coalition talks on thursday and moving on to formal negotiations. immigration has been one of the hot button issues with sides divided over whether to limit the number of migrants coming to germany. the biggest airplane deal in history has just been signed at the dubai airshow the lucky winner is european giant airbus and a group of low cost airlines which will receive four hundred thirty shiny new birds . also on the show russia and venezuela have signed a debt restructuring deal but will it help because as a third his country away from bankruptcy. and thailand s famous long tail motor boats might get quieter and environmentally friendly that s if a german company succeeds in selling the idea we ll have the details. it s time for business on d.w.i. mho you get us thank you for joining us airbus has just struck its biggest deal ever in the wake of reports of weak sales of its a three eighty super jumbo it s now received a juicy order from u.s. private equity company indigo pa
it is sharpening. distants this was threat is very much in the presence. present. the arctic is the leading edge of climate change. whateading indicator of the entire planet faces. arctic temperatures are rising about twice as fast as the global average. over the past 60 years, alaska has warned about twice as fast as the rest of the united states. last year was alaska s hottest year on record. just as it was for the rest of the world. the impacts here are very real. earth on whichhe 100,000 alaskans live threatening homes, damaging transportation and imagery infrastructure which can cause billions of dollars to fix. rivers andns and migration of entire species threaten the livelihood of indigenous peoples and local economies dependent on fishing and tourism. levels. sea villages unprotected from floods and surges. some are in imminent danger and some will have to relocate entirely. in fact, alaska has some of the with this shoreline erosion s swift is shoreline erosion s
just a deep track record for these rings. setting that aside, the united states has an inherent advantage. on top of theture largest hydrocarbon infrastructure on the planet. tens of trillions of dollars of infrastructure and a knowledge base equivalent of amazon if you like. you are that business and have a resource base and market based, why would you go anywhere else? the talent that is here, the capability, the infrastructure is here. extraordinary for the shale market in the united states. and setting aside the it will take, if i am guessing, 15 to 20 years to catch up. the biggest wildcard in natural thats at the catalyst allows you to liquefied natural gas. if you can make gas, cheaper to transport as oil, that would be to biggest single tsunami hit the world economically in the last century. miles. support all ofi the concepts of what you presented in your paper. the question becomes the investment capital decision. do you think right now the way pretty much the servi
overall he stood up for american , values. one of the nice things about that is we had one of the most peaceful times in modern american history. to get to that, i would go back to rebuilding the defense budget to levels proposed by former madetary of defense gates the case that we need to get back to a stronger military. thank you very much for the question. the next one is coming from judy elliott. the u.s. still has almost 5000 nuclear weapons in its military stockpile and many are on hairtrigger alert. and now, the obama administration and the pentagon plan to spend one trillion more dollars on nuclear weapons and delivery vehicles. it is going to be very profitable for the private weapons labs and for the pentagon contractors. do you support this plan? gov. walker: i think overall, we have to have the capacity to defend ourselves. unlike when i came of age during the cold war when we thought it was the old soviet union, today, it is not just places like russia and ch