the guy said, in scandinavia, they pay you to go to college. [ laughter and applause ] >> reporter: the clinton campaign says that she's breaking away from some of her husband's policies because times change. and speaking of change, nbc news confirms that the obama presidential library will go to chicago, not new york or hawaii, expected to be connected to the university of chicago. the big loser in this competition, columbia university in new york. real estate in manhattan just too expensive. lester. >> all right, andrea mitchell. we know that well. >>> when we come back, one of the biggest stars on television, a private battle goes public over frozen embryos raising serious questions tonight for so many couples who use ivf. >>> still ahead tonight, tom brokaw on the desperate race for the last ride out. 40 years ago today, the final chapter in a saga that is still argued over today. >>> she is the highest paid actress on tv. he is a florida millionaire. once they were in love, but now sofia vergara and her ex, nick loeb, are locked in an ugly fight over their frozen embryos. their

. >> how much does it cost to go to college in scandinavia. a guy said well in sand knave ya, they pay you to go to college. >> that was andrea mitchel reporting. after bernie sanders announced his run, clinton tweeted out agree with bernie. the focus membership on helping the middle class. i welcome him to the race. to which sanders replied, thanks. looking forward to debating the big issues. income inequality climate change and getting big money out of politics. >> interesting. let's the turn to business in a tough day for the markets on the last day of april. the dow dropped 195 points. nasdaq fell 1.6% on thursday. geoff cutmore joins us from london. help explain the loss. what are investors looking for into may. maybe a bit of a slow down with the stock market. >> we've had an interesting turn that have give thn market momentum. these will have bearing on what the markets do in may. let's run through the list here. the dollar has weakened a little. we've had a strong dollar. the markets have been used to that which has kept kmod thety pri

a little bit of a change over because we have a system that brought a lot of rainfall into the scandinavia peninsula associated with the cold front bringing some more rain now into central portions of the continent. that's going to bring rainfall maybe even some stronger thunderstorms, especially for the tail end of this cold front as it slips through the southern portions of the continent and then we'll see temperatures dropping off five to ten degrees cooler as we go from wednesday and into thursday. look at the conditions we're expecting for wednesday. yes we still see showers in stock home to berlin and paris. down here in madrid and also in iberian peninsula temperatures in the throw mid-30s. very warm conditions expected. 20s for the eastern side of europe. and also into vienna but we'll see that change over into much cooler temperatures. once that cold air moves in we're going from 22 down to 17 on thursday. 30s dropping down into 020s. lisbon in the 20s and 10 degrees in london on thursday. some big changes coming up as you progress through the next couple of days. i want to take y

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our reporter in scandinavia has been to meet local residents, who are packing their boxes with ratherxed feelings. reporter: the winters are long in kiruna, in sweden's high north. but the workers can't wait till the snow melts. they're already tearing down buildings in the ullspiran quarter, where mainly families with children once lived. at the fence, eva and carl johan mÄki watch the demolition machines with mixed feelings. the neighborhood that was their home for decades will soon cease to be. carl johan mÄki: it's a bit sad. building something is one thing, but tearing it down is something else again. it feels terrible. reporter: eva and carl johan came here almost 40 years ago. with temperatures outside reaching below -40 degrees celsius in winter, their apartment often took on the character of a refuge. carl johan mÄki: for 35 years, it was our castle, our fortress. our two children grew up here. reporter: the ore mine's operator, the state-owned lkab, has found a new apartment for the couple. the mining town of kiruna, once the world's largest municipality, has a population of

begun one of the largest air force exercises in scandinavia amid rising tensions with russia.ow first started its own raid. termedpart in what is tactical exercises. at least 16 people have died in flooding in oklahoma and texas. firefighters in houston had to carry out 500 water rescues. withity is underwater thousands of drivers forced to abandon their vehicles. that left hundreds of nba fans trapped after a playoff game. you will get now to the the cofounderence of micromax, the second-biggest in india, and the 10th biggest in the world. great to have you on the program. i want to start with what everybody wants to know which is whether alibaba is seeking a 20% stake in micromax and according to other reports that you want $1 billion for it. what like can you shed? guest: i think the whole investment environment in india is wonderful. get offers from strategic partners who are interested in being a part of micromax, but what we're tried to do is figure out who should be the best partner. as we move forward we will be back with the world picking up in terms of where we come

most of it is scandinavia.t their results, they are not a model we would wish to follow. their fares are 80% higher and they lose money. we make money. customers ultimately start with the lowest fares. if we can provide low-cost wi-fi, it would be a great addition. they don't want high fares and wi-fi. that's not a model works. ultimately, you could waste too much time modeling. whether it's a greek exit i don't think there will be a u.k. exit. i think when you look at the economic catastrophe that leaving europe would be, the u.k. would shy away from a departure. they will probably get more concessions from europe as result. i'm in favor of an european single market. i disagree with a lot of the political rubbish that comes out of brussels. ultimately, it would be good for our business and tourism would boom. it would be incredibly competitive tourism. the u.k., i think something similar would happen. a lot of it depends on what happens with sterling. they will keep doing holidays in europe. guy: you would hav

there are countries around the world -- china, scandinavia, europe -- where they understand that educations the absolute necessity for success in their nation. and for some reason or another in america, the decision has been made that somehow public education is not something that we should fully fund. and i think that the legislature and the state of pennsylvania, under the pennsylvania constitution, the requirement to fully fund public schools is a constitutional requirement that has not been met by the legislate to date, and i'm hoping that will change. >> you know, there are lots of layers of bureaucracy when it comes to education in this city. and if we're being totally honest and transparent, any reform efforts that you make are going to have to be -- well, they're gonna have to get through the school reform commission, and the teachers union is also a very real, powerful force. are those two institutions in your mind effective -- the src and the teachers union? >> well, the src was established i guess 13 years ago or so in an effort to give legislators the level of comfort they need

even more aligned with russia as vladimir putin has his influence through the baltic states and scandinavia's language. it is meaningless but watch his action and the consequences of his policy choice. only then can we truly defying here is a true policy and intent and ambition. a quotation on concealing policies of state. of back who was the greatest prime minister said this ended deserves considerable thought. >> franken explicit is the right line to take when you wish to conceal your own mind and confuse the minds of others. twice prime minister. we will be right back. >> the presidents of unlawful ill the goal immigration fiat suffered a deadly blow purpose of the fifth circuit says no to mr. obama democratic strategist julie roginsky joins us next and a florida abounds house does more than bounce with three children inside. details ahead. gotta get milwaukee up to speed. we win in flint, we take the lead. we'll close the deal if we just show... when it's go, go to the new choicehotels.com. the site with the right room, rewards and savings up to 20% when you book direct. choicehotels.co

here for example the ambitions and the aggression the annexation of crimea, the threat towards scandinavia eastern europe by vladimir putin? does this president and his passivity render nato effectively a shell organization now? >> well, you know, most of us looking at this the policy decisions the president has made and the implications it's had in the region and how our adversaries are taking advantage of it. we connect the dots and absolutely see the relationship of the adversary relationship of iran, of isis of putin, of china all taking advantage of the united states weak american power and weak american leadership. and that is going to continue, sadly right up until the administration ends. what he's going to turn over to the next president is going to be very significant in terms of our security challenges around the world. lou: this president his administration, talked of a pivot to asia at the time trying deflect from iraq and the disastrous policies, whether they are libya whether syria that the president has been woefully inept in carrying out, particularly over the past year bu

constitution, forcing a wider role, and nato has begun one of its largest-ever air force exercises in scandinaviasing tensions with russia. and the arctic challenge features more than 100 planes and 4000 personnel. moscow has started its own wargames in response to the nato operation. hundreds of planes and ground-based defense systems are taking part in what they're calling tactical exercises, and in even larger drill is planned for later this year, and a reporter for the washington post has gone on trial in iran, accused of spiting -- spy. he is been in custody for more than 10 years and faces six years in prison. state television offered no other details. his wife and two photojournalists were arrested last july, accused of working for the u.s. government. all right, some of the regional leaders in technology and innovation are gathering here in hong kong at asia-pacific conference. shery ahn is standing by with our next guest. shery? shery: good morning, angie. i am here at the conference, where about 140 of the most influential people in the arenology area in asia here. joining me is the fou

he wants america to look more like scandinavia. >> what's wrong with that? what's wrong with a stronger middle class? what's wrong with a higher minimum wage and environment? we do a lot in a country that is good, but we can learn from other countries. host: in your piece about bernie sanders, you wrote that he fills the void left by elizabeth worn. how well does he fill that void? guest: they would love for her to get in. they realize that's not going to happen. i think bernie will get a lot of her support. you will see a lot of protest vote against hillary clinton and people voting for bernie sanders. there are other democrats the will probably get in the late -- race. the thing about bernie sanders is he will talk a lot about the billionaire class. americans are funny about wealth. they don't like this idea of candidates appearing to be bought and paid for by billionaires but if you turn this into a class warfare festival that can turn people off in some ways. everybody wants to do well and get ahead. ultimately, it might backfire if it becomes too much a

as the storm system gradually makes its way to southern scandinavia the next several days.e'll look at the wind gufss we are anticipating over the next several days. this looks to be late sunday in to monday, lasting until tuesday event. so watch out. it is going to be quite fierce as the storm system moves in to the north sea and eventually across stand knave ya with high wind gusts. london doesn't look like it will be impacted as bad. these are temperatures in degrees celsius. you can see right now mid to upper 40s degrees celsius. we had a report out of dell delde deli. it is on the horizon. >> i no they want relief to that heat there in india. thank you so much for the reporting there. >> hundreds of mourners gathered in the mississippi delta to say good-bye to u.s. blues legend b.b. king. ♪ the service was held at a church in his hometown. when king died at the age of 89 years old earlier this month, president obama said, quote, there is going to be one killer blues session in heaven tonight. the legacy of the kij of blues expand more than six decades. b.b. king will b

northern states as a piece of the republic would have been about as irrelevant to world affairs as scandinavia. the confederacy on the other hand always had within it, before the war imperialistic ambitions on the caribbean basin. it is difficult to believe that they would not in fact have carried out those ambitions as a way of extending the influence of slavery. that might have turned the tide about the receiving of slavery. it may have put new wind back into the sales of slavery. it would have reinforced the present in commitment to slavery. if that had been the case, then most of the western hemisphere what had been converted in to some form of slave economy. what that may have meant long-term in the 20th century there would not have been a united states to intervene in world war i, world war ii, the cold war. what europe would look like at that point is difficult to imagine that whatever you imagine, it will not be pretty. the consequences that flow from that one initial question are enormous. enormous for us even today, and enough to make the blood run cold when you think about them hard

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scandinavia and southern europe. you said you started to see some there last year. it's really good. >> it's really good. if we look around the world in our boat business we were up nearly 20% in the first quarter. 16% in europe. and then there's the rest of the world that pulls us down. if you want to call 12% growth in the boat business going down. >> no anyone selling it is making a very short-term decision. i want to talk about life fitness. there are soul cycles all over. i have new gyms opening up around. a ten mile radius a new gym seems to open up. >> sure. >> are there more pieces of high end equipment like yours that you should be making? >> well maybe not more equipment that we should be making but we need to keep introducing new product that hits the market where it's going. so we had a lot of new product introductions last year. and you've eluded to this we keep investing heavily. >> the club i belong to just bought all of your stuff. >> we love that. >> it's true. >> we have number one market share in the united states in any high end club or in any se

circulating wind and rain in the british isles and scandinavia. we have to look to the future. not all of europe is like this it's the corner. most of the rest is enjoying warmsds. as a result we can forecast something of a heatwave but a nice one. it's warming up in london. >> thank you. still ahead on al jazeera. two attacks in nigeria after the new president pledges to crack down on violence. we meet the south african winemakers using a plant drunk for tea. and in sport, could the chicago blackhawks shoot down of the anaheim ducks as they try to reach the stanley cup finals for the third time in six years? >>> welcome back let's recap the headlines. the bodies of 17 were found during friday's operations which saved more than 4,000 migrants crossing the mediterranean sea >>> in iraq fighters from islamic state of iraq and levant launched a string of attacks in anbar. 20 soldiers were killed when eight suicide car bombers attacked the headquarters in fallujah. there has been more heavy fighting in yemen. pro-government forces in tiaz. four civilians were killed along with the

i believe we got to join germany, scandinavia, many other countries around the world and say if you have the ability regardless of your income you will be able to go to college. >> you want to raise taxes. >> on the wealthiest in the country absolutely. >> the war in iraq, you remember in 2007/2008 a young freshman senator named barack obama who opposed the war going to war in iraq back in 2003 made this an issue because hillary clinton as a united states senator voted in favor of that resolution authorizing the war. you opposed that resolution. you spoke out very passionately against that resolution. we went back took a look at the statements you were making. is this going to be an issue for you in challenging hillary clinton now? are you going to bring that up again against her? >> i think it's a fair issue. and what the issue is about, not just looking back in hindsight as you indicated i very much opposed the war, worried about the destabilization it would bring in the region. hillary clinton and everybody else had the same information i had. and i made my decision she made her decis

he wants america to look more like scandinavia. >> that's right. that's right.ong with that? what's wrong when you have more income and equalty and a stronger middle class, a higher minimum wage than we do and stronger on the environment than we do? we do a lot in our country which is good but we can learn from other countries. we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of any country on earth at the same time as we're seeing a proliferation of millionaires and billionaires. i don't think that's what america is about. >> you're the longest serving independent in congress. you said you would remain an independent but prepared to file as a democratic? >> in my heart i am an independent and have been for 30 years. i'm seeking the democratic party nomination for president of the united states and obviously i'm going to follow all of the rules and regulations to get on the ballad as a democrat. >> if you lose will you support the democratic nominee? >> yes. i have in the past. >> not going to run as an independent. >> no. i have been clear about that. >> which ide

in countries throughout the world, germany, scandinavia, it costs zero dollars to go to college. they understand it is an investment for the future of the country. i will introduce legislation shortly that will make public colleges and public universities tuition free. that is a good thing for our people and economy. making it affordable and ending that outrage that so many children are struggling with with this huge student debt, this is about changing national priorities. you do not give tax breaks to billionaires, you do not spend more than we should on the military, and then tell working families, sorry, your kid cannot go to college. i am very much in favor of changing national priorities and paying attention to these young people. >> free tuition is great, but how do we pay these bills? bernie: i can think of many ways to fund higher education. host: this question from facebook, over the years there has been a variety of labels placed on you, not the least flattering of which is socialist, do you feel that you are a socialist? bernie: i am a democratic socialist. what does

individuals that stanley kerns road in venues on the national review on line in venues saying in scandinavia we have party scene gay marriage, the introduction of gay married his being institutionalized heterosexual homosexual -- the idea is that gay berridge will hurt straight marriage and first i want to say this is counterintuitive. this again came up during trial because bob and ted down the street are getting married a man is not going to turn to his wife and say we have had a really good ride for 20 years but we will have to throw in the towel now and that gay couple got married. there's a lot counterintuitive about that comment so they push back to this empirical claim in countries where same-sex marriage has been legalized you have seen marriage rates for heterosexual couples go down because they feel like marriage is somehow less valuable or it's been tarnished by the addition of homosexual couples. during the trial would happen with both sides zoomed in on the net on such a cooper said he would make a presentation on the netherlands during his opening statements and so he made that

he wants america to look more like scandinavia. >> what's wrong with that?hat's wrong with a stronger middle class? what's wrong with a higher minimum wage and environment? we do a lot in a country that is good, but we can learn from other countries. host: in your piece about bernie sanders, you wrote that he fills the void left by elizabeth worn. how well does he fill that void? guest: they would love for her to get in. they realize that's not going to happen. i think bernie will get a lot of her support. you will see a lot of protest vote against hillary clinton and people voting for bernie sanders. there are other democrats the will probably get in the late -- race. the thing about bernie sanders is he will talk a lot about the billionaire class. americans are funny about wealth. they don't like this idea of candidates appearing to be bought and paid for by billionaires but if you turn this into a class warfare festival that can turn people off in some ways. everybody wants to do well and get ahead. ultimately, it might backfire if it becomes too much a p

we are bringing people from silicon valley and china and scandinavia and brazil and etc.ruly unique. that makes us super powerful. no one likes uncertainty. i think specifically what i can say is with had huge success expanding to america. you only have to comply with one set of rules. you only have to integrate one set of systems to the market where europe is more complex. anything that makes europe more complex will make jobs going there more difficult eventually. >> immigration is a real plus. immigration for businesses in the environment and could potentially be a concern. europe is our biggest trading partner. involved in a lot of businesses. it is important we make it as easy as possible. mark: off the, though bart chart. stay tuned. -- up next the bart chart. ♪ mark time for bart chart. multiyear highs. we are looking at implied volatility, the measure of anticipated price swings at the current exchange rate raised on option prices. for now until the end of the maturity date, we are looking at one with volatility on the pound against the dollar. with w -- 2 days be

scandinavia has been aggressive in using alternate sources of energy such as hydropower, biomass andntage is that if you create the right incentives in development you actually get to boost growth because you are stimulating capex in new industries. brendan: this is been the push under the obama administration which has not worked out as promised, which is to say not only will climate control carbon controls not hurt the economy, they will help the economy. do we know that is true? alessio: i think it depends case-by-case. some countries have easier alternatives. you have easier alternatives to hydropower or solar power depending on geography, on your climate first of all. so for a large country like the united states, it may be that local realities may benefit from renewable energy more than the nation. tom: within climate range with this debate over auctions particularly in europe, each nation is different. the idea of conflating sweden with germany is absurd. brendan: germany has moved the farthest on this. they have gotten rid of nuclear power which made it very difficult to mana

is making exquisite flyfishing rods and selling one every couple of weeks could get orders from scandinavia as he did. we need to do that everywhere so that you can sell your products from wherever you are and you can sell into the global marketplace. that is where i think we can do more than we are doing and we can't do it without high-speed internet. so i applaud you for that. >> we are coming close to the end here. do you want to give a closing some asian? i want to thank all of the panels for being here and i want to thank the guests for being here but do you have a closing summation? >> i want to thank you and everyone he came in this conversation is another example of why i love doing this. i always learn something and i feel like we need a conversation in our country again where we are talking to each other where we are respecting each others opinions, even when we don't agree. we are listening and we are learning and trying to figure out what the best solutions are for the problems that we face and i have gotten an enormous amount of good ideas, good information from doing these rou

who was making fly fishing rods and only selling one every couple of weeks, could get orders from scandinavia. we need to do that everywhere. so you can sell your products from wherever you are and you can sell it to the global marketplace. that is where we can do more than we are doing and we cannot do it without high-speed internet. i applaud you for that. >> we are coming close to the end. do you want to get gas get a closing summation? i want to thank the panelist and guests forming here. -- for coming here. hillary clinton: this conversation is another example of why i love doing this. i always learn something. i feel like we need a conversation in our country where we are talking to each other, respecting each other's opinions even when we do not agree we are listening and learning. then figuring out the best solutions for the problems we face. i have gotten an enormous amount of good ideas and good information from doing these roundtables. i want to thank all of you for participating. what we want to do now is take a picture and maybe have our elected officials joint picture. we will b

. >> i can hear the attack and right now -- he wants america to look more like scandinavia? bernie sanders: that's right. what's wrong with more income inequality? what's wrong with having a stronger middle class than we do higher minimum wage that we do and they are stronger on the environment? we do a lot in our country which is good, but we can learn from other countries. host: in your piece, you wrote that he fills a void left vacant by war and -- war and -- warren . guest: they would love for her to get in, and a think they are realizing that is not going to happen, so i think bernie will fill that void. the protest vote against hillary clinton. the thing about bernie sanders is he will talk a lot about the billionaire class. billionaires billionaires, billionaires, and americans are fighting about wealth. they don't like this idea of candidates appearing to be bought and paid for by billionaires, but at the same time, if you turn this race into a big class warfare festival that can turn people off in some ways because everybody wants to do well. everybody wants to get

and countries throughout the world scandinavia to know how much college costs?ail because they understand it is a good investment for the future of their country. i will introduce legislation shortly that will make public poll -- colleges and universities tuition free. i think it's a good thing for the american people and a good thing for our economy. making college affordable and the hour that so many people are struggling with huge student debt. all of this changes our national priorities. you don't spend more than you should on the military and say to working families all of the country countries are your kids can go to college. i'm very much in favor of changing our priorities paying more attention to the needs of our young people. >> quickly, and we pay the bills? >> in the time we have wealth inequality with 99% of all new income today going to the top 1% i can think of many ways to fund higher education. >> the next question coming from social media coming from facebook. jim and beared of the strauss write over the years there has been a variety of labels

making exquisite flyfishing rod and only selling one every couple of weeks, could get orders from scandinavia. we need to do that everywhere. so that you can sell your product wherever you are, and sell into the global marketplace. that is where i think we can do more than what we are doing. and we can't do it without high-speed internet. >> 12 we are coming -- well, we are coming close to the end. i want to thank all of the panelists for being here. that we are going to have let you have a closing summation. hillary clinton: i want to thank all of you and everyone who came. this conversation is another example of why i love doing this. i always learn something. i feel like we need a conversation in our country again where we are talking to each other, taking each other's opinion, even when we don't agree we are listening and learning. and we try to figure out what the best solutions are to the problems that we face. i have gotten an enormous amount of good ideas, good information from doing these roundtables. i want to thank all of you for participating in this one. what we want to do now is