my lords, once again, i thank the noble lord for that contribution. the importance of tackling social media and some of the issues that arise on social media, in relation to hate crime, but specifically here, as we're speaking about anti—semitism. certainly in relation to that. he will also be aware of the globalisation of that particular problem, but what it is something the government is resolute on. the ukip peer lord pearson has faced further criticism for inviting the far right activi5t tommy robinson to lunch in the house of lords. lord pearson has been suggesting to peers that the uk should abandon the formal brexit proce55. the exchanges came at question time in the house of lords. can i ask if the government is where that many states, including the united kingdom, have unilaterally left international treatie5 some 225 times since 1945? so why do we feel bound by these clauses of article 50 when they are being used against us? and my lord5, if can't even the government see that... my second question. my lord5, can't. .. can't even the governme

see barnes & noble go because a lot of memories. >> barnes & noble did the same thing to the little mom and pop ones. >> full circle. >>> speaking of amazon, first new york city, now berkeley. according to the berkeley sign, signage went up this week for an amazon four-star store. it used to be a crate and barrel outlet. the concept store has thousands of items which receive four or five stars in customer reviews and the items and throughout the day actually based on the website. supply and demand thgoes. >>> "today in the bay," a look at the change in forecast for you. we're looking rain moving out here. >> yes. we are going to see ck out san jose in our temperature trend. it's going to tb pabe partly cl starting out in the low 70s. we'll get a look at the microclimates up next. >>> we're getting a look at the peninsula. 101 moves along smoothly. i am following a crash. i have an update for the santa cruz mountain incident. jose. it )s a good day to head to san >>> good thursday morning friday eve. taking a live look at san jose as we get started with this day moving through the work w

how to promote long term sustainable prosperity the twenty eight hundred noble economics prize goes to two scientists who explain the interaction between the economy technological innovation and global warming the. members ill stock market saws after a far right firebrand wins the first round of the presidential election promising sweeping economic reforms. and big fizzle and lets do business the noble economics prize is going to two americans and the topic is very current governments continuously encourage us to spend economies strive to grow and we'll have to be more productive but at what cost to the world we live in this next pair of economists has won the ana and quite a bit of cash for a search linking economic growth and global warming. awarding the prize to william nordhaus and paul romer the nobel committee said it was funnier in two economists who've been tackling the most urgent questions of our age climate change and sustainable economic growth this year's laureates have provided us with tools that are crucial for understanding how the economy interacts with nature and with

the issue about bacterial infections will remain with us, so in the new strategy between the noble lord of how we might tackle bacterial infections in the future, this could be brought by developing new antibiotics and developing drugs that deal with infections but do not produce resistance. i reassure the noble lord on that front, we have made really good progress actually in dealing with mrsa and c difficile in hospital acquired infections and the success unfortunately with e coli but there's a big part of driving down infections completely. the other part is about drug discovery and that's a big global action part of the 620 work we are taking forward to make sure we do have new classes of antibiotics to deal with these problems. and that debate in the lords brings us to the end of thursday in parliament, thank you for watching i do hope you canjoin me again on bbc parliament at 11pm on friday for the week in parliament. goodbye for now. hello there. the weather is dishing up something significantly colder than we've been used to of late as we head towards the weekend. the winds swit

and at this stage i'd like to welcome keith noble former cia opensource center chief and senior fellow at the jack j. gordon institute for public policy at florida international university and he joins us from miami florida that is it at lee is just miles away from plantation florida where the suspect was detained for. a very good evening. i want to start off first is there a sense of relief where you are feeling that this might be the end of the road very much so right now we have american law enforcement from the f.b.i. homeland security u.s. postal service marshals in the broward county sheriff's department all working together to collect all the appropriate follow up intelligence all signs are pointing that mr sar work alone we're still investigating in the next twenty four seventy two hours we'll find out more information but yes i believe all the residents here in south florida because the country are playing full that this person was quickly brought to justice and hopefully will get to the bottom of what sparked this and hopefully there will not be any copycat pipe bombers movin

about an acquisition of barnes & noble. it's really interesting from an investing standpoint and trying to jump into something with hopes of a buyout. that will compete directly there. it's a great way to lose money i think. doesn't even need those brick-and-mortar items. after destroyed barnes & noble business model is now going back to brick-and-mortar the way to invest in that space is through amazon and not barnes & noble. the new claim that china is trying to interfere in the 200018 and midterm elections. one the ceo is pushing the fda. with ultra rare diseases. it will take a look at biotech when we come back. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pi

as the noble lord has indicated, i have an interest to declare.tical masters as george brown and john stonehouse. laughter but on the serious issue the noble lord has raised, i agree entirely with what he hasjust said. i think 0liver robbins has the most difficultjob in the civil service. it is quite wrong that he should be the lightning conductor for those unhappy with the negotiations, and i deplore the anonymous allegation that he is following his own agenda against the wishes of ministers. those who do attack them are actually doing it rather like fake news, to undermine what the words or what they are saying, so could we ask the noble ministers, i'm sure he will, when he reaffirms the independence of the civil service, to urge those brexiteers to pay the ball and not the man? whatever one's politics, one should play the ball and not the man, and it is ministers who bear responsibility for any difficulties in negotiations, not civil servants. lord young. and finally, it is not unusual for ministers to come a cropper at the dispatch box, but it

shares of barnes & noble are surging 20% in premarket trading.t's important to note this company's market cap is below 500 million. the chain says it is exploring all of its strategic options after several parties expressed interest in buying the company that includes leonard riggio, the company's largest shareholder with about a 19% stake. barnes & noble said riggio is in favor of any transaction recommended bay special committee created by the board barnes and noble is the last publicly traded book chain but has been struggling with competition from amazon. sales in the last fiscal year fell 6%, and online sales remain weak falling 14% in the last quarter. management turmoil made the issues worse barnes & noble had five ceos since 2013 the latest fired in july in addition to reviewing options, barnes & noble is adopting a poison pill plan to prevent anyone from getting more than 20% of its shares >> thank you very much we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> now to your other top three top stories today. clo cloudera and hortonworks are surging. >>

the pope himself has gone on record as saying that business is a noble profession. and then continuing the sentence to say that if it's directed to those ends of serving the poor and allowing for the human flourishing from protecting the environment and also he especially pushes creating jobs because that's what will create people in the deepest poverty to escape that. the pope has a nuanced view is the right way to put it about business. but it can be directed to good and there's plenty of times where it's not. what the authors are saying what we need to do is set the rules of the big game up so that businesses directed to those noble ends that it can reach. >> host: is france's different than benedict or john paul ii? >> i do think there's continuity but important changes. let's compare john paul ii with francis. john fault paul the second grew up in poland under communism. he knew what that system could do and he wrote some of the encyclicals and writings that of our greatest support the church is ever given to the free market economy and he sees it as a way that

look at pennies, sears, bones on noble -- barnes & noble, got to go with the big online retailers, walmart, amazon, that is where the money is. stuart: check the big board, we are four minutes into the trading session and down 80 points, 86 to be precise, one third of 1%. verizon is offering severance packages to 44,000 workers. that is about a quarter of the workforce, a lot of people. it will cost, they want to cut costs by $10 billion. for some reason the market doesn't care for that. it is down a fraction. >> it was announced when they made the merger with time warner. stuart: tesla is just below $300 a share, down $1.80. the new york post reports the feds might investigate google over its android operating system. google is down this morning $12 lower, that is about 1% on the downside. then we have a european regulator, you might say they are at it again. netflix and amazon among other streaming companies will have to ensure at least 30% of their content is made in europe. cash grab? >> netflix said it would put in $1 billion towards its european or eu budget for next year but they ar

barnes & noble said it is forming a committee to look at offers to sell the company. even though it is the biggest book retailer in america, barnes and noble struggle to deal with online competition from amazon. struck the wall street journal reporting the nation's biggest mattress retailer, mattress firm, filed for bankruptcy. the company based in houston. it has more than 3000 locations around the country putting here in the bay area. mattress firm has faced challenges from online startups like casperparent company is also struggling with that. >>> more than 20 people are being laid off at the bayer drug company in berkeley. that is where bayer makes drugs for treating hemophilia. the company said e job cuts were necessary as it transitions to the next generation of hemophilia drugs. half of the 227 job cuts are immediate. the rest of the cuts will be made in the coming months. bayer is berkeley's second biggest employer after uc berkeley and when the layoffs are complete, bayer will have about 1100 employees left in berkeley. >>> a napa valley wine producer have ca

retail book market struggling survivor barnes and noble is reportedly considering a number of incoming invitations to sell among the suitors and a potential buyout of barnes and noble is their single largest shareholder lou lynn ardo leonardo i'm sorry radio who also serves as their executive chairman mr review is largely credited with building the original store location into a national chain mr rigaud was named as the likely buyer and similar past discussions they did back to two thousand and ten and two thousand and thirteen barnes and noble stock rose by more than twenty percent on reports of the sale but shares priced reminded remain below their past baselines held down by six percent drop in total sales for last year in the third quarter of this year the company's online sales fell by fourteen percent. and turning possible sales in the us book market to a possible merger in global mining peabody coal of st louis is reportedly in serious negotiations to purchase drummond international l.l.c. a major operator in colombia's call mining sector the talks center around a proposal for p

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hassenate in hawaii still the notion of the house of nobles. the house of representatives came from the house of commons. interesting fact for hawaii. our british common law -- our common law is british common law. we followed the british system before this. when you look at the common law of hawaii, people from north america say the common law is different. that is because we are actually british-based. the state of hawaii embraced the ideas of democracy. one of the most significant ones 1970's, hawaii adopted the prepaid health care later themany years central government copied and became obamacare. we have prepaid medical for everybody in hawaii. that was put in place in the early 1970's. president obama used it as the model to create the national healthcare system that was in place then and is trying to be dismantled them. we said whatever the federal government does, we would like to maintain what we originally have. we had it before the fed relation -- federal legislation. if it should go away, we want it to remain. hawaii was one of the

the nobles uprising offers them the opportunity to fight for their faith and against the catholics so many join the bohemian army. they still little suspect what awaits them. the men addict and monastery our lady victorious is a place of pilgrimage marking the first great battle of the thirty years of war. it lies on the white mountain at the time considered militarily impregnable. the bohemian army occupies the ridge for days as the imperial commanders debate whether to risk an attack. but then a monk brings them a desecrated image of the virgin. mary saying that the protestants had gouged its eyes out. this is their own little ball will bend for the last poster sloughed this is the moment immediately before the outbreak of the battle the here and the dominican where they are praying as though they were certainly acting with complete conviction for that because they wanted to save proc from being sacked in the winter and above all just wanted to save the catholic faith hoping that it will what does it all worth they did not realize that they were triggering the thirty years war. when

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so the party nobles in the old guards decided that wendell's utility was there. of a more imperial american foreign policy. and it's not henry wallace is. you do have a party as risible said. they are supporting a united front. and to some understanding of the complexity of the post war world. i'm sorry we don't have enough time to listen to this. the portrait that you wanted draw is that of a man who was described by one of roosevelt biographers as a man who ate too much, drank too much. and loved too much. it is a wonderful judgment. where is is like today. we are in a similar mass i think the democrats might think about nominating a republican i think there is a republican perhaps that might fit that bill. i think one thing we might do wilkie's lives with us. it's just on the wall outside. the building that was named for him. just on 40th street that housed the national headquarters. in freedom house was destroyed in the dead of night by a developer what was saved was the plaque that he head for him. he goes on the wall. an important momento of his extraordina

it's a power two thousand homes solar charger noble went online october fifth and hopes to expand to creating a hundred megawatts which could power up to about two hundred thousand homes with clean solar energy all at the fairly low cost of about one point two million dollars. and a player thought dad life grows from the sky that's amazing i like that rebirth all right all right that is our show period of day and remember gold in this world we're about to hold your love and love so i tell you all i love you i roll them to the top of the wall if people are watching those talks about the great day and that everybody. this is credible. they need to actually physically pulled it out of the ground you know well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. there's an issue. here in the. they were all sick you know or a hard work will work it's not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress and these men that outweigh t

of death beds, patient unwavering attention to the sick, letters written to the morning parents of noble sons. the general's voice cracked and tears began streaming down his cheeks. ulysses s grant could go no further. overcome with emotion he was helped to his seat amidst thunderous applause and sadly grants appearance that day was his last and public. in less than a year, throat cancer claimed the life. the united states christian commission to which grant referred was formed in november 1861. by representatives from several chapters of the young men's christian association or the ymca. ymca leaders at the start of the war viewed it as an unparalleled opportunity to convert young men to christ. the field of battle would become the field of ministry. today they are better known for basketball courts, swimming pools and maybe even an old disco song rather than its evangelism. showing my age. under the aegis of the christian commission they sought to coordinate efforts to administer to the needs of the union soldiers. although christian commission workers believed it was their duty to pro

barnes & noble.terday after the company announced they will consider a sale. this is something shareholders have been pushing for for quite some time. investors suggesting it is a well received possibility. >> i know there's been more bad news for sears holding ahead of the holidays as the company has announced that it is closing more stores. how many more closures are we looking for here and what does this mean for the company? >> so sears has been closing stores for a number of years now. hundreds of stores have closed. but unfortunately, not the end yet, as you say. according to.compa company fili they will look to close more sears and k-mart stores before christmastime. they have a number of debt repayments coming due, so it looks like more challenging times for sears. >> all right. and right before the holidays. thank you so much. >>> still to come axios's look at this morning's one big thing. >>> then on "morning joe," the fate of brett kavanaugh's nomination now in the hands of the senate. >>

now that we do have the conclusions of turkey's investigation, the question i would ask the noble lord the consequences promised by the foreign secretary? what further steps will the government take with our allies, to help bring those responsible for this murder to account? will the government accept that the uk's arms sales for use in the war in yemen must be suspended, pending a comprehensive un—led investigation? this is not a matter we can leave any longer to the saudi authorities. we talk about the importance of our economic relationship. that relationship is overwhelmingly dependent on arms sales, and i think the long—term questions hanging over that are who is dependent on whom when you have that sort of one side relationship? i share the deep concerns expressed by the noble lord collins, what i'm sure it is also shared by every single member of your lordship‘s house, about the details of what is unraveling. there has to be credibility in the saudi statement, that it absolutely clear. if we take back the account in recent weeks, what started as a denial has been translated into

i do absolutely recognise the strength of feeling from noble lords particularly in relation to thoseves. lord armstrong worked for sarenren bazee in downing street. the operation spent two years in 1,000,000 and a half pounds conducting a whole range of interviews of those that had noted him or work for him. and it is not a stupid of evidence to support allegations of child abuse. very dodgy evidence and at times justice was injected into the situation and now this would be the time to do that. the minister again rejected the idea that the government should intervene. labour has attacked a government plan to sell almost £4 billion of the english student loan book. the shadow education secretary brought a message the commons to make an urgent statement. she said the government had snuck out the plan the night before and demanded to hear the reasoning behind the policy. mr carrier stagette it any justification for this policy with selling off an asset to fly this government's tolerable position on national data? with nearly £1 billion lost in their sale can he tell us just how low the

hawaii still has the notion of the house of nobles. the house of representatives came from the house of commons. interesting fact for hawaii is that our common law is actually british common law because we were independent and we followed the british system before that. when you look at common law in hawaii, people from north america would say, the common law is different, because we are actually british based. the beginning of statehood for hawaii, the embrace the idea of democracy and one of the most significant ones was the early 19 centuries, hawaii adopted the health care act, which many years later, the federal government copied and it became obamacare. prepaid medical for everyone in hawaii and i was put in place in the 1970's. president obama used this as a model to create the national healthcare system that was in place then and is trying to be dismantled now. we wouldave said is like to maintain we originally had. we had it before the federal legislation and if it should go away, we want it to remain. hawaii was one of the fi

in april of nineteen eighty six churn noble nuclear power plant and pretty out ukraine had what is known as the world's worst nuclear disaster in world history the meltdown in reactor four and the subsequent radiation that has made a ninety mile radius around the reactor uninhabitable for humans for about the next twenty thousand years but two european energy companies have found a way to use the land and the power infrastructure still there to help charcoal gold go solar then use. solar farm is being constructed just a few hundred feet from reactor four and currently can produce about one megawatt power which is about enough for about two thirds of our two thousand homes solar charm noble went online october fifth and hopes to expand to creating one hundred megawatts which could power up to about two hundred thousand homes with clean solar energy all at the fairly low cost of about one point two million dollars. in a player thought dad life grows from the sky that's amazing i like that rebirth all right all right that is osho freedom day and remember gold in this world we are about to h

i completely agree with the noble lady of course.n a number of different media and soil is one of them, as well as the air. that's why public health england is keen to see the results from the professor's work and she herself has said that it is not yet finished. we do need to see that and that is one of many pieces going on. but if there are any concerns, that they are spotted and dealt with before they turn to public health threats. the minister has indicated that we should wait for the formal publication of her report. however, she has briefed officials in a variety of agencies about dangers that she thinks are apparent. the minister said that public health england had asked to see the professor's report and reassured him that no one was waiting around for information. the work and pensions secretary has been told the government's flagship welfare programme is forcing women into prostitution. ministers are under growing pressure over the roll out of universal credit which combines six working age benefits into one payment. labourf

by replacing the need for viruses with non viral technology that is very rapidly to noble and precise all right and go a little bit deeper now i mean how do you actually do that so all cells have receptors receptors or these proteins that are on the membrane of the cell hanging out on the outside for different molecules to bind to so for example many people are familiar with sarah tone and serotonin has sarasota receptors so extending that idea if you know that a neuron has a given set of receptors and an immune cell has a given set of receptors those are softer as to not necessarily overlap so if you know what the receptors are you can design a law against that bind to the receptors hence the name of our company like kendall what we figured out is that we can take these log and bytes of the receptors and couple them to the gene therapy or gene out of think when they find the cell in the form of these particles sticking to a cell so just for scale and you know particle is around one hundred nanometers a cell is anywhere between ten thousand and one hundred thousand and eight meters so

can i remind the noble lord that we have never said exactly said when this would come into force. with the excellent list of other good news that came out of the budget yesterday, we are now able to provide clarity on the reduction to £2, which will help to stop extreme losses for those who can least afford them. the answer to the noble lord's question about why is to allow enough time for businesses to readjust. we are talking about a good numberofjobs here. the association of british bookmakers has ascertained that there are about 21,000 jobs and 4,500 businesses. we think that that is a slight exaggeration, but we are talking about big numbers. many of us who have been speaking and campaigning on this issue were appalled yesterday to hear about the further time that it will take to implement this. these machines are predominantly found in the poorest areas. the research is quite clear: they cause huge poverty. on top of that, it is estimated that every day between one and two people commit suicide for gambling— related reasons. that is not only a huge social cost; it is a massi

in one sense, the goals were quite noble, there were still vast european colonies in the far east. white people still controlled way too much of asia, the philippines, dutch east indies, singapore, hong kong, and on and on. and the japanese objected strongly to that. they thought asians ought to run asia. the problem with their noble goal was they thought they should be the asians running everyone else. [laughter] so, the oil embargo was certainly a fact. -- certainly a factor. japan in its southwest move was hoping to obtain the great oil reserves that were in dutch east indies. today it's indonesia. so, the oil embargo was definitely a major factor at that time. but i think you can safely argue if they hadn't embargoed oil. would japan have behaved? i doubt it. >> one last question. >> sorry about that. [applause] >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hour nine-week series is available as a podcast. you can fi

questions so the timing is just right thank you very much for coming in today this year's winners of the noble economics prize as you heard there william nordhaus and pull roma thank you very much obama research a school for on princeton and it changes to fight global warming the international energy agency is issued its annual report it says even though the share of green energy is growing around the world by twenty four he renewals will account for only eighteen percent of the energy use well short of the agency's sustainability target . renewables will be the fastest growing part of the global elec tricity sector the report says they'll provide almost a third of power demand in twenty twenty three up from about a quarter in twenty seventeen renewables currently make up more than thirty percent of germany's energy makes us almost forty percent of the country's energy needs are still met by burning coal and thirteen percent comes from atomic power stations compared to about a third from a nubile energy like wind and solar power. and other sources top up the rest of the energy mix. for less re

this seed of power for the future next to the sarcophagus of powers past chair noble built in a contaminated area which remains largely uninhabitable these solar panels produce enough energy to power two thousand apartments. and this is just. this is. just wrong. in april night in eighty six a botched test at reactor number four at the soviet plant sent clouds of nuclear material billowing across europe and forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate the total death toll and long term health effects remain a subject of debate. the one megawatt solar plant is a joint project by ukrainian company rodina and germany's in a park arche investment in renewables in ukraine is growing sharply in just. between january and september more than five hundred megawatts of renewable power capacity was added in the country that's more than twice as much as in twenty seventeen according to government figures. in the last reactor was stopped in the year two thousand it seemed as though that was it generation of power has died on this platform and this will never generate energy again but now we're seeing a

how to promote long term sustainable prosperity the twenty noble economics prize goes to two scientists to explain the interaction between economy technological innovation and global warming. the international energy agency says renewable energies going to solo to meet climate goals with carbon emissions actually growing for the second year in iraq. this is your business update on how it all free i'm glad you could join me and i will economics prize is going to two americans and the topic is very current governments continuously encourage us to spend economies strive to grow and we all have to be more productive at what cost to the world we live it well this next pair of economists has won the honor on quite a bit of cash for research linking economic growth and global warming awarding the prize to william nordhaus and paul romer the nobel committee said it was honoring two economists who've been tackling the most urgent questions of our age climate change and sustainable economic growth this year's laureates are provide us with tools that are crucial for understanding how the economy i

precisely, japan's noble mission. ladies and gentlemen, as i was preparing this address i created a new but modest program. at the beginning of 2019 we will invite to japan approximately ten elementary and junior high school teachers from the gaza strip. this will be the first such group and will continue to invite teachers annually. teachers who find themselves in japan, a place of different for them both culturally and historically. we will naturally put the situation in gaza and the middle east into a wider perspective, enable them to see their home towns and regions anew. such an experience should somehow work in a unique way as a solace to them. it goes without saying that for peace, that must be made on both sides. but hopefully this program of hours will in part a means of hope to the teachers from gaza and the children in their care. once, 20 years past it will be 200 teachers who will have experienced visiting japan. the number of students taught by then will number in the thousands. i look forward to that da

noble store vocational school is located in brooklyn and spandau district about two thousand trainees attend classes here they're studying to be masons and surveyors cabinetmakers and mechanics this is where they learn the theoretical basics of their jobs. today in the plasterers class they're covering technology they learn about restoring plaster and make up lists of materials. be a good high buy is a trained construction engineer who's been teaching at the vocational school for twenty five years. that's here mama what we're doing here is working on a kind of educational superstructure letting them know in general what's special about the companies we then move on to handling materials for example because if i know why certain things are the way they are then i'll have more confidence when i'm working i access. here not just the combination of theory and practice learning and application that's what makes germany's vocational training system a dual one. it's also what sets it apart companies and government vocational schools often cooperate with one another over decades there are few

party declined we don't hear a peep out of my colleagues on the other side with a few notable and noble exceptions. he's learning the norms of america. he's so degrading the way people treat each other. it's pathetic and it does damage to the republic unless his own party members or others close to him speak up. a credible courageous woman to relieve the first night -- the worst night of her life because a duty to come forward. we know thousands of women who are hurt and afraid to come forward mainly because they thought they would be ridiculed just as presidents trump appallingly and despicably did last night. doctor ford's actions took courage from a woman that admitted that she was terrified to speak in public about her very private pain and trauma i had been disappointed by the comments before but this is a new low. president donald trump should apologize immediately. now my colleagues on the other side if more of the common, spend their time blaming democrats even though we have no say in the delay we know what they will do. the president is tearing down the norms that built this c

rewarding research rob climate change the twenty eight team noble economics prize goes to two scientists from the united states who explain the interaction between the economy technological innovation and the climate and brazil's presidential election is heading for a runoff what's on board those mines well pretty much every aspect of the economy. i'm christopher caldwell welcome to the program and this year's nobel prize for economics has been awarded to two researchers for their work on climate change and innovation us economists william nordhaus and paul romer receive the award for integrating innovation and climate with economic growth the royal swedish academy of sciences said along with the prize the researchers were receiving nine million swedish kronor or one million u.s. dollars you can almost prize is not formally a nobel prize as it was created by the swedish central bank in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine in memory of alfred nobel. well for more i'm joined by martha overcome on my colleague from d.w. business model william nordhaus and paul romer are the winners tell us

barnes & noble has 600 stores.s down 6% in the last were quarter. >>> when amazon announced it was raising minimum wage for all workers this week, there was fine print. the deal to pay people $15 an hour also includes cuts. warehouse workers will no longer receive bonuses on productivity and stocks. >>> trading gets under way this morning. you can see we are down a bit. 77 points. happening today, a familiar roar over many parts of the bay area. >>> the blue angels will practice over the skies of san francisco from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. then tomorrow, saturday, and sunday, you'll see the airshows from noon to 4:00 p.m. it's all part of san francisco's fleet week. >>> and there are plenty of other fleet weeks going on. a skwrerpbt's art exhibit opens at 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 to 8:00 tonight, honor our fallen concert. and tours at pier 30. and 32nd street brass band at city college at noon. >> i've been seeing that on my drive in. it looks awesome. >> impress itch. i would love to see the technology. it's going to be g

. >> yours and elon musk's >> yes barnes and noble, we talked about this at top of the show.hares are up 20% in premarket trading. it's important to note the company's market cap is below 5$500 million the klain says chain says it isg options after several parties have expressed interesting in owning the company that includes leonard riggio, the company's largest shareholder with about a 19% stake. barnes & noble said riggio is in favor of any transaction recommended bay special committee created by the board barnes and noble is the last publicly traded book chain but has been struggling with competition from amazon. sales in the last fiscal year fell 6%, and online sales remain weak falling 14% in the last quarter. management turmoil made the issues worse barnes & noble had five ceos since 2013 sounds like ge the latest was fired in july for violating company policies in addition to reviewing options, barnes & noble is adopting a poison pill plan to thwart any potential hostile bid by preventing any party from accumulating more than 20% of its shares you figure they -- we go

this mantle the system in advance of the elections so there's still more to come on this right keith noble for my cia open source center bureau chief a real pleasure to have you with us on d w thank you so much. let's all take a look at some of the stories making news around the wide india's opposition congress party has had an angry protests in the captain daily over allegations of corruption and bribery linked to the government the issue has plunged the country's chief investigative agency the c.b.i. into collision course with the government the country's supreme court to score for a fifth investigation to resolve the dispute. by land by sea and by air around fifty thousand military personnel from thirty one nato allies engaging in the largest war game exercises in decades the various maneuvers will take place over the course of nearly three weeks stretching from the baltic sea to iceland critics say the war games could increase tensions between russia and its nordic neighbors. japanese prime minister shinzo abi is in china for the first official visit in seven years against a backdrop o

even if he were still alive how would i be able to find him no more noble. if her son is indeed buried here the noise really says she would be heartbroken but at least it would give her closure she says and finally some peace of mind. and meyer who produced that report for us joins us now from madrid good morning natalia possibly tens of thousands of babies stolen from their mothers over decades why has it taken so long for anyone to be convicted of this crime. see i think for decades there had not been much awareness of the problem as some people knew that there was something strange going on but there was actually a refusal to accept that this was a crime and very large scale oh you have to take into consideration that the perpetrators knew very well that they were committing it for a lot of documentation has been destroyed actually in the in the case that we've seen in the report the doctor and who was accused closed his clinic in the mid eighty's he destroyed all documentation all the earth pretty serious and all documentation that was there so it was ac

themselves socialist because they think it's important help other people and that charitable impulse is noble but it doesn't translate into a political program or an economic program and so there's a huge gap in there that they haven't thought through you know there's been there's you know can i interrupt for a second yeah because you know you know a lot of politics based on virtue ok and it turned into doubt talent airiness go ahead gavin guy and daniel you need to go with the person you will have seen. you know i do know what that. is the latest news in the progress. that arsenal boys and you know you have probably just was going to say. lyricists recently stewart yeah. it does. was. was was. was. was. was. was was was. was was was. was . india defies the threat of u.s. sanctions by signing a deal with russia to buy. the defense system. secret service are allowed to break the law if it prevents a big drop in. the west it sounds a russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service exposing alleged campaign of cyber attacks around the world including on the international chemical weapons. it is mi