>> we're far away from greece, and finland in terms of our model. liz: wait, finland? you mean iceland. finland is doing okay. >> they were far away too about 5 years ago but you get there. >> we got there for a lot of reasons, one is a lot of things we sold them in terms of debt instruments that is another story though. liz: are you saying that u.s. is to blame for getting greece in trouble? >> i think that u.s. -- yes, the u.s. is to blame. liz: how. >> some of europe, because whatever we sold them. liz: what did the u.s. sell greece? >> derivatives. liz: talking 10 billion-dollars, and greece voluntary lien terred into it -- voluntarily entired into it. >> it has been written many times. liz: you don't agree. >> and i'm saying we're doing the same thing right now, you say it is say long way until we get there, if we to know this road, the -- if we continue down this road, it is coming. >> this is a slippery slope as we model where we're going after these countries that are clearly on a path to destruction. we could be the next greece. liz: mark, we have -- i'm sorry

she's from finland for crying out loud. you understand? i know. they're neutral. bit verbose at times. "i find you charming." wuss. did you call me a wuss? what did you say? i said luss. i'm at a luss. i would love to take you to the pawnshop. that's not necessary. maybe it's not a bad idea. nothing would please me more but unfortunately, the guy retired and moved to singapore. singapore? if you really want i'll contact the guy in singapore and have him send a photostat of the receipt. oh, that's it. that's it! i can't take it anymore! you're a thief! you're a liar! who is this? i'm the judge and jury! the verdict's guilty! what's going on? your friend's crazy. i'm crazy! george, george. i've got to get to class. oh, class, huh? at columbia? let me tell you something. i called the registrar's office. they have no record of a ray thomas there, you liar! that's because i'm registered under my full legal name-- raymond thomas wochinski. ray thomas is my professional name. you mean alias! you're starting to make me angry! well...that was bound to happen. i hope you th

among the 31 nations andterritories only finland has picked a permanent storage site. >>> now let's take a look at the market figures. >>> meteorologist sigh ca mori joins us now. what can you tell us? >>> drenches rain battered madagascar over the weekend. 152 millimeters of rain in a span of just two hours. which is double the amount what we normally see for the entire month of march or april. this is the cloud which caused heavy rain. let's go to some footage coming out of this area. sudden downpours left at least ten people dead. it submerged vehicles and power lines. emergency works began clearing debris on roads and repairing power workers. aid workers were handing out food and water supplies on monday. now because of the rain ban lifting towards the north, rain is easing across regions and on tuesday conditions are clearing. now somewhere else that has been dealing with heavy rain and serious floods are areas of the southeastern corner of china. it looks like a rainy season started nine days earlier than normal. the ground is already very well saturated. unfortunately, an addition

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among the 31 nations and territories operating nuclear plants, only finland and sweden have picked permanent storage sites. >>> a play that shows medical workers and firefighters coping with the aftermath of the 2011 disaster was staged in los angeles on sunday. the performance seeks to keep the memory of the tragedy alive. the play is called rebirth in english. it depicts how medical workers at a hospital in soma city dealt with patients shortly after northeast japan was struck by an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis. it also shows firefighters in the city of fukushima prefecture helping people evacuate to safety. the play was first performed in new york last march. survivors of the disaster hope that performances help people outside japan understand what it was like to experience the disaster. >> i just found it very, very moving. very, very touching. also, it will always serve as a reminder of what happens and how people came together, and to overcome this adversity. >> translator: i think the play's role is to imprint the tragedy in people's memory. >> the play will return to new yo

. >> the cat has competition in finland. what do you think? he doesn't look grumpy. >> evil. >> more possessed. yeah, especially now. >> cast that cat in the move zi don't you think he looks like the lorax? he has had tens of thousands of hits on this video and i can see why. he has a facebook page. >> grumpy cat has the upside down fat. this cat has got a if you are owed brow and looked pissed. >> and sound. >> ticked cat, angry cat, tlts room on the internet. >> as long as we have separate homes. >>> poses in the mirror. ♪ >>> oftentimes our servicemen and women because they're serving have to miss on some big events in their family's lives and in this case this pilot serving in afghanistan was missing his brother brandon's wedding but that didn't stop him from sending a very special message from inside the cabin of a fighter jet in the skies of afghanistan. he manages to write note cards, record them on video and they have a special message. he says i am sorry i can't be there. i know this is a day will you remember for the rest of your liv

they had 300 finished cars on the dock in new jersey that were brought over from the factory in finland and got wiped out from hurricane sandy. everything for them has gone wrong. you look at them and they're in a serious world of hurt right now. you look at tesla and it looks like tesla is going to survive. >> the big difference seems to be for tesla and established electric car companies and i'm talking about nissan with the leaf and other things. there is finally a real market for the cars. people are actually willing to spend $60,000 for a model s. people are willing to spend $30,000 for the smaller cars in enough numbers which makes sense. that wasn't true when we were talking about who killed the electric car. you had a bunch of expensive test models. >> it is not a huge market, but it is a market. it is a weird market. you mentioned the leaf and volt. tesla actually sold more cars in the first quarter of the year than gm sold of the volt or nissan sold of the leaf. that is amazing. tesla, this past weekend, announced they would stop or they would not make the cheapest version of

dot com lim opposed his name appears on a criminal blacklist in finland which could theoretically have meant that the russian approach that would be subjected to automatic detention if he crossed the country's northwest border this connection with a major russian squad that led him to be ending up on this database also on the website as well was scotland's proud to say this is his nation would be an active nato member if it breaks wavered in the alliance gives no such guarantees back to edinburgh want to check their pleas to force a good reporter i'm just looking online as well the consort exxon mobil oil spill you may remember we covered that at length a couple of weeks ago got some pictures this awful mess we're now hearing of course that is bigger than was initially thought are console state attorney generals and the should point pipeline and the problem there was an issue the thought was smaller is much bigger if you want to read up on it artie dot com is the place we get up to speed on what is make a video and when we come back after the break. with oil pipes bursting in arkansas

other economies such as austria and finland are also slipping. "in a way i think what we're seeing is a contagion. in terms of financial contagion, the situation there is a lot better. we had the cyprus crisis a couple of weeks ago, and the rest of the eurozone seemed to absorb that pretty well, so we don't seem to have the problem where you have a weak bank in one country or concern about debt spreading around. so in that sense things are more stable." that was jack ewing of the new york times. he adds the real problem is the lack of "growth prospects" in the region's major economies. a new study shows a shocking number of working adults are not covered by insurance. 84 million adults are considered uninsured or underinsured. that's up from 61 million in 2003. the news was better for young adults, who can now stay on parents' insurance plans until the age of 26. about 2 million more adults were protected due to healthcare reform. meanwhile, a shift is happening for health industry workers. cost-cutting measures are demanding more from the highes

married to an israeli and competes for slovakia who eventually came home in first place pipping finland's case of iranian safin had to settle for second but was just glad to be competing in this final and i got to meet my friends at all that. we have that this is a program it's a heck of a great going to. start me here and told you paul in was looking to make it a family double in the men's race after his sister i was to see if i had won the women's of ends however it was going to be a tough task for the twenty five year old up against the likes of emile helga spence in a martin full car who had exceptional seasons should pull in was certainly on form and he didn't miss ones from the shooting range and took gold with fire can be on very completing the podium lineup. i managed to get two medals at the world championships but things could have been better as i wanted goals but that's the way things turned out and i will continue to train hard next year is going to be crucial and i think things will go well. we haven't enjoyed russia you haven't had the greatest of campaigns finish the seaso

host: you write governments around the world, most notably, china, russia, norway, south korea, and finlandsend delegations to silicon valley to discover the secrets to stand in the pavilion of graduate school in stanford, and there's a myriad of languages spoken, ect., ect.. >> guest: it is remarkable and exciting, and it's not just limited to the business school. i mean, you can be -- my 7-year-old twin boys took a math class in the math building at stanford because, again, they offer these opportunities for the surrounding children, and you could be standing there, and i think the class was from six to eight on a thursday night, and you will see bus loads of chinese tourists, you know, just marching and parading into the main quad with cameras everywhere. it's a must stop place on their, you know, tour of the area, and now i understand why, and it truly is something to learn from. >> host: why did you move out there? >> guest: originally, it was my husband's job. he had a job transfer, but it was my work that kept us there. >> host: and you started a couple companies. what are they? how

finland is a fairly monolithic society. we have people from all over the place speaking different languages, different backgrounds, so we have to adjust the system that works in communities. it will not be the same everywhere. it will be public, some will be public. some people will send their kids to private schools, repeal -- parochial schools. we have to make sure it is reasonable. the one that we are discussing are the ones that we pay out of tax dollars. i would say, treat them like any other problem. what is the problem, how are we going to solve it, who is the customer? the customer is the child, not the teacher, not the administrators, not the unions, but the kids. if we think about it from that perspective, which jeff tanden did, we will figure out a way to serve the kids. we get ourselves confused and get political. we should do a lot of what these countries do, but we also have to realize that we are not these countries. >> even in states that are much more homogeneous, our schools are not competing with the best

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where things are standardized from one one area to the to the next from ireland to portugal or costa finland and greece that's how they want things done from eastern europe to to the atlantic there is not a chance of getting significant powers back from the european union or to the nation states that is quite simply not feasible when it's already been rejected by other e.u. leaders. well times are tough austerity in the euro zone making the entire project look increasingly unpopular later this hour on r.t. french right wing politician rail upin explains why more and more people think they would now be better off going it alone with brussels. so i think that first and foremost if there is a rejection of the european union and its policies the us means people are realizing that the european union is an empire a soviet union that is in fact destroying their freedom and it doesn't protect them from economic social or migratory difficulties and i think that the increase in patch it is to managing a country's own affairs to control of the border is whether it's human capital of products is the rev

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excuse to withdraw from the euro and create a northern europe with itself holland maybe slovakia finland and one or two other countries that's a possibility but i think you know what they're trying to do or what they tried to do with quantitative easing and all this money printing is hope that by putting this money into the economy that the economy would get jumpstarted and the problems would disappear but i think the recognizing now that all of the money printing in the world has not solved the unemployment problem got the economy moving and those problems are getting bigger and bigger as the economy continues to deteriorate and so i think they're really now in crunch time and they're starting to recognize the reality of the situation to these remedies that they've been trying haven't worked i mean i know you're friends with another frequent guest on our show james records and he talks about the currency collapses around the world kind of going in a certain order based on vulnerabilities and i think clearly japan is in a precarious situation so if you could just talk a little bit about