but energy producers like nordics in rostock are set up to serve domestic customers. our generators are of course relatively heavy these components that we deliver way many tons so we want to produce them close to where they'll be standing that's the way it is the delivery chain leads to where the markets are and unfortunately those markets aren't in germany anymore all the other markets are doing relatively well but the german market is at an absolute low point. the moment. absolutely on the. other when technology suppliers like send me on hand to declare insolvency the german wind energy association says politics are threatening a growth market. that's and this is the washington of the art of german engineering is anchored here we are world market leaders but we're in the process of eliminating this opportunity at home the german market is losing its relevance there's no reason to try and be active here or to employ workers at the levels that are needed instead i go to markets where i can sell my goods. which man upsets. that's exactly what energy company nordics di

and that's exactly what energy company nordics did. the company has just won large contracts in turkey. we suffered for years in germany at one point we realized we had to start exploring new territory the losses at home could be regained in other markets on the matter doesn't mean. german projects such as this wind farm in northern germany are rare for nordics these days 97 percent of their orders come from all around europe scandinavia and america but also new markets like india. now if you're interested in the future of mobility the rwandan capital kigali is the place to be this week the africa drawing for is underway just start ups and engineers are attending the event hosted by one government the focus is on identifying business opportunities experts expect the drug market to be worth well over $4000000000.00 in the next few nights not its infrastructure. and security. and golly d.w. susanna kraus spoke to 2 drone experts about how africa's skies could soon change we are here with. a knife who is the unicef leader of the african d

the author of the nordic theory of everything. thank you.hey elected socialism is almost a bad word. an insult or a curse, i think they can face and of the figures. if you look on your screen now. in theory ever since i have been here i have gone along election campaigns and politicians one after have to be at where especially if it isa have to be at where especially if it is a terrible thing. you can see that and be opinion polls excel and be opinion polls if someone calls himself a socialist i don't have a help getting elected. it is more nuanced than that. what looking at what americans want to do for the event they want increasing in public spending. 72% of americans won an increase in spending on education. health care issues, the majority of people want more money spent. people did not like at the label specialist. i did not like that may bear a specialist. i did not like that may beara in some specialist. i did not like that may bear a in some ways american is an entrepreneurial country. they want that. in a way you look finish model

‘s where they we re of in the nordic ‘s where they were basically paying you to have kids.s working out having had three children, how financially better off i would be and actually considered having more. thank you so much for your timejustin, on the briefing. and thank you too for your company as well. join the conversation, at the #. stay with us here on bbc news — so much more to come. i tweeted at the reality check story this morning and others as well. have a lovely day and i will see you soon. hello there. we have a number of severe flood warnings still in force across parts of the country and particularly in england and we have more rain in the forecast, which is going to exacerbate this issue. the met office has yellow warnings for rain in parts of wales, north—west england and south—west scotland. these areas seeing quite a lot of rain by the time we end thursday. this is the pressure chart. you can see this weather front responsible for bringing the rain to the north and the west of the country. a slow—moving feature but as we head through the course of thursday,

liz: when you say that he doesn't understand the nordic model, the washington post would agree, it'ssting bernie for misleading his supporters and bernie socialist model. he praises communism, just as past year he's been citing the nordic model, they do not have the taxes bernie wants, they don't have inheritance taxes or wealth taxes. they don't have the minimum wage, they do have high taxes on the poor which bernie wants. he wants to raise the minimum wage but jolting the high taxes on the port and middle class. that's what they're in sync with. he's in sync with what scandinavian countries do. >> here's your explanation, this is why all he ever does, wave his hands around in shout and get red in the face and if anybody asks him about details, he will not tell you so he either does not know or it's a kind of dirty little secret that the liberal, washington post is calling him out on. why would the liberal washington post do that, going by jeff bezos, the richest man in the world, maybe he doesn't like the idea bernie sanders seizing power that would take amazon fortune away. for th

number one, nordic countries are not socialist. i used to buy into that. we look at it carefully, it's not h true. their free enterprise. the average corporate tax rate in an nordic countries around 21%. they don't have a minimum wage. sweden, they have universal school choice for everybody. they have a big welfare state, but -- and they have high taxes -- but they are not socialist countries. what they're talking what is nationalizing health care. that's 20% -- over 20% of our economy. nationalizing energy through the green new deal. that's another significant percentage. they talk about th controlli you would nationalize 60% of your economy. >> sean: the u.s. as we know it, which is creating a standard of living and advance the human condition more than any single country under capitalism and the entire world and the creation of man, we would literally default under these plans. but thank you for being with us, senator. good to see you. tonight, i want you to listen closely. if you do care about constitutional governments, if you care about the rule of l

what socialistic elements do the nordic countries have and to the extent they have those things they are more socialistic than we are and to the extent we don't have of the things we're more capitalistic, and unions could be the same. what is socialistic but them and what isn't? that's how i prefer to think about these things. >> whoa you have been able to make that point if we didn't have the lightning around. >> the lightning round has value. >> thank you. there are issues that are slightly less directly economic, antiwar, criminal legal reform, qur liberation, climate mitigation and yet socialis are working on that and it's not about workers opening the means of production. why do socialist work on other causes. >> that's why i start from the socialivity it thicks and the feeling of solidarity. i you've go to the very narrow definition of, like, worker ownership of the means of production you miss a ton of what the dhsa is working on, what con at the program socialists care about which is more than just worker ownership, but you can-if you think but the socialistic ethic, to which

they like to compel themselves to nordic countries. nordic countries are not socialist. i used to buy into that. it's not true. they have free enterprise. the average corporate tax rate is around 21%. they don't have a minimum wage in sweden. they have universal school choice nor everybody. so a big welfare state but -- and high taxes but they're not socialist. they're talking about nationalizing healthcare. nationalizing energy through the green new deal. another significant percentage. they talk about the sec controlling the internet. think about how our economy is run through there. you've nationalized 60, 70% of the economy and who knows what other areas. >> sean: the u.s. as we know it which has created a standard of living and advanced the human living condition under capitolism would be -- we would literally default. thanks for being here. if you care about constitutional governments and the rule of law, equal justice, equal application of our laws, you have to pay attention. we have a case, extradition case in london as we speak. julian assange is facing extradit

it doesn't exist in the nordic model. they have co-pays and deductibles in canada. in nordic system they have half the population of l.a. county in scandinavia. final word tim. then we got to go. >> thank you. this is the brand of big government socialism that bernie sanders is advocating. there is no question about it. it is not just health care. it is the "green new deal." he is the front-runner. he is the intellectual leader of the democrat party today. liz: tim, great to see you. come back soon. >> great to see you. liz: next story coming up, susan rice on the stage with john bolton at vanderbilt university last night, susan rice said, if she had first-hand knowledge of gross abuse of presidential power, she would testify. so why didn't john bolton. here is the thing. susan rice has been accused of gross abuse of power. we'll break it down coming up. (woman) no matter what business you are in, digital transformation never stops. verizon keeps business ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business... (second man) virtualize their operations..

bandicoots nordic to. have 2 hours in this way down to dogs and so hard not to see the number decide to stick the rock last day i was. inside and i was among the closest then by that of the folks decide i was going to be a total public and also be counted and counted over most of the time on the motion to have said. let's not long for this little bit of more but overman i'm not confided that might come out of less than what i'm saying we're going on the kind of the way. things are. because of it all the truths of the double to the dark so it doesn't but i'd let my daughter know i had to defend the struggle still . it was some time ago is that the tag group chose this square in which to dance but this is a path particularly challenging simply tend not to music guy but syria is different even. in the taqiyya where there was no street to street fighting during the war people seem to have conflicting feelings about performance a slight there. i don't know if you guys are indeed going to face this and go or not

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ballack itself nordic to. close in this way got to dog through hard luck the faith in the mother decide this moment then walk up to a power and open this door open if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his own way. to. the floor luke and the fee was out of his will to see what it called the ability to pick it up. but i think it is this is the funds that is all come food stuffs. trade and investment to become bills to development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the investor chapter of a trade agreement is about something very different but what one investment leads to toxic manufacturing that destroys sacred sites all the environment. that means local communities that are being poisoned with a object if they do anything that the company feels is interrupting their profits they can be sued. the nationals are taking on the whole nation philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop tour of the way from impl

and so the nordic men spend a whole day moving from one appointment to the next everywhere they go there celebrate and celebrate themselves like here at the epic shetland museum. the festival's origins probably lie in the 19th century back then many christmas and new year's celebrations ended in riots much to the dismay of older and habitants therefore they came up with a festival to be held at the end of january. the viking theme came into being over time today there's a strict choreography. the actual highlight of the op kelly all begins after sunset when all the street lights in the rick are turned off the torchlight procession marches through the town led by the biking chief moose carried in a self made long bow. at the end the boat is set on fire. the construction of the ship took 6 months and after a few minutes it's engulfed in flames but the yarrow squads mission isn't over yet . oh yes well we could start that on the holes of both of us now you've got to look at whole sort of thing it's goodish about 7 the moment. even if it takes all night these men will enjoy every 2nd as they

100 participants will accept intruding evolve course for her this is the perfect way to enjoy the nordic winter the 2nd there are even me climbing into the icy river and swimming. and my gold medal of course even if nobody else in our age groups ram it down and still it was fun you'd think it. was. the old. cool. logo the old cat. in the. new york mock in sweden is one of a cultural centers for the samei the indigenous people of sup may. caterina m.p. is a well known musician and artist here in winter she spends a lot of her time sketching. the 39 year old is samir sup may used to be referred to as lapland and its people were called laps but like most samir kuntar arena rejects these terms as disrespectful like many of her peers she rediscovered her cultural roots. proper want to walk when my grandmother died i didn't know where i belonged or what i really wanted that's many of my classmates went to stockholm to find a good job there yes that my inner voice told me no that isn't for you so you're 14 so i moved back home so this is where i belong i moved back and haven't regretted it for

two projects, one is designating global neo-nazi organizations as ftos, collateral zab battalion, nordic resistance, national action and sonic creek. the second is the raise the bar act. should be an innovative partnership between the department of homeland security as well as a university and trusted flaggers to on a quarterly basis measure how well social media companies fulfill their own codes of conduct as it relates to getting terrorist content off of their platforms. these are two pieces of legislation that we would like to actively work with you on, and i believe based off your testimony it seems as if they are much needed. would you agree? >> absolutely agree. >> 100%. as someone working abroad right now and watching these movements grow, watching these populous movements go from the margins to now as acceptable -- acceptable movements within some of these countries, they are communicating here, they are working with some of our players here, our actors. so i think there's more of a need now than ever. >> i want to speak more to the global nature of this and start to disabuse our

and i mean i was going to the highest the mcconnell swaying for both successes 5 because bandicoots nordics to it i'd have to watch in this way down to dog so hard not to think of the mother disappeared the same moment the walk like they are. in such animals among the closest thing by the dogs to saddam was going to be a total public comment also an accountant caught up in most of the time on the machine to have said. let's not long for this lizard and more but on the north korean side of that mike and i'm not. like that was something being born on the kindest way. things are today. yes i was at it all last weeks of the bubble to the dot so if possible i'd live model and i could have been this fabulous. it was some time ago that the dad group chose this square in which to dance it doesn't appear particularly challenging simply 10 up to me say i'm a guy but syria is different even in the taqiyya where there was no street to street fighting during the war people seem to have conflicting feelings about performance place like this. you know why don't you guys there and the game is the way thing

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an article the prime minister of norway said that the american dream is more achievable in these nordiccountries. i think that we can prove to ourselves that we are the place for the american dream, the human dream, where everybody should have their fight, there say, equal rights, equal pay, a place where their future will be allowed to go on without climate change. we have people fighting corporate billionaires. we need to have a grassroots campaign to bring back the senate and stop the donald trump from perverting our democracy. [cheers] [applause] steyer?dy for tom they couldn't hear you. >> is anybody here for tom steyer? >> elizabeth. >> elizabeth warren. [applause] [cheers] are we ready to make history tonight, iowa? [cheers] elizabeth warren has a plan for that. she has a plan to fight corruption, to make big, structural change, and shatter the glass ceiling once and for all! with just a two cent tax on wealth of people with more than $50 million, we can get universal childcare, universal pre-k, we can cancel student loan debt, we can provide free college tuition. she has importa

should consider taking a controlling interest in the 2 nordic companies ericsson is a swedish company nokia is based in finland it's also worth noting that barr is a former general counsel of cell phone carrier verizon communications which is also a big customer of ericsson and nokia or right now this is just a floated idea that may not have any merit but if it were to take shape the more likely candidate would be ericsson as the company does not have any state ownership the finland government actually holds a 3.8 percent stake in nokia of course all of this is again an attempt to weaken wall way meanwhile wall way itself. partnering with a number of others chinese cell phone carriers to build a new operating system in order to completely abandon google's android system during the summer which played out part of the story is google's correspondence there is a month of thanks for being here thanks for having me all right so let's talk a little about this because the idea here is that we're going to see wall way and other chinese companies abandon the n. word operating system is that th

recently read article read that the prime minister of norway said the american dream is more people in nordicountries and i think we can that everybody should have their fight, equal pay for their future will be allowed. we have people fighting corporate billionaires fighting against us and we need to have a grassroots campaign to bring back the senate and stop donald trump from perverting our democracy. stier -- tom steyer? elizabeth warren? are we ready to make history? elizabeth warren has a plan to fight corruption, make big structural change and saturday last ceiling once and for all. universalget childcare, universal pre-k, spencer -- cancel student loan debt, provide free college tuition and to end gerrymandering, in citizens united once and for all. our democracy should not be for sale or anybody else and elizabeth warren has the phrase and energy to fight and win. we welcome you all to join elizabeth warren tonight. >> the last to be heard from is andrew yang. >> i'm here with the yang campaign. for theeen volunteering better half of the last year for discoveredgn and i yang in a con

completely contradictory to the rest of his message and to the country, the nordic countries that have the similar systems that he wants to implement. they don't have immigration systems like this for a reason. it's insane and you can't pay for it. >> tucker: there's no country on planet earth that has or ever had or will ever have as far as i can tell the immigration system that he's calling for. does he understand -- there's a market for universal healthcare. there is according to the polls. you can't do that without tight border controls. he as knowledged that? >> in 2015, he said open brothers is a right wing koch brothers proposal and completely impossible and would destroy the concept of a nation. what did you just lay out? the legal implications for the things that he wants to implement are an effective rush on the u.s. border and then he wants time mement social services. from a pure practical perspective. how is it possible we're supposed to deliver healthcare to the entire illegal immigrant population, plus the u.s. population when we can barely deliver it to our population a

bernie would always tout nordic countries. explain if that would be called racist or not, because they are touting modernist nordic nations as an ideal that we should follow. one person called about denmark being the happiest place on earth, according to polls. there was a 60 minutes segment about that 20 years ago, i still remember that, and because at the time denmark was a small population of a few million, totally 100% and homogenous, and develop- and they did these wonderful socialist utopias, but because of their homogenousness. the foundation of trust. that is changing with the modernization of denmark. stockholm is the rate capital of the west. thece with their problem, stupidity of bringing in all those refugees. they are ruining that. here is the thing i want to point out. bernie is living in a microcosm of denmark. vermont, if anyone has ever been there, it is like you are in bavaria. it is almost a 100% white little place filled with a bunch of all the hippies -- bunch of balding hippies. this fairytale stuff works

we'll check the early trade in europe seeing red as well all pretty much down, in line 1.5% some nordicarkets in the green, but for the most part, red across the european continent. let's check out asia it was a bit mixed as well the shanghai composite was actually positive, but the hang seng in hong kong move to the downside and half percentage point to move down that brings us to our top story this earning month china is set to start getting back to work though businesses across the country remain closed today despite the government's efforts to restart the economy after extended holiday break over the coronavirus 910 people are now dead, making the outbreak deadlier than the sars epidemic in 2003. more than 40,000 worldwide are also infected. the ripple effects across the business landscape are continuing as well factories operated by foxconn, china's largest employer and apple contractor, remain closed after chinese authorities reportedly rejected its proposal to resume operations, citing fears over that outbreak now, this as e-commerce giant alibaba said it's extending its holiday

think he has gone back to sweden now but i just thought if we haven't already brought some of our nordic colleagues here to learn from the birthplace of vision zero, everything they've learned in their journey towards achieving. >> he was conducting a workshop at sfmta most of the morning today. >> great. >> great. >> so can we bring that to the board as a discussion at some point to learn from our nordic colleagues. >> maybe we should take a trip. >> ok. >> i think we're done with the director's report and we can move on to our next item. >> >> clerk: advisory council report. madam chair, i do not see the cac council members here so they'll be no report. move on to item 9. this is an opportunity for members of the public to address the board on matters that within the jurisdiction of the sfmta. we'll start with joel and followed by robin crop and bob finebaum are our first three speakers. >> i'm crossing guard at 19th and juno and a member of the bargaining committee for seiu. during our negotiations, the city had a sign that said safe and clean streets. they're one of the highest prior

programs that have brought decades of prosperity in this country, so he is really trying to emulate the nordicdinavian model, which makes him an advocate for social democracy, which is totally different. in many ways, that is literally saving capitalism. it hasn't destroyed it. it has actually saved actually saved capitalism when you think of programs like medicare, medicaid, social security. those are important programs that are creating an important social safety net, and he is basically saying, "expand that." they need to r-e-l-a-x. relax. >> harris: i have another one for you. j-you-and-e, the 13th of 1991. look it up on c-span and you will see where he talks about sweetest socialism and all that. then go ahead and google how it didn't work out for him. anyway, before i go to this next bit, i want to get a quick word from you, not. >> this is completely wrong. as we all know, those new deal and great society programs were based on people, americans, paying into those projects. it was fuzzy math, and eventually those programs were all underfunded, but it was all about you paying taxes. payi

liz: you don't believe him saying i am following the nordic model. >> no.not saying nicolas maduro of venezuela should step down. >> of course not. liz: thank you for watching. we had a jam packed hour. lou dobbs is next. [♪] lou: good evening, president trump addressing the crooked cops and just the is department today who tried to overthrow him. he tweeted, there must be justice. this can never happen to a president or our country again. the justice department appears to be spiraling out of control. attorney general william barr has yet to bring any official to justice. now a report that barr is complaining again about the president's tweets. even threatening to quit over them, according to those

the socialism i want is nordic countries.how great the soviet union was, how great cuba was. i'm just talking about literacy. that is smoke screen. has even been to sweden or denmark or any other places? charles: didn't honeymoon in them that's for sure. >> exactly. charles: sanders defending his position on cube but israel where he trained extreme harsh criticism on bibi netanyahu take a lesson. >> what i happen to believe, sadly, tragically in israel, through bibi netanyahu you have reactionary racist who is now running that country. and i happen to believe -- i happen to believe, that what our foreign policy in the middle east should be about is absolutely protecting the independence and security of israel but you cannot ignore the suffering of the palestinians people. charles: one of the loudest applause lines of the evening. i'm shocked. i mean -- >> i'm not but you know, this is coming to a head for the democrats. i think it has been heading in that direction for a long time. the democrats have to really decide whether

this completely contradictory to the rest of his message enter the country, the nordic countries, thatthe similar style social systems which he wants to implement. they don't have immigration systems like this on, for a reason. because it's insane and you can't pay for that. >> tucker: there's no country on planet earth that has or has ever had or will ever have, as far as i can tell, the immigration system is calling for. does he understand it -- i think there's a market for universal health care. there certainly is according to the polls. if you literally can't do that without tight border controls. has he ever acknowledged it? >> 2015 he said open brothers is a -- polk brothers proposal and brthat it was completely impossible -- what did you just play out? the legal applications for what he wants to implement are an effective rush on the u.s. border and then he wants to implement social services. just from a pure practical perspective, how was it even possible we are supposed to deliver health care to the entire illegal immigrant population, plus the u.s. population when we can bare

the barrier to intro whether from nordic track and sole cycle. >> i obviously work out a lot. i'm just telling you -- >> it's funny everyone laughed. >> i would tell you it's interesting because i was doing a class on the tread this morning and the instructor said if you are not on a peloton bike, to your point this recurring, the streaming thing is interesting is that all the fwis get into process sole cycle will have an app soon. all that competition is coming at the end of the day if this is the printer, ink model it may be a tough one here. >> moving to qualcomm, the stock in the red after hours and contessa brewer following us. >> 5g has been the driver behind development and investment on the call there is intense focus on the buildup of 5g internet and anticipated demand. analysts want to know are the high expectations realistic? but of course coronavirus is dominating the conversation. and the cfo says there is significant uncertainty around what the outbreak does to the supply chain and what it does for demand forehead sets they are spending a lot of time on this. ceo

social democracy refers to the policy framework of nordic countries of many years ago. the u.s.n to rein in concentrated market power. workers need a greater voice in the market must be readily did, not sidelined. that is a wonderful essay on the theories of senator sanders. lester is a principle of government relations and has dealt with republican politics, particularly of the illinois flavor over the years and is part of the faculty at john hopkins university. managing superly tuesday and the latino vote in texas. delver me with a republican view, the democratic socialism of the gentleman from vermont to the latinos of texas. >> i think a big part of this is bernie has momentum. he's got excitement. people like him. he is a charismatic guy and he has a simple message that resonates and he has blown away the moderates in the democratic field and i think that is resonating with white voters and increasingly with african-american voters and now with hispanic americans as we saw. tom: how do you respond to the idea that he is a democratic party trump and that the president ran ar

so you can have these great high minded nordic social democratic conversations but it's a dangerous place it. we're allowed to have diversity of opinion that's a problem for democrats. >> my -- how -- >> if you think that's okay that he's going to get the nomination, that's fine. i think you have dug -- democrats have -- >> i take a lot of energy in learning about what's happening. i take a lot of energy in reframing. >> we're stuck with bernie versus trump that could be the end result of all of this. >> how many -- >> let me do this, you guys wanted to talk about the market. if you go back a week ago, 34. >> hubert: -- 3,400 in the market all of a sudden, i have to be very careful but all of a sudden the beautiful lady or the handsome man developed a blemish. and the blemish was the coronavirus and then what happens is these quantitative traders take over and they create a level of volatility that destabilizes. if you have a view of the coronavirus and i tend to have an optimistic take that by june we'll resolve it but i have no expertise in that regard i do not think that the country is