boring to stace because tuesdays was just the days where on one day you don't want to go out anyway but tuesdays you actually wanted to do something but not and none of the music venues or the bars of restaurants have anything special to offer so we actually created kind of a fun from from the city so you could get money to give a concert or do something spectacular for the copenhagen is but only on tuesdays we had that for a few years and that actually worked so i think you would you would find copenhagen interesting almost all the time and of course. you don't go to the high end cases every time you you also have to search for some of the small more invisible interesting places and we have a lot of those luckily we still have a lot of those in copenhagen so it's not all just mainstream and nice and things that you could see in london or new york but we also have to special copenhagen way of having fun for the special couple he could we over. information i want to stay here for a few more days then you know oh you should definitely go to the old meat packing district in copenhagen

those people are now anxious and have no faith in this government to manage the process of settle stace this fairly or efficiently and the early pilots of the scheme of very far from encouraging. the prime minister claimed that this is a good deal. and so confident was she of that that she refused to publish the government's legal advice. but government's own economic assessment clearly tells us it is a bad deal it's a product was to speak of two years of botched negotiations in which the government spent more time arguing with itself and in its own cabinet than it did in negotiating with the european union it's not only on bricks it that they have fails. under this government mr speaker more people are living in poverty including. chris just because i'm talking of the poverty of harper a million more children who've been moved into poverty while this government's been in office i'm also talking of those that have been forced into rough sleeping and homelessness which has risen every year. many people are stuck in low paid and had secure work too many people are struggling to make ends

required reauthorization process that was due on decemb s ese stores can take steps to update their stace funding is restored." >> woodruff: stay wi us, coming up on the newshour: a new government report details family separations a border. an historic trip crossing the antarctic continent. burden trey oliver gives his brief t spectacular take on life at a jail in mobile, alabama. but first, these past couple of years have been a kind of turning point for public attitudes about some tech and social media giants. 's led some to ask broader questions about monopolies, power and competition. at his confirmation hearing this week, william barr, the nominee for attorney general, told but, he said, "a lot of people atnder how such huge behemoths ow exist in silicon valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers." that's part of the focus of tonight's report from economics ndent paul solman, for e.r regular feature, "making se >> reporter: you want to do what to facebook? >>reak them up. >> reporter: break up the company and thus the fk monopoly law professor tim wu was saying