this is a view from the top path where you look out over the flat landscape of copenhagen. it's a big park. the lake here delineates the city limits, so you really have cows grazing on either side of the water. it's a meeting between man and cow. it's a place where you can go for a walk hand in hand with your girlfriend and check out the amazing view that you wouldn't have otherwise. as architects, we try to sort of observe life, see what are people doing, and then we try to see what is it that people want? what is it that they desire? we ask ourselves, if we could do anything, what would we really do? what are the things we lack in our city? what are the things we would like to do but can't, and then make them happen. that's exactly what architecture should be all about, is to try to make the world a little bit more like our dream. >> up next, taylor wilson is tackling terrorism and cancer treatment. and he's only 19. and no calorie options. that's why on vending machines, we're making it easy for people to know how many calories are in their favorite beverages, before the

today, they're off to copenhagen the trip takes them through the i.t. hub of ballerup, denmark's very own silicon valley. a few rounds of football help the team drop their defences. >> by the book this should be difficult because this is about foreseeing how other will act in different situations. that's great skills and great practice. >> he can't resist taking a shot himself. 52-year-old thorkil sonne has also an appointment in copenhagen with a commercial business partner of specialisterne. he doesn't meet his partners as much as he'd like he's often travelling to drum up support for his fledgling foundation. his company has already been copied in other european countries and in the us. clearidium is an innovative danish anti-doping service provider with an international reputation. one of sonne's protegÉes who doesn't want to be filmed - works for the company on data collection and organization. he tracks the lcoations of athletes so that group doping tests an be carried out. his boss is very satisfied with his performance. >> we have a lot of compu

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i said, fair enough, and i set sail for copenhagen. i was embraced i all these wonderful act ears. i all these wonderful actors. she made it work. i only say one line, you are beautiful. tavis: that is a good one. you said that a few times in your career given the are you out. --that worked given the character you played. that worked out. when i saw chris, chris is one of my producers who happens to be a male. chris and i looked at each other and the first thing we said was, did you cry? scene.last without giving away the last scene, i think both of us are guilty of getting a little emotional. >> this is an unabashedly romantic movie. with the scenarios of the and the woman who played i'd -- her husband is cheating on her. her son is in the iraq war. tears in the film, particularly the ending. it is left on such a beautiful note. tavis: it is shot beautifully. beautiful place to be. i ended up staying on this villa. they day i would go up cobblestone streets to this other location. i had to call my wife. is everything ok? yes, it is fine. speaking of locations, i am sure there are

sidewalk. [ laughter ] >> reporter: major construction along burlingame avenue has cost the owner of copenhagenime. >> i'm afraid to actually calculate but i would say it's at least 30%. >> reporter: this part of the project started in may but is now almost a month behind schedule. >> needless to say we are not the only ones suffering. i talked to other merchants here and they are all feeling the pinch. so we all have a lot to recoup. >> reporter: nielsen expected a section right in front of his business to be done by now. >> originally i was told first week of august this block would be finished. obviously, as you can see, that's not the case. >> we have been hoping to get the project done much sooner than we realized. >> reporter: the city admits its original timeline had complications. >> it is relatively on schedule, yes. in fact, given all the complexities, given all the unknowns that we encountered through the construction, still, it's -- it could have been much more worse. >> reporter: burlingame's

. >> reporter: the major construction along burlingame avenue has cost the owner of copenhagen bakeryime. >> i'm afraid to actually calculate, but it's i would say at least 30%. >> reporter: this part of the project started in may. but it is now almost a month behind schedule. >> needless to say, we are not the only ones suffering. i talked to other merchants here and they're all feeling the pinch. so we all have a lot to recoup. >> reporter: nielsen expected a section in front of his business to be done by now. >> originally, i was told first week of august this block would be finished. obviously, that's not the case, as you can see. >> we were hoping to get the project done much sooner than we realize. >> reporter: the city admits its original timeline had complications. >> it is relatively on schedule, yes. in fact, given all the complexity, given all the unknowns that we encountered during the construction, still it's -- it could have been much more worse. >> reporter: burlingame's public works director stresses this is a large-scale project. the $15 million task involves a minor

the soviet bloc's like the czech republic and poland would hijack planes in go to west berlin or copenhagen of course, we do not call them hijackers but is scabies but hijackers had a bizarre background gangsters would hold up the liquor tracks so it was a criminal and pejorative connotation so they were escapees that was hijackers and happening all over the world and colombians especially. in the greeks and the most well-known of the hijackers were the liberation of palestine that had several high-profile hijacking of a very famous commando who famously hijacked a plane in 1969 and destroyed the cockpit is she got out of prison there is a very famous glamorous shot taken never buy a pulitzer prize total winning journalists holding the ak-47 and she has a ring on her ring finger made from a rifle showcasing the she was engaged to the revolutions as she was a very glamorous figure and underwent six surgeries to redo her face she did it with underground no anesthesia and then hijacked a plane is part of the massive operation and then stop by passengers for doing that of so it was very much a

. >> reporter: bicyclists say the city could do even more such as copenhagen. >> bicyclists also haveheir own light. cars know when bike traffic is going to be coming and going. >> tonight, the san francisco bicycle coalition posted a message on their webb sippet. they tell me they have been calling for years for a complete resign of folsom street south of market. the police say the truck driver was not cited, or arrested. the investigation is ongoing. in san francisco, jana katsuyama. >> more details now, it says this is the third time this year that a bicyclist has been struck and killed in the city. the coalition says each of those fatal accidents involved a large truck. >>> it's in a vodka bottle, but it's not even liquor. the reason this group is asking you to dump russian vodka when it only dumps water. plus -- >> temperatures spiked today, but i'll show you the changes on the way for tomorrow. >> and next, you just sent an email, do you expect that message to remain private? one web giant says you shouldn't. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont

anyway, in 1935, erwin schrodinger, in an attempt to explain the copenhagen interpretation of quantum box with a sealed vial of poison that will break open at a random time. now, since no one knows when or if the poison has been released, until the box is opened, the cat can be thought of as both alive and dead. i'm sorry. i don't get the point. well, of course you don't get it; i haven't made it yet. you'd have to be psychic to get it, and there's no such thing as "psychic." sheldon, what's the point?! just like schrodinger's cat, your potential relationship with leonard right now can be thought of as both good and bad. it is only by opening the box that you'll find out which it is. okay, so you're saying i should go out with leonard. no, no, no, no, no. let me start again. in 1935, erwin schrodinger... two seats right there. chung shu shway? xie xie. sheldon, i think i've made a mistake. i can see that. unless you're planning on running a marathon, choosing both stuffing and mashed potatoes is a starch-filled redundancy. no, it's about penny. a mistake involving penny. okay, you'll

. >> reporter: bicyclists say the city could do even more such as copenhagen. >> bicyclists also haveheir own light. cars know when bike traffic is going to be coming and going. >> tonight, the san francisco bicycle coalition posted a message on their webb sippet. they tell me they have been calling for years for a complete resign of folsom street south of market. the police say the truck driver was not cited, or arrested. the investigation is ongoing. in san francisco, jana katsuyama. >> more details now, it says this is the third time this year that a bicyclist has been struck and killed in the city. the coalition says each of those fatal accidents involved a large truck. >>> it's in a vodka bottle, but it's not even liquor. the reason this group is asking you to dump russian vodka when it only dumps water. plus -- >> temperatures spiked today, but i'll show you look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in

[ laughter ] >> reporter: major construction along burlingame avenue has cost the owner of copenhagen bakery big time. >> i'm afraid to actually calculate but i would say it's at least 30%. >> reporter: this part of the project started in may but is now almost a month behind schedule. >> needless to say we are not the only ones suffering. i talked to other merchants here and they are all feeling the pinch. so we all have a lot to recoup. >> reporter: nielsen expected a section right in front of his business to be done by now. >> originally i was told first week of august this block would be finished. obviously, as you can see, that's not the case. >> we have been hoping to get the project done much sooner than we realized. >> reporter: the city admits its original timeline had complications. >> it is relatively on schedule, yes. in fact, given all the complexities, given all the unknowns that we encountered through the construction, still, it's -- it could have been much more worse. >> reporter: burlingame's public works director stresses this is a large-scale project. the $15 million

after world war ii, like the czech republic and poland would hijack a plane to go to west berlin or copenhagen and escort but, of course, we didn't call them hijackers, we call them escapees because we like them. in fact, hijacker had he majority back rent but it's from the prohibition era, gangsters would hold a liquor trucks and it comes from the thing, holger hands high, jack. so the truck hijackers for liquor is working from, kind of a criminal for jordan in addition to the people who originated in europe were escapees and then it became hijackers when it was in america. but it is happening all over the world. i talk in the book will be about the happening a lot with revolutionaries in south america, columbians a special were injured but a lot of revolutionaries in europe, germans, greeks were really into this. i think the most well-known practitioners of hijackings were palestinians. the popular front for the liberation of palestine was involved in several high profile hijackings and to talk about one woman in this book, very famous command of who famously hijacked a plane in 1969 to syri

. >> logan: without saying why, storm arranged to meet danish agents at a hotel in copenhagen. well known to them as a hard-core extremist and they'd been tracking him for years. >> storm: so they say, "oh, well, murad"-- they say because that was my muslim name-- "what would you like to eat? would you like to have fish or vegetarian food?" so i say, "no." i say, "i want something with bacon, pork," i said, "and i want a beer." ( laughter ) so... and they were, like, in disbelief looking at each other. i say, "i am no longer muslim and i want to fight the terrorists." >> logan: storm now transformed into a double agent. he says one of the most important targets he was given by the c.i.a. was his old friend, awlaki, an assignment that took him deep into the yemeni desert to meet the al qaeda leader. >> storm: two guys came out with a.k.s. i was like "( bleep ), if they know anything about me, i'm dead now." >> logan: inside, storm says awlaki was sitting in the midst of some 30 heavily armed mujahedeen, or "holy warriors." >> storm: well, he stood up. he say, "asalaam aleykem ac

but of course president obama had already been to copenhagen in 2009 for the u.n. climate conference; he had been to oslo, norway, to accept his nobel prize. he is welcoming the three presidents of the baltic states on friday in the oval office, so that canceled out any of the three baltic states, so sweden and finland were certainly the most logical choices. and stockholm won that choice. this is in fact the first time a president has visited sweden in a bilateral capacity. president bush was the first president to visit sweden, i believe, in 2009 in (gothenburg ?), sweden, for u.s.-eu summit. but this is the first time that we'll have a president visit the capital. president obama arrives in sweden and will be greeted by prime minister fredrik reinfeldt. he has led a center-right government for the last seven years. he will face elections next year. certainly sweden has experienced some unsettled times and its own challenges dealing with integration of immigrants. if you'll recall, in may, about six days of riots in the suburbs of stockholm dealing with a police

president up homages went to copenhagen to try to get the olympics in chicago. they said he didn't get them. do you mean the real olympics? that made them think that i wasn't telling the truth because the vancouver olympics were coming up which i wasn't particularly aware of. are you denying that you are coming here to talk about this? i said until now i wasn't planning to talk about it. they pulled me aside in the room and took my picture and took my colleagues picture and stable documents into her passport. i was nowhere nowhere i needed a visa to come to your country. we have 40 hours to stay. that is as long as our trip is going to be to speak to the university of victoria and the library. thank goodness for canadians they had all gone out for a beer and the audience came back threefold larger because what it took them place. i gave my talk and asked why would people be so concerned and raced over the next night to speak at the university but coria. everyone is having tea before dinner at 6:00 and i sat down quietly in this room at the bed and breakfast wher

joining us from copenhagen, ali hanson at saks. thank you for joining us., as far as oil is concerned, what is priced in with regards to syria and what isn't? >> good morning. i think we have quite a lot priced in already. obviously you can look at the price and say 115 is not a great price compared to 128 we saw the previous two years so you can really argue the crisis this time is as grave as when we had the libyan war in 2011 and the iranian sanction in '12. this time we're seeing u.s. production continue to rise so the market is slightly better prepared this time, but obviously if the situation escalated, there is a fear we'll see another spike. the market seems to be -- the market has already been buying up the market, there is a very, very big speculation out there, already at these levels. >> yeah. so, if we do get a -- let's say we get some consensus and there is a strike and limited, targeted, and that's it. what happens then? >> well, the problem with syria is they're not really producing oil, but they got two major opec countries on either side o

jergen buhl rasmussen is the president and ceo of carlsberg and joins us from copenhagen.nk you for taking the time to speak to us this morning. despite the weakness in russia, and the bad weather in europe and -- in western europe in the second quarter, you were able to maintain your guidance. does that tell us you are going to be focusing more on cost cutting and efficiency going forward? >> i would say we are always extremely focused on our cost agenda and how we make the company more efficient. particularly in western europe where we have seen declining markets for some time. but, yes, to compensate some of the worsening of the russian market development, we will increase our focus on cost in the second half. but also we are doing better on market share in a number of countries than what we expected, so in russia, as an example, we're doing better than market share. that's also helping our performance to stay on the guidance for the full year. >> in russia, which contributes 40% of group ebid, the regulatory and demographic environment is tough. what is the outlook for

but, of course, president obama had already been to copenhagen in 2009 for the u.n. climate conference, he had been toes low, norway, to accept his nobel prides. he is welcoming the three presidents of the baltic states on friday in the oval office, oo that canceled them out, so sweden and finland were certainly the most logical choices, and stockholm won that choice. this is, in fact, the first time a president has visited sweden in a bilateral capacity. president bush was the first president to visit sweden, i believe in 2009, for a u.s./e.u. summit, but this is the first time we'll have a president visit the capital. president obama arrives in sweden and will be greeted by prime minister friedrich rhine fed, he has led a center-right government for the last seven years. he will face elections next year. certainly, sweden has experienced some unsettled times in its own challenges dealing with integration of immigrants. if you'll recall in may, about six days of riots in the suburbs of stockholm dealing with a police shooting. and continues to be a very great topic

terrie and looking across the country came to mind but of course president obama had already been to copenhagen in 2009 for the u.n. climate conference to be to oslo, norway. he is welcoming the three presidents of the state on friday that cancel out any of the baltic states so sweden and finland were the most logical traces and stockholm one that choice. this is in fact the first time a president has visited sweden and a bilateral capacity to the president bush was the first president to visit i believe in 2009 for the u.s. summit. but this is the first time we will have a president to visit the capitol. president obama arrived in sweden and will be greeted by the prime minister fredrick who's led the government for the last years and he will face elections next year. certainly sweden is experienced unsettling times in his own challenges dealing with integration of immigrants if you will recall about the six days of riots and in the suburbs of stockholm dealing with a police shooting and continues to be a great topic of conversation with that aspect. so certainly that will be part of the domes

people at home and he gave aa i think memorable speech about it, about his views on this matter in copenhagenyou have seen throughout his presidency his commitment to ending wars as he has demonstrated by withdrawing from iraq. he views that in our national security interest. to winding down the war in afghanistan, which is happening now. but he's also demonstrated a commitment and conviction that when national security interest of the united states are at stake, he will take action. statement.road i'm not presupposing in answer to any of these questions a course of action. when the president has an announcement, he will make great >> what do you say to those loud voices we heard in some of the most recent wars. people who don't want strikes? what do you say to them? lex i don't want to go down the road of answering questions that presupposes the president has decided on a course of action. he is a value waiting options available to him. there are a variety of options available to him. -- he is in options available to him. >> there could be boots on the ground or military in the air -- >> aga

but i said the olympics you mean that president obama went to copenhagen to get the olympics in chicago and he didn't get them. i said i know that. and they said you mean the real olympics? that made them think i wasn't telling the truth because the vancouver olympics were coming up. are you denying you're coming thorough talk about this? i said, well, until now i wasn't planning to talk about the vancouver olympics. they pulled me aside and took my picture and my colleague's picture. they stapled documents. and i opened it up and said we have 48-hours to stay in canada. that's as long as our trip was going to be. i was speaking at the university of victoria. we raced up. they had gone out for beers. the audience had come -- because of what had taken place. i gave my talk. and asked why would people be concerned? raced to speak the next night. we stayed at the bed and breakfast. everyone was having tea before dinner at 6:00. i sat down quietly in a room where older folks were having tea and turned on the news. the first story was about me getting detained. everyone looks over and i said