he's running in the democratic primary against teresa greenfield.urious how he will spend that money. does that mean that greenfield might have a tougher time than she anticipated? democrats think she is still in a good spot. that is one to watch. a democratic color from orlando, florida. >> hello. >> you are on the air. thiswanted to know what socialism, if they are going to get democrats into the offices. i'm a democrat. i'm worried about it. the socialism part of it. , what are wet in going to do? >> the message you he or from democratic leadership, from a lot of these democrats in vulnerable districts, they do not subscribe to socialism. that's a small segment of the democratic caucus. a small but vocal segment. we have seen this message coming a lot from a republicans, this is something we hear could -- coming from the republican campaign committees. warning that this election will be about a choice between freedom and socialism. the question i have is how much voters are going to look at the election through that lens. how much they will buy i

to hold until we see signs of more cracks in the wall than we have seen so far. >> great, jeff greenfield, thank you so much,s.as alway >> thanks for having me. #r #r. >> for more for more on tuesday's presidential debate and the field of democratic candidates, visit pbs.org/newshour. hompson: much of the new out of the european union these days has to do with one country, the united kingdom, trying to get out. what's getting far less attention is the story of ain small nation ma play to get into the e.u. and if it gets its way, it will join nato as well. newshour weekend special correspondent christopher livesay reports from republic of north macedonia. >> i usemerican oak. i use french oak, and i use hungarian oak and also macedonian oak. >> reporter: winemaker jordanis trajkoacing an unusual challenge. so the label says republic of cedonia. >> yes. the labels on all s to change bottles. and it's goingo be expensive. 20,000 euros just to change the labels? >> just to change thlabels. >> reporter: it's part of the cost o idoing business in this ambitious country that just last february t

greenfield the symphonies of john is balmy. the rom's cold. a very gusty d.w. . after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d. w. . france dear antonia dear cecilia the doctors and i'm sitting on a terrace in twilight it's peaceful. my 3 grandchildren sleep on trouble at southdown times when i was in heat trances age germany was split into 2 and remain divided for decades and. the amount of money your mother was born in 1969 the woman is already 8 years old. my grandchildren the morning after the wall fell born any find a wonderful time a time of great joy. 3 generations of one family on a journey through recent german history. or semolina us starts november 6th on d w. this is news coming to you live from berlin the biggest show of dissent levet on has seen in decades hundreds of thousands turned out for the 4th day of protests over tax hikes and corruption some are calling for a revolution against the embattled government. also coming up recent scandals have dampened reelection prospects for canada's prime minister justin trudeau is in a close race against a c

senate in iowa which is a raod amount of money and running in the democratic primary against teresa greenfield against the endorsed candidate so i'm kind of curious how he's going to spend that money and does that mean he might have a proper time and the democrats i was talking to yesterday and where the self funding could maybe make a difference. >> host: orlando florida, democratic caller. you are on the air. question or comment? kolko with socialism [inaudible] i'm a democrat and i'm worried about it, the socialism part of it. if they get them in, what are we going to do? >> guest: is th that is the mese you hear from democratic leadership and the competitive districts. that is a small segment fro, sml but vocal segment be sure. we have some coming along from the republicans, so this is something that we hear coming from the republican campaign committee and republicanan candidates worrying about this will be a choice between freedom and socialism, so the question that i have is how much they are going to look at the elections and how much they are going to buy into that. it's going to be i

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greenfield sites must be protected. in order to provide a boost in housing, we've introduced measures to achieve -- increased density and bring up homes and more urban or suburban areas. amounts ofbeen huge money that have gone across the country in terms of infrastructure development to make sure we can build the right homes in the right places. ofwon't answer the concerns the communities about the schools, roads, and housing. we make sure we give cancels the support they need. is launching a new hospital with money to develop a business case. will they include new jobs, new state-of-the-art facilities, and is it something that everyone in northamptonshire would be behind? it sounds a good tantalizing proposal. i'm sure the hell secretary will look at it carefully. that we are clear backing the dhs -- nhs. you can really do that with a strong economy. >> on monday, my constituent should have been paid. it was the first time in his life he was not. others unite with a dedicated employee of thomas cook. given the warning

greenfield the symphonies of the hotness pumps. how did the romantic master come to such a pass. the brahms code was october 11th on w. far enough. this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin germany celebrates reunification day official ceremonies are being held to mark the occasion. of the teeth it is a nation once divided between east and west a communist and democratic and now real knighted as one mass is hasn't been an easy journey for a look at who's come out ahead and who feels left behind. also on the program it says last often prime minister abbas chances.

these are not greenfield projects. the expansions of existing projects.ng at the same startup timetables. we are confident that it will still be maintained. paul: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. four payment companies that joined facebook is said to be having second thoughts. visa, mastercard, paypal and strike are increasingly undecided about signing libra's charter, worried about maintaining relationships with regulars. the company oversold the expense. ceo has survived this by scandal that saw a longtime confidant leave the bank. an internal memo seen by bloomberg that says the shadowing of the former executive was deeply regrettable and has hurt the reputation of switzerland's second largest lender. saying there is no evidence he knew about the plan. won certification to fly drones under regulations to airlines, allowing it to expand airborne deliveries. the faa has given the courier permission to use drones at hospitals, universities and campuses which is a major move forward. the aircraft promises to reduce carrier co

furman, that when we look at artificial intelligence, that this is a greenfield. he's absolutely correct that a scientist sitting in the garage or in the lab could come up with a life changing or transformative kind of algorithm. i am, in contrast to the other panelists, i don't believe data is a bottleneck. because of having been a person working in the industry, the data you collect degrades over time. so if you are a new innovator, you'll looking for spaces where there are opportunities. it's less interesting to look in the past. you want to look to the future to say how would i where could be a place where i would add value in the future? health care. it's one of the most efficient industries. takes up one fifth of our gdp. that's where need to have it efficient and lower the cost. what i want us to do is look forward. i don't want to do adopt regulations deter scientists from making tomorrow's regulations because they have to have all these permissions and releases from everyone. now they may not look at personal data. there are other areas where there is no

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it's great greenfield investment. a lot of people have been unwilling to invest in china. business is business. great opportunities to invest. it is lovely for the chinese to come in because iran does 30% of its international trade with china. china does 1% of its international trade with iran. number one oil export market. iran is not china's number one source for oil. there a real disparity between the sides. that is why the chinese drive a hard bargain. that is really cool if you are all about business. it also gets the gulf countries to get better terms to the chinese because they don't want china to be in the iranian camp. they get not only benefits from squeezing the iranians, but they get the saudi's and others to give them better deals. it distracts the u.s. from the western pacific because we only have three aircraft carriers on station at any given time. gulf, thato in the fu means there is only one in the western pacific. that is also. it helps create a wedge between the u.s. and its allies. that is really cool. it underlies the international order the uss tried

he is running in the democratic primary against teresa greenfield, who is the ds cc endorsed candidateurious how he is going to spend the money. does that mean greenfield might have it over time getting out of the primary then maybe she anticipated? democrats think she is still in a good spot. that is still one to watch. orlando. democratic color. -- democratic caller. know, withanted to the socialism, if they are going to get all these democrats into the offices -- i am a democrat. i am worried about the socialism part. if they get them in and nancy and them want to go along with socialism, what are we going to do? guest: i think the message you hear from democratic leadership a lot of these democrats in vulnerable and competitive districts is they do not subscribe to socialism. that is a small segment of the democratic caucus. a small but vocal segment. we have seen this message coming a lot from republicans. this is something we hear coming from the republican campaign committees. warning that the election will be about a choice between freedom and socialism. that howion i have is m

the steel industry, at the same time they were starting to do 232, big river was investing in a greenfieldlant of 3 million tons out in texas. there's an additional 6 million tons coming on stream from newborn and ci, not all flat steel. i would add your somebody in the investment field i guess what i would ask you is the steel program is going to make the rich richer, what about the people, what about companies that are on the margins, let's say integrated facilities. integrated facilities like us steel. there's a real question that's exactly how they're going to compete in flat steel with 9 million newtons of flat rolled steel by the three most efficient producers in the country . it's a very good question and there's another question which is whether or not the 232 program is actually accelerated that dynamic by making the rich richer. because while they were getting richer, us steel was hanging on at us steel is still hanging on but it raises an interesting question. pardon me? [inaudible] >> textile protection isn't the way it was because there isn't much left but feel, i get it. in s

i love that you support the greenfield but fossil fuels not going to solve the problem fast enough. our swedish professor said will have dead people. with god to start, is it too much fuel, you know pollutants. all of you. [inaudible conversation] we have to start now, i am so happy you know really supporti supporting, but it's not enough. even if we something with russia. we have to get rid of the baby steps to fix the big problems. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] one of the things is very important to us is that we need to treat the climate crisis with these urgency that it does present. luckily we have more than a few months. we do need to get net zero in several years. but i think we need to understand that there are a lot of solutions that we have and that we can continue pursue and that is if we act in a positive way, there is space for help. we are never beyond hope read [applause] >> thank you so much. again your message of hope for all of the working that you do. what you stand for and the government right now, i myself and a granddaughter of someone passe

this is about a promise made to mary in greenfield, wisconsin. mary wrote to tell me, quote, my story is simple. in november 2014, my husband passed away. in december i learned the bad news about my pension. worrying all this time has taken its toll. what will i be able to afford? i will probably have to move. i need a new car, but that's on hold. and the list goes on. i'm turning 70 in a few days, and i never thought at this age i'd have to worry about how i will survive. end quote. if washington does not act, we will be breaking a promise made to 1.5 million retirees nationwide. pension promises must be kept, so once again i'll say washington needs to act, and we need to do it now. i yield. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. i rise as well today to talk about pensions, as so many of my colleagues have been not just talking about but acting to advance legislation with regard to pensions. as we've heard today and we'll keep saying this because it bears repeating, pe

furman, that when we look at artificial intelligence, that this is a greenfield. he's absolutely correct that a scientist sitting in the garage or in the lab could come up with a life changing or transformative kind of algorithm. i am, in contrast to the other panelists, i don't believe data is a bottleneck. because of having been a person working in the industry, the data you collect degrades over time. so if you are a new innovator, you'll looking for spaces where there are opportunities. it's less interesting to look in the past. you want to look to the future to say how would i where could be a place where i would add value in the future? health care. it's one of the most efficient industries. takes up one fifth of our gdp. that's where need to have it efficient and lower the cost. what i want us to do is look forward. i don't want to do adopt regulations deter scientists from making tomorrow's regulations because they have to have all these permissions and releases from everyone. now they may not look at personal data. there are other areas where there is no

cable in some respects, which could cause an elevation in consumption and in that sense, it's a greenfieldrtunity. >> brian, i'm trying to understand how investors are going to view the stock from here, in terms of what the most important metrics are. typically has been subscriber growth, particularly internationally, which was the bright spot. is that just going to continue to be the key metric >> well, you know, i'm no longer an analyst covering the stock, but i have to say, the thing that always befuddled me when i looked at netflix was how the cash burn was always going to seemingly be a problem, you would think. but it hasn't been and i think that, yeah, as long as, as far as i can tell, and laura would be far better to opine on this, as long as the subnumbers keep going up, i think that investors will be happy. >> lauren, go ahead, take a shot at that, laura >> so i think the issue is going to be that arpu is going to come more into focus as you start adding $3 mobile-only subs in these developing companies i think the street will make granularity about what kind of subs offshore net

it's great greenfield investment. a lot of people not wanting to invest in china.chinese, business this business. great opportunities to invest. it's lovely for the chinese to come in because iran does 30% of its international trade with china. china does less than 1% of its international trade with iran. china is iran's number one export market. iran is not china's number one source for oil. there's a real disparity between the sides, this lets the chinese drive a hard bargain. that's really cool if you're all about business. it also gets the gulf countries to get better terms to the chinese because they don't want china to be in the iranian camp. so they get not only benefits from squeezing the iranians but they get the saudi and the emirates and others to get the better deals so they don't total turn into the iranian camp. we only have three aircraft carriers on station at any given time if ripped to a nickel that means there's only one in the western pacific and that's awesome. it helps create a wedge between the u.s. and its allies if that's really cool. it he

we have big stearns and rich greenfield tom rogers, first president of nbc cable. you look okay. beginning is going to accelerate, rich? >> based on at&t this morning, we're just getting started at&t, i think they lost 1.3 million subscribers per quarter. >> this is something that could accelerate except all of the companies involved are the cable companies, some of them. >> look, i think this is a fundamental shift in consumer behavior the idea of subscribing to a large bundle of channels when you can pick and choose your streaming service, some customers may like netflix, some may like hbo max you're going to build your own bundle like you build the apps on your phone. you're going to choose what you subscribe to the good news is no waiting for an installer to come to your house anymore. you're going to click on and off what you like. even companies like comcast are enabling it. rolling out a flex box where you bring your own -- you get a device when you sign up for broadband and it lets you stream all of the services that we're talking about that you're highlighting they're la

greenfield is simply a few minutes. out of the romantic master corpus of. the secrets of symphonic magic. i. promise card starts oct 11th the leader of the group bob you are. this is detail what do you use these are all top stories at least 2 people have been killed and 2 seriously wounded during an anti semitic attack in the eastern german city of hama a heavily armed gunman tried to force his way inside a synagogue but was prevented from entering by security he then shot and killed a bystander on the street before killing another person at a nearby combat shop police have arrested one person he's reportedly a 27 year old german man with a neo nazi background chancellor angela merkel has condemned the attack and attended a vigil at a synagogue in bali. turkey has launched a military offensive in northern syria aimed at flushing out kurdish militia it comes off to the us withdrew its troops from the area turkish jets carried out as strikes on syrian kurdish positions on the border between the 2 countries a spokesman for the kurdish fighters that the bombs h