matt miller in finland.ll also bring you another exclusive interview bloomberg has conducted over the last four hours with the president of the united states, donald trump. it was in the oval office yesterday with john mickelthwait. up next we will talk about coca-cola getting into the coffee business. whitbread stock is soaring high this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 50 minutes into the trading day. donald trump has hit out again that china, saying the second largest economy would not last in a trade dispute. the president spoke with bloomberg's editor in chief, john mickelthwait, saying his administration was re-examining how to determine if china is manipulating its currency. president trump: it is a formula, and we are looking strongly at the formula. on,ou see what has gone with the yuan, they are tried to make up for lack of business by cutting their currency. it is no good, you cannot do that. guy: the president of the united states spea

a basic income trial in finland is being followed with great interest around the world. but first we head to the central african republic a land in ruins and rarely heard about our reporter brings us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence was instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious and probably cost of the first since then there have been a series of military put chips the last coup was in two thousand. for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims a force over the country's commodities fertile meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un's refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more than six hundred thousand have been inte

sweden or a little bit larger than finland. now eve we choose policies will end like switzerland not the one of the richest countries in the world one of the most competitive most productive if we follow the east policies then we will end up like now there's no guarantee that we will choose correctly but we will make our own choices the spanish you know they have a preference for you know sending every single infrastructure through madrid where there is roads or highways or trains or high speed trains even even planes you know everything has to go through many and that's legitimate they can have those preferences now those are not our preferences that's not what's good for our economy that's not that's not good would for us it isn't twenty five percent of exports come from catalonia we have only sixteen percent of the population so we

over a year after winning the one hundred meters final at the under twenty world championships in finland now with the confidence that a gold medal brings is gearing up for the asian games on home soil. he's dedication to sprinting has earned him plenty of rewards already such as a handful of gold medals his latest success was at the world under twenty championships in finland he's the first indonesian ever to win any medal at the championships transforming him into a larger than life figure in the country. soon his new wooden house built by the state will be finished to quite net grade from his childhood home that had a roof made of bamboo and sticks living below the poverty line is common place in his village. now that same house is a museum motivating a multitude of fellow athletes. victory has inspired others not only us who are here but other athletes across indonesia making us want to become champions to next up for indonesia's hope is the asian games starting mid august with another one hundred meter race to run. well i think the asian games will be tough because the competition is

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finland. he films his videos in the finnish town of town but it nestled among some arctic forests and lakes yes there has been performing all around for more than ten years generally for human audiences. but three years ago he started performing for dogs as well. the first time i tried to think this is actually all you can do it well you don't need anything to do this it's all good to. do you hold the tree with your. dog. the free and able to trigger on top of your head and. the dog's very dri actions gave him an idea he modified his trick and invited dog owners to take part in his experiments he enlisted his brother to film the results . the reactions were surprising. almost all the dogs fell for the trick there is no scientific explanation for why that. neglected to make use of their sense of smell. so good live performance like real and honest they don't fake anything like. what they are. was also a graphic designer. into two videos and posted them online the first video went viral immediat

in finland, you can't make ends meet with the basic income alone.nnish government isn't ready to release an interim assessment of the pilot program. officials want to wait until the trial wraps up at the end of 2018 to say how the 2000 test recipients used the basic income. it could play an important role in future societies if there are radical changes in the working world. >> it's unclear how the job market will develop in the future. it's possible that automation could mean there aren't enough jobs for everyone, and then we'll have to consider how to overhaul our social security system. >> juha jÄhrvinen still has big plans. and since he began receiving the unconditional basic income, his creative drive has blossomed. together with some friends, he wants to buy this vacant cultural center. they want to call the project "art bnb." juha wants artists to move in and work at the center. he's passionate about his idea, but he and his friends don't have the money to turn it into reality yet. still, he remains optimistic. >> innovations drive the whole

as you well it's i brought all the figures let's start with finland. because ten fun best all time has been using his clients' money to buy up forests in finland he zealand and europe why if you are stealing. and bustle soup once benefited us you can see it here in the timber prices in finland the development last year spruce and pine have seen a huge increase since two thousand and sixteen and that works to our advantage disputed situation cotton and. now tortured by this german farce are just insanely expensive there are very few areas available and when an area opens up people jump on it like crazy off so prices double triple quadruple over the past ten or fifteen years so if you fight in the lists of course this is also due to the low interest rates that we currently have people are looking for everything they. can find common good where can you invest money safely invested or invested very profitably . it's an intrinsic conflict. when we quit can we really talk about europe way how does the return look relative to our plans. we were doing quite we

by the intergovernmental panel on climate change he joins us from sulky village north carolina in finland and also from corvallis oregon we have samantha chisholm hatfill she is a post-doctoral research associate at northwest climate science at that tension center and she is at a role member of the indian tribal confederation hello it's great to have you really could not i were in this big editorial meeting earlier on today and we were frying around ten. attempts made to how broad they were and then that phrase to just know ecological knowledge popped up and then i said. how are we going to start this conversation that's just one of the terms that our community is using and people in the know are using here is the breakdown from the conversation it's a research and academic site they write in recent years many scholars have become aware of the large body of information known as traditional knowledge t.k. indigenous knowledge i.k. or traditional ecological knowledge. amongst other terms so on breland term their traditional knowledge want to break it down even further we've got this comment

this is northern finland in the summer, and this is what the locals do for fun.is an insanely lovely idea to ski the swamp in high heels. finnish performance artist kari is the man behind the unconventional race, and this niche sport certainly has quite a few diehard fans. these finns proving they are adept on the skis, whatever the weather. but the swamp is less forgiving than the slopes and victims are claimed face—first and stuck in the mud. competitors skiing, running or crawling down way to the finish line. this woman made it across, winning it for the ladies and proving you can dress for success. where high heels or ski, but don't do both. you can reach me on twitter. i'm at @nkem|fejika. it's time to have a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there, good morning. last weekend we had the remnants of tropical storm debbie. this weekend it is the turn of ernesto so we will get that in a moment. ahead of that, generally cloudy skies across most parts of the uk on saturday and more cloud coming in from the atlantic. this is not it is that cloud that has

cards to break into hotel rooms around a million marks are affected worldwide computer crackers in finland discovered how it works. break in at a hotel room and i t expert shows how it's done all the thief needs is a hacked version of a room's key card and once you get inside there are no signs of forced entry. you can read key cards you can write them you can clone them however if you want to implement these attack then you need to understand what's actually on those hotel key cards you need to be able to understand the structure and that's the difficult part. the helsinki based company f. secure has been providing cyber security solutions for businesses since one nine hundred eighty eight they recently discovered a massive security breach in the locks used by a number of popular hotel chains more than one million of the locks are said to be affected crooks can use any key card even an expired one to create a new master key. the card software called vin card vision was produced by a swedish company. and change the history. of the company says these concerns are exaggerated it took technic

of his nearest challenge as it was sonics that victory of the season after the rallies of tina and finland. this is news from berlin thank you for watching. you can be told. his work goddess fortuna. the money and feed. the children gone twenty. below into an official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans here in colombia legally and illegally. already uncle bill was returned to. visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. down witness global news that matters. made for minds. to. keno favorite show on german humor so expect the short show not seriously taking someone who's live in this country a long time to really be funny and today we're going to try and prove that we've got in our humble opinion the best german comedies of all time so you're right to laugh or at least chuckle take a look. this is done you. can play. the lengths a man will go to when he discovers his wife's been cheating on this successful manager gets so desperate he even dons a gorilla cost him his wife visiting her l

a basic income trial in finland is being followed with great interest around the world how's it going. but first we head to the central app.

is the twenty third air guitar world championships in finland this year's event saw fifteen finalists from six countries imitating their favorite guitar and a crowd of thousands and twenty three year olds who were out of japan i was proud to air guitar champion of the world it's the second time she's won the prize. my and what was her prize and electric guitar bob's. a talent beyond words you're up to date that would be doubling in his will be back again with another update at the top of the hour and there at the scene from all of us here in berlin as for watching. six first day at school in the jungle. for first climbing let's see him in grand the moment arrives. join the ring again on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary during an orang utan returns home on the d w don't come.

consecutive victory in germany it was timex the win of the season up to the running of argentina and finland. it watching the news live from berlin telling the how he will be coming up with small at the top of the hour and pushing. mr. icon. to really. going to talk. to these moments in the life of a great. start sept. don't.

that's what we saw in finland.in the united states where we all take really great pride four work. brian: a capri critics said doesn't work not enough money. give somebody $10,000 not enough livable wage therefore the cycle isn't broken. does that resonate with you? >> what we saw, for example, in the finland case was that it was not enough money in order to sustain even affording, you know, basic living accommodations. that's not necessarily the solution because, you know, ultimately again in the case of finland, the entire government budget to be able to provide universal basic income. in my view it, would be better off to invest strategicfully things like workforce development to deal with the skills gap to help reduce unemployment. i can say this, too. when it comes to a developed economy where we do take pride in work as liz said, when i was a state senator in ohio and we were hitting hard times, people, when they called for wanting benefits, they were ashamed. they wanted to work. they didn't want a handout.

what happened in finland?ey found people receiving money through the universal basic income decided to be fun employed. they picked fun jobs. i will be a dog walker. kennedy: it turned into portlandia. >> just handing someone money and asking for nothing in return doesn't fiction the underlying problems that cause poverty. kennedy: lyndon johnson promised with the great society we would eradicate poverty as we know it. >> we deprived people of the most of basic survival skill which is self-reliance. teaching people to depend on the government is disgusting. i understand there are people who have no choice. but it hasn't grown by merit or need. it's grown by this is the teeth we pass around. and people are addicted to it. i get so infuriated when people get behind this message. they are eating their animals in venezuela. there is a reason nobody was pushing beach vacations the week "jaws" came out in the movies. kennedy: this government watchdog group, this krenyism, they filed a complaint at the federal electi

about traffic reducing traffic accidents there are some arguments about health factors particularly finland has appealed to the european union now for a number of years that they need extra day late in the evening hours rather then a little bit more daylight in the early morning hours and so don't put junker has heard all these arguments and here is what he had to say. euston doesn't have patient problem now it's up to the number states and the european parliament to take action the european parliament has been heading in this direction for years anyway it will happen and there's no sense in asking people and once they respond disregarding their response behaving as if it weren't put on records of little people wanted to will do it as for muslims so what are the next steps are we know that john clarke junco wants to go ahead with this there will be a proposal how soon could europe stop switching between winter and summer time. well in two months we'll switch into winter time and i think they won't make that deadline but what they what the process now for sees is that the proposal of the com

scooter have an especially ecstatic fan base in northern european countries like finland. that always it feels exactly like it did in the nine hundred ninety s. but this is a scooter logo that we've been taking to every concert since nine hundred ninety nine. scooter have sold over thirty million records worldwide so they're well aware who they have to thank for their success. silly stories where we're proud of the fans who stayed with us for years but more have just kept coming to us and they keep coming right to this day for because it kind of public i think of this is how scooter sounded back in one nine hundred ninety four the band from hanover scored a major hit with their second single hyper hyper. and since then scooter have been buzzing up and down the charts their formula works just as well as ever fast beats catchy melodies and rousing battle cries. thank. scooter have since released over fifty singles and established a constant presence on the european charts even so critics still like to make fun of their simple lyrics but. the message of the text you have to l

and in both germany and finland it. live live. live. live. live live live. live . it's. times antics have also been celebrated on cinema screens just in the documentary ramstein of america and more recently in a concert movie in paris hit the red carpets of both p.b.s. . live to the current technical extravaganza of a concert the notorious german band's concert film paris their shows are loud and provocative but on the red carpet the band members look relatively tame all six attended the movie's world premiere in berlin in march twenty seventeen a project that was a labor of love. i think to my core reach new album but we tried to come up with a show that will outdo the last one. and i think it's important to document out somehow. to come to the essence of what we were trying to do. you know in this case it worked really well we can show our grandkids what we were like on stage. peter's footage from two concerts in paris in twenty twelve thirty cameras were spiritually placed to capture the band's mix of music high tech stage effects and theater the film was shown simult

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were sent over a year's requests from citizens for requests from a member state the latest being finland this year that was pointing to health risks for particularly young citizens and elderly population of this constant life change particularly in the north of europe and then of course from the european parliament and as a consequence now we have this saudi so how soon could europe stop switching between winter and summer time when can we see this implemented. what happens now is the that the commission will make a proposal that will be sent to the european parliament and european lawmakers are expected to agree since they made a request to the commission to make this this change and then we'll go to member states that's the interesting part they will have to decide so we have about two months left until we have to change again into winter time so i don't think they will meet this deadline but still the president of the european commission juncker is very confident that a change will come eventually. poland now it's up to the number of states and the european parliament to take action t

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