and the greens. hearrom the co-leader of the green party. >> it has become clear that the s.p.d. is in the lead. we have the precipitational official result. that naturally means that talks with the s.p.d. and the f.p.d. be take possess dense. ros: in many ways the greens and the social democrats go together fairly well. not sure you can say that of the f.d.p. the greens address extremes change and the f.d.p. is far more convinced be i more spending, lending andere's their leader. >> we have decided we want to start talks with the greens. theiggest policy differences are between the f.d.p. and the greens and that's why it makes sense to try and find common ground. ros: this is political poker with very high stakes. of course, whichever coalition emerges will be in charge of one of the most powerful and wealthy countries in the world. here's my colleague. reporter: elections have happened but the germany system means there's always going to be a coaliti government. these parties are now in the him of

and the greens. hear from the co-leader of the green party. >> it has become clear that the s.p.d. is in the lead. we have the precipitational official result. that naturally means that talks with the s.p.d. d the f.p.d. be take possess dense. ros: in many ways the greens and the social democrats go together fairly well. not sure you can say that of the f.d.p. the greens addre extremes change and the f.d.p. is far more convinced be i more spending, lending and here's their leader. >> we have decided we want to start talks with the greens. the biggest policy differences are between the f.d.p. and the greens and that's why it makes sense to try and find common ground. ros: this is political poker with very high stakes. of course, whichever coalition emerges will be in charge of one of the most powerful and wealthy countries in e world. here's my colleague. reporter: elections have happened but the germany system means there's always going to be a coalition government. these parties are now in the him o

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but the greens and cdu are in favor of that.he eu recovery fund put in place with the aim of joint armoring in order to finance big projects including infrastructure, this is not something that the fdp would want to see expanded. they would wish to shrink it. that could create big riffs in europe. -- rifts in europe. >> he says he takes responsibility for his party registering the worst ever election results. he wants to leave the party into coalition talks were a possible new government. is there some cognitive dissonance there? >> one major german magazine wrote today that he seems to be suffering from a loss of his grip on reality. that is a harsh thing to say. he comes to this assertion from a very weak position. he says he is responsible and exit polls show us that many voters say they did not want to vote for the cdu because of its chancellor candidate. he says he takes personal responsibility what is a historic debacle. they lost a large share of its vote. we have seen the spd go up in comparison. there is nothing written

bond investors. >> to your point about investor appetite to own the green bonds and green gilts.s interesting where they trade is they are tighter than their normal sovereign peers and what people referred to was a green premium with regards to some of these bonds. how do you expect pricing to evolve from here and with more anticipated supply to come to the market, do you expect to see some of the premium get wound out of the market? >> yes i do think that will, but at this point, the demand for green and sustainable bonds in general is much higher than the supply and that's the fact. and some of it might go away as we also see eu issuing green bonds and huge volume of green bonds might help but experience so far is that the demand is very high. but the demand is just not about buying green bonds the objective is also the regulations forcing investors to show more transparency so if we also see as a result of the green gilt, also with good rating, so there is a structural demand there as well, are issuing green bonds and there's going on with government bonds, corporate bonds, th

of course, you can't ignore the clout the green party has. said that they will only support a coalition if it supports the ending of all exploration for fossil fuel. is that a deal breaker for you or are you open to the talks with the green party >> for the labour party it is very important -- the biggest industry in norway is oil industry it employs about 200,000 people. they are highly educated and important to be able to do the transition into the new green industry we want to double up the oil industry in that way it creates new industries and also climate. our labour government will not accept a set date to quit the oil and gas industry we are quite the labour party and left party and center party. that is the ambition we have the ambition to create the three parties. both double up to oil industry and at the same time be able to do that transition to the new green industry >> the buzz word, obviously, is the transition the new green industry at the end of the day, norway is heavily reliant on oil and gas 40% of the exports do come from

is green knight, where he lops the head of the green knigh— of the green knight he is making a -'l~f the green knight he is making a pilgrimage to the _ of the green knight he is making a pilgrimage to the green _ of the green knight he is making a pilgrimage to the green knight's i pilgrimage to the green knight's place, and you can see it here or in streaming, but i reckon you see it and in the cinemas, it looks fantastic. it has an earthy feel to it, but strange and spiritual and dreamy and sensuous, it has a fantastic school, dev patel is the best you've ever been, i think dev patel could do anything, he was so great in david copperfield, but i think this really marks him as one of the finest actors of his generation, takes many adventures leaps, it looks like something that was made with love and its heart. looks like something made by somebody who really did this as a passion project. and i have seen it a couple of times now, and i want to go straight back and watch it again. there was so much in it that is strange and adventurous and weird and really rather wonderful. one of

let's get a green perspective. thomas is the head of the greens in the area.le coalition is a climate government _ is. my most desirable coalition is a climate government that _ is. my most desirable coalition is a climate government that really i is. my most desirable coalition is a | climate government that really puts climate government that really puts climate at the forefront of all the government's decisions. that is ending, investing into renewables and changing our transport system. we have started and it looks like we are talking to the liberals, and thenjoining talks with are talking to the liberals, and then joining talks with the social democratic party. but then joining talks with the social democratic party.— then joining talks with the social democratic party. but there are big differences between _ democratic party. but there are big differences between you _ democratic party. but there are big differences between you and i democratic party. but there are big differences between you and the i differences between you and the liberals. do you thi

good to get your views representing the greens., of course, we all wait and watch to see how these negotiations ultimately shakedown. konstantin von notz, member of the greens let me send it back to you in the studio >> thank you so much for joining us and bringing us those interviews and your coverage on friday and today annette and jeff >>> let's look at u.s. futures and how wall street is poised to open i think the big stories for markets last week was the higher move in bond yields overshadowing the ongoing evergrande story and this morning we are looking at s&p 500, dow jones and nasdaq all looking at a positive change dow jones looking at a 160 point rise at the open european markets, this is the picture about two hours into the trading session. green across the board with the exception of the health care market down just a touch and the german index outperforming up .9%. this thas e veget'thcora this morning of the german elections. "worldwide exchange" is up next. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. in new york and here is your top five at

if it's in norway, it's green and renewable as well. so only using green energy. this data center is reducing its impact on the environment by tooling its service using cold water from the nearby deep salt water inlet of yard. so whilst most data centers youth around 40 percent of their energy to cool servers, which would otherwise reach a 100 degrees celsius in minutes, this data center get to cooling free from nature. so if it were producing the cold water use to cool the cloud, a 5 ammonia cold sea water from the fuel into the basin next to the data center. this water, which is constantly 8 degrees celsius, is then pumped up through the heat exchanger cooling down separate water pipes that circulate through the data center. the warmed up feeble to the exits back into the fjord at around 20 degrees celsius. wed quickly, cool. down again. the green mountain data center in no way is unique because of the fuel cooling the service. and the way in which they've repurposed an old site. but all over scandinavia tick giants like facebook, google and microsoft are buildi

i think what they're doing here orkney is proving that green hydrogen me puts the green hydrogen is beginning to take. it's a key part. the eas plan because, well, 1st carbon neutral constant by 2050 a new projects have been developed since chile saudi arabia, the united states. yes, there is still a way to go before green. hydrogen is proven to be scalable and cost effective, but it is gaining traction. and it's one of a number of current trends that have a wealth free of fossil fuels. there is definitely a new power system in a new energy assistance emerg bar i. whether we look at power, generation and distribution, or whether we look at transports, there is no doubt that we are in the middle of the most consequential transition in the energy space that we have seen in 100 years. it is a very exciting moment. it's also a nerve wracking moment, because we know that if we don't get to half emissions by 2030, it will be too late to do anything substantial about climate change. this is our last window of opportunity to bend the curve of emissions and get on to a did current track. and doing soc

they want green. that is why plug is generating green hydrogen. bill in congress spends a lot of money on blue hydrogen. this that delay the economics of green hydrogen reduction? >> if you look at the details of the carper bill which is the basis for the bills floating around congress, it has about $1 in tax credit for blue hydrogen and $3 for green hydrogen so it makes green hydrogen very competitive versus blue hydrogen. they tried to balance out both, so we are comfortable with that. we would not be building 500 tons of green hydrogen if we did not believe that. guy: how much are we going to need? >> oh, wow. we are just skimming the surface. i think it is fair to say we will need at least 100 times that by 2050. alix: that is a lot. >> that is a lot of green hydrogen. europe is looking to build up 80 gigs of electrolyzers. plug will be doing that where you can get low-cost renewables. alix: you are building this plant in california, but california has an historic drought we are dealing with. there's also a shortage of storage for renewable en

we have the tools for a green industrial revolution. we've got the kit, but time is desperately short. two days ago, here in new york, we had a session in which we heard from the leaders of the nations most threatened by climate change -- the marshall islands, the maldives, bangladesh, and many others. and they spoke of the hurricanes and the flooding and the fires caused by the extreme meteorological conditions the world is already seeing. and the tragedy is that because of our past inaction, there are further rises in temperatures that are already baked in -- and my friends, baked is the word. and if we keep on the current track then the temperatures will go up by 2.7 degrees or more by the end of the century. and never mind what that will do to the ice floes, desolving like ice in your martini here in new york. we will see desertification, drought, crop failure, and mass movements of humanity on a scale not seen before, not because of some unforeseen natural event or disaster, but because of us, because of what we are doing now. and

taylor counsellor, you mentioned the greens and the greens got almost 15 percent of the vote. the best ever result, frankly, and they're all but guaranteed a place in any coalition. how much influence could the greens have? do you think? well, the greens have already right now, a very significant influence on german policy making. one of the reasons being that the christian democratic party herself has adopted many positions of the greens of the green main issues like climate change or changing driven energy policies. have already played a significant part in this electoral campaign. it's a green party who sets the issues which are debated. it's a green party with rob, the social democrats, of the christian democrats to follow the path. so they are really a significant part of german political life. dr. pat. so the, the election results are the worst ever anglo merkel, c d u party, and the ruling lions. what has gone so badly wrong for them do you thing? well, 1st of all, it doesn't come as a surprise said f, the 60 years off the c d o being empower people in germany, one of t

the questions raised by green technologies were because in the short term, the green tax are primarily synonymous with a new industrial revolution. globally, at a time of recession, 25000000 green jobs will be created in the next 10 years. the western leaders dream of taking advantage of the economic wind represented by green technologies. but this stream may never come to because a country has already taken control of these new profession. china, which holds 75 percent of the rare metal reserves in the world, intends to take advantage of its advantage. from where you go to under jake flu on the high level or do you want to try to think that you go to long and go to leave a cynthia will go could the time that's when you go to the doctor who go to go to court in the south china, the old fishing point sions in is today a thriving economic center a capital city of 12000000 inhabitants growing at the rate of china's largest technology companies. b y id is one of the most important from a sub contractor manufacturing batteries in just 10 years. the company is come of a human automobile cons

and when we were saying the greens we saw the rise of the greens, but that lead really tailed off after a number of scandals including apparent plagiarism on the past. is there no money now? man, i understand she is still very popular with the youth, but given the relative older age of the german electro. is it her perceived lack of experience? perhaps it's really driven that decrease in popularity. and i'm, i'm also curious, given that climate change was front and center, how did the floods and the response to that not actually give the green party, but if a boost, i think you're posing it. yeah, 2 part question here, and my response to the 1st part would be to maybe cast a look at the or maybe german politics overall. i mean, the fact that there have been these changes. an issue is it's not the 1st time that a german petition would be plaque by the not just specifically within the green proxy, but also in other parties. we had these issues, these types of instances. and whilst they had been somewhat scandalized at the time, they never kept the respective parties, for example, the city

collects the tail risk of a green -- >> the tail risk of a red red green government has been taken offthe options we now have, the jamaica and the traffic light will both divide between center-right and centerleft. as a result there will not be a big shift in german policy is an either direction. what will continue is the tilt of the last eight years that we have had towards going up a greener, more investment, more relaxed attitude to fiscal spending. whether it is traffic light or jamaica, the difference would be minor. a traffic light coalition, where many investors thought, centerleft coalition would be more fiscal spending. there are a number of sector themes, but no big change to the overall german economic outlook on these options, traffic light or jamaica. francine: we are trying to understand the market impact. you have a great understanding of what could change. what does it mean for renewable energy is an germany and what does it mean for real estate prices? one of the big unknowns. >> significant regulation of the real estate sector is probably off the table. the liberals w

hawaii's lieutenant governor josh green texted the u.s. surgeon general this past weekend to ask for help. lieutenant governor greene joins us now. thank you for your time. lt. gov. green: you bet. >> what kind of help did u.s. the surgeon general for? lt. gov. green: a couple things. we have been asking for help and he has delivered for us. we asked for nurses. he and fema and hhs have delivered 650 nurses and respiratory therapist. we peaked at 448. with our hospital #september 3 -- our hospital number september 3. what i texted dr. murphy about, we has a state that responded very well w/x and eddie still spiked with delta and still overflowed our hospitals. w thankfullye away from thatbrink now so we do not consider rationing care're what

many other countries are now impacted by the production of green energy. it is subject the promoters of the energy transition are remaining very discrete about to measure the extent of the damage. we must travel thousands of miles in northern chile. it's yuki come out of mine is the world's largest open pit copper mine this mine is state owned. it is a huge crater, 2.5 miles in diameter and more than half a mile deep. as global demand increases, the number of people and machines in operation continues to increase the federal government at the name or premier over the female that that is interesting to me from a call to the court yard anymore. before you leave, i don't, i really didn't get daniel the in the, in the to come at the civil youth and what was interested in doing it. i go to think if i knew it 30 go, but i would, i mean, what was interested in, i mean ciocca mata contains 13 percent of the world, copper reserved. but the deeper you dig into the rock, the less metal there is with the current rates, the material is already starting to become scarce

linda and robert hop back from the green party. well, they've been in deep in conversation about what form of agreement they can reach with each other before they speak to either of the 2 parties that were vying for 1st place. that matters. because 4 years ago, the greens and the free democrats and the kristian democrats as angle americans, christy and democrats spent weeks trying to form a coalition. and it fell apart because mr. linz not from the free democrats, he wasn't prepared to compromise enough for that to work. question is, if they are able to speak to each other, that is the free democrats and the greens. so they form a kind of understanding. well then they would form quite a large block in parliament and that would strengthen their hand in any discussions with either of the 2 parties who were vying for 1st place. i realize this can sound quite quite jargon is the can quite technical language that was actually happening right now. is you have these 2 potential julia partners trying to pool differences trying to find some

-- green pass.green pass. from the middle of next _ effective -- green pass. from the middle of next month, - effective -- green pass. from the middle of next month, all| the middle of next month, all workers including self—employed, will need a green pass to prove they have been vaccinated, show a negative test or prove they are recovering from the virus, otherwise they face suspension from work. their pay will be stopped after five days, and fines of up to 1500 euros will be handed out if staff are called working without one. the digital and paper certificates are already required in many parts of italy, including train stations, restaurants and schools, but these new measures are some of the toughest in europe. translation: i europe. translation: ., ., ., translation: i do not agree in forcinu translation: i do not agree in forcing peeple. _ translation: i do not agree in forcing people, but _ translation: i do not agree in forcing people, but i _ translation: i do not agree in forcing people, bu

now, the greens, the greens got almost 15 percent of the vote that best ever result actually below most be certainly in any coalition that emerges in what one of their policy pledges . it's a scrap nord stream to the russian gas pipeline. what, what do you expect? well, they obviously want to do that, but it depends in which correlation they actually make this demand. if they govern under the s p d, then most likely to actually achieve something here. but is to govern with the c d . u and the liberals, i think they're most likely to be blocked on this issue. and so again, depends on which correlation jamaica would think is most likely to maintain this project under the s p d. as long as we follow the short swing of the party, it's most likely to come under pressure, but we will have to wait and see what happens. christian spike a professor of european government is joining us from candidates who live on our too many things. we appreciate your time. thank you. and thanks for joining us here on archie international. so the voting is over in germany. the results appear to have victory to t

the green party in 3rd place. we just have a 14 percent of the vote, i think, to combat climate change to develop the infrastructure. they're also in favor of more immigration and a rise in the minimum wage while also supporting a universal basic income. despite a proving of germany's native membership, they do stand against nuclear weapons. and the greens want tough policies when it comes to russia and china. and something with mentioning there were some polling stations in berlin actually ran out a ballot papers. it said that they weren't able to get deliveries in quick enough because roads have been closed due to the cities annual marathon, which was held on sunday. and la medical's preferred choice in the political race and lush. it also grabbed attention to the polling station when the accident revealed and followed paper to photographers. i need also fill it in already let's bring it maximillian car is a m e p for the alternative for germany party. welcome maximilian. so 1st of all, just 2 days before this e

black like yellow, green, red. okay. and so in either case, you have the f, d p, the liberals, you have the green, which already on con, on con, country sides of the political actress. yeah. and then the question is only the difference is only will the largest body in the coalition will be the christian democrat or the social democrats is this may take very long until we finally get the government even for 4 years ago. we wait to 6 months for the government, so i would not be astonish if we have a government only in 2022. but it will, it will most likely be decided between if there is no surprise, tomorrow's outcome between those 2 coalitions which really different a different because only in whether it is the social democrats or the christian demo. okay. well, let me perhaps talk about a potential surprise. a shock would be figuring where alternative for germany stunned in all this. you have essentially all the other party saying that they're not going to do a coalition with f d involved in it. but they do tend to who w

if you're visiting us from green bay, you don't need a sweater, but if you're in the green bay, you might. >> if you're visiting from green bay, they're going to come in a bathing suit. >> this is california sunshine right here. we love it. >> the niners are off to a really solid start. 2-0, but it's that part of the season, are they really good, are they super bowl good? how do we figure this out? we bring in one of the best analysts and a hall of fame coach, tony dungy, who breaks down the niners and how good they are. >> they're a running team that's built off the run game and play action, and even though they have lost their three top runners, they haven't abandoned their game plan. they do what they do, they create scenes in the defensive line, and they make you feel those seams and they let jimmy garoppolo attack with the passing game. so i love what they're doing on offense. defensively, it's swarm to the ball. john lynch come from the tampa bay buccaneers background, and he's got a lot of fast, athletic defenders. and i think they're going to get better as the season goes on. >> p

there's no green candidate and the greens last time had 8%.will be interesting to see what impact it has and you see a lead of just one vote at this point. gord johns seeks his third, and in vancouver east, this is been an ndp riding for a long time, his predecessor winning here. i would think given the history of this riding, no reason to jump to any conclusions. >> fractional results meaning low percentage points at this stage. it may the encouraging but slow down and make sure we know where everything is going before we get too excited. anita is monitoring things in vancouver and she has a sense of a couple things to watch for us tonight. >> the polls closed about 15 minutes ago. we are in the parking lot of a mini mall. we are not allowed inside any of the candidates headquarters, but we've got the conservatives to my left and the liverwurst -- liberals across the way in the mini mall. we are in one of two very tight ridings here. just down the street is the other one. both made big splashes last election. that is expected this time around

green bond? -- green bond as green as it looks?lix: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: a second huge deal for conocophillips, agreeing to buy shall permian basin assets for $9.5 billion, making it one of the largest permian produces right now in the u.s. this comes a few months after conoco bought concho. now you have to add as much as 200,000 barrels of oil a day in 2022, which is what conoco thinks it can do with shall's -- with shell's assets. joining us now is ryan lance, conocophillips ceo. congratulations on the deal. it was reported that shell wanted to offload these assets because it was so expensive why now at this price? -- so expensive. why now at this price? ryan: i got a call about midyear saying we would be interested in looking at them. with the position we have developed, certainly we wanted to take a look at it. ultimately, it had the three things for our company. could we see clearly that we could add value to it, we can after the concho transaction and bringing our teams together. we see ways for significant value in t

he said take ail— referred to as green crap. he said take all the — referred to as green crap.aper for people _ because you need to make it cheaper for people during less cost of living — for people during less cost of living crisis back in 2014. i think the government will be slightly concerned about making this brave poiiticai _ concerned about making this brave political move again. the problem is this is— political move again. the problem is this is something from a document that we've — this is something from a document that we've been waiting on now for a month— that we've been waiting on now for a month coid _ that we've been waiting on now for a month cold the heat building strategy which is part of the government sets zero strategy. all of which _ government sets zero strategy. all of which before 26 and under monsanto. they do need to get on with this _ monsanto. they do need to get on with this and get on with this fast. this is— with this and get on with this fast. this is ail— with this and get on with this fast. this is all about trying to persuade people _ this i

the greens _ they did. what went wrong for them? the greens had - they did. went wrong for them? the greens had a good| them? the greens had a good result but they have not done as well as they were hoping to, certainly prior to the pandemic they were almost polling level with cdu/csu. a couple of things i think. there voters have gone back to other parties so especially the social democrats and the christian democrats and the christian democrats have folded back into that pile and they've done dwell among younger voters but their chancellor candidate annalena baerbock has not had the best campaigns, came under scrutiny and has not necessarily handled that well so with plagiarism accusations, not managing finances properly by not declaring expenses so it's been a difficult campaign for the greens. irate it's been a difficult campaign for the greens.— it's been a difficult campaign for the greens. we will leave it there- _ for the greens. we will leave it there. ed _ for the greens. we will leave it there. ed turner, - for the greens. we will leave it there. e

one of the major forces in this election is the green party. their main goal is to combat climate change and develop infrastructure there in favor of more immigration, on the rise and the minimum wage, while also supporting the universal basic income. this by the proving of germany's nato membership, they stand against nuclear weapons on the green, one tougher policies and russia, china, or europe correspondence. peter oliver now takes a look at some of the favorites. and i siders in the election with no clear air repairing to angle america when it comes to taking over the chancellor's office just behind me. the only real guarantees we have heading into this election when it comes to who will be the next leader of germany, is that it won't be the woman who's headed up the country's government for the best part of the last 16 years. realistically the next chancellor of germany will be one of the 3 people. each of them know comes with their own issues. the outsider for the top job is green party candidate annalee in a bare book. back in the summe

bonds in case they don't turn out to be as green as is promised. cause a lot of credit and market risk for the banks. taylor: are the returns there for investors? mayra: i think they can be. the returns can be there when the markets can really trust the information that they are getting there. the reason right now there is so much demand for these green bonds, i would conjecture to say it is not so much that there's this vast interest, unfortunately, in true esg implementation. it is just the fact that unfortunately, companies are still in a yield chasing mode. we have been in over two decades of low interest rates. certainly in the last year, there has been even more cuts. so this incredible hunger for yield is also what is fueling this market. it is not just that people have a strong interest in esg. taylor: thank you as always, may ra rodriguez valladares, managing principal at mrv associates. perhaps maybe a little bit of a risk off tone here. we are red across the screen across all of the major indices. the vix is only up by less than a point,

not all green belt is as beautiful and as well—kept as this, and, so the argument goes, green belt protectionpoliticians need to think carefully about the type of land that's in the green belt and look at sites which are of poor quality, potentially brownfield sites, close to existing stations, which could potentially be developed. this was borisjohnson in 2014 as london mayor, visiting a brownfield site in enfield. councils are set housing targets by the government. here, thousands of families are in temporary accommodation. the local plan proposes to build 25,000 homes over the next 20 years. but this brownfield isn't enough, so it includes 6,000 on the green belt, although campaigners say those homes wouldn't be affordable. building on the green belt simply doesn't deliver- the type of homes enfield needs. the mayor doesn't like enfield pushing into the green belt but without a sound plan the council says government policy means developers will be able to try and build anywhere. pressure on the green belt isn't going away any time soon. tom edwards, bbc london. the tour de yorkshire organi

them with so called green points, that they will be able to cash out. so we'll see if this course, if this well, the federal course and discover mental course helps the greens with their agenda and with their cause. well, at the election, we just on a profiling the green party there for as many things. let's stay with this and to show away, because up next is the current majority party and the election favorite centers to conservative united russia is considered the de facto ruling parties. also the largest party in the country. the chairman is the former prime minister of russia to meet your mid vote if the party bulls, the program of the president, and among his goals is strengthening russia. sovereignty is economic program includes support for domestic industry that includes high tech businesses. he's not here. russia, the cur, majority party, it took more than half of the votes in the previous election. will it be able to hang on to the majority? katrinka looks at what the new ballot could mean. they are the ruling party. they are the favorites. alw

, the green to definitely be part of the whatever coalition, so the green ideas which share for many of the population, but many people jump there because it's an avoidable to, to change the attitude in terms of climate change and all these things. so this is undisputed as such, they are not at all. but the reason correlation together that, i mean it is friday and socially democrats isn't. it's not what the majority of the people. yeah. what about that? i mean the balance are now being cause i do apologize for jumping in, but the balance are being cost right now. it is a very important 24 hours for the future of germany law professor la given molar joining us. you are an author into national thank you so much for your time. we appreciate we will continue to bring you the latest on the german ballad right here . on our end to national both honor and online at archie dot com ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, the me the me i.

december reach the green on the pol full 1st, then hold out for an eagle. he went on to beat spanish rivals, sergio garcia earlier marie mercury gates of visitors, a strong stops seating them to sharply for his 1st point the tournament. but it was too little too late, and the irishman knew it looks like it's not going to pano the way we want on the golf course. i mean, i've been extremely disappointed that i haven't contributed more for the team. i'm glad i got a point on the board today for them, but it's, you know, it's been a tough week and more and more. i play on this event. i realize that it's the best event off bohannon. and i love being a part of it. i can't wait to be a part of anymore. it was call him recall that got the usa over the line. he missed the part when the trophy, but opponent, fit to hovel and conceded the half point needed to fight reaching the winning 14 and a half point margin usa went down there. by the time they finished with europe, the americans take you 19 points to your 9. that's the biggest victory ever seen at are going to c

the greens on the right wing f. d, have been mobilizing their supporters and easy while some e, you politicians have reverted to who? yes. familiar, russia brushing or to the or are claiming russian hackers targeted germany days before the election. attempting to quote interfere in democratic processes. ortiz starsky, tailors being taking a closer look of the allegations. germany, it's got a lot on its mind. citing gas price says aluminum micro crisis, a economy climate change flash floods and who to trust of the 16 years of only knowing anglo marco. but apparently those are non problem. bunny was mention no, no, that's a much bigger threat outta roofer, you getting from the gym government has reliable information on the basis which goes try texting. that is can be attributed to cyber actors of the russian state. and specifically russia, t r u military intelligence service. this is a danger to the security of the federal republic of germany for the process of democratic decision making and severe strain and bilatera

the green alternative isn't a rich party. they're not supported by any big businesses or corporations. they're saying that they don't want to receive cash from those who are causing harm to the environment. now i can tell you that when they were asked about whether they're ready to build some kind of aligns as with other political movements, the answer from them was no because they don't see this possible given their goals . and given what vase down for security in terms of ideology, we are of course, close to parties on the left. but in general, ideology, in reality, i don't think compromises with the other parties are possible because it's again going to face a generation gap once again where the youngest party, where the voice of the generation that is not being heard, officials start carrying about young people only before their retirement, their understanding of how to work with young people comes from their childhood and legs 40 years behind. ready well, on the one hand, these words that they represent the younger gener

ironically, if the christian democrats into government with the greens, with the greens very reluctant the social democrats the leading party in the government, demand a greening of the constitution on the debt break. that is really the only way i see them touching the constitutional rule, but it sounds very straight on paper, and it is, but there are ways to circumvent it, and it is easy to circumvent when you use some flexibility on the european central rules. tom: we have seen some of those -- some of that flexibility. i'm thinking about hamburger and railways in schools. is that essentially an option for the next government? >> exactly. this is essentially what the democrats have not been excluding. the black zero on the balanced was sort of the main issue of the christian democrats. they use almost kind of an attack line, and that was interesting, i thought. there are ways of tackling specific issues. the german state-owned investment bank, if it includes debt, for example, if you wanted to set up a big fund to make sure that businesses invest in the climate position, you can do t

the spd, the greens and the left party — party. the spd, the greens and the left party all _ party.y all wanting to introduce that wealth tax. that is a tax that has been abolished in almost all countries, but it could be a huge burden on businesses and it would reduce investments and it would reduce investments and it is a hazard for economic growth. it is a hazard for economic urowth. . , it is a hazard for economic i rowth. ., , ., it is a hazard for economic urowth. ., , . ., growth. that is a prospect that even the pragmatic— growth. that is a prospect that even the pragmatic peter- growth. that is a prospect that even the pragmatic peter finds worrying. even the pragmatic peter finds wor in. , even the pragmatic peter finds wor inc. , ._ even the pragmatic peter finds wor inc. , worrying. they say, take it from the — worrying. they say, take it from the rich. _ worrying. they say, take it from the rich. i— worrying. they say, take it from the rich. i mean, i worrying. they say, take it i from the rich. i mean, nobody became — from the rich. i mean, nobody became rich without w

the green knight.knight's chapel to face a similar blow in return. this is directed by david lowery. you can see it streaming and you can in cinemas, and let me make a suggestion — go and see it in cinemas. it looks fantastic. it has a real earthy feel to it, but it's also strange and spiritual and dreamy and sensuous. it's got a fantastic score. dev patel is the best he's ever been. i think dev patel can do everything. he was so great in personal history of david copperfield. i think this really marks him as on the finest actors of his generation. and this is faithful to the text, but it also takes many adventurous leaps, and it looks like something that was made with love in its heart, looks like something made by somebody who really did this as a passion project. and i have seen it a couple of times now, and i want to go straight back and watch it again. there was so much in it that is strange and adventurous and weird and really rather wonderful. one of my favourite films of the year. see it in the