that's the starting point and we can begin designing a smart city based on those demands. imagine you're the mayor of the city and want to turn it into a smart city you'd have to consider the following. you need to make your city interconnected by adding census data for instance to cause a street to be able to regulate traffic or to measuring stations station throughout the town that measure levels. the smart city is usually a combination of the different urban systems that we have. for the most that means mobility systems housing systems. administrator systems energy systems education systems and so on anything affecting citizens in their everyday lives can be assigned a digital shadow. that simply collecting data is insufficient big data is no end in itself data needs to be prepared and. based on this solutions for usage and. someone is. driving restrictions when the air is. anything is possible connected spots. to build a small city one must do 3 things connected devices collect data and assess this data to find solution for the citizens but how do i benefit from the sma

solution for the citizens but how do i benefit from the smart city here. in. the city saves taxes by using resources more efficiently with the help of sensors from public spaces are only irrigated when they're too dry . garbage bins are only emptied once they're. in helsinki garbage trucks have become obsolete waste is transferred to underground collection points without noise or pollution. in rio de janeiro. aero a smartphone app is enabling residents to shape their surroundings the app smart favela creates a 3 dimensional avatar of the shantytowns when city planners come up with new ideas these can be looked at on the app and then citizens can vote on them. in palo alto in the u.s. parking lots now have sensors please notify citizens whenever a parking space is free the city's traffic is constantly recorded. smart robo cops are supposed to make do by safer the police robots are equipped with cameras and can find persons through facial recognition tech reports can be filed on a touchpad. and dry hole that ukraine citizens can view the incomes of civil serv

lucian for the citizens but how do i benefit from the smart city here. in santander spain the city saves taxes by using resources more efficiently with the help of sensors public spaces are only irrigated when they're too dry. the garbage bins are only emptied once they're full. and helsinki garbage trucks have become obsolete waste is transferred to underground collection points without noise or pollution. in rio de janeiro a smartphone app is enabling residents to shape their surroundings the app smart favela create a 3 dimensional avatar of the shantytowns when city planners come up with new ideas these can be looked at on the app and then citizens can vote on them. and palo alto in the u.s. parking lots now have sensors please notify citizens whenever a parking space is free the city's traffic is constantly recorded. smart robo cops are supposed to make do by safer the police robots are equipped with cameras and can find persons through facial recognition tech reports can be filed on a touchpad. and dry hole that ukraine citizens can view the incomes

the creation of hundreds of smart cities, the monday, india industrial corridor, the digital india program, the program to construct metros across the cities. with 14 ongoing metro projects across india. and at the u.s. has been involved either on a government to government basis, or through private participation. so the effort and outreach has to be commiserated in terms of return. i think this is something that is happening prominently, whether it is singapore investing in our national investment fund, saudi arabian sovereignty funds, or the funds from the u.k. coming in to invest in development and infrastructure, these are areas of priority and instances where deliberate businesses have been very pronounced. policyre few foreign initiatives that deserve being mentioned. relate tohem really our own neighborhood or extended neighborhood. is vital country, it that your foreign policy focuses on the environment around you. if you don't have proper outreach to your own neighbors, you simply cannot manage your relations with other partners, international partners. in that context, prime mini

also we engineer this based on swiss market strategy, small role, smart transportation and smart citiesave [indiscernible] they can help us to have a more smart features in our vehicle. after receiving the car, consumer can use software and hardware to develop something they like like the way they opened the door, music, atmosphere inside the vehicle. tom: what segment of the market are you targeting? >> high-end and middle sized. we can develop for our five vehicles, different size but all premium suv. that support us, have a strong case because the cost and investment [indiscernible] tell me about fundraising. it has become difficult for startups. how much runway do you have in terms of this? aboutaccumulate capital $5 billion already. we are planning to raise another $5 billion. tom: another 5 million renminbi in what timeframe? >> along 2020. tom: around 2020? >> we are not very rushed in fund-raising. tom: there are 500 vehicle startups in china in the looks like a bubble to many people. -- in china and it looks like a bubble to many people. when does that burst? >> maybe 2020. she

that's how i would summarize the goal of a smart city. in order to do this it's important for citizens to be able to properly explain what kind of city they'd like to live in. that's the starting point and we can begin designing a smart city based on those demands. imagine you're the mayor of the city and want to turn it into a small city you'd have to consider the following. you need to make your city interconnected by adding census data for instance to cause the streets to be able to regulate traffic or to measuring station stations throughout the town. the smart city is usually a combination of the different urban systems that we have. for the most part that means mobility systems housing system. administrators systems energy systems education systems and so on anything affecting citizens in their everyday lives can be assigned a digital shadow. that simply collecting data is patient big data is no end in itself data needs to be prepared. for usage you can be. driving restrictions when the air is. anything is possible interconnected spo

that's how i would summarize the goal of a smart city. n order to do this it's important for citizens to be able to properly explain what kind of city they'd like to live in. that's the starting point and we can begin designing a smart city based on those demands. imagine you're the mayor of the city and want to turn it into a small city you have to consider the following. you need to make your city interconnected by adding census data for instance to cars or streets to be able to regulate traffic or to measuring stations stations throughout the. city is usually a combination of the different urban systems that we have. for the most part that means mobility systems housing system. of systems energy systems education systems and so on anything affecting citizens in their everyday lives can be assigned a digital shadow. that simply collecting data is. big data is no end in itself data needs to be prepared. for usage you can be. driving restrictions when the air is. anything is possible interconnected spots. to build a small city one must do

being collected here is only being used for things like traffic pollution things to make the city a smart city but they actually issued a statement about this bluetooth locator because it became so controversial after all this speculation and they said that the company that makes it is actually a local small enterprise based in hong kong that is implying that they're not going to be sending this information to china so they want to quell protesters fears that what's being collected in these boxes there's 50 of them are supposed to be $350.00 soon that this is not being sent to mainland china which is at the root of these protests that they're afraid that beijing has too much control over hong kong and is there any evidence that the hong kong government is hiding something else well of course it depends on how much you believe the hong kong government now these modules these cameras the lamp posts you can see here are set up they could be monsters surveillance devices they have all the technology like this bluetooth locator the government said that they're being transparent that this is only be

at rapid development we're looking at you know energy transition we're looking at things like smart cities we definitely need to integrate and we've been we've been developing policy. industrial pollution remains a serious challenge but businesses are beginning to step up say cámara of the confederation of indian industry while investor realizes that we do cause a bit of this problem a lot of them are coming up and say how can i be a part of the solution and this change we only see in the last one year that. the government is betting big on moving to the no vehicle emission standards in 2020 but this hasn't come without challenges for the auto industry which is already struggling with some of the worst sales figures in recent years the time given to us what extremely small in 3 years' time we are supposed to be from. internationally countries have taken anything would be in it would been used to describe the work meanwhile citizens are opting for private solutions to a public problem this chemist tells us that his sales of reading a parrot us have been booming. mosques and their lives are

. >> they got sold on flashy and new and smart city and they didn't take the time to think of the people who are actually going to have to live through the testing. >> the levels of exposure are too low to pose any potential harm. the city says it will make sure fcc rules are followed and the counsel is expected to talk about 5g technology next week. >>> a top executive from a big box retailer is making an apology. dianne king hall has that report in cbs money watch this morning. >> we'll start with stocks after starting the session higher yesterday wall street lost ground. the dow slid 120. nasdaq fell 26. s&p 500 lost 9. millions of dollars to settle thousands of claims tied to the opioid crisis. the first federal trial is scheduled to start. purdue is the maker. >>> and an executive for hardware retailer lowe's is apologizing for controversial comments he made that sparked employee outrage. lowe's. the washington post says the comments were made in a video presentation that was broadcast to lowe's employees. he realized the comment was careless and ignorant. >> apparently americans wi

several small and big reforms have been introduced to process a selection of smart cities. every time when the government announces a scheme, the beneficiary units for the districts or states now will have to compete. it is not just because of your political allegiance to a government that you will be awarded those kind of benefits, no more. you are to compete. there is a sector kind of format in which you are to prove you can, you are able to take advantage of whatever government provide you and don't take over that. this is again rising about parties, something very important. the prime minister has been emphasizing on policy agreements. where policies are in place in the light of the policies you have rules and regulations, and when rules and regulations are there, discretion based having the space for discretion based is to that extent many minds. when there's no discretion, naturally corruption is arrested and before this again is very important. on the social front as i said, there is definitely something -- where the ratio has increased. it was a state which was infa

it will be where the smart cities will be built on. it's a whole new streaming system that huawei really can't be a part of. charles: you talked about the idea that when we make these deals, you dealt with china. you understand china better than anyone else. >> yeah. charles: you suffered some personal financial losses or losses for your client there. >> actually, we've shorted china. in 2009 we certainly found that there was fraud, pervasive fraud. charles: that was always, everyone knew that, right? everyone talked about if you do business in china there will be fraud. you have to grease palms of local officials and state officials, always businesses accepted that. >> they were listed here on the u.s. exchanges. people thought if you are listed on the u.s. exchanges you're audited by the big four and the sec. you're governed by sarbanes-oxley and pcob looking at you from compliance perspective and you know, you will be accountable. the fact is you're not accountable. it is not illegal in china to steal from a u.s. citizen. my firm ex

little debate over putting transmitters in neighborhoods we got sold out of flashy and new and smart city and and they didn't take time i think the people who are actually going to have to lose the testing unlike traditional cell phone transmitters which are often on buildings or towers. >>5 g cell sites are placed on polls near homes and businesses so the city commission an independent study led by u c davis professor gerald bush for these are very low levels of exposure. he says the fcc sets guidelines for exposure to sell signals. the sec is supposed to protect us and we don't really feel like. their guidelines protect us as is a professor bush for says that the sacramento sites do not pose a health risk of any nature that they tested well below the safety limits in fact he says the safety standard is set 50 times below a level that's potentially harmful to our health even if you are to exceed the threshold. >>and to do that you would have the antenna would have to climb up the pole and grab a hold of intended second medal has turned on the world's first commercial 5 g network. >>but m

>>flashy and new and smart city and and they didn't take the time to think of the people who are actuallytest. >>now a radiology expert says the sites do not pose a health risk of any nature. the city council is expected to take up the issue next week. first time ever students in california can go to a 2 year community college for free. this after state lawmakers approved an expansion of the california college program. governor gavin newsome promoted that program at the can sum this river college in sacramento on tuesday. the perk is for first-time full-time students. the state budget estimates 33,000 students will be eligible. the governor says the program is an effort to make higher education. more accessible. >>but we want to make that mindset some of the mindset you get an education not just through high school. now you can get that to you here degree and now you have to your future. >>california has the largest community college system in the country and governor newsom says that he aims to now work toward addressing college costs that go beyond tuition. speaking of college the colle

clearly, 5g networks will demand better security because more and more use cases for edge, for smart cities are going to emerge on 5g networks and we must do a better job delivering security as the world puts more and more of their lives, their social networks, their health networks, their financial data on our network, we have to do a better job. >> yeah, and certainly a topic we have been discussing and i'm sure we'll discuss more. pat, thanks for joining us today. >> thank you so much >> we still have mike santoli here at post 9 with us mike, as we finish out the hour here, it looks like the dow is at, what, fresh session lows down about 458 points here how would you -- >> keeps sagging lower not getting any clearance from the bond market to have too much of a bounce just yet it still seems very kind of incremental and measures and kind of a heavy action right now. obviously, we have given up the gains for the week they're slightly negative on the week, about 2% up from the august lows in the s&p 500 right now. i think that's the frame we want to look at this in is this going to be anoth

infrastructure and the smart city concept where i.t. infrastructure can provide surveillance opportunities for security forces is being actively pursued by a number of important partners in the region. we have been very actively involved with our interagency partners to explain the risks and, i.e. security force level, the partners, they get it and they have been able, in some cases, to articulate that to their leadership to slow or stop some projects. but, they turned to us and say what is our alternative? they mention about the money, as the senator mentioned at some point, you do need resources. they say they will all need i.t. infrastructure, what is the alternative that we can provide? on a mill to mill level we are working on important security cooperation packages with cyber com. some of our first ever security cooperation packages with partners that have asked almost everywhere we go, the partners want to do more in this area. we have made to visit to do some assessments and with the support of congress we will come forward with

at rapid development we're looking at you know energy transition we're looking at things like smart cities we definitely need to integrate and within within development policy. industrial pollution remains a serious challenge but businesses are beginning to step up say seem a road out of the confederation of indian industry while investor realizes that we do cause a bit of this problem a lot of them are coming up and say how can i be a part of the solution and this change we only see in the last one year that. the government is betting big on moving to clean over the eco emission standards in 2020 but this hasn't come without challenges for the auto industry which is already struggling with some of the worst sales figures in recent years the time given to us what extremely small in previous time we're supposed to be from. internationally countries have taken anything would be in it but then you will describe the work meanwhile citizens are opting for private solutions to a public problem this chemist tells us that his sales of breeding a parrot us have been booming. mosques and nebulizers

we engineered this vehicle transportation and smart cities. this architecture can help us to have more smart features on our vehicles. they can use our software and hardware to provide some things. >> what segment of the market are you targeting with this vehicle? >> high-end and middle sized remain vehicles. we can develop about four or five vehicles of different sizes for all premium suvs or sedans. >> tell me about fundraising, it has become more difficult for many of the startups in this space. how much runway do you have in terms of fundraising? capitalcumulated the already. we plan to raise another 5 billion. >> another 5 billion within what time frame? >> around 2020. >> 2020? >> yes. >> there are around 500 electric vehicle startups in china. it looks like a bubble to many people. when does that burst? about realre talking , somepment in this area are just in the company scope. on the other hand, the ice transfer into the new energy vehicle is a big chance. >> tesla is planning to start them this year. i have seen this during my career

base stations by the end of the year you know and was made at the smart china expo transmitters will be installed in 50 cities debt ridden british travel group thomas cook has agreed to a $1000000000.00 rescue it will be carved up between chinese investor from sun and lenders but the bailout is bad for the 2 operators shareholders their stock will effectively be wiped out and yahoo is ending the sale of ivory on its auction website in japan the company has been on the pressure from environmentalists who had previously denied online sales were contribution to the ivory mark and. turning street lights into charging points for electric cars masts inner city charging stations powered by the sun and giant battery storage facilities just a few german ideas that are powering the future of electric mobility altec near finished. with a battery of alexa to you as electric car needs charging she goes to the old gas light outside her company start up you betray city has converted it into a charging station its purpose built smart charger cable includes an electricity meter and a sim it's part of germany's clean air proje

>>> finding trouble on the rails from the north bay smart train. how the citiessystem feel about more taxes while they wait for the train to arrive. >>> a new four-legged staff member in the contra costa das office. what a two year old lab named bear has been trained to do to help prosecutors. this might be the cutest thing you will see all day. high school sweethearts would always wear matching alphas. more than six decades later they are still going strong. tina shows us the fashion duo.>> reporter: it is one thing to match on your wedding day. francis and rosemary have been matching for 67 almost 68 years. celebrating their anniversary next month. they have been singing for almost segment seven decades. >>> every note and every outfit harmonize. >>> my mother brought us matching t-shirts in high school. i picked them out. we matched ever since.>> reporter: francis and rosemary met in junior high and auburn washington. >>> i thought she was the cutest little thing when she came into our town. by the time we were seniors we started going together. about at 19 th

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where the government setting up these kind of smart streetlights and in our city there are comes on this kind of like streetlights and then these kind of can be equipped with ai technology can recognize our faces and when we were captured by this cams then we will be under surveillance of the government but some on the pro-government side don't understand why the protesters are not yet satisfied i have been trying to to find now what it is you know something like that extradition bit we want to say i want to extradition bill is right. even if you say is wrong is now gone so why are we why is hong kong's 2 on the go in all this term war despite the government and protesters role the media has also played a major part in the movement at the forefront since day one principal reporter from the local stan news described his struggle as a journalist and i seem to be. to a free society and where my seems to have some 70 degree of freedom to express. things getting. worse and suspecting it to get even worse because. according to some reports. chinese officials when they evaluate what happened fr

smart asset ranking dog friendly cities placing las vegas in the top slot.y looked at walk score concentration of dog parks and the number of dog friendly restaurants. an amazon's alexa has created puppy items. >> i am marc liverman in new york city, it's always good to see you. >>> and san francisco ranked number three. >> all right. >>> a case out of this world this morning as nasa investigates the first possible crime in space. >>> the heat is on for the area with above average temperatures. i am tracking what is left of tropical storm ivo and how it will impact our weather coming up . >>> if you are using this bridge to cross into or out of san francisco, visibility will be an issue, but not on the other bridges. i have the commute times ahead. >>> good monday morning to you. it is 5:43. this is a look north and you can see the clouds and fog rolling in through the golden gate gap and into the bay. through the afternoon, above average temperatures and we do have a spare the air alert coming up. >>> and honoring the people killed in the recent mass shooti

. >> now smart trash stations across the city, lisa amin gulezian tells us why they're called big bellyh is somebody else's problem. farther from a trash can, more likely you are to litter. with that in mind, city hall has taken another approach to cleaning up city neighborhoods. >> welcome up acting mayor, supervisor of district 5, natalie brown. >> wait a minute, i want to hug this. >> reporter: mayor enjoying time off, supervisor brown introduced new crash receptacles in attempt to change bad habits. solar powered and using sensors can compact as it fills up, holds up to three times amount of garbage. big belly. >> totally full, notifies anybody with the app to come out here and dump it real quick. >> reporter: eliminate the ability to cans, end up on the ground. >> don't have case of someone going through the garbage and leaving it all over, complaint i hear all the time. >>. >> reporter: also means that people who collect recyclables will have to find them elsewhere, japantown obtained four. grace is with the benefit district. >> see that, maybe starts a domino effect. >> reporter:

. >>> smart trains stopping short of his goal. how cities are reacting to the prospects of more taxes. to see the rail service arrived. >>> the daring mission to pluck a crew from a sinking ship. >>> ♪ ♪ new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. z33kxz zi0z y33kxy yi0y >>> a former baseball star the latest victim of san francisco's car break-in epidemic. it cost him an eye-popping amount of stuff. alex rodriguez known as a-rod parked his suv on the 400 block of brandon. wrap dinner after the giants game against the phillies. a burglar smashed the window and stole an estimated half $1 million worth of jewelry and electronics from inside. witnesses say they knew something big was up because of the massive police response. what looked like an ordinary car break-in. >>> appeals court rejected a former college football players attempt to get paid for his time on the field. from university of southern california lemar dawson to the ncaa for wages and overtime arguing college athletes should be treated as emp

quinton district we'll go with that when the government setting up these kind of smart street lights you know and in our city there are comes all of this kind of like street lights and then these kind of can be. equipped with ai technology can recognize our faces and when we were captured by this can stand we will be under surveillance of the government but some on the pro-government side don't understand why the protesters are not yet satisfied i have been trying to to find know what it is you know something like that extradition bit we want to say i want to extradition bill is right. even if you say is wrong is not gone so why are we why is hong kong's to hold this term or despite the government in protesters role the media has also played a major part in the movement at the forefront since day one principal reporter from the local stan news described his struggle as a journalist and i seem to be this new. society. where my seems to have some 70 degree of freedom of press about. getting. worse and suspecting it to get even worse because. according to some reports. chinese officials when the evaluate what h

goes to the old gas light outside her company start up you betray city has converted it into a charging station its purpose built smart charger cable includes an electricity meter and a simca it's part of germany's clean air project which supports ideas for a lecture mobility in 90 german towns with the worst emissions. in the projects that were selected were focused on quickly making electrum ability available in cities especially in the suburbs in order to then publish research on the f.x. their activities have had it on a city's climate. hats that's a subject which has caught the attention of these chinese students from beijing they suffer under appalling smaug back home so china is pushing hard to expand electrum ability. and. it's also. in china something has being placates in china so side take. and suchlike charge. we also have a. difference between i think china. and this way. you tricity is only one of the $150.00 companies at the berlin campus european energy forum also called europe which are involved in electro ability and sustainable energy it includes germany's largest electro charging station it offers

vision of cities and innovative street designs, and policies and practices whether it is transit priority, or vision zero design, street design, or really advocating for a fair and equitable smart new mobility policy for the city in practice. ed is a fierce advocate, as you all know for all transit in the region and beyond. he has been working regionally to advocate for funding and for all the core capacity needs of our region. he has been leading at the national level, on transit, and also as president of merritt to -- also as the president of nacto. there has been a following of your leadership and of the city 's good work, and i feel like that impact with the vision zero work is exciting to see, and giving how pressing -- given how pressing that work is. you have helped these multiagency initiatives, the transportation sustainability project, and a whole host of capital projects. of course, central subway, market street, then nest, and all those good things and more to come. thank you for your commitment to san francisco and to our industry, and for your leadership. although you have arguably the toughest job in the city, you have always stayed optimistic, and somehow made t

six-story complex will be built on third street and lincoln avenue, close to the city's transit center and downtown smart train station. here is a look at what the complex will look like. it will have stores and restaurants on the ground floor along with more than 120 residential parking spaces. the complex will also have 12 affordable housing units. >>> now to a follow-up, san francisco's planning commission is giving the green light to a long-term safe parking site for people living in their rvs and cars. if supervisors pass it next month, it would be located near the balboa park b.a.r.t. station on highway 280. the safe overnight parking pilot program could launch at the site for one year as early as november. the lot is expected to serve up to 33 people. >>> new for you this morning, b.a.r.t.'s latest reported upgrades have nothing to do with actual trains but may be just as important for commuters. if you've ridden b.a.r.t. you've experienced the platform sign telling you the train is 12 minutes away that never actually arrives because it's been canceled or rerouted. some riders call it a ghost trai

democrats are never charged with failures of the cities and state that is they manage, why doesn't one of those debate moderators say, hey, you're so smartr state like california, how come homeless there is worse than anywhere else in the country. maria: didn't have a problem with the president pointing out what's going on in baltimore on cummings. >> in new york we've had reform, political competition, you see what's happened in baltimore, one-party rule. maria: quick break, slamming the brakes, president trump going after car companies over rollback of fuel efficiency standards, risky business, mortgage market opening to questionable borrowers, how it could affect the housing market, more after this. stay with us. this was me before liberty mutucustomized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. and this is me now! any physical changes to this man's appearance are purely coincidental. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ maria: welcome back president trump calling out auto executives for putting brakes on emission. ford, founder of ford motor company and general motors are rolling over willing to

and if you really want to focus it, be smart, have these big trash booms near the city centers.we lose much more of it, as well. and if you want to be even smarter, stop it before it gets to the coast. you know, have some rubbish traps at rivers that feed out into the mouth of the ocean, or further upstream, even. you know, i think the analogy that you hear often is, "if you've got a flood in the bathtub, you're not going to go just get a bunch of towels and try to keep cleaning it up, because it's still flooding over. you really need to turn off the tap," right? >> alfonsi: people that we spoke to said, "this is like trying to mop up a flooded bathroom, but leaving the tap on." >> slat: i think humanity can do more than one thing at the same time. and, you know, if your bathroom is over-flooding, i'm still pretty happy that the mop exists. and eventually we need to mop it up, right? >> alfonsi: slat has spent months working to overcome those early failures, and an updated device is now back in the garbage patch. he says he's hopeful that this time, it will work. when we come ba

. >>> the smart trash receptacles f popping up around the city. >>> good morning on this wednesday, august 28th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >>> temperatures will taper a little bit. that will be the forecast again tomorrow. got a little more sea breeze. napa gusting to 23, fairfield to 29. that's going to help take some of the heat out of the air. more cloud cover out of the morning commute. pier 15, looking back through downtown, 57 degrees in san francisco. 57 to 63, our 7:00 temperatures. low to mid 60s at the coast. back to low 60s during the evening hours. going from 75 to 80. you'll feel more comfort in our inland neighborhoods. talk more humidity coming up. >>> we have a new accident, our first motorcycle crash this morning. injuries have been reported. it's going to slow things down. it's antioch westbound past hillcrest. it looks like at least one of the lanes is blocked so traffic is heavy now approaching the scene. we've also got some slow and go traffic as you continue through pittsburg into concord on westbound 4. drive time anti