develop still in denmark we had to do in denying design. and if we have to to have the factories most of them will be out of that and so you're saying that the state of denmark competes not as a super power but in terms of brain power. yeah maybe that's what i'm saying. as like you so what's a bigger now it's obvious you think thank you very much. alan milly it's a copenhagen city councilor i don't expert on the history of the city he's had over twenty eight books published on the subject alex let some of them to you more about local politics. so professor i'll mail you a local historian twelve years a council man and d.n.a. should be their experiment so the first question for years what is the best davies beer the one you like. so alan the you take people rode in this great city of new schuller a bit of the real living history of copenhagen what do you tell them both the state of dead what do you tell them about how daily society is evolving and moving forward from the. things are really good highly prosperous society socially cohesive soc

welcome to the alex salmond show from wonderful wonderful copenhagen the capital city of denmark over the last five years this fiercely independent kingdom has won and lost to empires in the middle ages they conquered big good in the early modern period daley's territory and compass sweden norway the favor weiland iceland and greenland now the danes gave them more peaceful pursuits as a small nation in the very heart of europe and i tell you for our final program on day mike that fascinating independent minded country house harrison is the c.e.o. of an english speaking newspaper the copenhagen post a former data communications at the danish red cross says he's been fighting for human rights for years and some of your chief executive officer of the copenhagen post a very unusual paper in the sense that publishes in english really to the ex-parte population of denmark how did that come about well it started twenty years ago when some. students came to denmark to study and they find out there was nothing in english here so they said they will release an english newspaper and they did tha

students came to denmark to study and they found out there was nothing in english here so they said they would release an english newspaper and they did that for about one year spend on the own money spent their parents' money and they were bankrupt and then they need to consult a lawyer to make them bankrupt this lawyer he had been the c.e.o. of one of the biggest paper in copenhagen for ten years so he thought this was a brilliant idea and he poured the paper for one krone and hired them again as directors and then he run it until two years ago when i together with some colleagues to go and the idea is danish news in english because it's very important when people live in denmark they hear three four years maybe they don't have a chance to learn danish that short time and they know they go to other places. and then they can see what's going on them and what's more in pope important is they take this newspaper home where they have a family who's very isolated and they can see kindergarten where is a school a good school what's going on is a something something in english so it's a whole

on austria, britain, denmark, monday, france, germany, spain and sweden all voiced support for guido after maduro rejected their calls to hold new elections. but italy blocked a european union statement recognizing guaido. ireland and greece have called for new elections and have not recognized his claim to the presidency. amy: meanwhile, the venezuelan opposition and the united states have rejected an offer by mexico and uruguay to host talks between the two sides. on vice e president mike pence friday, spoke in miami and ruled out any negotiatations. >> this is no time for d dialog. this is time for actioion. end thetime has come to maduro dictatorship once and for all. president was vice mike pence.

bright moments on the dark skies in denmark's capital we visit copenhagen spectacular light festival. german director tobias' kurtz is shaking up the opera world with his innovative productions. and will be at the belly now taking a look at a german film in competition and talking to a man on the sea david leavitt's. it's winter here in northern europe the days a short the nights are long and it's darker the further north you go so the danish capital copenhagen has come up with the bright idea of an annual light festival to chase away the winter blues modern technology and talented light designers transformed the city at night into a kaleidoscope of light and color. lighting up the darkest weeks of the year in winter copenhagen turns into an open air gallery for light art installations by artists from denmark and many other parts of the world turn the danish capital into a tourist attraction in the cult season to. be there more shows more in europe at the theory. that they see in the book their idea and i really like it is time of year it's good to get out out see the lights and see t

bright moments on the dark skies in denmark as capital we visit copenhagen spectacular lights festival. german director tobias' kurtz is shaking up the opera world with his innovative productions. and will be at the belly now taking a look at a german filming competition and talking to a man on the scene david leavitt's. it's winter here in northern europe the days a short the nights are long and it's dark the further north you go so the danish capital copenhagen has come up with the bright idea of an annual light festival to chase away the winter blues modern technology and talented light designers transformed the city at night into a kaleidoscope of light and color. lighting up the darkest weeks of the year in winter copenhagen turns into an open air gallery for light art installations by artists from denmark and many other parts of the world turn a danish capital into a tourist attraction in the cult into. the more shows more government the theory. that they see in the book then i guess i'd really like it this time.

denmark in walsall 25th may. new zealand at brighton's amex stadium istjune.ener is against scotland on the ninth ofjune in nice. there's a big blow for the england rugby union side, maro itoje has been ruled out of the next 2 six nations matches with a knee problem. the saracens lock suffered the medial ligament injury during their impressive win over ireland on saturday. he's expected to be out for 2—4 weeks, but will stay with the squad and could return for the final two matches of the championship. fellow saracen nick ezekway has been called into the squad as cover but it's courtney laws who is most likely to benfit and take itoje's place in the fifteen. he has a quality player and a big reader within our group. and the qualities that he brings are massive but also we have guys in the squad who have other qualities that will come in and bring an impact so it is important that we focus on the job at hand. last year's man of steel and top try—scorer in super league, ben barba, has been banned from playing in australia after footage emerged of him in an alleg

bright moments on the dark skies in denmark's capital we visit copenhagen spec light festival. german director toby ascribes is shaking up the opera world with his innovative productions. and will be at the taking a look at a german film in competition and. on the scene david levitz. it's winter here in northern europe the days a short the nights are long and it's dark the further north you go so the danish capital copenhagen has come up with the bright idea of an annual light festival to chase away the winter blues modern technology and talented light designers transformed the city at night into a kaleidoscope of color. lighting up the darkest weeks of the year in winter copenhagen turns into an open air gallery for light art installations by artists from denmark and many other parts of the world turn a danish capital into a tourist attraction in the cult.

first to denmark in winter and there the sun only comes out every once in a while that's why the danish capital brings light into the darkness with a cup in the hague and like this dozens of installations are currently in the human mating this city my absolute favorite is an artwork consisting of old cans and bicycle parts are two magine take a look. lighting up the darkest weeks of the year and winter copenhagen turns into an open air gallery for light. installations by artists from denmark and many other parts of the world to turn the danish capital into a tourist attraction in the cold season to. give their more shows more enjoyment the theory. the fantasy in the cup there mike and i really like it this time of year it's good to get out out see the lights and see the city and you know anything like this just wonderful. the danish light and his mistake is hopes to be the winter blues with eternal sun down the installation shines from sundown to sunrise in the port of copenhagen it's made up of more than one hundred forty neon strip lights. it's. warm. light for live for the city for t

those are the headlines do stay with us our earthrise goes to india and denmark to see how people are reducing their emissions thanks so much for watching so using by fire. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to al-jazeera. since the industrial revolution human sources of polluting gases have been growing . because machines food production construction these and more all contribute to the high concentrations of pollutants in the atmosphere including carbon and other greenhouse gases which is the biggest drivers of climate change. with our choices people can make to help drive emissions down but. i'm also bringing in denmark to me a community investing in their own green society and i'm going to trigger within india where a new method of cremation is helping him to tradition become more and my mentor your friend. green energy is total is future if we want to stop global warming but pledging a commitment to renewable energy is one thing and doing i

this video was taken by a man in denmark. he was taking his daughter shopping and they look up and see some birds. >> this used to happen all the time when i lived in texas. it's like a lava lamp. >> or a school of fish underwater. >> it's amazing. you'll even see them break up into groups for a few part. >> one wants chinese, the other wants buffet. >> so hard. >> to get that many people to agree on dinner, it's not easy. >> what's cool about this part of denmark, it's known as the area of the black sun where when the sun sets you can see a murmuration of this covering up the sunset, that's why they call it the black sun. >> do they bump into each other? >> there's one bird everyone is following like stop, stop, i don't know what i'm doing. >> tag, you're it. >>> time to give away another ipad mini. >> you'll need the buzzword, be 18 years of age and a legal word of the u.s. >> the rtm buzzword is coming up in just a bit. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >> i think ali spagnola and i should be friends. we have a l

and endangered species come over from denmark to very rare and endangered species come overfrom denmarkh the female in london zoo. they had taken the mail from the female in london zoo. they had taken the mailfrom london the female in london zoo. they had taken the mail from london zoo to paris to make there, to see if they could increase the gene pool. i am afraid female tiger and the female tiger, which were put in enclosures next to each other so they could get used to each other for a while, when the door was opened the mail savaged the door was opened the mail savaged the female and the endangered species is now notjust endangered but actually died. that is a very sad story. it is a sad story. it shows the risks that they did everything they could to acclimatise these animals together and in the wild they only meet once, to mate and then they separate. it is a risk, really. there is a danger that something can go badly wrong. in this case, the worst possible scenario. it is really sad. something that a lwa ys it is really sad. something that always catches her eye on programming, u

at the start about the third of the wedding was in denmark it had to be quick we didn't dress up. because there were just the two of us and our witnesses were from the register office with coming off. the fifth you know so neither for the. other couples who are suspected of being a fake relationships got married in the very same town and then mark marriage laws are a lot less strict than in germany. but the marriages registered there are recognized in germany. she wasn't paid to get married that is the law as i believe it is to the young that you come as you also know i wasn't that's what i'm telling you he wanted me and i thought well i'm alone here anyway why shouldn't i take advantage of that. the only after the wedding she and her pakistani husband registered with the registration office for foreigners in settle in eastern germany. as well as a rental contract for an apartment and level she also produces an employment contract with a clothing company now the western city of frankfurt. bureau of about for the people smugglers have organized proof of employment for the eastern e

when you think of the nordic country of denmark you might think of vikings or danish american actor vigo mortons then but now you will know it as a country who built a wall to keep out those dirty disease ridden belgian pigs thankfully they're talking about actual pigs here not belgian people so the country of denmark is constructing a twelve million dollars five foot high forty mile electric fence not called a wall along its border with belgium in an effort to keep the very large and valuable danish pin population safe from african swine flu which some wild boar as the country make about five billion dollars a year and worth to the e.u. and pigs outnumber danes by about two to one their national dish so i use key is a special of roast pork and while some say the wall is hogwash since most wind flu is spread by humans many feel that hamstringing farmers with that risk. isn't it worth the risk am stringing farmers hard was no fire your old fire about as a result river better when the red one in this world would not hold the real love love so i tell you all i love you i am tired and up hav

nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> the latest trial is in denmark. hoping to achieve with this one? >> yeah, we want to take a leading position of 5g in the scandinavian markets this is the third pilot we are starting it's basically three things we are testing out. one is for the consumer segment testing out 5g as access to broad band for the homes and then we have industry applications we are testing it out with the robotics we are testing it out with some manufacturing companies and we are learning from this different cases. then later we want to scale it back >> i saw one of the creative solutions. basically a device you can put in a house or in a building so you don't have to lay those cables in the final mile as the industry calls it. sounds like if you held back on some of the investments, some of the creative solutions are coming where it can lower the cost of investment for carriers like you, is that how we should see it >> it can lower the costs. it can go to remote areas. that's why we're testing 5g out replacement for fiber or fixed connec

when you think the nordic country of denmark you might think a vikings or danish american actor of hugo mortensen but now you will know it as a country who built a wall to keep out those dirty disease ridden belgian pigs thankfully they're talking about actual pigs here not belgian people say the country of denmark is constructing a twelve million dollar five foot high forty mile electric fence not called a wall along its border with belgium in an effort to keep the very large and valuable danish ping population safe from african swine flu which some wild boars in belgium have tested positive for how valuable are these danish pigs while not only does the country make about five billion dollars a year in egg exports to the e.u. and pigs outnumber danes by about two to one their national day is so easy keys to think is a special kind of roast pork and while some say the wall is hogwash since most white and flu spread by humans many feel that hamstringing farmers with that risk. isn't it worth the risk and i'm stringing farmers hard while you're on fire you're all fire about as a result ri

england and wales, courtesy of this low—pressure, the centre of which is now knocking on the door of denmarkw pressure, this is storm erik, named by the irish forecasters. it isa named by the irish forecasters. it is a big system which means strong winds will be affecting a larger area of the united kingdom. 0utbreaks area of the united kingdom. outbreaks of rain as well. that dream will arrive this evening, initially across northern ireland, western scotland and western wales. the winds will pick up overnight, coming from the south—west which means it will be a mild night. temperatures around nine or 10 degrees in south—west england, warmer than it should be for the time of year. with the strong winds, across northern ireland and west scotland, that is where the strongest ones will be with gusts of 30 miles an hour and we could see branches being brought down from trees. that is the risk of transport disruption and speed restriction on scottish bridges. blustery as the rain sweeps eastwards across england and wales, followed by sunshine and blustery showers in the west. temperature wise, it

sweden, norway and denmark, they don't have a minimum wage. 10 know what they are talking about? >> all of those scandinavian countries have personal tax systems that are not as progressive as ours. what they are is countries that have got intensive welfare states, that's true. though sweden has been cutting back on its. but i do not think it is fair to call those countries socialist at all. liz: great to see you. come back soon. senator elizabeth warren forced to apologize after a report that she pretended to be an american indian on a texas bar application. we'll talk about judge andrew napolitano about that next. state stay right there. t some gs cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money ma

printed buildings have already gone up in france and denmark as well as in texas where these icon homes are quick to build and cost only about ten thousand euros to make. mind blowing technology. this replica of the star was a robot was also made using a three d. printer but how does this technology actually work well there are many different printing methods and materials to choose from concrete and synthetic resin for example the three d. printer liquefies material and then print said layer through a special jet to do this the printer follows a digital construction plan sounds complicated it's not really. need to replace a chess piece or a screw no problem just fire up the three d. printer and make one a country d. printing method is fused deposition modeling for f t m as. this is the f t m method . printer works a bit like a hot glue gun. we've got the plastic on this call. leading into this feeder you know it's connected to this tube which leads down here . and down here we've got a printer head where the plastic is heated to two hundred twenty degrees celsius and then the printer d

becoming dependent on the east with me in the studio now is us host got an investigative journalist from denmark who has written a book on this pipeline project called gas creedon money yes why is everybody so up in arms about north more stream we buy gas from the russians they pump it to us how does it make us more and more dependent first of all i do think that giving allowing mr putin to choose to step in the pipeline that's giving him various the cittie with the his hands at the moment good german is to blowing soldiers in the baltics to to. against his aggression and on the other hand your delivering this weapon into his hands let's look at how we how it how is it a weapon what can we do he's using gas as a weapon and he showed before that he's willing to do it before starting construction of north stream wanna not to russian gas to europe and to germany was transported. through land based lines one going through poland and one through ukraine and in two thousand and nine mr putin he was conflicting with ukraine once again and he turned down the delivery of gas in genuine moment and to puni

year in winter copenhagen turns into an open air gallery for light art installations by artists from denmark and many other parts of the world turn the danish capital into a tourist attraction in the cult isn't to. give them or shows more job at the theory. that they see in the book they're like and i really like it this time of year it's good to get out out see the lights and see the city and you know anything like this just a wonderful. danish night artist muds vegas hopes to beat the winter blues with eternal sun down the installation shines from sundown to sunrise in the port of copenhagen it's made up of more than one hundred forty neon strip lights it's this warm. in light for the for the city for the citizens of cold making during this winter the last part of the winter of february because we have been through the dark period now it's here to remind us that the sun is coming back soon. the green laser beam is the symbol of the festival of light this year is only the second time that it's taking place the installations are spread across the whole of copenhagen the focus is on unobtrusi

at around this time on the 22nd of february 19114, the crew set off on their final mission to denmarkck to base. as we speak, ten planes from raf stations around the uk are preparing to to take part in a special fly—past. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. and

equally impressive was the invasion of denmark and another in april of 1940. a campaign it protect germany's ore from the high north. two enemy mpaign saw capita copenhagen lo and fall on day one to well tkpwroground tacks by landings.naval that what happened it denmark in on april 9. the entire country overrun in omething like four hours which -- i don't keep records but that must be a world record. faster it w how much could have gone then a slightly norway.ampaign in the germans land around 800 and overrun were of the country. they lies in red, left-hand to oppose the germans the ey land to oppose advance and they were soon re german back under heavy fire and later had to evacuate the country altogether. 1940 the british are arrying out a hasty evacuation under fire. but it is not dunkirk. that is june of 1940. that is a little later. these campaigns were impressive enough, i guess. but even more impressive it seems it me is what happened in may. in some sense it is indescribable. german defensive in west known as case yellow. saying.ar what you are well, t

that's what happened in denmark in four hours of combat on april 9. keep records but this must be a world record. i don't know how much faster it could have gone. then there is a longer, slightly, campaign in norway. on the norwegian coach, quickly overrun much of a country. the allies land to oppose the german advance. they were soon reeling back ,nder heavy german fire especially from the air forces, and a few weeks later, had to evacuate the country altogether. may of 1940, the british are carrying out an evacuation under fire. but it is not dunkirk. that is june of 1940, a little later. these campaigns were impressive enough, i guess. it seems topressive me is what happened in may, and it seems in some sense undescribable. the great german offensive in the west. i can hear what you are saying, the germans should be able to overrun denmark and record time, it is an indefensible country with a tiny army. norway, hardly one of the great military forces of the 20th century. smashed not just the norwegians and danes, but the cream of the french and bri