that's another reason the schreiber's wanted to come here . he goes to. niger is the least developed country in the world system works there. under the most difficult conditions it would also work in places where things are pretty easy as it. occurred but first there are a few hurdles to overcome. the main road into the village is too narrow. it takes some careful maneuvering to get the truck into position. to get bored. if it yeah they come home to fix all. the deep sand is another obstacle. nothing they try seems to work. the tires continue to spin uselessly. hours later they haven't made much progress. they still haven't managed to get the truck to level ground where the container can be offloaded. toward evening it becomes clear they'll have to come up with another plan. they drive one hundred metres further to a better spot but this land isn't publicly owned. by the green tech team has to wait while the village chief helps determine who owns this stretch of land. and there is another problem. the biggest office but i'm really just prepared to cut dow

for thorsten schreiber it was a life changing experience. and a lot of angles of it he was so proud of the power generator which had maybe a ten percent efficiency rate it used one hundred seventy thousand liters of bees in the day just imagine that's how our project. thorsten and aida's idea has become an award winning startup with thirty five employees. it's the first time the company has ventured into niger which is one of the world's poorest countries. the village of is to be their local pilot project in niger but they're hoping it will be just the beginning. it's a risky and expensive venture for greentech to the company had hoped to receive some german development aid. things which he plays or we receive so many awards but when it comes to funding for a country like maija for example we get turned down. one rejection after the next it's upsetting. project we have a great project and we want to create change we want to help make it possible for people in niger to stay there rather than feel. we've developed a great solution and we hope

causing schreiber takes a look. the economy starts or maybe. the clinic here has eight panels from the shop so the company. they're still fine but company bird feces from the pigeons that roost here. that's why they don't provide enough power down in the clinic. the panels need to be kept clean and they might want to install some nails or something to keep the pigeons from being here. then the panels will provide more energy. to take care of the technology downstairs. and. the container can finally be unloaded. once again it's perception work. for people in remote regions of africa solar units like this could be a godsend poor countries don't have the resources to connect remote regions to the energy grid. only one percent of villages in niger have electricity and the development opportunities that bring. the impaired to the diesel engines now in use each solar container also cut c o two emissions by fifty tonnes a year. the shrivers and green tech shareholders are financing i'm a little solar installation over the next ten years they'll try to

ada schreiber is thorsten's wife. she's originally from mali and helped found africa greentech the project has become their life's work the two co-founders are a well practiced team. africa and she's africa i'm greentech you know. so. everyone knows germans build at machines and we africans we have the sun. so the two of us on repairing those two good things together most of. thorsten first got to know and love africa and visits to mali with aida the couple have three children and enjoy travelling. in two thousand and fourteen they were invited to visit mali's largest diesel power plant it helped supply electricity to the capital bamako the sixty year old plant is inefficient and produces high levels of pollution. for thorsten tribe or it was a life changing experience. when the lot of unsourced both of you were so proud of the power generator which had maybe a ten percent efficiency rate it used one hundred seventy thousand liters of diesel a day just imagine that's how our project. thorsten and aida's idea has becom

>> i thought schreiber, yes. >> reporter: but where would he find this schreiber?oug went back to sandra's interview. when asked about detective wyatt about tom's friend, sandra said the boys were once work buddies. >> met him at target when they worked together. >> reporter: detective dove crisscrossed southern california, searching through the employment records of every target store for a guy named schreiber. but nobody had ever heard of him. >> we were starting to come to the end of our rope. we were getting to a dead end there. >> reporter: that was about the time jack's daughter sherry began getting strange packages in the mail from sandra, who said they were keepsakes jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> little boxes of like ashtrays. his bowling ball bag. a bunch of junk. just weird stuff that just kept coming. >> reporter: which seemed designed to provoke exactly the reaction the sisters felt. >> hatred. more than i had before. >> reporter: sandra seemed to be telling them she'd beaten them, got away with it, won the game. >> we just said, are w

>> i thought schreiber, yes. >> reporter: but where would he find this schreiber?a's interview and unearthed one more clue. when asked about detective wyatt about tom's friend, sandra said the boys were once work buddies. >> met him at target when they worked together. >> reporter: so detective dove crisscrossed southern california, searching through the employment records of every target store for a guy named schreiber. but nobody had ever heard of him. >> we were starting to come to the end of our rope. we were getting to a dead end there. >> reporter: that was about the time jack's daughter sherry began getting strange packages in the mail from sandra, who said they were keepsakes jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> little boxes of like ashtrays. his bowling ball bag. just a bunch of junk. just weird stuff that just kept coming. >> reporter: which seemed designed to provoke exactly the reaction the sisters felt. >> hatred. more than i had before. >> reporter: sandra seemed to be telling them she'd beaten them, got away with it, won the game. >> we ju

>> i thought schreiber, yes. >> reporter: but where would he find this schreiber?g went back to sandra's interview. when asked about detective wyatt about tom's friend, sandra said the boys were once work buddies. >> met him at target when they worked together. >> reporter: detective dove crisscrossed southern california, searching through the employment records of every target store for a guy named schreiber. but nobody had ever heard of him. >> we were starting to come to the end of our rope. we were getting to a dead end there. >> reporter: that was about the time jack's daughter sherry began getting strange packages in the mail from sandra, who said they were keepsakes jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> little boxes of like ashtrays. his bowling ball bag. a bunch of junk. just weird stuff that just kept coming. >> reporter: which seemed designed to provoke exactly the reaction the sisters felt. >> hatred. more than i had before. >> reporter: sandra seemed to be telling them she'd beaten them, got away with it, won the game. >> we just said, are we

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explains why the senate will lock up any proposal that does not have a real chance of passing the schreiber and. yes a presidential should mature in other words president donald trump says he will reject any short term budget that doesn't include five billion dollars to build a wall between mexico and the u.s. something democrats oppose earlier on thursday trump blamed the democrats for the impasse quote the shutdown is only because of the two thousand and twenty presidential election the democrats know they can't win based on all the achievements of trump so they are going all out on the desperately needed wall and border security and presidential harassment for them strictly politics analysts say this does not bode well for the eight hundred thousand federal employees who aren't getting paid and for the millions at risk of not getting emergency food aid health care or other services provided by the federal government we don't just have divided government the president of one party and the house of representatives of another party but we also have divided congress where the house and senat

members serve with distinction, on the k-12 innovative education task force, representative cindy schreiber-beck and senator don schaible, and on the task force for higher education governance, representative mike nathe and shannon roers jones, and senators brad bekkedahl and joan heckaman. thank you all for your service on these task forces. [applause] in addition, we supported establishing the k-12 innovation academy. this partnership between public entities and private philanthropy supplies concrete strategies for transforming education while also creating a statewide network to advance best practices and community-led initiatives. we've also expanded opportunities for communication, collaboration and meaningful engagement with each of the sovereign tribal nations within our borders. our indian affairs commission hosted two well-attended conferences this past year on strengthening government to government relationships and partnerships bringing together tribal leaders, federal, state, and local officials. thanks to the legislature, lt. governor sanford, tax commissioner ryan rauschenberger, i

explains why the senate will not take up any proposal that does not have a real chance of passing the schreiber and. you know during a presidential shouldn't your in other words president donald trump says he will reject any short term budget that doesn't include five billion dollars to build a wall between mexico and the u.s. something democrats oppose earlier on thursday trump blamed the democrats for the impasse quote the shutdown is only because of the two thousand and twenty presidential election the democrats know they can't win based on all the achievements of trump so they are going all out on the desperately needed wall and border security and presidential harassment for them strictly politics analysts say this does not bode well for the eight hundred thousand federal employees who aren't getting paid and for the millions at risk of not getting emergency food aid health care or other services provided by the federal government we don't just have divided government the president of one party and the house of representatives of another party but we also have divided congress where the ho

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