in norway, a wonderful journey up to the oligo.rosse on the other side of the world, -- across the other side of the world, another one. most of the passengers on the norwegian ship were from norway. those on the french one was a nationalities.as a mix of there are very local cruisesta ng place in germany, basically in the baltic and northea. there will be other similar cruises very, very modest in lill and other parts of the world, but nothie the global industry, which is effectively shut down in the four months since the pandemic really began. and of cose, some of the stories we first remember from that, the diamond princess, which became a coronavirus hotspot in its own rights. some motherships sailing for weeks and stirred -- some other ship sailing for weeks looki for a port.ros: if i were to tal cruise now, how would that compare to one in 2019? >> it would look and feel very, very differently. e entire cruise industry is based on 100%ccupancy, and we will not get to that in years. on top of that, there is a huge focus on the

the nazi blitzkrieg had overwhelmed france, holland, belgium, denmark, norway, and luxembourg. russian armies were in desperate retreat. the german air force was raining death and destruction on england. combined italian and german forces were menacing. >> their objective? to defeat an opposing british army and dominate all our forces.

you know erikson so rated the foreign minister of norway is with me here right now minister can you tell us you spoke to germany's foreign minister what kind of historic moment is this what is the west called upon to do right now 1st and foremost we are very concerned about the developments right now and we have condemned the use of violence by cute forces and also of course criticized the lead up to the to the election and what we have seen over the past days is of course people who want free and fair elections which is a very clear and also very understandable demand people should be entitled to have free and fair elections and they should be entitled to have democracy now you had eased sanctions norway is not a member of the u. but that was conditional it wants to see progress what is your expectation looking towards that meeting of foreign ministers in brussels tomorrow well i suspect that they will of course have this very high on the agenda and also have discussions on whether or not the conditions that are now no longer in place for easing the sanctions again will make it necessar

let's turn now to norway which has a barda cruise ships with more than 100 people on board from stopping its ports for at least 2 weeks that's after a coronavirus outbreak on a cruise liner in the country in the north of the country infected at least $41.00 of passengers and crew is a setback for the cruise industry which was a just beginning to relaunch after the pandemic forced companies to suspend all trips. hurtigruten was the 1st cruise line to resume operations back in june now it's facing criticism that it restarted prematurely police are investigating whether breaches of coronavirus regulations lead to be at break on the m.s. roald amundsen the ship is now docked in tromso where local authorities are scrambling to prevent the virus from spreading further. than he used to curative the highest priority now is to follow up on those who have tested positive and to prevent further infection. and as we know the disease has a certain incubation time so it will take a while before we understand the full consequences of break probably cause the claims. that this. crew and passengers were

of the ship may have spread the virus to thousands of tents and villages along norway's coast critics say hurtigruten was too slow to inform people after the 1st case was identified the company has admitted mistakes were made a 1st offense they really let us for them 1st of all we have very sorry for the situation that has occurred we're working intensively with the municipality together with national action control body. no we general thirty's taking any chances back closing ports to cruise ships for at least 14 days for an industry already down billions in revenue the latest outbreak is a major blow as it seeks to persuade passengers that returning to its ships is safe we have something to smile about during britain's lockdown a former air force pilot became known for spreading some much needed cheer by drawing a moat she's in the sky today richard goodwin was back in action this time over bristol the city was holding its annual hot air balloon festival to onlookers surprise the balloons were joined by a huge smiley drawn by goodwin's plane using the clear blue beyond as a scare us.

have you seen norway oh, that's norway.ing >> seth: yeah, i mean, that's really beautiful wow. >> i haven't seen anything that beautiful since i was three sheets to the wind on pirate brandy and slept with a mermaid. >> seth: oh, sea captain, i don't think mermaids are real. >> oh, man -- oh man, seth, i think i boned a shark in a wig >> seth: really? >> no. it boned me. don't judge. >> seth: don't judge really, norway, you've got to be better than us you're one of the places americans dream of moving to after our country collapses. we think of you as a fancier canada with nice furniture don't tell me you're just frozen orlando. >> really? >> seth: really. >> really? >> seth: really. >> really. ♪ >> announcer: this has been "really? with seth and the sea captain. >> seth: we'll be right back with jake tapper ♪ ♪ (vo) through our love promise, subaru and our retailers are proud to be replanting 500,000 trees... ...in areas devastated by wildfires. subaru. more than a car company. right now, switch to t-mobile and get four li

we have travelled west now to norway. here, it's absolutely beautiful, but not far from here the waves can reach up to three metres, and that's where we are heading, because we are going to take a look at an island which is made up of solar panels, and the idea is that they need to fare 0k whatever the weather. oh, thank you! i made it! wow, we're walking on water! these certainly are not the first floating solar panels, but the innovation being tested here is the fabric itself, creating a cost—effective, weather—resistant material that could easily be scaled. there is talk of a set up near the equator the size of a football pitch. this has been designed to withstand wind, rain and ice. around the edges, these barriers prevent any sea waterfrom getting in. so whilst you can see i'm standing in a pretty large puddle right now, that's from last night's rain. what i'm actually standing on is less than one millimetre thick, it's quite hard to stay balanced. it's made from polyester coated in a polymer. what makes this polymer

he's put a little distance between himself and sun king philippe and between himself and prosecutors norway has announced restrictions on cruises along its coast after dozens were affected with corona virus on board a ship cruise liners bearing more than $100.00 people will be barred from norwegian ports hurtigruten was the 1st cruise line to resume operations back in june now it's facing criticism that it restarted prematurely police are investigating whether breaches of coronavirus regulations led to the outbreak on the m.s. roald amundsen the ship is not up to interim so well local authorities are scrambling to prevent the fire us from spreading. the purity of the highest priority now is to follow up on those who have tested positive and to prevent further infection. and as we know the disease has a certain incubation time so it will take a while before we understand the full consequences of break all equal sequence all the. crew and passengers were infected on 2 july cruises between the mainland and to the occupied ago in the arctic circle or thora cheese fear the ship may have spread t

or thora cheez fear the ship may have spread the virus to dozens of towns and villages along norway's coast critics say hurtigruten was too slow to inform people after the 1st case was identified the company has admitted mistakes were made 1st offense that it really was for them 1st of all we have very sorry for the situation that has occurred where working intensively with the municipality together with national infection control bodies. norwegian authorities taking any chances they're closing ports to cruise ships for at least 14 days for an industry already down billions in revenue the latest outbreak is a major blow as it seeks to persuade passengers that returning to its ships is safe . you're watching today when you see as a reminder of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour as children in germany start going back to school the head of a german doctors union has warned that defining social distancing girls' was germany's sick so sick and steak or no virus at all risk she says a 2nd wave of infections is already here. still to come the india remains asia a day before

you have with your neighbors right now the state of trust there your neighbors including finland norway and denmark are lifting travel restrictions in the region but for the most part they are excluding sweden due to its higher level of covert 1000 infections they have concerns they have voiced them on record you traditionally have excellent communication and cooperation with your nordic neighbors so leaving sweden outbreaks that a longstanding close cooperation you're the foreign minister what do you think about being isolated by your neighbors right now. well i'm so glad that we have such an excellent door that corporation like we manage to repatch it 8600 swedes from all over the world with a very close a good nordic operation we have minister of foreign affairs meeting every week we had consular meetings with our consular diplomats every day and we had a very very close nordic operation managed to get everybody back home we are also of course keeping that cooperation now during the week and i had long talks with both my norwegian and my danish colleague and i also have contact with

we like the way people live in norway and sweden. those are not horrible countries so why not the scandinavian model? it works right there. you can see it. and three, with new types of socialism. our socialism isn't just about class grievances, it includes racial grievances and gender grievances and transgender grievances so in other words, the left is putting forward this kind of new socialism if you will and insisting this time it actually can and will work. >> host: let's start there may be. gating straight what areas were talking about. when you write a book about socialism what is socialism you're talking about? in the classic since it meant something the marks to lynn, the most early socialists and there was an early economic concept. some form of collective ownership of the means of production abolishing private property. that form of socialism isn't very common today, least in large scale. what is it that you mean when you say socialism in this context? >> guest: the new socialism is not i would call a classic socialism. soci

or thora cheez fear the ship may have spread the virus to dozens of towns and villages along norway'scoast critics say hurtigruten was too slow to inform people after the 1st case was identified the company has admitted mistakes were made a 1st offense they really was for them 1st of all we have very sorry for the situation that has occurred where working intensively with the municipality together with national infection control body. norwegian authorities taking any chances they're closing ports to cruise ships for at least 14 days for an industry already down billions in revenue the latest outbreak is a major blow as it seeks to persuade passengers that returning to its ships is safe . for many of us the idea of a 50 foot monster wave would have us running from the ocean but not olson the latest recipient of the world surf leagues biggest paddle award which goes to the surfer who takes on the biggest wave of the surf season olson's death defying ride on a 15 meter high wave and why i was chosen as this year's winner olson is also nominated for the w s l's performer of the year. let'

our model is not lennon or mao but it is scandinavia and we like the way people live in norway and sweden and those aren't horrible countries to live in so why not the scandinavian model? it works right there and you can see it. and three, we have new types of socialism that our socialism isn't just about class grievances but includes racial grievances and gender grievances and transgender agree vance's so in other words, the left is putting forward this kind of new socialism, if you will, and interesting that this time it actually can and will work. >> host: let's start there then and demonstrate what it is that we are talking about when you read a book about socialism what socialism that you are talking about and the classic sense and meant something to marxist and lennon it was very economic concept because some form of collective ownership of the means of production and abolishing private property and that form of socialism is a very common today at least in large scale so what do you mean when you say socialism in this context? >> guest: the new socialism is not, i would call a class

china's bite stands would keep ownership microsoft and twitter are also reportedly interested to talk norway's sovereign wealth fund lost $21000000000.00 in the 1st half of the year as the coronavirus battered global markets the fund was hit hard by its investments in oil companies which plunged a 3rd this year as demand for crude oil. now the united arab emirates may be swimming in oil but it has little arable land and duras dry baking hot summers that's meant and had to buy in 90 percent of food from overseas but now with the help of new agricultural technology the government is hoping to overcome its dependence on food imports. united arab emirates is growing pineapples salads bananas and more this agricultural revolution in the desert has been turbocharged by technology. these salads receive exact amounts of humidity white water and heat and. we want to have looking at the product to vittie throughout the year the most on regardless of climate change and if or if there's winter floods or drought a bit of them is on. elsewhere farmers are working with hydroponics to grow pineapples without

the company expects many of the reductions will be through voluntary leave and early retirement norway's sovereign wealth fund lost $21000000000.00 in the 1st half of the year as the coronavirus battered global markets the fund was hit hard by its investment in oil companies whose value plunged a 3rd this year as demand for crude oil tumbled. it is august high time high summer and high time for farmers to bring in the harvest and for the 3rd year in a row german farmers yields are below average but recent years of drought are and. the 1st batches of wheat from the new harvest are being loaded there for export german wheat is a success on the global market although as a niche product the best seller class a wheat which has a protein content of over 12 percent and is best used for peaking bread. agricultural products trader andreas krentz is looking for this type of wheat his customers are mostly based in rich oil producing countries in the persian gulf. many could do well in the arab world where we know from experience that significantly higher wheat quality is required. farmer detail has

people excited about travelling instagram has played a major role in establishing troll tanga in norway the crimean or in paris and the current. in bavaria as photo hotspots and i admit to having waited in a queue before to shoot this photo in mexico on the instagram account insta repeat you can see how like many holiday photos and i'm looking it seems like some travel influences are more invested in popularity than being a regional but where there's like there's money tourism offices are collaborating with content creators on instagram and take talk to draw attention to their region . get added i'm at the recent work rug labyrinth in the fishbowl mountains nature park have a look. here we go. beneath cause it is a blogger who takes a follow is along for adventures on instagram she's joined by over 50000 who accompany her to the fish through mountains in bavaria through his stories later freely will also write a longer post for her blog never ever don't me this is unique in europe i've never actually seen something like this before and that's exactly what i share. the regions dependent

terminal on its baltic coast and plans to receive liquefied natural gas from qatar or norway warsaw fears that russia will further expand its power with north stream to ultimately use it as a political weapon and economic leverage against the e.u. the us and poland together are pressuring germany to halt the project. that poland and the baltic countries are fundamentally opposed to the north stream to project as it endangers energy security in central europe we hope that the u.s. sanctions will halt the project and that germany will return to european energy solidarity nord stream to damages european energy solidarity notion that. the new sanctions could have severe economic consequences for more crown court for example if international insurers refuse to insure incoming ships. earlier i spoke to be of washington correspondent in a spoiler i began by asking her whether the pipeline would ever be completed. well kate i obviously don't have a crystal ball it's hard to say but i think what we can say at this moment if the sanctions hold it will be very likely that the pipeline is in deep tro

the nazi blitzkrieg had overwhelmed france, holland, belgium, denmark, norway, and luxembourg. russian armies were in desperate retreat. the german air force was raining death and destruction on england. combined italian and german forces were menacing. >> their objective? to defeat an opposing british army and dominate all our forces. in asia, japanese air and ground forces were driving forward in their funding conquest of china. he only one of the world's major powers was still not we at war, the united states. it was a sunday afternoon in december 19, 41. the statue of liberty towered serenely over new york harbor. she where the last symbol of freedom left in the crumbling free world. early morning in hawaii, and another great harbinger, american warships where anchored. planes with engines stood idle nearby. suddenly, without warning, the immediate japanese military objective was to knock out the united states naval and air power in the pacific in a single stroke. they reason that we were committed to eventual entrance into the war in europe, convinced that we were incapabl

the nazi blitz krieg, had overwhelm fronts, holland, belgium, denmark, norway, and luxembourg.sian armies were in desperate retreat. ♪ ♪ ♪ the german air force was raining death and destruction on england. combined italian and german forces were menacing egypt. their objective to defeat an opposing british army and dominate all north africa. in asia, japanese air and ground forces were driving forward in their bloody conquest of china. only one of the world's major powers was still not at war, the united states. it was a sunday afternoon in december 1941. the statue of liberty towered over the new york harbor as if she were the last symbol of freedom left to the crumbling free world. afternoon in new york, early morning hawaii, and another great harbor, where american warships were. planes with cold engines stood idle on the field, when suddenly, without warning, (planes dropping bombs). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the immediate japanese military objective was to knockout u.s.naval and air power in the pacific in a single stroke. they reasoned that we were committed to entrance in the war in

they are worried that ship may have infected dozens of the villages along norway's coast.rosoft and tiktok have 45 days to work out a deal. microsoft is trying to salvage once to ban trump the -- president trump wants to ban the app outright on security grounds. powered by more than analysts in more than 120 countries, i am a karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. david: legislators are trying to hash out some compromise on a stimulus bill. davis of stone court capital. always a delight to have you with us. us an idea of the politics of this negotiation. rick: senate republicans have always opposed to the supplemental contribution of $600 a week because they felt statistics indicated that was more than some people were actually making when they were working. the negotiation is somewhere between $600 a week that has been currently in the supplementals in the past down to as little as $200 a week. is there a sense the american public are concerned about debt? normally a politician will respond to what they think their constituents want. are there constituents saying "we don't w

the news about belgium and the bahamas and now, all countries keeping a close eye on france, think norwayded its quarantine rules to include france as well and we've got to remember that as all countries, the uk included get better at testing and are able to do much more testing, you're going to see an increase in cases that will result in being able to test more carefully. but i think that for as long as we are trying very hard to avoid this potential second wave, which were still part of the first one, countries are going to be keeping a very close eye on what goes on across borders. i am very concerned about this on a personal level because i'm going to italy, which is not on the list of amber warning countries but potentially could be. ithink warning countries but potentially could be. i think everyone wants the government to move quickly when they have not moved quickly in the past, this been very heavily criticised but given our two hours notice for people wanted to be quarantine is going to completely up in their life, could be disruptive. and we are walking a very delicate line an

terminal on its baltic coast and plans to receive liquefied natural gas from qatar or norway. warsaw fears that russia will further expand its power with north stream to and ultimately use it as a political weapon and economic leverage against the e.u. the us and poland together are pressuring germany to halt the project. that poland and the baltic countries are fundamentally opposed to the north stream to project as it in danger's energy security in central europe we hope that the u.s. sanctions will halt the project and that germany will return to european energy solidarity nord stream to damages european energy solidarity. the new sanctions could have severe economic consequences for more crime port for example if international insurers refuse to insure incoming ships. since last year ukrainians have been allowed to live and work in countries of the european union for 3 months without a visa those who outstay that visa get a stamp in their passport and are banned from the e.u. for 2 years now many seasonal workers in agriculture the construction industry or nursing homes co

norway's solver and wealth fund lost $21000000000.00 in the 1st half of the year as coronavirus global markets the fund was hit hard by its investment in oil companies which plunged a 33 percent this year as the men for crude oil tumbled. the us government has given the go ahead for controversial oil and gas production in alaska the decision allows for leasing rights to be auctioned by the end of the year environmentalist have said they will challenge the move which permits drilling on an arctic nature reserve in northeast alaska. oracle has entered the race to take over take tops operations in the u.s. canada australia and new zealand u.s. president donald trump has threatened to ban the gap in the u.s. if china's bite downs would keep ownership microsoft and twitter are also interested in to talk. the u.s. will further restrict to always access to american technology including chips it's the latest blow for the chinese tech companies whose equipment is being blacklisted by governments around the world amid fears it could be used by the chinese government for espionage china has since

terminal on its baltic coast and plans to receive liquefied natural gas from qatar or norway for instance. warsaw fears that russia will further expand its power with north stream to and ultimately use it as a political weapon and economic leverage against the e.u. . the u.s. and poland together are pressuring germany to halt the project. about this whole image in the baltic countries are fundamentally opposed to the north stream to project as it endangers energy security in central europe we hope that the u.s. sanctions will halt the project and that germany will return to european energy solidarity when the officer gets nordstrom to damages european energy solidarity with the knobs to involve notion that with. the new sanctions could have severe economic consequences from oakland port for example if international insurers refuse to insure incoming ships. for more of those those bring in the w. political correspondent model che's and on l. how have political leaders in germany been reacting to these threats. well 1st up we have the spokesperson of the government stephens i about who say

health officials are worried the ship could have affected dozens of towns and villages along norway'stheastern coast. inias could cost billions damage as it picks up strength. sweeporm will through the mid-atlantic, spinning over new york late tuesday. it killed one woman in puerto rico and caused some damage in the bahamas. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. for more on the president's comments, we are joined by national security reporter nick wadhams. president trump clarified the issue to some extent, saying that tiktok will have to close its operations in the u.s. by september 15, or presumably sell to microsoft. is this something the president can unilaterally say? nick: good question. there has been a lot of debate about what authority the president actually has if he wants to ban tiktok. there has been a great deal of speculation that a lot of this is just a negotiating tactic. however, there are members of the

>> well, if you take norway and germany, they've done remarkably well, actually. both countries have done well. they had a number of cases early on but responded very vigorously nationally and they have very few cases per hundred thousand and very few deaths. so i think that's pretty good and if you had to have a standout country, it would be taiwan. they've had i think fewer than 500 cases last i looked and about seven deaths. and they're less than 100 miles off china and have an extensive contact with china. i would say the top countries get the top rates in covid too. >> the united states is obviously struggling right now with the pandemic. 154,000 americans have died over these past five months or so. you're right that the u.s. health care system is not the best in the world. what flaws have been exposed, what changes do you believe need to be made? >> first of all, we don't have universal coverage. we have 10% of the population doesn't have coverage and that's a huge problem. we also have a very complex system. getting insurance, we have private employer spon

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