there are signs they may even be picking up in the uk and even some nordic countries. still wait and see how the economic back drop develops. >> you have to make the distinction between these. thank you elizabeth. and luke we'll hear more about the stability report later today when my colleague sits down with the ecb vice president coming up at 13: 15 central european time. unveiling the minutes from the fomc they voted to lower interest rates for the third time this year don't forget there were two members that dissented there will be a pause for a rate cut. you can catch that interview at 16:15 cet. coming up, president trump threatens more tariffs how will that affect the phase one trade deal more after this break. ocal. ocal. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. tothe problem is corporationsfix anything. and the people who run and own them have purchased our democracy. here's the difference between me and the other candidates. i don't think we can fix our democracy from the inside. i don't believe washington

alright let's have a look at some sports news now and it was a historic night in finland as the nordic country qualified for their 1st ever major men's soccer tournament well these were the scenes of the capitol hill thinking when finland beat listen stein 3 nil to book their place at euro 2020 some very excited fans there on the win secure them 2nd place in group say the high and italy. finland have never before made it to a world cup or european championship they'll be joined by sweden who also qualified . spoke to their star striker who scored twice in last night's match the fetus it's amazing it's been been a long dream for all of us difficult people in finland so so something. not so many years you know we could even forget but now we are. in a major tournament so obviously that's you choose thing for us. and a quick reminder of our top story. it's been 30 years since the velvet revolution brought down communism and what used to be czechoslovakia now checks are back on the streets demanding more democracy they're calling for the resignation of prime minister andres popish. gear up

all right some sports news now and it was a historic night in finland as the nordic country qualified for their 1st ever major men's soccer tournament colby's where the scenes in the capital helsinki when finland these listen stein 3 nil to book their place at euro 2020 the win secured them 2nd place in group j. behind italy happy found some of their finland have never before made it to a world cup or european championship they'll be joined by sweden who also qualified . all the votes of their star striker who scored twice in last night's match the fetus it's amazing it's been been a long dream for all of us difficult people in finland so so that's something. not so many as we could even for you but now we are. in a major tournament so obviously that's a huge huge thing for us. you're up to date now on d w news up next it's a world of stories the weekend reports american evan steen from me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for watching. interest economy harmony.

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taylor: that was alex halderman of the university of michigan and harri hursti of nordic innovation labsolitics and social media, we covered the big line drawn ahead of the 2020 u.s. presidential election, also part of our electioneering series. in one corner, facebook and c.e.o. mark zuckerberg spent a lot of time discussing why the social network will not police the accuracy of ads, citing free speech. in the owner corner, twitter and c.e.o. jack dorsey with a total opposite stance. last week, he banned all political ads on twitter. with insight into how politician leverage social media, i talked to jason rosenbaum. he was hillary clinton's digital ad director and a member of google's political ads team. i also wanted perspective from tim cameron. c.e.o. of flexpoint media, a former chief digital officer for the national republicans senatorial committee. >> i think facebook is right here, and largely the reason why twitter decided to get out of the political ads is a financial and not a moral one. they only made $3 million last election cycle which is basically a rounding error. of all

from poland, from the slavic countries were genetically inferior to the northern european, to the nordicthe aryan, the anglo-saxon. >> after months of debate, a new immigration act was passed in 1924 with draconian cuts and quotas for supposed undesirables. >> they shut the door. and reduced immigration to the united states by 97%. >> hitler, sieg heil! >> meanwhile, something even more disturbing was happening in europe. an ambitious young german leader was watching america closely. >> adolf hitler had some real praise for the united states. >> hitler was even meeting with the leaders of the eugenics movement. >> adolf hitler said, the united states is really on the money, we can learn from them. >> as hitler's power grew and his ambitions became clear, americans saw the terrifying consequences of white supremacy. most pulled back from the edge. eugenics died out in america. of course, hitler's plans did not. >> that idea of improving the human race, which is what eugenics is all about, definitely had echoes in nazi policy of the 1930s, and the holocaust is one horrific consequence of t

harder by the energy crisis nordics was in the red and was bought out by a spanish firm said the on how to file for bankruptcy you are probably wondering why is the green shift facing so many problems well even though many germans do agree with wind energy a lot of them are not keen on the idea of having a wind farm in their backyard. in an effort to appease protesters berlin announced new regulations forcing firms to seek permission from local authorities if they want to build within one kilometer of a residential area during approval however can take up to 2 hears the prospect of protracting the legal battles and delays is scaring off investors the fact that the federal government is threatening to sink to this over one of the most important aspects of our economy because of some public criticism over the initiatives shows the current political weakness studies show that if it wants to achieve its carbon neutrality by 2050 germany must increase its wind power production 6 fold but so far this year wind energy witnessed a significant drop off as investors become increasingly wary about

companies or turkey, which by the way all the nordic countries and turkey have become observers of the pacific alliance showing great interest for this. when i meet with business here in the u.s., the other day i was with walmart and we were talking about the supply to walmart. and i asked them, have you explored the facilityies that we have with the pacific alliance? and they just turned to me and said what? so it is not well known and i think we have that challenge. at least the business in the u.s., there is very little knowledge by the companies of the opportunities that the pacific alliance offer. and we have very clear examples. one of them is berries. mexico is a great supplier of berries to the u.s. in certain seasons of the year, but there's other seasons of the year in which we cannot supply the berries and peru does it, because of the different hemispheres. but the mexican businessmen are already partnering with the peruvians to be able to supply the market whole year long. and this is something that even some companies in the u.s. does not realize that they have these oppor

the 1st model produced of almost new plant in south carolina usa he sees this new as 60 is a cool nordic sporty alternative to b.m.w. 3 series for c.d.c. class and out easy for what he's going to see if it lives up to the expectation that is around and certainly holds its own. the global f. 16 sporting and. missions find their optical embodiment in the dynamic front with his elevate hood grille their o l e v headlights and lower air intakes with additional side blades in the front fi she has outer corners. the new s 60 is longer and flatter than its predecessor as stately 2.87 meter will be for much room especially in the back seat. recalls the global announced plans to discontinue diesel engines entirely and the v 60 is a step in that direction an issue and it will offer a choice of 2 turbo charged gasoline engines putting out 140 and 184 kilowatts of power as well as a plug in hybrid that in sheaves 288 kilowatts no s 60 will be powered by a diesel and. retested the s $65.00 version powered by a 2 liter 4 cylinder engine rated at $184.00 kilowatts it makes the dash from 0 to 100 kilome

banksow, two other nordic have also been identified as being used by money launderers.ank is probably by far the largest amount that has gone through. it said that a large part of 230, 220 billion u.s. dollars were suspicious. estimates of the penalties it faces have got, have ranged as high as 8 billion u.s. dollars. we estimate it is probably closer to $2 billion. it is hard to know until the u.s. authorities and estonia authorities and elsewhere finally come down and reveal what they have found in their investigations. anna: ok, thanks very much for the update. she's in copenhagen giving us the very latest on this story. let's get a roundup of the top corporate stories with a bloomberg business flash. culinary -- colony ceo, tom barrack, is facing an investor call to step down. blackwell capital says it is not confident in its leadership. it says the company desperately needs change to avoid a shareholder excesses. colony says it has already made significant transformational progress in the last 12 months. citigroup has been fined 44 million pounds by the bank of eng

that the problems are even greater other companies have been hit even harder by the energy crisis nordics was in the red and was bought out by a spanish firm said the on how to file for bankruptcy you are probably wondering why is the green shift facing so many problems well even though many germans do agree with wind energy a lot of them are not keen on the idea of having a wind farm in their backyard. in an effort to appease protesters berlin announced new regulations forcing firms to seek permission from local authorities if they want to build within a one kilometer of a residential area dinning approval however can take up to 2 hears the prospect of protracting legal battles and delays is scaring off investors the fact that the federal government is threatening to sink to this over one of the most important aspects of our economy because of some public criticism over the initiatives shows the current political weakness studies show that if it wants to achieve its carbon neutrality by 2050 germany must increase its wind power production 6 fold but so far this year wind energy witnessed

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statistics in 2018 month nordic groups current nearly 22 percent less on average than their white peers in london by the country's ethnicity pick up as widest. that's why calls to require companies to report ethnicity paid a growing louder. wage. actually watching me. play the same. thing. we. should could you. say thank you like that huge. guy. thank you. something's got to change. right thank you very much things are moving far too slowly when it comes to diversity is 21000 and discrimination based on ethnicity or race is still very much a reality in the u.k. germany and elsewhere and it also affects us in the workplace. i've learned a lot while working on this report but i'm not convinced employers are doing enough to prevent discrimination based on ethnicity and race. if your ethnic background and the color of his skin determine your career opportunities how migrants fairing germany is the most popular destination for migrants here in europe that should be good news for a country which struggles with a massive shortage of skilled workers so who are the people who come to germany in

what eugenics is, eugenics is that pseudoscience of race which attempts to find a pure stock often a nordicof a pure stock and anyone who doesn't fit that people of color, jews, need to get rid of them. back in the 20s eugenics was quite a popular thing. alexander graham bell was president of the eugenics record association. the founder of planned parenthood was deeply involved in eugenics, in fact, in her words her work was women's health and reproductive health as calling the weeds. those are her words. of humanity because in those days family planning was all about promoting this idea of eugenics. just a couple things, that figure is madison grant, madison grant wrote a book i think published 1920 somewhere the book called the passing of the great race. i wish i could say that that book sits in history someplace and we can go back to look at it as a particular historic epic but i can't and i can't because this book is still popular today. this book is popular with white extremists, white nationalists because it talks about the concerns that are still expressed to this day of somehow the

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will deliver russian gas to europe it's also been criticized by the us and several eastern european nordic and baltic countries because they're saying it'll increase europe's reliance on russian gas now the owners of persia and fear at chrysler of announced a merger that would see them become the world's 4th largest automaker deal would create an industry giant that when combined sold more than $8700000.00 vehicles last year with an estimated $50000000000.00 the company intends the companies intend to evenly split shares in the new operation which will be domiciled in the netherlands the automakers say the merger will help in the development of electric vehicles and autonomous driving the agreement comes less than 5 months after chrysler ended merger talks with its french rival. the spanish government has offered to host december's cop $25.00 climate summit to chile withdrew as host after deadly antigovernment protests organizers are expected to make a decision on monday chilean president sebastian pinera said spanish prime minister pedro sanchez agreed to host the summit on the original s

that the problems are even greater other companies have been hit even harder by the energy crisis nordics was in the red and was bought out by a spanish firm said the on how to file for bankruptcy you are probably wondering why is the green shift facing so many problems well even though many germans do agree with wind energy a lot of them are not keen on the idea of having. a wind farm in their backyard. in an effort to appease protesters berlin announced new regulations forcing firms to seek permission from local authorities if they want to build within one kilometer of a residential area during approval however can take up to 2 years the prospect of protracting the legal battles and the lays is scaring off investors the fact that the federal government is threatening to sink to this over.

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shareholders are bridging the rights of the minority shareholders or oppressing the right sort of nordic shareholders and that is usually the frog or some type of misrepresentation while we works valuation previously rose as high as $47000000000.00 on the private market it has since plummeted in october softbank took majority ownership of the company and agreed to inject $6500000000.00 in debt in equity into we work and to fund a $3000000000.00 buyout of existing shareholders including 1000000000 dollars for some of newman shares now we work spawn tessa sharply week in this past week to about 16 percent and although the company is preparing to lay off thousands of its workers the executive chair says it is going to help shape the company's future whatever that future may be reporting outside of we work in new york trinity each others are to. so we keep on hearing more and more about the colossal failure that as we work so we kind of wonder if this is going to be the top like looking back in the future when we look back at this moment be like this was the top for all unicorns across the b

russian gas to europe but has also been criticized by the united states and several eastern european nordic and baltic countries they say it will increase year reliance on russian gas the owners of persia and fi at chrysler have announced a merger that would see them become the world's 4th largest automaker the deal would create an industry giant that when combined sold more than $8700000.00 vehicles last year and is worth an estimated $50000000000.00 companies intend to evenly split shares in the new operation which will be in the netherlands the automakers say the merger will help in the development of electric vehicles and autonomous driving equipment comes less than 5 months after chrysler ended merger talks with its french rival i know. now britain's vocal and colorful speaker for the lower house of parliament officially retires from westminster on thursday john bercow served 10 years as the chamber's referee most notably trying to keep bracks it proceedings under some control and as lawrence lee now reports his legacy will be both loud and contentious. every circus needs a ringmaster

the nordic markets were down more. very tight ranges. about what the back function shows you.e it shows up on television, this is the average of the last 30 days, that is where we are. this panel below, we are down by 40% in terms of volume. we do get a spike coming into the close but not by much. let's talk about where we have seen big moves and that is in the single stop story. .et's go to vodafone, down 3.1% a big weight on the ftse 100. vodafone has gone ex dividend today. today is thursday. virgin money is interesting. branson still owns 13% of this. up by 19%. the company suspended its dividend and that is to do with ppi. is market likes what it saying going forward and likes its capital ratios and that is provided the upswing in virgin money. remy cointreau is a cost story. a cost related story. the maker of cognac down 2.5% today. celebrations on that front. that is your european close. largely driven by the lack of the united states involvement. that has generated light trading ranges and light volume. however, there interesting stories going on elsewhere. the politic

in new york, a white hat hacker and the founding hacker of cybersecurity firm nordic innovation labs. remember him from the award-winning hbo documentary "hacking democracy," where he hacked u.s. voting machines and demonstrated that election results could be changed. thank you both are joining us as part of our electioneering series. we started the series talking about how local elections tuesday did not appear to have been meddled with, but that does not mean that it is over or that there is no threat. the cases, what is the biggest risk as you look to 2020? >> the biggest risk is that much of america's election infrastructure is badly out of date. there are many states that still do not have a paper record of every ballot and many states that will not check those paper are present. they there is a risk that sophisticated foreign hackers could break in and change the way votes are being counted. taylor: do you agree that that is also the biggest risk? >> it is one of the biggest risks, yes. the other part is that the u.s. voting machines generally do not keep forensic evidence. if t

voter machines in the past to prove vulnerabilities and the founding partner of cybersecurity form nordicns. is many ggest risk don't have a paper record. taylor: do you agree that is also the biggest risk? >> it is one of the biggest risks. the other part of this is the u.s. voting machines generally don't keep forensic evidence. if there is a false claim, knees machines cannot prove that everything went right. in case that really requires in order to have -- regain the public trust, that it can prove the results are the correct ones. taylor: harry, how do we get proof? >> proof really is all about -- all the voting machines we have today and in the foreseeable future are something which we can hack. they are literally computers and that's why everything will be hackable. the question is not to tornado machines. they have to be as good as possible make sure that the public can trust that the results are the correct ones. it is all about auditing. taylor: do you agree that we need to improve our autitting skills to ensure the security of the elections? >> that's one of the key components.

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