robin van persie left rotterdam for london at 20 years old to join arsenal.t years that followed, he won only one fa cup, before can co ntroversially won only one fa cup, before can controversially signing for manchester united as rivals. at crucial moments, you have to make tough decisions. there were a lot of tough decisions. there were a lot of tough decisions. there were a lot of tough decisions. i get that the fans we re tough decisions. i get that the fans were angry with me, i was the captain and top scorer, sometimes you need a challenge and new adventure. if i hurt people, i'm sorry, but that is me, i made that decision, and i stand by it. the dutchman was guarded by two other english football's longest serving and successful managers, arson vendor and alex ferguson. he cannot separate them. we never had an argument or fight, me and arsen, separate them. we never had an argument orfight, me and arsen, we just had different ideas. he was one of the biggest reasons i signed. alex pushed the guys to pass the ball to me, and if it went in on the crucial

the mayor francis suarez has just arrived in the netherlands, to see how the city of rotterdam has beenlmost 20 years, so what have you learned on yourjourney around the city? what rotterdam does that the city of miami has yet to implement is they are using public spaces for reservoirs and they are learning how to convert water, which some would consider to be a liability, into an asset, into something they can live with and deal with. particularly with major flooding events. in miami, we have different kinds of phenomenon. 0ur phenomenon are mostly based on hurricanes, storm surges, which is actually the hurricane pushes the water over the sea walls, into the land and then we have, twice a year, what they call dry day flooding, or king tide flooding where the tides will actually pull the water from our porous subsoil and we'll have flooding with no rain. we define ourselves as what we call above the ridge or below the ridge. we have a natural ridge that elevates the city to about 20 feet. everybody below that ridge in the coastal areas is at risk. we are talking about billions of dolla

now it is in rotterdam. we just know the jet was in the hague. it left rotterdam. where shall is based. we know shall anadarko has this joint venture. we don't even know that they met at this point. but it is a fun way of tracking where the ceo is up to next and where she's going. we know that shale has an interest in the premium with anadarko. francine: will chevron revise their bid upward? >> that's what everyone is waiting for. away, revise upward, or ask for an extension. if they revise upward, it will be between $70 and $72. they have the cash flow to do it. go too high, does it look like they really want to get this deal done? they can do this deal and be at occidental. francine: bloomberg surveillance continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me to talk to the author of black swan at new york university. and we look every 15 minutes at your markets. stocks actually dropping globally. they were trading to what they were just a couple of minutes ago. the goal to climb, investors seeking havens. china is falling to the weakest since january. this is because t

which didn't approve the deal is the united states' role for pay it is executive secretary of the rotterdam and stockholm conventions at the united nations environment program he welcomed the deal. or there's been a group here is actually quite historic in moment that are a little seriousness because when know we submitted the proposal to our men the convention analysts who set up a partnership or on plastic waste and that was in september last year and i think with the with the amount of interest books from governments and also from civil society and consumers to really deal with the problem of plastics which as you know was causing a lot of environmental issues around the world with birds ingesting plastics with animals in the recent research that we've seen that plastics is not found in our foods that is entering into our bodies i think countries where really this week committed to food to to to give you know we did the seasons for them to to address the issue of plastics not only at the country level also the global level because as you can see the issue of plastics is not only one coun

world's biggest exporter of plastic waste the united states pay it is executive secretary of the basel rotterdam and stockholm conventions to the united nations a vironment program these says the deal has increased global awareness about plastic pollution. all that's been agreed here is actually quite historic in march that there are negotiations because one no we submitted the proposal to amend the convention and also to set up a partnership on on plastic waste and that was in september last year and i think with the with the amount of interest both from governments and also from civil society and consumers to really deal with the problem of plastics which as you know was causing a lot of environmental issues around the world with birds ingesting plastics of animals in the recent research that we've seen that plastics is now found in our foods and is entering into our bodies i think countries where really this week committed to the tools to give you know the decisions for them to to address the issue of plastics not only at the country level also at the global level because as you can see that

well earlier we spoke to rolf piety executive secretary of the rotterdam and stockholm conventions at united nations environment program he has welcomed the deal. order has been agreed here is actually quite historic in march that there are negotiations because one know we submitted the proposal to amend the convention and also to set up a partnership on on plastic waste and that was in september last year and i think with the with the amount of interest both from the government and also consumer society and consumers to really deal with the problem of plastics which as you know was causing a lot of environmental issues around the world with birds ingesting plastics animals in the recent research that we've seen that plastics is now found in our foods and is entering into our bodies i think countries where really this week committed to to give you know the decisions for them to to address the issue of plastics not only at the country level most other global level because as you can see the use of plastics is not only one country but all the countries of the world . all the world's old

more added every year well that's now speak to rolf piet who's the executive secretary of the basil rotterdam and stockholm conventions at the united nations environment program he was part of that 2 week meeting in geneva joins us now from skype from there thank you so much for being with us 1st about what's been agreed today in geneva to minimize plastic waste around the world and what progress has been made or think you are or there's been a group here is actually quite historic in moment that are a little situations because when you know we submit the proposal to our men the convention analysts who will set up a partnership or on plastic toys and that was in september last year then and i think with the amount of interest books from governments and also from civil society and consumers to really deal with the problem of plastics which as you know was causing a lot of environmental issues around the world with birds ingesting plastics with animals in the recent research that we've seen that plastics is not found in our forwards that is entering into our bodies i think countries where reall

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three chemical conventions that have met over the past few weeks including the basil convention, the rotterdamvention, and the stockholm convention. of u.s. is party to none those treaties. however, the us department of state and epa show up and in the case of the basil convention, played a very negative role in trying to persuade a small handful of countries to go against the will of the majority of the countries who really plastics indress the basil convention. the u.s. played an extremely negative role. the position they vocalized in the plenary session and the contact groups that met to hash out the amendments really mirrored the positions of the plastics and the chemical industry. the american chemistry council was there representing the major petrochemical manufacturers. there were plastic waste trade companies and associations. the u.s. position was essentially the same. not t only was a disappointing, but appalling as american citizens in an international arena such as this to see the u.s. behaving so badly. amy: we want to thank you for being with us pam miller, , co-chair of the inte

the world's oceans with 8000000 more added every year hired as executive secretary of the basel rotterdam and stockholm conventions at the un environment program and he's welcome the deal. order has been agreed here is actually quite historic in march there are negotiations because well no we submitted the proposal to amend the convention and also to set up a partnership on on plastic waste and that was in september last year and i think with the with the amount of interest both from government and also consumer society and consumers to really deal with the problem of plastics which as you know was causing a lot of environmental issues around the world with birds ingesting plastics animals in the recent research that we've seen that plastics is not found in our food and is entering into our bodies i think countries where really this week committed to to give you know the decisions for them to do address the issue of plastics not only at the country level most other global level because as you can see that you saw plastics is not only one country but also countries of the world for foreign

i saw a picture the other day, a rail line from northeast china all the way to rotterdam. they are on the move. they are dominating electric vehicles. they're dominating solar. they're putting billions of dollars behind these projects, and they have a 100-year plan, van. we're in a 24-hour news cycle, and they're winning. that's the urgency that i'm bringing to this race. >> i love your passion. i know where you come from. i know that this is real to you. what can we do, though, about the robots that are coming? i mean the automation. you mentioned automation and a.i. like that's a good thing. that stuff scares the crap out of me because i don't know how we compete. >> it's scary. >> are there policies or things you would do to help? >> here's what i would do. i'll tell you a quick story. when we lost youngstown sheet and tube, which was like the world premier steel manufacturer in youngstown in the late '70s, when that went belly up, the technology in the steel mills was pre-world war i. the steel industry put their head in the sand. they ignored what was happening around

oceans with $8000000.00 more added every year well off pay it is executive secretary of the ball rotterdam and stockholm conventions at the united nations environment program he has welcomed the deal or there's been a group here is actually quite historic in moment that are of negotiations because when no we submit the proposal to our men the convention analysts will set up a partnership or on plastic toys and that was in september last year and i think with the with the amount of interest books from governments and also from civil society and consumers to really deal with the problem of plastics which as you know was causing a lot of environmental issues around the world with birds ingesting plastics with animals in the recent research that we've seen that plastics is not found in our foods that is entering into our bodies i think countries where really this week committed to pull through to give you know we did the seasons for them to to address the issue of plastics not only at the country level also at the global level because as you can see the issue of plastics is not only one countr