this is copenhagen and copenhagen was in a in a complete and total stall with with a 20 sort of 24, 30 hours, 24 hours, probably left in the whole. and the danes had been trying to get together. i kind of group of maybe 20 often these kind of sorts of negotiations. you have to get to a small group at the end of of of significant countries to get a thing done. so they tried to do that and the developing countries would refuse refuse, refuse. finally on thursday night at 11:00, the after a dinner hosted the queen, they managed to get together. this group and it was about 30 countries, 25, 30 countries. and in a room called the arnie jacobson and and the the objective was, could we get deal done? because at the moment there was sort of nothing on the table. so. everybody assembled. hillary clinton was there, but obama was there. yet hillary clinton was there and i was there with her and and the the the the session went till about, i think three in the morning or so. and the danes sent home the leaders and then the the sherpas, as sometimes get called, were stayed, stayed behind to to work

this is heavy traits. copenhagen university's botanical have arian. each of these gray cabinets stores possess plants. even the bits of potato, the samples date back to 1992. their intense blue color is still preserved. what's also remarkable, the danish collector who impose at the seats was able to grow them in cold europe. these potatoes are reaching out from south america, have been growing here in denmark as much even use the genes to develop climate small potato varieties such a net to the this raises a big question. who should be able to profit from nature not to the likes to come here to ponder the universities botanical gardens. what looks like a funky set for music video is actually denmark's largest collection of living plants. they help are reflected on our research trip to prove what she's so how farm is affectionate. the cultivate bits of potatoes. after all, they are the reason why this variety exists today. so by continuing to grow it for centuries, you realize the how key this girl was for, for the young families and it's more then the

when we reach copenhagen, denmark, i wanted to compare my impressions, the official plans and progress report. our people. all the answers to my question. they gave me a wonderful briefing. i recall in particular the marshall plan. labor offered the same. but we are misled by terminology that french and european socialist leaders not the socialism that we would call liberal principles in silicon valley would be. i saw very good danish through run by 18 marshall plan assisted factories so the parents can keep on working. these children made me feel that we have a stake in working peace such as we never had because another war would be in everyone's country and in everyone's home. we have an incentive for. peace. and nowhere does one feel it more than in peaceful amsterdam. much of which i saw from the picturesque canals, recovery has been in holland, thanks to the marshall. when we to the harbor, i was astonished to see the number of shipyards hardest work shipping activity broker master told me is 90% of pre-war north. a great deal of reconstruct ocean and building has been done to imp

waste them tourists were able to visit to the 1st time since north korea sealed exporters when copenhagen in 2022 or on prices they travel to north korea was cancelled until further notice. it's unclear of what led to the abrupt shot change journalist gene h. lee has come at north korea extensively. could you give us an idea of what's going on here? first of all and which tourists have been back these tours for the 1st western tourist to get into the country in more than 5 years. so it was a baby step on the part of north korea to allow them in. and really a strong sign that the country was starting to open up. you know, we did see russian tours in the country last year, but this was the 1st time we saw some british tours australian tours in the country . but i should point out if they were only allowed into a very special place, which is ross on which is in the far northeast. and it's what we call a special economic zones for an area that the north koreans can kind of use as a testing ground. it's a little bit of a special area. so north koreans course, there are, they are on a, for econ

. >> on this episode of leaders will block well, i travel to the in copenhagen and ask him about the global sensation, how he is navigating the companies. thank you for being on bloomberg with us. after decades of research, a molecule that changes everything in terms of weight loss drugs. were you taken by surprise at the appetite for the drugs and how mainstream they are? >> the main surprise is when you get product like that, it starts with surprises in innovation because there are many that try and most fail in the winter surprises people the most. francine: what was unexpected, did it capture something in society you were not ready for? >> i think we have seen first, must touch in our company was focused on diabetes, there was an increase in type two diabetes and for many years it was not treated and then we learned you have to treat type 2 diabetes to prevent comorbidity and that increase the market and now we are seeing the same with obesity, for years we felt perhaps obesity is not a real disease not something you should treat but by understanding the underlying causes of obes

francine: on this episode of "leaders with lacqua," i travel to the firm's headquarters in copenhagen, denmark. i asked lars fruergaard jorgensen about the global sensation, how he is navigating the company's meteoric rise, and the sweeping changes they could bring across a range of industries. lars, thank you so much for being on bloomberg with us. lars: francine, thanks for having me. francine: after decades of research, basically, novo finds a molecule that changes everything in terms of weight loss drugs. were you taken by surprise at the appetite, actually, for these drugs and how mainstream they are? lars: yeah, i would actually say there are many surprises when you get a product like that. it starts with surprises in the innovation, because there are many shots being made on goal, and most fail. and the winner is often the one that surprises people the most. francine: so, why do you think this, i guess, surprise or success was unexpected? did it capture something in society that you were not ready for? lars: i think we have seen, first, many decades of our company was focused o

it's still at least my of the time here that the world sort necessarily stay copenhagen drops down to near its average over the next 3 days over the side of the average. be about 7 so nice, comfortable days. but this is right. it's different as i was staying in ports go at recently, be subject to more flooding. there is more heavy, rain is running through and the orange talk suggests grades heaviest on the south today. that'd be some snow for the parent. these and the worst it goes up into something from so it can stay for the higher ground, right otherwise. but you still left with cloudy skies and showers, running through i will say nothing much has happened initially. if you go back to the intake, the full cost to, to easier particularly libya, you've got rain, hey, which tiles of right into the does it. so the sort of writing time and graphic maybe on saturday, 10 back to as well. the infectious disease experts say the next 10 demik is coming to, i mean we're definitely not perfect. and i think that's very clear. an organism we know about or a deadly new book called disease x. eith

also the government in greenland, which of course is the whole from the mean administration and copenhagen. so a lot of news being made there. it didn't go on a long time. it was more like a raleigh. i mean, did talk about what you've done in office. but important thing to point out is that he said he's be very successful and his time and office he has passed one bill so far and his thoughts 43 days, just one bill. he's put out a lot of executive actions. he's signed a lot of executive orders, but he's past one bill and he's still trying to get a budget through the house and through the senate. yeah, thank you for that. i mean, i'm just wondering, is this what you expect to see here? as you said, that it was really us present going no, but what, he's still that these 56 weeks of nothing to new. that report from that news that we had about breaking news about to you crate. and that really gave us a fresh line, something that we've been waiting to hear. but i mean was this is the probably things for you to, was it quite predictable. and it was predictable and in a lot of ways, apart from tho

and he also join with me in welcoming the latest news of the 600 million pounds investment by copenhagennfrastructure partners to ensure that bute energy and greenen cymru can take forward the bold ambition to achieve 100% green electricity production by 2035 in wales, thus providing much needed sustainable green jobs for the people of wales. >> i wish her and her constituents a very happy st. david's day and join her in welcoming this significant new investment into her constituency that will ensure good jobs, well paid, skilled jobs, and of course the transition to energy security and lower bills, and i know her constituency will play a vital role in that. does the prime minister agree that our biggest single foreign policy priority is the preservation of nato with america at its heart? and if so, following his welcome announcement yesterday, is the next step to talk to our european allies and for all of us to agree to spend 3% of gdp on defense within a specified time scale so that we can look the president in the eye and say that europe is finally pulling its weight on defense? >> we

and he also join with me in welcoming the latest news of the 600 million pounds investment by copenhagennfrastructure partners to ensure that bute energy and greenen cymru can take forward the bold ambition to achieve 100% green electricity production by 2035 in wales, thus providing much needed sustainable green jobs for the people of wales. >> i wish her and her constituents a very happy st. david's day and join her in welcoming this significant new investment into her constituency that will ensure good jobs, well paid, skilled jobs, and of course the transition to energy security and lower bills, and i know her constituency will play a vital role in that. does the prime minister agree that our biggest single foreign policy priority is the preservation of nato with america at its heart? and if so, following his welcome announcement yesterday, is the next step to talk to our european allies and for all of us to agree to spend 3% of gdp on defense within a specified time scale so that we can look the president in the eye and say that europe is finally pulling its weight on defense? >> we