new businesses, new industries, new technology, new competition. with all that, we have found the need for new skills. over the last four years, pennsylvania has created more than 12,000 new businesses and more than 239,000 new jobs. we have begun to match an advance beyond our neighbors. now it is time for us to pull ahead. today, i present a comprehensive grow our economy by continuing to invest in our workforce. this plan calls on contributions from the business community, workers,ons, education and parents. from birth to retirement. a package ofg policies called the statewide workforce education and accountability program. it is the next step we can take together to build on all the work we have done over the past four years. consider just how far we have already come. we have made pennsylvania a leader in computer science education by establishing a workforce development initiative that invests in stem education programs. we have increased the number of career and technical education students learning industry recognized credentials by 34%. we

news that matters. made for mines. mining is the sunrise industry those are the words of south african president zero run of course up as he's addressed the twenty fifth investing in africa mining conference being taped out as the conference comes to a close the alst is africa's mining sector a fit for the future. also on the show how. solar powered taxis in ivory coast move people from a to b. while keeping the city air clean. and air bus in trouble australian carrier qantas council's a large a three eighty order raising new questions over the future of the world's biggest jetliner. alone welcome to g.w. business africa and want to get jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting in south africa where a major conference on mining is coming to a close mining of course is a key industry for many african countries the sector is a major employer provided tens of thousands of jobs but times are changing mining is growing more and more expensive leading to massive layoffs so what does the future hold in store what is the sector fit for the

we have a new industry the grows up that supplies carbon for industry. you can imagine making synthetic fuels out of carbon that you broke. with plants it will be in salt water coaster so you will be in the ocean. and the reason it is if it's on fresh water supplies water it competes with food that is a perfectly possible scenario full. legal. claim. play. this is news coming to you live from. european pledge to work together to deal with state fighters captured in syria u.s. president has threatened to allow eight hundred europeans to infiltrate the continent unless their home states put them on trial. five years since the deadly protests on the square that toppled the country's government we ask how much is the country change since.

enterprise which means that is mrs larne minister i mean we should have high paid jobs in the new industries and traditional industries and we need just economic growth but this is the only way to do the poverty and kluge has improve the welfare of our people this is the key to success by the twenty twenty one of the russian economy should grow at about three percent i had just told the global growth for the central bank and the government should bring inflation back to the targeted level if you know when we made this decision in the. reserve fund using reserve funds for national priority projects we knew that inflation this would cause inflation to grow but now the time has come for us to bring inflation back and we can do that. with central bank should bring inflation to back to the targeted level because it was. sure they were both macroeconomic conditions we have. enough money in our reserve funds i can tell you that for the first time in our history our reserves fully cover our. trip and now there's actually quite low actually discovers the government and private debt as well and this m

in economic news, the industrial outlook in japan falling by economic news, the industrial outlook injapanh of declines. it was also much deeper than anticipated, however manufacturers in the country expect output rise this month will stop shares in the brazilian mining giant vale have tumbled after moody ‘s downgraded the compa ny‘s vale have tumbled after moody ‘s downgraded the company's debt. the mining company has been under intense scrutiny after a dam ru ptu red intense scrutiny after a dam ruptured last month, killing at least 169 people, more than 141 are still missing. saudi arabia's energy minister says he is leaning towards extending oil production cuts, despite demands from president trump to keep prices down. opec began in lamenting a six—month deal in january to cut output in a bid to shore up sagging prices. and now, how is the world's biggest economy faring? we should get agreements later today with the latest gdp numbers. we have the greatest economy ever in the history of our country! donald trump frequently biased about us economic growth. we're so proud of the economy.

massachusetts new industry is creating an estimated 19,000 new jobs. and, in colorado, legalization fostered an industry that has an annual statewide economic impact measured at $2.4 billion, with 18,000 new jobs created in research, agriculture, processing, and retail. we can do that here, and in a smart way that ensures fairness and equity for minority-owned businesses and minority communities. last year, we enacted seven new common-sense gun safety laws which returned us to our rightful place as a national leader. lets take additional steps this year to close remaining loopholes -- to make it easier for prosecutors and police to keep illegal guns off our streets, regulate and track ammunition sales, and assist community-based organizations in implementing coordinated, evidence-based, violence-intervention strategies. lets work together o get this done. our collective conscience has been moved by parkland and pittsburgh, but we have acted because of people like hessie williams of jersey city, who channeled the grief of losing her own son to gun violen

also coming up in business, how french winemakers are hoping a new industry even in paris will help boostheir sales abrbroad. you will see some of thousands of different likes lit up at the international lantern festival in china. but first, our top stories from paris. ♪ >> we will start with what has been described as the trial of the century in madrid. 12 separatists are in court today charged with their role in the region's failure for independence, turning it into spain's worst political crisis in years. the leader weighed in on the trial earlier today from berlin. in madrid this for the wholeess system. [indiscernible] our political --ders on trial [indiscernible] we had been keeping and i on the trial in madrid. sarah, what is been happening in court? sarah: there have been preliminary questions and preliminary matters for the defense lawyers. we heard from the defense lawyer, who was the former deputy president of catalonia. his lawyer told the court, this was a political trial. he said he was annoyed he had many witnesses rejected. he said he wanted to see international observe it

massachusetts again, their new industry is creating an estimated 19,000 jobs. and in colorado, legalization has fostered an industry that has an annual statewide economic impact measured at $2.4 billion and there with 18,000 new jobs created in researching with agriculture, and processing. we can do that in a smart way that ensures equity from minority-owned businesses and minority owned communities. last year we enacted seven new common-sense gun safety laws which returned us to the place of national leadership. let's take additional steps to close remaining loopholes, to make it easier for prosecutors and police to keep illegal guns off our streets, regulate and track ammunition sales and assist community-based organizations and implements coordinated evidence-based violence intervention strategies. let's work together to get that done. [ applause ]. our collective conscious has been moved by parkland and pittsburgh. we have acted because of people like hessy williams of jersey city who channeled the grief of losing her own son august 9th, 2016 at a back to sc

supporting our local businesses we also have to remain open to new investments, new companies, and new industries. you know, sometimes cynicism can be our biggest enemy. so we got to stand strong against that cynicism which holds us back. i'm proud we've done that. working together, we have tried new approaches and stood against the cynicism. but, you know, i'm even prouder of our results. over the last 40 years, nearly 30 companies have moved to rhode island or expanded in rhode island because of our economic development incentives. those 30 companies have created thousands of jobs, not just any jobs. the average salary of the jobs created by those companies with those incentive programs is $65,000 a year. that's a good job. [ applause ] because of our work together, because we have done this, thousands of families, like nefisa hasan's, have economic security. two years ago nefisa was that low-paying job with not much opportunity for growth or advancement. so she took some initiative. and she enrolled in a real jobs i.t. training program. and then she got an internship with a company called e-mo

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families and for the local economy that has been generated largely around that plant and other new industriesse of the railway industry. it is bad news too for all the small and medium—size businesses that make up the supply chain for these companies. and while the government is boasting it has secured a trade deal with the faroe islands, it is doing nothing to protect skilled jobs and industry here in britain. 0f protect skilled jobs and industry here in britain. of course, concerns about a no deal in the crash that would go with it go well beyond the car industry. take food and drink. actually the uk's largest manufacturing sector. it needs frictionless trade for perishable goods where time is obviously of the essence. 0n steel, half the steel we produce is exported, most to the eu. a disaster is no—deal brexit would mean trade restrictions on virtually all steel companies export markets. and while the big household names get all the media attention it is the small and medium—sized manufacturers who will find it most burdensome to adjust to new customs regulations. brexit has crystallised a

it's been a tough couple of weeks for the digital news industry more than a thousand workers many of them reporters have lost their jobs at companies like buzz feed huff post and vice just five years ago these digital news outlets were seen as the future of journalism however the layoffs suggest that the business model the companies all rely on click based advertising revenue just doesn't add up to a profitable bottom line then there's the problematic reliance on facebook and google to distribute digital news content the two tech giants are eating up the bulk of digital ad revenues leaving the buzz feed's of the world in roughly the same place as newspapers and other legacy news organizations before them trying to find new models to make their businesses work sound from the. that's because it is our starting point this week as buzz feed's headquarters in new york city. were customed i think the traditional media companies losing people were accustomed to newspapers laying people off but people expected. by and other digital companies were the future of digital media there was a impre

the businesses in the iceman new industrial park prepare fresh fruit and vegetables from the region for export if their suppliers fail to deliver the produce the economy suffers. ninety percent of morocco's agricultural exports are processed here. a key aspect of the climate insurance scheme being developed by stephen yea is that payouts are determined by weather data if there's been a certain amount of rainfall the insurance pays up damage incurred doesn't have to be documented the scheme is geared to four hundred businesses in. local enterprises are aware of the gravity of the situation this firm packages fruit grown on its own plantations but long periods of high temperatures are bad for the orange trees and flooding can lead to fungal infestations the company head says that climate change has become a bitter reality and adds that while existing insurance schemes are a step in the right direction they don't go far enough. but there are a lot of factors that aren't covered. on a range of bureaucratic hurdles. when there's an insurance claim that can be traced back to climate change no

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in the past including one called white noise about alleged disrespect for the minorities in the news industry debates over political correctness at yale university have been ongoing for a while now twenty fifteen it's controversy of a supposedly culturally insensitive halloween costumes and yet later it introduced gender neutral bathrooms and last year its students joined the protest movement against the nomination of brett covenant to the supreme court made allegations against him of sexual misconduct. i here are not international we put the coal for surveillance of young white males up for debate with a panel of analysts. think that the hate of white people right now is being so normalized on on educational campuses and the anywhere in the media and it's become so much to the point where if someone did this the opposite way if it was white vice versa if a white wrote this about some other people then he would get the insane amount of backlash and it would be much worse than if this person this woman wrote this about white men and i have to say that it isn't the surveillance that is scary it

puts us on the cusp of a new industrial revolution but it's not a revolution everyone will be able to afford. you see them all while fall asleep so it's possibly the most important thing we can do to to make sure that people feel that today there's two hundred million fewer women the amount that old small bottle sells a shelf forty percent less sub-saharan africa thirty percent. so while this new wave of technology promises a better future there's work to do to make it an equal future charlie and to al-jazeera barcelona. time now for sports news with santa. thank you very much marian while austrian police have arrested five athletes in an anti doping raid to add the nordic skiing a world championships the raid took place at a hotel in seefeld where the event is underway in total nine people including a sports doctor have been arrested across austria and germany the raids are part of an operation targeting criminals in germany who are six suspected of carrying out a blood doping two of the athletes arrested are from austria two are staying in and one from a cousin. in the stars who are

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turn back the clock and there was no magic formula to address the systemic changes faced by the news industryiety is a free and i think price. the government is agreed to supporting it through changing times and ensuring it can‘t continue to do its job. times and ensuring it can continue to do its job. mergers and acquisitions from digital giants have meant that over half of all digital revenues in the uk are now hoop it up by two companies, google and facebook. this is a duopoly. this has hit print press so hard. tom watson. now, how much food do you waste? according to an environment minister, many households waste "an extraordinarily high" amount of food. lord gardiner said cutting back on food waste could help reduce the carbon footprint from farming. in the lords, peers were told that the government was working on a plan to reduce emissions from agriculture, with new environmentally friendly schemes introduced after brexit. but there was concern that the scale of the issue was not fully appreciated. that the nfu website states that the challenges of brexit as a drop in the ocean compared

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in these rooms and a million floors and so i think if you're if you're weaving around for the news industry media to change you're going to have to change that our position of people is around we're going to send tanks something john and michael's thank you so much at the end of this show but as john challenge to us many multiples to talk about alleyways do that on the strain. as far as native american conditions that concern me tap and america your rent is overdue what ad make sure we include those made of voices in those conversations thank you gas thank you for filling us. in little ways on twitter always online cynic sorry. every attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens who has stories of loss go on told. a sweeping association of islam with violence leaves erupt in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they lived. and moon the tragic loss of life twice evict and on al-jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in due time as nes ball history seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to compl

population in these rooms and a million floors and so i think if you're you're weaving around for the news industry media to change you're going to have to change the composition of people around corners enticing them that john and michael's thank you so much at the end of this show but as john challenge test many multiples to talk about alleyways do that on the strength. of american communities that can stand playing taps and america your rent is overdue would add make sure we include those made of voices and those conversations thank you guests thank you for filling us. in little ways on twitter always online cynic sorry. flying cats know your ways and experience the world like never before cats own it ways going places together. the world's largest oil company fails to become public water tap and. other kingdom of the company inseparable here the world's largest oil producer and don't list in the world's largest stock exchange that definitely felt something al-jazeera investigates the politics of oil the middle east's most potent economic weapon. saudi arabic over the company and the state on al

population in these rooms and a million floors and so i think if you're you're weaving around for the news industry media to change you're going to have to change that our position of people is around corners intentionally john and michael's thank you so much at the end of this show but as john challenge test many multiples to talk about alleyways do that on the stroll. as far as native american conditions are concerned playing tap and america your rent is overdue what ad make sure we include those made of voices and those conversations thank you i guess thanking us for filling us. in little ways on twitter always online cynic sorry. the final session. for most memorable moments with al jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square toolkit. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is all straight. in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big business than the one for one of th

it's been a tough couple of weeks for the digital news industry more than a thousand workers many of them reporters have lost their jobs at companies like buzz feed huff post and vice just five years ago these digital news outlets were seen as the future of journalism however the layoffs suggest that the business model the companies all rely on click based advertising revenue just doesn't add up to a profitable bottom line then there's the problematic reliance on facebook and google to distribute digital news content the two tech giants are eating up the bulk of digital ad revenues leaving the buzz feed's of the world in roughly the same place as newspapers and other legacy news organizations before them trying to find new models to make their businesses work sound familiar. that's because it is our starting point this week as buzz feed's headquarters in new york city. were customed i think the traditional media companies losing people were accustomed to newspapers laying people off but people expected. by and other digital companies were the future of digital media there was a impre

this curb management work where we're trying to layout the red carpet and accommodate all of this new industry or not so new anymore. what are we asking for in return? are we asking them to pay for it? 'cause we're eliminating meters, so we're losing revenue. are they making up for that revenue that we're losing, are they doing anything to be heldful to deal with some of the major issues that they're causing in the streets? >> chair peskin: before miss ramos responds, the state of california preempts this body or the board of supervisors or for that matter our mayor from taking any meaningful action with regard to t.m.c.s. if we're going to fix this, we need a bill in the state legislature to give this and other cities the ability to regulate this kind of driving behavior. >> supervisor ronen: without a doubt, and you and i are the first to say this and have been for a long time, but in the meantime, what are we just asking the companies to do officially as a city, which i did with my little letter, and i got one response from one single supervisor at one company. what are we as a city -- lyft

speaking truth to power which is why no one covered itt but us, because when the news embarrasses the news industry, disappears faster than taylor swift's boyfriend. once the emperor's new clothe is exposed, don't expect to tell you about it. >> sean hannity is going to eat jussie smolett's lunch. >> the president of the united states is going to eat his lunch. >> i'm getting hungry. [laughter] >> so that's the concern, we are going to dine on smolett,f no, lemon, we are dining on you, you believed it because you believe all trump supporters are racist, you served a purpose for him. smolett saw the media for what it was, suckers and i kind ofut admired but smolett was used than you truly are a lemon. since 2016 the media failed moments have been piling up and the same culprits are at the scene of every crime. journalist driven by agenda and the profit maker behind the machine is always conflict. >> racial slurs and some hope -- homophobic slurs. >> despicable. >> in real life is possible racial motivation. >> i don't believe jussie is making this up. >> i don't like that this is possible crime. >>

whole platform here's another great example of a sales force exec applying his experience to a new industrying software for the life sales industry, helping farm sul -- government regulations, now we have been recommending this stock for ages and it's been a huge winner, up more than 370% over the past three years the sustained long-term growth has been phenomenal. they got crushed, much like, well, salesforce.com, gassner's background as a benioff acolyte was one of the reasons i recommended it the first time we spoke with him was salesforce.com's annual dream conference in 2014 we go out to that. i'm still a believer although with the stock making an all time high, the third branch of the benioff tree, it's todd mckinnon, the cofounder and ceo of okta who served as the head of engineering at sales force for more than five years as the company grew from handling 2 million transactions to a hundred million a cloud software company that helps businesses protect from hackers. they handle everything related to their log-in andverificatio credentials, users, passwords, the whole 9 yards. the la

if you want to ensure that a new industry is going to be corrupt one good way to start with the immediateallow these laboratories and states to continue.? i'm sure you're going to bring beer to iowa. we are out of time, thank you very much. [ applause ] the forum on

this could create safer transactions, help us get funded as a new industry, and help control the illicitmarket. we have embraced cannabis, we should put supported all the way. thanks. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, board of supervisors. my name is monica. i don't usually come to these meetings, but i am very interested in a public bank because banks did used to be local, and there weren't layers, and layers, and layers of decision-making that now exist with the corporate bank structure. i think that if we had a public bank, there would be a lot of transparency. there would be -- the decision-making would be localized, and the decisions would be made by the community, the actual people, rather then the so called citizens united meaning the big corporations who use cities as a form of laundromats for their big investments. san francisco is a city with the most -- with the greatest credit it is a good idea to start with this as soon as possible, especially before there is some kind of crash, which there will be, and thank you for thinking of this, and taking it into serious considera

meanwhile, germany has unveiled a new strategy to protect its industrial sector in the face of new challenges. economy minister peter altmaier unveiled the national industrial strategy in frankfurt. behind the snappy title, a change in german thinking. he wants the state to intervene more in the economy to stopop vital parts s being sold o off o foreign investors. reporter: german companies like siemens and others against hostile takeovers. that is part of the strategy which elevates industrial success to the national interest area after recent years saw china by one company after another, the economic affairs minister says he cannot afford to sell high-tech patents to foreign powers. >> i think that when certain countries and specific companies use very aggressive tactics to expand their markett share that we have the right and responsibility to respond. reporter: the economy minister sees a greater role for the state and relief for businesses in areas like energy costs and taxes. mergers should be made easier. but critics warn of too much government involvement. it is equivalent to guarante

new policies. now we got thousands of jobs in the win industry and that's happening in iowa.e building batteries in nevada and building all kinds of electric cars in the au auto industry so you talk about it and you also talk about it from the health perspective. we don't want them to suffer the asthma that they are suffering today. we like for them to have clean air. we talk about multiple venues and not just the environment. this is changing rapidly on this because people are seeing the forest fires. they're seeing the floods and the rising ocean. this is no longer a graph on a chart. it is something we are living today. that's why this is a winning message, i believe. >> it is effective. >> and an article for the new yorker talking about how kids or people don't run through fields open longer -- it changed the way people operate within the environment and also making delivabd deliverable in this planet and making it smaller and smaller. republicans as we show to the top, they want to bring it on the floor to force democrats to vote on it. they think this is not just pine i

if you want to ensure that a new industry is going to be corrupt one good way to start with the immediateallow these laboratories d states to continue.? i'm sure you're going to bring beer to iowa. we are out of time, thank you very much. [ applause ] the forum one policymaking continues with comments from economics professors and former philadelphia mayor michael mayor. e importance of analyzing data to improve policies. especially in reducing crime rate and enhancing childcare services. this is 45

head of that germany has unveiled a new strategy to protect its industrial sector in the face of new challenges economy minister peter unveiled the national industrial strategy twenty thirty in frankfurt behind they stop the title was a sea change in german thinking wants to state to intervene war in the economy is the vital parts being sold off to foreign investors. are magellan companies like siemens and thyssen krupp against hostile takeovers that's the goal of the german government's new investment strategy which elevates industrial success to the national interest after recent years or china by one company after another germany's economic affairs minister says berlin can't afford to sell its high tech peyton's to foreign powers. this flow but there's fear and i think that when certain countries and specific companies use very aggressive tactics to expand their market share then we have the right responsibility to respond there's we've done of this ridge the need. to argue. the economy minister sees a greater role for the state and greater relief for businesses in areas like energ

and what those of you in the fake news industry don't seem to understand, the president does listen to other points of view. yeah. but at the end of the day, it's pretty amazing all of you can't figure out he makes up his own mind. it's not hard to understand what he is going to do because what he has been doing for the last two years, what he has been saying in the last week is usually what he ends up doing. now by the way for the record, i'll say this in all honesty. if the president listened to me, he would have stopped tweeting in 2016. or tweeted less. because me and a bunch of other people told him well, you got to stop. i got to admit in retrospect, i actually think he was right to keep doing this. maybe 5% less. because what he is doing is bypassing the abusive press that has offered people that hate him every day and he is getting his message directly to the american people, which as you can see in a media landscape full of conspiracyer thatries, hatred, fake news is now more important than ever before. take for example the report from news busters. look at this. all the big n

. 0ver and bad news for the car industry. , workers here in swindon have known nervous times before. i didn't an uncertain global market, some worried this year could bring bad news. but few expected anything as bad as the closure they are fearing tonight. our business editor, simon jack, is here. simon, sadly, this is the latest in a string of disappointments for the uk car industry. yes, we had been a sad announcement they were not going to build the x trail suv here. for all these announcements, there is no one reason why a company make such a drastic decision, people rush to say it must be brexit related, there are other forces at work. for example, the eu has just other forces at work. for example, the eu hasjust done other forces at work. for example, the eu has just done a trade deal with japan which means japanese cars can come in from japan without ta riffs over can come in from japan without tariffs over the time and reduces the rationale for having manufacturing in the uk or the eu. so that is one reason. the more b

if you want to ensure that a new industry is going to be corrupt one good way to start with the immediate is allow these laboratories and states to continue.? i'm sure you're going to bring beer to iowa. we are out of time, thank you very much. [ applause ] the forum one policymaking continues with comments from economics professors and former philadelphia mayor michael mayor. the talk about the importance of analyzing data to improve policies. especially in reducing crime rate and enhancing childcare services. this is 45 minutes. >>> good morning, i am the director of the hamilton project thank you very much for being with us here today. we're going to now move into our first panel which is improving state and local policy outcomes with more efficient and effective analysis. just a quick reminder as with the fireside chat we will have staff going around taking any questions you have on note cards and they will bring that up to me and that's how we will do the audience q&a at the end of the session. i want to also just echo my thanks to a few people on our team, kristen mcintosh are manag

it's been a tough couple of weeks for the digital news industry more than a thousand workers many of them reporters have lost their jobs at companies like buzz feed huff post and vice just five years ago these digital news outlets were seen as the future of journalism however the layoffs suggest that the business model the companies all rely on click based advertising revenue just doesn't add up to a profitable bottom line then there's the problematic reliance on facebook and google to distribute digital news content the two tech giants are eating up the bulk of digital ad revenues leaving the buzz feed's of the world in roughly the same place as newspapers and other legacy news organizations before them trying to find new models to make their businesses work sound familiar that's because it is our starting point this week as buzz feed's headquarters in new york city. were customed i think the traditional media companies losing people were accustomed to newspapers laying people. but people expected. by another digital companies were the future of digital media there was a impression

. >> jesse: people for the news industry is going backwards. >> greg: that's good for us.re going backwards. >> jedediah: it gets covered like that because when you get on an airplane, you are suspended in midair which makes people -- >> greg: you believe that? >> jedediah: you get into a car, you're on the road. you don't think about the worst that can happen but on an airplane, i sure do. >> juan: you are so vulnerable. you're off the ground, not in control unless you are the pilot and even the pilot, when you hit turbulence, not in control. they tell you to wear your seat belt but i have to tell you one of the scariest things in my life. i was doing a campaign. jesse jackson campaign. he didn't have much money. >> greg: that's scary enough. >> juan: in an older plane, propeller, over dallas in the middle of the night. the turbulence hit. all these people in the back hanging out, hitting the ceiling, screaming, crying. the stewardess ran to the front. they are afraid themselves. it was like time to go home. >> jedediah: did you panic? >> juan: i set my day is coming. it'