denmark. that's according to the one hundred fifty six nations survey published by the united nations sustainable development solutions network the survey ranks countries on aspects like healthy life expectancy freedom to make life choices freedom and social support i saw denmark's happiness firsthand back in two thousand and eight summer of two thousand and eight louise and i travelled to denmark where i broadcast my radio show live from copenhagen for a week on one of the shows i spoke with peter morgan hsan of incentives an economist by training and is the chief political editor of denmark's largest or second largest newspaper polity can i ask. how many danes experience financial distress or lose their homes or even a clear bankruptcy because getting sick of relations. and he was sitting right across to me in the studio he gives me this in a puzzled look and goes why of course not. why would you ask i mean he was genuinely baffled why i would ask such a stupid question so i explained to him

and so i pointed that out to him and he just he he looked at me shook his head he said here in denmark we could not imagine living like this. and then he asked me again he said you know seriously half of your bankruptcies are because people got sick you know how could how can you americans. how surprised. he was by the way i did it during that week that we broadcast our show live from the studios of danish radio three i was a dave for five days i interviewed as many conservative politicians as i could get i got there the top five at least conservative politicians members of the of the danish parliament on the show and i said oh you're conservative you must want to do away with your health care right and every single one of us what are you crazy instead the danes live their lives filled with happiness so why are the danes happy all the time as the huffington post points out there are a variety of factors contributing to their happiness first unlike here in the united states denmark supports parents. when they have kids while american women only receive an average maternity leave of ten

alsandro porcheli is italian living in denmark.ore starting cook it raw, the rooming boy scout camp for the world's best chefs. >> i met rene in 2004. basically the restaurant was just opened. >> ten years after noma's inception, rene is arguably the most famous dane since hamlet. so it's happily ever after, right? not quite. you have all these rules, these guidelines where you never brag about yourself. it's all understated. >> the law which discourages attention-seeking is part and parcel of living in denmark. danes who think too big are often cut down by their peers. >> it's hard to really make an effort, and if you stand out too much, you know, get off your horse. >> okay, so let's say you start a restaurant and you announce right away, this restaurant is going to be different than anybody else's restaurant. you see where i'm going here. are people mean originally? do they talk -- about you? do they -- >> i mean, how much foul language can i use on this show? we very quickly became the big band of the seal -- >> see -- >> peopl

denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short.t rene and crew started, what they're famous for, is their ingredients. and color me dubious. >> did you ever eat moss before? >> no. that is incredible. there's no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv. but it is really delicious. alsandro porcheli is italian living in denmark. >> i met rene in 2004. basically the restaurant was just opened. >> ten years after noma's inception, rene is arguably the most famous dane since hamlet. so it's happily ever after, right? not quite. >> all this happened actually in copenhagen. you have all these rules, these guidelines where you never brag about yourself. >> the law which discourages attention-seeking is part and parcel of living in denmark. danes who think too big are often cut down by their peers. >> it's hard to really make an effort, and if you stand out too much, you know, get off your horse. >> okay, so let's say you start a restaurant and you announce right away, this restaurant is going to be different than anybod

>>> this is your first time to denmark? >> i've got to be honest, i usually try to avoid clean, orderly countries without massive social problems. i'm here for you, man. if you're not the poster boy for the entire country, you should be. >> we go, no? >> yes, let's go. you were saddled with the weight of best restaurant in the world. this looks totally bogus. it's fantastic. >> you need to work 20 hours a day in order to achieve this. >> come on, guys. still waiting now. >> let's go. >> it's so much less about woo. it's about bang! and elements, elements. sauce elements. what places have you been that you can compare to noma? >> no place. it's a whole different world. >> beautiful! ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ i something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >>> once upon a time in a land far, far away, there was a place, a very special place, a clea

. >>> this is your first time to denmark? >> i've got to be honest, i usually try to avoid clean, orderly countries without massive social countries. if you're not the poster boy for the entire country, you should be. >> we go? >> yes, let's go. you were saddled with the weight of best restaurant in the world. this looks totally bogus. it's fantastic. >> you have to work 20 hours a day in order to achieve this. they're waiting now. let's go. it's so much mess about -- whoo! it's about bang. and elements, elements. what places have you been that you can compare to noma? >> no place. it's a whole different world. >> beautiful! ♪ >>> once upon a time in a land far, far away, there was a place, a very special place, a clean, orderly, and nice place. usually i hate clean, orderly, and nice. the air smells fresh and physically fit, statuesque blondes lined by old buildings and canals. i read something disturbing on my way here. apparently denmark is, like, the happiest place on earth. they actually keep stats on this. apparently de

denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short. rene and crew started what they're famous for is foraging for ingredients. >> reindeer moss with last year's harvest of set mushrooms. did you ever eat moss before? >> no. >> that is incredible. >> wow. >> there's no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv. but it is really delicious. >> alessandro porcelli is italian living in denmark. he worked at noma before starting cook it raw, the boy scout camp for the best chefs. >> i met rene in 2004. basically restaurant was just opened. >> ten years after noma's inception, rene is arguably the most famous dane since hamlet. and so it's happily ever after, right? not quite. >> it's funny. all this happened actually in copenhage copenhagen. >> the law of yante which discovers attention seeking is part and parcel of living in denmark. danes who think too big are often cut down by their peers. >> it's hard to really make an effort. and if you stand out too much, get off your horse. >> okay. so let's say you start a restauran

. >> hold the cheeseburgers, across the pond, denmark is the first country in the borl to i remember pose a fat tax. >> john: some say consumers should pay more to buy less healthy food. >> denmark has decided to implement a fat tax. basically you go to the supermarket and you buy a food above a certain level of fat, they charge you extra.

we have a special report from denmark. valuablee world's most and sumptuous collections of jewels has gone on show in rome. the treasure of saint gennaro is said to rival the british crown jewels. strong -- it has left the strong room where it is kept in the 70 pieces have been transported under armed guard to a museum in rome. gennaro, naples patron saint who lived 700 years ago has been venerated down the centuries as the cities protection against war, the plate, earthquakes, shipwrecks, and natural disaster. kings, popes, and embers have all sent valuable tributes to the saint. the centerpiece of the exposition is a solid gold miter encrusted with 3000 diamonds and hundreds of rubies and emeralds. there is a gold and silver bust of the saint. the collection also includes an emerald and diamond cross hidden by the emperor napoleon and a heavy necklace composed of thousands of jams donated by many crowned heads of europe. days when naples was one of the centers of world power. this glittering show a valuable treasure is u

their first defeat in five qualifiers by the european championship after losing to nail a time to denmark who overtook the russians to go top of group two got set in but apple for sports group leaders of russia came into the match against denmark with their confidence slightly danton after three straight wins so late three oldroyd against third blaze bulgarian severe man be susan man we're going to underestimate the second plays dance and the visitors turned out to be a tough not to crack keeping the hosts away from their box in the opening minutes and counter-attack at the end of the first half that remained goalless but for it's just up to the restart so denmark stormed to a two goal lead young's young son broke the deadlock heading home from a throw in and nikolai broke minutes and doubled their advantage after fifty two minutes when he found himself on marked in front of him them to net taking his daily to three goals from five matches russia tried to get back into it but the danes didn't leave any margin for error oh to nail it finished but leaving both teams with a strong chance of

rene is doing the best foods that he can find in denmark. >> absolutely, in denmark, absolutely. >> rose: but that's what everybody does. they try to find those things that are natural and unique to where they are. >> absolutely. >> rose: and cook with them. >> and that's what for sure i learned to cook, i was born and raised on the farm. so 95% of what we had on the table every day was coming from the garden coming from the farm, make the cheese, the chicken, raised by us, may by us. and we were doing the farmers market once a week. and offering that to guests. >> rose: so the ingredients are one thing. >> uh-huhz are and what else french cuisine s it the way you cook? is it what you add to the food? >> well, i think when you see today every country has their own cuisine. i think the foundation of many cuisine are based on french cuisine. and especially when you elevate the cuisine to a much more gastronomic and complex experience. and even the greatest chef of spain or the greatest chef everywhere will cite, the greatest chef in america, thomas keller. >> rose: he is the greatest chef

do you know how much it cost to go to college in denmark, do you know? zero.r graduate school or medical school. they have the kind of radical and craze imri idea that they want to in your you are -- that they want to nurture the intellectual ideas of their kids. you can't go to college because you can't. >> we're having enough trouble handling the debt we've already got. how idealistic is it? >> the point being that in recent years, in the last 20, 30 years we have seen an explosion in technology, right? we have seen an explosion in productivity and where has all that new wealth gone? where it's gone is a recent study came out, 95% of all of the new income generated in the lastthrough three years you know where it went -- last three years, you know where it went, top 1%. we have a situation where the top 1% owns the top 38% of wealth is. no one knows this. the top 63% 2.3%. the bottom 63% owns 2.3%. >> you talk about things that people do care about but maybe are not seeing on a daily basis. but the label they get is this guy is the only guy who's serving on

denmark launched a national effort in 2005. the country gave out 150,000 instructional kits.kids begin learning as soon as elementary school and teens are required to learn cpr in order to get a driver's license. >>> news time 6:20. beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. why choose land o' lakes butter it's pre-measured.? fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. >>> the jacksonville international airport is back open after a bomb squad removed a destructive device in the area. one of two suspicious packas were found at the airport that had a component this required it to be taken off site. the device was later rendered safe. the evacuation left plane loads of passengers stuck on the tarmac. the airport was closed for more than four hours yesterday. >>> new york police made two arrests in the terrifying road rage incident. it happened sunday on the manhattan west side. it was also caught on a helmet cam. an suv hit the back of a motorcycle and cut the guy off. the driver stopped when t

in denmark they repealed the fat tax. they haven't mentioned that so i will. >> they repealed it.t was a big mistake. >> they tried it for a year, they tried your dumb idea for a year and said oh my goodness bad idea. >> i believe it is a great idea. >> other great ideas are taxes on candy or fast food. >> you can order a salad or a big mac. both are fast food. you can bet the lobbyists are going to be on the table to make the rules as to what is fast food. >> what exactly is candy? they have a candy tax. >> this her see par is taxable but this isn't because it contains flour. >> in our doughnuts we have flour, sugar, eggs, salt. her dessert won an award on the food network. >> don't you think you are poisoning people? you are making everybody fat? >> no, without a little fat and sugar, what would life be? >> we asked her to make the doughnuts without the bad stuff. >> the healthy version i made today has no sugar, no salt, very little fat, it is not fried, it is baked. showing you how good it can be without the good stuff. >> there's egg whites. that's good. >> egg whites are goo

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♪ >> reporter: turn right at the north sea from aberdeen and you get to copenhagen the capital of denmark model from what the search np sees scotland's future as, green energy as well as oil, tourism by the plane load, a society that spends a lot less on defense, and a lot more on keeping people happy. scotland and denmark have almost identical population sizes, and there is not much evidence of food banks here. the snp's most senior politician in london is a regular visitor. the entire political philosophy points scotland way from the trans atlantic relationship by london and toward a different new zest friends. >> one of the best examples of that is the next generation of weapons of mass did he truck which will cost the best part of 100 billion pounds and through life cost. that's what we are not going to spends money on and by freeing up those resoars we wilsoar soun invests in the nation went scott land to become. >> reporter: for all of that, many scotts remain unconvinced that they are more darrennish and british and the independence campaign support bide all the main london parties

. >> hold the cheeseburgers, across the pond, denmark is the first country in the borl to i remember pose a fat tax. >> john: some say consumers should pay more to buy less healthy food. >> denmark has decided to implement a fat tax. basically you go to the supermarket and you buy a food above a certain level of fat, they charge you extra. we feel good about this? >> john: it passed danish parliament but switch to cheaper foods that were just as unhealthy or shop at neighboring countries. within one year they repealed the fat tax. they repealed it. >> they repeal it, i think they are making a big mistake. >> john: they tried your dumb idea for a year, they said -- oh my goodness, bad idea. >> i believe great ideas. >> john: under great ideas is texas on candy or fast food. >> how do you define a fast-food you can go to mcdonald's or you can order a big mac. you will bet the lobbyists will make the rules. >> john: they have a problem with the candy tax. they decided this hershey bar is taxable candy but this one isn't because it contains flour. store clerks don't know what to charge.

we can see those wind strengths going up denmark and sweden.will sweep its way through come tuesday. it's right where it's clear. it's gone through there. london at 12 degrees celsius. it will stay mild but breezy over the next few days, david. >> thank you very much, indeed. two of the most powerful people in the british media have gone on trial on charges of phone hacking. they deny breaking the law as working at senior levels. they're accused of hacking voice mail messages left on the phones of murder victims and celebrities. let's go to the u.k. in central london, tell us what has happened to far today. >> reporter: well, there has been a delay of about three hours. the trial was support to start at 10:00 this morning. coming up at 1:00 it still has not gotten under way. it is starting now. the reason for the delay were the storms that lawrence was talking about in his report. the travel disruption along the southeast of england. some of the people crucial to this trial could not actually get here. but its getting under way now. the first d

to figure out how he got the camera back, we have jordan live from denmark., how he got it from you and how he got it back. >> my girl friend and i thought it would be nice to have the camera on the bottom and let it float up to us and we were on the surface. i swam down, put it on the bottom and noticed the go-pro had disappeared. it was a bit of panic what to do. we didn't expect to get it back. in the end we were lucky enough to find it hiding in the rocks with the sea lion right beside it. >> so you didn't have to pull it from him? >> i swam over and there was a bit of a confrontation and a struggle. he felt like playing with it a bit longer. >> did you ever get the picture you were trying to take in the first place? >> no. i'm sure this was much more exciting than the picture we would have gotten. >> dude delivers a pizza but then he's got a decision to make and we have to help him choose. >> are you coming or what? >> be a pro, dude, be a pro! >> be a pro! >> go for it! >> se >>> in today's tech-crazy age, it's ard to satisfy kids with old school toys.

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. >> a storm hits denmark. that's the scaffolding that has been fixed against this building. but right about here you start seeing that it is about to be compromised big time. it slowly starts moving away from the building. you see the plastic that surrounds it flying all over the place. >> oh, boy. >> and before you know it, entire thing starts falling and crashing down. >> wow. that is the whole thing. you weren't lying. >> the entire thing. it rips away from the building as a whole but then starts to crumble and fall down. >> this looks like an apartment building and looks like from the state of the balconies that people still live there. this must have been terrifying for the residents inside. >> i have another video and this video is crazy. those aren't fireworks launching off of that building. that is an electrical short going crazy out of control. the video is about a minute long and the entire thing, this thing is just popping and bursting like this. >> there's nothing the officer can do so he's like i might as well get good video youtube! >> you didn't want to be any

this is in part of the kingdom of denmark. this particular place is in ireland, population seven. >> oh! >> that sounds great. >> but what these guys are doing, their main source of income comes from raising sheep. >> and that's what they're doing here. they are herding their sheep back to the farm here. >> that's where the trail is? >> that's where the trail is. >> why does it have to be there? there was a whole hill during the clip. >> during the summer they're up there where it's all beautiful. and get nice and needy and sick. because apparently this sheet in this place is dishes. since it is. >> i really they all get to a certain area and then they start calling their sheep. >> positive reinforcement. >> you can do it, guys. don't be afraid of the cliff. >> this is where they are finally getting to the farm's end. >> you would go on this hike. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show y

. >> what about your mom, there's got to be something wrong in denmark -- >> i left my mom to be with mom was very abusive because she was mentally unstable. by dadas more stable and manipulative and cunning and nted to use my money. you had the joker's wild on one side and there was no safe place to go. but at least with my father, i felt i'm not going to get really beat up. so that's why i was there. and then while i was there, he assigned this person to me to be my keeper. he doesn't it. he had a company company called [ bleep ] which was a management development company where they would would do seminars, take people like youelves, give us $15 hundred, we'll take pictures and submit them to agents and maybe get your kids into the industry. it was based on my name. there was posters all over. we'll take care of you but i can't do it because i'm busy running my company. that's the truth. >>> he's not going anywhere. i want to know more about his sometimes you go to a sale,is pick out what you love, and then find out it's an "exclusion." but not at the payless bogo. they include ever

lion and to figure out how he got the camera back we have jordan right this minute via skype from denmark. jordan, first of all, tell us how got it from you and you got it back. >> my girlfriend and i were snorkeling and had the idea it could be nice to put the camera on the bottom and let the camera float up to us and have a picture as we're sitting on the surface. i swam down, put it on the bottom and as i swam up notice the gopro disappeared. and it was a bit of a panic. what to do. we didn't expect to get it back, but in the end we were lucky enough to find it hiding monk the rocks with the sea lions beside us. >> the sea lion dropped it. you didn't have to pull it from him? >> it was sitting with its head buy side the go pro and there was a bit of a struggling and confrontation. he felt like playing with it a bit longer. >> did you ever get the picture you were trying to take in the first place? >> no. >> i'm sure this is much more exciting than the picture we would have gotten. >>> a guy barges into a packed emergency room. >> and people immediately know he's up to no good. >> what

the world number 10 in denmark dropped the two service games but reeled off the next six games. appearing in her first final. it was a similar story in the second as she looked well in the set early on. her experience begin to tell. she climbs to 48th in the world rankings thanks to her performances here as she won the last 11 points of the match. winning 6-2 6-2 to seal her 21 rts career title. kevin mag nessen won in barcelona after a dominant performance at the circuit. the dane started for pole on the th time. the 21-year-old never relinquished that advantage as he secured his fifth race win. finished second. the 21-year-old was also second in the driver's standings. he suffered a mechanical failure allowing will steveance to take third place. in figure skating, japan took the win in detroit. the silver medalist le going into the free skate and she stayed despite falling on her opening triple axel. because of the technical difficulty she still finished with a score of 204.55 points. defending champion with 11 points further back in second while 14-year-old russian finished t

a study out of denmark found no link between a drug and birth defects. >> even if there was a slight increase, this is the kind of study that would probably pick that up. again, there wasn't. i think that's very reassuring. >> researchers say it's one of the most commonly used medications during the pregnancy. complete findings are in the american journal of maryland cal association. >> all right. you missed your flight for one reason or another. now it's time to re-book. the best way it get a ticket. >>> do you talk to your doctor about the cost. why you're being urged to do just that. >> i'm abc2 chief meteorologist wyatt everhart. temperature wise above 60 today. at least it's looking like fall. it's deep creek lake. the question, when will we feel the temperatures again. that's coming up at 5:00. so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee? yeah. 'kay... uh... good. so... so, uh... you make yourself at home and i'll be... yeah. right back. sure. (gasp) oh, i th... i thought we were... (deep inhale) (coffee grinder whirring) ooh... with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legen

." >> that's airing wednesday october 30th and wednesday november 6th on discovery channel in denmark. watch how far he swims under the ice now. >> he swam by that hole. i thought he was dumb. >> at this point i'm so numb. i find the perfect balance between arm and breast stroke kick. >> he also said that the exit, looking for that hole and coming up in the right spot is the most dangerous moment. >> hope flip have i time from my training and i -- >> hopefully. that's impressive. wluch touch cold water like that, it immediately takes your breath away. then when he gets to the hole, he's like so calm. i would bee m out of here! apparently his lung capacity is 14. most people have 5 or 6. and this is another day he's wearing a wet suit and fins, one breath, 500 feet. >> he did this 24 hours later? >> the next day he did the gear, just the speedo. >> unbelievable. >> this cat found a new chew toy. >> a black tarantula. >> but see why play time might be snack time. >> and it's a helmet that will change the way you ride. >> it's got a built in rear view camera. >> i don't have a motorcycle