could i invite tim wirth and vijay iyer to come up and sit down. and while they come up, let me introduce them very briefly. i think tim is very well-known to all of you here. he's a former senator from colorado. a former under secretary of state for global affairs and climate negotiator, and he is currently the founding president. it's been about ten years i think of the 10 or 11 years. just about when we started. that's why i know, of the united nations foundation and a better world for all. vijay is the director of energy issues at the world bank. we're very pleased to have both of them. let me just say another word at the substance of the panel. this session is about the global set-up and what's the global challenge. and as i said in my opening quick remarks, for us at the center, concerned primarily with the challenge of development, work, the colleagues of mine have done, over the last decade really has driven home for me the crisis that's out there, because of climate change. under business as usual. it does put at risk much of the progress

and i should -- seeing tim wirth here in front, tim, u.n. foundation, reed, you guys have been absolutely fantastic in providing substantive -- not just financial support, but the substantive support that has been so necessary on this effort. one of the things that came out of this discussion is when we had a dialogue with the private sector and we started talking about issues like commitments, the private sector turned off because from their perspective was you guys are talking about charity and you're talking about the corporate social responsibility account. and what we said is no. we don't want to go to the corporate social responsibility people. what we want to talk to are the people who are responsible for making the serious investments that are going to be in the billions of dollars, the hundreds of millions of dollars, the billions of dollars and how do we trigger the investments that you would be willing to make. so where we came back to in this discussion on sustainable energy for all, and this is what is so valuable about this ini

first, the united states should support global adoption of the concrete goals and norms that tim wirth so eloquently spoke about. that are part of the secretary general's energy initiative. these goals themselves are not the solution, but targets against which to measure progress can help catalyze action and help focus attention. second, the united states should join other countries in pledging that the international community will support nations with the political will to achieve these goals by ensuring that these nations have the ability to implement the policies and programs needed for success. private companies will invest approximately $5 trillion annually in energy infrastructure each year by 2020. compare to that the amount funds needed to ensure that energy decisions work for the poor and climate are modest, only about 1% of that total amount. expanding sustainable energy access is within reach if nations use public policies to create the right investment environment that changes the incentives and the decisions of private investors. the united states must help ensure that nat

motion to move forward wirth th recommendations. >> authorizing the department of emergency management to expand the fiscal year protection program grant in the amount of $585,000 from the u.s. department of, and security through the california emergency management agency to find a critical infrastructure protection needs. >> last but not least, this legislation before you is an accept and expand resolution that authorizes the city and county to accept 2010 but for some protection grant funds for protection of critical infrastructure and key resources in the city and county. three sites have been identified. it will be spent for $535,000 management and administration. >> are unable to discuss where -- are you able to discuss where those sites are? >> i am not. supervisor avalos: i understand. public comment? we will close public comment. if we can move this item forward with recommendations. do we have any other items before us? we are adjourned. supervisor kim: reading na[readg names] >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for this opportunity to speak. as the and executive directo

before we get that, let's call on the charts, with carter braxton wirth. >> good evening. >> i have four of them, they're all the same time frame. here's the first one. it's a two-year chart. the important thing is in the weakness of last spring, we came down and held the lows, which is in many ways called the double bottom. another was is the second chart, which shows the stock breaking it down to an exact same time frame, well-defined, breaking above the trend. that's another cruxive circumstance. they are way to draw the chart, the trend like that's now formed subsequent to the break, which is to say we're right on this trend line, due for a bounce here. any stock that dips to its -- is in a position to rebound. give us a fundamental view? >> i think one of the reasons why people is because they're concerned about things going on. obviously ford gets about 60% of its risen from the united states, though, and probably 10% to 12% unit growth sales, about what we experienced over the last 12-point period. that by itself would offset a 70% decline. they have good products coming out, a ne

. >> reporter: the parade marking 1900th wirth day of kim il-sung featured a first look at what may beew long-range missile, larger than anything north korea has shown you have before. and the first time the world heard the voice of north korea's third generation dictator. >> let us move on to final victory, he said. kim jungun's words and his surprisingly easy going banter with his generals suggests he has the backing he needs from the military to stay in power. the propaganda machine that rarely rests also helps kim look like a leader in charge. but little is really known about him, not even his exact age. just that he is in his late 20s. his pudgey build proves that he eats well and often. in a mall nourished country with so much stunted growth, that the height requirement for the military was recently lowered to a mere 4 feet 9 inches. and the north is showing no interest in dialing back constant confrontations with the west. including satellite images of what experts believe are preparations for a third test of a nuclear weapon. the only country that might temper the north's aggre

[applause] >> good morning, nancy, senator wirth, ladies and gentlemen. is a great delight to be here. doing a great job pulling all this together as a force for good. i'm very pleased that we're discussing the sustainable energy for what he nicely put together for us. and to me, this gathering here actually represents the philosophy that we're trying to bring together for sustainable energy for all. this is the kind of partnership with the government, with civil society, institutions like the u.n., the world bank, and all the leaders in this room but this is exactly what is needed to look at this issue, look at the challenge and see what solutions we can come up with. the world bank has been associate with sustainable energy for all from the days that secretary-general kofi a nonstarter the energy initiative, one of the founding members of this initiative with the u.n. and our president bob zoellick is very committed to this. we embrace this very strongly. and we are finding ways in which we can be contributing to the achievement of the goals. i just wan

. >>> jason wirth drove in a pair of ones. rubber match of the series is this afternoon. the nats home opener is tomorrow against the reds. >>> cbs this morning begins in a few minutes. visiting studio 57 today, one of the best selling musicians of all time carol king will talk about her legendary career. >> before that we have one more check of traffic and weather. keep it right here on 9news now. >>> you recognize that, right? one more thing before we go. the simpsons. been on for decades. one of the big secrets about the long running cartoon was that it took place in springfield but springfield where? springfield, massachusetts? springfield, illinois? springfield -- it took place in springfield, oregon. because matt grew up in portland and springfield was a hundred miles or so to the south of where he grew up. he was inspired by the tv show "father knows best." >> one father, one mother. >> springfield, oregon is where that takes place. >> there you go. >>> we are on the chilly side this morning. we've got some morning sunshine. we'll get some afternoon clouds, maybe a

jason wirth picking up speed after getting just one hit till now. nats win handing the mets their first loss of the season. >>> but the day didn't start with good news. mike morse suffered an injure after his return. he's out indefinitely. that's going to do it for your morning sports. i'm kristen berset. have a great day. >>> new evidence surfaces about a possible quota system for local police officers. >>> what do you do if you don't have the money to pay your income taxes? we have some advice for you. >>> beginning to slow down hien 270 leading to 80. more on maryland roads coming up in my next report at 5:29. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. . make plans now to join joel and victoria osteen in our nation's capital on saturday, april 28th, for america's night of hope 2012. god is going to take you places that you've never even dreamed of. it's so uplifting in every way, shape, or form. it's probably one of the most inspiring moments that i've had in a long time. he's a god of the future. he's not a god of the past. in philippians, it says

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tim wirth and vijay iyer, please come up here and sit down. tim is well known to all of you. he is a former senator from colorado, a former undersecretary of state for global affairs and climate negotiator. he is currently the founding president, it has been 10 or 11 years, of the united nations foundation and a better world for all. vijay iyer is the director of energy issues at the world bank. we're pleased to have both of them. let me say another word about the substance on this session. it is about a global set up and the global challenge. as i said in my opening remarks , at the center we are concerned about the challenge of development. the work my colleagues have done over the last decade has driven home for me the crisis out there because of climate change. it does put at risk much of the progress made insuring people can escape poverty over the last decade. part of the problem is that for the rich in the world, there is resources to adjust to the extreme weather shocks and other problems climate change can bring. for the poor, that is not the same case. the welfare i