card through the green card process.hat is really the main gateway for skilled foreign workers to get a foot in the door into the u.s. labor market and start their careers in the united states. host: how do somebody qualify for one of these visas and how long does that process take get it? guest: you have to have a bachelors degree in a specialty field. you have to be paid the prevailing wage for your area. your occupation and your skill level. host: in the united states. guest: and the employer has to pay $15,000 in legal fees either to the government or to attorneys to file the application on your behalf. and then, if you look at there is a cap. there's 85,000 visas made available -- mainly to for-profit companies and they have to enter a lottery each year at least for the last decade there's been a lot of reasons the demand exceeded the 85,000 number. even before the start of the fiscal year the demand exceeded. and so much so only about 20% of the applicants actually receive an h-1b visa through the lottery. host: th

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transition and avoid erecting green barriers that could disrupt trade cooperation. security and development complement and reinforce each other. at present, some international issues and conflicts are dragging on and having a serious impact on global peace and stability. we should promote security and peace through cooperation and resolve disputes and differences through dialogue. it is essential that we follow a new path to security that chooses dialogue and partnership of the con -- over confrontation and alliance. we should support the u.n. and its security council in playing a bigger role and support all efforts conducive to the peaceful settlement of crises. ladies and gentlemen, friends, china is a key engine for global economic development. whenever world economic issues are discussed at davos, a lot of attention would be on china. here taking this opportunity i'd like to share with you some of the major trends that counterrice the chinese economy. the first major trend is that high quality development is making solid progress. this is a big highlight of the

this site will soon be planned for green hydrogen, which is made from clean energy. another way that ports are trying to hit climate transition goals is providing vessels with onshore power onshore power o. p s, as it snowed in the industry, is kind of like a giant fund for ships providing power to the vessel the same way. the charging station does to an electric car. the port of stock home and sweden recently inaugurated it's ups for cruise ships. the systems on board, the ship slip need to be maintained and instead of using the excel excel away engines and the fossil fuels, they use green electricity from the port shop. last us sort of a leads environmental strategy for the port of stock home were o p s became available to cruise vessels this year. the idea is that o p a systems will eventually allow all ships to use green energy while they're bird. thing i talk because auxilary engines that are kept running well, 1st release toxic pollute, like school for and nitrogen dioxide. new legislation requiring that member states meet certain climate goals by 2030, or 2050

basically if you're from india applying for green card today you will likely never to get a green card through unless there's some reform. >> one of the reasons this is in the news recently is because of discussions happening amongst members of the republican party as well as new advisors to president-elect trump. i will point to a poster from elon musk who says the reason i'm in america along with so many critical people who built spacex, tesla and hundreds of other companies that made a construct is because of h-1b. can you talk about why musk finds himself opposed to some other republicans on this issue? >> if you look at his story became initially as an international student, then he got started a company and went onto h-1b. there's a bit of of a gap in the status that the "washington post" has reported on. >> you saying the overstayed his visa? >> right. he didn't actually go to school. he just started a company which isn't he is supposed to be doing. then he was able to then get on to h-1b once he started his company and the company then sponsored him for the visa. that this proc

how some of that does he sound to the greens? yeah, we can see that a lot of talking points from the cd. you from the conservatives, but sometimes also from the if the if kind of seats into the discourse of the green party. we also read in their program, which is for now, so a draft is so has to be approved by the party congress next weekend. but we can read there that there's some, some terms creeping in that they wouldn't necessarily have addressed in their past programs. for example, repatriation, they say that they are necessary when people don't have the right to stay in germany. they say that and in particular the repatriation of criminals has to be given priority. and they also mentioned, for example, that they see the, the, the, the setting up of control centers outside of europe to check their whether people can come to germany in europe in the 1st place they are against. that's. but even the fact that they're mentioning this policy that we've seen, for example, applied from a right wing governments in europe like in ita

card through the green card process. that's the main gateway for skilled foreign workers to get a foot in the door into the labor market, start a career in the united states. >> host: how does somebody qualify for one of these visas and how long does the process take to get? >> guest: the qualifications are yet to have a bachelor's degree in a specialty field. you have two be paid the prevailing wage for your area and your occupation come ir skill level, and the united states? >> guest: right. any employer has to pay $15,000 in legal fees either to the the government or to attorneys to file the application on your behalf. and then if you look at it there is a cap. there's 85,000 visas that are made available mainly to for-profit companies, and those companies have to enter a lottery each year at least for the last decade, there's been a lot of since the demand succeed that 85,000 number. even before the start of the fiscal year and demand exceeded and so much so only about 20% of the applicants receive an h-1b visas thro

probably broberg, farmer green isaac member of parliament. thank you. thank you. and trumpet republican allies in the house are drafting legislation that 6 to move forward talks to by greenland from denmark. developments are unfolding rapidly and you can follow all the updates on our website. archie, top. com. now 2 guys, where is really forces continue to conduct relentless strikes on the enclave. despite reports that a c star deal is very close, even according to the outgoing u. s. president. the one is really our strike has destroyed a glass factory near all my god is a refugee camp in central gaza and the young players besieged capital. city is also coming in come under heavy idea of fire that killed at least to 6 residents and wounded dozens more according to local officials of social media. footage captured civil defense team scrambling to find survivors in the rubble of residential buildings with children said to be among the victims. at least 24 palestinians have hardly been killed across gusta on tuesday. the meanwhile is rarely secured, administer ben ga

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yeah, kathy, green is good when it comes to love, you know, firefighting, i should say green is good to love this time of year when the hills or green. >> and everything is in good shape for us because we've had plenty of rain earlier this season. so so far we've been at it be able to manage without a huge amount of rain the last few days in the last few weeks. sunset it just happened about 5.13, and look how beautiful now its twilight and that reddish glow was a little bit of smoke in the air, not really showing up on the sensors, but smoke in the air from southern california a little bit. also from burning in canada. so we get a beautiful, beautiful sunset, even though you see green on just about all our sensors across the bay area, which is the color we like green is good again, right? so they are whether it's really in a calm pattern for quiet weather. it's clear skies, dry air, which translates to kind of cold nights. we do have a weak, offshore flow. we had a wind advisory this morning. it actually died up so quickly that wind, but they canceled the advisory. but there is a fro

the areas that have a lot of otters don't have a lot of green crabs, and the green crabs are nothingf not invasive, spreading rapidly. >> since being accidentally introduced into san francisco bay in the late 1980s, and coastal communities from california to washington state are spending millions in time and money to control the crabs, which compete with native sea creatures. could the otter be a help? >> i think there's a lot of promise that sea otter reintroduction to these areas would decrease the european green crab populations, as well as leading to healthier seagrass beds and salt marshes, and all the other benefits that come from having a top predator and restored food webs in the system. >> several groups are pushing state and federal officials to consider the idea of reintroducing sea otter populations to areas that were decimated by fur hunters more than a century ago. the idea is expensive and likely to face opposition from the fishing industry. but in a world of changing climate and changing priorities, researchers say it's important to study all of our options. >> it's v

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the areas that have a lot of otters don't have a lot of green crabs, and the green crabs are nothingnot invasive, spreading rapidly. >> since being accidentally introduced into san francisco bay in the late 1980s, and coastal communities from california to washington state are spending millions in time and money to control the crabs, which compete with native sea creatures. could the otter be a help? >> i think there's a lot of promise that sea otter reintroduction to these areas would decrease the european green crab populations, as well as leading to healthier seagrass beds and salt marshes, and all the other benefits that come from having a top predator and restored food webs in the system. >> several groups are pushing state and federal officials to consider the idea of reintroducing sea otter populations to areas that were decimated by fur hunters more than a century ago. the idea is expensive and likely to face opposition from the fishing industry. but in a world of changing climate and changing priorities, researchers say it's important to study all of our options. >> it's ver

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there are some in green them that don't mind joining the us . but it's not the majority of one of the things that we have noticed is the interest for green and again and back in 2019. we managed to make a come a plan with the us who said we are buying for the defense of the us. and right now i think what is happening is people kind of looking at premiums and the independence movement and saying, well what's happening? why is it stalls again and i think uh, the interest from the us is quite good in that sense that uh, it gives us that perspective that somebody else in denmark is interested in actually making sure with becoming independent. one of the things that all the political parties in green and i agreed upon is the statement that we don't want to change. we don't want to be american citizens. we want to be 3 letters in greenland . and one of the things is it is that defines us is our r t good location, of course. so we don't mind working with our neighbors. and that's one of the main messages we've given so far. breelan has a strategic posi

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make green and great again, your position. and on tuesday, the future presidents doubled down on his claims or even refusing to roll out minute to remote military. well, we need one for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it, but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security. that's for the free world. i'm talking about protecting the very well from made these remarks. while his son, the junior, was on a brief visit to greenland, officially as a tourist and not holding talks with officials. and the officials in denmark has made it very clear several times. the greenland is not for sale. confederate, it has in fact chosen a new danesh coat of arms, was a prominent pulled up at depicting greenland. many see it as a statement of solidarity greenland as a self governing territory, but b

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." >>> kicking off a new year in the green. futures are higher with cks coming off the fifth positive day in six. >>> and terror in new orleans. police investigate a truck attack that killed 15 people and many hurt. and police are looking for a possible connection to the explosion at trump hotel in vegas. >>> and later, a look at citi's consumer staple stock pick for 2025and why legacy my be the pick. >>> it is january 2nd, 2025, happy new year. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. happy new year once again. thank you for being with us to start your 2025. i'm frank holland. let's look at futures with the first trading day of the year. the s&p post ing 20% gains for back-to-back years. the s&p coming off the first four-day slide to even their nt year since 1976. the dow looks like it could open up more than 200 points higher. the nasdaq up almost 200 points. we will do a check of s&p 500 pre-market gainers. look at the top of the list. cooper. a medical tech company up 6%. snap-on, a tool company

transition to green energy. can the two go hand—in—hand7i transition to green energy. two go hand—in—hand? i am the two go hand-in-hand? i am not an expert — the two go hand-in-hand? i am not an expert on _ the two go hand-in-hand? i am not an expert on green - not an expert on green transition, so i'm probably not the best person to answer it. i think we need to think of it is what the benefits you are getting out of it and how do you have set it in other ways? you still need to fly, can we generate energy in a more clean way, in a different way?- way, in a different way? thank ou ve way, in a different way? thank you very much- _ way, in a different way? thank you very much. just _ way, in a different way? thank you very much. just time - way, in a different way? thank you very much. just time to i way, in a different way? thank| you very much. just time to run you very much. just time to run you through a couple of other business stories. president trump says he is considering a 10% tariff on chinese makers io% tariff on chinese makers from february, because he says

17 percent, but the green's a 12. so it's, it's dealing it's, it's looking like maps as chancellor, but with no majority as the way in german government. who, while these conservators try and form a coalition with this is very a, it's, i think easier to say with whom they might not form a would not formal condition given the numbers. it's the kind of all the kinds of little deformed condition. but the a, d, i also cannot see the collision between the christian democrats, independents of august, and with regard to the remaining price. it really depends on the composition of the blended stock. at the moment we have a 3 parties, f t p. but as of august and the left that our was the re entry into the stock is very, i'm certainly reporting around the fresh hold. um, if they, if all 3 of them do not enter the window, then we would like you to very like look at the option of either seduce you through green government on the one hand or as did you see is us government, assuming that the impression democrats maintain the lead,

and denmark is getting so much voice to the green lenders themselves. i think it is important to understand that even the rhetoric of trade and the read language of coersion fits into a very unwelcome historical rhetoric that harks back to a colonial era and as incredibly unwelcome globally, but also contrary to the interest of the united states and europe the global south, in particular, as we think about more of this global competition between north america and europe and china, russia, the colonial past that your is, had, has been a big problem and that we should not for you to get. thank you so much for providing all that context for us. that is it christine birds in from the german marshall fund. now here in germany, political parties are launching their campaigns for a general election due on february 23rd conservative cd you party. candidate features match st. here in the middle is tipped to be the next chancellor of germany. as the conservatives look set to win the largest share of the vote in their promising to move germany to the right on soci

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massey, marjorie taylor greene, matthew green onset with us. professor greene, what do you see in that picture? guest: it's a great shot of two members of the conference who have a reputation of causing trouble. one of them did vote for mike johnson for speaker but the other did not. host: is there any thing that can be done to get tom massey? guest: this is something going on on the floor and i cannot speak for him but he has a tradition of being a lone gunman and he has said he would not vote for johnson, which certainly suggests he's not open to persuasion, but who knows? host: the fact that this is happening after the last speaker election, kevin mccarthy, 15 rounds or so before he got elected. think of a were we had two consecutive congresses where the opening day or the first opportunity to vote for speaker no one wins the first ballot. maybe the first time in the history of the house this has happened. that speaks to the nature of congressional politics these days. we have strong partisanship, which we always have for the speaker races.

the areas that have a lot of otters don't have a lot of green crabs, and the green crabs are nothing if not invasive, spreading rapidly. >> since being accidentally introduced into san francisco bay in the late 1980s, and coastal communities from california to washington state are spending millions in time and money to control the crabs, which compete with native sea creatures. could the otter be a help? >> i think there's a lot of promise that sea otter reintroduction to these areas would decrease the european green crab populations, as well as leading to healthier seagrass beds and salt marshes, and all the other benefits that come from having a top predator and restored food webs in the system. >> several groups are pushing state and federal officials to consider the idea of reintroducing sea otter populations to areas that were decimated by fur hunters more than a century ago. the idea is expensive and likely to face opposition from the fishing industry. but in a world of changing climate and changing priorities, researchers say it's important to study all of our options. >> it's

. >> bay area icons, green bay up for music awards, how they music keeps evolving, let's get started. >> congratulations to them for those nominations. thank you for joining us, i'm gianna franco. >> i'm reed cowan , it is going to be an exciting night on cbs that i have to ask you about the chill in the air. i'm being kind of a wimp. >> well, everybody off in the east bay are either at freezing or right around freezing. >> i just hate 4:00 a.m. dog walks with a passion. bundle up everybody, seriously. >> here is what is happening for us as we are heading outside, we wake up this morning to a cool start, starting off with temperatures all the way up in santa rosa and petaluma dealing with near freezing temperatures, we had to do with this day by day, grab the jacket and bundle up, that is the case for us for the following days, too. it is a dry day for us, sunny skies in the afternoon, just like yesterday and better yet, i want to show you daytime highs for this afternoon, just barely warmer, all the way down into the santa clara valley 62 degrees, we are a little bit cooler than yest

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