i. denmark's rescue scene has a viking inspired look. here rio from georgia will present public choral music. my. neighbor from a stoney is depending on only one voice purse. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh she's a trained opera singer. oh i sing from my soul i sing from my heart and i hope this message about the forests of love will reach the people's hearts i hear your voice and she germany's me also hopes to reach the audiences hearts his song is a tribute to his late father her. mom. is. another favorite this year is france the song by the duo miss year is about a girl born on a boat full of refugees it's based on a true story. it was a really meaningful and moving story we really learned it on twitter and we wanted to make a song about it to make people feel the same thing that we had. told i. will gary is most successful musicians have combined forces for the event they think that's just the right approach for your vision and for your. i mean as you can see we're so completely different and we celebrate and just imagine a world where people t

i wish him all the best wishes from denmark. —— i ama the best wishes from denmark. —— i am a leeds supporters, 38 titles, fans from all over the world, liverpool, manchester united, manchester city fans, any other team, all sending their thoughts to sir alex ferguson. you don't wish something like this to happen to anybody. tony bellew beat david haye again in their rematch last night. the former cruiserweight world champion twice knocked down the former heavyweight world champion before the referee stopped the fight in the fifth round. bellew, who was again the underdog with the bookmakers, looked close to tears as he celebrated his victory — while haye's future in the sport will now be in doubt after conceding he would have to retire if he suffered another defeat. my my first words to him when he hugged me. i was emotional, on my knees on the canvas. he came over to me and said, you have done me. everything was right, you just beat me. i said, please, stop. please, stop. this is an unforgiving sport. a young man's came. for a fighter with the attributes that david hay relies on. —— a young

i think denmark with the danish string quartet and danish pastries tell me do you guys actually eat these things because all we all know about danish pastries it's the best in the world really yeah ok but anyway i'm going to offer you stuff so so yes. so while i chew. the first question the danish thing quartet that's quite a name but i read you inherited this name right yeah i think we would never call us that again actually but we were young and foolish know that it was it is a generation name that it was first a fluke or said in the third piece where the bureau looked at the head of some but also was to be able to play the sunda made a quartz that in the fifty's and sixty's that was the danish quarter of then the son of this field ok i made another generation of a danish quartet in the eighty's and then this last son he didn't have any string playing kids so the name was kind of up for grabs and he happened to be our mentor and teacher so we in the in the hunt for a name we had a lot of there from the names and this was a name we had in one concert where they happen to be nice review i

i mean denmark with the danish string quartet and danish pastries tell me do you guys actually eat these things because all we all know about danish. the first question the danish string quartet that's quite a name but i read you inherited this name right you know i think we were. never call us that again actually but we were young and foolish no doubt that it was is the generation name that it was first a fluke quarter in the third use where the bureau look ahead a song that also was of year old a play on the sun been made a quartz that in the fifty's in the sixty's that was the thing to score to then the song of this field of play i made another generation of but they misquote it in the eighty's and then this last song he didn't have any string playing so the name was kind of up for grabs and he happened to be our mentor and teacher so we in the in the hunt for a name we had a lot of there from the names and this was a name we had in one concert where that happened to be a nice review it's a good note he was the young things trinkets that back then actually i mean i you know young anym

the men's ice hockey world championship i started in denmark and ambitious germany runners up in february as winter olympics and a tough opening group game against the host nation which went all the way to a penalty shoot out. germany we're just fifty five seconds away from winning olympic gold a few months ago but that success comes with added pressure and host stan mock were determined not to make it easy for them they went ahead early in the second period on the powerplay yes by the end sooner than men on talk it. germany wasted no time in hitting back the loose puck falling to the on and he made no mistake. but still but denmark took advantage of another power play to get back ahead back in the driving seat though the home value was short lived. it's tight the game up again after a nifty move and that was that for regulation and overtime denmark's france needs must be only meant to find the net in the shoot out the hosts happy if germany deflated. there was indeed awareness from berlin working out at the top of the hour thanks for tuning and. we make up over three quarters of it that

i come from copenhagen, denmark, and i sent him all the best wishes from danish supporters of united.e premier league title every two seasons pretty much which is unheard of for a manager. and obviously fans from all over the world, with a localfans and obviously fans from all over the world, with a local fans are man utd fans, man city fans or from world, with a local fans are man utd fans, man city fans orfrom any other team, they all feel the same way, you don't wish this on anybody. tony bellew says he hopes david haye will retire after he beat him for a second time. the former cruiserweight world champion stopped the former heavyweight world champion in the fifth round of their rematch in london last night. my my first words to him, when he hugged me, iwasjust my first words to him, when he hugged me, i wasjust a my first words to him, when he hugged me, iwasjust a bit emotional, i was on my knees on a canvas, and he came over to me and said "brother, you done me. everything was right and you just beat me. " i said to him," please stop. please stop. this is a very unforgiving spo

i come from copenhagen, denmark, and i send him all the best wishes from danish supporters of united.has got one premier league title every two seasons pretty much, which is unheard of for a manager. and obviously fans from all over the world, whether local fans or man utd fans, city fans or from any other team, they all feel the same way, you don't wish this on anybody. it's the final day of the championship in england — cardiff are a point ahead of fulham in second place and automatic promotion. derby, preston or millwall could take the final play—off place. and two out of reading, birmingham, barnsley, burton and bolton will be relegated. all those games kick off at half past twelve. scottish champions celtic are just kicking off at hearts. last time the two met at tynecastle, the edinburgh side ended celtic‘s record of 69 unbeaten domestic matches with a spectacular 4—0 win. tony bellew says he hopes david haye will retire after he beat him for a second time. the former cruiserweight world champion stopped the former heavyweight world champion in the fifth round of their rematch i

i think denmark is trading this moment. -- morning.terday, it -- the s&p finishing softer as we anticipate apple numbers. elsewhere, keep an eye on the euro. 120.57, awfully close to a 1.19 handle. will that happen in the near future? data to a big lump of get through out of the united states. a littlerona is softer, swiss franc, as well. let's show you the commodities space. we are seeing a little weakness coming through. copper is trading software, gold around .3%. as we speak to the ceo of bp, gold trading -- trading flat. let's get the first word news update with ed ludlow. delaynald trump will imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on the eu, mexico, and canada until june 1. the white house said the administration has reached agreements in principle with argentina, australia, and brazil. this comes as negotiators continue talks to revive -- revise the nafta. is president says he planning to hold a potential meeting in the murillo try zone with-- to militarize zone north korea. speaking at a press conference with nigeria's president,

didn't look like this it's absolutely fantastic and i think in this seat the goalkeeper for whatever team is playing it will be sacked and since denmark my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the players i've got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the. most of them and maybe any other game that you face this is a welcome to welcome these massive to have a son playing and. i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here and peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a pub and exhibition by a fellow called step. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole exhibition is this. it's called moses it's made from one large piece of wood in one of the must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. and. it looks a little bit like a very famous renaldo but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the common over from this angle it looks more like a new phone call. and f

new world of twenty first century and that's is going to happen in the next year i think that is the project that denmark rohani says america and spain and all those we try to to defend the all julep is going to create the new drop and while we you know all. then last month process in two thousand and four we have ten new members from coming from the bulk take from me from houston area from eastern european areas and then well we're started to mount then but and then we have the bulk and perspective they will be welcome but if they are welcome to have to feel.

suddenly didn't look like this it's up to the fans and i think in this seat the goalkeeper for whatever team is playing it will be sacked and since denmark my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the players have got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the . most of them and maybe any other game that you think this is a welcome to welcome these masses to have the sunshine and. i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here and peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a pub an exhibition by a fellow called step. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole expression is this. it's called moses it's made from one. piece of wood in one of the must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. it looks a little bit like a very famous or an elder but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the common over from this angle it looks more like a new front. and from over her

didn't look like this it's absolutely fantastic and i think in this seat that all people for whatever team is playing it will be sad and since denmark my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the players i've got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the. most of them and maybe any other game that you face this is a welcome to well coffee's massive. have the sunshine and. i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here and peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a permanent exhibition by a fellow called. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole exhibition is this. it's called moses it's made from one. piece of wood and one of the must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. it looks a little bit like a very famous or an elder but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the common over from this angle it looks more like a new front. and from over here. f

suddenly didn't look like this it's up to the side and i think in this seat that all people for whatever team is playing it will be sad and since denmark my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the players i've got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the . most of them and maybe any other game that you think this is a well well coffee's masses. have a son and. i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here and peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a pub an exhibition by a fellow called step. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole expression is this. it's called moses it's made from one. piece of wood it might have must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. it looks a little bit like a very famous or an elder but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the common over from this angle it looks more like a lutheran cop. and from over here. from here

didn't look like this it's up to the defense and i think in this heat the goalkeeper is the for whatever team is playing it will be sad and since denmark my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the players have got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the. most of them and maybe any other game that you face this is a welcome to welcome all these massive. have the sunshine and yeah i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here i'm peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a pub an exhibition by a fellow called step. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole expression is this. it's called moses it's made from one. piece of wood it might have must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. it looks a little bit like a very famous or an elder but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the coming over from this angle it looks more like a new phone call. and fro

but not all of the hockey world has come to denmark the stanley cup playoffs are in full swing in north america so the international i saw the federation hasn't quite had the flood of and i tell stars it might have hoped for what it does get is a new tape ninety eight years after these championships began south korea and making that debut south korea's qualification sees them step out of the shadow of a winter olympics where the unified north and south women's team took the spotlight that first exposure to this level of hockey has been brought about by jim pak the first korean ever to win the stanley cup as a player it's a real special moment. because we are and it but these guys here they worked extremely hard to earn their position here in the top division and the world champions this is where the hockey people i believe come together and there's no other winter sports or anything involved or politics it's hockey and that's what we have to concentrate on which is great. international hockey can say it's in good health t.v. figures for last year's championships were reported at one point three billion three hundred

and intrapreneur from denmark decided to change his life. i saw the picture of an encore i got quite shocked two days after. i was sitting on the plane on the way to. the photo of the three year old syrian boy made global headlines lying dead on the beach after drowning in the mediterranean the european migrant traces was at its peak and with around three thousand people arriving each day the greek island of less pass was a hotspot. i was actually in the water have my body was in the water and i looked back and i saw all the refugees like old people like children and women. and i wanted to scream i really want to scream and cry in the same moment i was thinking where's the help how come if there is nobody here. and then like from the change my life. at first all teams thought you'd go help for a week but one week quickly turned into five months. she assembled a crew of other volunteers they called themselves team humanity and bought a rescue boat funded by donations. the group worked day and night helping migrants make the treacherous landing

and to pronounce from denmark decided to change his life. i saw the picture but i'm sure there are quite shocked too there's a perv. i was sitting on the plane on the way to. the photo of the three year old syrian boy made global headlines lying dead on the beach after drowning in the mediterranean the european migrant traces was at its peak and with around three thousand people arriving each day the greek island of less pass was a hotspot. i was actually in the water after my body was in the water and i looked back and i saw all the refugees like old people like children women. and i want to scream i really want to scream and cry in the same moment i was thinking where is the help how come is there is nobody here and then like from that they changed my life. at first algenis thought you'd go help for a week but one week quickly turned into five months. she assembled a crew of other volunteers they called themselves team humanity and bought a rescue boat funded by donations. the group worked day and night helping migrants make the treacherous

didn't look like this it's absolutely fantastic and i think in this seat that all people for whatever team is playing it will be sad and since denmark and my son play in the first game and uses this gesture and i think this will be cast aside. i think emotion the wind and the players i've got the feeling of denmark playing obviously but also with my son in there some of the. most of them and maybe any other game that you face this is a well comp well coffee's and massive. have a son playing and yeah i'm very proud of. what else is going on around here and peter schmeichel and i'm here to find out. i mean the museum surrounds and that's a permanent exhibition by a fellow called. at least i think that's how you pronounce it he is an extraordinary artist the centerpiece of the whole exhibition is this. it's called moses it's made from one. piece of wood in one of the must have been some. tree but it's fantastic it is and so so many other of his pieces in here. it looks a little bit like a very famous or an elder but let me just see if i can find a picture of him. to go. over the coming over from this angle it looks more like louis. and

a drop still twenty seven it had in berlin that different suggests an active wet day i suspect for germany and denmark just two examples for the science lovely bit of spring just interspersed with big showers that's most of the action so around the mediterranean we've got cloud around the north african coast mostly it is just that it is just classic there when tents determine whether it's warlock twenty two now which is nice improvement thirty one encounter is obviously hotter in as one where you see the cloud well you just see the cloud nothing more. the weather sponsored by cats on race. unpack it for us what were you hearing what were you seeing whether on line horrendous things humans all just or those observations are doubt about that or if you join us on sacked one of the major countries in the commonwealth how far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat bass is a dialogue talk to us about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision to join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. well again the top stories this hour on al-jaze

i thought he's a hockey. it's a canadian definitely not. confirm that the ice hockey world championships got underway in denmark on friday that begin with one of the sport's most famous showdowns can either against the usa or this totems been running for nearly a century makes it older than the football world cup that began in one thousand nine hundred thirty this year's event how some added significance as it sees the return of n.h.l. players to international action they missed the winter olympics because a deal couldn't be reached with north america's top probably however many big names still won't be out the world cup as the tournament is happening at the same time as the n.h.l. playoffs is our correspondent paul race. training has an extra intensity when the usa are about to take on canada and for the americans their hunger has more of an edge every year. they open the ice hockey world championships here in denmark against a canadian team going for a record twenty seventh gold medal decades have passed since the usa won this title

i won't forget. it was really big for a nation like denmark to go all the way to the final. way to the final. the goal in the finalwas, of course, a big moment, ata finalwas, of course, a big moment, at a great goal. ——. finalwas, of course, a big moment, at a great goal. --. the tournament of nations, i had come in and had not scored for my national team, and that tournament just made not scored for my national team, and that tournamentjust made me think i could do it at any level. —— and a great. winning all the three titles, it is an amazing feeling. winning the euros in your own home country in front of the crowd, unbelievable. scoring in the final is unbelievable. and then we won 4—2. so it was an amazing final. good luck to all the nominees, there. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website. that's bbc.com/womensfootball. voting closes at 8:00 gmt on tuesday the 8th of may. the winner will be announced on tuesday 22nd of may here on bbc world news. and this is an event to have for your diaries. this weekend marks the start of the grassroots of motorsport

new world of twenty first century and that's is going to happen in the next year i think that is the project that denmark rohani says america and spain and all those we try to to defend the all julep is going to create the new drop and. you know all. the larchmont process in two thousand and four we have ten new members from coming from the belt from me from eastern area from eastern european areas and then well we're started to mount them but then we have the bulk and perspective they will be welcome but if they are welcome to have to feel the whole principle like that you cannot be member of european union like hungary or like poland the states and go to brussels to cut their money their resources and then when there is refugees and you have to fall will know and richard you have to show for the directives i know is not my business is not my european union so sometimes you look to brush or for money and sometimes you look to the outside learn thick to washington for us to act as the alliance you know that's gonna be tough either you are a jew or a peon or you know in full extent all you are not europe

the new world of twenty first century and that is going to happen in the next year i think that is the project that denmark ron and mrs merkel and spain and all those we try to to defend the old europe is going to credit the new drop and we had you know on. the larchmont process in two thousand and four we have turned your members for coming from the baltic from eeprom eastern area from eastern european areas and then well we started to then but and then will have the balcony perspective there will be welcome but if they are world from the have to fulfill the whole principle like that you cannot be member of european union like hungary or like poland the states and go to brussels to cut the money the resources and then when there is refugees and you have to troll with no immigration you have to show off all the details said no it's not my business is not my european union so sometimes you look to brush over for money and sometimes you look to the atlantic to washington for the strategy alliance not that's kind of either you are of your opinion or you now in full extent all do are not you're ugly and they'r

by many he's seen as a hero in two thousand and fifteen dean and intrapreneur from denmark decided to change his life. i saw the picture of an encore do i go like shock to those after. i was sitting on the plane on the way to. the photo of the three year old syrian boy made global headlines lying dead on the beach after drowning in the mediterranean the european migrant crisis was at its peak and with around three thousand people arriving each day the greek island of less sparse was a hotspot. actually in the water i have my body was in the water and i looked back and i saw all the refugees like all people like children women. and i wanted to scream i really want to scream and cry in the same moment i was thinking where is the help how come is there is nobody here and then like from that very changed my life. at first elgin thought he'd go help for a week but one week quickly turned into five months. he assembled a crew of other volunteers they called themselves team humanity and bought a rescue boat funded by donations. the group worked day and night helping migrants make the treacherous landing on a l

i will say at the end of the day, we all united. so all best wishes and love for alex from my and all of denmark. thank you very much for your time on what is a difficult time, but everyone is wishing the best for sir alex ferguson. he has won so many battles on the pitch during his career, now he will be hoping to win arguably his biggest fight off the pitch. we'll have the latest on sir alex's condition and reaction throughout the morning. now, we've had plenty of action this weekend, but yesterday it was all about chelsea ladies, who won the women's fa cup for the second time. they beat their london rivals arsenal 3—1 in front

i think this society is very patriarchal. and it has a lot of colonial traditions that overshadows its -- >> anthony: yeah, but compared to what? compared to who? who's doing really great in that department? denmark> nacho: do you notice how melancholic this place is? and nostalgic, it's like you walk on the street and it's just like, you feel it. it's like the melancholy, it's -- >> anthony: i like that. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: nacho mattos grew up about 45 minutes north of the capital in santa lucia, a small town of 16,000 people surrounded by farmland and cattle and sheep ranches. >> nacho: i think that as a childhood, it was an incredible place to grow up. you know, like escaping and going fishing on the river, and it's pretty safe, you know, like the doors were always open. but i didn't feel like i fit in at all. and i needed to find a place and a way to express myself. we were raised -- it's very liberal, but at the same time it's conservative. as a teenager, it was kind of just didn't feel that same, it interesting and it wasn't fun as a teenager. >> anthony: his family own a dairy farm just outside of town. nacho's mother, gloria, runs the farm, along with his brother, leandro. nacho's sister, ro

denmark. real madrid coach seen the things that i was living a never ending success story he just led his team to a third consecutive champions league title and is that the top of the football world but at the relatively young age of forty five z. devon stepped down as the coach of ryal simply saying it's time to go. the announcement that stunned the football a blur. zenit indeed on stepping down as reanimate great coach this despite bringing a record to three straight champions league titles the first coach to achieve that feat snapping up the last one just under a week ago against liverpool. who could be in sorry this is the right moment for everyone it might seem a bit strange but it had to be done for the good of everyone the players the club and myself your circus movement to build this team must keep winning and it needs a change after three years another voice or another method of work in the us it is so but i thought. it's one of the most pressurised jobs in the world of sport some fans are unhappy that the done only manage to lead his side to a sing a spanish title but that doesn't di

i mean, in america, you hunt deer. in denmarkbut you eat meat. most people eat meat. and meat comes from live animals. >> stahl: if it's killing or contraception, isn't the contraception better than the killing? >> holst: no, i don't think so, because contraception-- by contracepting the animals, you take away a huge amount of their natural behavior. >> stahl: as opposed to their life. >> holst: decreasing their welfare. we need to give an animal a good life. no animal has an expectation of, "i can become 20 years old or ten years old or two years old." animals live in the present. the important thing must be to have a good life as long as they live, be it two months or 20 years, doesn't matter. >> kagan: killing a healthy animal is killing. it's not euthanasia. >> stahl: ron kagan, from the detroit zoo, adamantly opposes culling. he says the focus on genetics and saving species shouldn't outweigh compassion. >> kagan: we have assumed 100% responsibility for the life of those animals that live here. so, for us, we're concerned wi

denmark. thank you very much for having me on i apologize there's a bit of noise in the background here i mean in a hotel in oslo i think the justice minister said. there's a widespread feeling that the book and the new camp which is basically what the law is aimed at rector's and this is something incompatible with danish values and it may also be such an ist symbols i tend to agree with that but on the other hand a very important part of danish values is also freedom of expression and freedom of religion and so i think this is a very unfortunate. way of legislating because if a woman decides to wear. the face well out of her own free choice. you should have the right to do so even though that may often and the ordinary danish absolutely though apparently i mean and tell me if i'm right this affects a very very small number of women in denmark a very very small number actually choose to wear the burka or the niqab so this is perhaps more about sending a message what kind of message do you think is the danish parliament trying to send . well as in many other countries in the worst there are wo

well i think first of all you've got to take the context in which this is been said she's. stolberg is a far right politician within denmark she has supported and encouraged legislated for pretty hard line views about immigration and islam and muslims and so her comments. in this regard are more of the same there are millions of people here in the united kingdom who are benefiting from muslim doctors muslim nurses most important drivers people working in takeaways or restaurants and in every walk of life who are contributing to society as well as they are practiced in their faith they've done it without any problems you look at the muslim world where it's forty two degrees today crouchie for example people are fasting and working look at the middle east look at moscow look at all of europe people are working and it's never been a problem this is a deliberate attempt to try to attack islam and our practices and we strongly reject it and we strongly opposed to it. stephen but the minister also insists there is freedom of religion in bed mark but i mean calls singling out muslims for discrimination i've got a graph in front o

i think this society is very patriarchal. and it has a lot of colonial traditions that overshadows its -- >> anthony: yeah, but compared to what? compared to who? who's doing really great in that department? denmarknacho: do you notice how melancholic this place is? and nostalgic, it's like you walk on the street and it's just like, you feel it. it's like the melancholy, it's -- >> anthony: i like that. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: nacho mattos grew up about 45 minutes north of the capital, in santa lucia, a small town of 16,000 people surrounded by farmland, and cattle, and sheep ranches. >> nacho: i think that as a childhood, it was an incredible place to grow up. you know, like escaping and going fishing on the river, and it's pretty safe, you know, like the doors were always open. but i didn't feel like i fit in at all. and i needed to find a place and a way to express myself. we were raised -- it's very liberal, but at the same time it's conservative. as a teenager, it was kind of like, everything's the same, it just didn't feel that interesting and it wasn't fun as a teenager. >> anthony: his family own a dairy farm just outside of town. nacho's mother, gloria, runs the farm, along with his brother, lea

i bring that up? the arctic council as you no doubt are aware, denmark, norway, canada, the united states, and russia and other observer nations, china is one, helping to fund russia and their activities in the north, but my point is you can see four of those five nations are democracies. so if we look our line number two about strengthening alliances and partnerships, again the united states, canada, norway, denmark all nato allies, you can see that our approach is heavily involved with those allies when you look at the arctic council makeup. so the more that we work by, with, and through allies, including several, denmark and norway, that keep a very close eye on the north, we're in effect working in a coalition of sorts right now. it's no -- not a military coalition. senator murkowski: the arctic council specifically says that defense and defense strategies are not part of what they deal with. secretary mattis: that's correct. but at the same time russia has to confront the claims, for example, denmark and norway, where they contradict russian claims. i think there is still an advantage in the dip

i was the danish ambassador was visiting me and i said, how much would someone make at starbucks in denmark? he said, almost $20 to $22 an hour. my jaw dropped. i said, how is that possible? is it government prescribed? said, no. it's unions, strong union movements across other countries. it's not they discourage entrepreneurship or innovation. it's that they believe that working families should have the dignity to earn an honest living, that they can afford rent, that they can afford food, that they can afford health care, that they can afford a job. this is what f.d.r. talked about with the rights to have a job and health care and housing, that the positive rights were necessary to truly have freedom in american democracy. collective action raises the standard of living for everyone. and guess what, henry ford knew it and it led to economic growth. that's why he paid workers more. because he said someone's got to earn a living to buy the cars. if we don't have a middle class that can earn, then who's going to buy the iphones? who's going to buy the new cars and the teslas? who's going to

same thing in pole and, hungary, austria's manifested this, france and even germany has had this denmark, so i think the markets are looking at this saying oh,, you know, this is more of what we've been seeing and it's a little bit unnerving. >> it creates an interesting dynamic for our market for the u.s. market focused on stocks a lot today to be down but if you look at our bond market what's happening in the european debt today with money coming out of italian treasuries for example, with the italian 10 year now passing going in yield at least higher than the u.s. 10 year treasury note for the first time since i think last summer you have money coming into the u.s. and yields falling down, so the ramifications of that at least in the next few weeks with treasuries linked to mortgages, now mortgage rates which everybody assumed would keep going straight up and won't they'll stop a little bit maybe go down a little bit so how does that impact our markets our economy. >> and we confirm our market right now if you look at the. >> steve: 500. >> and also to get back to something john said too it