sweden as a paradise. you need t to understand it is not. everything does not work perfectly. but the reason you don't need to worry too much about money. everyone can send their kids to daycare because it is affordablele. nobody needs to worry abobout i will go bankrupt if i get sick because health care is almost free. if you are smart enough and study hard enough and high school, will be able to go to university. amy: how to answerer questions like, why should rich kids go to school for free? >> that is a debate that is not -- some people would say, why should they? ,ut we decided, i guess basically, it is the only way to make it simple. everybody has access to the basic part of welfare, as we see it, rather than -- that opens up all kinds of cheating. amy: i want to thank mikael tornwall mikael tornwall you for joining us,, swedish author and journalist focusing on economic issues at svenska dagbladet, a ststockholm daily. that does a for our show. if you want to see our three days of coverage frorom he

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now the forests are helping to shape sweden's future. for force engineer. and these trees are the key. it might sound like a contradiction but he says cutting down trees on an industrial scale is good for the environment school. forest is an exceptional resource. build with wood instead of cement it's good for the environment. and if we stop using fossil fuel and start heating with branches and twigs. then we'll have done a lot for the climate. the math is simple more trees are grown in sweden then are cut down and that helps the forests capture and store more and more c o 2 from the atmosphere. what remains after the timber is processed is collected and then the heavy machinery gets to work. the resulting biomass is used to warm stockholm's homes. trains and ships transport more than a 1000 tons of wood chips to the swedish capital each week. they fuel one of the world's most advanced power plants it generates both heat and energy for the community enough to power 150000 electric cars and 190000 apartments. cold country and need heat local councils massive

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we are on thee road in stockhol, sweden. "the washington post" reports house democratats are debatiting whether to extend the impeachment inquiry against president trump beyond the central allegation that he withheld military aid from ukraine in order to pressure the ukrainian president to investigate trump's political rivals, the bidens. members of the house judiciary committee are reportedly considering drafting articles of impeachment that would also include obstruction of justice and other high crimes outlined in special counsel robert mueller's report. the lawmakers are also considering inincluding articles of impeaeachment charging trtrup with trying to profit off the office of the presidency. the intelligence committee is scheduled about today to o send its final report on ukraine e to the hohouse judiciciary committ. president trump again lashed out at the impeachment inquiry while speaking to reporters in london during a nato meeting. trump also began the two-day nato meeting by criticizing french president emmanuel

we are on the road in stockholm, sweden. "the washington post" reports house democratats are debatiting whether to extend the impeachment inquiry against president trump beyond the central allegation that he withheld military aid from ukraine in order to pressure the ukrainian president to investigate trump's political rivals, the bidens. members of the house judiciary committee are reportedly considering drafting articles of impeachment that would also include obstruction of justice and other high crimes outlined in special counsel robert mueller's report. the lawmakers are also considering inincluding articles of impeaeachment charging trtrup with trying to profit off the office of the presidency. the intelligence committee is scheduled about today to o send its final report on ukraine e to the hohouse judiciciary committ. president trump again lashed out at the impeachment inquiry while speaking to reporters in london during a nato meeting. trump also began the two-day nato meeting by criticizing french president emmanuel

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but unlike in the eurozone in sweden this target has been met for quite a while now what's more the rykes bank is concerned about the negative implication the negative consequences of negative interest rates as well namely the very high prices on the real estate market in sweden high house prices and the high amount of debts that swedish households are sitting on also credit card debt this is something that obviously the right spend wanted to sue to do something about ok well when it comes to real estate we certainly familiar with this problem do you think this could trigger others especially the european central bank to follow suit . not in the short term because well in the euro area the inflation target of 2 percent or slightly below that is definitely not being met but of course this decision by the right spang which by the way is the oldest central bank of the world this decision will reactivate the discussion about the negative implications of negative interest rates you mentioned the price explosion all the real estate market also the negative implications for savers the discussion

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during sweden's winter wagner make sure there's plenty of the piping hot spirits in his restaurant the star chef is a native of austria but he's embraced sweetens christmas holiday customs. to christmas. is the most important thing for the swedish christmas week terry's we. and of course we eat the huge crane at the christmas. ads onions started with cloves bay leaves and white pepper to the broth with the cured ham. depending on the size it takes the ham about an hour and a half to reach $72.00 degrees celsius on the inside. perfect. juice away in sweden we take old bread and put it into the juice we reduce it and put it in and eat the bread with this this soup so to say it's lovely. the baked ham has to cool for one to 2 hours then it's ready for a glaze of sweet and sour mustard and sugar. before reading the ham. cuts away the layers of fact. i always do some bread crumbs before the coat because otherwise it won't stick. first some bread crumbs. then the mustard mixture is poured over the ham then the rest of the bread crumbs come on top of that and. whole thing goes into an oven pr

and of course, joe, this takes place in sweden. because all the brilliant minds want to go to stockholm. we need to get it to america. we'll get to that. joe, take it away. >> it's so fascinating. when i first heard you were moving in this direction, i thought, oh, that's nice. and i sort of had the same rax as this took off as a lot of my high school football teammates after i got elected to congress. they called me and they said, what, you?! so, you know, a couple of years later, suddenly, you have barack obama, the world's top tech leaders, gwyneth paltrow, you have so many just, so many political and culturally significant people going to brilliant minds. talk about, for people that don't know, just how huge this is. talk about the importance of brilliant minds and what the goal has been from day one? >> well, i think you and mika both know, the abuse i took at christmas and thanksgiving dinners from the whole family. >> yes, we did! >> what the heck is she doing, was the resounding line from chief, your dad, mika, but i think

at his head chef gustaf take or see it as sweden's classic christmas holiday pepperidge it's basically scandinavians version of spicy mulled wine. paul making log we use the red wine i would put it in a pot. and we had our seasoning cloves. and cinnamon. floating really. we don't use too much because it's very strong in flavor and the dinner is rather spices so if you want to you can add much to get the powerful. heaping portion of sugar helps sweeten the holidays. 2 or 3 slices of apple give it a fruit europe ok. the next step is to heat it up of course i want to just barely boil it and then we want to leave it simmer for a while so we can get a taste out of the seasoning as much as possible. it's heated to just under the boiling point for 15 minutes if it boils the alcohol starts evaporating then it's strain and it's ready to serve. we do serve it with some races and we put the races. in the cups and also i have. chopped and i would put in the cup too. many sweets like the bloke on the stronger side for them. spikes the hot wine with cognac but as often with alcoholic drinks less is

hugh countries take recycling as seriously as sweden where 99 percent of household waste is turned into something new whole restraint pours from a former steel making city. this is retune or the world's 1st recycled mall as in everything sold here is secondhand recycled or repurposed. manager and backstrom hopes it can begin to channel humanity's rampant consumerism or at least sweden's in a more sustainable direction this is the future way to run a shopping mall i guess and any business in the future needs to be sustainable to last. as skills tune as waste plant processes 20000 tonnes of rubbish a year with smart cameras pointing different materials in the right direction food waste is sold back to residents as compost or used to power as skills tune as buses and provide heating for the town but there's a side project they hope will have a global impact breeding larvae from the black soldier fly as a protein source for salmon farms to get the protein and we get your from the larvae that is perfect for the improving of the soil so it's a win win for everyone. retuning has also helped he

al-jazeera skills to sweden and you can see paul reese's full report on sweden's recycling future on al-jazeera as environment program planet s.o.s. this saturday at 1730 g.m.t. . space x. company has sent a robot and 40 live mice to the international space station the war hero. and rocket blasted off from cape canaveral in florida and is expected to arrive at the space station on sunday it's the 19th time space x. has done a supply run for nasa you might be wondering about the mice well the genes have been manipulated to enhance their muscle growth and that will help scientists understand how to limit the loss in humans while they are in space the dragon capsule also deliver some holiday goodies for the 6 astronauts which they will hopefully enjoy. we can find stories now a process to impeach the u.s. president has moved forward a step after the speaker of the house of representatives ordered the drafting of articles of impeachment in a historic move nancy pelosi said donald trump had abused his power by withholding aid to ukraine in a bid to get the country's president to investiga

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amy: from stockholm, sweden, this is democracy now! what the president of brazil to destroy the lives of our forest, our real amazozo. .t is unique it is a struggle, a fight so we can keep alive because without the struggle, we won't live. there will be no forest. we need to fight for it so we cacan live. t the right livelihood awards celebrate their 40th anniversary tonight, we speak to one of the four laureates: davi kopenawa, indigenous yanomami leader of brazil. then a damning u.n. report says arellion children worldwide to pride of theieir liberty, frm childrenen jailed on the u.s.-mexico border to the missining children of isis fighters. we speak with the report's author, manfred nowak, former special rubber tour on tortrtur. >> should d not be deprived o of liberty and states should look to find noncustodial situations and usually they are e availabl. itit is simply a question of politics. inther you invest primarily the criminal justice systemm or you invest more in the child welfare system and support families. amy: the u.s.s.

to go carbon neutral you mean sweden has a population of $10000000.00 and we're seeing in some states like california there are times when 70 percent of the electricity at certain hours is all renewable on the california grid and so we have seen success stories at the municipal and state level we just need to bridge that to the federal level in the united states doesn't slocum of public citizens energy program thank you so much for your time. that's there by this time you can catch boom bust on directv channel 321 dish network out to 80. 7 plated t.v. the free t.v. ad or as always if you have us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust our team will see back here next time. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. is this is a stick from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells mill

she went back to sweden this year. it was the 50th anniversary of my honorary degree from the university. >> and use all their, what did you see? your picture. >> yes. >> there were posters up and down the streets of one of the many things the justice to it. three or four events a day that she wasn't. but we kept trying to see the poster is moving through the streets and it was like that scene in the movie french kiss where they've never seen the eiffel tower and finally driving to the airport, remember, we turned and there it was. [laughter] he's been working on this book for 15 years. did you interview all the justices, how long did you interview and what do you do when you have 15 plus years, what is your agenda? >> before you answer, but we tell you -- [laughter] they came to see me and said there are people that want to write about your life, so why don't you make as your official biography people you really trust. i certainly trusted wendy and went for the first time in history it became possible for the courts t

saying inflation has managed to pick up in sweden. we might talk about the negative impact of negative interest rates, but is there any prospect where inflection -- inflation stays subdued elsewhere unlike what happened in sweden? all, the ecb is concerned about negative rates. christine lagarde mentioned negative rates and they are doing a strategy review potentially on this issue. don't prefer to stay in the negative interest rate environment. if the economy does start to turn next year in 2020, then we potentially may see normalization. however, that could be a bit difficult. inflation is projected to be below target in the foreseeable future. it really depends on how the economy does and what the ecb perceives about how negative the rate policy is. how they'reesting prepared to go to zero on the inflation rate. christine lagarde doesn't think that is close enough to the boundary line. , it wouldk at this come from asia over the u.s. in terms of growth drivers in 2020. do you agree with that? is that in your model? janet: actually

to go carbon neutral you mean sweden has a population of $10000000.00 and we're seeing in some states like california there are times when 70 percent of the electricity at certain hours is all renewable on the california grid and so we have seen success stories at the municipal and state level we just need to bridge that to the federal level in the united states doesn't slocum of public citizens energy program thank you so much for your time. that's there by this time you can catch boom bust on directv channel 321 dish network out to 80. 7 uncommitted t.v. the free t.v. ad or as always if you have us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust our t.v. or see about your next time. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race movies on off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. burgers soo hard to go wrong lotto then some. money in the draw more than i was for the imprisoned by the regime of my life. take a stic

i mean when you look at countries like sweden in costa rica they're pretty much. entirely carbon neutral at this point i think you alluded to it before that part of it seems to be political there does seem to be interest from the american public in moving in this direction is it just politicians that hold us back at this point i think so polls always show very strong support for investments in clean energy there was just a poll that came out this week that showed most homeowners want to have solar panels on their roof and sometimes it's regulations or politics that inhibit that and so i think you know as long as donald trump is in the white house the united states isn't going to be in a position to lead on some of these climate change issues now granted it is a little easier for smaller countries like sweden. to go carbon neutral sweden has a population of $10000000.00 and we're seeing in some states like california there are times when 70 percent of the electricity at certain hours is all renewable on the california grid and so we have seen success stories at the

sweden in the us and will acquittal you can't rely on any authority to protect your rights and this constant threats to be extradited to a country where you face a secret trial based on secret evidence you know judged by the jury elected in a population who are 85 percent of the population works for cia n.s.a. d.o.d. or d.l.'s around alexandra nice to geneva to the infamous espionage court. adjudicated by the same judge as every single other national security defendant in recent years. this is not going to be a fair trial you know that so if you're in this situation this constant threat to be extradited there and then to receive a draconian punishment of 175 years or maybe to reduce it 120 in prison in the supermax prison and we know what the conditions are like there this is this crosses the line of cruel inhuman and degrading treatment that's not just my opinion that's a consistent opinion of myself my mandate my predecessors everybody that's actually seriously deals with that that's the threat scenario he faced 4 years is not being taken seriously he's been ridiculed by the press he's bee

to go carbon neutral you mean sweden has a population of $10000000.00 and we're seeing in some states like california there are times when 70 percent of the electricity at certain hours is all renewable on the california grid and so we have seen success stories at the municipal and state level we just need to bridge that to the federal level in the united states doesn't slocum of public citizens energy program thank you so much for your time. sat there by this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel 321 dish network to 80. 7 unfitted t.v. the free t.v. ads how to 79 or as always if you had us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust our team we'll see you back here next time. this is this is a sticker from the water bottle found in the stomach of the fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that soon. especially. on

flamur beqiri moved to the uk from sweden sometime in the last five years. he'd been out with his wife and child on christmas eve. as they returned home to battersea church road around 9pm, a lone suspect shot him multiple times. one of the neighbours that i spoke to described hearing the gunshots from inside her own home as being "surreal". another said that they were evenly spaced out. we think that a young lady, who identified herself as a nurse, tried to give mr beqiri first aid at the scene, while the attacker fled on foot towards battersea bridge road. and when you hear shots like that, you think...well, there's... the first thing that comes to your mind is there's going to be more shooting, an exchange of fire, but there were just a number of shots and then it just stopped dead. the met have confirmed they are working with swedish police on the investigation to understand what, if any, incidents might have led someone to seek retribution against mr beqiri. reports in the swedish media suggest the 36—year—old, a swedish national of albanian heritag

own sweden's recycling future environment program. today 1730 g.m.t. still to come up. with find out why go for. put off the stroke at this tournament. time is full she's now here's her whole thank you very much martina football it's a huge day for asian champions katsa as they take on saudi arabia in the semifinals of the arabian gulf cup later on thursday the countries defeated the united arab emirates in their last group stage game saudi arabia you see them there like the u.a.e. one of the countries currently blockading cats are saudi boss have their odd says he hopes this match can bring the 2 countries closer together i all. sort of. for the reconciliation at least would be the most important i feel good we were in the world. the best years of peace the next game that we know that. it's a very difficult one we know all about the quality of our open and wanting to watch a game but once again. we are confident enough in knowing you know what a player is in their qualities as well and their commitment for sure we're going to try to do all our best to morrow and have a

the winners receive money a diploma lifelong recognition of course and a medal one made in sweden. the 2019 nobel prize medals this year there are 14 of them because there's more than one when each award . each medal is engraved with its whenas name it's the highlight of nicholas to see a. yes i am i am the only one who was doing this job. and there why i think it's it's because of. that i have been doing it for 7 years and i know exactly how how to do it it all begins with a thick 18 karat gold plate which financial firm has to cut so that it can go through the punch press. the punch goes through the metal as if it were chocolates. the gold coin alone even without the engraving is worth more than most swedes and in a month. i don't know exactly what it cost. in swedish crowns i think it's around 70007000 euros. and the coins value increases once the head of the prize is found alfred nobel is imprinted on it then packs it in a fine jewelry box that will be ceremoniously handed over by the swedish king is the most famous metal in the world. and finally wal-mart's canadian branch has

flamur beqiri moved to the uk from sweden sometime in the last five years. he had been out with his wife and child on christmas eve, as they returned to home to battersea church road around 9pm, a lone suspect shot him multiple times. one of the neighbours that i spoke to described hearing the gunshots from inside her own home as being surreal. another said they were evenly spaced out. we think that a young lady, who identified herself as a nurse, tried to give mr beqiri first aid at the scene for a while the attacker fled on foot towards battersea bridge road. when you hear shots like that, you think, well, the first thing that comes to mind is there is going to be more shooting. an exchange of fire, but it was just a number of shots and itjust stopped dead. the met have confirmed they are working with swedish police on the investigation to understand what, if any, incidents might have led someone to seek retribution against mr beqiri. reports in the swedish media suggest the 36—year—old, a swedish national of albanian heritage, was briefly on the most

al-jazeera skills tonight sweden. at 7 days to go before britain's general election the main opposition labor party is promising to hold another bracks in a referendum if it wins that's not going down well in some labor supporting towns such as heart from where emma hayward reports. british politics is that time is spelt like a game during the past few years albeit one with no winners hardly paul has been a labor town for more than half a century but 7 out of 10 people have voted to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum and the brics that party has made this a target seat and now long held political loyalties are being cast aside people do or believe. because of a gallery of oh yes peter what i got out. of between even bricks is. you got the vote and it doesn't mean nothing because if we don't like it and there was a commons we'll have to go to like at the un so what. many here are disillusioned with politics altogether and for good reason for years successive governments have been accused of doing little to help town

it is a little easier for smaller countries like sweden. to go carbon neutral sweden has a population of $10000000.00 and we're seeing in some states like california there are times when 70 percent of the electricity at certain hours is all renewable on the california grid and so we have seen success stories at the municipal and state level we just need to bridge that to the federal level in the united states doesn't slocum of public citizens energy program thank you so much for your time thank you . for this time you can catch back t.v. channel 321 dish network 80. 7. or as always if you have us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust our team will see you back here next time. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only relief. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. and stacie are continuing on our south american tour and as you can see behind me we are in rio de janeiro oh my god so beautiful so much goi

to go carbon neutral you mean sweden has a population of $10000000.00 and we're seeing in some states like california there are times when 70 percent of the electricity at certain hours is all renewable on the california grid and so we have seen success stories at the municipal and state level we just need to bridge that to the federal level in the united states doesn't slocum of public citizens energy program thank you so much for your time. that's there by this time you can catch boom bust on directv channel 321 dish network how to 80. 7 i'm good at t.v. the free t.v. ad count you tell me now or as always if you have us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust our teeth what's the back here next time. this is this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there are the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste to company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that soon. n

paul reste al jazeera skills to sweden. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines at least 58 migrants drowned when their boat sank off the coast of mauritania survivors are being treated in the northern city of new the vessel was reportedly carrying at least $150.00 people from gambia and was low on fuel mamma has more from 10 years capital about $83.00 people managed to swim to the shore and they were found by the military police outside the northern city of and while the without was the early evening hours yesterday those people gave more news about what happened that boat capsized off the shore. after about 10 days being stranded running out of fuel and so on so they gave more details and scores of people at least dozens of people are still missing they are supposed to be of course. lebanese politicians will meet on mondays of begin formal consultations to nominate the next prime minister businessman samir cutted looks set to take over from outgoing prime minister saad hariri protesters have condemned t