you could call this man a survival expert out votto baton started his business for comics in two thousand and eight just as the financial crisis was beginning today he's the only solar cell producer left in space he installs his see through solar cells on buildings not in solar parks and exports ninety percent of his production he's more successful selling them abroad than he is in his own country. and this is nothing if you don't get out i don't know what i mean is starting to get better the sun tax has been done away with and we're now noticing that demand is increasing which is actually logical that a country with as much sun as spain portugal must by now get along with the change of government in summer from conservative to socialist the unpopular son tax penalty payment for self produce so the real atrocity was quickly abolished there were various reasons why the previous government punished the small and decentralized generation of solar energy. that's how they wanted a market that was only open to large suppliers have put on this company as. the government's official answer was tha

two one man made it the nerve center of a whole generation its founder and first artistic director votto felson stein. instead of a traditional opera house he set out to make it a music theater and for nearly thirty years he put real people expressing their lives and actions through song center stage not singing stars but an ensemble including the set technicians. i'm a person firstly that need to teams and a family of people around me i need to know that everyone not just the singers or the designers but you know the props and the technical people the stage management that there was a sort of as arts a media you get that here because of the tradition of fell's and stein from the end of the forty's where he developed this idea of you know music theater ensemble music theater and this is this is in the d.n.a. of this opera house the second thing is that they. it is sort of no opera house in the world that presents such a diversity of music these are john arose from iraq to musicals and contemporary music theatre career that flexibility the recipe for running a successful house the recipe

pleasanton 14, san jose 10 miles per hour, berkeley 14, the wind has gone home in napa and no votto and 10 mile-per- hour breeze from the north in santa rosa. tonight chilly, lots of 30s, redwood city, fremont, san jose below 40, fairfield, concord and livermore below for the, santa rosa one degree above freezing, cool this weekend, there was ice but the air temperature too, embarcadero center ice rink 56 degrees this weekend, going skating, good for you, downtown ice, sunshine 58 degrees, we've been talking about a ridge of high pressure to our south and west, joining it on the weather map today is low pressure moving to arizona and the four corners region causing rain and snow, these two teamed up, both are strong so the wind will also be strong and we had that in the sacramento valley and bay area today, winds are subsiding but elevated through midmorning tomorrow, cloud cover not much, no fog, no clouds throughout the day, roll into tomorrow because there is something coming. looking at saturday also dry, sunday under the front will pass by, sliding down the sierra, a slight increas

gathered at an underground ceremony marking the closure in the grove valley today german president frank votto steinmeyer received the last month of coal mine to be prosper honeywill shaft which has been offered in operation since the nineteenth century. the shutdown is happening because the world is moving to greener and more renewable sources such as solar and wind power still the miners at the last mine in the western german industrial region were sad to see it go. these are some of germany's last coal miners. many of them have given decades of their lives to the job in four shifts a day twelve hundred meters deep shifting thousands of tonnes of bituminous coal sitting in a no blue better known as city can clearly remember the first time he went down in a pit cage thirty years ago. the first time i did it i was still an apprentice so the training supervisor was there you learn where the escape routes were in case something happened but it was still overwhelming. even. the prosper coal mine in box shop was once highly productive now it's the site of a massive sell off everything is being dis

so, so thrilled to be here with these two amazing ladies, but my name is jessica reeves, the coo at votto latino where -- thrilled to be here with you all. but with that, i would love to give a very brief introduction to these wonderful authors. we're going to talk about their books, about -- i have some questions i'm dying to ask, but also love to reserve the last ten, 15 minutes for questions from the audience. so, definitely if you have any burning questions, save those to the end. we will make some time for everybody to get to, also interact and talk to our friends here. but love to start by introducing sayu bhojwani, the author of people like us, the new york city russ first commissioner of immigrant affairs and the founder of south asian youth action, community based organization in queens. since 20010 she has served as the founder and president of the new american leaders project which i'm a huge fan of so thank you for everything you do there. which is based in new york city. and immigrant of indian descent, grew up in bellies and lives in new york sid st. wherever i husband and c

on the markets in hong story is that this companies cfo is being -- shanghai bio scientists today vottothis milk companies business, bringing that price of 23% in the session with people cheering on this news with a 1.3% gain. we did see through the course of the year a situation where the first half was dominated by big losses for emerging markets. during october we saw the u.s. join in and as a result we will see further losses in emerging markets, although they have outperformed to the downside compared to the s&p. it had its worst month since 2008. december2.5% just a and we are heading for the worst december since 1931, the worst month since 2018. there you have it. yousef? >> thanks for that overview. let's get back to this part of the world and talk about opec. they haven't even started implementing their new six-month agreement to cut output and members responsible for most of our-- let's get more with just gotst editor who back from the meeting in kuwait. last week the saudi energy minister laid the groundwork in terms of trying to support prices. doing right now is going out o