copenhagen have had more chances, but it's goalless at half—time.take on 20—time greek league champions panathanaikos at shrewsbury�*s new meadow. that game kicking off at 8 o'clock, and chris wathan is there for us. while champions have already made history simply by reaching this stage. —— while champions. but there is still a chance they can break even more new records —— welsh. a draw would keep alive hopes of progressing in the competition. a win would mean they only need a point against bottom seat slovenian team in the final fixture next week. to do that they would have to pull off one of the great results in european competition. panathanaikos, european competition. pa natha naikos, one european competition. panathanaikos, one of the iconic names of european football. to put it in context, panathanaikos were playing ajax in the 70s at wembley. craig harrison says that people would have laughed at him if he had said his side could go into the final two games of the group stage still with a chance of making history. there will be 6,000 here at

let's bring in bloomberg's -- in copenhagen.isk, the number one driver of gdp in that nation and job growth in denmark. it seems there's a bit of a downside to that. >> yes, danish economy is doing well, employment is at a record high and that's positive for denmark overall, but just not everyone who are feeling those benefits. denmark is a small country, we are about 6 million people novo nordisk is on a massive hiring binge that it's vacuuming the labor market for everything it can get. and it can get a lot. of attractive pay, good benefits, it's up eight -- place people want to go to work. for companies, especially those near where he was president and expanding hospitals, and now repair shops. not only are they losing staff but they are struggling to recruit because there is no one left. we are seeing some visitors really feeling the pain. tom: a single company accounting for half of the gdp growth of an entire nation. did you say auto parts makers? that's pretty remarkable. what are the consequences for businesses and for t

and then paid a woman in copenhagen to forward the articles to united states. when the german military refused to let her go along, male reporters on press junkets, they had set up to the front. she hired a young reporter named john raleigh to be her eyes and ears and then she filled in the gaps in his reports by going to train stations in east berlin and eavesdropping on the german soldiers as they came and forth from the front. it actually turned out to be a much better source of war news than any of the nazi releases. but by 1948 it was almost impos liable for foreign correspondents to get the news out within the integrity. and at one point, she to her mother, i write colorless about things care about so strongly that i suffer. moreover, for the first time she was really beginning to fear for her own safety. she left germany at the end of january 1941, and she expected return to europe in just a few months and to continue to report from portugal or sweden or switzerland. but in fact, due to combination serious illness and another run of bad luck, it. 1945 be

that out of the backend of copenhagen came optimism, in fact, and there was a redoubling of belief in the value of the process. it is in 2009 and 2010. it is the birth of the claimant's agricultural movement. most of my career has been riding the wave of that smart agricultural revolution that happened after that 2009 crisis. the other thing that food and agricultural organization was the earthquake in haiti. we remember that, 200,000 folks lost their lives and it was 11 of human devastation that i don't the guy had ever been exposed to professionally and i remember sitting in the organization and looking over my shoulder in both directions and wondering who the heck is going to do some thing about this you get your own badge in the reflection and i probably have a small roll to play. i built a career in the back of that, got very excited about humanitarian assistance in particular on my way to washington, d.c. as a way to marry my interest in domestic ethics and international development. that's what i am here today. thank you. rachel? what motivated you? >> thank you so much, it is

but on the backend of copenhagen came a lot of optimism. a kind of redoubling of the belief in the values of multilateral negotiation process. and simultaneously agriculture found a seat at the table as climate change negotiation in 29 -- 2009 and 2010, so most of my career has been riding a wave of agriculture revolution that has happened coming after that 2009 crisis, the multilateral one. the other thing in 2010 when i was at the food and agricultural organization was the earthquake in haiti and i think a lot of us remember that. 200,000 lost their lives. level of devastation that i don't think have ever been exposed to professionally before. and i remember sitting in the halls, looking over my shoulder in both directions wondering, and then you sort of catch your own badge in the reflection and you go well, i probably have a small role to play. i got very excited about humanitarian assistance in particular as a way to marry my interest in domestic politics and international development. >> thank you. rachel, what motivated you? >> it's

they held several series of meetings, copenhagen, former due to getting stopped what have you and they brag that next year, 1st half of next year, they will tend to be in another conference, and they will ration. so the invite russia that time and then the russia would be presented in the ultimate all this is seriously, i repeat that through various confidential channels. now we feel something different, and few things that excuse statements that we can stop now. and the line of engagement line of contact, the ukrainian government, we will be, we'll be able to meet the tomato. but natal guarantees at the station would cover only the territory controlled by the government and the rest would be would be subject to negotiations. but the end result of this negotiations must be a total of as roll refresher from, from russian. so basically, just in the leading the russian people to the nieces 300 which exterminate that, all their rights of the russian and the russian speaking citizens of their own country. if i can just go back to the question of nuclear change. so there is no mechanism by w

fiorentina put seven past lask whilst elsewhere hearts suffered a 2—0 defeat away to copenhagen.eland side larne were beaten for the fifth time in the competition, 2—0 by dinamo minsk. shamrock rovers have the lead whilst the new saints are losing. keep up to date with a full list of scores on the bbc sport website. to the women's champions league where already—qualified manchester city are looking to secure top spot in the table they're playing st polten and it's currently goalless while barcelona are leading hammarbyi—o. while in the early games, two goals from alessio russo helped arsenal to a 3—1 win at valerenga. while bayern munich beatjuventus 3—0. ——a—0. after their defeat to juventus last night, manchester city's attention turns to playing manchester united on sunday. for city, it's seven defeats in ten, just one win, the worst run of manager pep guardiola's managerical career but he believes the side is still playing well despite the results. i thought we played really good. i am asking what did we do today? we played really good. i am living the good and bad moments. i

they held several series of meetings, copenhagen, former due to getting stopped what have you and they brag that next the 1st half of next year, they will convene another conference, and they will graciously invite russia that time. and then russia would be presented and the ultimate all this is a seriously repeat that for all the various confidential channels. now we hear something different. includes things that an excuse statements that we can stop now and the line of engagement line of contact the ukrainian government, we will be we'll be able to meet the tomato. but natal guarantees at the station would cover only the territory controlled by the government and the rest would be would be subject to negotiations. but the end result of this negotiations must be a total of a 0 refresher from, from russian. so basically, just in the leading, the russian people to the nice is 300 which exterminate that, all their rights of the russian and the russian speaking citizens of their own country. so if you just go back to the question nuclear change. so there is no mechanism by which the leade

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

copenhagen, stockholm. it is strikingly more easy to fund and run an efficient transit system in those places. it is to do here and so that has to do with all sorts of things from funding to splitting the politics between or among three different levels of government. you know, there's no real transit advocacy community, paris, in london, there's not much a bicycling advocacy community, but the city and in other levels of government, just of know to do all of these things, you know, you don't need 50 people being paid to advocate for transit to know you should kind of run the trains frequently. so there are many ideas creative differences among these places. i think it may too easy to say if we were the political capital, our problems would be solved. yes, this is it's not just about policy history. it's also about people. shirley hayes was such a dynamic character. but can you speak about some of the other more colorful characters in the movement involved with transit? yeah, i think so. yeah, we we talked

served three years probation, and had to pay the $2,100 ticket that he avoided when he flew from copenhagen to lax. so it gives us a preview. >> let us see if this is the final chapter in this saga. it's almost hard to believe. it's good to see you. thank you very much. all right. coming up for us the manhunt continues to find a suspected hitman. the gunman who shot and killed the ceo of unitedhealthcare yesterday right on the sidewalk. we have more reporting on what police are learning from clues that he left behind and bitcoin hits $100,000 for the first time ever. what does that mean for you can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther never too much. >> new year's day on cnn. >> resolve your pet knows if a mess is really gone. if not, they may mark the spot. resolve gets rid of pet messes better than the leading competitor. destroying stains neutralizing odors, and preventing remarking. love the love. resolv

they held several series of meetings, copenhagen, former due to getting stuck what have you and they brag that next the 1st half of next year, they will tend to be in another conference. and they will then graciously invite russia that time. and then russia would be presented in the ultimate all this is seriously, i repeat that for all the various confidential channels. now we feel something different. includes things that excuse statements that we can stop now. and the line of engagement line of conflict, of the ukrainian government, we will be, we'll be able to meet the tomato. but natal guarantees at the station would cover only the territory controlled by the government and the rest would be would be subject to negotiations. but the end result of this negotiations must be thought of as role refresher from, from russian soil. basically, just in the leading the russian people to the nice is 3 which exterminate that, all the rights of the russian and the russian speaking citizens of their own country. if you just go back to the question nuclear change. so there is no mechanism by wh

you are even arrested while demonstrating in copenhagen. your activism on palestine has landed you. it's pretty hot water. people have cause you an anti semite. i've heard people call you a jew hater. many, many things have been said about you, what have been the consequences of your activism, particularly your activism on palestine. has it closed? any doors, ebony space has been made unavailable to you as a consequence? i mean, in the climate crisis we what i am inclined to just talk to this is not just because i want to train and brought it an ecosystem. of course that's really, really important. but what it boils down directly to me is that because i care about you, and there will be no matter what the co acumen fucking is, whether it is climbed crisis, whether it is war or preston, genocide, i will fight against those goals that i'm the climate crisis is built into it, it is built the logic behind it is then we'll connect with placing at each of the as well as current and future generation for the possibility of you to keep making unimaginable amount the profit. and the continue

remember us, copenhagen announced non unprecedented $1500000000.00 defense package if you will turn them is territory. often donald trump said he wants to make it part of america . while the president select claims that control over greenland, which ready hosting he last minute to base is an absolute necessity for washington . he's offered to buy the island, but local officials say it's not for sale. trump fastpitch the idea during his previous tenure in 2019, but it was not the same as a teaching point. he's now doubling down on at the head of his it won't duration next month for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world. the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. but some people are refusing to take it all seriously. social media has been flooded by means on the topic. this image is said by one of the trump songs, for example, says the president select shopping on amazon is called filled with greenland, canada. i'm the panama canal territories. he has voice foundations to control and some make believe ma

barney, preparing to defend greenland from a possible invasion by fellow nato, a member of the us. copenhagen announced an unprecedented one point. $5000000000.00 defense package for the autonomous territory. often donald trump said he wants to make it part of america. while the president elect claims that control of agreement which already hosting us military base is the absolute necessity. washington is often to find the item, but local officials say no sail from fastpitch. the idea during a previous tenure in 2090. but it was not. you seem as if he's now dumpling, down the hedge of his rage for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world. the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. but some people are refusing to take it all seriously. social media is being flaunted by means on the topic. so this image just shows uh trumps. one of trunk sons and the present president elect shopping on amazon has called filled with greenland, canada and the panama canal. all tired tracings, voiced admissions to control, and some

one does flights for tourists, we work with copenhagen arotech and asl group from belgium and the netherlandsaim to sell to regional operators in areas with demand and allow operators to serve communities that need to go somewhere. equivalent to a commercial flight. tom: there is a framework to work through. what have companies done wrong? guest: clearly developing more innovative vehicles and what we are doing is general aviation with existing flight physics so our challenges are small and what europe should do, there is public funding for sustainable aviation, the lack of capital or funding. a lot goes to national champions but some projects are at in other hands with small companies. tom: before we let you -- before we let you go, what is the market opportunity? guest: market size there are two scenarios if we look there are 15,000 aircraft to be replaced, some are very old. $8 million sales market replacing them. market opportunity is bigger because there is regional air mobility which allows us to use airports with the economics we have in this is 115 billion sales per year, people will

the us copenhagen announced an unprecedented $1500000000.00 defense package for the economist territory. after donald trump said he wants to make it part of america, or the president elect claims that control over greenland, which already hosts the u. s. military base is an absolute necessity for washington . he has offered to buy the island, but local officials say it's not for sale. trump 1st pitch the idea during his previous tenure in 2019, but it was largely seen as just a talking point. he is now doubling down on it though i had it as an organization next month for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world. the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. so some people, though are refusing to take it seriously as social media has been flooded by means on the topic. this image shared by one of them from son says the president, like shopping on amazon, his heart filled with breeland's, canada, and the panama canal territories. he has voice impressions to control and some make believe maps have also appeare

s. embassy, copenhagen and u. s. consulate nukes in greenland to deepen the bonds between countries. okay, so he wants to work on those bonds, partly from the u. s. consulate in greenland, which may as well just be, attend on her front lawn at this point. and it looks like the you will just welcome him right into the front door and even offer some snacks while trumps wing man and bassinger works on stealing green lambs, considerable natural treasures and wealth, right from under their noses. political. so i think just to adam commentary to anthony web, us as a us will also apply agreement for security reasons. the risks and independents are green land could decide to have 100 percent relationship with china, for instance, or within the ulta. com share that use as this happened with the countries like more rushes. and i would imagine that the ad on with something wants to be more secure all over is the largest size condo afford to buy agreement because there's so much in tax. they probably was mulligan's and guardi

s embassy, copenhagen and u. s. consulate nukes in greenland to deepen the bonds between countries. okay, so he wants to work on those bonds, partly from the u. s. consulate in greenland, which may as well just be, attend on her front lawn at this point. and it looks like the you will just welcome him right into the front door and even offer some snacks while trump's wing man and bassinger works on stealing green lambs. considerable natural treasures and wealth right from under their noses. oh but now and to the boys, the last guy i saw him pockets on what sizes have fled in recent days. yeah, i've gotten defends him if he says it's carried out that we retaliations like a games quote, middle dishes elements in the area at several points beyond the hypothetical line. serving as centers and height outs for malicious elements and their supporters who organized and coordinated attacks and afghanistan were targeted in retaliation from the south eastern direction of the country. the international border between have gone a stone. i'm focused on since tuesday evening. instead focused on ge

s embassy, copenhagen and u. s. consulate nukes in greenland to deepen the bones between countries. okay, so he wants to work on those bonds, partly from the u. s. consulate in greenland, which may as well just be, attend on her front lawn at this point. and it looks like the you will just welcome him right into the front door and even offer some snacks while trump's wing man and bassinger works on stealing green lambs. considerable natural treasures and wealth right from under their noses. yeah. what's a good average on mazda wrap this outs program here lie for most going on see international with one of our stores continuing online, not you don't call them and we're all across telegrams as the of wanted to come here since i was 121 my grandfather told me his mom came from russia of i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying as long as i was gonna look around. i was gonna see if it was for me. i like it. maybe i'll look at some properties. come back in a few more years after i'm retired and then just finish out life in russia. but then i came and then i was like, i remember when

s. embassy, copenhagen and u. s. consulate nukes in greenland to deepen the bones between countries. okay, so he wants to work on those bonds, partly from the u. s. consulate in greenland, which may as well just be, attend on her front lawn at this point. and it looks like the you will just welcome him right into the front door and even offer some snacks while tom's wing man and bassinger works on stealing green lambs, considerable natural tractors and wealth. right from under their noses. alright, up and down to the border regions of i've got us on a pockets, don, essentially tensions have been flaring over the last few days of the defense ministry size. it's a carried out of retaliation strike against quote, malicious elements in the area. several points beyond the hypothetical line, serving as centers and height outs for malicious elements, and their supporters who organized and coordinated attacks and afghanistan were targeted in retaliation from the south eastern direction of the country. the sanctions of the

s. embassy, copenhagen and u. s. consulate nukes in greenland to deepen the bonds between countries. okay, so he wants to work on those bonds partly from the u. s. consulate in greenland, which may as well just be, attend on her front lawn at this point. and it looks like the you will just welcome him right into the front door and even offer some snacks while trump wing man and bassinger works on stealing green lambs, considerable natural treasures and wealth right from under their noses. we'll certainly want to talk about this more now with a political strategists and coming to anthony web. and i was joining us from lester in the u. k. in about half past 3 in the afternoon and to be great to get you on the program. this story just keeps on giving. i don't know if it's just it's a typical trump. the last uh oh oh, is it easy serious about i don't know the us taking control of greenland. can you help me get my head around this? well, i don't really uh, it's not that straightforward. i think what your previous corre

frankfurt, geneva, even copenhagen.of flights from this country to those places, and over christmas very few people going. so you will see really cheap fares. but if you want to go to the canaries or the caribbean, well, you'll be very hard pressed to find anything at any price. if you do find something, it's going to be super expensive. some of us, we can get really distracted when we see a very cheap price to go somewhere. but you have to factor in everything. think about travel in the area. think about food and accommodation. make sure you are tallying up all the costs first so that you can see which cost is cheaper overall, depending on where you're going. but what if you want a last minute christmas trip? can you keep the cost down? i do sometimes simply leave it to the last minute. if you go to a hoteljust after 6:00 in the evening, typically they will know by then whether they've got any rooms available and they might be prepared to do you a deal, but you also run the risk that you will have simply no room at the

i wouldn't say the officials in copenhagen should get on the president's schedule immediately and get your butt to washington. let's figure out what you are doing with greenland. if you can't do it, we will. >> jacque: interesting, all right. congressman mike early. appreciate your time. merry christmas and thank you for being here. thank you so much. rich. >> rich: president-elect trump raking in big bucks for his inaugural fund. ford and toyota are the latest contributors. those donations come as concerns rise over whether trump's tariff proposal will hurt the auto industry. allexandria hoff next. >> it is on top of ford and gm donating a fleet of vehicles. ford ceo told the detroit free press what i'm excited about is working with the administration to make sure we are rewarded four our commitment to america and michigan. automakers are bracing for a supply chain impact if imports from canada and mexico is implemented as he intends. he plans to end rebates for electric vehicle buyers that could disrupt the already unsteady e.v. market. source on the trump-vance inaugural committee

that is when you see the epic snow totals that is quite incredible. 58 inches copenhagen, new york, incontinue today for all of the great lakes really. we have the winds coming across the great lakes and potential for a foot or more of snow on top of what we sell over the weekend for parts of the ontario, lake erie as well. you can see the winds coming down land of relatively warmer waters of the great lakes and the lake effect snow machine is up and running early this season and ongoing for the next couple of days for all of these big cities, including buffalo, traps traverse city, marquette and traverse. much of the city is pretty good. really good except for the cold air that is going to continue to sink southward to. look at the temperatures, a lot of teens, 20s, 30s as far south as florida. >> todd: that is milder. i am glad you mentioned buffalo though a great segue to this. we will do some highlights. speaking of snow, the buffalo bills did not let janice's winter wonderland slow down the san francisco 49ers. tilt one touchdown watch. [cheers and applause] >> spectacular touchdo

a member in copenhagen has already applied his own code to the data and there's nothing there just noise, a fog of static, perhaps radiation from from another light source overwhelming the light from their own target galaxy groans all around sighs some misting in the eyes everyone slumps. koh turns his laptop so everyone can see their colleagues graph for themselves. larsen and hutchison leaned close. there, the resident experts in identifying this kind of data. they've mastered the technique of extracting emission lines from background noise. they've been extracting data from noise for years. oh yeah, larsen says. lines in this. hutchison agrees that she says, pointing to a spot in the screen that right there is a line code wants to know, are you sure he'll be able to see for himself? larsen says once she runs the process data through her own code, but that will have to wait. the lobby has filled with astronomers filing toward the opening reception across the street and cole and his team joined the procession. but coker can't wait. leaning close to larsen. he wants to know. do you reall

. >> my first experience with this kind of atmosphere in thailand happened in copenhagen in 1987. met this girl and i was like, stoked because it was like, oh, she's into me. and like at some point she sat on my lap and she's like, oh, well, i have to go now. i have to go do something. and she gave me a kiss and i was like, i'm in. and the show started. looking for a guy for making a mistake. >> totally. >> many ladyboys, frankly, are pretty spectacular looking, especially the ones who have breasts. you know, the women are harsh in the buzz. there should be a guy thing. absolutely. they should have a sports bar. actually, that's a brilliant idea. >> you should bring that to new york. >> okay, if we had a ladyboy show in a sports bar, you could watch football, drink a lot of beer and around beer. >> number eight, bring out the ladyboys. >> just my luck at a show like this. what happens? >> when she says. >> i end up kissing the one ladyboy in thailand who looks like ernest borgnine? straight on the lips? of course, i am completely oblivious to the dayglo white lipstick all over my