world port, in louisville kentucky. where nearly 200 cargo jets will land, load up, and fly around the world each day until christmas. it is the crown jewel of u.p.s., and the airline seasonal. it is our largest hub for parcel handling and the largest automated facility in the world. >> now, on the peek day, which is december 23rd, they are expecting to process over 4 million packages. >> nationwide, u.p.s. has hired over 55,000 seasonal workers. and the company expect volume to be up nearly 5%. >> i fly around the world, so i am going on a trip where i will hit every weather system in the world. >> here at world port, there are five full time meteorologists. watching weather around the planet. helping to make sure the 132 million packages in the air, and on the ground, will be delivered safely the week before christmas. that product gets made in china or overseas in europe and it comes back here, and gets delivered or anywhere in the world we can make that happen. >> according to many of the employees every day until ch

. >> this is the ups world port in louisville kentucky where 200 cargo jets land, fly around the worldach day until christmas. a fully automated facility where 155 miles of conveyor belts move along packaging. it's the crown jewel in the ups system. it's a large parcel hub facility in the world. >> on a peak day, december 24th, they expect to process 4 milion packages. the company expected volume to be up. >> i'm plying around the world. i'll go on a trip where i'll hit every weather system in the world. >> here at world port there are five full-time metre olss watching the weather, making sure that the 132 million packages in the air and on the ground will be delivered the week before christmas. >> that product is made in china or overseas in europe or asia and cams back and gets delivered around the world. we can make it happen. we are a part of so many people's lives. >> according to many of the employees, every day until christmas will feel like the super bowl for them. long hours, precision pace and adrenaline. >> finally - the queen of england has a nutty problem, her majesty was

lots of packages. 1.6 million packages go through world port every day. they deliver 16 million a day. year, their peak was 4 million. their busiest day is expected to be this coming monday. facility.ry busy everything is done with precision. it is amazing at how efficient they are in getting things on the -- off the line and on the planes. this is backed by a lot of data and information technology. i spent some time at one of their data centers up in new jersey. it is built like fort knox. there is so much information. lots of levels of security. that building -- there are only about 50 buildings built with that kind of data security. we got to see some of the 20,000 servers that back up all of the -- that is the necessary to get the packages around the world. i spoke with the chief information officer and this is what he had to say about managing all of that data. cancellations are being done every second? -- how many calculations are being done every second? driver has 120 to 175 stops today. you might think that is relatively easy to plan, but it 15 t

. >> 120 planes landed at the world port, the ups a processing hub. employees were processing 1.2 million packages. next monday the 23rd, upsefects that volume to triple. they add 2-d 22 planes to their fleet. >> it's well orchestrated, but a lot of moving parts. >> i'm standing inside the cargo area of the ups. there's enough room in here to hold 200,000 pounds of packages that will be filled tonight and fly off to the ups world port in louisville. just a reminder, if you have holiday shopping to do, there are only seven shipping days left until christmas. >> thanks for that reminder. the ups and fedex all have services to guarantee delivery by christmas. if the package is sent by december 23. all of them suggest you don't wait until the last minute. the lottery officials are calling it unchartered territory. tomorrow night's megamillions jackpot could break records. surprise now stands at $586 million after no one won saturday night's $425 million drawing. i mean, we need to get a ticket. but ticket sales could push it past last year's record $550 m

al jazeera has more from world port in louisville kentucky. float up and fly around the world each day, until christmas. >> a fully automated facility, where 155 miles of conveyer belts move along packages sorting, stacking, and loading them. >> it is the crown jewel of u.p.s., in the airline system. it is our largest hub for parcel handling and it is the largest automated facility in the world. >> now, on the peek day which is december 2, they are expecting to process over four. packages. >> nationwide, u.p.s. has hired over 55,000 seasonal workers, and the company expected volume to be up nearly 10% this year. >> i fly around the world, so i am going on a trip starting tomorrow, where i am going to hit every weather system in the world. hier at world port, there are five full time meteorologist. helping to make sure the packages in the air, and on the ground, will be delivered safely the week before christmas. it comes back here and gets delivered anywhere around the world we can make it happen. we are a part of so many people's lives. >> acc

. >> this is the ups world port in louisville kentucky. where nearly 200 cargo jets will land, load up, and fly around the world each day until christmas. >> with a fully automated facility, where 155 miles of conveyer belts move along packages sorting stacking and loading them. >> it is the crown jewel of u.p.s. and the airline system, it is our largest hub for parcel handling and it is the largest automated parcel handling facility in the world. >> now, on the peek day which is december 23rd, they are expecting to process over 4 million pack cannings. >> nationwide, ups has hired over 55,000 seasonal workers, and the company expected volume to be up nearly 10% this year. >> when i fly around the world so i am going on a trip where i will hit every weather system in the world. >> here at world port, there are five full time meteorologists watching weather around the planet. helping to make sure the 132 million packages in the air, and on the ground, will be delivered safely the week before christmas. >> with that product is made either no

. >> reporter: here at world port, there are five full-time meeteologists, watching weather around the planet, making sure that the millions of packages and on the ground will make it for christmas. >> they come back here to make it happen. we're part of so many people's lives. according to many of the employees, it will feel like the super bowl for them. long hours, and adrenaline. aljazeera, louisville, kentucky. >> speaking of the holiday season, retailers are ringing in solid sales so far this year. the commerce department said that they rose 7/10 of a percent in november. that's the biggest increase in five months. consumers spending more on appliances and furniture and buying more online. >>> the dow is down 57, and the nasdaq is showing small gains. stocks showed their biggest decline in over a month yesterday. pulling back from the stimulus is behind those negative feelings. >>> jpmorgan space will pay for turning a blind eye on ponzi schemes. and the company will escape critical indictment. madoff before his arrest. >>> many states have kicked into high gear, and how local com

in hour 1/2 it will get busy here at world port.s, ups who will fly, 1900 different segments take place from world port every day. >>> that is the story of today. today is our peak session in the afternoon. we'll move almost two million packages today. >> but that two million, we should tell everyone, watching, two million is nothing for ups. peak on this facility, december 23rd, 7.7 million. 34 million were actually shipped todays but delivery of 29 million is a world record. you're a part of that, and part of the one of the world's largest airlines. every day you could go somewhere else. what is that like? >> fascinating time for us here at ups. in today i'm on reserve myself. i've been text messages all afternoon about 5:00 will be probably my show time for -- >> five for you. 757? >> airbus a300. >> the a300 behind us is a md-11. you could wind up going anywhere, north america, mexico. >> north america, canada, mexico is most likely where i will go today. >> about time will you get your orders so to speak? >> probably soon after

their peak at world port, by the way, won't be until december 23rd, 7.7 million packages. y, it's a $54 billion revenue operation, 45 billion of which just packages. ups really the world's leader when it comes to this kind of thing. and the five million square feet under one roof, think about that, jon. it's almost as big as jenna lee's dressing room. back to you. jon: yeah. and, adam, she saw one of those zappos boxes in that container next to you, the big online shoe retailer, you can just bring it back to new york and save ups the trouble. >> reporter: i'm keeping all secrets. i know where these things are going. my lips are sealed. jon: adam shapiro -- jenna: it was just about the right size, so i thought that was probably headed for my apartment. hmm, one could hope. >>> well, former vice president dick cheney no stranger to medical breakthroughs including procedures that saved his life following multiple heart attacks. and now he's warning about obamacare's impact on health care in america. >>> and talk about getting into the christmas spirit, besides the shopping, ho

world. >> this is the port in louisville where 200 cargo shets will land, load up and fly around the world until christmas. >> it's the crown jewel of ups in the airline system. it's our largest hub for parcel handling and the largest automated parcel handling in the world. on a peak day they are expect to process 4 million packages. ups hired 55,000 seasonal workers. the company expects volume to be up 20%. >> i fly around the world. i'll go on a trip starting tomorrow, where i hit every weather system in the world. >> here at world port there are five full-time metrologists watching weather around the planet. helping to make sure the 132 million packages will be delivered safely the week before christmas. >> it will be made in china, or overseas in europe or asia. it's a part of so many people's lives. according to many. employees, every day until christmas we'll feel like the super bowl for them. long hours, precision pays and adrenaline. >> an unusual story about the queen of england. seems that she was on a mission to find the corporate-stealing cashews. they were for guests only. she

. >> i am now joined by carol massar, who went inside the world port earlier this month. always a busy time, even busier during the holidays. you spoke to the cfo of ups last week. >> it is a heck of a lot more than that. i catch up with those senior exec -- i caught up with those senior executives. >> the season between thanksgiving and christmas has six less shopping days. what typically happens when the calendar is compressed as you see a lot more on a daily basis. toexpect our average volumes be up eight percent on it day per day -- on a day per day paces. >> today's peak pickup day. we're talking 34 million packages. morrow is peak delivery. -- tomorrow is peak delivery. and you have the cymer 25th, peak air day. >> interesting. i would have thought it was cyber monday. thank you for joining us. we will be back on the markets in 30 minutes. bloomberg west is up next. >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to the early edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i am emily chang. our fo

carol massar will be at world port, the $1 billion hub in louisville, kentucky.e will be with the ceo right here on bloomberg tv. coming up, netflix took of the networks with emmy-winning award original content. what is in store for the next year? more after the break. ♪ >> i am francine lacqua. this is "on the move." the pulse is coming up in 15 minutes. i am joined by guy johnson. we have a packed show. when we talk about nelson mandela. and great interviews. >> the memorial service for nelson mandela starts at 9:00 and lasts for four hours. we will bring you the highlights of the first two hours of that evening. president barack obama among the speakers at the event. cycling intoto be a diverse mix of news and events. the web significant. we'll be joined by a man who could potentially be the new boss at microsoft. he will be joining caroline hyde. the critical question, does he have an advantage or disadvantage to become the ceo? we are going to be cooking the books. blumenthal is a man who is a scientist, and the chef. michelin starred, a new twist to cooking

our chief correspondent carol masser is at world port, u.m.s.'s hub in louisville.k about it. why is it such a big deal because a fraction doesn't sound like much. >> you're right but if you add the fractions of a mile especially when you have so many drivers driving so many miles it potentially adds up to savings for u.p.s. this company has been working on orion for more than a decade and basically the u.p.s. softwarer ining came up with a algorithm that works with the physics of the driving right. >> this is the orion, the algorithm that makes u.p.s. tick. >> algorithm isn't something you expect to hear. but orion is changing the delivery. >> we're the trucking company that had the technology. the truth is we're a technology company that has trucks. >> orion is a program 10 years in the making. its objective is to find the fastest, most fuel efficient way to get packages to your doorstep. >> with 120 deliveries on a driver, there's more ways to service those customers in a number of nano seconds it has been in existence. orion is looking at a trillion of things in

us from massar joining world port. that is the ups hub in louisville.rting from louisville all day long. i think it is great that she got to wear brown -- >> i would love to go on a ups truck for one day just to see -- >> we should go now. >> i don't think you would make it, to be honest. >> unfortunately, i think you are right. when is the lunch break? can we go to the four seasons for lunch? willloomberg surveillance" be right back. stay with us. ♪ >> gold is up $15. joining us right now, betty liu. do, betty liu? >> ron johnson is going to be joining us. he is in studio. he is the senator from wisconsin. he is visiting us in new york. he is one of those who have said we need to repeal obamacare. he made an about-face and conceded defeat yesterday. we can't, he said. it is a huge deal. let's talk about transition is what his new comment is. >> betty liu, 8:00 a.m. this morning. she will have continuing coverage from south africa. with us, william cohan. he is focused on capitalism. ridiculously the controversial -- specifically, the .ontroversial can

world port in louisville, kentucky where nearly 200 cargo jets will land, load up and fly around the d each day until christmas. a fully automated facility, where 155 miles of conveyor belts move along packages, sorting, stacking and loading them. >> it's the crown jewel of u.p.s. in the airline system. it is our largest hub for parcel handling and the largest parcel handling facility in the world. >> on the peek day, december 23, they are expected to process over 4 million packages. >> nationwide, u.p.s. has hired over 55,000 seasonal workers and the company expects volume to be up nearly 10% this year. >> i fly around the world, so i'm going on a trip starting tomorrow where i am going to hit every weather system in the world. >> here at world port, there are five full time meteorologists, watching weather around the planet, helping to make sure the 132 million packages in the air and on the ground will be delivered safely the week before christmas. >> when that product gets made in china or overseas and comes back here and gets delivered around the world, we can make that happen. w

. >> our chief correspondent carol massar is at world port, the company's hub in louisville, to thatlle, kentucky. how widespread is all right in? louisville, kentucky. how widespread is orion? to be a gradual ramp up to 2017. orion makes a big step toward those businesses. you told me ups trucks have that monitor when they unload boxes, turn the admission, what else do they monitor? acceleration,t whether drivers are accelerating aggressively or not so much, fuel sensors, there is gps and these cars. they can track the starter motors. a lot of information gets put into a orion. it also saves the money -- save the company money. >> what is the return on investment? i heard your guests say it is better than google maps. >> they are pretty confident in terms of their technology. yearspent $1 billion per on technology. most of that money is looking at new technology and new ways of improving the system. it is hard to say. we will have to see over time what the payoff is. they would not make this investment him as were pretty confident about it. 2017,hey roll this out in if they could sh

she will be at world ports, it is the company's $1 billion hub in louisville kentucky.he is going to have that story with the ceo scott davis plus or -- plus orion, the algorithm that will save the company $50 million. the remake of "top gun" up next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." you maybe ask yourself why twitter shares rallied? maybe you did not notice. perhaps it is a newfound hope over new twitter tools that allow advertisers launch invalid individually tailored ads. who knows, it could bring in more revenue. a handful of companies working on it. adam burke joins us today from san francisco. this seems like it is the holy grail. twitter knows who you are and gives an ad relevant to you. is that what this is? >> providing more targeted ads which result in better campaigns and more revenue for twitter. they are willing to pay more. >> i've been hearing about this idea since tim was the executive -- was the ceo at yahoo!. what makes this any different? >> a couple of things. the unique aspect of twitter. first of all, twitter is inherently a cross device product. one

. >> reporter: 120 planes landed at the world port. the u.p.s. processing hub in louisville.th good reason. employees were processing 1.2 million packages. next monday the 23rd, u.p.s. expects that volume to triple. they've added 23 planes to their fleet. >> it's very synchronized. it's well orchestrated. but a lot of moving parts. >> reporter: i'm standing in the cargo area of a u.p.s. md-11. there's enough room in here to hall 200,000 pounds of packages and tonight they'll fill it up and fly it off to the world port in louisville. just a reminder there are only seven shipping days left until christmas. charlie and norah? >> all right. that is cool. what a great stand-up seeing that. 70 inned redwood city, 71 degrees in san jose. next couple of days very nice. then we cool down big time on wednesday and thursday. >>> imagine owning a pauca sow for less than you might spend painting your house. we'll show you how a masterpiece is about to become a garn of a lifetime. that's ahead of "cbs this morning." waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? clinically proven neutrogena® rapi

we had additional operations at world port, which is the u.p.s. international air hub in louisville kentucky, on christmas, and we are making every effort to get all those packages delivered. so, u.p.s. responds we asked them how many packages are still out there in the system that have not been delivered the answer, i don't know. fed ex having very similar issues. that person told us that he thinks that fed ex was just not prepared for this amount of volume. he had been talking to some of the drivers and they were all completely overwhelmed. now, on the ups side, anything that sent via air internationally, and domestically, that did not get to the position on time, people will get refund. as far as ground recovery they are not. >> it is hard to believe they don't know how many have not been delivered. is what happened a fluke, or are we seeing a change with these online orders in. >> likely not a fluke. this uptick in volume has been happening over the course of the basion decade. i think perhapses this year, we have seen it hit an all time high

david: joining us for a look on the ground at ups's world port in kentucky is fox businesses adam shapiroon the tarmac, adam. not bad. >> right on the tarmac. is that not a beautiful sight behind me, liz and david? 757. ups has 75 of those. one of 237 aircraft in the full time week for peak week where we are is nipping ups. they lease a few. they will have from this facility in kentucky, this hub. they will have roughly 1900 takeoffs and landings just today, flight segment and every day of this week going forward. roughly 2300 worldwide. every day because it is a shipping 29 million packages delivered today. take a look. another aircraft is getting loaded here. 29 million packages delivered today. 24 put in the pipeline yesterday. when we saw ups's third quarter earnings, they talked about what they expected in the fourth quarter. they said volume would be increased domestically 3%, 4% internationally 3, to 5%. we don't have the raw numbers yet. this is a company that had 54 billion in revenue in 2012. third quarter revenue, they were up. it was 13.52 billion. it was a slight miss if you

world's greatest leaders. nelson mandela. thousands of people from all , from the ports are world leaders.nd enemies came together to honor the man who had united so many. leon harris was at the service. more on the emotional day from johannesburg. >> the air is electric. if you were standing in the crowd, you couldn't help but feel that something special was about to happen. people,thousands of spontaneously singing and dancing. in tribute to mandela's legacy as a peacemaker. >> we celebrate mandela. they came from sorrento, representing a promise cap and unfulfilled. those who would have appeared to have felt left behind, they will tell you otherwise. .> are you happy here >> i am very happy. >> he is the reason why you are happy? >> he is a keen. acknowledgedobama that even though the man is gone, the mission remains. he makes me want to be a better man. >> things are winding down in johannesburg just as they were about to pick up at the torilla -- pre-torilla -- they will come out to line the streets so they can watch his body taken back and forth inside of the capitol building. then h

just a big you know to travel video what he should be like that guy does cooking around the world at the port anthony boarding should be germy scale should be doing some couscous and cabin and doing a cooking show for all of for all we care about him digging down into the true causes of what's happening and there's all this true dirty war instead of roadkill like there's that road kill cook chef you have on chef it should be drunk don't you know we had our mistake no there isn't a pretty good have another outfit on it in other words your guy and more mascara and he could be like oh it's don't kill you know as actually i'm going to give him this red pepper and we're going to send it to him as a first episode of this traveling. right it's cook wars with jeremy scahill ok well stacy we got to go. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy everett i want to thank our guests the red pepper standing in for the journalists known as jerry scale and so much time oh by the way if you want to reach us on twitter you can use kaiser report. but you know .

we have a port operator, dp world. it is a way to play the global shipping transportation. this implies economic health in the fact that goods are actually being shipped around the world. you are seeing that. >> we are. we think the global growth picture will be better than and 2013. global economy that is growing, we have noticed that the merchandise exports as a percentage of gdp is doubling at a faster rate than any time in world history. and gloom anddoom talk about unemployment and the u.s. growing slower than it should, you can listen to that data and recognize there is global growth. wille fundamental changes be better in 2014 dan 2013. 1.7% -- 1.7% in 2013. it will grow more in 2014. the contraction and fiscal policy will be less next year. >> we are focused on alternate assets on this show. how does water work? consumptionl pattern is directly correlated to rising global incomes. if we are right that the world's population is going to grow by another 2 billion people in the next 15-20 people, water consumption is going to go up meaningfully. can treat ity that and

we have a port operator, dp world. in a it is a way to play the global shipping transportation.re a >> this implies a economic health in the fact that goods are actually being you and you shipped around the world. and world. you are seeing that. in >> we are. an we think the global growth picture will be better than in and 2013. even in the long-term secular view, when you have a global economy that is growing, we have noticed a trend that the merchandise exports as a percentage of gdp is doubling at a faster rate than any time in you a faster rate than any time in world history. >> all of the doom and gloom and talk about unemployment and the u.s. growing slower than it should, you can listen to that data and recognize there is global growth. >> yes, and the fundamental changes will be better in 2014 than in 2013. you the u.s. grew 1.7% 2013. we think it could be 2.5% next year, in part because the are contraction and fiscal policy will be less next year. >> we are focused on alternate assets on this show. how does water work? >> water is unappreciated -- its global consumption

world. they would port along the way. it would cost $10 billion to build.r startup financing. director telling me they're still in talks with several possible investors, including some in asia. after the story went viral over the weekend, they've been barraged by inquiries for people that want to buy homes or operate companies on the ship. a chief marketing officer told me there's a 25% chance they'll get funding. not looking clear. unclear how it would be with taxes but not registered in the united states. >> thank you. we'll see you tomorrow. >> i'll see you tonight on "fast." "closing bell" is up next. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. we need an 11-point gain on the dow to hit an all-time high. >> we won't get it. >> i don't think so. >> we're 50 points away. >> anything's possible. >> the s&p 500 looks a little better. barely positive, if it closed higher it will be a couple

think that anybody is meant more to the world the nelson mandela. beene port of hamburg has closed as german residents deal with a storm. it moved to shore causing the city to close its floodgates. earlier, london closed its gates. two people died in the uk and more than 100,000 are without power. economists say annual job is on its best year 2005. 100mber payroll grew by 85,000 workers and the unemployment rate fell to 7.2%. >> several celebrities have been sharing their reactions to nelson mandela's debt. they were born to teach a lesson in humanity. toson mandela showed us how love rather than hate. they were hearing from richard branson. has made tribute overnight. let's get some reaction from johannesburg. we can bring in a guest from there. we will bring in a professor of political science and currently the vice chancellor of the university of -- who joins us from johannesburg. thank you for joining us. thank you for giving us your time. the mood within the country right now. an important is moment. it is a time of mourning. for lifeelebration that has b

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osaka has had some activities along their port one day they took us to an astounding aquarium a they've built the fourth of fifth largest in the world. it was wonderful it was based on the ring of fire approach so it madam clerk, please read all the sister ports. following our time in osaka we went back to 80 could we met with some representatives from sagging sag gay we met with representatives from the america embassy the ambassador of japan was arriving so the attache came down after meeting at the airport but we met with various members of different aspects of the embassys work to shipping to tourism and let them, you know, or know what's happening in san francisco. they're excited about working with us and then we went to soul and met with additional customers there we met with hyundai and the extent of our services and what is happening with our trains. we talked about the amount of construction in the bay area and it's in everyone's interest to work with the port of san francisco, you know, with the construction and apple and they're new facility >> and a variety of other things. their integrity and we've established a strong

world war ii survivors of the attack. early in the morning, the japanese war planes bombed the home port of the united states pacific fleet. about 1200 were wounded and killed in that attack. >>> south africa is preparing for the arrival of world leaders for the funeral of nelson mandela, thousands gathered to pray in tribute to the former president. among the crowds outside his home in johannesburg was his grandson who handed out apples to those who came to pay their respects. a spokesperson was joined by another grandson to deliver a message expressing the family's grief. >> the pillar of the family is gone. just as he was away during that 27 painful years of ñr imprisonment. but in our hearts and souls he will always be with us. his spirit endures. >> nelson mandela's funeral is set for next sunday, december 15th. >>> and coming up next, the simple thing that some families take for granted, finding a safe place for kids to play. the nonprofit organization that wants to do that for children in each bay city. >>> and he is back, there he is, braving chilly weather to kick off a special fundraiser and all the hype over hi

now is to go with some of the stories from around the world dozens of armed man have blocked a port in libya's capital tripoli as well as the entrance to the central bank headquarters they drove up to the building in trucks and let the staff flee the building the militias are demanding the resignation of the country's prime minister . and he has been on the table to restore stability in the country which has been plagued by violence and unrest since he was ousted from power. a challenger in saudi arabia has recommended that a leading blogger face the death penalty for rejecting islam bright as been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to seven year term and six hundred lashes for making supposedly islamic statements on his liberal website the case has been linked to a wider crackdown with two of the country's best known political activists given jail sentences earlier this year. the united nations has criticised a you came a gratian bill saying it is likely to stigmatize foreigners and create a climate of ass nick profiling the un refugee agency says the initiative if passed woul

and it threatens some of the world's largest iron ore mines and shipping ports. people have been told to stay home until the storm passes. kevin has a look at the weather tonight. >> here's a look at google earth. and you can see the storm as it made landfall in western australia. you will see a lot of cyclones here in the indian ocean, affecting parts of madagascar as well. we're going to be watching it because it's going to be weakening over land. as jonathan mentioned, the iron ore mines, flooding, and the population is dense in this area. less than one person per ten square kilometers across this region, so it's not really an issue in terms of population density. i want to take you over here to parts of south america. to buenos aires. they have seen 93° fahrenheit. they're dealing with a problem with power like we were in the northern parts of the united states. because of power outages. this woman was banging on her pots and pans, and the kids are loving t. and they can get out of school and dealing with better weather in terms of the fountains there. but as

port. >> reporter: on this day an official with the u.n.'s world food program needed empty freight containers cleared away at tacloban's small port. new shipments of the critical staple rice were due in soon and bartolo promised to speak to the official in charge. >> i can speak to her and probably we can find a place where you can put all those things. >> reporter: with so little time and space and so much need, the food program's tommy thompson says bartolo's team has shortened delivery times by days. >> what they really provide is local expertise, because we're really in a race against time. they can alert us to way systems work in the country. so we now know how to import, how things should be labeled so we don't have customs delays. >> reporter: back at the warehouses, bartolo's big challenge is to ship things out without delay. he worries a lot of it is in danger of rotting in the heat and humidity. >> especially the rice. in the afternoon, there's always a downpour and were afraid that some of the roofing of the warehouse are not yet repaire

port ny r.t. new york thanks for watching around the world this is our international the next news bulletin with me kevin in just about thirty three minutes time coming up next though show that we burn because get both barrels remarks and late edition of the cards report right after the break. we often see the middle east as a place of constant turmoil and revolution but people in thailand seem to be very fired up as well masses of protesters are force a government ministries to shut down by storming them with human waves one such ministry is the thai equivalent of the american f.b.i. which has been accused of killing around ninety people in a crackdown on those who support ousted prime minister taksin shinawatra who is the brother of the current leader while people are crying out for democracy with accusations of violence against protesters so where is barack obama john kerry the mainstream media i mean whatever some group of rebels protestors are i mean freedom fighters rise up for democracy are we supposed to arm them like in syria and or bomb their country back into the stone age like in libya