she says the work on that starts right now. >> mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: sworn in to san francisco's most powerful political post, new mayor london breed made history monday. >> i grew up just a few blocks from here as many of you know, but a world away. >> reporter: it's her past growing up in poverty that breed says will act as a knnorth star guiding her decisions in the mayor's office. >> people who feel unheard and don't feel represented in this city, i want them to kno

we have a look at our micro climate forecast. where i was yesterday? >> was it hot? we had another hot day yesterday and it's going to be hot again today. so, depending on where you are throughout the bay area, but excuse me, current temperatures in the 50s, 54 degrees right now for san francisco. 48 degrees in the north bay. east bay 57 degrees. we do have that ridge of high pressure that's been dominating over the forecast, but so far temperatures are expected to climb into the 90s. >> oh my gosh, 90s. at least we have good news that there will be no triple digits. we'll get to the news right now. >>> good news in the fight against a wild fire burning for more than 24 hours near santa barbara, the holiday fire is now 80% contained. this morning we're getting our first look at the destructive and heart breaking scene. 100 acres are scorched in this, what once was a community. local firefighters have support from across southern california. jerry brown declared it a state of emergency. at last count, 20 structures have been destroyed, including several homes that wer

it was announced that facebook has been manipulated with micro-targeting and try and control and bill dissent within the official government opposition the labor party and gerry corbin has been targeted in this too so you know this goes across all sorts of countries i think we have seen time and time again over the last decade that facebook in different ways is allowed itself and its data to be used they do it to make money but it allows the spies in the west to do what they want is allows corporations to target micro adverts electrets. donald trump has completed his european trip which began at the nato summit and ended in a historic meeting with lot of mere putin positive steps and real progress those are the words both leaders used to describe their talks but there are poor is sparking outrage in media back home. he went on to attack his own people and institutions while standing next to the russian president i don't know which side is the bride and where side of the groom manners are but it sort of feels like we're at a wedding you have been watching perhaps one of the most disgra

it was announced that facebook has been manipulated with micro-targeting and trying to control and build sent within the the official government opposition the labor party and jeremy corbyn has been targeted in this to so you know this goes across all sorts of countries. a century has passed since the last russian royal family the romanovs were executed by their bolshevik captors in one thousand seventeen design nicholas was forced to give up his throne as the february revolution broke out onto the streets the royal family was detained i move to you catherine all members of the last remaining family were shocked that and. to mark the anniversary r.t. has launched an interactive project which brings the romanovs final years to life for a digital age. i had his audience on national thanks for sharing some of you to stay with us here at moscow we are returning soon with more of your top stories. i think hiding this catastrophe of falling in britain the past fifteen years or so was its connection to the e.u. and the ability to have its own currency and yet passport rights into the e.u. you t

we will have your micro climate forecast in just a bit. the good news is, no triple digit heat today. >>> there may be a special guest the next time you head to shoreline amphitheater for a concert a drone hovering above. the mountain view police department tells us it is testing out a drone to help with security at a concert in a few weeks. the drone could help him seven for missing children, control traffic and prevent car break-ins. people are worried about their privacy. >> they have been used to exploit privacy. i don't trust their presence. >> mountain view police tell us one drone will be flown one day during one concert. it will not fly over the crowd nor nearby houses and businesses. >>> now to fans getting sticker shock at the ballpark. how much is too much to pay for a beer? this debate isn't anything new but we have a new price tag at at&t park. would you believe $20? today in the bay's jean elle explains. >> reporter: food is part of the fun at the giants game. crab sandwiches are grilling and the beer is flowing. for the wilc

we implemented 3000 micro services and 50 million lines of application code. we are aware of only one other company in the world that has a larger micro service implementation. the way you think about that, the same technology platform, netflix uses, only one other company have larger application. our technology platforms deploy advanced automation, deep analytics, like machine learning and integrate quickly and effectively for customers operational logistics systems for things like apis. we provide internet of things capabilities to leverage more streamlined processes. several years ago our engineering teams realize lasers can inspect trains, and it is a big mri for a train that combines lasers, sophisticated high-speed digital cameras and in a system that could detect crystal-clear 3-d image of a train at 70 miles an hour, takes 50,000 images a second, enhance and accelerate the train inspection and repair process that reduces delays and improves reliability to customer service. we are using machine learning to improve the customer experience through technol

plus, it prevents streaks better than a micro fiber strip mop.n, try swiffer wetjet. >>> back to our breaking news in southern california. this is a new fire that is raging in the santa barbara, goleta area. we're told at least 20 homes have burned so far. many others threatened. 1,200 people have been evacuated. firefighters are warning to leave and leave right now. there are so many 911 calls, they're jamming up the system. we'll have the very latest on our morning newscast at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> that's the same area where we had the massive fires and mud slides. >> thank you for joining us. >> coming up next, jimmy kimmel live. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a mama dog makes sure. >> she's got enough to feed herself and the babies. >> the story behind the special delivery for a lot of hungry mouths. >>> a girl's grabbed outside her home when. >> a man with a weapon walks up behind her. >> but see why he picked the wrong target. >> g g doiome fhi b e tle comes i >>hoseo win the battle for shark bait?

employees will now visit to the machine but some felt let down because that was step down from the micro fluid so they would prefer to the machine as the group bought left -- gluebot. then there was a case design and she christened it the edison and this happened with this habit will -- pivot was a different machine and much more rudimentary happened in the middle of the validation study using the cancer patients. >> you remind me actually that maybe we went past her whole model is used on capillary pain so that's a big difference. >> it isn't just a fact to get such a small sample of blood and also that capillary blood has tissue from the cells and it is because if you are drawing blood from the tip of your finger it isn't as of the sample as with the needle from the arm. one problem into two healer will -- in particular is when you prick the finger and milking it to get the blood out, often you put stress on the red blood cells and they explode and that create potassium and more than there would be so a problem that no one has called with a finger stick with capillary blood that there

it was announced that facebook has been manipulated with micro-targeting in trying to control and build dissent within the efficient government opposition the labor party and gerry corbin has been targeted in this too so you know this goes across all sorts of countries. the victorious from squad has been greeted back home by emmanuel across thousands and thousands of fans that story after a short break. seems wrong. with just don't. get to see palo. alto. and in the detroit. trail. find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back a freight train carrying diesel and propane has derailed near the back ontario border in canada some twenty five wagons a quarter of the train came off the rails there is still no confirmation of what caused the accident though authorities say no hazardous materials were spilled and there have been no injuries so far an investigation is under way. hundreds of thousands of people packed onto the phone to his am paris to give a hero's welcome to the victorious world cup squad the winners were taken to the presidential residence where

thousand and eleven to two thousand and thirteen and played a central role in developing facebook's micro targeting system. responsibility there was product manager for ads targeting which meant basically turning all your user data into money for facebook what role do you think facebook played in donald trump's election oh huge i mean political pundits get things wrong all the time right but. well trained machine learning algorithm trained on good data doesn't often come up with the wrong answer and i spent years building tools to basically defeat human reason or human error you know dominate human tastes it's very weird but don't you think that can be a real problem when used to sell political candidates in their messages rather than consumer products right now i think politics are somewhat different right at the end of the day our democracy and our political system depends on it and that's frankly more important than selling a pair of shoes like no question right the martinez is much more concerned about the way facebook encourages people to live inside their own echo chamber which is a

it was announced that facebook has been manipulated with micro-targeting in trying to control and build dissent within the the official government opposition the labor party and jeremy corbin has been targeted in this too so you know this goes across all sorts of countries. a century has passed since the last russian royal family the romanovs were executed by their boss their captors in one nine hundred seventeen tsar nicholas was forced to give up his throne as the february revolution broke out on the street the royal family was detained and moved to it catherine byrd all members of the last remaining family were shot dead and burned to mark the anniversary r.t. dot com has launched an interactive project which brings the amount of final years to life for a digital age. that's a wrap up of the day's top headlines for this hour but i'll be back in about thirty minutes with more. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery was a german company deve

it was announced that facebook has been manipulated with micro-targeting in trying to control and build to send within the official government opposition the labor party and jeremy corbyn has been targeted in this too so you know this goes across all sorts of countries. one of america's two major parties the democrats may be entering a new era of left leaning progressive politicians are increasingly unseating political establish better mop and takes a closer look at the trend. diane feinstein has long been a top boss among the democratic party but recently the california democratic party decided not to throw its weight behind her but instead to give its endorsement to a progressive named kevin dooley are now kevin de leon saw this is a political blowout this is what he said about his shocking victory we presented californians with the first real alternative to the worn out washington playbook and of course a century this fits a pattern here in new york city a twenty eight year old socialist defeated a long time representative crowley now nancy pelosi a leader of the democratic party say

our micro climates in the south bay, micro climates themselves, mid to upper 90s, morgan hill, gilroy, to sunnyvale, 82, sunshine and 75 in santa cruz today. the spread on the peninsula a little narrower than yesterday, 72 in millbrae to 80 in redwood city to 82 in menlo park. 61 to 63 along the peninsula coast and 68 in downtown san francisco. across the north bay 88 in napa, to 93 at santa rosa to those, yeah, just wilting 100s around ukiah and clear lake. mid to upper 70s some of our most comfortable weather along the east bay shore about five or six miles inland some of our most uncomfortable weather, mid to upper 90s. 50s and 60s lows tonight, 70s in the hills. when do taper, the coolest day is going to be 90s inland sunday while the rest of us i 60s 7ng trend next week. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. so far we're really just looking at one stretch of road that is in the red on our traffic maps and yeah, probably don't have to give you a lot of guesses before you head out to the central valley for that location. eastbound 580, various lanes closed until 11:00. sounds like

the second is micro-business. and the third is interactivity one. that would have an awning and have a panel for interactivity. it's exactly to your point. it would probably be digital, map, way-finding, history of the site. and we're really excited period tha -- about that. and i've been talking to community groups about seeing the kiosk as an amenity. it's good to know that you have the partners and we've reach out when it's time to figure out who is doing that. >> commissioner wolfram: when thing i've been thinking about that is an interesting precedent for us on this commission is the b.r.t. and the fact that in that location at civic center location, theres with a light standard that we approved and the city wanted to do a historic fixture, but one that looks quasi-historic. when you get out of the district, you go to the fake historic ones. so it's a little piece of architecture in the historic center. >> commissioner hyland: we came up with a cleaner, elegant, modern station, in the midst of the civic station and worked with d.p.w. >> commiss

we'll take a look at all of our micro climates. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> and going to be hot. ri right now it's pretty cool. it is 26 minutes over to dublin interchange. the top number a little longer than you would like. >>> very happy monday to you. barnes and noble, the company let the ceo go last week with no explanation. it is the fourth ceo in five years. twitter says it suspended 70 million bank accounts over the past two months and will continue to suspend more. stocks set to bounce higher part of that good news is caused by the latest jobs report. we got that on sunday as well. just as importantly economists raised the number from the past few months. unemployment rate went higher. ignore moves in a tenth of a percent. they say it added 19,000 jobs measured april to april. >>> tech leader says the problems that facebook may bleed into other companies. they mistrust and he worries it is going to grow, that people could continue to mistrust sin con valley in general he did you do something about all of

thousand and eleven to two thousand and thirteen and played a central role in developing facebook's micro targeting system. responsibility there was a product manager for ads targeting which meant basically turning all your user data into money for facebook what role do you think facebook played in selection i mean political pundits get things wrong all the time right but a well trained machine learning algorithm trained on good data doesn't often come up with the wrong answer and i spent years building tools to basically defeat the human reason or human error you know dominate human tastes it's very weird but don't you think that can be a real problem when used to political candidates in their messages rather than consumer products right now i think politics are somewhat different right at the end of the day our democracy and our political system depends on it and that's frankly more important than selling a pair of shoes like no question right martinez is much more concerned about the way facebook encourages people to live inside their own echo chamber which also called the filter bubbl

especially on small businesses with disproportionately on small businesses and then to connect small and micro business and then we would hear more about that from mike. but then the courts decision has the effect of opportunities for commerce and a good reason that more have the competing interests. they concluded that physical presence is no longer required as justice kennedy we are to it that it is now behind us but you recognize that the other elements in the commerce clause that imposing these cross-border complications and they remain to be litigated. with that opportunity for congress with that chaotic condition and that they should be deprived so what should be the rules of the road? and then what should be set by congress with greater simplification and for retroactive liability in the system that makes it revenue that they are desiring and that is necessary to achieve that with the transition. to set moratorium to allow the company to adapt to their is a lot there a lot to react to to go back to the question with the immediate impact and two points from brick-and-mortar and those tha

keep your eye on the ball and the bond that's right the bond what else do you need to watch on the microevel now, micro meaning the company's specific level, you need to be very cautious when you see unex-plain and resignations by key executives to put it bluntly, hen the chiefs resign, maybe you should go too when you see a ceo step down for no notable reason, you should assume something is wrong and do some selling first and ask questions later. i've sold stocks because the cfo or ceo resigned. and it turned out i jumped the gun, there was nothing wrong, i would simply buy the stock back. but in my whole career, you know how many times i can recall that a ceo left for an undisclosed emotional reason and the stock was still worth buying once visa i racked my brain to come up with other examples. i just can't think of any other, because that's how uncommon they are. why? ceos don't quit for personal reasons. not if they want to keep their bonuses. these are fabulous jobs. you're paid a fortune. you don't get to be a chief executive officer by being devoted to your family well, you know n

micro- scientists can't explain how he does it.rough the microscopes. i looked at one of these boxes with a needle and ididn't one of these boxes with a needle and i didn't think there was anything in there. what got you into it? it started when i was five, my mother saw me making furniture forehands. she was overwhelmed with what she saw —— for ands. she said, if i want to get bigger, get smaller —— ants. the smaller my work, the bigger my name. she said it would be like throwing a grain of sand into the sea and creating a tidal wave of wonder and interest all over the world. your mum has helped you get driven forward. you are autistic. that's correct. that's a condition you had at school that wasn't necessarily receive well or treated? it wasn't, they used you as an example of failure if you couldn't speu example of failure if you couldn't spell or read, it was a learning difference. a blessing in disguise, though, because if i didn't have the condition i wouldn't be where i am today. my work is an inspiration to everybody. it's

because not everything is a micro aggressi. sometimes people make mistakes, and the big thing to do, especially when they're obviously fragile, ito say, "i get drunk and do a lot of blackout shipping, so maybe that was me." or something, just to get through it. my boyfriend and i live in england and whenever we walk into an antique store together the owner will ask, without fail, "are you dealers?"" no," i say, "just homosexuals." they must think, just like i did when i was chided by the young asian american woman, and friend had her head taken off on the dark terrace, "jeez, can't a person say anything anymore?d" so i've p my mind to retire my snide little "just homosexuals" response, and say instead, "i can't believe you n't know who i am!" >> woodruf sedaris shares a few of his favorite things. find his recommendations for what to read, listen t watch on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again hnie tomorrow e. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you an

let's get a look at all of our micro climates for today. it is 100 in ukiah. inland it will be in the mid-90s. concord today 97 degrees. i know it's only tuesday but you may be already starting to make plans for the weekend. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in about seven minutes. mike has changes for the east bay. >> that's right. bay bridge toll plaza. it was a little more gradual and now all lanes are packed up, especially the fast track lanes. the other changes we do have now chp has west 580 this is where the roadways split off near the connector. the interchange will be confusing. back to you. anchts deadly shooting in the mission district. it is at 16th and mission. we know two adult male victims were found with gunshot wounds. both were taken to the hospital. the other set to have life threatening ruins. we have an nbc bay area news crew and we'll bring you any other developments. a deadly double shooting this morning. >>> 5:33 right now. developments on the deadly bart stabbing. that suspect is off the street. >> police took john cowell into cust