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company exxon mobil and its executives have allegedly known about climate change for sixty years. the company trades in germany under the name. why should they have kept a lid on this knowledge. i think if you're a. lawyer carol most of it works for an environmentalist nongovernmental organization. he shows us studies related to possible climate change and it's a fact back in one nine hundred fifty seven the brennan report examined the effects of vehicle exhaust on our atmosphere and it was commissioned by exxon mobil. and the one nine hundred sixty robinson report conducted by the stanford institute commissioned by the american petroleum institute and industry federation we have it there in black and white here are a few things that they said about carbon dioxide if c o two levels continue to rise at present rates it is likely that noticeable increases in temperature could occur however there seems to be no doubt that the potential damage to our environment could be severe although there are other possible sources for the additional c o two now being observed in the atmosphere no

but some lawyers in the us say big oil is lying prosecutors in new york of sued exxon mobil and other companies in a multi-billion dollar case. every fossil fuel company got it has a responsibility to be honest with its investors and with the public the first amendment ladies and gentlemen does not give you the right to commit fraud. carol muffet has also been trying to get to the bottom of this law he's found documents that he says prove oil companies have been researching climate change for sixty years without informing the public of the results so the oil industry knew from the one nine hundred forty s. and fifty's that there was a connection between sea level rise and carbon in the us this is one of the biggest scandals and global history. just big oil new why didn't do nothing about global warming. the trail of secret files leads us to washington d.c. where we arrange a meeting with the man who discovered and published them. oil company exxon mobil and its executives have allegedly known about climate change for sixty years. the company trades in germany under the name. why shoul

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kenya is africa's leader when it comes to mobile money. but also. with the digital payment platform and pass out around eleven and a hundred million people use simple cell phones to pay their bills and that's more than double the number who have bank accounts. the most is key and is a typical limp as a user he has a small business providing services to tourists for the past four years has been successfully running played a tourist and driving village peas around nairobi thank you rusty. good luck of the. one complaint over thank you max thank you good to be here in the traffic volume like this morning on everything it's good. how do you how do you prefer to get paid you prefer casual as the other ways sometimes. it all started when kenyans who had no bank account or credit cards began to trade their time to pay for services. of the deposits this system was so successful that it was fine chained and cold impassable is the swahili word for money it is now the most widely used form of payment across. the african continent. how does it work i give you m

purpose of having mobility. but it still pays automatic feeding into. instead control makes his organic operation economically viable. by manual labor costs must be kept in check otherwise it isn't feasible and that unfortunately is a problem in the organic sector we have to maintain a certain level of efficiency just to keep the business going on my head all the way to problem that's why i didn't organic eggs const about ten to fifteen cents more than those from large scale organic operations folks that set you up say with the latest from the waldo business or more find us on facebook photos on twitter as well at the w on disco business on there as well have a messy home free is my handle on all be back in an hour to bring you the latest until then here's a real time check on the global markets. are . going to. go. to a. jury . what unites. us what divides. us what binds the continent to counter. the. answers and stories aplenty the. spotlight on people playing tricks on t w. we have are we on the verge of a ne

you can build anything but then it's not really fully mobile. anymore we've gotten away from the real purpose of having mobility. but for it still pays automatic feeding and thermostat control make his organic operation economically viable. by manual labor costs must be kept in check otherwise it isn't feasible that unfortunately is a problem in the organic sector we have to maintain a certain level of efficiency just to keep the business going. for it. that's why the audience organic eggs constable ten to fifteen cents more than those from large scale organic operations. well from chicken now to animated dogs bryant is shaping up to be a canine classic already berlin's international film festival known as the billion dollar kicked off last night and the opening film this year was wes anderson's dystopian animated feature of dogs tilda swinton and bill murray among the stars lending their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a bleak japanese island now this is the first time an animation has opened the berlin film

then we went to mobile social media. every holiday season there is a war for mobility leadership.llions of users everyone is carrying a camera , in their pocket, they have a data center in their pocket. now you are going to an even bigger disruption in the overall economy with transportation, health care, entertainment, retail, all these things changing in fundamental ways. emily: do you think supply will be a problem? >> i think the industry will continue to grow significantly over the next several years. also what we are seeing -- emily: no supply issues? ben: i think supply will be ok. certainly the demand -- if you look at profitability of our customers, profitability has never been better. that is an indication that supply is tight. i really think the whole industry will remain very healthy. the other thing is i believe , that ai and big data are the biggest changes in our lifetime. that battle for leadership is the biggest battle of our lifetime. that will play out over the next several years. but no matter who wins in that ai war, applied materials is really at the foundati

now we are a mobile first world.s not like, so it's not just millennials who are mobile first anymore. i think all of us now we pick up our phones and we're watching videos. and one thing on that, peter, just like six years ago nobody in the traditional media world believed that we would be watching the -- tv shows or movies on our mobile devices. very but did. here we are, 5g enables -- and then as we get faster and faster and faster -- higher quality video. but not just that, then you get into um mersive -- um mersive -- immersive services, and so you need more and more data being pumped through. >> host: we're here at ces. what caught your eye here this week? that you didn't know about? >> guest: well, i think -- nothing. this may sound like a copout. there really wasn't negative that caught my -- anything that caught my eye. ces is all about televisions, no matter what happens. and so higher end, higher end and how much higher can we all go. we always ask that question. yet they keep turning them out, and we keep

julia: and on our mobile app.economics section, the baby boom, or bump, china following the relaxation of its one child policy seems to have been short-lived. carol: it is proving to be challenging to get couples to have more children. >> there was a mini baby bump, not quite a baby boom. births went up 8% in 2016. which was the first full year. then, they went back down last year. carol: for decades, it was a one child policy to control population growth. they wanted to put the brakes on it. that was in place for a long time. so, when they made this change, it was kind of startling. but they were doing it to help the population and economic demographics. >> they were concerned china would start graying too fast. and that will have economic implications. carol: like japan. >> right. a workforce shrinking really fast, the dependence ratio, the number of young people it takes to support every asian person is aging person is going to start tipping into a point where it is unsustainable. julia: it is really bad. you p

show is now available to anyone with a mobile phone and tonight's. a follow up interview with the commander in chief is of the kenya defense forces and he's also the president of the people of kenya ma a real brother from another. r c c. what no no no no no no. it's you lead as commander in chief of obamacare does try to seem to follow you everywhere sir i hope they don't follow you to the big this week plus or that. one of you know the x y z n show produced by bonnie at their studios in nairobi kenya is daring political satire often forbidding across most of africa them all you need to go a lot because you need to do it all the show's aim is to provide an african audience with homegrown humor playing on local issues featuring carrot is that they can relate to threats that's what happened when we were dealing with the canals very seriously or i hope so indeed the police are working hard to keep you safe but the police are shooting people dead for example in nairobi we have a shoot to kill order you know to be on its gaff if it is a shooting suspect o

i'm in the watch mobile with their parents.ce's dad says she is outgoing, into muse pick and theater. he has told her to try to avoid situations that involve bullying. >> is she going to say something or back off and back out of the situation? >> it depends on how far it goes. i would be curious to see what her facial suppressions aexpres is going through her mind. my get is she will stay out of it as long as she can. >> bianca's mom says her daughter is quiet, an avid reader and not big on social media. she also says bianca has been the target of terrible bullying, some of it even physical. >> so she knows how it feels to be the victim. >> yeah. >> she says she has told bianca to speak up for herself. >> now days if you don't do anything, they're constantly coming back because you're not defending yourself. they're like, you're an easy target. i don't want her to be an easy target. >> ready to see how they do? >> yeah. >> here we go. >> this time we have an all-girl group with actors playing bullies and victim, who has been as

it's a mobile app that provides him with information and agricultural tips. for messages from the i caught up it so he may be pregnant upbeat it should go up in detesting body stay. healthy production. tell you how many good used to. go up and since the cattle. know to go up what's the point. i cal was invented by take entrepreneur. runs the i can't office from here organic farm just outside nairobi this here's a contraption for animals with the birds can get live on so they grow up you know basically and then they'll come out in the living room. we started as the first mobile in the agricultural space i think actually on the continent. to get started farmers register and i count using a free s.m.s. number if you want to get there who are you there that to eighty five go to number two you receive them is read it really really select one or two will be accurate once they're registered they're able to browse a menu offering a range of options basically that's the way it works you go home and the information comes to you based on your own unless unless it's simp

mobile phones revolutionizing farming in kenya it's almost like a. unpacking crops dname in the search for new food sources for africa. where almost all looking for. a love song. and the young kenyan with the solution to protecting livestock from lion attacks. despite the rapid pace of change agriculture remains the backbone of most african economies providing employment and food for millions of people developing innovative food security solutions is high on the african agenda and key for meeting the poverty targets of the millennium development goals for twenty fifteen . lake volta is the world's largest manmade lake it was created in the one nine hundred sixty s. as part of a hydroelectric power project but the development has come at a price the most fertile land is now submerged and the soil in the surrounding areas this. and lacking in nutrients to come. with a growing population to feed local farmers face an uphill struggle to supply the a crime markets. are going to need production is an important source of food in ghana but traditional cathol

day two of the world mobile congress in barcelona. out what they have to say about the us ban on its product. new zealand public finance minister tells us what the gbp would mean for the best tpb would mean for the country's economy. good morning, asia, and hello world. clad you could join us for this edition of asia business report. it is tuesday, andi asia business report. it is tuesday, and i am rico he's on. we start off with the world mobile congress in barcelona today, and american politicians have been accused of barring the company from the us market for commercial reasons. operators have been warned from stalking him, mobile phones over concerns that the company is too close to the chinese government. the firm insists it's independent that it's mobile boss told rory katlyn jones that they have big ambitions, whatever happens in america. every year, we have strong growth, every year. we have a chance to be number one, not far away. you think you can be number 11 date with global smartphones? for sure. we have a chance. what ar

we are driving offshore where we have put mobile together.e working in netherlands where we are bringing mobile operators together. there's nothing happening in europe, cross-border, we are positioned within the market. and in the u.s., we are growing double-digit's, 19 quarters in a row. but more planned organic growth for the new area. caroline: what about m&a on your home turf? you don't like it, are the regulators listening? >> i think it is unacceptable, because it has created a new monopoly. market,minating the tv dominating the housing association, where they have a certain legal privilege. even domination the cable infrastructure, these guys are unregulated. andink it is totally unfair i'm asking for fair competition. caroline: janice think the deal will go through. >> it is too early to say. i just want to claim that if this deal is going to happen, we have to see a totally different landscape. but we will see when the deal is coming and what the authorities say. caroline: what about the u.s.? we were talking about the fact that ther

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replacing the mobile clinic will be closely -- costly. >> it will be close to $250,000. new unit we will have to transform it. this will take months. >> reporter: he has a smaller unit to do outreach but many people will suffer because they cannot bring this unit on the road. >> we will have to start over from scratch. >> reporter: they will start of fundraiser on their website but they say in the meantime they have no other way to replace those mobile services. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have temperatures to look at, we were warm today, we had a lot of records today. these were the highs today santa rosa 70 a. 78 fairfield -- 78, fairfield as well. we are in for it, saturday we broke records, and you will see a record or two tomorrow. it may be cooler but we will see the low 70s. this time of year, you have a good chance to get a record. this is typically our coolest time of the year. the high pressure ridge is the dominant feature and it stopped. as it stays put, so does our weather. when our ridge stalls, everything stops. when it moves, hopefully

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t-mobile, forecasting another year of slowing subscriber growth.rier says that it will add up to 3 million subscribers this year after adding 3.6 million last year. t-mobile moving into another market, acquiring streaming video service. and we will be speaking with this seat -- t-mobile ceo in the next hour. bloombergur latest business flash. taking a quick look at markets, now, they are picking up steam, but not for the better. for the worst, in fact. the dow is now down 1.5 percent. the s&p 500 is down 1.2%. ,attel, nielsen, ralph lauren seems that apparel companies and retailers are not doing so well today. the nasdaq is also lower. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe, today. i'm a mark barton. vonnie: and in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "the european close on burp -- on bloomberg markets." mark: top stories we're covering from the bloomberg, majors are down 1%. the stoxx 600 is also trading lower today. then we ask the t-mobile chief executive about his strategy for dealing with slow

the industry's biggest annual shindig, the mobile congress gets underway today. newest models have already been unraveled. take a look at the throngs of people going through the crowd to see the latest mobile phones. art technology correspondent reports that it's getting ever harder to make new phones stand out of the crowd. the fastest moving industry on earth is in barcelona this week. but lately, the mobilephone business has hit a speed bump. smartphone sales dipped at the end of last year and the phone companies know they need to get people new reasons to upgrade. companies know they need to get people new reasons to upgradelj wa nt people new reasons to upgrade.” wa nt a ccess people new reasons to upgrade.” want access to the internet wherever iam,i want access to the internet wherever iam, iwant want access to the internet wherever i am, i want instant access to everything. if my phone slows down to the point where it's not processing the way i need it to, that's where i go get anyone.” processing the way i need it to, that's where i go get anyone. i feel

this affects all phone companies, not just t-mobile. they're just really going out in front. >>> are you now being overcharged for your car and home insurance? consumer federation of america thinks so and is urging allstate insurance commissioners to cut premiums, following the federal tax cut. they say insurance customers will be overcharged $25 billion. insurance is generally regulated and priced by how much it cost to provide. costs less to provide. here in california, there is already a review going on. >>> it is world nutella day. a big holiday in my family. the celebration was launched back in 2007 by an american blogger named sarah rossoff. it grew to be such a global phenomenon that she transferred world nut te! world nutella day to the maker. it transfers back to the 1800s when there was little cocoa but plenty of nuts, so they put the two together. >>> your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> if you like warm weather you probably consider today's weather really sweet. let's take a look at the records for today, 77 in d

yes it's strange because even though mobile is in the title of the fair the launch of the new galaxy s nine phone has taken a bit of a backseat in the six thousand c.e.o.'s and government representatives from one hundred eighty countries are really here to discuss policy and regulation for that new five g. network that we talked about and with me here is michael oher a he's from the g s m a which is the in is industry representatives for the mobile industry and tell me a little bit about what we can expect from five g. and when so i think there's three big trends i would say at our show five g. is one internet of things is the second where we're embedding mobile in every device in our lives and then the third is artificial intelligence and we see an era which we would call intelligent conduct over the war everything is connected and we're applying amazing intelligence to create these new services of the future so we're still a few years off though from five g. which will mean four g. gets one hundred times ten times faster is that right how many years until we can be carrying in our

. >> they will not be rebuilding this mobile home park. he made that very clear. >> reporter: instead the owners are bringing in burr bank housing. pat says the honorable thing to do would be to buy them out. >> we're like prisoners here. insurance companies won't cover these mobiles that are still standing. so we're stuck. >> reporter: many fire victims are on their final days of fema money. michelle and her mother have been staying at extended stay america just across the street from her community. she comes back to feed the kaks. >> we don't want to live in a concrete building downtown. these people signed up for a yard. all my neighbors we love the yards, we love to have flowers. we like a little space in between us. >> reporter: legal aid is counseling many of the fire victims. the executive director told me they are helping them file appeals against fema to continue getting financial assistance. in santa rosa, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a heads up for those of you who drive through the mcarthur maize. cal tran is surveying th

julia: and on our mobile app.ection, the baby boom -- or bump -- china experienced following the relaxation of its one child policy seems to have been short-lived. carol: and it is proving to be challenging to convince couples to have more children. julia: here is editor christina lindblad. christina: there was a mini baby bump, not quite a baby boom. births went up 8% in 2016, which was the first full year, but then they went back down last year. carroll: wait, wait, wait. i'll take a step back. for decades, it was a one child policy to control population growth. they wanted to put the brakes on it. that was in place for a long time. when they made this change, it was kind of startling. we were surprised. but they were doing it to help the population and economic demographics. christina: yes, this was a concern that china would start graying too fast and it would have economic implications. carol: like japan. christina: right. yes, everybody was looking not too far and is saying, oh no. with the workforce shrinki

the mobile world congress opening in barcelona.e have exclusive interviews coming from that event. chief executives of bush telecom and seat. these things are being merged. what is a car show? what is a tech show? what is a telecom show? the venn diagram is blurred. all of that coming up. the market open is 19 minutes away. ♪ guy: 16 minutes until the start of european trading this monday morning. let's talk about the telco sector and figure out what's going on. executives are gathering in barcelona for the mobile world congress. we spoke exclusively to the ceo of deutsche telekom about intra-market consolidation. he spoke to caroline hyde. telekom is the biggest european telecommunication operator, and we have 11 markets in europe and intramarket congregation. we have congregation with upc, we are working on accommodation in the netherlands, where we are bringing mobile operators together. this is happening in europe, happening cross-border, and we are focusing on strengths in our position. then we have the u.s., which is a new po

alameda already has mobile readers on four of its patrol cars. do you worry about big brother? >> no. no, i mean -- you've got to intervene somehow. if you're not doing anything wrong, then there's nothing really to worry about. >> it's been historically true that 99.97% of all scams are never connected to any criminal wrongdoing. so we're collecting data on people not suspected of crime. why are we retaining it? what are we doing with it? who has access to it? >> reporter: some worry alameda might share license plate data with federal immigration officials. >> i have no interest at all in providing any information to i.c.e. that will assist them in civil immigration enforcement. it's just not going to happen. >> reporter: the city council here will take up the issue tuesday evening at 7:00. in alameda, laurie anthony, abc 7 news. >>> drivers who use the richmond-san rafael bridge may notice a change with some of the overhead signs. sky 7 was over the bridge earlier today and currently it has two lanes of traffic in both directions. the third lane is set to open for eastbound t

now we are a mobile first world or in. it's not just millennials who are mobile first anymore. of us now pick up our phones and are watching videos and one thing on that, peter six years ago nobody in the traditional media world believed that we would be watching tv shows or movies on our mobile devices. very few did. here we are and we are very much a mobile first world right now. , and as we get faster and faster higher-quality video. not just that. then you get into immersive services. you need more and more data being pumped through. peter: we are here at ces. what caught your eye here? this may sound like a copout. there wasn't anything that caught my eye that i didn't know about. ces is always about television. no matter what happens, ces is always about television here it higher end and how much higher can we all go? we always ask that question, yet they keep churning them out and we keep buying them. voice is ary is that very big story. this is artificial intelligence driven berry, all backs up, google voice, and now it is good becoming commonplace for people to buy tho

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and so now we are a mobile first world. it is not like so, it is not just millennias that are mobile first anymore. i think all of us not pick up our phones and we are watching videos. one thing on that peter. just like six years ago, when in the traditional media world leave that we would be watching t.v. shows or movies on mobile devices. very few did. here we are and we are very much a mobile source world right now. 5g enables and as we get faster and faster, higher quality video but not just that. then you get into immersive services like augmented reality and more. more and more data being pumped through. >> what caught your eye here? >> well, i think -- this might sound like a cop up there really wasn't anything that caught my eye that i didn't know about. i would say that ces is always on television. no matter what happens is always on television. so higher and higher, how much higher can be although clinically always asked that question. yet, the keep churning them out and we keep buying them. i think a big story is

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