unusual in the heart of copenhagen. that to make sure people stick to me really to cook the coronavirus gatherings of over 10 people are bad and social distancing is demanded people are being asked to stay at home there's not a total curfew yet it is a great things to have that freedom right now that's why we do take on 2 hours every day because we don't know what will happen the next week this is usually one of the busiest streets in the capital just a snapshot of a country under very strict restrictions the borders are closed and all schools universities and most shops are shut i miss people i miss hugging and i miss like being close to people this is the queen's residence popular among danes she has counseled her 80th birthday celebration. next month and in a surprise an unprecedented move she addressed the nation on television last week urging the danes to take the corona virus seriously and in her own style asking people to wash their hands and keep a pot. a fistful. of one for some even continue to try parties and

john hardy, saxo bank head of fx strategy, joining us from copenhagen.e are looking at action on the monetary and fiscal front. we seen a bit of a bounce in stocks. if we do get coordinated response, how do you think different assets will react to it? considering the almost record pace we saw in the selloff, especially in equity markets last week, the two-way risk is very much there. on the monetary policy side, i really won't be impressed with much. we are talking about a shutdown activity. cutting rates is not going to increase economic activity or start considering a new loan or something. it is about the fiscal side. it is really difficult because it is not simply fiscal stimulus. it is about credit forbearance, and specifically, how does that forbearance propagate down to the smaller actors in the economy which are behind a lot of the jobs, etc.? certainly there is a risk from where we have come of potentially a very sharp rally, but the devil could be in the details of how it actually shakes out and what form it takes. it is also politically diffic

copenhagen. unusual scenes in the heart of copenhagen. to make sure people stick to new reimposed close to the coronavirus gatherings of over 10 people are bad and social distancing is demanded people are being asked to stay at home there's not a total curfew yet it is a great things you have the freedom right now that's why we do it we take on 2 hours every day because we don't know what will happen the next week this is usually one of the busiest streets in the capital just a snapshot of a country under very strict restrictions the borders are closed and all schools universities and most shops are shut i miss people i miss talking and i miss like being close to people this is the queen's residence popular among danes she has cancelled her 80th birthday celebrations next month and in a surprise an unprecedented move she addressed the nation on television last week urging the days to take the coronavirus seriously and in her own style asking people to wash their hands and keep apart. a fist of. s

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but i think they could they could do more i think they could invest more i see cities like copenhagen with its incredible adoption of cycling already helsinki with its sort of attempt to create new solutions i see them doing more it at least if we talk about that region all right well great i mean a fascinating discussion talking about a little glimpse into the future thank you very much already gave really a constant car and so recap kind of out thanks very much indeed and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion just go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story and of course you can also join the conversation on twitter. at a.j. inside story i mean the clock on the whole team is good bye for now. as surely as natives fauna and flora are accustomed to busch riots but this season has been an increase attended landscapes usually left unscathed have been decimated . this bush tries season has burned through millions of hacked as a bland destroying the how the ti

trying to figure out exactly and that kind of sugar coat on the layers exactly exactly the the copenhagen and working of cardinality hand their culpability is by . hard to sit in that's why they don't go there here but a line you have got a line military order to. their home and i have to wait sure that line has a pulse because he hasn't said anything in this part of the program go ahead lionel impeachment oh no i'm just i'm just i'm just waiting for my esteemed colleagues to realize. i'm wasting my time go ahead i'm i'm doing things that may might be good might be good in a sad lawn or might be might be relevant in some type of a of a of a college discussion but in reality politique in the world of elections in this specially to my other esteemed colleague and by the way my best to you and your i think it's wonderful that you're on the hustings but what you have to realize is that there is reality and there is theory and what we've talked about up till now is theory and it sounds great and you're so right but when it comes time for the election mark my words he is going to destroy them b

but i think they could they could do more i think they could invest more i see cities like copenhagen with its incredible adoption of cycling already helsinki with its sort of attempt to create new solutions i see them doing more it at least if we talk about that region all right well great it's been a fascinating discussion talking about a little glimpse into the future thank you very much will be a really a constant car and sorry about thanks very much indeed and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion just go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story and of course you can also join the conversation on twitter liz act a.j. inside story i mean the clock on the whole team here it's goodbye for now. as the world battles of potential new pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the globe with updates about travel restrictions post how to protect ourselves. run a virus outbreak special coverage on. full of struggles full of pleasure not so li

following london in 1663 other seaports rushed to take advantage of this lucrative trade beyond copenhagen rochelle bristol not want liverpool more deal and work from all over europe slave ships set sail for africa when i began to see slave ships leaving from not just liverpool unarmed but from every port in the atlantic and soon as a port becomes big enough to contemplate the transoceanic poor age there's a good chance that voyage is going to be a slave trade voyage and we could $170.00 separate courts tiny places today they've got no idea that once upon a time they send out slave boy to some peters port in the channel islands charming place and yet it's a slave trade pored. over a period of 2 centuries more than 3 and a half 1000 expeditions set sail from french ports more than half of them left from the part of not the main french hub of triangular trade. coop the sculpted figures along the cape enough force or fatal island are reminders of an era when the great slave trading families displayed their pride in being the main architects of the city's wealth it was they who made no want fr

when sanders says socialism, what are you talking about, i'm talking about copenhagen, great medical care, it's fairly credible. the fact is he has qualities of sincerity and a certain kind of model mania that has an appeal for the same reason if you had told me that january 2016 when i first came to this festival it will be donald trump, i would say you are crazy, he's not even a republican, he's obviously out of his mind and in a given moment he will start quoting mussolini and it did not stop anything because he was able to reach deep into the heart and soul of a certain quarter of a republican base and reap persuade the remaining republican that whatever his flaws he was preferable to the alternative on the other side. that's why trump won then and sanders has a good chance to win now. >> jeff, i think for the same reason. you talk about trump winning a lot because of economic anxiety that he played on particular in the key states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, i think bernie will if he is the nominee get most of the democratic votes but there's a lot of independence, 8 - 10% the karl

joining us from copenhagen to discuss all of this is the head of equity strategy at sanko bag. -- bankmassive selling yesterday. today we are barely bouncing back. what should i read into that? >> uncertainty is massive and we have dislocation in a liquidity crisis and potentially a credit crisis brewing once again. we think central banks providing liquidity to the market, the markets are saying thank you very much, potentially not enough. if you look at the credit markets, the spreads are all over the place. talking with some of our bond traders, prices are extremely bad in high-yield and even investment-grade bond. that has implication in treasuries as well which has been the safe haven. you are seeing deleveraging. yesterday everything was selling off, even gold. today we are trying to come back. there are strong signals from germany. is a tug-of-war between policy makers to make responses against reality. we are constantly moving in real time. with the coronavirus and the oil price war. we have a supply and demand shop. it is a very difficult situation to navigate. what will happen

other countries have managed to win the urban population of cars in copenhagen amsterdam for example bicycles have the right of way vilnius took a different approach in 2017 the little whiny in capital introduced one of the most advanced mobility apps on the market. just patrollers from the platform traffic shows us how it works. if we want to go somewhere let's say. let's try here i want to find all available options that could take me there so i just use route search and then we can see that there are a myriad of different transferred options. the app uses real time data from buses trains taxis and car sharing vehicles to generate routes suggestion. that combined the various options. for his planned route patrollers will 1st take the bus and then a car sharing vehicle to get to his final destination is so we're in the bus starting . near gala street. and actually it says that charley bus number 2 is due any minute now yes actually coming. to train us waited less than 2 minutes for the bus it works so well because the city's administration supplies the mobility platform with all rea

americans or western forces and the afghan part is on the other and the americans would all be dipping copenhagen which is a tobacc tobacco stuff that basically tastes like how -- tastes like cow shit. you don't have to fumble with matches and so it is immensely popular. everyone would likely be using it and some things were immensely popular. it's impossible not to smell it and it was openly used. and if there is traffic between the two so many were going into the afghan tent and getting high. there are many different agricultural products marijuana is grown extensively. and so if you are in the mountains, you wouldn't see marijuana growing but if you were in the spirit dated steps you would see the massive marijuana fields patrolling. it's so heavy that the commanders had to wink at it and be careful about not having drug tests as they would have to this charge the entire unit or punish the entire unit. one story that is related to a close friend of mine that is in the core, i was a journalist at this point this former marine with a donor when the test came along he was clean and he would donat

friendsin harmonized on a be song.any, >> ♪ speaking words of wisdom let it be ♪ jeffrey: and from copenhagen you are feeling low and there was no one around ♪ mayo clinic doctors in a video posted by a new fan. just a few of the songs being shared. forho the "pbs ne," i am jeffrey brown. >> ♪ everything is going to be all right everything is going to be all righ ♪ judy: all that talent. if that does notri you comfort, i do not know what does. much neet d. you can pur own offering on social media pot forms #songsofcomfort #songsofcomfort -- platforms using. "newshour that is the"newshour." join us online in here tomorrow. thank you, stay safe and we will seyou soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> fidelity investments. >> when it comes to wireless, consumer cellular gives customers a choice. our no contract plansives you as much as little talk, text and data you want and u.s.- ssed customerervice team is on hand to help. >> cruiselines american -- american cruiselines. bnsf railway. the ford foundation working with visionaries on the front lines of social chan

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delta stopping seasonal service between new york and copenhagen, new york and milan, new york and venice cutting back service between detroit and rome april 1 to may 5115th >> we're coming up on summer vacation >> this is summer seasonal service. a lot of this is seasonal. it's not your regular flight >> and these are your big planes that can make a lot of money >> there's a revenue -- there's going to be a serious revenue hit. >> and they're expecting some defaults this year there are some every year, but it could get worse >> i guess for the airlines, too, they're thinking to themselves, we can at least reduce our fixed cost by removing some of these routes altogether for boeing win ju, i just wondee are all of these jets going to become parked. so even throughout the 737 max issue, they were saying, we're going to continue production, continue production. now you've got a broad-based demand it. >> they stopped production of the 737 max back in january and they had plans for that. the question is, when are they going to restart and one of their biggest suppliers, spirit, has already la

copenhagen now in amongst all the coronavirus news you may not know that the lights on major landmarks around the world will be switched off for earth hour this is when people are invited to think about how their lives and activities are affecting the planet and chapelle has this report now on how this year the pandemic hits making the event particularly significant. a symbolic annual event with powerful images earth hour has been a moment for millions of people to come together and think about our impact on the world around us this year's event takes on new meaning as billions take part in another shared experience in the night with all that is happening with the current virus allowing us at tanis into a super special activity with your household you can prepare a continent and that is the fact that in the evening which of all of the trinity injuries have company and why not talk about all the wonderful gifts that mother nature has to offer you know the things that we look forward to doing once that isolation is lifted and we can all be out there with the game and enjoy the wonderful

i was in copenhagen last weekend and they have safe consumption facilities there and there are similarsgowjust now, they are at the highest risk of hiv in 30 years, with the biggest outbreak in the last 30 years currently ongoing, thatis last 30 years currently ongoing, that is condensed within glasgow city centre among people who take drugs and homeless people. if they are in an alleyway or under a bridge, there is no way to engage with these people. they are just left to die, basically. we are finding dead bodies in our streets. over 15 people a day are dying in the uk from a drug—related death. we invite them into a safe environment, we give them clean equipment to use and then we can talk to them about the underlying reasons why they are injecting drugs anyway, their traumatic childhood experiences that lead to drug use. but this is illegal. many will say it is not yourjob to do this, it is the scottish government's job to introduce these because you don't have that medical training. introduce these because you don't have that medical trainingm introduce these because you don't hav

. >> they think people are coming with torches to -- and i think millennial as you were saying copenhagen, that's what socialism in more of a broad opportunity for people to be bolstered by their society as opposed to -- right and left although i'm sure on the internet there's always -- summer. >> i think you're exactly right. i think i want to shout out my brookings colleague who recently had a very good column on young people and where they are coming from and he and i did it piece for brookings together and socialism, some of which i have used in the book. young people have a very different view of socialism for two reasons. you have listed them both. one is that young people got hammered more by the fallout from the great recession than anybody else. if you are a college student, young person you went to college at a time when state governments were slashing their support for public education which means that your tuition went up, your debts went up and it was a real problem. if you are noncollege found and you are young you entered an economy where the unemployment rate shot up where

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