when you compare it to places where that has not occurred to any extent, finland. the question is -- how to make the apprenticeship program work for a very diverse country like the united states? ,ersus countries in europe especially ones like finland where the program is working very well. host: thank you. we will let our guest respond. guest: one of the political issues and all of this, a sensitive one so let me be careful, it is much easier to do a apprenticeship in germany, it used to be finland, switzerland. when you go to those countries, you look around and everybody looks the same, pretty much. lately, they look less the same and they are having problems. in germany, if you pick up a phone book and you find somebody's name, you are likely to find what their occupation is, listed with their phone number. germans take a great deal of pride in their vocation or occupation. there is no loss of status for being a plumber, electrician in germany versus being a professor . everybody is proud of their occupations and germans will spend money on other germans. ,hat

makes this morning supposed to russian interference in neighboring finland is the focus of new need to research the claims that countries vulnerable to moscow's hybrid influence such is spreading this information or setting up front organizations it's a spy the airlines continue to conduct military drills near the russian border the . they'll be other drills in the region to accept they're going to have a very different goal they're described as the first ever peace fall war games in that area thirty swedish and russian activists will take part in a two day exercise course aland seventeen this autumn the set for is that war is already underway in their plan the team's goal is to then try to deescalate that conflict check this out when we see that there is more and more tension between the countries there will be bigger pressure on all the all voices of these we have to be prepared if this is a lesion continues that means we are to be prepared when it becomes more difficult to speak up or be so what we are doing actually is that we are preparing voices of use to stand up for themselves

. >> so a country like finland have taken measures to combat fake news do you know much about that? is steadily built -- a level they do have a near unanimous agreement which we have not here in the past. >> what a terrible example. >> did i say something terrible? peripatetic is a great example but the story behind that is the guy in finland he is part of the far right ideologue and about 10 years ago started this campaign and go on the talk shows and published articles how the finish social services for taking children away from women and in the media realized they could not go against then using that in bad faith but were always happen after so then using the fact it is a small country to get people together the when i say as the terrible example with the russian meddling. >> read just too fractured of the nation for the united effort? from 20 to '04 2011 the president obama putting down the concerns with russia when they were together are we to fracture to come together to have a conversation?. >> we have a of president who embraces that whole part of the. >>. >> bad is the over

un minuto y 40 segundos para superar a su compaÑero finlandÉs.os despedimos con un icono de la mÚsica latina, la cantante selena,que reaparece en el museo de cera de nueva york. presentadora: la figura de la reina fue develada por su hermana durante un evento que congregÓ a cientos de fanÁticos. esta imagen de cera esa replica de una que estÁ en exhibiciÓn en hollywood. y asÍ llegamos al final de esta emisiÓn, que pase buenas noches. ♪ ♪ >> bienvenidos a conexiÓn california, el gobernador de california ha dispuesto en su propuesta de presupuesto estatal un fondo adicional de 15.000.000 $ para aquellos que enfrenten un proceso de deportaciÓn. estarÍa destinada a la ampliaciÓn de servicios legales para personas que buscan adquirir la ciudadanÍa. ♪

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since it started in finland, it‘s proved to be hugely successful at getting girls active for the firstnaugural national championships. i like jumping because you can go as high as you want and i find that really cool. here we have mike riding breakfast charlie. this horse is a great steed for him. for those of us who cannot afford a horse or have been challenged by lack of riding ability, this is an ideal way of experiencing a showjumping competition. it is my first one ever, and i am being put through my paces. it is all about the angles and getting as tight as you can around the course. the fences may not be huge, but in heat, in the summer it is certainly a physical challenge. exhausting. and try telling 5—year—old eli that this is somewhat silly. he did not know when he was beaten and had the stamina to keep going. he was glowing with pride when he eventually finished, especially because he had made his own horse. his name is invisible. he looks fantastic. did you enjoy that? yes. everybody can get on. small kids can have a go and also the big kids. and not everybody has an opportu

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third placed turkey saw off kosovo and ukraine won in finland. 1966 by beating venezuela 1—0 in the under—20 world cup final on sunday. it was england's first appearance in the final of any global tournament since their world cup victory 51 years ago. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. it has only taken 51 years, but pinch yourself, yes, england is once again ina pinch yourself, yes, england is once again in a world cup final. the so—called young lions, hoping to win and end decades of disappointment. england recovered their poise, and before the break, they were ahead. second time lucky. with less than 20 minutes left, venezuela were handed a lifeline. penalty. butjust when england needed a hero, they found one. the keeper can to the rescue, to his teammates‘ relief. and from that, they held on very famous triumph. and england have won the under 20 world cup! it is england's first world cup in any age group since 1966. after years of looking to the past, the future has never seemed brighter. former england, real madrid and milan manager

i decided to pick on finland. >> poor finland. >> i love the place. i really love finland. think it is a wonderful country that has its head screwed on straight. they do have a development bank. it was fascinating to look. it is called finfun. it was one of the incompetent ve investors in a famous tragic project, a dam over which he was assassinated. the finish government puts money into finfund, which is a bank. it wants return on its investment but wants the investment to go into development objectives. i found that finfund will put money directly into projects or sometimes finfund or usaid will put money into a fund at every layer in this process, the development objectives are more at attenuate tiff. the oversight is weaker. what we found was, when i would say what reporting requirements do have? they would say, we get a report every six months. i would say, do you ever check the veracity? do you check the report against the situations on the ground? i hear a laugh up here. i was really stunned at the degree to which the presumption was people were doing good, where as

>> jimmy: a town in finland elected a reindeer to be mayor.at it's true. i'm going to say truth. >> questlove: truth. the answer -- >> jimmy: may surprise you. >> questlove: how did you know? ♪ [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] >> questlove: that is a lie. let's see that again in slow motion. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. what was that you shot at me? [ laughter ] oh, my god, okay. [ thunderclap ] >> questlove: excuse me. >> jimmy: high production value here at the "the tonight show." >> questlove: that sound means it's time for the final question. it's a simple yes or no question. >> jimmy: yep. >> questlove: and it comes with a twist. if you answer incorrectly, both of you will have your minds blown. >> jimmy: is that the first time there was an echo in your voice? [ light laughter ] >> questlove: steve, the question goes to you. >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: your mustache is on your lower lip now. i've never seen -- i've never seen anything like that. it's like a beard mustache. [ laughter ] >> yes, true. >> jimmy: wait, wait -- >> questlove: let m

she wanted to see the northern lights so she rode her bike to finland. she made it. she got there and she saw the aurora. i was just overwhelmingly impressed with the magnitude of this journey. and i thought, man, i got to talk to this woman. so joining us all the way from laos at the moment is gin. she's joining us "right this minute" to tell us all about her story. >> hi. >> what was the original seed for this idea? where you just thought i'm going to get on a bike and i'm going to start going? >> my dream is to travel the universe. i thought i don't know about my planet earth so let's just cover this first. >> what's been the hardest part of this trip for you? >> just finding a place to sleep every night is difficult. because i'm scare what had can happen. >> which was the most surprising country and which was your favorite? >> there are many of my favorite countries like peru, bolivia, france, spain. there's so many surprising things that i was very impressed to see. it was really good experience. good adventure. >> if somebody's at home and watching

president of finland announced an initiative to normalize the situation in the air so. over the baltic sea the initiative was submitted by nato has been reluctant to consider it just like in the u.s. and russian relations russia and russia nature relations have a distorted perception of what is happening. and the reason is that. our nato counterparts don't want to have normal dialogue so some nato members use the consensus principle to. keep turning away from this dialogue they have the same mantra they say that relations between russia and nato will never. be the same unless russia. changes its stance but this is idea there is that this is an approach with a lot of ideological bias and only lead to a dead end you know we have an initiative with turkey and iran. too we can have the u.s. jordan the u.n. . joining this initiative which we also have. new meetings. so this will take place next week and this initiative has been supported by every stakeholder we want this initiative to be carried out conscientiously by every party including by foreign stakeholders and this is

there's also a group in norway and a very active one in finland.ast september, a man died after being assaulted at a neo-nazi rally. he had protested against their views. police arrested a finnish branch member. in sweden, the neo-nazis are concentrating on building up support in rural areas, like here in falun, in central sweden. and they're very much making their presence felt. angelica: they try to intimidate people. i've experienced that because i'm actively fighting racism, but my friends, who aren't as politically active, have also experienced it. reporter: the neo-nazis have profited from the surge in support for the sweden democrats, a right-wing populist party -- even though the party officially distances itself from the resistance movement. jonathan: there are members of the sweden democrats and representatives that express support sometimes for groups such as the nordic resistance movement. sweden democrats is a party which works in the swedish parliament, whereas this is a revolutionary nazi movement. reporter: today, there are no clash

northern europe, finland, the netherlands, all these countries have different interests. and they won't go under the will of germany and france. and as they did before. so if you look at the past, germany and france, stood for different groups of countries. france for the southern understanding of europe and how to go on. and germany for the northern. now you have eastern understanding. you have a completely different british understanding of things. so bringing all this together means to find something how to -- you have to develop a common understanding which must be on a lower basis than what we had before between germany and france. so that is the difference. and it is not enough to have macron in paris and probably macron in berlin. melinda: tony patterson, european leaders are meeting at this very moment as we speak. and later on, they are going to be hearing teresa may talk about her strategy for brexit. if we look back one year at the time of the brexit referendum, many people thought it was the death knell of the european union. things do look rather different to

he is the former prime minister and finance minister of finland. very much a friend of bloomberg. from ams up the risk european perspective, a hung parliament. we do not know who is in charge. we may need a timeout. >> we may give them a sensation of hostility, if we can put it that way, but certainly the uncertainty around the u.k. election at the moment, this is not a good thing. this is not merkel and -- this macron-- merk anel and are not going to wake up and say, thank god it went terrible. things done ast quickly as possible as much as we do as well. in the grand scheme of things this is a box over both of our houses. we may need to take a timeout and reanalyze. up withremy, to keep the conversation, i have found another blog from markets live. he is talking oscar wilde. looks like carelessness. talking about the european response here, they do not know who they will be dealing with. they don't know what kind of brexit the u.k. is going to be asking for anymore. >> no. and this is the thing that we now need to look at as to the original plan,

one sport that began in finland has proven to be successful at getting girls involved in sport. this weekend, we sent michael long. it's the stuff of dreams for seven—year—old olivia. her imagination running free in a real showjumping ring as she races against the clock are hoping for a clear round ahead of the inaugural national championships.” clear round ahead of the inaugural national championships. i like jumping because you can go as high as you want and i find that really cool as you want and i find that really cool. here we have mike rating breakfast charlie. this horse is a great steed for him. for those of us who cannot afford a horse or have been challenged by lack of writing ability, this is an ideal way of experiencing a showjumping competition. it is my first one ever, and i am being put through my paces. it is all about the angles and getting as tight as you can around the course. the fences may not be huge bite in heat in the summer it is certainly a physical challenge. exhausting. and try telling 5—year—old eli that this is somewhat silly. he did not know when h

i don't think we're going have a choice inch the idea has been tested on a small scale in canada, finlanderlands with the results disputed. some studies showed work ethic and wellness among recipients actually improved and it was proposed here back in 1970 when liberal adviser daniel patrick moynahan persuaded republican president richard nixon to unveil the family assistance plan which died in the senate. critics argue a guaranteed income in not sewnly socialist but defeatist. >> the challenge i think for public policy is to work sure that workers are equipped to work in the new kinds of jobs that the economy is creating, to make sure that workers are supported in their aspirations to work. >> reporter: all of this is a long time in coming. woody allen's standup routine in the 60's included a joke about his father losing his job after 12 years at the same company to a gadget this big that could do everything his father could only better. the depressing thing woody said was that his mother ran out and bought one. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> so in theory i get the concept and

john of the coast of new finland, he is on course, relatively on-time, the fuel consumption is good andhe is excited as he will ever be until he looks out it again and sees nothing but the north atlantic in front of him. he is 1900 miles to go. the sun is going down behind him. i have done this as i said in a jet, and it is disconcerting even under the shechem stances. for him to do that at 100 miles an hour 100 feet above the waves looking into that, really not sure where he is going to end up is phenomenal. this is obviously before satellites, before the weather channel. he did not know what was out of there in front of him. the best he had was from the weather that was already old. so he is at night in this tiny little basically cotton covered box. astounding! he ran into a couple of surprises along the way. that he had not thought of. ice was one of them. anyone know what great circle navigation is? if you think of the earth as a sphere, which is, spirit of water at the middle and narrow at the top. therefore the closest or the shortest direction from point-to-point is not to go aro

in neighboring finland though the country's former ambassador to russia suspects the peace groups event is a moscow ploy to sway public opinion the organizer thinks of that sentiment the ones to claim that we are something that we are not because he wants us he wants to show that we are agents of a foreign power but as soon as you stand up for peace people within your own country will say that you are a traitor. but you somehow work for the other side. now going against the grain in the u.s. one right wing artist has put his creativity behind the president and he's determined to get his message across that trump and the republicans are as punk rock dance. right wing guerrilla artist as far as i'm concerned as far as i know i'm the only person that does it on the other side you've got shepard fairey. pretty much the only one on my show that does this twenty four seventh's. like i couldn't trump supporter ever since i've seen him kick the media in the teeth but when you see hollywood their heads are exploding i just fell in love with that guy but i think he's this punk rock is part of cro

in finland as part of a cheese soup and in alaska... as ice cream. it is high in carbs and fat.nally this land was home to hunters of wild caribou. but as temperatures rise, everything changes. 0n the coast of alaska, people are used to fending for themselves, to surviving without outside help. but even here, there is now a feeling that the rest of the world should pay attention, because local problems are becoming global concerns. and while politicians wonder about those problems, these people are finding that hunting is harder than ever. the elders, they are watching climate change and versus back in the day when they knew exactly when to go hunting and to do this and that. now they have to play with the weather. the winters are colder and a little shorter and spring is coming earlier and a lot warmer. and so the reshaping of alaska, with permafrost melting and glaciers thawing provides an opportunity. we have millions of hectares of the most productive ranch land in the world. but it is underutilised. we can put reindeer on these ranch lands. but there is a problem. reindeer

become a neighboring finland the country's former ambassador to russia suspects that the peace group though is an event a moscow ploy to sway public opinion follow this through is what the organizer of the event thinks of that he wants to claim that we are something that we are not because he wants us he wants to show that we are agents of a foreign power like as soon as you stand up for peace people would be free to say that you're a traitor. for the other side there's. a split with the break has been a make for a touch the ball federations there in russia a tournament to take you through that the rest. thanks. peter. it was certainly very workman like there wasn't so many of the pleasantries that you usually find at these type of diplomatic talks very straight speaking from the russian foreign minister in particular he said that russia would react to u.s. provocations towards the syrian government he also encouraged the united states not to look for a pretext in order to attack syrian government forces the message was the that words coming out of washington at the moment that a che

that does the job for them so we are preparing for this well now that's in sweden but a neighboring finland the country's former ambassador to russia suspects the peace groups event is a ploy to sway public opinion here's what the organizer thinks of the sentiment the ones you claim that we are something that we are not because he wants us he wants to show that we are agents of a foreign power like as soon as you stand up for peace people within your own country will say that you're a traitor. that you somehow work for the other side. your latest kaiser report is moments away looking at the thousands of americans turning up in mexican cities a so-called dental refugee stay with us. manufactured consent to step into public wealth. when the ruling classes some protect themselves. the family larry go round and be the one. to ignore middle of the room sick. leave. the real need is really low. box cars are of this is the kaiser report in mexico city of heroes place here but of course the next kaiser we're still in mexico city we're here for the next week and a half so you'll see several more epi

some kind of civil society that does the job for them so we are preparing for this in neighboring finland though the country's former ambassador to russia suspects the peace groups event is a ploy to sway public opinion here's what the organizer thinks of that sentiment. the ones you claim that we are something that we are not because he wants us he wants to show that we are agents of a foreign power like as soon as you stand up for these people within your own country we'll say that you're a traitor. but you somehow work for the other side next to look at the costs of inequality. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corners corporations run washington washington controls the media the media the voters elected the businessman to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. and. i think david cameron was so convinced that he would. be there to keep the british people would forget. that he felt justified in taking the gamble and i think that was an irresponsible well i th

. >> it's been tested on a small scale in canada, finland, the netherlands. some studies showed work ethic and wellness among recipients improved. it was proposed here back in 1970 when liberal advisor daniel patrick moynihan persuaded richard richard nixon to unveil a plant that died in the senate. >> the challenge for public policy is to make sure workers are equipped to work in the new kinds of jobs the economy is creating, to make sure workers are supported in their aspirations to work. >> all of this is a long time coming. woody allen's stand-up routine in the 60s included a joke about his father losing a job after 12 years at the same company to a gadget is big. they could do everything his mother could do only better. the depressing thing woody said was that his mother ran out and bought one. >> bill: thank you, james. james rosen washington. also today, abc settled with a south dakota meat producer over a two billion-dollar defamation lawsuit lawsuit. the network report on the finely textured beef product lead to critics calling it pink slime. the def

finland's prime minister said climate change won't be reversed by closing your eyes. and in berlin, the head of the european commission lectured mr. trump that not everything in international agreements is fake news. only two nations, syria and nicaragua, currently oppose the climate accord. >> global warming and a lot of in is a hoax. it's a hoax. >> reporter: during the campaign, president trump dismissed the scientific consensus that rising temperatures are caused primarily by fossil fuels like coal and oil. but even most major american businesses from exxon to apple support the agreement. esian dees, who was president obama's point person on the paris accord, says it's not just about the environment. it's about the economy. >> across the globe we have a competition for who will be the clean energy superpower of the 21st century and who will gain the economic benefits from doing that. we can't win if we step off the playing field and disengage all together. >> reporter: there is still some t certainty about what the president will decide. sources say he has even di

next hop, helsinki, finland helsinki.fi/en/see-and- experience/shopping/market- squareair launched three weekly direct flights from sfo to helsinki, that will run through september. it's just a hair more than 10 hours to make the trip.cg1= helsinki, finland helsinki is an easily walkable city, and no matter where you are, you're never far from water. in winter it may be covered with snow, and as one local put it to me, as cold outside as a freezer, but come summer helsinki oozes a coastal charm, and sunny days bring folks out to get their fill of vitamin d. market square is home to traditional food and artisan goods. on sunny days the ferris wheel, skywheel helsinki , offers a spin on the traditional city view. or there's the swimming pools, submerged in the baltic sea. if you'd rather be on the water than in it, you can take a ferry ride to a number of nearby islands. in less than 10 minutes you can be on lonna island