mission but the break of dawn every day an army of civic workers has been going all out to reclaim their city's status as the cleanest city in the country. misrule was given the cleanest city award by the government two years in a row and then we came in third in twenty seven team and this year we're eighth the whole administration all these workers all of us are trying very hard to go back to number one. my subaru produces about four hundred tons of waste every day fifty percent of this is treated accomplice plant well a quarter of it is processed by recycling units the national figures however aren't quite as impressive as india produces about sixty two million tons of waste every year one of the largest generators in the world well eighty two percent of it is collected only a quarter gets treated most of the waste invariably ends up in landfills and open dumpsites two decades ago the local government here decided to set up a zero waste management plant in the north. waste management plant was going to set the stage for the rest of the city. they don't raise money when those like norway's go.

they don't want amazon in their city. why? anybody who doesn't want amazon and their city should think about it a little bit more. secondly, we have to create an environment where we create more jobs than we destroyed. i would have loved to have seen them locate one of their two locations in the midwest, where we are losing jobs. if we don't create a start up culture there, for the first time -- and i lived in north carolina and georgia and west virginia and ohio and indiana and illinois -- and for the first time people in that part of the world think they won't not have as good a life as their parents, and their children will not have as good a life as them. all they want is a shot. this is where the high-tech community needs to jump in and make a difference. emily: is silicon valley to arrogant for its own good? john: yes. you have to be very careful. first is inclusiveness. secondly, people around the country don't want to be told who they should vote for. people in west virginia, ohio, they just want to have their job and

alert and tighten borders while people in strasbourg try to come to terms with what has happened in their city their hope is that the police will find the gunman soon natascha butler al jazeera paris. well the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant hawaii has been granted bail in calabar after agreeing to put out more than seven million dollars and surrender her passport and joe was arrested on december first and suspicion of violating u.s. sanctions on iran the u.s. president has reiterated his support for the crown prince of saudi arabia donald trump told reuters news agency he was standing by in one hundred man that's this the outcry over the murder of saudi journalist. director of the cia gina hospital is due to briefly this of the house of representatives on her children's death on wednesday and time magazine has named g. as its person of the year along with journalists from the us me and mar and the philippines described as the guardians who are all targeted because of their work google c.e.o. sundered per child has testified before congress about concerns over privacy and accusat

equipped with that word later it became something to be eaten if you could find it in their part of their city. lots of locals buy them year round and many visitors to our king take home to their loved ones. and has much more to offer than just christmas markets and cookies the city's cathedral is an absolute must see. now i want to show you what makes athens cathedrals so special spoiler alert it was one of the very first place in the world to be declared a unesco world heritage site. in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight you know asco initiated its world heritage list with the ark and cathedral and eleven other sites me personally for me personally it's just fantastic to see something so. colorful so ancient. because most we come from australia and we're here on an exchange with our partner school we always bring the students here so they can learn a bit of history about charlemagne and this cathedral. in two. thousand played an important role in history. on in australia we don't have anything like this out of a hope a strain is just two hundred years old and all this dates back thousan

fill the spectacular christmas lights in their city here's our weekly of your video. whole town is a tangle of narrow streets due to a lack of space during the middle ages houses were built a large. back then it probably felt. today it seems romantic many of these small houses are rented out as holiday homes . ellis and chord charts are typical of the old they were created when new brick grew rapidly in the middle ages kommersant made the city rich at that time. its location on the top of a river and close proximity to the baltic sea were very advantageous to the old warehouses are still quite impressive. the most famous let mark of rubik the whole gate in two thousand and six it was even stamped on the two year old court so if you're moving go to the gate there you can really learn something about the history of this city. great well fosters envy. holston gate was built in the fifteenth century to help defend the city. mentioned but if i'd had a weapon and the city were under siege yes i'd probably have fought. i think i'd actually use the cannon to defend the city.

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they don't want amazon in their city. why is that?rs: anyone who not want amazon in their city with the talent they attract, they should think about a little bit more. we got to live in an environment where we create more jobs than we destroyed. i would love to see them relocate in the midwest because that is where we are losing jobs, and it's an area that if we do not create a startup culture of new jobs, we will have the voting patterns you are seeing now because for the first time -- and remember, i lived in north carolina and georgia and west virginia and ohio and indiana and illinois. for the first time, people in that part of the world think the as good aill not have lives as their parents. this is where i think the high-tech community has to jump in and make a difference. emily: former cisco ceo john chambers. you can catch my full "studio 1.0" with chambers tonight. wide range of topics. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." where for -- we are livestreaming on twitter. follow us on tictoc. this is bloomberg

as leaders barcelona but boss could reestablish a three point advantage later when they take on their city rivals espanyol that match kicks off in about an hour's time there's a huge game in the united states later this saturday atlanta united in the portland timbers will go head to head to be crowned major league soccer champions portland when the m.l.s. cup in twenty fifteen but eastern conference winners atlanta are the favorites despite this being just a second season in the league more than seventy thousand fans are expected to fill their stadium as they bid to win atlanta's first professional sports title since the braves won baseball's world series twenty three years ago. i think it started way back before we even stepped on the pitch in terms of putting the team together with the squad with the players that we have exciting young players. dynamic attacking wise and when i'm in the experienced i am a less experience of guys we haven't seen it it's a good combination and so. i think we've been able to get that right from the beginning which has allowed us to go and flourish on the pi

i was amazed they can't even electrify part of their city. 75% vacancy rate. and pollution stung my nose. our economy is strong. we are winning. the rest of the world including china is not doing so well. and i think china will come to the table in a humble way before it's all over. trish: i'm so with you on that. if you don't take that opportunity now, our kids will be challenging with his challenge, and it will be a whole lot harder. you won't have the leverage and the economic position. you are not going to have that, right? because you will be in a weakened position. >> exactly right, trish. we don't allow our kids to cheat. why would we accept it from a trading partner? that's what this is about. they don't abide by the rule of law. that's not a partner, that's a thief and we ought to stand up to it. trish: straight ahead, why the left's out of control talk or hope that president trump will soon be out of the white house is really ridiculous and completely one-sided. i'm setting the record straight on this one. but pete hegseth is here, he's joining us li

than ride sharing and how launch new businesses and new ideas and allow people to connect with their citieser the course of 2014, we okay, there's a lot of things we could potentially do. thingsook at all the that we can move. so we said, let's call the everything.r we quickly found out that food was a big part of it. 95% of what we do on a regular basis. that weren't expecting food would be as big as we thought. at the very beginning, we thought, oh, there's got to be a businesses, but food ended up being bigger than we thought it would be. there's the uber everything eats.but we do uber >> all foods orders. taking,ust what uber is but the entire order. >> that's right. >> give us an idea of how fast growing.ess is >> hard to say when we would get to half. mean -- >> but is that -- is that a possibility? soyou know, we don't -- it's hard for me to speculate. the reason why is we just hit our three-year anniversary about ago.k and so we launched the business 2015.ember 9 of it's been three years. $2.1 billion in bookings last year. it's grown much faster, even the company is surprised. surp

there were folks talking about how this would impact their city and they're talking about the impact on housing prices and employment as well. though other people saying this is a good thing for san jose. >> jobs for a bunch of people. that's not going to happen for minorities. >> it's something that san jose has been wanting for decades. for google to choose a transit-rich area to build out and especially right next to our downtown, it's going to be transformational. >> reporter: the google development could create 20,000 to 25,000 jobs. a and the construction jobs as well. the campus is to have housing and retail and hotel space and in contrast to apple's headquarters in cupertino that are kind of walled off from the rest of the city, this campus is meant to be open and accessible to the people of san jose. the mayor told us 25% of the housing would be affordable and rent restricted. a lot of other details still have to be worked out, including a community benefits package and also a downtown sea that could generate fund for be construction. that is coming down the road. we posted

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and tightened borders while people in strasbourg try to come to terms with what has happened in their city their hope is that the police will find the gunman soon natasha butler al jazeera paris. the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant to wa is being granted bail in canada often agreeing to put out more than seven million dollars in surrender possible mall when joe was arrested on december the first on suspicion of violating u.s. sanctions on iran reports weiwei executive mung one joe was allowed to go free on ten million dollars bail with a stringent set of conditions among other restrictions imposed by the canadian court she will have to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet stay under close observation by a private security firm and she is forbidden to travel outside of vancouver the canadian government argued unsuccessfully that bungs vast wealth and lack of ties to canada made her a flight risk u.s. authorities want mung to face charges of fraud in connection with a scheme to have while away secretly do business with iran in violation of u.s. sanctions the u.s. has until ja

mode at the break of dawn every day an army of civic workers has been going all out to reclaim their city's status as the cleanest city in the country. misrule was given the cleanest city award by the government two years in a row and then we came in third in twenty seventeen and this year we're eighth the whole administration all these workers all of us are trying very hard to go back to number one. when the really low or mother left on account of them bought them up and have now what they've got it. produces around four hundred tons of waste every day fifty percent of this is treated at compost plants while a quarter of it is processed by recycling units. the national figures however aren't quite as impressive india produces about sixty two million tons of waste every year one of the largest generators in the world well eighty two percent of it is collected only a quarter gets treated most of the waste invariably ends up in landfills and open dumpsites two decades ago the local government here decided to set up a zero waste management plant in the northern part of me sue the cumber a coup

the number-one priority is maintaining their cities and getting them to actually take time out from that interest and confront isis was not easy. it has been an enormous achievement to partner and collocate with them in fighting and degrading isis in that area. but as i said, it has not been easy because isis is not their top priority their number-one priority is maintaining control of the kurdish towns and cities in northern syria and, more importantly, preventing turkey and the turkish military from taking it from them. so they've been threatening to pull out of this isis effort for a long time, most recently when erdogan went around saying i'm coming in. i'm going after the kurds in syria. we know if in a happened, many would abandon the fight on isis and immediate lay be pulled into defending the kurdish seas. but now that we're pulling out, now that we're retreating, adonning this effort -- abandoning this effort, i can guarantee you that the kurdish forces are going to leave. they are going back to the kurdish areas to prepare to confront thish military -- the turkish military acti

their city. welcome back the former soviet republic of armenia one of the oldest christian countries in the world has declared a landslide victory in its parliamentary election this monday morning prime minister nicol passion younes alliance secured over seventy percent in the vote the reformist the anti corruption leader who took power after spearheading the country's peaceful revolution earlier this year have called the election years ahead of schedule he was looking to bolster his all thora t. and form a parliament that he says will better serve the country's interests in a distant second place was the my step alliance then the prosperous armenia party which won eight percent of the vote in the former ruling republican party of armenia won only four percent about fifty irregularities were reported but no serious incidents were reported. the killing of a mentally disabled palestinian man in the west bank has once again brought the actions of israeli defense forces into question a video of the i

landscape and layout that does not look like what they left whether they are at the hotel or in their city. has a very specific feel to it. here at biltmore, we strive as hard as we can that the guests today with experience, will experience the same design intent that vanderbilt and olmstead and hunt laid out in the 1890s. guests would come onto the in- state -- the estate. they would come up the approach road and there were wonderful letters between olmstead and vanderbilt and the gentleman involved at the time on what the guests would experience. olmstead wrote a wonderful letter to vanderbilt saying there would not be any long- range views. the guests would break suddenly to the open area level and the artificial court viewing the house. then, the guests would walk through the house and they would come out on the windows viewing the left side and that view which was the first view that vanderbilt saw before he even purchased any of the property that view would be the culmination of that experience. i think it is very interesting, that was done in the 1890s and even today in this decade,

and tightened borders while people in strasbourg try to come to terms with what has happened in their city their hope is that the police will find the gunman soon natascha butler al jazeera paris or facebook says it's dealing with a bomb threat at its california headquarters a spokesman for the social media company confirmed some buildings were evacuated the large menlo park campus police searched the sign but they haven't confirmed if anything suspicious was found. the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant who are way is being granted bail in canada after agreeing to put out more than seven million dollars and surrender her passport mong wang joe was arrested on december the first on suspicion of violating u.s. sanctions on iran rob reynolds reports. while away executive mung one joe was allowed to go free on ten million dollars bail with a stringent set of conditions among other restrictions imposed by the canadian court she will have to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet stay under close observation by a private security firm and she is forbidden to travel outside of vancouv

and later in support get a late win against their city rivals everton but their manager's reaction could land him in trouble here will be here with more later. so all that still ahead but first the world bank says it is doubling the funding for poor countries preparing for climate change to two hundred billion dollars the leaders are gathering in poland for un talks aimed at tackling global warming delegates from nearly two hundred nations have two weeks to agree on details of the twenty fifteen that paris climate accord presidents of previous summits issued a joint statement calling for immediate decisive action when we started with the climate convention in ninety five it's as if we were planning for the future and we we were preventing a you know a dark future on time but now we are leaving so we have to act and act quickly we cannot leave out of the two without having in hand a very bold and strong and clear roadmap for the implementation of the bars agreement but perhaps with greater ambition and commitment because it's needed. our wendell trio is the director of the climate action

the game was in their city. >> i think there would have been a full stadium therere. know that a lot of fans brought to get -- bought tickckets. this is a big p problem. we hope the fans will have a chance to come to kiev to support ththe team. it is very important for us. reporter: the team hopes to be flyingng their flalag in the chchampions league come februar. brent: not to the story about on australia-based refugee soccer player who has been critical of his home country, bahrain, and is powerful royal family. he could soon be extradited back to bahrain. his name, hakeem al-arabi, a former star defender. he sought on asylum in australia after claiming to have been persecuted and tortured in his home country. reporter: he is in political limbo. he was arrested in thailand on a november 27 while on vacation with his wife at the request of the bahrain government. now, a thailand court has extended his detention by 60 days so that an extradition order from bahrain can be processed. enough fears for his life if he is sent back to bahrain. he is desperate for help, as h

and then on both los angeles seattle public protested protests force their city to give up their drones for now so people don't like though there are that and honestly the new york state police are already have i think eighteen of these drones i think if they were used in a in a better you know in use for something good but i don't think it will be and i think it makes people uncomfortable you know the n.y.p.d. is kind of saying like oh it will be easier on comparability let you know we'll do voluntary reporting of what we're using them for voluntary i don't know if you were there i've said here you know from the department the brought you stop and frisk and all of the broken windows and the rudy giuliani giuliani i mean you know governor of the co-director the son of the study of drone aboard. drones are very dynamic platforms they're they're one thing today but the technology is going to evolve and sensors are going to become more sophisticated basically what he's kind of saying is like look we need to keep an eye on this at the end of the day because technology that's kind of simple

basically they are hubs in european cities and what they are worried about is that their employees willthem because they will be too attracted by the lure of london culture and everything we have to offer. they are kind of stuck because their employees will want one thing and the banks will want something else. london versus paris or frankfurt. or dublin, yes. is london really that much of a lure? asa london really that much of a lure? as a londoner, it is. it is an interesting conversation which has been going on even before the referendum, what effect will brexit have on the city of london? and there were have on the city of london? and there we re concerns have on the city of london? and there were concerns and estimates that tens of thousands ofjobs would leave and immediately be transferred to those cities. what we are seeing here are modest numbers being transferred by major american banks to banking sectors within the eu as a contingency after we leave. city, one of the major banks, is taking a tough line with the 63 people due to move in the first quarter. so we're not talking a

around japan. their teams at ten host cities aroundjapan. s also a dry run to the olympic games in tokyo in 2020. someone so will be worried about japan's reputation as a place thatis about japan's reputation as a place that is tricky to get around if you don't speak the language. but it is a myth that i think is not always deserved and to show you why i will be exploring six of the host cities against the clock. to go to city will host a group matches and lives in japan's central will host a group matches and lives injapan's central beach it prefecture but it is mainly an industrial hub so most visitors will find themselves staying in nearby and nagoya. which is much bigger and busier. i am and nagoya. which is much bigger and busier. iam in and nagoya. which is much bigger and busier. i am in nagoya one of japan's largest cities but it is often overlooked by travellers. the challenge is this—i have got 90 minutes, the length of a rugby match plus half—time, to see three big highlight. my friend has been making a plan for me. nagoya is known

alert and tighten borders while people in strasbourg try to come to terms with what has happened in their city their hope is that the police will find the gunman soon natasha butler al jazeera paris. so other news in the british prime minister is reported to be on the brink of a leadership challenge over brags that deal a contest will be triggered if forty eight m.p.'s from our own party were to submit letters of no confidence theresa may spend tuesday however meeting e.u. leaders trying to get changes to the bags that deal which was told the talks cannot be reopened. she's trying to save not just have breck's it deal but also her credibility and her career teresa mayes whistle stop tour of e.u. leaders started in the hague for breakfast with her dutch counterpart marc ruta the outcome productive according to his spokesman. in the german capital berlin to meet angela merkel the prime minister found herself momentarily trapped in her car. before the e.u.'s open door policy was finally restored. and then finally to brussels to explain british concerns about the irish back stop whatever outcome y

center will go to the church as often as possible everyone here has lost their home they all hope their city will be rebuilt in the coming years but elder fears it might be too late for ha. my strength is starting to come to an end. to the budget aldred traits that hurt children and grandchildren will be able to return to their home. to spain now or we need marcos for greatest fun for a man who disappeared into the woodlands of the southern serum right a mountains when he was just seven years old and he didn't return to civilization until twelve years later saying he'd been adopted by a wolf pack marcos for vegas is now in the seventy's and lives in spain's northwest has become a passionate activist for protecting nature. then on this isn't normal marcus rodriguez says over and over there's garbage everywhere he looks rotting here in galicia. gardner is toxic to the environment for marcus this is home he's furious the people treat it so badly you know by the governor about look there's a partridge and wants water you're going to the armory we're going to put it on i'm going to record it's go

peeled by city and cuts for help from the said regina is being seen as their first major concession since seizing control of lot and he has often wolfen and is considered and creating them any elf sell food when the tech is military and alive city and rebel fighters long ground offensive to take up to the majority cottage region of a free in almost a year ago the cottage y p d militia fulfilled two months before heading to withdrawal to the safety of areas where u.s. troops are based these time the city and kurds have nowhere else to go. major elephant and their own today is how wrong. would it take advantage of such always that all would or would be at their death or a man city and democratic forces control thought to pull scent of city although six the thousand flights and dates combined the cubs appeal for help from assad's forces is seen as another boost for his dissident at least a ship as the a.t.l. will wind down out of leaders have also in recent days taken steps to rehabilitate the brutal assad regime in both the u.a.e. and bihari an army opening embassies in the mosque has shot

a festive parade through berlin and all for a good cause raising awareness for those in need in their city. you just step on the gas and say take a look especially at christmas it is after all the season to open your hearts and perhaps be a bit more generous as. cause with child like to support it's wonderful to ride in such a pink group you can see the children in the cars waving taking photos everyone is cheerful that's why i want to do it again every year. at the start you ride through the city everyone laughs when they see us and waves and they're cheerful and happy it's great. on their tour bikers stop off at charities bringing gifts. for this care facility for young people these brand a couple of tv's ahead of the parade the bikers collecting donations to be able to fulfill the charity's wish lists. mention often mention when people do something for other people without expecting anything in return that deserves a big round of applause. braving frosty weather the bikers rode for four hours through the city. berlin is bikers first came up with the idea for a parade more than twenty ye

thousands we decided the good idea is not to actually help the innocent city citizens there rebuild their city in fact the money that would have been used for iraq and other cities like it that we bombed and helped destroy in syria we decided to keep yes. it was back in august that the trumpet ministration decided not to spend the two hundred thirty million allocated by congress to repair syrian cities devastated by this seven year long war instead trump in the game to gang decided to just keep that money not even giving it back to the u.s. treasury instead the administration of decided to spend it on other yet to be determined priorities. whatever in the blue hell that could be i have no idea so borrow up my friends because the birds of war are circling over our heads once again which means we had better start watching the hawks. were pretty. good looks like real that this would. be the plot of. the day like you and i i got. with it we. would. be. welcome aboard watching the hawks i am tyrone but i'm out of the list. here a you know what's amazing is that one of the big things that got for th

madrid could move into second place in league on saturday if other results go their way to wall if their city rivals that lead to core beaten by a don't lead to as unsaddle scholars that men. very connel in second place it will be theirs but it's complicated to the current second place side that severe only play on sunday rails form has improved since the lies took over os a disastrous start to the season. cheek i don't know what you're going to do and which of it ryo viacom don't have many get out tributes they manage very well with the ball they will not give it away easily and they usually start very well we need to get out there to win from the very first minute with the support of our fans with the terminations with energy with strength in an orderly way and with all the qualities we've shown over the last few games in order to beat them it's obvious that the day's action against real sociedad that atika will visit a reality i don't need the club the brazilian legend right now though has invested in. a host and the late kick off it was for a league champions most city are aiming to retur

they had reconstituted their city, their town governing council and they representatives from the various ethnic groups, they were talking about how to govern themselves in a way that was very impressive. and we need to help support those efforts as well. >> and senator shaheen, said you went into that trip with different expectations. what did you think you were going to find? and what was the stark contrast? >> i expected to come away thinking we should as soon as the fight against isis is over. we should pull out all of our troops. obviously they were there, because of the fighting against isis. just watching, driving along the road and seeing syrian children flash a v sign for victory in our military because they saw them as being liberators, really. and when they said to us, you know, don't, don't let the turks come in don't let assad come back. don't let you name the country that's there. it was very clear that what they, they were interested in. was not just the fact that we were there, to help liberate them from isis. but we brought with us our values and our commitment to human r