the 19 room the auto giants promote car sharing as a clean mobility solution for cities. joining us the new way of urban mobility. according to share now car sharing helps cities to significantly improve problems such as emissions traffic or parking . except that's simply not true as shown in a range of surveys. one study was conducted in cities around germany to determine whether free floating is likely to reduce the volume of privately owned cars in fact the number of drivers owning their own vehicle increased despite a car sharing. plus there are the extra vehicles introduced to city streets by commercial providers $20000.00 by b.m.w. and di moore alone. and others are joining the bandwagon with little regard for the environmental impact. these and other factors have seen the number of cars in berlin increased by 100000 a rise of almost 10 percent in 10 years. and that's despite berlin boasting an excellent public transport system car sharing has taken its toll here too. research has revealed that car sharing users continue to drive their own vehicles to. at the same ti

another few years but there are also the electric cars and hopefully also new technologies that mobility solutions will have to be customized to be i say that's the key issue and it got this into in the so it's at the end of the road for the tried and trusted technology on not. well it doesn't look too good for the combustion engine upcoming bands new technologies but it won't disappear on us overnight biofuel them if you would keep the combustion engine in the mobility makes at least for long distance trips it's clear that we'll need all of these technologies electricity hydrogen are turning to fuel to keep our heads above water when it comes to climate change. and for my motorcycles i hope that they get to keep their hats lenses that. i got it's what they hear. porsche brand ambassador at estoril. i'm driving the cayman g.t.s. . i. just want to like come back cause. that gives a very good response also. it's very dynamic so. as a rising driver that's what you want you want to car which is. very tightly package so that's what i mean to ts is. g.t.s. stands for grantor is most sport in 1964 and to

is true today, for the college students, anyone in the united states and canada who needs any mobility solutionessage to americans and canadians, we got you. if you have needs we're here to serve. connell: a lot of kids. it was really quick too. they had to make the decision. >> yeah. connell: would you allow it to go on longer? already great, to go 30 days. kids will have to deal with it probably until next school year. >> we have a small company part of u-haul, college boxes.com that moves students to and from college and universities. we are getting quite a variety of different scenarios, whether people say there. some schools are asking students to leave immediately. we're seeing everything, we're kind of you know playing this -- will most day-to-day. certainly week-to-week. and i think we'll do what the country -- customer demands, we have always been a company driven by do what customer wants and needs, and it will turn out okay for us. that is how we approach this 30 days free is our typical response to natural disaster this a first time we've done it. nationwide, and it just the right t

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gofly says its goal is to find solutions to mobility with the use of personal flying devices. anybody remember the jetsons? a long time ago. the price, $2 million. they're going to announce the winner of the competition in march. so in the next few weeks we're going to find out who won $2 million for coming up with something. that guy deserves some money for flying that way. pretty nerve rattling stuff. >> whether you want to fly or not, the wind may be getting some of those things moving. sfo, wind gusts up to 44 miles per hour. wind advisory as we're watching to wrap up the weekend. but the seven-day forecast does get interesting. better chances of rain as we head towards next weekend. >> saturday looks good and some serious rain, right? >> finally. >> all right. thanks for joining us. we're back tonight at 11:00. hope you can join us then. ♪ male announcer: you're watching an nbc bay area news special. tonight, we investigate an international pipeline for stolen phones that starts at a secondhand electronics shop in the east bay. then we obtained exclusive photographs showi

rick: we are going to continue to invest in mobile trading solutions for our clients.gest investment area has been our all tall marketplace, or open trading. that is making a big difference this time around because the banks has her own challenges what is going on in their loan books. this time around, the market has many different pockets of liquidity to lean on, as opposed to only relying on bank liquidity. the investments we are making in open trading are really connecting market participants around the world, both investors and dealers, for trading in a very different way. i think that has been one of the primary reasons that the trading activity in the functioning of the market this time around is very different than it was back in 2008, so we will keep that investment up. alix: rick, really appreciate it. it was right to get your perspective. thanks to rick mcvey of marketaxess. stuart kaiser of ubs is still with us as well. how have you seen liquidity evolve? have we moved past that conversation yet? stuart: it's a good question. it does feel like the markets ar

to today's hearing on coronavirus, understanding the spread of infectious disease and mobilizing innovative solutions. i will recognize myself for an opening statement and then i will recognize the ranking member for his opening statement . again, thank you for being here. obviously, this is an incredibly timely topic.

to the hearing on coronavirus, understanding the spread of the infectious disease and mobilizing innovative solutions. i will recognize myself for an opening statement and then i will recognize the ranking member for his opening statement and i will introduce the witnesses. again, thank you for being here. obviously this is an incredibly timely process. covid-19 is not the first pandemic we are ever going to deal with and certainly not the last one but it is incredibly important that we come together as a nation and as a planet and become -- to get ahead of this and address it and come up with treatment for it. if we think about global health security to three-pronged approach. containment medication and treatment. this is the third hearing that i'm chairing on the subject and the hearing is focused on the containment. it was the first hearing the congress held. the conclusion of that was the initial strategy of trying to contain this disease with travel bans, etc., was likely not going to be successful. very difficult. what china did was ambitious and bought us some time but most of this in the publ

to today's hearing on coronavirus, understanding the spread of infectious disease and mobilizing innovative solutions. i will recognize myself for an opening statement and then i will recognize the ranking member for his opening statement . again, thank you for being here. obviously, this is an incredibly timely topic. covid-19 is not the first pandemic we will ever deal with and certainly will not be the last one, but it is incredibly important that we come together as a nation and as a planet to get ahead of this, address it, ad, you know, come up with remedy for it. if we think about the basis of global health security, it is a three-pronged approach -- containment, mitigation, and then treatment. this is the third hearing that i am chairing on this subject. the first focused on the containment strategy. that was the first hearing that congress held. the conclusion of that was the initial strategy of trying to contain this disease with travel bands, etc., was likely not going to be successful. very difficult, and i think what china did was ambitious. about us some time that most of us in the publi

go-fly said the goal is to find solutions to mobility and sustainability with the use of personal flying devices. so they made a competition out of it. and get this, the prize is $2 million. >> whoa! >> that is a lot of bucks. they will announce a winner in the next few weeks. thank you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great sunday. steyer: wall street banks took advantage of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory- give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community. in businesses owned by women and people of color. in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality ra

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gatherings are banned the military are deploying mobile clinics senegal is edging closer to a full lockdown aside from isolation there seems to be no other solution to stopping the virus from spreading hauke al jazeera to car. there are reports of violent protests a number of prisons across colombia as panic spreads because of the coronavirus prisoners fear a devastating outbreak of the virus behind bars the government has stopped any visitors in recent days in a pit stop the spread of the illness. construction workers in russia are racing to finish an isolation hospital for covert 19 patients motivational posters have been placed around the site near moscow to inspire thousands of laborers building the 500 bed facility it's modeled on a hospital built in china in record time during the worst of the outbreak the russian president vladimir putin says he believes the pandemic is under control but case numbers have passed 300 turkeys coronavirus death toll has more than doubled in the past 24 hours rising by 12 to a circle of 21 the number of confirmed cases is also jumped by nearly 300 bringing the total to just under a 1000 forces on saturday exte

we need emergency funds to be mobilized but i wanted to hear more solutions.ance that this is like a bad flu season is to me not reassure ing if you look at the overall numbers, you have hundreds of thousands of deaths of the flu each year, and this looks to be several times more fatal than the flu, the fatality rate, and we don't know exactly how that's going to play out. the potential here is to be not like a bad flu season but several times worse, so we need to take containment measures. i need to know not as a younger healthy person who is not at high risk of dying, i need a clear plan about when i do need to seek medical care, where do i go? should i take my cough into an emergency department and risk infecting other people there? where do i go to get tested? when do i have to quarantine and where do i go if i live with an elderly parent or an immune compromised child in my house. am toy stay home then? where do i go? in china and other places, they've had quarantine facilities, various levels of mandatoriness versus voluntariness. i think we definitely n

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