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investors in paris announced a 5000000000 euro pot for tech firms hoping to pull them away from other tech specs . it's time for business on the w. welcome to the program the german government has announced a 50000000000 euro climate protection plan to help the country reaches 2030 climate goals some economists say it's a good start others criticize the price tag german companies fear they could become less competitive and are bracing for possibly the greatest changes since the industrial revolution. the world's biggest chemical company b a s f claims it slashed its greenhouse gas emissions by half compared to its 1990 levels all while doubling production output that could help the company's bottom line now that the german government plans to put a price on c o $2.00 fossil fuels are about to become more expensive it's a market based approach to boost investment in clean technologies. one thing is certain new climate friendly technologies are expensive and that's primarily because they need markedly larger amounts of renewable energy and capital investment. investments that has been working on f

were to provide an example in the city and develop uniforms that a forceful formidable and functional spec in fruit. in 2004 he and his studio team in calls for germany worked on a radical new idea the design of an entire city. it's like a human body. is there when you look at this that's the head of the administration the lungs are the park and sensibly the power station the heart is in the middle of the park it's. city in southern china was one of colonies many castles in the sky. in fact about 70 percent of his ideas were never implemented but. never stopped thinking outside the box. well for years with art curator klaus lichtman wanted to make a statement and now that he's made it it's almost tragic just how timely it is for forests is a replica of a european forest that been erected in a football stadium in austria and the installation reminds visitors what it would be like to live in a world where trees think this only as an exhibit and it's caused quite a stir. anyone expecting to see penalties at the vertices stadium in clark in fort lee in for a bit of a surprise there's not much

fees generated there but also the in between services that the doj or bills offers as well and it's spec that because of that success that it will be upgraded become a member of the eurostar 50 so the church bells of if you will a success story in light of all this catastrophic illness only bands reporting live from the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. and our coming to the other global business stories making the news today the government in argentina has restricted currency trading in an attempt to battle a deepening crisis in its state finances companies will now need to get permission from the central bank to buy foreign currency to rating agencies have downgraded the country's sovereign debt rate. false can now bid for public contracts in the u.s. again after reaching an agreement with environmental authorities the deal requires the card giants to accept external audit saying monitoring it comes almost 4 years after the diesel emissions cheating scandal. and china's massive belt and road initiative is attracting more investment from the west than from beijing that's the finding o

enterprise sector in china and you can't help but think that this is not in hong kong's interest speccing looking at specific sectors specific businesses now i think is having a real estate in tourism we've seen some evidence of up asked so far in the way that there's appears to be a sort of interference in cathay pacific in the way that they've you know they've removed their c.e.o. because of possible links to the protests at not not the c.e.o.'s things but but their employees so i think that those the 2 main areas they're focusing on and i think we're seeing evidence already of interference now we've certainly seen an interesting development when it comes to the financial hub hong kong ali baba china's ali baba recently just said they'll postpone an i.p.o. there and now we hear that the world's biggest brewer is going to go ahead with what would be the 2nd largest i.p.o. this year what do you make of that well i think it's very interesting i think with the brewer it's with investors definitely looking out at the asian markets so it makes sense to go to hong kong where they suddenly felt

part of the process be involved in political atmosphere in afghanistan in the future date and the spec the civilians let us talk about these talks started happening and awe do you think of gone interest what all of the heart of these talks. well let's remember that these thoughts were between the united states and. most of the issues that the that the united states the sky although they were interconnected with the interest of the afghanistan and the united states because we have a company that's the end to us started when the war on terror started it was elements of that note so some of these issues were probably issues that needed to be discussed between the taliban that the u.s. but some of the issues were issues that. were supposed to be also at the negotiation table what instance about the. cease fire at the time that the americans will not leave what to get into from taliban that if you will not be used . by terrorist networks against a target country. this is something that you expected from taliban i think maybe because at this stage where you have a state which is officially r

after them and i don't think it will be effective to move kids away but it could turn adults away specre real health advantages to deliver nicotinene because it is for adult smokers because it gets them off smoking but nicotine is addictive but the e-cigarettes don't have the tar element spirit that's a part of makes cigarette so wdangerous it is safer and it is bad for your health so you have to balance this equity nobody wants to be addicted but you also want adults to have an option for a less dangerous product public health agencies are not that comfortable with harm reduction where no harm is not an option if that doesn't appear to be an option. >> here's a question for you. i know you are the expert on the black market and those unintended consequences of regulation but if you ban legal flavored cigarettes and kids still like them are they more likely to go into the black market to find it on the street? and then they could be poisoned by the thc in the marijuana elements that have been problematic already. >> yes. of course in general what we should be trying to push his push ki

climatet abouout the --ctate -- the climate spec climate skeptics, like donald trump?> only about half of the world leaders who are attending are goining to be present here. are the trickiest to convince to act on climate change will not be taking to the podium. the u.s. president will not be getting up to speak. a rivalrganized conference around the same time macron is going to be speaking, on religious freedom. there are a lot of problems with these authoritarian leaders, like bolsonaro, who was allowing the rain forest to be burnt. he will not be there. australian prime minister. all of these climate skeptics does not help in any way. european union, members can step up and do more. genie: another big topic this week will be iran. a coalition to help build a confrontation in iran. in a related, iran's government said a british flag oil tanker is free to leave more than two months after it was seized in the gulf. has gone bust. some 600,000 travelers are unsure of how they are going to get home. the british government is working to bring home 150,000 of its own citiz

leipzig and levies and beat it when young berlin had the been the faded patter born freiburg an out specs shared the spoils shall go one on friday on sunday club backpedaled desoto frankfurt face dortmund and monday. take on hoffenheim. in formula one ferrari spring a surprise in singapore by taking pole position ferrari are not renowned for their success in singapore but the clear effort is to find the supply of driving to age the runaway later lewis hamilton a from sadie's to 1st place on the grid for our teammates western fiddle stops good in sunday school. and now that's all for now up next on the shift our magazine for living in the digital age a look at the sports with a distinctly football flavor stay tuned for that for now on that anyhow thanks for watching. welcome to the here. to talk about. what's the connection between bread. and the european union. correspondent.

hong kong human rights and democracy if passed the territory have to prove every year that it was spec's human rights in order to keep it special trading status with the united states. more than a 1000 schools are closed across malaysia smoke from forest fires in neighboring in the major continues to worsen malaysia is using emergency cloud seeding to try to produce rain and clear the skies frontally reports now from the capital kuala lumpur this is what kuala lumpur and many parts of malaysia now look like the heavy smog is caused by hundreds of fires burning through forest mainly in neighboring indonesia during the dry season land is set alight by farmers to clear it for new planting across malaysia schools are being shut on days the air pollution is considered very unhealthy. ilhan bin mohamad chatah has asthma and the frantic syndrome and has had to skip school for several days on one hit so much difficulty breathing that he had to go to the doctors 4 times. we're worried about his health but his body he keeps complaining about wanting to go back to school and be with me his friends

we tried to spec out the increase to candidates and to public financing. we concluded there is probably enough based on current participation levels if this generates so much interest with the candidates and changes fund-raising and campaign patterns it could start to strain the current fund. that was the same conclusion the bla came to as well. i think on that front it looks like, yes, there is enough money based on the annual appropriation of about $2.8 million to pay for these increases in matching. on the administrative side, kind of a similar answer, assuming the current volume of applications for public funds remains somewhat the same we will be able to meet that need. if there is a massive increase in applications that could change that answer a little bit, but i doubt that will be the case. i think we will probably see roughly the same number of candidates admitting the same number of documents. the one difference could be this ordinance tries to incentivize candidates to receive a larger number of smaller contributions. it matches only up to $150.

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spec for a time on monday it may have seemed that this person intended to make it happen everywhere.in stockton on dale road, at 10 am, and another had 45 minutes later. and then another in manteca about an hour after that. each time the suspect, captured by surveillance cameras, wearg a german style metal motorcycle helmet, no weapon was seen at any of the branches but the red bearded bandit passed notes, demanding money. none of the banks involved have any kind of barrier encasing the teller areas. >> what you think of the disguise there?>> please posted these pictures on social media and how many are speculating that the criminal trying to present as a man, may be a female. what is an in question is that the robber was spotted leaving the scenes in an older model black dodge neon, and that they are still on the run.>>> will want to get you back to that breaking news story, we are following in the walnut creek/lafayette area. life pictures sky fox, that is a sheriff's helicopter that is circling this area. lafayette police have told us that they were chasing after a car this aftern

even the most adaptable specs out here, arguably the coyote or the raccoon,ave trouble in this landscapebecause of roads and of a lot of other urban dangers. pauly: and the reality is the decisions that we make today a going to be all the difference as to whether those mountain lions are in the l.a. area 100 years from now. heise: we have been overall, over the last 150 years, been very successful at displacing especially a lot of the animals out of the city that were to egree harmful to human health and well-being. but we're now also realizing that in some sense we have t overdot. ordeÑana: i believe it's our responsibility to facilitate their coexistence with us. and for mounta lions and wide-ranging species that also include er, we need to allow for safe passage across these very formidable barriers that we've created. what's being proposed along the 101 freeway in agoa hills is to build a crossing, a wildle crossing. this is not a new concept. a lot of other countries have already built these wildlife crossings. what these are not just bridges, but they're bridges that are vegetated,

launched into president trump but the basis for it all realize that i think a whistleblower with a spec and hands knowledge of it that. you would still have my dream speech might johnson with your work and you would. imagine environmentalist question fun birds fly as world leaders over there in action on climate change with the public divided over activism. france goes to war on gender stereotypes with a new directive aimed at children's toys but the decision has activist song giving about choice and difference. they want to give the freedom to children to truth whatever they want just girls and boys are different men and women.

fight conflicts into a spec get the time type conflicts. it once upon a time cures to be all neatly layered the super power of the original power of the clients and it was all clear to the response over this from the war soviet war in afghanistan to the. u.s. iranian hostage question and so so forth today it's really more like a spec getit we don't know the how with these the hezbollah popular mobilization and in congress in washington they even understand that less most of the congresspeople that were polled don't know of hamas and hezbollah is shiite or sunni when which is which it's really become complicated this get it type conflicts where there are so many movements and so many type of weapons and so many loyalties and so many links and connections with regional international powers that it's become too complicated to hold his cabinet it well as far as the united states of course concerned whether they do have the facts or not very sponsibility allies with the iran and they're going to have to do something whether it be war or serious

the american lobster is the most valuable single specs fishery in the u.s. and canada. 80% of the u.s. catch ends up in maine, where lobsters loom t largn life. so the state is investing in some serious science to better understand the life anrutimes homaamericanus. jes waller is a lobster research biologist with the maine department of marine resources. >> there are still questions about w they grow, where they move, how they reproduce, how they find each other in the environment. we're still working on a lot of that, but that's why it makes it an amazing thing to study, is because there are really endless questions. >> reporter: she is focused lobsters in the early stages of their lives. a mother like is one can eroduce 10,000 eggs a year that she nurtures underail. once they hatch, the larvae move toward the surface. finding them in the wild is like looking for a needle in a haystack so, even though a mom can produce 10,000 of these guys, still hard to find them? >> still hard to finthem. emthe currents take them everywhere. hece they're able to swim, are

. >> m proposal, provides aic spec path for ensuring that millionaires and billionaires pay what they now owe. and that revenue is used to save social security. >> now this new system would a onlylyo taxpayers with $10 million in assets or who make a million dollars a year for three consecutece years. there is also carveouts for family farms, homes and retirement accounts. widen vowed his plan wouldn't hit middle class but it's clear that democrats are determined to take on the tax code if they prevail in for nightly busin report, elon mui in washington. >> latergr in the p we will look closer at the issue of taxes and what exactly a fair rate of taxation is. >>> it isoo time to l at some of today's upgrades and youn cater pilar and deere both ground twadedo market prorm from out perfo at wells fargo. site citing weaker demand for new equipment. the price target for catart is 143 dlarps and 170 for dee. paadal up to buy from hold at cannacord. the analyst calls paypal a payments juggernaut and says volumerowth is impressive. the price farthere is 118 collars. the stock rose to 107.10.

coming up next, it sure looked like gm and the united auto making progress with ending a spec this weekbut that momentum may now be stalled. we will tell you what is behind the holdup, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." amanda: i'm amanda lange in toronto. profit losses are piling up at general motors. inotential turning point contract negotiations with the uaw after missing out on $500 million in profit. david, i want to start with this about-face by gm little while ago on health benefits for the striking workers. is that a sign of a coming together? a little give on the gm side that might mean progress? david: i'm not sure about progress because the union's response was pretty terse. lambasted president gm. routine that this was a matter. the union told workers before the strike they would be covered by a union funded cobra plan before. and then once gm did it, workers were confused about this. it did not get funded rather. some did. some didn't permit gm decided let's end the unrest and confusion with workers and give them health care benefits back a littl

. >> the reason is there might be a spec for a legacy material and not a spec for the new material. it takes a bit more effort and a little as you say intellectual risk, although they may be safe for materials to work through it at a bureaucratic level. that's the program the national academy of sciences recommends to come in to help balance the equation towards helping the innovative materials be at least on a level playing field with the legacy materials. >> and having federal highways work in partnership with the states so that the states get to choose what to implement and where, but the federal government is working in partnership to mitigate that risks, give states help with that mitigation decision. >> let me thank the chairman and the ranking member for their continued work to help get the imagine piece, the innovation materials piece agreed to and under this draft. i also want to thank the chair and the ranking member for getting the bridge investment act in. we still need obviously dollars for it. but it's important that it got in. there are two programs, the coastal infra

for us we have to we have to make all change we cannot allow basically a spec somebody else to make a change when they have been the same way for years. in the french have a saying. it is just change within a state or say. so for me i can i can live. by crossing the ocean to come to africa. and marcus taylor i'm making their own change. the largest coal producing region in the u.s. stretches from pennsylvania and the north to alabama and the solve the heyday of the mining industry is long past though between 20082017 around half of all coal mines in the country shut down and over a 3rd of the jobs in the industry disappeared thousands of unemployed miners have been left behind many of them with major health problems in west virginia where coal was once king a busy insect is not bringing a ray of hope. for beekeepers indeed b. is checking alvin farley's hives he's one of her proteges like many in this area father used to work as a coal miner and then he was diagnosed with black lung disease and could no longer work. for a long time beekeeping remained just a hobby it's nothing like wha

you don't have to call them and y, "what about this, what about that, sizes, specs, finishes."amlined. so i could potentially set up a crew and do multiple jobs at once. >> this soup-to-nuts bathroom renault inew york city took less than a month, a third of the national average, and it cost about $30,000, just above e new york average f a midrange project, including some custom plumbing d detailing. sherwin and wong are already testing the block model on kitchen projects and they're working to expand beyond the new york area. >> if this works and it works at scale,hen both the homeowner and the contractor should benefit. >> by the way, we should point out that neitherhein nor wang has actually renovated anything themselves, ahough sherwin's father renovated brownstones in brooklyn for both, however, have had a hand in prior digital stories, sherwin at the mattress company casper and wong in fashion at rent the brunway. >>ore we go, here is another day's look at the numbers on wl street. the dow managed to add 69 points to 26,797. the nasdaq fell 13. the s&p00 was. up all of the

in any other specs with the forward to working in a bipartisan bicameral way on this. there will be an enormous savings and waiting for the cbo report to come springing from this in our jurisdiction on how those allocations will be fit. that money will be used whether hearing visuals, dental et cetera whether it's about getting more resources to the secretary's office so more drugs can be negotiated or saying 25 of the floor and would like to be the highest number possible on the highest cost rather to make the big difference in those drugs without competition. it is transformative so it's a good day and we think that the choices that were made by the members of the committee and i commend chairman and members and their staff for the work they have done. my staff as well to try to get the most effective way to get the job done and we do think there could be a strong bipartisan support for this legislation. we will take any questions on the subject. >> do you want and expect white house to buy in on this plan and how closely do you consult with them? >> yes, we do hope

has indicted hackers connected to the chinese military for stealing specs of an american power plant similar to this model, and navigation satellite technology. and the u.s. says the most expensive weapons system ever, the ameran f-35, looks just like the chinese j-31 because chinese hackers stole the designs. the u.s. says, in just a few decades, theft helped china make its military world-class; and its companies, technology leaders. >> that kind of technological advancement doesn't happen organically. >> schifrin: jake parker has lived in beijing for a decade. he's the vice president of the u.s./china business council, which advocates for american businesses in china.ch >> china's system is set up in such a way that the state has access to information that companies would consider to be trade secrets. the amount of information that's transferred to the chinese governmentoes far beyond what would be expected in another market. >> schifri as businessman... >> you handle it, then. >> schifrin: ...and presidential candidate, donald trump has accused china of pursuing decades of predato

number of defeats for a new prime minister and also brings the country of no closer to solving its specs of crisis. yet more setbacks for british prime minister boris johnson parliament voted to pass legislation blocking goodnow deal breck's it so he called for an early election. to see the world this is big in my view i do view this government there is now be an election on tuesday the 15th of october . vij be right over gentlemen to respond to decide which of us is probably this is that crucial council on thursday the 17th of october the leader of the main opposition labor party jeremy called an appeal to lawmakers not to back an early general election before october the 31st the current deadline for britain to leave the e.u. . mr jenner me warmly. thank you mr spray can be also the election to die is a bit like the offer of an awful to snow white in the wake of queen because what he's offering is not an apple or even election but the poison of a no day i. called in said however that he would back an election once the government took a no deal praxis off the table the moment of truth o

the federal reserve lowers interest rates will this add to specs. elation of a looming recession and new poll numbers show joe biden and elizabeth warren gaining supporters and leaving the rest of the democratic pack well behind what's driving their favorable numbers it's all next on this edition of pounds. welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king on wednesday the federal reserve cut interest rates for a 2nd time this year by a quarter percent will this action increase the fears of a coming recession and how might that impact the 2020 alexion and a brand new n.b.c. news wall street journal poll conducted after the last democratic debate shows joe biden and elizabeth warren both gaining ground and leaving their challengers well behind what's behind the strength of the new front runners and how might the rest of the pack adjust their campaigning as a result of this poll let's talk about that with the political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign and he'

boosting a football dream and battle to do their 1st win of the season against of course tearing up spec we'll bring you all the golds and all the action. of a warm welcome to you i'm on the touchy jilly's mean political parties are assessing the fallout from 2 state elections resource surge and support for the far right they will tell you to for germany or d. emerge as the 2nd strongest force and both saxony and brandenburg in the east of the country mainstream party. managed to hang on to power in both states but the results are raising questions about how they should deal with e.f.t. the leader of the conservative christian democrats who won in saxony addressed journalists a short while ago this is what an a great clam cotton ball had to say about her party's election results. in higher tone with optimus was the right composure courage and optimism we will tackle future issues and we won't be divided in the process we will build bridges that is our standard. that managed to convince the residents of. this election victory makes it clear that we can't just make excuses. we have to deal

journalist to be refused access in this way and it is a sinister breach of press freedom the arms spec comes at a time of increased scrutiny over the u.k.'s weapons sales back in june westminster was forced to freeze any deals with saudi arabia after a court ruled that unlawful amid allegations that british arms were being used in the yemen conflict now the u.n. says arms tennis could become this it an alleged war crimes there are certain states who are well known to be supplying weapons that includes the united states it includes the united kingdom and it includes france to name but 3 the group of experts has recommended that 3rd states prohibit the authorization about transfers and refrain from providing arms to parties to the conflict still it's perhaps no surprise that riyadh is a guest of honor at this is d.s.c. i an even less of a surprise that antiwar activists are stepping up that charge the weapons that should be the dia cia arms gear could be used for decades to come in atrocities and looking particularly this angel of destruction of yemen we have to remember that the soviet

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this was a typical donald trump play lots of mixed signals spec and forth maximum pressure the president threatening retaliation but eventually walks everything back saying he does not want any military escalation and let's not forget we are nearing the 2020 election campaign and president trump knows very well the majority of the americans are tired of war and conflicts but president trump also needs to be care for them the more you threatens the more he will be forced to act and therefore even if unlikely america bumble into a war that nobody really wants. let's preview now on some of the other stories making the news at this hour in a letter to congress president trump has announced that the united states will enter a limited trade pact with japan in the coming weeks the initial trade deal is expected to cover tariff barriers and digital trade it's unclear whether the deal will include agricultural. protestors in haiti have burned tires and barricaded streets in the capital port au prince over the weekend angry over fuel shortages supplies of been scarce for more than 3 weeks because

minister and he had enough says britain has until the end of the month to submit written proposals for specs of plans to the e.u. but i made the comment during a visit to paris to see the french president saying without british proposals quote it's over then one currently holds the used rotating presidency. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has grip on power could be in jeopardy after tuesday's elections failed to deliver a clear majority. near final results show his likud party neck and neck with the blue white alliance of centrist pentagons and young who has been unable to form a coalition since israel's last inconclusive election in april. at least 20 people have been killed and more than 90 wounded in a truck bomb attack in southern afghanistan authorities say the early morning blast occurred next to a hospital in the city of colossus the taliban claimed responsibility. the canadian prime minister just introduced as apologise after a picture of him wearing brown face makeup to a costume party was published by time magazine the photo was taken in 2001 winter there was a teacher a

it is icvery spec i think what we are seeing behind the scenes and jessica can speak about this for being dc more than i am but many people the national secuenty law enforcapparatus who are career people who have served under republican and democratic administrations see the president reaching out to a foreign country to get help with the political adrsary in this country. i think there are many people who are offended by the notion of the u.s. president doing that, irrespective of their own clinical persuasion. >> jessica, who are we goinseto testifying sebefore congress? >> i think we will see the ai house subpoena cey rudy giuliani. they want to hear from attorney general william barr who is also named in this complaint as volved. that could have been possibly people that were in the room for this. >> i want to hear quickly from both of you. your guess on if democrats will vote to impeach. if so, by one? jessica? >> i think ey probably will move forward. honestly, with the timing that we can expect, it could be right as voters are voting in iowa and new hampshire next ok year. >> i to

that link spec to what i am going to call thursday's weather for some of us, that is an area of the pressure towards us into the wee small hours of thursday, here it comes all over northern ireland. the western side of scotla nd northern ireland. the western side of scotland as well. what it's also going to import, apart from cloud and rain, is quite a bit of humid air, because it is starting way down in the atlantic, not quite on at the equator, but not 1 in the atlantic, not quite on at the equator, but noti million miles away. and hence, what you will notice through thursday is a really humid feel, if you don't see the rain, which will through scotland, northern ireland, the north and west of england as well. eventually, the north of wales. it will be a blustery day, 44 miles per hour, and up blustery day, 44 miles per hour, and up over the pen eyes, perhaps over the western coast, but at least all of that wind is coming in from the southwest, so the greater part of england and wales, 19—23d, fresh shirt with summit lake sunshine for scotla nd shirt with summit lake sunshine for scotland

journalist to be refused access in this way and it is a sinister breach of press freedom the arms spec comes at a time of increased scrutiny over the u.k.'s weapons sales back in june westminster was forced to freeze any deals with saudi arabia after a court ruled the unlawful amid allegations that british arms were being used in the yemen conflict now the u.n. says arms tennis could be complicit in alleged war crimes though galatea of arms transfers by france the united kingdom to united states and other states remains questionable it is clear that a continuous supply of weapons to parties to the conflict is perpetuating the conflict and prolonging the suffering of the yemeni people that is why we are urging member states to no longer supply weapons to parties to the conflict still it's perhaps no surprise that riyadh is a guest of honor at this is d.s.c. i an even less of a surprise that antiwar activist a step up that charge when considering subjects the ts cia arms fear could be used for decades to come in atrocities and looking particularly of this destruction of yemen we have to