well it's i brought all the figures let's start with finland. because ten from vestal time has been using his clients' money to buy up forests and finland you zealand and europe right if you are stealing. and muscle soup once benefited us you can see it here in the timber prices in finland the development last year spruce and pine have seen a huge increase since two thousand and sixteen and that works to our advantage disputants a tradition copying and. now torture by this german farce are just insanely expensive there are very few areas available and when an area opens up people jump on it like crazy off so prices double triple quadruple over the past ten or fifteen years so if you fast and it's of course this is also due to the low interest rates that we currently have. people are looking for everything they. can find coming in where can you invest money you know safely invested or invested very profitably. it's an intrinsic conflict. when we quit can we briefly talk about europe way how does the return look relative to our plans. we were doin

we see a bit of activity in finland. matt? take a look at what you should be watching on this tuesday. meetsvernor of sweden privately with investors and bankers in london. you can get details on the onsbank by typing riksgo the bloomberg. vii considerations being made regarding possible sanctions on hungary. minister greek prime and france. risk rightpolitical now. still with us is the head of fixed income research emea at nomura. swissch progress with the elections after inconclusive results. we did see a number of populist, members gain a strong foothold in the parliament. what do we see about the pushback europe is seeing from the peripheral? of thethis is one biggest themes affecting politics and markets for years. it will continue for some time. many people thought there would be an end to the rise of the populists. and theave salvini five-star in italy and now the far right party in sweden. this is part of a general move andrd anti-immigration against the elites, the technocracy's we've had in power for many years. this

and his summit in finland with russian president vladimir putin trump was reluctant to point fingers at the kremlin he just said it's not russian it's a statement he later backtracked. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why i wouldn't or why it would be russia russia denies any interference in two thousand and sixteen at a geneva meeting in august bolton's russian counterpart refused to sign a joint statement that included the election meddling allegations still u.s. intelligence expects there will be more attempts to interfere trump's new executive order hopes to address that setting up a mechanism through the department of justice and the state department to impose sanctions on any individual or nation ninety days after election meddling is confirmed the white house says those sanctions would be calibrated based on severity and could include the blocking about anyone accused of attempting to manipulate america's vote kimberley health at al-jazeera the white house the governor of the u.s. state of georgia has declared a state of emergency after forecasts showed tha

in formula one finland's adultery botha's took pole position for sunday's russian grand prix with her save his teammate and championship leader lewis hamilton having to settle for second place on the starting grid botha's secured his second goal of the season and set a new track record in sochi completing the circuit in just over one minute thirty one seconds he's currently fourth in the overall standings meanwhile hamilton will be hoping to extend his forty point lead over germany's sebastian vettel at the top of the leaderboard. golf now in the ryder cup team in europe as increased as lead over team usa to ten points to six europe won five of saturday's eight mashups to take a crucial lead going into the final day of play the pairing of french cesco millenarian tommy fleetwood continued their excellent form they won both of their ties. coming up on d w will bring you all the highlights from this weekend's bundesliga matches after by and fumbled the ball on friday night dortmund have the chance to lead to the top of the table stay tuned to see how easy they are. you're watching news

in formula one finland's of all. terry boat us took pole position for sunday's russian grand prix with mercedes team mate and championship leader lewis hamilton having to settle for second place on the starting grid secured his second pole of the season and set a new track record in sochi competing the circuit in just over one minute thirty one seconds he's currently fourth in the overall standings meanwhile hamilton will be hoping to extend his forty point lead over germany's sebastian vettel at the top of the leaderboard. you're watching news live from berlin war coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's d.w. dot com thanks for watching. i'm nothing out. because sometimes that plays them nothing with them even having think deep into the german culture of. nudity we think there's grammar they all do you know it's all about who you know i'm rachel join me for me to get in front of the whole.

in finland for us it was a given to fight for human rights and to demonstrate against nuclear power the nuclear power plants were built in darkest or if not directly annoying back by the way. for the injustice my family had experienced in turkey made me political and i stayed that way later my teachers student teachers in particular were very progressive that was back in the eighty's in bavarian grammar schools and it played another part in politicizing in shaping me. as even more we didn't only study the shoah the holocaust but also the armenian genocide for instance. this is that one of the reasons why you brought the play dictator to the gorki theater a play that was banned in turkey. and scorekeeping. in all of us including right it's by a colleague who has connections to germany our chandu and doris also with us he is one of our theater columnist and the former editor in chief of to him who. has kept noise x. he was always so there is a new exodus of artists journalists caricaturists and others from turkey and. i think it's no coincidence that they seek out this theatre because it'

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we hear from the bank of finland. ramy: sydney's margin -- mortgage pain says the rba will stay on hold to the next decade. what impacts rate hike will be followed by others. a.m. it is best 8:00 this is daybreak australia. we are ours from the first major markets open. ramy: fast 6:00 on new york -- sunday in new york, we are looking at the action how the past week will play into the asia-pacific trading day. right now we are in a time of uncertainty with the u.s. and canada because of what happened friday with donald trump saying canada maybe won't be included. take a look at the s&p 500. we were up and down, and we basically closed flat. real estate consumer discretionary and simmer technology were in the red. the dow is down by 1/10. the nasdaq with the biggest gainer, up .25%. we are in a new month, hop into the bloomberg terminal. i want to show you how we fared in august. let me turn on the little illustrator. i will show you here for the 3%th of august we were up relative to the past several months. take a loo

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other advanced nations in germany, finland, norway, they do it. i don't understand why america keeps sitting on these things. we are trying not to sit on these things. there has been a lot of discussion about this, ever sense the unpaid families leave act passed back in the 90's. there have been efforts and lead driven by democrats to try to expand the unpaid leave program. -- everyone.rning, it is an honor to be here for the 73rd united nations general by first of secretary of state. head of super bowl diplomacy. scourge of substance abuses is intensifying on a global scale. within the united states, president trump is leading a mashup -- massive and effective counterattack against it. it is not for every country to follow our lead. later today, the president will hold meetings with president moon of south korea. president -- of egypt, and president mccrone of france. whether security issues, economic issues, human rights, the president is asking for countries to exert their sovereignty to solve challenges and listen to what americans can do to h

and barrister country at nato, labeling our european allies as foes and standing at putin's side in finland, he parroted russian propaganda and repeated putin's lies. when asked directly if he believed russia interfered in our elections, he said he didn't see any reason why. i'll tell you why or what he's ignoring. number one, our own intelligence community unanimously concluded russia meddled in our election. number two, the department of justice has indicted 25 russian nationals responsible for the meddling and number three, russia has a long proven history of assaulting western democracies and using cyber attacks, disinformation insupport for political groups . here's the thing. we don't have a clue what was discussed in the two hour long private meeting between trump and putin. what promises were made? did they talk about sanctions or our election? we have no answers and the cloud of secrecy is disturbing. we are in fear. it's beenreported he talked about holding a referendum in eastern ukraine . iran's presence in syria, recognition of russia's illegal annexation of crimea and the futu

the beautiful auroras could be seen above finland. one photographer said it was the best display of aurora borealis for what will be a good season of over watching -- a good season of aurora watching. while it is known as over a borealis, itaurora is the southern lights in the southern hemisphere. this is france 24. let's take a look at totoy's top stories. russia is holding its biggest ever military drills. hundreds of thousands of russian shoulders with chinenese truth - russian soldidiers with chihinee troops. the syrian regime gets ready to launch an all-out assault on it live. the u.s. -- on a blip -- on idlib. donald trump's national security adviser threatened sanctions against the international criminal court calling it illegitimate. the icc is looking into alleged war crimes committed by u.s. troops in afghanistan. time now for a business update. you are starting with the economic side of the summit. the would love to focus on military exercises. the e two countries are e also lookokg to s strengthen n their econic ties. chin

a study out of finland the study of 500 adults found two-thirds of patients treated with antibiotics fared well after five years. one-third had another case of appendicitis that required surgery >>> an original animal one computer sold for $375,000. it was built in 1976. one of the original apple machines. it still works. they sold many for $500 each. only 60 apple ones are believed to exist. >>> all right. team coverage of the sales force tran silt center next. an update on the major impact it's having on your commute >>> one year since the wildfires. a new way to alert residents of any future >>> now attme. >> a cracked steel beam forced the transit center to close for inspections. >> if it's possible, do not drive downtown this morning. use other transit options >>> good morning. it's wednesday, september 26th. >>> alexis tracking all the commute issues. it really does not look good. >> it looks like a tough morning. there are closures and transit issues. >> first a look at your weather forecast with drew who is in for mike. >> we are dealing with dense fog especially in the north

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he is also the former prime minister of finland.e us a number of different aspects to what is going on at the moment. he will probably have a view on what's going on with turkey. plenty of things to think about there. european markets reasonably calm this morning. the labor day story takes over. number fromthat turkey. the pi number was north of 30%. the central bank said it will take action shortly. that is something the market will be pricing in. what is appropriate action from the turkish interbank? this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click

that doesn't look real in finland that's something to see. s group field trip. >> many places to choose from. you have to go farther north. that's am >> speaking of travel, a lot of airports preparing for a lot of sruptions. >> you know what, a lot of people have been asking me, should i cancel my flight? >> right. right. >> should i cancel my trip? we'resaying, if you have a flight, don't worry, your airline will cancel it for you. they will beat you to it. the track has changed a little bit. it will eventually weaken to a tropical storm. nd're still tracking it as we go into the weekend ahe end of next week. right now we're looking at a couple showers on the radar mostly in parts of frederick county right near boons borrow. across , one heavy shower there. g more e see thunderstorms trying to move in from the south. mostly along the eastern shore we have a early cluster this morning. i think a lot of that might be moving intodelaware, too. we have the stationary front draped across muchf the northeast and mid-atlantic state. this will teep

and his summit in finland with russian president vladimir putin trump was reluctant to point fingers at the kremlin he just said it's not russian it's a statement he later backtracked. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why i would or why it would be russia russia denies any interference in two thousand and sixteen at a geneva meeting in august bolton's russian counterpart refused to sign a joint statement that included the election meddling allegations still u.s. intelligence expects there will be more attempts to interfere trump's new executive order hopes to address that setting up a mechanism through the department of justice and the state department to oppose sanctions on any individual or nation ninety days after election meddling is confirmed the white house says those sanctions would be calibrated based on severity and could include the blocking of assets of anyone accused of attempting to manipulate america's vote kimberley health at al-jazeera the white house hungary says it will challenge proceedings against it for breaking rules on democracy as civil rig

and his summit in finland with russian president vladimir putin trump was reluctant to point fingers at the kremlin he just said it's not russian it's a statement he later backtracked to send should have been i don't see any reason why i wouldn't or why it wouldn't be russia russia denies any interference in two thousand and sixteen at a geneva meeting in august bolton's russian counterpart refused to sign a joint statement that included the election meddling allegations still u.s. intelligence expects there will be more attempts to interfere trump's new executive order hopes to address that setting up a mechanism through the department of justice and the state department to impose sanctions on any individual or nation ninety days after election meddling is confirmed the white house says those sanctions would be calibrated based on severity and could include the blocking of assets of anyone accused of attempting to manipulate america's vote kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house. u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has told congress that saudi arabia and the united arab emir

wins too for finland, boznia and herzegovina and belarus.mbley, they trail 2—1. this is the first match since they lost in the semifinals of the world cup. australia came from behind to beat south africa in another tight encounter between the two sides. it was australia's first win in this year's rugby championship. new zealand beat argentina 46—21; in the day's other game. scrum half tj perenara scored two tries for the all blacks, and argentina's nicolas sanchez scored 1a points in the game to reach 655 in his career to become his country's highest test scorer. i thought they played particularly well at times and put us under pressure so we well at times and put us under pressure so we showed a lot of mentalfortitude. some of pressure so we showed a lot of mental fortitude. some of our defensive work at times was not as good as it could have been. we wouldn't touch the ball for a period. at some point we would let them have one. i really like the response, every time they scored we came back and showed a lot of strength of character, i thi

and his summit in finland with russian president vladimir putin trump was reluctant to point fingers at the kremlin he just said it's not russian it's a statement he later backtracked. i don't see any reason why i would or why it would be rush rush who denies any interference in two thousand and sixteen at a geneva meeting in august bolton's russian counterpart refused to sign a joint statement that included the election meddling allegations still u.s. intelligence expects there will be more attempts to interfere trump's new executive order hopes to address that setting up a mechanism through the department of justice and the state department to impose sanctions on any individual or nation ninety days after election meddling is confirmed the white house says those sanctions would be calibrated based on severity and could include the blocking of assets of anyone accused of attempting to manipulate america's vote kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house u.s. secretary of state powell has told congress that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are actively working to avoid harmi

group after losing three notes of belgium in the they can break in the lower ranks hungry greece and finland down their baltic rivals are stonier the boston red sox have become the first team to clinch a playoff spot this season with seventeen games still to play they beat the toronto blue jays seven two on tuesday it guarantees boston at least a wildcard berth meanwhile the arizona diamondbacks beat the colorado rockies who lead the national league west to tell marty broke a sixth inning tied with a two run triple the diamondbacks winning six three it cuts the deficit to two and a half games in the division. the rockies remain one and a half games ahead of the los angeles dodgers who lost for a second straight day in cincinnati two former l.a. players brandon dixon and scott shepler both hit homers as the reds won three one. in those craters have beaten india in the first test the final test to win the series four one but it's the performance of bowler james anderson there is making headlines he's become the most successful fast bowler in the history of test cricket as after he took his fiv

murat uyghur, who now lives in finland, says of the internment camps, "they're like a black hole, peoplest now." what are you afraid of? i am afraid of mass murder because we do not know — other than a few key individuals who managed to leave the camps, people are not leaving. where have those 1 million people gone? what are they being charged of? it's basically a no rights zone, as the un official perfectly pointed out. you have no access to lawyer, you have no access to judicial process, and there is no access to family members, there is no access to proper medical care, that's why we've seen people leaving as a dead person from the camps. so i am worried, and also there's an important part of my worry is that the chinese government has been building a crematoria... crematoria. crematoria, and they're hiring people to work on those facilities. why are they building, all of a sudden, in such places? in — traditionally american academics, if i may finish, have been very careful in their criticism of the chinese government. recently, one of the well—respected american academics said publi

right parties coming from in germany in austria up in you know sweden i'm not there mark maybe but finland but how how is that happening this is timothy garton ash he often writes in the guardian but this is in the new york books and he says it's the culture stupid and he uses the german word for that which is a little bit different from the connotation in english so go read the article to see that but he says and explaining the populous vote in many countries that inequality of attention is at least as important as economic inequality so he talks about a situation that happened in east germany when a street protests in a small town and saxony was totally ignored by the visiting chancellor merkel a protester complained she doesn't even look at us with her. one can imagine a trump voter saying something similar about hillary clinton so he talks about the fact that this is part of the whole trend of d. platforming d. monetizing and just shutting down the voices of the angry populace and is sure it clearly expresses itself as very right wing and the much of the elite that control everything a

three current criteria they use and some of the countries in the top ten are as follows you've got finland the netherlands sweden australia austria germany japan korea singapore and those are the top most of the top ten if not all of the countries that the magazine deems to be the best prepared and steve you know i noticed in the list you know that china and the u.s. were missing at least from that top ten why so. well you know it's not all about you would think that they're the best wired up and they have the best internet access but as i mentioned that's only one of the three criteria so there's always a lot of politics involved and there's always a lot of you know geo political factors involved but interestingly in the next five years as a separate list they do predict the united states to be fourth on the new top ten list for best prepared going forward if that's not too confusing also italy well france rather will join that top ten list china though is that on it now and it's not on the new top ten going forward either so that is interesting steve we're out of time but i know we've ta

the group after losing three nil to belgium in reykjavik in the lower ranks hungary beat greece and finland down there both like rivals estonia football legend their grandmother donna says taking drugs caused him to waste away but that he's now moving forward with his life he's actually moved to a new club in mexico at the heart of the country the drug that lands the arjun time has taken over as coach of mexican second division club a lot of us is held his first training session and news conference the club is based in the hometown of the similar cartel that is one of the most powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world. it will all. i made a lot of mistakes in my life i'm now fifty seven years old and i'm assuming this responsibility like someone who has a new child you could say a lot of things but since i overcame my sickness fifteen years ago and when they were talking about drugs it was just dragging me down i was just wasting away i wanted to explain this to kids that when i used to consume drugs i was going backwards and what a football player has to do is to go forward what

the group after losing three nil to belgium in reykjavik in the lower ranks hungary be greece and finland down their bolted rivals estonia football legend says taking drugs caused him to waste away but that he's now moving forward with these life he's actually moved to a new club in mexico at the heart of the country a drug that lands the arjen time as taking over as coach of mexican second division club dos is held these first training session and news conference the club is based in the hometown of the sin a lower cartel which is one of the most powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world you will all. i made a lot of mistakes in my life i'm now fifty seven years old and i'm assuming this responsibility like someone who has a new child you could say a lot of things but since i overcame my sickness fifteen years ago and when they were talking about drugs it was just dragging me down i was just wasting away i wanted to explain this to kids that when i used to consume drugs i was going backwards and what a football player has to do is to go forward what happened i stopped all of t

other advanced nations in germany, finland, norway, they do it. i don't understand why america keeps sitting on these things. we are trying not to sit on these things. there has been a lot of discussion about this, ever sense the unpaid families leave act passed back in the 90's. there have been efforts and lead driven by democrats to try to expand the unpaid leave program.

the group after losing three nil to belgium in reykjavik in the lower ranks hungary be greece and finland down there bolted rivals estonia football legend the argument on earth is taking drugs caused him to waste away but that he's now moving forward with his life he's actually moved to a new club in mexico at the heart of the country's drug plans the arjun time has taken over as coach of mexican second division club dos is held these first training session and news conference the club is based in the hometown of the sin a lower cartel which is one of the most powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world you will all. i made a lot of mistakes in my life i'm now fifty seven years old and i'm assuming this responsibility like someone who has a new child you could say a lot of things but since i overcame my sickness fifteen years ago and when they were talking about drugs it was just dragging me down i was just wasting away i wanted to explain this to kids that when i used to consume drugs i was going backwards and what a football player has to do is to go forward what happened i sto

and his summit in finland with russian president vladimir putin's trump was reluctant to point fingers at the kremlin he just said it's not russian it's a statement he later backtracked. to send should have been i don't see any reason why i would or why it would be russia russia denies any interference in two thousand and sixteen at a geneva meeting in august bolton's russian counterpart refused to sign a joint statement that included the election meddling allegations still u.s. intelligence expects there will be more attempts to interfere trump's new executive order hopes to address that setting up a mechanism through the department of justice and the state department to impose sanctions on any individual or nation ninety days after election meddling is confirmed the white house says those sanctions would be calibrated based on severity and could include the blocking of assets of anyone accused of attempting to manipulate america's vote kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house well let's get more on this now we're joined by jody west in washington d.c. she is the chief executive of

interestingly, it was a summit place in a city called helsinki in finland between american and russian leaders. europeans were there. what they are signing is the helsinki core. many people thought it was a great soviet diplomatic victory. it recognized that human rights were an international concern freedom ofze consideration. this agreement led to the establishment of groups that called themselves helsinki watch. not only in the west but in eastern europe as well. foundationsidents a to stand upon. that the dissident movement that got this great ofst from the agreement 1975, led to more than almost the downfalltor to of communism in eastern europe and eventually the soviet union decades that followed. both of these things, the plan and the helsinki court were examples of america promoting democracy without means ofitary as a doing so. i learned anything, once you solve the problem, taking down the soviet union, it solved.t to stay americans had this tendency when place like russia as a regime change, to say, russia, it's great, it's wonderful. in 1917. we were wrong. we did it in 199

this is a summit that took place in helsinki, finland, between american and russian leaders. european leaders were there as well. they are signing the helsinki accords, which many thought was a great soviet diplomatic victory because it recognized established boundaries in europe. thatt also recognized human rights work and international concern. it recognized freedom of conscience, and this summit, this agreement led to be establishment of groups that called themselves helsinki watch, not only in the west but in eastern europe as well. it gave dissidents a foundation to stand upon. and i would argue that the dissident movement got this great boost from the agreement and lead more than almost any other factor to the downfall of communism in eastern europe and eventually the soviet union, in the decade that followed. both of these things, the marshall plan of the helsinki accords, were examples of america promoting democracy without using the military as a means of doing so. but if i have learned anything in my career is that once you problem, it tends not to stay solvent. rus

and for tilly, who comes from finland, and clearly has no problem with heights, the maiden project givesmy background academically is actually in human rights. and i would never in a million years have thought that i could combine my two passions. but when this came up it was a no—brainer. the refit has seen maiden changed from a racing yacht to one that's slightly more comfortable and with the latest equipment. so after three decades, maiden is ready to set sail once again. even in her original colours. ahead of her this time, not a race, but an equally important voyage. john maguire, bbc news, hampshire. time for a look at the weather. let me gather my thoughts. so today not looking bad at all, quite a bit of sunshine around across western parts of the uk but also a weather front approaching and that is bringing some rain into the west of scotla nd bringing some rain into the west of scotland and northern ireland. so here at some point we will need the umbrella but for most of the country not looking back. england and wales, in the sunshine and temperatures up to around 25 degrees in l

other advanced nations in , theyy, finland, norway do it. i don't understand why america keeps sitting on these things. sen. santorum: we are trying not to. there has been a lot of discussion about this ever since the unpaid family leave act passed in the 1990's. there have been efforts driven to expand to a paid leave program. it is only recently we have seen some things that have caused concern and alarm that the families are no longer capable of dealing with this and is a real issue for the health of children and the willingness of. to have children. gathered thehave attention of conservatives and liberals. now we are at a point where we see the culture has reached a point where there is intervention necessary. the whole point is we don't want to cause more harm than good. we talked about corporations. you say get them to do these things. the problem is generally not corporations. they already have programs like this. it is everybody else. it is not a simple fix. put a programto in place that will end up harming people who have programs a

degree and we never experienced this kind of wave and but it is not only in korea even sweden norway finland the muck and or so greece portugal and even united states they are suffering from terrible draw to as red as why the fires no i think these are really showing the earth is really showing you saying greed and fury to the to the word that they are really getting serious climate change so he did so in the beginning of a new risk for climate crisis so i heard the u.n. secretary general say for the millions of time we have to do this we'll have to do something about it right now so why can't the u.n. does something in a candidate. many people think you and can but something about it right but in fact the u.n. is a close election. it's just a platform all the countries to come. to unite to take a joint action so un alone is not cannot take any action you're going to have to be forcibly taking countries to take actions so that has been the order you that has been playing it so that's. like a scientific point of view scientists say that the whole world should come together . and we should all

public works politicians and big business this tells me it could have a strong political impact sunday finland is the released video in which she says the raids are meant to humiliate and persecute her and she said her home was damaged and robbed by federal police she repeated claims that the judge is an enemy and a pawn of the current government i don't know. but with or without immunity from prison the chances of argentina's former strong woman being convicted are strong to the detriment of her plans to run for the presidency again next year you see in human al-jazeera when a site is. now without zero these are the top stories for pakistan prime minister nawaz sharif has been allowed to walk free on bail until his appeal against a corruption sentence is heard in court about high court has ruled there were deficiencies in the conviction of sharif his daughter and his son in law and to law and corruption court sentence them to jail for ten years seven years and one year respectively over the purchase of luxury properties and london. the leaders of north and south korea are promising a nuclear

and in sport finland's former world champions that's the fastest lap time in history head of the italian drum for. syrian state media has denied there was an israeli attack on an air base near damascus on saturday night. loud blasts have been heard near the mess a base in the western outskirts of the capital say media say an electrical folds led to the last munitions depo. more from antarctica those techie sariel border. the first you know the first thought and the first for a lot of people certainty is that israel would have been behind this it's not the first time that israel has struck this military base outskirts of damascus israel's concern of course is always iran weapon shipments to iranian forces particularly hezbollah that can bend threaten israel security israel never comments on these strikes however they do admit that yes they do target these kinds of weapons shipments or weapons storage is syrian state television quoting military sources saying it wasn't israel it was an electrical fault but there is a lot of skepticism about that there's other syrian military sources being

that was our interview with alexander stubb, former prime minister finland.nt trump has a warning for canada and congress on trade. he says if there is not a better deal for the u.s. after what he calls decades of abuse, canada will be out of the north american free trade agreement. and he says congress should not interfere or else he will terminate the current nafta treaty. joining us is alex wayne on this labor day. is he to be believed? >> i think he is to believed that he will withdraw from nafta. that is something he campaigned on. i don't think he is afraid of doing that even though a lot of economists and people in both parties think it would be destructive to the north american and global economy. caroline: futures in the u.s. currently trading higher. it feels there is not much concern about the chefs. the talks restart wednesday when canada comes back to the negotiating table. do we have an inkling on why they decided not to make a deal on friday, the soft deadline? >> they are still stock on a few issues -- stuck on a few issues including the dairy

bulgaria were too strong for finland in the van or their top school was valentyn but after a vote worth fourteen points the competition resumes on wednesday when champions poland begin the defense of their title against q. some of the world's best surfers have proved you don't have to be anywhere near the coast to catch the best waves the latest stop on the world surf league championship two hundred took surfers one hundred sixty one kilometers inland to serve pool designed by eleven time world champion kelly slater and then made waves gives competitors one of the longest barrel rides in competition slater couldn't quite pull it off in sunday's final though the ana belonged to gabriel made dener of brazil narrowing the gap between him and standings leader philippe to lead zero in the women's competition hawaii's color summer one to move to fourth in the standings with two events remaining singles. and that's all the sport will have another update again later on falling here thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from me for me back to bill and a whole te

that is what finland, sweden, and most of europe still does. a radical do that everybody gets the education they need to keep up with the changing workforce needs and demands?i don't think that is radical in any way. but it isn't moderate. it is a whole different vision of what we are doing now. terminology of moderates or extremes. i think we should be looking at what other goals that we all agree to? and what are the best ways to get there? certainly, with democrats, we have a lot of different strategies in terms of obtaining the goals but most of us have the same goals. david: you have a letter with governor john kasich of ohio out to robert lighthizer, the trade representative, about tariffs. gov. hickenlooper: i think the way they have gone about tariffs , the administration has been reckless, and it is affecting people in colorado very seriously, so agricultural producers are having a hard time already with commodity prices and now they are worse. no question about it. budweiser brewery companies, probably more craft breweries than anybod