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st. amazon. and just following up to coming to us exploring modem, lodge styles, to amy and admitted to amy and jenny this week on dw, within 50 percent of the world's population live in urban areas. by 2050, it could be nearly 70 percent. big cities has big needs when it comes to water, food, and energy. this heavy demand on resources posts as daunting challenges to researchers in a world grappling with climate change. those cities and towns will need large amounts of energy revolutionizing the complex systems of our energy. supply is one of the biggest challenges for a global transition to green energy. and for people, probably the most tangible, the so for us us cities and responsible for the policy in the cities, i think it's so important to be taken leading roles because it is possible of the state is to change. so we are very conscious that we need to move into an economy that this renewable and circular nature of positive all those at the same time. actually we don't have a choice. i think

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amazon was robbed at gunpoint while taking a break in berkeley. police say it happened about 12, 30 this afternoon near arlington avenue and st. louis road. officers say the suspect took the amazon van and then left it on 1000 oaks boulevard near san fernando. ave many packages were stolen. no arrests have been made. >> berkeley police have released new video showing the moments one of their officers fatally shot an alleged burglary suspect. >> what and then they got home or taking calls everything. report. >> the call came in around 05:30am, on november 6, 3, suspects broke into a vehicle near the corner of grayson and 7th street officers responding to the area were able to detain one of the suspects while the other 2 tried to escape in an suv. things took a dramatic turn. once officers blocked the suspect's past with their patrol cars. some viewers might find this part of the video. disturbing. >> 02:45am, an officer to 45 officer? >> hard. >> the suspect rammed their suv into a patrol car before driving onto the sidewalk. as you just saw, nearly hit 4 people, including 2 officers. one of those officers fired their gun several times stri

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st. louis, good evening. caller: good evening great show. i am learning so much. i was going to ask mr. rosen when your book comes out next winter will it be available on amazon and easy to obtain? jeff: thank you for asking and thank you for letting me plug it. yes indeed you can preorder it on amazon right now. it will be on audible and on all platforms. please check it out i would love to share it with you. peter: the pursuit of happyness it is called. steve did you have a follow-up question? caller: i do my great great grandfather fought in the civil war in the army of tennessee. he became a lawyer after the war and became a prosecuting attorney. i don't know if there is some kind of correlation with that. a lot of veterans went on to appreciate the law and i'm struggling how to put this. peter: i think i got it, thank you for that. jeff did you get what he was talking about? jeff: completely first of all what an honor to remember your grandfather's service. for homes -- holmes the war was what crystallized his belief that the law was the only thing that separated us from barbarism. at the carnage was so overwhelming from those -- for those that experienc

st. louis, good evening. caller: good evening great show. i am learning so much. i was going to ask mr. rosen when your book comes out next winter will it be available on amazon easy to obtain? jeff: thank you for asking and thank you for letting me plug it. yes indeed you can preorder it on amazon right now. it will be on audible and on all platforms. please check it out i would love to share it with you. peter: the pursuit of happyness it is called. steve did you have a follow-up question? caller: i do my great great grandfather fought in the civil war in the army of tennessee. he became a lawyer after the war and became a prosecuting attorney. i don't know if there is some kind of correlation with that. a lot of veterans went on to appreciate the law and i'm struggling how to put this. peter: i think i got it, thank you for that. jeff did you get what he was talking about? jeff: completely first of all what an honor to remember your grandfather's service. for homes -- holmes the war was what crystallized his belief that the law was the only thing that separated us from barbarism. at the carnage was so overwhelming from those -- for those that experienced i