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joining us is the vice chairman of the blackstone private wealth solutions group.yron, thanks for coming to the phone. >> well, you know, it's an important time in the market and a lot of people are nervous about it >> so let's talk about that. when you talk about a full point, are you talking this quarter, talking u.s., china, global growth, what? >> global growth global growth right now, carl, is projected to be greater than 3% if this continues, and maybe even if it only continues for another month, you could knock that down below 3% to something in the 2s. the two biggest contributors to global growth are china, because it was growing at 6%, and now it looks like it's going to grow at 5%, and the u.s. if china loses 1% of growth at 12% of the world economy, that's going to have an impact around the world. so the longer that this is going on before it is controlled, the more impact it will have on the global economy >> how about for u.s.? goldman is talking 0.4%, maybe, in q1. what do you think? >> yeah. i think a half a point -- based on what i've seen right he

there are innovative solutions coming forward. nonprofit groups, maybe some of the manufacturers themselves. hopefully over the next 6-8 issue,it is a bipartisan we will be able to get bipartisan support for reducing these costs and making sure there are suppliers when the shortages identified seek and get medication you need. i'm sympathetic to the fact that you require a brand-name drug. i have medications in my clinic that were forfeited and they required a brand-name drug to get the results. we should make sure those costs are driven down. the most recent trade agreement helps us out a little bit in that area as well as hopefully the whole issue of getting lower drug costs. there is bipartisan support for that. the senate health committee has almost all of the same things we had in hr three but it would limit increases going forward for a lot of folks. work has been done on increasing competition in the generic marketplace. to prevent these one-off rates we are talking about. we have passed all of those bills out of energy and commerce on the

government is touting a new chinese funded down project in the nation's north as a solution to the water woes but a boxy group say it will also displace $25000.00 indigenous people and destroy many hector's of forest land the river has always run through the share a modern mountain range in northern philippines but a controversial dam project could change its course forever. up ahead is the planned construction site for the call you walk down and all along this forest policy or a big tunnel will be built and you have to imagine that all around us will be submerged under more than 60 metres of water washing away communities like this one the village of. those closest to the dam site here are the indigenous dumaguete people who have lived alongside peasant farmers for generations signs opposing the down abound. well. he said. i don't agree with the day. especially if it's going to destroy the sources of our income. i come across coconut trees. build the down at the expense of all families livelihood. it may well serve others. but what's about sauce only by the bottom of. the dam is meant to secure water supply

there are innovative solutions coming forward by nonprofit groups, by some of the manufacturers themselves. hopefully over this next six, eight months, and to the earlier caller's point and yours, this is a bipartisan issue, a democrat and republican issue. we'll be able to get bipartisan support for reducing these costs so you can get the medication you need. and again, i'm very sympathetic to the fact that you actually require a brand name drug. i had many patients in my clinic, they were four-footed, and they required a brand name drug to get best results. we should make sure those costs are driven down. the most recent trade agreement helps us a little bit, believe it or not, in that area, as well as hopefully the whole issue of getting to lower drug costs. there is bipartisan support for that. the senate health committee has what we had in hr 3 except for the negotiating piece, but it would limit increases going forward. the senate committee did good work to prevent these one-off raises in the generic marketplace you're talking about. there's a lot of bipartisan support out there to f

groups. so you have you correspondingly solution is standing by for us in poll where that meeting has been taking place good evening to you and so what's come out of this meeting well as you said france is going to send another $220.00 soldiers on top of the $4000.00 soldiers that are already in the countries they also going to set up a common command structure to coordinate between the g. 5 so how are different military forces and the dot com the french force and also they said that they would concentrate more on the 3 countries new share and book enough hours of this area where most of the attacks are happening and also what we heard tonight was a renewed commitment by the african states to the fight against terrorism that was what in my car had been asking for because the resentment among people in these countries against the foreign forces the french forces and their presence in these countries is growing especially as you said the violence is going up there more attacks happening more people dying so more troops will have any effect on the violence that has been reported in the region. well

have been named and i think now everything possible must be done to find a solution together with the country's citizens group on board that plane to clarify told the situation in iran was indeed in the spotlight during the meeting between angela merkel and vladimir putin even though this meeting mine the 1st one in the kremlin between the 2 with the past 5 years had been prearranged back in december so way before the tragic events in iraq but these events they have brought into the spotlight the reality of a major conflict in the middle east as he has been showcased so vividly by iran and the united states of america sold leaders talked about all sorts of things like syria like libya and vladimir putin has talked about what sort of consequences a war in the middle east could have not just for the countries involved not just for the middle east itself but also globally you're to look at a stroke when you do i hope very much that we will avoid large scale military conflicts in the middle east if it comes to that it would be a disaster not only for the region much but the whole world is for them to use for inst

hope this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution, that we are here to help community groupsmendous successes like we are celebrating today. >> the women began squatting in the house in november and stayed there until last week when sheriff's deputies enforced a judge's order to evict them. >>> a historic moment this week in washington. we are now just hours away from the beginning of president trump's senate impeachment trial. the president left tonight for switzerland to attend the world economic forum. as for the trial, we now know what form it will take. each side will get a total of 24 hours over two days to present their case. that will be followed by 16 hours of questions from there senators. democrats have been pushing to call additional witnesses. >> a trial where there's no evidence, no existing record, and no new evidence, no witnesses, no documents, that isn't a trial at all. it's a cover-up. >> the debate on witnesses will likely come up later in the trial with a vote. democrats would need four republicans to side with them if they are to subpoena witnesses. abc7

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are here to help community groups achieved remendous successes like we're celebrating to that. >>now outside a city hal today on the moms for housing, the women who are in that spoke to the ress and said they're very happy about this arrangement where just happy we're ready to to my mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. this moment does not and with us with that house a magnolia street who are not stopped organizing and fighting until all on house shelter has sheltered. now as for when ey might be allowed to move back into the house we understand it could take some time to close this the sale and then also the house needs some work that's not ready to be occupied have to figure out. >>and going to pay for repairs on the home when all of that is done the women say they hope to move back into the house and eventually use it as a se of operations to try to help other people find housing here in the city of oakland to bufor now in the east bay charles cliffd kron 4 news. >>on this federal holiday today sc

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are here to help community groups achieved tremendous successes like we're celebrating today. >>now outside a city hall today onthe moms for housing, the women who are in that spoke to the press and said they're very happy about this aangement where just happy we're ready to to my mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. this moment does not and with us with that house a magnolia street who are not stopped organizing and fighting until all on house folks last shelter has shelterednow as for when they might be allowed to move back into the house we time to close this the sale e and then also the house needs some work that's noready to be occupied, so have to figure out. >>who was going to pay for repairs on home when all of that is done the women say they hope to move back into the house and eventuly use it as a base of operations to housing here in the city of oakland to but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news so how did we get to this deal, let take a look at the timeline back in novemb

hope this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution, that we are here to help community groups achieve tremendous successes like we are celebrating today. >> the women began squatting in the house in november and stayed there until last week when sheriff's deputies enforced a judge's order to evict them. >>> a historic moment this week in washington. we are now just hours away from the beginning of president trump's senate impeachment trial. the president left tonight for switzerland to attend the world economic forum. as for the trial, we now know what form it will take. each side will get a total of 24 hours over two days to present their case. that will be followed by 16 hours of questions from there senators. democrats have been pushing to call additional witnesses. >> a trial where there's no evidence, no existing record, and no new evidence, no witnesses, no documents, that isn't a trial at all. it's a cover-up. >> the debate on witnesses will likely come up later in the trial with a vote. democrats would need four republicans to side with them if they are to subpoena wit

. >> i will be very quick but to go back to your comment that there is a solution this interagency group works on throughout the summer with the important legislation of fentanyl related substances. as the administration we came out with an active role solutions to address all of their concerns by the research community. >> share that in whatever help you need and to be consistent with a 1961 convention on the treaty to register research grade marijuana as long as they agreed to only distribute with written approval but you say that testimony has changed course. and the department of justice and then to be consistent. >> i cannot get into too many details with this process we are engaged in right now with omb. >> get that to me as quickly as you can. >> i appreciate it. >> and to the committee. can you provide any additional rationale to evaluate the statement beyond the volume of the applicant pool? >> the size of the applicant pool is on the single greatest issues we try to contend with to meet the statutory text at which we were to evaluate manufacturers schedule one spinnaker happy t

entrepreneurs on the other hand think this could provide a solution to one of the country's big problems unreliable power supply mohammed is a company group that manufactures a range of products including shoes if there's a power cut the machine stopped working and then the electricity has to be generated using diesel that comes with an unpleasant side effect. from the north. through the. router there is a. major fault for truth of the machine which for their part trying to sneak. that. only around half of ethiopia's 100000000 people are connected to the power grid blackouts are frequent even in the capital addis ababa the government hopes the dam will change that it wants to drive ethiopia's economy forward to transform it into an industrial nation and a key player on the global scene. to give. even keeping the african free trade agreement is going to be in place. and renewable energy from the hydro power down could make something happen if the project goes to plan the government is even hoping to export surface electricity an extra boost to ethiopia's growing economy. hong kong protest movement hasn't only divided people along political

one of the biggest doctor groups i think the solution is getting people to have a doctor they trust. and if you don't get a dr. you trust for cheap and it's hard to do it's in here this can coach you and curbside consults taking you in the direction you want to be that makes it easier save us a ton of money deal with the obesity crisis if we deal with that there is no health care crisis. >> you can't even talk about it it's politicized immediately. >> the idea of using technology to make any system you love less -- more affordable and better quality can't be lost in the political discourse that's a democrat and republican issue and because it's american opportunity we should drive the planet. >> i'm going torway jog now. >> put him on a ticket. >> let him do something else else check the box. >> dr. oz a pleasure to have you on "fast money." >> congrats on all you do all my buddies texting me get brian's signature get a picture with him why do they say that. >> brian sullivan, right >> and by the way, we're doing a picture in the commercial break. dr. oz thank you very much. >>> we g

it's a very active space right now, with multiple groups trying to come up with a solution.avels these days internationally for work and pleasure. if you look ahead for the next few weeks and months, what would you see the forecast for the spread of this to be?” would you see the forecast for the spread of this to be? i think it's difficult to predict right now. it is something that is change on the ground day by day. it could start to tail off ina ground day by day. it could start to tail off in a matter of weeks. that would be, you know, a good outcome, 01’ we would be, you know, a good outcome, or we could see that slowly it sta rts or we could see that slowly it starts to spread and we see it dispersing to other parts of the world. looking forward, we don't know whether there would be a second wave that might occur next winter, and certainly to be prepared for that would be very sensible. are you confident the chinese are doing everything they can? have they been as open with the scientific community as they could be, and have they been getting onto this quickly enough?

military committed committed to me so that of both parties on the ground groups realize that there is only a political solution and not a military one and they've given us their names have appointed there as entities to the military commission so it's not an anonymous invitation that mr salami has to send out he knows the participants he has their names this is the 1st step in the direction of the operationalization of the process. that was the most important thing to achieve in order to get closer to a lasting cease fire mr pinkas. just a question because the importance of the agreement on the oil resources that was one of the important reasons why there was money available at all to purchase weapons how do you want to make sure that the militias. renounce the control of the oil fields and the oil facilities and installations and mr secretary-general a question addressed to you where do you see a pound for the europeans in the upcoming steps do you. expect the europeans to take over the matter of monitoring such a ceasefire do you think of others for such a task that you think that you have or perhaps to focu

entrepreneurs on the other hand think this could provide a solution to one of the country's stake problems unreliable power supply no home is a company group that manufactures of range of products including shoes if there's a power cut the machines stop working and then the electricity has to be generated using diesel that comes with an unpleasant side effect. on the road. to the diesel generator there's a few seconds we'll need your vote for trish from the machine which point their parties have tried those in the community caused that. only around half. of ethiopia's 100000000 people are connected to the power grid lock outs of frequent even in the capital addis ababa the government hopes the dam will change that it wants to drive ethiopia's economy forward to transform it into an industrial nation and a key player on the global scene. we would be more competitive. even keeping in mind that the african free trade agreement is going to be in place and. the. competition. under new full energy from the hydro power down could make that happen if the project goes to plan the government is even hoping to export surface electricity an extra piec

solutions. >> 350 companies own the silicon valley leadership group, which was started in 1978 by david packardckard fame. >>> the mepolice officers' unio says they are in the midst of a staffing crisis, pointing out the difficulty of recutiruitingd keeping officers. >> one of the big reasons is the strong economy here in the bay area. namely, the tech industry. both the department and the union say many potential recruits are opting for those jobs instead, but they say that's just one reason. at this election night party in november, san francisco supervisor sandra lee fewer fewr chanted expletives. tony montoya says it resonates with potential recruits. >> you see the election night rant. what is that saying to you? they feel there's a lack of support from the community and also from electeds and politicians, a general lack of support for law enforcement. >> reporter: montoya says it sends a message that city leaders don't care about its officers. other reasons for the lack of recruits and recensiotention, i expensive to live in the bay area, and competition is stiff. other departments are of

. >>> and is it a high-tech solution to keeping our community cleaner? we talk with one bay area group using drones to clean trash. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i >>> public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, he is one of the greatest hitters ever to play the game, but giants legend barry bonds has struck out again on his hall of fame hopes. >>> good evening i'm juliette goodrich. >> i am allen martin. now as he gets a little closer with each year. >> just a little bit but not enough. he's got two more years left. when the giants retired barry bonds' jersey willie mays made an impromptu speech. >> on behal

solution. the sfo spokperson says the sa mateo based homeless advocacy group has been starting to try to work with me of these writers but since most appear to befrom san francisco. they're hopeful that they can get a homeless outreach team in from the city as well. >>in the north bay sona county leaders approved the purchase of for property set to be turn into shared houng for the homeless. one of those properties is at 8.66 sonoma avenue in santa rosa, it's one block away om the police department and next door to a rehabilition and menta health facility in church the other approved properties are long arthur street in could totty those proposals came as homeless encampments continue to grow along the popular bike trail in the county leing to major health problems like a rat infestation. this just into our nesroom. an increble story to tell you about tonight, 68 year-old woman was found alive her car after being buried in the snow up in butte county but get how long california deputies found paula james near butte meadows today. >>but the oroville won was reported missing on saturday and no one h

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he says they are looking for long-term solutions to the problem and that a san mateo based homeless advocacy group. >>has been starting to try and work with some of these writers but as most appear to be from san francisco. they're hopeful that they can get a homeless outreach team in from san francisco as well supervisor aaon peskin agrees it's time to come up with regional solutions to homelessness. >>d not play a game of musical chairs with human beings. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>today, maryland and breed announced the city ison track to add a 1000 shelter beds by the end of this year read also revealed that city has reached a deal to open a safe navigation center along ga street that's a new one. it's ongoing push to try to address homelessness in the city. today's announcements were made at the future site of a transitional age youth navigation center on post street that center will serve young people between the ages of 1824. >>we know that we have a real challenge with homelessness and along with building more housing it's important that we have more places for people to go to get the se

but that is not in itself i think the solution the only solution can be a sensitizing of people that is likely to come about as i said the main group that is here that is threatened there are exceptions of course but the main group is young white males they are thank god minority in the world are to very much of my. honestly but the people who are best able to influence sevens is inside them or their peer group of course and i think that is where. one really must make an appeal. we have to mention though something else that ronald lauder set in he essentially equated criticism of israel to anti semitism highly critical in fact of these united nations resolutions he may mention that there were 202 of them against certain actions in israel what do you make of that particular message especially at a ceremony like the one that we've seen today because there is some controversy well i think myself that whatever you think whatever you will put political views in terms of the state of israel the middle east conflict that this is not in my view your taste to use history to do that the oldest by a president incidentally i think did somethin

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are here to help community groups achieved tremendous successes like wee celebrating today now outside a city hall today on the mo for housing, the women who are in that spoke to the press and said they're very happy about this arrangement where just happy we're ready to to my mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. >>this moment does not and with us with that house a maolia street who are not stopped organizing d fighting until all on house shelter has sheltered. now as for when they might be allowed to move back into the house we understand it could take some time toclose this the sale and then also the house needs some work that's not ready to beoccupied have to figure out. >>it was going to pay for repairs on home when all of that is done the women say they hope to move back into the house and eventually use it as a base of operations to try to help other people find housing here in the city of oakland to but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>presters taking overstraeten virgin

can work together towards a solution so prioritized this diplomatic track well hopefully that happens rather than later in the on the wildly with international crisis group thank you. now what happens when you study the profession bots cannot find a job to use that after well you try to find a job elsewhere right especially where there is a high demand for your scale gemini's health system has not got enough nurses with thousands of positions left unfilled so clinics and recruitment companies are increasingly looking for stuff abroad and they've set their sights also on the media but call this be a blessing or a cast for the african country our correspondent there in korea has more. is slightly nervous. she's only been learning german for 5 months and is about to do her 1st job interview in the language staff members from the university hospital just a day off in germany have travelled to namibia for it. has something under my name is yet to occur on 23 years old. i'm not married and have no children. after i graduated there were new job. so i don't have much working experience and. yellow i studied nursing at university but has not found a job since it'

the behavioral health team is an amazing group providing grate solutions. i think as we look to solutions, in some cases we have become a little bit lax in san francisco about the possibilities we think about. with dr. hammer and dr. nigusse bland, we look outside to other models to say how would this work in san francisco, take those programs, make the right investments to pilot them, potentially scale them up. i think there are some things that we know, like the case management piece that we know enough about that we do need to scale up, there's enough evidence there. on the other hand, as we transform our system, there's not a lot of value in case managing people if we don't have places and resources to case manage them to. i think that's one of the key things that i've heard in talking to our workforce and community partners, one of the great frustrations, because you're basically trying to work with somebody and even if that person is ready. i do think we have to >> thank you. through the chair. with all due respect, supervisor mandelman, that's what w

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution, that we are here to help community groups achieve tremendous successes like we are celebrating today. >> the women began squatting in the house in november and stayed there until last week until sheriff's deputies enforced a judge's order to evict them. >>> a warning is now in effect along local beaches because of an increased chance of rip currents and sneaker waves. sky 7 captured video of strong waves at ocean beach earlier this afternoon. powerful surf can be dangerous to boater, swimmers, even for people walking along beachs. spencer christian joins us with a look at the forecast. >> we'll start with a look at lye doppler 7 showing the relatively calm weather conditions right now, although we do have rain coming our way. as alma mentioned, we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. wave heights are elevated. there is the possibility of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. and this statement extends from sonoma county to monterey county. meanwhile, there is an approaching storm, a light

mayor and city council members and the police chief will meet this morning, this group will work on coming up with solutionsevent violence for 2020 and last year the oakland city council created a violence prevention problem to focus on preventing and reducing crimes in the city. >>> san francisco homicide detectives still searching for clues after a woman who just became a mother was killed over the weekend. this happened yesterday morning at larkin and o'farrell in the tenderloin district and the victim was emma hunt of san francisco. she leaves behind a 4 1/2 month old baby daughter.>> she was an incredible mother, she was great fantastic. she was a fantastic person. >> so far police have given us no details about the shooting and if you have any information call san francisco police. >>> three people were arrested or sacramento accused of breaking into 75 cars, two adults and a 14-year-old boy were arrested accused of using a stolen credit card from one of the burglarized cars and the burglaries happened in rockland. some neighborhoods say they found their car windows broken and glass all over the groun

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are re to help community groupstremendous successes, wee just happy we're ready to to my mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. this moment does not and today, i'm with us with that house on magnolia street who are not stopped organizing and fighting until all unhoused folks last shelter has sheltered yet. >>it could take some time to close thisdeal witall the details they have to figure out they have to decide who's going to pay and make the necessary repairs on the house and who's going to be allowed to live there and for how long. some state lawmakers want investigations into how california speing money when it comes to homelessness capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala talked with one of those lawmakers to find out. >>california republicans are requesting a stataudion homelessness spending where is the money going what's working and what's not assemblyman kevin kiley is one of a handful of state lawmakers hoping to get a better understanding of w the money is being used he had a % rise in homeles

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are here to help community groupsieved tremendous successes, we're just happy we're ready to to my mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. this moment does not and today, i'm with us with that house on magnolia stet who ar not stopped organizing and fighting until all unhoused folks who are shelter has sheltered yet. >>it could take some time now to work out all of the details theyave to figure out who's going to pay for make the necessary repairs to the house who exactly is going to live there and for how long. california lawmakers meantime are calling on the s to gauging investigation into how the state is spending money on homelessness because it doesn't appear to be working republicans are requesting a state audit because while the spending on homelessness has increased the number of homeless people has not gone down in fact it's gone up just last year the number of homeless in california creased by 16%. a joint legislative audit committee will consider and likely vote on that on or a quest in febru

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are here to help community groups achieved tremendous successes like we're celebratintoday. >>so little perspective had we get here back in november, a group of homeless women moved into the house started squatting at the west oakland home and then on january 10th and oakland judge ordered the mothers to leave the house again wedgwood owns it last week deputies raided the home and then this morning, the city of oakland cut that deal to buy the house for the mothers sick could take some time to close the deal and the house also needs work. s there are issues here city leaders have to figure out who will make the repairs who will be allowed to live there and for how long but for now at least a bit of closure in this case ken pam back to hu grant thank you's some state lawmakers want an investigation into how california spending money on homelessness our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala talks with one of those lawmakers to find out why. >>california republicans are requesting a state aut on homelessness spending whe

that this is a clear signal that when you come forward and try and work out a solution that we are here to help community groups achieved tremendous suesses, we're just happy we're ready to to my mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. >>this moment does not and today with us with that house on magnolia street who are not stopped organizg and fighting until all unhoused folks who are shelter has shelted yet. >>it could take some time though to work out the details of the deal of the city leaders say they have to figure out still who's going to pay for make the necessary repairs to the house. >>who's going to be allowed to live there and for how long. meantime california lawmakers want investigation, how the state is spenng its money on homelessness and tried to solve that problem or a cub repubcans requesting a state audit because they have seen an increase in the spending to solve the homelessness problem but the number of homeless people seems to just keep going up. last year the number of homeless in california went up by 16%, a joint legislative audit committee will consider a likely vote on

you also have thousands of smaller players, these start-ups that's a group that's grown tremendously they're offering cloud solutions, scheduling and 3-d body scanning. systems that can turn nearly any space into a micro fulfillment center they have autonomous robots. drones these are all features here that have become more and more prevalent over the years kevin johnson was on stage here. he was talking about how starbucks artificial intelligence program, deep brew, is helping sort of take away some of these tasks from bar wrist ba barristas so humans can start reconnecting in stores it's artificial intelligence helping us connect with humans, human to human that's the world we live in. >> speaking of human beings, you spoke with one yesterday the kohl's ceo she said she was disappointed with the holiday quarter with you thing that undershot it, lululemon. that stock is up 4% now. what went right for lulu, what went wrong for kohl's? >> shares of lululemon have been higher by 90% over the last year maybe they would be higher if they didn't have such a run. what is lulu doing right basically everything they reaffirm

friendly we are very involved in various groups that are assessing the impact of new technologies that could transform that space we're looking at hydrogen based fuel solutions for the pa generation space however these things take a while to develop and in the meantime we have various consumers and customers we have all the stakeholders who we have a responsibility to support with their own object is so what we're doing now is we are partnering with various organizations to set a long term agenda to transform their. value chain to make it more climate change compliant but in the meantime we're also looking at the short term objectives and how we can continue to help them drive their economies their businesses by providing a cleaner gas based solutions or fossil based solutions and these solutions are actually for some countries critical for their development critical for stability so there are 2 sites every coin and we believe we have to be responsible to both sides just a brief yes no question back in 20141 of your managers bush said that any commitment to stop investing in fossil fuels would be in the very long term do you think that has changed that persp

we are initiating several workshops and work groups to better understand what the opportunities and challenges and solutions are. we are hosting the first public private workshop this afternoon to look at elimination for natural gas city-wide. we also know that we need to address hurdles around transitioning away from natural gas in existing buildings, too. we have had two buildings around de carbonization and equity that looked at work force development and affordable housing and we will have those discussions this year. we think it is important to do out reach and education. i want to let you know on february 25, our department will host an electrification expo for homeowners, renters and builders to come to learn about how to transition their home to being fossil free. the implementation is crucial for the city to meet climate goals. it will rechoir a lot of -- require a lot of political courage. i want to briefly introduce two colleagues. julie from the department of of public works to speak on behalf of their department and heather green from long-term capital planning. i will be available to answer qu

we are initiating several workshops and work groups to better understand what the opportunities and challenges and solutions are. we are hosting the first public private workshop this afternoon to look at elimination for natural gas city-wide. we also know that we need to address hurdles around transitioning away from natural gas in existing buildings, too. we have had two buildings around de carbonization and equity that looked at work force development and affordable housing and we will have those discussions this year. we think it is important to do out reach and education. i want to let you know on february 25, our department will host an electrification expo for homeowners, renters and builders to come to learn about how to transition their home to being fossil free. the implementation is crucial for the city to meet climate goals. it will rechoir a lot of -- require a lot of political courage. i want to briefly introduce two colleagues. julie from the department of of public works to speak on behalf of their department and heather green from long-term capital planning. i will be available to answer qu