hertz is a social entrepreneur and pioneer of social gastronomy. the team members are all graduates of the vocational training program run by his non-profit organization gastromotiva. it trains young people from poor families to become kitchen assistants and cooks. some weren't able to finish high school. leonardo caio had to look after his younger brothers and sisters. leonardo: i want to be a chef one day and go abroad, perhaps to paris, and work for the best restaurants. ththat's my dream, but who kno. reporter: today they are showing what they can do. most are just starting out on their careers. natasha: gastronomy schools are very expensive in brazil. i live in a poor neighborhood at the edge of sao paulo, so i can't afford it. but gastromotiva helps us poor people and has helped me get an education. reporter: they are whipping up quite a spread out of rejects, produce that has been deemed not good enough for a top-notch establishment. some of the vegetables are getting a bit soft. david: we are wasting as well. so t tt became p part of my bur

the power company that was interested in investing in fifty hertz it is a state run company which ments that which means that if it were to purchase fifty hertz then that becomes like giving the keys to the castle to the communist government in china right now and that's something that i think the german incumbent was a little bit reticent to reson to do given the extreme buying spree that china is going through right now you mentioned the buying spree how serious is china's involvement in key industries and germany for example well it is rather i don't to say alarming but it is noticeable when you actually look at how much money they're spending here and twenty seventeen alone they invested thirteen billion dollars in an acquisition spree that saw them take over fifty different companies in key industries throughout the country here in germany now these are companies that are involved in the automotive industry in future technologies like nubile energy biotech and it's all part of a larger campaign by the chinese government where they say they want to. have reached the world's pinnacle

the power company that was interested in investing in fifty hertz it is a state run company which meant that which means that if it were to purchase fifty hertz then that becomes like giving the keys to the castle to the communist government in china right now and that's something that i think the german incumbent was a little bit reticent to reson to do given the extreme buying spree that china is going through right now the buying spree how serious is china's involvement in key industries and germany for example well it is rather i don't to say alarming but it is noticeable when you actually look at how much money they're spending here and twenty seventeen alone they invested thirteen billion dollars in an acquisition spree that saw them take over fifty different companies in key industries throughout the country here in germany now these are companies that are involved in the automotive industry in future technologies like nubile energy biotech and it's all part of a. larger campaign by the chinese government where they say they want to have reached the world's pinnacle by twenty fif

control over the distribution of electricity it's important for millions network operator fifty hertz provides transmission in large parts of north and eastern germany including the capital berlin that's one reason why the federal government deemed a partial purchase of the utility by chinese investors problematic. on one hand we're naturally pleased that investors invest in germany and purchase businesses. on the other hand given how things have changed in the world we have to look at what business activities what areas are focal points for national security . because the investor in this case is a state run company trying to meanwhile shields its own market against competition from the west the german government has long pushed for equal rules for everyone. to sing suspiciously physical that's why it's right that we seek reciprocity to dislike it we work towards similar rules of the game internationally and this is where these big investment plans are increasingly playing an important role but it's about german firms securing equal access to chinese markets and him so that others ar

bank k f w has agreed to take a twenty percent stake in a high voltage energy network operator fifty hertz fending off an offer from china's state grid but instead it has a strong interest in protecting critical energy infrastructure last year germany adopted legislation making it easier to veto the takeovers of strategically important companies amid concerns china may be gaining access to key technologies that way. it's a project that surfaced recently been heavily criticized by don't much trump that's highly controversial within europe to stream to if everything goes according to plan the nine and a half billion euro project will start transporting gas from russia to europe by the end of twenty nineteen north stream to run along the first pipeline through the baltics to. neighboring coastal states are divided in their opinion about the project finland and sweden have already endorsed it while denmark is still undecided due to environmental concerns the baltic states and poland oppose north stream two due to concerns over europe's dependency on russian gas ukraine is also against the new

the german government is worried about its exposure to chinese investment you have to realize fifty hertz provides power to some eighteen million germans for the country and as g.c.c. is a state owned company that means their subservience to the communist party of china and by giving them the keys to the castle they would effectively have at least a certain degree of control over the power needs of twenty million germans and it seems that something the that the german government is taking quite seriously now there are have been statements by some german ministers that if we if germany continues to sell companies to china that it would actually make the chinese spy networks obsolete because they would have their people up all over the country. this is serious business right how big is china's involvement in key industries for example in germany well if you take a plea take a look at germany china's really been on a spending spree for the last year if i'm not mistaken twenty seventeen alone they invested invested some thirteen billion dollars in german companies they bought some fifty compa

donald trump has vowed to repeal rules and regulations that he says hertz corporations and stunts economic growth. nowhere has that repeal at the lismore controversial than at the us agency in charge of environmental protection. 0ne change ranging the fact raising eyebrows is the rule requiring power plants to monitor the waters surrounding the coal ash residue, that is the byproduct of creating electricity. the second biggest source of waste in the country. in 2008, this town in tennessee turned into this eerie moonscape after a dam broke, spilling i billion tons of coal ash into a nearby river in one of the worst environment of disasters in us history. now covered in grass, most of that coal ash ended up here, nearly 300 miles south in a landfill just outside union field alabama. i am standing on top of the more than 400 million tons of coal ash that came from kingston tennessee to this landfill. while arrowhead has long since stopped accepting coal ash, the impact of that spill and the ash underneath me were profound. regulations were passed by the epa in 2015, they mandated that utilit

together virtual reality gear which is able to sense how the camera is moving and — you know, at 1000 hertz a second — and then adapt to the movement of the camera to create a perspective illusion that is appropriate for the changing perspective of the camera. michigan avenue proceeding north to 42nd precinct. in hollywood's heyday, techniques like rear projection allowed actors to perform an environment which were much more controllable than the real world. —— perform in environments. with traditional rear screen projection, which i was a huge fan of, growing up, the illusion has been around for decades, but there were limitations to it. the screen can sometimes look washed out in a rear screen projection. ar wall seeks to allow the camera freedom of motion that you can just use it hand—held, however you want. lots of movies currently use green or blue screens for this purpose. and some films even go so far as to shoot entire scenes in green or blue screen, adding computer—generated effects including cg sets and characters in postproduction. it allows for a massive degree of flex

this will speed up the transmission of immense volumes of data starting at three point five bigger hertz and later expanding up to one hundred. however starting at about six gigahertz the waves shorten so significantly they're easily blocked by solid objects such as walls and trees so the transmitters need to be much more powerful for the signal to penetrate obstacles. environmental epidemiology martin rowsley is an expert on mobile phone radiation his office is at the swiss tropical and public health institute in basel overlook a mobile network transmitter when it's eventually upgraded to five g. that will raise his groups level of exposure to radiation. we know today there is no risk to your health but we need to factor a wide margin of error because there is still a lot of uncertainty in this area so is the radiation from five g. antennas benign or can it make us sick the evidence regarding radiation from current mobile networks is patchy and far from conclusive so far there's no concrete evidence linking mobile radiation to brain tumors but five g. creates new variables higher freque

. >> we have public and private partnership the employers came from hertz rent a car and many private sector jobs sea have the city staff so the airport is here, starbuck's is here we've been retail we have restaurants, we have offices and so the young people will get an opportunity to partner search warrant with so many of the great champions for jobs. >> for the past 5 years we've hired over 3 willed youth to work as business traces they have been promoted to supervisors. >> if you're doing a job at starbuck's the opportunity for them allows them to understand math if tire working at anothers architectural firm understanding debris or a media to understand reading and writing differently those are opportunities that the mayor is clear he wanted to provide we're going to be do mock interviews helping young people that the resumes a it pulls them to the career opportunities and building inspection commission make sure they're prepared for those opportunity educational and in terms of their preparation skills by the time many of them leave they'll leave with jobs and new relationships

we're not banning rental car companies like enterprise and hertz when people are parking them in violation. we have to be careful with this. we have to keep things simple. yes it can come down to a question of numbers. i'm not seeing anything in this basic ordinance that allows for appeal rights such as when you park a car and get a ticket you can appeal it. it is my hope as we go through this program, that we can implement this because there are many of us that we feel that we need the scooter program and we need it sooner rather than l ater. >> clerk: next speaker please. >> james moore followed by chris jacobs. >> clerk: is james moore here? is chris jacobs here? seeing none. >> director brinkman: can you clarify the fines go to the company of the scooter sharing not the actual user and it's going to be the company who will figure out how the users will share they parked legally. >> director reiskin: this will be fine to the company. this is brought to you on the feedback we have when he heard this item. the fees were originally p roposed for too low. it might be seen as a cost of doing

influence in foreign powers and critical infrastructure now part of the issue at stake here is that fifty hertz supplies energy for some twenty million germans throughout the north in the eastern part of the country and state grid is a state run company much like the name would suggest and in effect the german government by allowing the transaction to go through would have been given chinese giving chinese authorities the keys to the council when it comes to germany's energy network now of course certain members of the german government have raised the specter of potential spying one member even once a part is said to say that the chinese government could remove all their spies if they wanted to if they had if they buy in of german companies now that is a little bit alarmist but if you look at it it does seem that there's concerns here about german high technology being transferred to china i think what this story kind of raises the question for me is i mean just how entrenched are chinese business ties and influence already in key industries well you have to really if you look at the past year

state grid from acquiring a twenty percent stake in the electricity transmission network operator fifty hertz instead the state bank k f w agreed to take the stake fending off the chinese offer a german government spokeswoman told a press conference today the berlin has a responsibility to ensure reliable energy and protects critical infrastructure but she said the country would be more open than ever to foreign direct investment. let's go live to put it sound financial correspondent in frankfurt. tell me first of all about the ins reaction here i often get accused by my partner of being very defensive when i'm accused of something and that's exactly what berlin sounds like right now. oh no we're totally open to all investments it does sound defensive and so because there is a big backlash actually friday from the german industry that is worried after this move by the government that foreign investors are going to be scared off and rightly so. it is right china's government doesn't courage it's companies to take over strategically important companies abroad and that's also been the explanatio