how do these corporate clusters focus on what developed in tiny denmark.t's a combination farming, primary production based on farming, and secondary in the sense that they have additives through farming. >> this means that farmers of the next 40 years will produce more food than they have over the past 10,000 years combined. finding ways to do that has to be a good business to be in cannot just for farming but the entire danish economy. >> you can imagine what a great business that might be and how it will be for the danish economy if they're going to find ways to increase yields on farming. it's quite extraordinary. i've also been talking about other subjects and one of them i've been discussing with the ministry and it's a subject close to their hearts. banking backedh mortgage bonds, four times the debt of the sovereign market and they rely on these covered bonds on the assets but the european banking authority has recommended to the european commission but it will set capital rules that they are not given the highest liquidity rating. that means the d

rule on bank capital has potential spark problems in denmark. what can be done to avoid it? david, this is related to denmark's mortgage-backed covered bond market? >> exactly, francine. this covered bond market is four times the size of the sovereign debt market here in denmark because basically the debt ratio is 33%, 34%. very small. now the problem that they have got is that there are rules being formulated by the european commission at the moment on bank capital. the covered bonds aren't afforded the highest liquidity status. the banks that hold these bands represent about 75% of the liquid assets would have to sell them down a level of 40%. that would mean they would have to dump the bonds. it would also have economic implications. the economy minister i spoke to has been traveling around europe and just came back from berlin and i asked her what she is doing in order to counter the potential of these rules coming in from the european commission. >> for us, it is very important that the danish position is well understood in some of the most important european countries.

then we had to keep our lead intact in the end because denmark is a good team.but they play too individually and that is how we were able to win the match. unreal. almost you can imagine it was possible, but honestly this scenario, we never even thought about it. it was perhaps the easiest final to win, but it certainly was not the easiest competition by any means. event wrapsbined up, upon -- outline scheme action in the men's world cup circuit. alex --the 22-year-old became the france team's first win of the season last weekend and finds himself in perfect condition to continue his run here. super g. fastest slalom of the leading protagonists. .79 seconds to claim first world cup victory of his career. pintirau.nds behind current world champion. the american not able to turn that took advantage. secondredths behind in base but in good form ahead of sochi. mills disqualification. marshall hirsch --Ña7guc÷g99Ñwg

denmark and france will handoff in the -- face-off in the final.mark earns the chance to defend their european title with a narrow victory against croatia. in the other semi final, spain was defeated dirty 2-27 by france. li na has stormed to victory at the australian open, the third time after twice being runner up at melbourne park. finally has the australian open trophy in her grasp. after losing the finals in 2011 and 2013. she was the favorite against but she cibulkova, threw down a challenge with a tiebreaker. she regained from the baseline. with the set under her belt, she turned the tide in devastating style. after 90 minutes she was 5-love up on match point. second grand slam title and at 31 and she is the oldest woman to win the australian open. >> more sports and more news at the top of the hour. don't go away. >> someone is hurt again. i am following the mountain rescue squad on the slopes above the austrian alps. a woman is injured but conscious, for now that is all we know. she fell and took a ski pole in the face. the woman will need

why would such a deal prompt such a government crisis in denmark? perfect storm that hit the danish government. it was supposed to be just basic transition but ended up being a huge crisis for the government. in denmark as in many other western countries, there's a sentiment that the banks got away with the financial crisis too easy. i can't think of any other company that best symbolizes the financial crisis that goldman sachs, at least how it was perceived in denmark. it was like the arch villain coming to denmark, buying a share of a newly jewel in danish people's eyes. when it became public that this was actually the deal, there was an out cry that took the danish government completely by surprise. >> was it the fact that it was goldman sachs or would any u.s. bank have been subject to such scrutiny? >> i think especially the fact that it was goldman sachs, because it's one of the few investment banks of wall street that are actually very well known outside the united states and especially in denmark. there's been a serious documentary, both dan

that denmark saved over 99% of the jews. there was a kind of solidarity in this. they said if you're a jew, we're danes. doesn't matter be you're a gypsy, a jew, an atheist, doesn't matter. we're all danes. we're all integrated into the society, and they all helped each other. and they pulled together to save all the jews in that country because because they thought what nazi germany was doing was unfair. jonna, my sister, first of all, she's -- so she's half jewish, half danish. she was also born with a birth defect. her left arm came down to a little stub with five little nubs on it. she had glasses, she didn't see really well. she had black curly hair, and she was made fun of a lot. her best friend, hannah hanson, was this blond, blue-eyed little girl. and as it started going that jews are bad and nazis are going to come after them, all of a sudden her mother wouldn't let her play with her best friend. she was confused, why is that? you know? she's just very confused about all this stuff. she had, i was counting as i read

the latest move is understood to be tightly connected with greenland strive for independence from denmark for now it's been relying solely on its faltering fish industry and grants from copenhagen but it's also known to have vast reserves of diamonds gold rare metals as well as having the world's second largest reserves of fresh water but clearly it's the black gold which could make greenland both economically and politically independent and the government is happy to have more international oil giants on board to boost these ambitions however not everyone is as thrilled to colleges have already blasted the move. checkered record describing the arctic environment as a very fragile they say that even a minor oil spill in the crystal clear waters of greenland could cause. major disaster b.p. officials say they will take several years to carefully prepare for the challenging exploration work given the intensity of environmentalists criticism it's almost guaranteed that this period will be marked by the protests of those opposed to any drilling in the arctic we discussed the issue with the fo

the denmark and then chance to defend the european title with an hour and twenty nine twenty seven victory against croatia and the other semifinal friends to see santa will come spend thirty to twenty seven. and in tennis china's li na has stormed to victory at the australian open is the third time lucky for me off twice been runner up the melbourne cup. i finally had the australian open trophy in france. after losing finals in twenty eleven in twenty thirteen she was the clear favourite against domenico siebel coulter but the slovakian three b on the challenge forcing the first set tiebreaker. maybe get your focus and counter range from the baseline sand under her belt lead turned into reading devtating still real. after ninety seven minutes she would find love in the second set and on match point. he was laying on second grand slam title and thirty one she also becomes the oldest woman to win the australian open. he loves tennis balls for more news of the top three on the way. just in berlin. the man speech term of office the goals of the band's coalition. the key challenges. what plans

i recognize there are some innovations coming out of sweden, a few other places denmark, denmark is a relatively innovative place but i don't think that denmark has one of the secret which we had would help us a whole lot. just think if -- those sort of things that are more innovative companies do. so maybe the question is pushing me to say something about china. maybe -- when i first -- i've been going to china a lot in the past four years. i became out dean of the new business school, which turned out to be a rapidly growing thing, and when i first started going, i thought these chinese just copy american technology. we are looking at transfer. they have some problems about innovative, because they have some problems about being different for breaking -- so i would asiewment they are indigenous innovation is zero. well, boy, was that wrong. now i think a good estimate of rate of -- rate of indigenous innovation in china would be something on the order of 2%. that is to say their indigenous innovation alone causes the gdp to be growing at about 2%. and if it's growing at 7 percent, t

the latest move is understood to be tightly connected with green and strive for independence from denmark for now it's been relying solely on its full kingfish industry and drawn from copenhagen but it's also known to have vast reserves of diamonds gold rare metals as well as having the world's second largest reserve of fresh water. the community it's the black gold which would make greenland both economically and politically independent and the government is happy to have more international oil giants on board the bourse these ambitions however not everyone is as real to colleges have already lost it and pointing at the bp is checkered record describing the arctic environment is very fragile aisle they say that even a minor oil spill in the crystal clear waters of greenland will cause a major disaster. bp officials say they will take several guests the cafe to baffle the challenging exploration wet. given the intensity of environmentalist criticism it's almost guarantee that this period will be marked by the protest all those opposed to any drilling in the arctic am i letting oil compani

the only countries which includes finland iceland denmark sweden and norway. the institute decoration president and his second season in first with the solution was to meet or get it into a sampling of the council of europe's to read the freakin circumcision main concern of jewish religious leaders of the band by the council of europe that restocking their stance and an increase in anti semitism and expanded local population he's . mm. only in bulgaria joined the european union in january two thousand and seven. on condition that all that eu countries would be able to keep that job my kids clothes for up to seven years seas two thousand and fourteen remaining ten bulgarians have the right to work freely across the european union. this change has prompted some concern about the possibility of so called conduct the migrants seeking access to wealth in richer countries particularly in britain and ten. do you think people from romania people from bulgaria come here to exploit the system. no i don't think so than many of them come here where i am not aloud to them

natural wealth is still hidden five nations are leading the charge for its resources that's canada denmark norway russia and the united states the other arctic council members are finland iceland and sweden they're also trying to expand their influence in the region the organization also has twelve observers states most of them european but in may last year several key asian powers china india japan singapore and south korea established links to the club and the economic rise of asia of course means that its influence on what happens in the arctic could be crucial but as art is more important i have found out the battle for the region could take a dangerous turn. melting ice caps in the arctic have ignited a military build up over the world's smallest ocean and the riches buried beneath it the arctic circle is believed to contain thirty percent of the world's undiscovered natural gas and fifteen percent of its oil the future of the world economy to some extent is dependent on the arctic and i think you know russia and canada the united states and norway and denmark are very interested in e

you have big numbers don't mean the healthy healthy economy we have a lot of countries in europe denmark exactly right that they have the last numbers that we have so we don't have any and in any doubt about that or a lot of losses it's a night of thanks very program for the european partnership for dependents legs europe thank you you thank. there's chicken we've got online tito comb good news for you if you want your phone calls to stay private without and if they spoke this thing in if you were in a white check out a web site encryption firm says it's now developed a smartphone that lets users dial with discretion. to find out and also that two american troops may have drawn from iraq two years ago but abuses continue to hold the country gruesome pictures of the marines disposing of dead iraqis at the infamous abu ghraib prison get a lot of clips that want to see it so it's it's online. about with more news about now it's time for the straightforward honest one to one with sophie shevardnadze it's next after the break. the majority of congress are now millionaires for the first time i

natural wealth is still hidden five nations are leading the charge for its resources that's canada denmark norway russia and the united states the other arctic council members are finland iceland and sweden they're trying to expand their influence in the region the organization also has twelve observer states most of them european but in may last year several key asian powers china india japan singapore and south korea established links with the club but the economic rise of asia means that its influence on what happens in the arctic could be crucial but as artie's more important i have found out the battle for the region could take a dangerous turn. melting ice caps in the arctic have ignited a military build up over the world's smallest ocean and the riches buried beneath it the arctic circle is believed to contain thirty percent of the world's undiscovered natural gas and fifteen percent of its oil the future of the world economy to some extent is dependent on the arctic and i think you know russia and canada the united states and norway and denmark are very interested in exploiting the

maritime security is being provided by naval escorts from the people's republic of china denmark norway and the russian federation the chemical weapons are being tightened or fortunately where i'll be loaded onto a u s cargo ship once aboard the vessel the materials will be placed in a titanium react to that jesus' feet and walked up and other chemicals to win to the weapons in syria agreed to abandon the chemical weapons by dumas cia under a deal proposed by russia and agreed by the united states up to an all this twenty first december and gas attack that left hundreds dead the chemicals was supposed to be in a move by syria will from syria by december the thirty first last year about port security. bad weather. another effect is still laid the deadline by week. let's give the very latest in from syria would join defiant our correspondents to ally even him in damascus. so welcome so with the gold is this the first batch of the most dangerous of the chemical weapons in syria is often all loaded onto the dying the ship home tuesday. can you tell us more about how bad was actually accompl

it is like saying at&t owned comcast, which is unthinkable here, but in denmark, which has constantly been rated for broadband, that consolidation allows the company to get scale and it would be fantastic if t- mobile and sprint were allowed to come together. they could put that spectral map -- they would be able to get the scale they don't have now. fccy intuition is that the will block a t-mobile-sprint merger and it probably should because it will be a technical nightmare to make it work. they use different technologies. instead of getting a stronger third competitor, what we would essentially get is a hopeless third competitor. they will probably block that but on the cable side, i think they would probably approve and acquisition of time warner cable by one of the other cable companies or perhaps by his network. -- perhaps by dish network. scale tocompanies need be able to negotiate with hollywood for content. arehink cable companies mostly profitable because they have high revenues. someone made a point on the radio yesterday which was kind of laughable. most of that revenue goe

it is like saying at&t owned comcast, which is unthinkable here, but in denmark, which has constantly been rated for broadband, that consolidation allows the company to get scale and it would be fantastic if t- mobile and sprint were allowed to come together. they could put that spectral map they would be able to get the scale they don't have now. >> my intuition is that the fcc will block a t-mobile-sprint merger and it probably should because it will be a technical nightmare to make it work. they use different technologies. instead of getting a stronger third competitor, what we would essentially get is a hopeless third competitor. they will probably block that but on the cable side, i think they would probably approve and acquisition of time warner cable by one of the other cable companies or perhaps by his network. -- perhaps by dish network. >> cable companies need scale to be able to negotiate with hollywood for content. we think cable companies are mostly profitable because they have high revenues. someone made a point on the radio yesterday which was kind of laughable. most of

and when she heard of any school meetings in denmark of the hebrew finger up was lives at the end of the regions of the store that identity is burmese muslims i need a gaming group focused on one of the us and ended up editing now we have become updated for the hugo and forty who made up for the d o g and other organizations including the ttp and the gdp in the sentence. elsewhere several requests for growth one gb the region and deliver the finished organization had its uses this dress had. i'll be rooting for guidance with twenty four had an hour of branding guru of the victims in the big bad of the ppp and the rest of my baby and as they listen to the ocean democrats are headed to the good and that we would do so. the new settlers had no agenda. it has become in essence the um been opened for them either. either of you that things don't forget that should ppp and its proxy and indeed in this kind of food movement has led to a friend that died with the idea for a better as the other day living. for example the door of the dubbing the divide and are also part of the ppp but also fac

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is dependent on the arctic and i think you know russia and canada the united states and norway and denmark are very interested in exploiting these resources last month canada abruptly claims that it owned the north pole while the united states with its alaskan outpost has plans to boost its military there claiming it lacks operational experience and needs to police the thinning ice as it's replaced by fuel filled maritime traffic but that's not all. actually u.s. submarines are deployed not too far away off the norwegian coast it would take us missiles sixteen to seventeen minutes to get from there to moscow so we really hope that with all the things that have been happening in the world over the past few decades we put the cold war confrontation behind us in all five countries bordering the arctic cob sovereign rights to resources within two hundred nautical miles of their territorial waterways but a growing up a tight for a bigger slice of the pie is what many fear can inevitably spark a twenty first century cold war in the frozen waters there are also unexplored resources that we don't

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is dependent on the arctic and i think you know russia and canada the united states and norway and denmark are very interested in exploiting these resources last month canada abruptly claims that it owned the north pole while the united states with its alaskan outpost has plans to boost its military there claiming it lacks operational experience and needs to police the thinning ice as it's replaced by fuel filled maritime traffic but that's not all. actually u.s. submarines are deployed not too far away off the norwegian coast it would take us missiles sixteen to seventeen minutes to get from there to moscow so we really hope that with all the things that have been happening in the world over the past few decades we have put the cold war confrontation behind us in all five countries bordering the arctic sovereignty rights to resources within two hundred nautical miles of their territorial waterways but a growing up a take for a bigger slice of the pie is what many fear can inevitably spark a twenty first century cold war in the frozen waters there are also unexplored resources that we don'

high-income how hold, san jose, california, at 12.9%, has some up wardly mobile, and compared to denmark, a country with highest mobility in the world. charlotte, along with atlanta, milwaukee, dayton, ohio and indianapolis, have the lower mobility compared to some developing countries in the world. when you hear broad comments about america's upward mobility, be careful. congressman paul ryan has also conceded, the chances of upward mobility are terrible. that's true when he talks about his constituents but on average, it has remained about the same for decades. now that's still not an easy pill for most parents who dream of seeing their children, regardless of where they live, seeing growing the economic ladder, that doesn't dmsh the government making -- diminish the government making things more difficult. nayson henry says doesn't mean we've lost the economic dream in general but does bring into question whether that dream ever existed on a national scale to begin with. nathan is an assistant professor of economics from harvard, is it a misnomer to think that americans have upward ec

olympic champion has been groups in the opening of the games in denmark. halftime. he was overshadowed by other inmates. the british top store -- scorer with nine goals. french star has made a any start for his have been at the australian open. he proved no match to the number 10 seed and the finalist. it the scorching temperatures in melbourne. he never looked back from there. unforced errors to not help the italian's cause. the australian open is already open for america's number one. he retired. seed a the number 22 real scare before losing in short set. the defending champion advanced to the second round of the australian open, but it was the swedish land that made a brighter start -- player that made a brighter start. the temperatures in excess of 40 the seed from -- would have like to wrap it up more than the 106 minutes it took. women inms for other early play on tuesday. too strong for former french for thener, easy wins others. eight was a stage perfect for sightseeing. not too many problems with geography for the drivers. suited the former winner, finishin

like to say that they're using it they say we're preventing disease and we're promoting growth and denmark has reduced both those uses. and they have seen a radical drop in how much you know biopics there using at the same time they produce a lot of pork in denmark and they're still able to do that but they figured out how to do it they had to change some of their techniques u.s. decades behind in doing this and in fact there's one petition that's been sitting on the f.d.a. desk for thirty five years on penicillin just like these are drugs people now because they take them to people at environmental groups asked the f.d.a. in the seventy's to reduce the over use of those two and f.d.a. has never acted so we have a political will problem here it's not just issued some good lines for it about accusing factory farms and they specifically in those guidelines asked factory farms not to use that also used on people if i if i understand it correctly kind. but it's voluntary right right so there's the two uses that i talked about there's two things they might say on the drug label they might say w

a graduate student at auburn university in copenhagen, denmark. she focuses on communications issues and brings perspective to everything we do. richard bennett, visiting fellow at aei and contributor to tech policy daily. he has a long history in internet policy issues. he is an engineer and inventor is of some of the important technology that we use every day. claude barfield, he focuses on international trade policy, intellectual property, and lately has been focusing a good bit on national security issues. he will kick off our discussion. cyber security issues. he will kick off our discussion of the nsa issues in our second hour. guss horwitz is a professor at the university of nebraska loss goal. someone who has made contributions in his brief career. you will see that in his remarks today. bret swanson and i have known each other for a long time. he is based in indiana. jim glasson, a visiting fellow. my partner in the center for internet technology policies. with those introductions, we are ready to kick off our discussion. we are trying to

is dependent on the arctic and i think you know russia and canada the united states and norway and denmark are very interested in exploiting these resources last month canada abruptly claims that it owned the north pole while the united states with its alaskan outpost has plans to boost its military there claiming it lacks operational experience and needs to police the thinning ice as it's replaced by fuel filled maritime traffic but that's not all i mean. actually u.s. submarines are deployed not too far away off the norwegian coast it would take us missiles sixteen to seventeen minutes to get from there to moscow so we really hope that with all the things that have been happening in the world over the past few decades we put the cold war confrontation behind us in all five countries bordering the arctic sovereignty rights to resources within two hundred nautical miles of their territorial waterways but a growing op a type for a bigger slice of the pie is what many fear can inevitably spark a twenty first century cold war in the frozen water there are also unexplored resources that we don

we have seen across europe, france, germany denmark estonia, criticizing the government for violence earlier in the week. everybody urging dialogue. that's what's happening now, the opposition leaders and the president speaking again. whether the president can offer ahead of an emergency session of parliament, it will be it to parliament on tuesday to hope to try and resolve a lot of the issues the opposition and the millions of people here in ukraine that support them have been demanding. >> jennifer glasse with new developments out of kiev, thank you. >>> the latest revelation of edward snowden suggests that the u.s. is spying on germany. the national security agency spied on have german businesses competing with u.s. firms. snowden says he also believes that u.s. agents want to kill him, relating to comments posted on a website. >>> the florida plosion was caught with cocaine by an undercover officer last october. the house ethics committee launched an investigation on whether he broke any rules. in order to are undergo substance abuse treatment. >>> we're learning more about what

denmark, ireland or chile?osh, you knew it. >> i rung many a new year in denmark. i don't know how they say it there, but it's fantastic. how do they say it there? >> d denmark. how do they say it? >> i don't recall. >>> where do people wear polka dots on new year's eve for good luck? is it russia, ecuador or the philippines? >> philippines. >> i'm going to go with ecuador. >> mario, i'm sorry. >> i'm consistently wrong. >>> finally, where do people eat grapes when the clock strikes midnight on new year's eve? >> spain! i know this one. is it venezuela, spain or turkey? >> it's obviously spain. >> and obviously, mario would know. >> and congratulations. a learning moment for everyone. now you know how they celebrated. hopefully you all had a great night. >> good new year's eve in spain. >> i went to high school there and you have one grape as each bong of the clock as it goes to midnight. it's very exciting. >> no, no, no. this was not last year. >> would fermented liquid grapes count? >> we have been celebrati

the ambassadors -- ukrainian ambassadors in germany, france, sweden, and denmark were summoned to expressheir displeasure at the violence that has happened here in the last week and across the country, we're seeing more unrest. now in 12 areas across the country, we have seen anti-government protesters take over government buildings, so the opposition growing here in ukraine, stephanie. >> jennifer is there a sign that pressure may be mounting on the president? given that he is now talking about reform. how much reform can beexpect from president yanukovych? >> that is great question. the people genre rall rally -- generally don't trust him. it's unclear what he will reform some say this reshuffle of the government will be just be trying to consolidate his power, but there's a lot of pressure and momentum here. one of the big things the opposition wants is the repeal of these laws that limb freedom of expression and freedom of speech, and they are hoping the parliament will address that next week. the parliament has been in the president's favor in the past. whether they will see a change

minutes later, hit the winner final score 4-3. .econd division european handball championships in denmark. within seconds in the group stage. they nearly lost their opener against serbia. despite taking an early lead, or soon taken back by the french. this match going down to the wire. 27 ahead.rance 28- french victory. the rally in chile, four hours, 23 minutes, 35 seconds, eating by three minutes, 47 seconds. defending champion managed to take 10 minutes off the lead of spain's. hit trouble in the dunes. another former champion had to give up and left the course by helicopter. stage 10 in the bike race. first after four hours, 61 minutes, 40 seconds. was second,a rider eight minutes down from the defending champion third on his yamaha. overall leader finished fourth, 11 minutes, enough for the spaniards to retain the overall lead. stage three, 133 kilometers covered. regarded as the most difficult stage of the race. -- yourtrolled controlled the lead. belgian won the final sprint, running the team. a7guc

the complex operation involves ships from norway, denmark, russia, and china. be destroyed on a specially equipped american vessel. >> the chinese missile frigate arrived in cyprus, only 250 kilometers from here to the city of ataxia -- l;atakia. toarge contingent turned out welcome the vessel. many here say they are proud that their country is part of this high-profile, international mission. >> trying to support the efforts of international community to destroy the syrian chemical weapons. we come to cyprus to participate in this international cooperation. >> the chinese warship will protect the scandinavian convoy responsible for carrying the chemical weapons out of syria to the 700-ton toxic cargo will then be transferred to the u.s. ship currently docked in virginia. it is equipped with special treatment units that are capable of neutralizing deadly toxins at high sea. >> you can see our storage tank in the foreground. that is where it is basically held. the unit behind that is the hydraulic. that is where the chemical reaction is started. >> the destructi

i find it before we go to some sports news off to defeating title holders denmark from its managed to win back the men's european humble cycle today. fully fifty one but conceded victory to finish its net result is that just make this series. good news stories from friends still meet up with each to be a year ago i was accused of match fixing to notice this claims he'd spend all the french side will be rewarded with it but it's all but fourteen thousand viewers. three. do you think switching use the changes has been kept. i know. y'all all day the thing that came with us sick so i was told he is a slave. the howling. the drama which is finely am in front leading man. shea and a maths tution the effects of signs off a stunning cover and with the win prizes and in nineteen seventy three honestly think he gets thicker really want to get in restaurants. this is uncomfortably let's get started the dentist to see things coming in steadily on the beat phil smith st at the sussex that with the buy tickets for the release of the week of clothes that this is a film that someone pulling a walter

in the country, san francisco, washington, d.c., seattle and salt lake city all have compares to denmarknow contrast that with charlotte, north carolina, with just a 4.4% chance. charlotte, milwaukee, dayton, ohio, and indianapolis have mobility rates lower than most developed countries in the world today. so when you hear any politician making a brood claim about upward mobility, be careful. paul ryan has insisted the chances of upward mobility are terrible. that's true if he is referring specifically to his stits wents, but on average it has remained about the same for decades. now that's still not an easy pill for most parents who dream of seeing their children have an easier time climbing the economic ladder, and it doesn't diminish the arguments about corporate greed or government meddling making things more difficult. the condition depends state by state and city by city. nathan hendren says that the new report doesn't mean that we have lost the iconic american dream in general, but it does bring into question whether that dream ever really existed on a national scale to begin with

elsewhere -- european handball championships in denmark, olympia champion france delivered a question victory over belarus in the group 2. here, fifth win in as many games. the french cap belarus at arms length throughout. -- kept belarus at arms length throughout. fifa secretary-general -- one of three then use it to be completed. he's giving organizers a few more weeks to approve the stadium is ready. what we are expecting is these technicians, they will work from now until february 18 and by february 18 they will say, ok, guys, it is fine. they storm the current status, based on the work delivered, based on the team in place, we are confident that we will have the stadium in place for the world cup a few weeks before he leaves the world cup so you can make sure you can organize your games. a difficult birth but at the end we will have a baby. >> construction has been beset with problems. workers have been striking. cup order finals continue this evening and barcelona travel for the first leg. just a few days after holding the catalogs to a 1-1 draw. over a different result. he the