draw but the lower segment is one of the segments where we believe in electrification because the urban cityontext of the urban traffic environment and with the highest level solutions, is the one where such kind of solutions is the most urgently needed. for a start, tata is betting big on electric vehicles with six battery—powered cars and a fully electric bus ready to be rolled on the indian roads. but do you believe there is infrastructure for this electric vehicle rollout? defer significance, that electric is going to take place on the fleet business, it may be a vast fleet or taxi fleet, for example. —— the first significance. because in the moment, it you have a dedicated infrastructure where you provide charging stations, the maintenance, you have the spare parts, and the car can you have the spare parts, and the carcan be you have the spare parts, and the car can be done overnight and next morning, it goes back on duty. north korea is expected any moment now to kick off a military parade showcasing its defence muscle. this comes ahead of the winter olympic games in the south. pyongya

and you can see from the road here, very few cars out on the streets as well, at least in the urban cityhildren in scotland will be off tomorrow. with me in the studio is geoff barton, general secretary of the association of school and college leaders. good evening. is it an easier decision to close a school than keep it open? it is always a difficult decision. i think today maybe a slightly easier decision, given the scale of what is happening. i have had people contacting me today, some of whom are new headteachers, really anxious about whether they have made the right call and some veterans also. ultimately the decision we‘re making is about looking after children and making sure we can protect them and get the staff in to supervise them. if you could get the staff in, the appearance of one teacher would mean that the families of 30 kids could be out of work supporting the economy. what is distinctive about a school is in my case, 1500 students. what you had to do is make sure if you had 1500 students going to school, did you have sufficient staff to supervise a man for the quality of

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population in san francisco as we have the lowest population of 0 through 18 aged children of any large urban city in the united states. so, having said that, i know that the sponsor, supervisor yee, has asked for continuance. i'd like to make a motion to continue this item to the next meeting. next budgets meeting will happen next week. >> ok. let's talk about that. so, before we take that motion, we need to take public comment. ok. so, let's open up the public comment. i have one card here. i want to call michael wineberg. if you are still interested, please come on up. anyone else that's interested in speaking on this item, please come. thank you. >> thank you, supervisors. michael wineberg, sciu local 10-to-1. while the item is considered for consideration or moved to next week, what i had intended to say, which will probably still say next week, is that our union hasn't -- hadn't had the opportunity to take a formal position on this measure yet. we're calendaring that. generally speaking, we always look at opportunities to provide more for everyone. and generally speaking this looks like one

large cities also create 70% of global carbon dioxide emissions, giving urban areas a crucial role inqually as more and more people move to the cities. there are nearly 900 million people still living in slums, highlighting the pressing need for affordable housing. let's go to our reporters to see what problems they're encountering in cities across the region. china has urbanised at a staggering rate over the last 30 years. it's pushed about a third of its population into megacities. this is the most mega of those cities — shanghai — about 24 million people live here. one of the big downsides to that is this — there's traffic everywhere. have a look at the congestion up there. at times, the network here is sclerotic. what are the causes of that? well, as china's got richer, it's cool to own a car, it's a status symbol. and also, there's so many people here coming to work, coming to school and going home all at the same time. the government's tried to deal with that with public transport, it has a metro system that's expanding by the year and it's very cheap — just 50 cents for a basic

. -- urban cities. it will prove to the vietnamese, the americans, the world, that this the enemies conflict is -- vietnamese conflict is about independence and the saigon regime is a legitimate and the true independence is best served by coming together in unifying under one government. there is also an assumption on thatorth vietnamese side the saigon political regime is wracked by instability and corruption, and there are certain elements of the truth to that. but those assumptions do not play out as well, as we can see by how the tet offensive unfolds. but there are certain elements of political stability that start to play out starting with the 1966 elections in south vietnam. yes, the saigon regime is still dealing with corruption. yes, there are still tenuous relationships between the local population and that sidelined government that need to be worked on. -- saigon government that still needs to be worked on, and that is part of, as erik mentioned earlier, a comprehensive american campaign that

we know that no black americans living in al city or urban area -- in a city or urban area in this country, there are -- they're almost 500 times more likely to be killed by gun violence than they are by terrorism. this is an urgent problem. it is an everyday problem. this is pressing on ourselves and every day we conts, inaction -- we don't, inaction will cost lives. since the tragedy in parkland, in new jersey alone we see children, young people, the elderly, women, black, white americans killed by gun violence. i have a stack of examples of this right here. news reports of the violence in my state. one week ago it was a 10-year-old boy, uvoni marino was killed with a gun and his mother was wounded in asbury park, new jersey. on february 20, an elderly man killed his wife, domestic violence, killed her with a gun and then taking his own life as a suicide. just six days ago a teenager in my city of newark, new jersey, ismael anthony was killed with a gun. every single day we do not act, dozens and dozens of americans are killed. look at this chart. you can't even read the font. look at th

there and you get this big influx of tourists coming from new york and boston and sort of the urban cities wanting to go and visit niagara. it's this beautiful place, they go and have their photograph taken. i couldn't find a date for this picture, but it's clearly sort of the late 1800s at some point, but one of the problems of niagara, here's the tourists alongside the beautiful falls having their photograph taken with a big view camera. one of the problems at niagara falls, though, was there weren't any public controls the way we understand them now. again, people just didn't have that cultural conception of government stepping in to control space in any way. and so what happened was you'd get all of these little sort of tourist stands like we get in a lot of places today. hey, we're going to sell postcards. pay me a dollar or five cents and stand here and get the best view. there would be photographers supplying their trade and so you got all this sort of messiness kind of messing up the scene. so what ends up happening is the grandeur of the falls gets messy. there's little stands, th

the idea is that in most urban cities, a small percentage of people commit the most violent crimes andails exist, i think we owe it to invest in them. it's a private fellowship and if they meet certain criterion, they're eligible based on stipend work. it goes on the ethos of earning your keep and we're making sure we do everything we can to help earn in the community. >> is it correct -- i read that only 17.4% of stockton residents have bachelor degrees. >> that's absolutely correct. we're working hard to change that. we're working on letting young people see how it's attainable. that's going to be a long-term key. >> you're quite successful yourself, a 26-year-old mayor, stanford grad. what made you decide you were ready to be mayor of stockton? >> i spent four years on the council in the community i grew up in. we're small but we're huge. we closed down problem liquor stores, opened up health clinics. people would come to the council meetings saying you onto care about south stockton. at first i thought i was doing my job. then i thought they were saying the rest of the city could u

large cities also create 70% of global carbon dioxide emissions, giving urban areas a crucial role inlly as more and more people move to the cities. there are nearly 900 million people still living in slums, highlighting the pressing need for affordable housing. let's go to our reporters to see what problems they're encountering in cities across the region. china has urbanised at a staggering rate over the last 30 years. it has pushed a third of its population into megacities. this is shanghai, about 24 million people live here. the downside is this. there is traffic everywhere. look at the congestion. at times, the network is sclerotic. as china has gotten richer, it is cool to own a car as a status symbol. there are so many people going to work and school and going home at the same time. the government is providing public transport, a metro system expanding by the year and it is very cheap. it is also auctioning new licence plates for cars, $10,000 to get some on the road. the bottomline is it is cool to a car in this country and thatis cool to a car in this country and that is show

and the other narrative is that urban cities are hellholes and we need to get rid of them because ofns. it's this nonstop pattern of racist innuendinnuendo. and where did the whole birthing movement get hits lift or wings? it was fox. i think it's time for the advertisers on fox to take a good look and say do we want tower money to be associated with not only a racist outfit but one which is really destroying civil dialogue in a democracy? and i think people have to begin to withdraw themselves. withdraw your money, withdraw their support because this is a noxious stain on society. >> let's give lebron even more of a joyvoice because he may no know who laura ingraham is. here's is lebron james on saturday also talking about fox news. >> when i was growing up there were like to three jobs that you looked for inspiration or you feel like these are the people that can give me life. the president of the united states, whoever was the best in sports and then like the greatest musician at the time. this time right now, what the president of the united states, it's at a bad time. and while

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