house was back says russia is vital to the success of eriksson's business he also believes there are plenty of interest on offer. in general we see the same trend around the world that's where we would see in russia we think that we want to see more coverage mobile coverage further out remote areas. we want to see broadband coming much further out main port and mobile broadband that's where the importance lies and we're in the current right now and i only the local. governmental officials all around the world do you understand the correlation between. g.d.p. development but if you would services and that can be everything from health care to education different types of services for the for the industries so i think that we see in russia the possibility to use icici to transform the country to be more efficient that course for sweden as well so it's nothing here but i think that's what we see in russia great potential. and you can watch the full interview with the head of ericsson just log on to a website or she's all com slash business and we're going have a look at the markets now

eriksson will coach the team in their bowl game.nd one coach not going anywhere, stanford's david shaw. named the pack 12 coach of the year after going 11-1 his first season. his quarterback luck was voted offensive player of the year. but shaw has eyes on a bigger award for andrew luck. >> andrew luck's heisman campaign started when he decided to come back and that didn't come from us, it came from america. there is no football player that was under more scrutiny from that point until this point than andrew luck. no one has been analyzed and seen more and talked more about and every single time the guy rises up to the occasion and plays well. there are other places where they rave about their stats, this is not about stats but this is who the best player and most dynamic player in college football and i believe that's andrew luck. >>> the capitals owners were tired of losing because they fired head coach bruce boudreau after the team lost six of the last eight games. washington is currently 8th in the eastern conference. >>> the 49

the letter however forgot to clarify a few details while forest fires and volcanoes do produced eriksson's they are not the same to oxen's created during chemical processes men made out since also a number of the natural variety by a hundred to one. a letter also forgot to mention that the first health assessment of dioxin completed by the american environmental protection agency estimated that more people will get more cancer from dioxins than any other chemical on earth. as it all signs up there are the dow property again this all dial property. dioxin is a molecule it's a byproduct of chemical processing it is a known carcinogen although i will dispute that tao has been able to manufacture so much uncertainty about this chemical that if you look around the west rest of the world nobody else is debating the toxicity of dioxin except here and michigan. in fact one of the college just in the seventy's said that this is perhaps one of the most toxic materials he's ever seen. why do you think be disputed now. because there's the financial implication you know there's the pending class action

. >> penn state trustees selected rodney eriksson as interim president and tom bradley as interim coachjerrywe have a conversation right now on facebook, a lot of people upset with the decision that penn state made. many feel it was the right thing to do. how do you feel? log on to the facebook page and join in the discussion at abc 2news.com/facebook. >>> tonight a mother says she has no idea what to do next after her son was the victim of bullying at his school. >> she said the boy who is 11 was punched in a classroom. we are in the newsroom. >> reporter: the issue is that the mother said there were signs her son was being bullied before he was hit. she said school officials didn't pay attention. she has five children, her 11 -year-old is a 6th grader. about a month ago she got a progress report telling her his grades had started to fall. >> he wasn't paying attention and. >> reporter: he was braces to help him walk. it took a while but she said he finally told her. >> he said there were a couple kids in his class teasing him and messing with him. he was upset. >> reporter: she called

. >> reporter: he came across research by kay anders eriksson who says it takes 10,000 hours of practicel. dan quit his freelance photography job to play a sport he never played before. >> i started golfing for the first time april 15th, 2010, the first time i picked up clubs. >> reporter: dan just started using his driver two weeks ago. you've been golfing for almost two years without your driver. >> yeah. well, i mean, what we wanted to do was really work on the fundamentals and mechanics. so, i only worked on small swings. and then, bigger swings. >> reporter: mclaughlin has been successful so far in his early career. so, i thought i would get help on my swing. >> just loosen up some. i feel like you're going really stiff at it. that's better. >> reporter: help from the tree. there's just one difference between the two of us -- he has the time. and more importantly -- >> the first challenge was just learning patience. >> a brave move in this economy, my friend. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay wither fuss "good morning america." have a great tuesday. capt

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them and the boys spent weeks at mount hopkins hospital and peed eriksson where they say the doctorsnd nurse -- pediatrics where they say the doctors and nurses were incredible. >> if you work at wjz, go to the web site to sign up for baby sitting duties. >> that's right. >> congratulations, everybody. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. , rad kohl riots days before riots. find out about the u.s. students caught up in the chaos. >>> school on saturday. find out but in the baltimore city school program that will have students studying on the weekend. >>> one last gift. a life lesson from a pasadena teen and how it's helping her family cope. that story coming up on ,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz hd and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> 6:31, 55 degrees and raining. good evening, everyone. thank you for staying with wjz. here are some 69 stories people are talking about tonight. u.s. students caught in the chaos in cairo. students were among tens of thousands of appropri

hans west says russia is vital to the success of eriksson's business he also believes it's company stuti just support projects like scorecards one need to remember when we were told what they are from russia we have been there for one hundred thirty years we feel yourself as very important in the russian society be important of understanding what's happening for serving our customers important but this is an initiative of innovation on is based on innovate innovation we will spend some three billion euro year research and development of course to understand what you know the engine is happening in russia to use their networks is going to import it's called core is a very good area for that because there's a lot of innovation and a lot of research being done and we will be part of that so we think it's a natural step for us being a russian citizen a russian company. well the full interview with the had a very sounds just a click away a log on to our website archie dot com slash business week and i'll have a look at the markets well it's trading near its lowest in seven days on speculation

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. >> reporter: eriksson replaced the former president who was fired by the trustees wednesday along with joe paterno in the . thea senior a sift said the scandal could lead to lawsuits and settlements and declines in givings. >> there was a warning -- retailers looking forward to a major boost to their bottom line over the holidays but say they -- they say returns usually cost them. they are expecting that fake returns will cost them 3.5 billion dollars this season and that's down from last year because of harder return policies. nearly nine in ten retailer that were surveyed said they experienced stolen items being returned over the past year. >> occupy oakland has some city councilmembers questioning the mayor's job performance. the actions they plan to take. >> what was the future of lighting poses a problem. the mistake many are making one common household item. >> and we continue to monitor developing news. a live look at what's happening in downtown oakland where it appears hundreds of marchers from the occupy oakland protest are about to be back where they started. . >>> live pict

penn state president rodney eriksson released a statement thanking everyone here for how they handledes. at the stadium on saturday, the pregame xhoceremony they all met midfield for a prayer, one of the most moving things i've seen in covering sports. i had tears in my eyes watch that scene play out. there was great respect and character shown bit by the penn state community and football players on that day. there was a lot of support in the crowd for them. they played a great game after getting down 17-0. the players on the team caught in the middle they deserve a lot of credit for the character and leadership they've shown. really, it was interesting. once kickoff started, it was kind of just another college football game to be honest with you. you really wouldn't have known a whole lot else was going on after kickoff. >> it's important to point out the prayer was for the alleged victims and those who suffered sexual abuse. tell us how this focus is changing now. i notice it's now off joe paterno, the big deal last week he was ousted, now on to jerry sandusky, the guy actually accu