he joins us now from copenhagen. thank you very much for being with us here. on al jazeera, at festival, we'll get to the strategic importance of greenland, and just a moment that the danish foreign ministers, companies, the cities ready to talk to donald trump about all of this is, is this packaging trump? was he serious about actually coming to some sort of agreement to think of, i think is that the issue is for me to sir, will be very interested in trying to figure out a way of a meeting. and us security needs in a way that doesn't involve breaking up the kingdom of denmark, obviously is so. so the way i hear, i mean, in the us, for instance, has been the very interested in, in, in the kingdom of denmark, increasing a situational awareness in the arctic. meaning figure with a baby's capacity to figure out what's going on in the air. and at the sea and the need to see. so i created that this would be one element where it's only 4 minutes that we'd be interested in saying to us present. ok. we're not particularly interested in, in, in, in, in, in the you tryi

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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

square that global comparisons would be places covent garden, pedestrians areas of the paris case copenhagen central streets. so there are some areas where no you don't want cars you want something like a free bus service going through those areas. and there are other places where you want to narrow the road, but you want traffic going more slowly. ocean parkway in brooklyn is a good example. you're not going to get rid of the cars there, but we've succeeded with the speed and red light cameras that you don't have people driving through there now at 50 miles an hour. people are going 25 miles an hour. you know that itself in itself is a success. so, yes, most us need to be in a car sometime, but making sure that they are fitting themselves into the streetscape rather than dominating the streetscape is is is the is the goal here. and, you know maybe you hate transit, you hate pedestrian plazas, you hate bike. you should read the book just so that you understand how all of these things came to be. great. let me open it up now for questions from the audience, if we have any sir. hi, my name is.

security purposes. agreement is a self governing minimal rich country within the danish territory. copenhagen says it is not for sale. the money will fund you, navy vessels, long range drones and the better as soon president, alexander lucas shanker, is dismissed west and criticism of his election. victory is predictable. election author already say look, or st code one is 7th time and office on sunday with nearly 87 percent of the vote . he's been passed since 1994. critics say the election was need the free no fair and the united kingdom has imposed new sanctions. moscow as welcome to the patient because reelection bennet smith is mo, from the capital min. so with an 8 to 6.8 percent share of the vote election officials here in minutes on monday declared on surprisingly, alexander lucas shank as the winner of sundays presidential election in response. european union says it will keep imposing restrictive on toxic measures against the regime while supporting civic society and exiled up position. it must go though, look, present goes victory was celebrated according to the kremlin, and it dis

would ask to get even more military presence in greenland, i am pretty sure the decision—makers in copenhagenwould be open to it. i think it is important to emphasise that in the end, it isn't a matter for denmark to decide, it is a metaphor greenland. it is important to emphasise that reaction greenland has also been we are not for sale but we are open for business, trying to use it as a solution or as a step towards more independence. in that light, i would towards more independence. in that light, iwould be surprised if greenland they want to, or the majority of them, would like to replace dependency on denmark with dependency on denmark with dependency on denmark with dependency on the us. the future for greenland... we have to leave it _ future for greenland... we have to leave it there. _ future for greenland... we have to leave it there. thanks - future for greenland... we have to leave it there. thanks for - to leave it there. thanks for joining us. very, very interesting. let's turn to hear interesting. let's turn to hear in the uk. here in the uk, sir keir starmer and kemi badenoch

copenhagen, stockholm is strikingly more easy to fund and run an efficient system in those places then it is to do here. that has a with all sorts of things from funding, to splitting the politics or among three different levels of government. there is no transit there is not much of a bicycling advocacy community. but it other levels of government are known to do all these things. you don't need 50 people being paid to advocate for transit to know you should kind of run the trains. there many idiosyncratic differences among these places. it may be too easy to say if we were the political capitol all of our problems would be solved. [inaudible] it's also about people. can you speak about some of the more colorful characters involved with transit? talked about washington hayes we talked about lindsey. another big one is mike quill that is similar to lindsey. i have a much more nuanced picture than i did when he started out reaching the 1966 transit strike. it was important and that was the first time we had no transit. they showed how important transit was to the city. if we had not had

francine: i travel to the firm's headquarters in copenhagen, denmark. i asked lars about the global sensation, how he's navigating the company's meteoric rise in the sweeping changes they could bring across a range of industries. thank you so much for being on bloomberg with us. lars: thank you for having me. francine: after decades of research you find a molecule that changes everything in terms of weight loss drugs. review taken by surprise at the appetite for these drugs and how mainstream they are? lars: i would 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 now sales in the winter is often the one that surprises people the most. francine: why do you think the surprise wasn't expected? did it capture something in society you weren't ready for? lars: i think we have seen many decades of our company was focused on type one diabetes, them because of lifestyle changes, perhaps genetics, there was an increase in type 2 diabetes. type 2 diabetes

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

trump suggested buying agreement is a self governing mineral rich country within danish tertiary, copenhagen says it's not for sale. the money will fall new navy vessels, long range, drones and satellites by the russian president, alexander looked to chicago has dismissed west and criticism of his election victory as predictable election. authorities say that lucas shanker, one nearly 87 percent of the vote, has been in pallets since 1994. critics say the election was need to free no 5 and the u. k has imposed new sanctions. people living in western fronds have escaped the flooded homes in boats as a powerful storm. best down on parts of europe. french weather service has issued a red blood for the birth of a region on once flooding. horses are likely to continue rising. officials in renee save as this, he has recorded the most severe flooding and 40 years and he's 400 people have been evacuated. open $500000000000.00 have been wiped off the value of us technology stokes, off to the something imagines for low cost chinese chat bought the deep sea app is a serious competitor to us. apps like

green on is a self governing mineral rich country within danish tertiary, copenhagen says it's not for sale. the money will go to with new navy vessels, long range drones, satellites, by the washington president, alexander lucas shouldn't go, has dismissed west and criticism of his election victory as predictable election. authorities say that lucas shank, one a 77 office on sunday with nearly 87 percent of the votes. he's been in power since 1994. critics say the election was neither free. no 5 and the united kingdom has imposed new sanctions. moscow has welcome lucas shank goes re election as well than $500000000000.00 has been wiped off the value of us technology stokes, off to the southern imagines to for low cost chinese chat boat. the deep sink app is a serious competitor to us, up slight chat, g p t. but the chinese all to all the official intelligence firm says it only costs $6000000.00 to develop as compared to the 1000000000 spelt spent on its rivals. it also says that use is less energy christian, so it may have moved from new york's the revelations about this deep seek a i

you were even arrested while demonstrating in copenhagen. your activism on palestine has landed you, it's pretty hot water. people have called 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 a trying to just get back to this is not just because i want to train and well, it's 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 cold 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 kind of crisis is built on into it. it is built the logic behind it is the effect of placing at each of the as well as current and future generation. for the possibility of you to keep making unima

let's speak to hans kluge in copenhagen.ssible change of heart from the president, but at the moment, i have it in my hand here, there are still an executive order for monday which plans to withdraw your organisation from, oramerica organisation from, or america from organisation from, oramerica from your organisation. how dire would that be if it does indeed go ahead? the united states is a — indeed go ahead? the united states is a founding - indeed go ahead? the united states is a founding member| indeed go ahead? the united l states is a founding member of the who since i9lt8. it contributes about 20% of the global budget, so of course it is a very, very serious situation, because the united states would no longer be around the table for example for an exchange of biological samples to make them important vaccines, also american institutions have benefited, so it would make the world but as america much more unsafe and insecure. in america much more unsafe and insecure. . insecure. in the executive order, insecure. in the

do a lot of that spreading through that mog, the flight that fly in and i took the capital go to copenhagen, that's how you get in and out of this country that actually if they were independent, they would be able to generate that wealth themselves. there's a big debate amongst the people who were about exactly what that would be. a there's a push for an independence referendum in 2030 the day and say the greenland does have a right to have the decision of their own future, but it will be difficult for them because probably having this country is part of that kingdom gives them not a lot of power because of his interest to international players to the united states, to china and russia. and because of his access into the high, alt take could independence potentially open the door to other international plants like russia or china, you know, trying to gain a foothold and to greenland. yeah, but i mean, that is really the big question as well. don't know, tons talking about buying it and being very public about that. but there are lots of countries, the chinese and the russians who are lookin

represent for workers unfold the population living on that territory of greenland believes that copenhagen does not represent the latest entrees and so so they probably supervisors have as self determination, right? that comes into effect. so in the summer but actually arrives. the problem is not a process that you can call self determination the most the legal basis for the d conversation process about can light from the sixties and seventies for the past few. when was it for the free, you know, the lecture love the indigenous afraid color. so we use uh, sorta, you know, whatever tribes on peoples, this is an assistant, she has a list of the color lies, says roll them them to they locked, represent them when they arrange themselves for the summer. this is when the self determination rights on child and the young child was well implemented at a large scale in full control. and let's say we have a child that belongs slope completely. whatever it is today, 17 just saw the 17 lawn full, a self govern territories remaining in the world, there is a nickel, ization can be tls, the general assemb

he says copenhagen shares donald trump's concerns about the region. last week, trump double down his earliest statements suggesting washington could acquire the danish temperature. bring that in order to safeguard americans, secuity interests. what we are doing right now is to getting into a multi, to have dialogue with the incoming president. eh, we think i think that we agree that the americans have certain concerns about security situation. ok, which we share and therefore entails corporation was really we are ready ready to to continue to talk with the incoming president in order to an issue. uh, i would say is did shipments uh, american interest, a folding chairs in southern russia, trying to save marine buds weeks off the 2 oil tank cars on the ground. and the black sea is fed hundreds of books of already died. the covenant oil off to one tanka sung, and another broke a part in the storm. last month. you could just got them all on our website. the houses here with the cold weather was next for by inside story, which examines whether the west is

he says copenhagen, she is. donald trump's concerns about the region. but we'll finish with the coldest marathon in the world. thousands of runners in russia's got go to your region, deprived temperatures hovering around, minus 50 degrees celsius to run through some spectacular forest trials. so thank you. well, that's, so for me, tell me the credit. you can find much more information on our website itself. is there a dot com? the news continues out the counting, the cost of next the the hello, lots of coal, chris, whether across much of china at the moment. so we have got to ronda more attractive sets up into what to promise area of low pressure that's just pulling out into the most of the northwest pacific, roaring in the northwest. we wouldn't be high. so we have got the potential for we get most snow into western and northern parts of the home. she pushing up into her car to follow that same area or if this the weather we got some wet weather just coming into a central pos of china. i may have just perhaps taken the up enough to just squeeze out. so

the europe regional director at the world health organization, and has been speaking to us from copenhagen0% of the global budget, so of course it is very, very serious organisation but it is a lose lose situation because the united states would no longer be around the table for the exchange of biological samples for example, to make very important vaccines, and also american institutions have benefited, so it would make the world but also america much more unsafe and unsecured. send more unsafe and unsecured. and in the executive _ more unsafe and unsecured. and in the executive order, the president was very clear that he feels that, quote, the who continues to demand unfairly onerous payments from the united states, far out of proportion with what other countries pay. in particular, he mentioned china. does he not have a point, that the us does now pay a lot more than other countries that use it, for example china?- countries that use it, for example china? countries that use it, for examle china? , ., :, �* example china? yes and no. but it's important — example china? yes and no. but i

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or if we see you will take action simply because we voice an opinion the from copenhagen to los angeles and damascus to tel aviv. it's a full program with the top stories firing off right now here on, on the kickoff, and use our and straight to central africa, the capital city of chad. but just outside the gates of the presidential palace security for his open fire on a tacos that attempted to stone the compound of the incident, the country's 4 minutes to address the nation. i just, yeah, i am currently at the presidential palace where the situation is completely under control. there is no fear. there is nothing serious. we can't tell you anything right now, but the situation is completely under control. this attempt a d stabilization, has been eradicated. we are making this message to tell you that we all mobilized to defend the motherland and to defend our president. the minister of foreign affairs, making it clear that the situation and to me not is under control. and these no need for panic off to an armed attack on the presidential pen, a soft bad field. we do know at this moment,

he says that the hill says that he was asked dug a press conference in copenhagen on friday if he wastouch with the president elect and he said no. but he added that he's ready to talk. >> let's go. what do you think that means? >> so, obviously, he's not president yet. he is -- , of course, he's stirred up more tension to this. by throwing these things out there and i think they are first of all that i think the greenland canada thing and panama canal are things that should be taken seriously. but even if you -- even if that's not what we wind up doing we don't take over canada and invade greenland, the idea that this is the way trump is going to reframe of the conversation so we're talking about these things -- i think it is a very, very healthy powerful move for the united states to reother yengt the way china and russia views the globe. >> i don't think it is just about -- but i don't think it is just about china. by the way you saw video there from donald trump jr. along with charlie kirk visited greenland in the middle of the fire storm like we're here. [laughter] >> i don't thi

today, greenland's finance minister met with his danish counterpart in copenhagen, where he pushed backidea. >> greenland is not for sale. we have said that, all of us, and it will never be for sale. and i can reiterate that it will never be up for discussion. geoff: outgoing secretary of state antony blinken also dismissed the idea today. >> the idea expressed about greenland is obviously not a good one. but maybe more important, it's obviously one that's not going to happen, so we probably shouldn't waste a lot of time talking about it. geoff: denmark is a longtime ally of the u.s. and a founding member of nato. and greenland itself is home to a large u.s. military base. the israeli military says it's recovered the body of a hostage inside an underground tunnel in gaza. youssef al ziyadne was taken, along with three of his 19 children, when hamas attacked israel in october, 2023. two of them were later released. the discovery of the 53-year-old's body comes as israel and hamas are considering a ceasefire deal. that would free the remaining 100 or so hostages and stop the fighting in g

and jaroff joins us now from copenhagen. sir, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i guess, what was your response? what has been your response when you heard donald trump talking about all of this hello, jim. >> well, to be honest, we are a bit shocked by such statements. it's very unusual for a close ally to make threats about annexing another country's territory and not even wanting to rule out using force or economic coercion. so we're trying to find a balance here between, on one hand, not escalating the situation by responding to aggressively, but on the other hand, also making it very, very, very clear that nobody in greenland wants this, nobody in denmark wants it. and it's definitely an absolutely not going to happen. >> and i guess what would the impact be on nato? as we were just mentioning a few moments ago, denmark is a founding member of nato, as is canada. this sort of saber rattling, it sounds like something that you would hear coming from vladimir putin. what about nato? what happens to nato if something like this were to occur? >> it seems unthinka

it's actually closer to new york than it is to copenhagen. sarah. >> all right. thank you so much.ere's anything that tells us that he's more serious about it, he sent his son, don junior over there to take a look around. natasha bertrand, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> john, we have new reporting that supreme court justice samuel alito in president elect trump spoke on the phone just hours before trump asked the court to delay his sentencing in the hush money case. and then hollywood came to a halt as these deadly fires rage across los angeles, celebrities speaking out about their loss. >> she came out. i'm sorry. just, you know, one day you're swimming in the pool and the next day it's all gone i just took a shower above the clouds. >> you know why? because this is the emirates a380. >> you'll be back. emus can't help people customize and save with liberty mutual. >> and, doug. >> well, i'll be only pay for what you need. >> liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. >> our remodels are made to look beautiful and made to last. >> so we hand selected products that are stylish and d

caller: i wanted to make a note of the fact that in 1985 i was on vacation in denmark, in copenhagen. with two of my coworkers. i spotted president carter and his wife just walking down the street. it was a rainy day. he had an umbrella over her head. there were two secret service men with them. i got so excited to see the president. former president of the united states. of all places in denmark. i never got to see him in this country but i was so thrilled and i became so excited. the secret service men were being cautious, of course. i managed to take their picture. i regret i did not approach him and shake her hand and his. it was a memory i will always remember. jimmy carter is a wonderful man and human being. i might add i am 77 years old. that is how long they were married. it was such an honor to see both of them. i thank you for this call. i appreciate your coverage on c-span. thank you. host: this is joseph in reading, pennsylvania -- reading, pennsylvania. caller: yes ma'am. host: go ahead, joseph. caller: president carter was a man of faith, a man of service. he served our

i happened to be in copenhagen the next day, and i witnessed the ripple effect of the of the conversationready the united states can do whatever it wants in greenland. there's no restraint on american defense activity in greenland, and it seems like trump just wants it because he wants the map of the us to look bigger. and that's a that's something we haven't had in foreign politics, you know, in a long time. >> president obsessed with things looking bigger is certainly not something we've certainly not something we've had in a long time. if ♪♪ grandma! ♪♪ still taking yours? everyday! made to care for you, every day. nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. ♪♪ chocolate fundraiser. with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. ♪♪ that's convenience from chase. “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like i was losing interest in the things i love. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to delive

i wanted to make a note of the fact that in 1985, i was on vacation in denmark in copenhagen with two of my coworkers and i spotted president carter and his wife just walking down the street, it was a rainy day, he had an umbrella over her head and there were two secret service men with them and i got so excited to see the president, former president of the united states of all places in denmark. i never got to see him in this country but i was so thrilled and i became so excited and the secret service men were being very cautious of course and i managed to take their picture. i do regret that i didn't approach him and shake her hand and his but it was a memory that i will always remember and jimmy carter is a wonderful man and human being and i might add i am 77 years old and that is how long they were married. it was such an honor to see both of them and i thank you for this call. i appreciate your coverage on c-span. thank you. >> host: joseph in reading, pennsylvania. >> caller: yes, ma'am. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: he was a man of faith, a man of service, served the country,