types of funds 30 years ago long before it was thought of in the rest of europe today portfolio manager yun secrets and sees rapidly growing demand and many investors want more than just a small carbon footprint i think we see more and more sophisticated questions they are not on there anymore just measuring their carbon footprint of a company which is not a very good indicator of if the company is responsible or not but they are looking more deeper into it and see what the companies are really doing for society that has been influencing decisions about where a fund invests and where not kids will burn has developed a process to make diesel fuel out of plastic waste he's just built a factory to make the fuel on an industrial scale that's perfect for environmentally conscious investors. if you sold or could be part of the solution to the plastic race problem and to have large investors like could be in be focusing on the this is of course a strength to what we are doing. the fact that these new technologies don't offer maximum profits is not a deal breaker for those investors. if you only lo

oh you know our son yun isn't at. teacher but he wants to do something positive. in terribly travels to remote areas in teaches kids to open doors of opportunity for them. 30 minutes. after the fall of the berlin wall the night. i got nothing out of the jam i just sometimes out but i stand up in which that. thinks deep into german culture looking at the stereotype that he is thinks he's a country guy not. needed to be fixed miss grammont. it's all about. bob no i'm rachel joins me from the german sunday w. . post literature invites us to see people in particular. to see how some of the kids find grownups. might object. to the books on youtube. around the world. this is the dublin news these are our top stories. chile's president says he's asked parliament to raise the minimum wage by around 15 percent he's also promised to investigate human rights abuses by police as he tries to quell the country's worst unrest in decades truckers blockaded highways to protest against road tolls and demonstrators have again filled the streets of the chilean capital. one person has

they it's right out on a direct comparison yun sees the coming out on top across the board it's 260 newton meter tour kicks in right off it has no turbo lag and it shows some of the sportiness the combustion engines lack except when it comes to the e.t.o.h. top speed which is capped at 150 kilometers per hour for. the battery is located under the floor leaving just as much space inside as in the other versions the. features 3 drive modes one to optimize the range one for optimum comfort and a sport. look at all includes the starting price in germany at 15419 year olds for the smallest internal combustion version that starts at $30450.00 euros but an internal combustion version with performance and equipment comparable to the emergency would run at least 23000. i've 100 euro's that being the 130 horsepower version with automatic transmission even minus the 4000 euro subsidy still costs more but less to maintain with less depreciation so anyone thinking about buying the most powerful gasoline engine should take a closer look at the end to all wait but i do know i'm talking. mitsubishi's l. $

value and cyclicals pay attention to international because our clients when i speak to them they're yun invested in internationals because they just haven't wondering recently. >> contrast what jeff is saying, guy, your view of the market is do youer. >> 100% but wrong as well. >> so invest in the market or trade the market you have right now. >> 100%. >> and not industrials. >> i don't think it's necessarily industrials. health care i think is starting to pick up steam again we've talked about that. you see what happened with the hospitals names like unh on the back of the comments from the president. but this started prior to that as well pl health care still energy seems to have found a bottom in the short-term industrials sort of scare me i understand what jeff is saying maybe things have bottomed and that's the best time to get a lot of these names but i don't think -- i'm not ready to call a bottom yet in a lot of the industrial names. >> i'm going with the cyclical play because i do have exposure elsewhere to tech. but i'm going as -- the soukle basis has not panned out so far. b

november when that happened this jab is still hurting with the nato for instance secretary-general yun stoltenberg has felt the urge on tuesday to comment on those words and essentially he said that europe is defenseless without nato e.u. cannot defend europe well mccraw those words didn't sit well with other members of the block to for instance the u.s. ambassador to nato she said the chief strongly disagreed with them and she called the alliance essential i don't think europe would be a sea without a transatlantic bond that we have the german foreign minister also talked about this and he said that nato had been europe's military insurance for the past 70 years and one polish member of the european parliament well he managed to find the only present russian trailed behind micron's words in fact he stopped very short of calling the french president a russian puppet i think is very sensitive to russian pressure in any case in france this is a long tradition and this is only the latest in a whole spree of loyalty troubles faced by nato lately for instance even the locomotive pulling it

the bare yun once divided the city of berlin for 28 years.man chancellor angela merkel honored those who were imprisoned and even killed for trying to flee from east to west germany. merkel insisted 30 years later the fight for freedom worldwide still isn't over. >>> a big break through in the possible cause of the vaping related lung injuries and deaths in the u.s. the cdc says vitamin e acetate is the possible culprit behind the national outbreak of this mysterious illness. the cdc says it found the chemical in all samples taken from 29 sick patients' lungs. most of them vaped marijuana. some did use nicotine. while vitamin e acetate is found in food, supplements and skin creams, it is not harmful when applied topically. >>> a big surprise for thousands of people yesterday. they received text messages from valentine's day. about 170,000 text messages were sent back in february, just arrived on cell phones this week. the company in charge of sending text messages between our phones, it's called cineverse, it says a glitch delayed these text

now a four mile raid yuns around the plant have now been evacuated.or you right here on cnn. thanks for joining us. tweet the show at the lead cnn and find me on twitter at erica r hill. have a happy thanksgiving. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news. giuliani pursuits. new reports say president trump's personal lawyer was seeking business deals with ukraine officials at the same time he was pressing them to dig up dirt on the president's political rivals. what did the president know? and newly revealed timeline undermines his alleging that he was alerted to the whistle-blower complaint before the ukraine call before he lifted the order he held on military aid to the country. >>> out in front. our new poll shows former vice president joe biden a clear front-runner among white house hopefuls and trailed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and one candidate who is now hit double-digits for the first

i left yun yesterday called throwback. >> it's like portland, maine, they have 46 microbreweries andoing well. we have a one. and one up the road, he's doing great. it's good. what's really nice now, even -- i don't know if you sawmiller out there, we are beginning to build a loft community, mill certificate a comfort dog. the company originally trained with him to do ptsd veterans. but golden retrievers or lab door retrievers, they love you, they love you, they love you. now we bring him in to the store where he has assisted in some suicide spreengses, which has been fantastic. he was there yesterday when we lost a teacher in our middle school. the nursing home. she's in the hospital. and he's just a big guy. he just loves everybody. it is such a boon. and it's nothing. it's like $1,000 to bring a dog into a community. all of that's building. it's just moving. and here he is. >> this is miller. mayor buttigieg: taking it all in, huh? nice to see you. >> this is where he gets his doggy ice cream. mayor buttigieg: got any on hand? >> hi. >> hi, miller. a we also have another dog in to

it was a big part of the july 25th phone call with yun craukr president.how involved paul manafort was in the campaign even past when he left in august, 2016, and then how steve ban nonwarned that they should avoid manafort's influence. in one email in particular he wrote to jared kushner, we need to avoid this guy like the plaik. they're going to try and say, probably the opposition that the russians worked with wikileaks to give this victory to us. paul is a nice guy, but can't let word get out he is advising us. so we're seeing a lot of the inner workings of the campaign revealed in these documents, guys. and, you know, a lot revealed about what they were pushing for, including this ukrainian conspiracy theory in 2016. >> three years up to the day the president pursuing a conspiracy theory that has no bay sitz in fact and it's still out there. jessica schneider, thanks very much. >>> president trump said the isis leader killed in a u.s. raid spent his last minutes whimpering but top officials do not confirm that detail. that's raising new questions. we'

. >> well, chris, first of all, i was sworn to yun hold the constitution. full stop.nd in the constitution it's very clear what powers we have when it comes to impeaching the president of the united states because there's a clear separation of powers also inside the constitution. so our founding fathers are very smart about that. as we've discussed this before, it's got to be treason, bribery, high crime or a misdemeanor. when you listen to the testimony, no one, not one single person when asked the question was there -- has there been a quid pro quo, bribery or extortion, everyone that testified that got asked that question said no. >> not on quid pro quo. >> everyone when asked the question said point blank no. >> sondland said yes. >> they said he believed but when asked by congressman turner said did anyone in the world, quote, direct you to do that? he said no. he said no. so he made the assumption the whole time that that's what someone was wanting -- >> why was it never corrected? >> and sondland was the only one that asked the president on september 9th what d

president zelensky has yun tande significant anti-corruption efforts including eliminating the parliamentary immunity from prosecution. and again, mr. holmes, you mechanicsed today, under president zelensky's leadership we have finally seen progress this fall towards ending the russian occupation of eastern ukraine. so where does this leave us? an impeachable offense should be compelling, overwhelmingly clear and unambiguous. and it's not something to be rushed or taken lightly. i have not heard evidence proving the president committed bribery or extortion. i also reject the notion that holding this view means supporting all the foreign policy choices we have been hearing about over the last few weeks. to paraphrase tim morrison's testimony this week every day the national conversation is focused on impeachment not the illegal occupation of crimea not the need for reforms in ukraine government and economy. it's a day where we are not focused on shared national security interest with kyiv. i hope we went let the partisan process keep us from agreeing on how a free and prospersous ukraine is i

ji so—yun was amongst the goalscorers with a stunning free—kick, and it set the tone for the rest ofscottish premiership with a win over hamilton academical. ryan kent scored twice for steven gerrard's men, including this stunning goal from 25 yards, to help rangers to a 3—1win. they are level on points with celtic at the top of the table. adam peaty put on a great performance last night to win a thrilling 100 metre breaststroke in the international swimming league. the league is a new team—based competition format for 2019, and peaty is captain of the london roar team. he also inspired a win in the mixed 4x100 relay at a sold—out london aquatics centre. seven meetings take place in different cities around the world, and the series grand final culminates next month in las vegas. rafa nadal has helped spain win the davis cup for the first time since 2011. remember that it was spain who beat great britain in saturday's semi—final, and nadal and co were too much for canada in the final, as well, winning both of their singles matches to take the title. that is the sixth time they have wo

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insect market could grow tenfold in the next 20 years the question is to get you to eat it chef joseph yun mission to make insect food delicious. also, instagram worthy he figures maybe if you like to eat it, you'll also like the fact that raises it uses so much less water >> how do we change american's perceptions from insects as pests as, eww, weapon don't want them, to edible insects, something that's delicious, nutritious, and a responsible source of protein? >> now, nestle is looking at this potentially as a dog food, as an easy way in. tyson is watching it darling, which is an alternative protein company, is in a massive joint venture to start a bug facility in texas to meet demand this place right here is owned by monica martinez in oakland who's raising her own bugs for her own line of snacks called don begito i think you might have some. >> they are here on set. before i get forced to try one, i have a couple of questions the first being, what is the driving force behind the reason for why this could take off. is it just the amazing content of protein or whatever other ingredients

what happens is a president and his minute yuns -- minutians attack the whistle-blower. donald trump has threatened the whistle-blower with, quote, big consequences, capital b, capital c and put her safety at risk with comments such as i do not know why a person that defrauds the american public should be protected. end quote. and he wasn't talkin talking abt himself president his right-wing allies have been quick to echo and amplify the president's attacks. and the whistle-blower's own attorney warned the acting director of intelligence joseph maguire that the president's threaters compromising her personal safety. just last sunday donald trump said, quote, there have been stories written about a certain individual, a male, and they say he's the whistle-blower. if it's him, you guys ought to release the information. end quote. house minority leader kevin mccarthy also insisted that the whistle-blower, quote, should come before the committee. he needs to answer the questions. end quote. while speaking at a trump campaign rally, my colleague from kentucky who has joined m

are flat this year clearly some portion of disney's business is being awarded that with growth preem yun, sem laroue growth story. although i will stay the studio business of disney continuing to perform well and people latching on to things like box office success and things like that saying it's not strictly about the hopes for disney plus subscribership down the road which is not going to be that much of a financial driver for a while. >> thanks very much. lindsey, are there any of the sort of old media valuations that are just so attractive still even if not in the sweet spot of the industry that start to be attractive. >> well, you know, i think the charts that mike show are really interesting when the news came out about all the different streaming services ma wrg gb to be available people were thinking netflix was left for dead but the fact of the matter is they're spending $15 billion this year on content they have some really great original content so i think that like mike said they're probably one of the winners at the end of the day. >> all right well we have 20 minutes befor

. >> you don't thinkon yun juro d writing is a tour deforce. >> this smells a lot like jim wright's scandal where people brought his books. >> yeah. >> so have him come speak. it's bad. >> all right. we'll have that still ahead on "morning joe." >> not bad. >>> former governor deval patrick joins the conversation on his first full day as the presidential candidate. >>> plus, newly revealed email showed exactly who stephen miller is. and what he believes. a look at the presidential advisers white nationalist theories straight ahead. >>> but first, a man who never puts his hand on a hot stove. >> never. >> here's icbm cabill karins. >> i sit right on it. >> that explains a lot. >> good morning, everyone. we have a soak over rain event in areas from jacksonville, florida, heading up to the carolinas today. the worst weather this weekend will be in the coastal areas from savannah, myrtle beach to mill mington and throughout the outer banks. it's not there will be damage done but it will be gusty winds, rainy. i don't think we'll have flooding. you'll also notice the warm-up today. enjoy it, it'

president zelensky has yun tande significant anti-corruption efforts including eliminating the parliamentary immunity from prosecution. and again, mr. holmes, you mentioned this today, under president zelensky's leadership we have finally seen progress this fall towards ending the russian occupation of eastern ukraine. so where does this leave us? an impeachable offense should be compelling, overwhelmingly clear, and unambiguous. and it's not something to be rushed or taken lightly. i have not heard evidence proving the president committed bribery or extortion. i also reject the notion that holding this view means supporting all the foreign policy choices we have been hearing about over the last few weeks. to paraphrase tim morrison's testimony this week, every day the national conversation is focused on impeachment not the illegal occupation of crimea not the need for reforms in ukraine government and economy, it's a day where we are not focused on our shared national security interest with kyiv. i hope we won't let the partisan process keep us from agreeing on how a free and prospersous uk