now finland's high-wage work force is too expensive to compete globally. of nokia's decline is pretty simple really. once the dominant mobile phone handset manufacturer. then came apples iphone. nokia failed to innovate to stay in the game and the whole business was swept away, leaving only remnants involved in networks behind. dark days too for finland's other mainstay, the paper industry, in decline because of cheaper pulp and cheaper workers elsewhere, and the soup kitchens are filling up. it's no better in the capitol. ten years ago, this food bank served 200 people a day, now the cold and hungry arrive twice a week in their thousands. >> here it's not much people, but there's other lines that are very long, and it is getting more and more. we were two years ago first time. and now -- like this year it is getting like double the size. >> reporter: the government's preferred solution is austerity, and amid the spending cuts there's pressure to return to a sovereign currency, so finland can devalue its way out of economic trouble. jonah hull, al jazeera,

. >>> i'm jonah hull in finland. the e.u.'s economic trouble zone. >> the nation's first primary, and a critical next step on the road to the white house. >> republicans, democrats... >> stay with al jazeera america for comprehensive coverage that's... >>> hello again, the to know stories on al jazeera, the united nations called on turkey to open its border to syrian refugees fleeing fighting in aleppo, but turkey warned in the syrian government campaign continues, the number of new refugees could reach a million. >>> nine people are confirmed dead in a german train collision in a head-on collision. 100 were injured. >>> south africa's president face as demand to repay state funds he used to upgrade his home. protestors are outside a court in johannesburg where the case has been brought by opposition parties. >>> police in hong kong fired warning shots during violent clashes which began when they tried to shut down illegal food stores. the stores were set up for lunar new year celebration. we have this report. >> bricks and st

. >> still to come for you this half hour, facing a hash reality in finlands.he government announces it will deport 20,000 refugees. will it be a fight of a competition? will it be able to fight off the competition? all eyes are on the revenant in london. >>> welcome back. you are watching al jazeera. receipts take you through the top stories. turkey has shelled kurdish fighters for a second day. the turkish government wants fighters from the ypg armed group to withdraw from areas near syria's border with turkey. polls have closed in the central african republic. it comes after more than two years of fighting between muslim and christian communities. hundreds of palestinians have traveled to the gaza border with egypt opened for the first time this year for just three days. now, a united nations report says more than 11,000 civilians were killed or injured in afghanistan in go 015, an increase on the year before. most deaths were caused by groups opposed to the governments including the taliban. a report from kabul. >> more civilians were killed or injured in f

al jazeera, finland. >> he was also a groundbreaking engineer that predicted break throughs, and thatthe subject of an exhibition in london. putting the final touches to a new exhibition devoted to the design and engineering of leonardo da vinci. he designed the diving suit, complete with weighted bags more than 500 years ago. >> the time he would haven't the materials really available, but it is so interesting that he is having this thought, and i think you can look at that and think well that's not so far different from something we may wear today. >> underwater exploration, which he considered the ultimate in mechanical engineering. >> many of the notebooks filled withdrawings were discovered until the late 19 century. the models were built to commemorate his 500th birthday in 1952. fat wings, birds, all studied carefully, his designs took inspiration from nature. >> we wanted to design a flying machine. >> leonardo was largely self-fought, unrestricted by any particular discipline, so he set his genius to many things, military warfare, urban planning, and tools for measuring the a

. >>> i'm in finland where knock here once ruled supreme and now the eu's economic trouble zone. ♪ eighte are confirmed dead after two passenger trains collided in southern germany and the crash happened an hour south of munich and emma hayward now reports. >> reporter: firefighters use heavy lifting equipment to gain access to part of one of the trains to try to free any passengers still trapped inside. a full scale emergency response is underway involving hundreds of police, firefighters and medics. the accident happened in a wooded area, difficult to access, close to the river bank. one way in was by air and on water. helicopters have been used to try to move the injured and any equipment which might be needed in the coming hours. both trains partially derailed during the crash with some carriages also overturning. >> translator: two trains crashed on the rail way track which is a single track rail way. the trains crashed head on. >> reporter: at least 100 people are known to have been injured, some seriously. many people on board were on their way to work. investigators are at the sc

finland's government announced it will deport around 20,000 nominees. finland has instrumentaled to deal with the volume of asylum seekers. prospects there are now will go grim. the influx is causing unease among some locals. >> reporter: name after a god of war, the soldiers of odin take their self-appointed mission seriously, patrolling the streets of finish towns keeping women and children safe from refugees >> translation: about 80% of the refugees are men of fighting age. to me it doesn't look like they need help. >> reporter: back in their clubhouse in the woods they insicht they're just concerned citizens, although the nazi-type items suggest otherwise. >> translation: we only use violence to depend ourselves. if somebody attacks, of course a person has the right to defend himself. if we see a crime taking place, then we intervene. >> reporter: finland is in economic trouble and the soup kitchens are busy. a cautious welcome in the summer has turned frosty. it's now far more almost than not that asylum seekers will be turned down >> the main thin

. >> in finland where once ruled supreme, now the e.u.'s economic troubles zone. >> and in sport, cricketers chase a one day series victory in south africa. >> hello, and welcome back. the u.s. secretary of state says russia's air strikes are making it harder to hold talks with moscow. the foreign minister says his country has proposed concrete plans to resolve the crisis. three people have been killed after a hospital run by doctors without borders in syria, was hit by an air vehicle. at least ten people have been killed between two trains in germany. is officially underway, but while much is being prompted the elector rail is already shows signs. more from manila. >> the campaigning has begun, filipinos have three months to decide who they want as their president and vice president. >> if anyone in court, asked who orders this, say it was an error. >> he is one of find candidates running for the presidency, he is the mayor in the south, and is not mincing his words, that is one of his promises, that people here say they want more tangibl

finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it wilset a cap on those they will accept. sentiment in many countries began something of a seaal attacks on women were reported in finland, austria, and ins eve. many putharrush" -- which is a word dsome arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the but in cologne, we found, at theat is changing lives and possibly the fate of a continent. it is girls' night out in cologne, germalevel of anxiety these young women they haven't >> our teachers gave us a piece of paper saying we should only be in groups and never gat night time. >> i'm scared that someone grabs me. scott: it all stems from this. new year's eve -- and oime this city has seen in decades. >> we arrived at the central station and it was very full there. scott: how full? how busy was it? >> very busy, you couldn't move. scott: a massive crowd had gathered near the central train station, there were fireworks, fights, and the police unable to keep control -- and then the sex assaults, hundreds

finland intends to expel up to 20,000 asylum seekers. austria announced it will deport at least 50,000 and set a cap on those they will accept. sentiment in many coununies began something of a seachange after a string of sexual attacks on women were repopoed in finland, austria, and in cologne, germany on new year's eve. many put a name to the actions -- "taharrush" -- which is a word describing an activity among some arab men, now dubbed the "rape game." some debate whether the "rape game" is real. but in cologne, we found, at the very least, a new reality that is changing lives and possibly the fate of a continent. it is girls' night out in cologne, germany and along for the ride, a level of anxiety felt before. >> our teachers gave us a piece of paper saying we should only be in groups and never go outside alone, especially at night time. >> i'm scared that someone grabs me. scott: it all stems s om this. new year's eve -- andndne of the worst nights of crime this city has seen in decades. >> we arrived at the central station and it w

now finland's high wage workforce is too expensive to compete globally.kia's decline is pretty simple, really. once the world's dominant mobile phone handset manufacturer, remember these, employing 24,000 people here in finland and worth $320 billion. a huge chunk of the national economy. well, then came apple's iphone. nokia failed to innovate. to stay in the game and the whole business was swept away, leaving only remnants involved in networks behind. dark days, too, for firm land's other mainstay. the paper industry. in decline because of cheaper pulp and cheaper workers elsewhere. and the soup kitchens are filling up. it's no better in the capital helsinki. 10 years ago, this food bank served 200 people a day. now the cold and hungry arrive twice a week in their thousands. >> here it's not much people, but there are other lines, people getting food and it's very long line. and it's getting more and more. we were two year old ago first time. and now like this year, it's betting like double the size. >> reporter: the government's preferred solution is a

jonah hull reports from northern finland.he influx is causing unease among angel some locals. >> named after a norris god of war, the soldiers of odin take their self appointed mission pretty seriously patrolling the streets of a number of finish towns keeping women and children safe from refugees: about 80% of the refugees armen of fighting age. to me t doesn't look like they need help. >> back in their clubhouse in the woods, they insist they are just concerned citizens, though the nazi-time paraphernalia suggests otherwise. >> we only use violence to defend ourselves. if somebody attacks, of course a person has the right to defend himself. if we see a crime taking place, we intervene. >> finland is in economic trouble and the soup kitchens are busy. a cautious welcome in the summer has turned frosty. it's now far more likely than not that asylum seekers will be turned down. >> the main thing is to make good picture for rove ujees. we are good, helping and we are good people. >> helping hundreds of refugees who crowded into

finland has struggled to deal with the number of people heading there. there is unease among this locals. some have formed a vigilante group they say to protect people from refugees. we have this report. >> named after a norse god of war, the soldiers of oudin take their self appointed mission seriously, practicing the streets of towns, keeping women and children safe from refugees. >> about 80% of the refugees are men of fighting age. to me, it doesn't look like they need help. >> back in their clubhouse in the woods, they insist they are just concerned citizens, though the nazi paraphernalia paraphernalia suggest otherwise. >> we only use violence to of the defend ourselves. it's far more likely than not that asylum seekers will be turned down. >> the main thing is to make good picture for refugees. we are good and helping and we are good people. >> he helped hundred was refugees who crowded into this concert haul before formal centers were established. he regrets the change in mood. >> i've heard hundred was stories are why they come. some are true, s

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. >> and finland's government announced that it will depart around 20,000 refugees. an economic downturn, coupled with a small mopulation in -- population in finland did not deal with the influx. some formed a group to protect people. jonah hull reports from northern finland. >> reporter: named after a war, soldiers take their self-appointed mission seriously, patrolling the streets of towns, keeping women and children safe from refugees. about 8% of the refugees are of fighting age. for me, it doesn't look like they need help. back in the clubhouse in the woods, they insist there are concerned citizens, it suggests. we use violence to defend ourselves. if someone attacked, of course a person has a right to defend himself. if we see a crime taking place, we intervene. >> they were in economic trouble at the soup kitchens. it is more likely than not that asylum seekers will be turned down. >> the main thing is to make a good picture for refugees. we are helping. and we are crit cam. >> this person helped hundreds of refugees who crowded into the concert hall. he regre

. >> reporter: i am jonah hull with the soldiers of owe den patrolling the streets of northern finlandhey say, the citizens here from refugees. >>> find out in the world champion can beat the weather and his rivals at the sweeped rally. ♪ ♪ >> people loved him. teachers loved him. >> we were walking the river looking for him. i knew something was really really wrong. >> all hell broke lose. >> people were saying that we were terrorists. >> how are you providing a cover for your brother to do this? >> we saw the evil side of the social media take off. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again. and a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera news hour. the turkish prime minister says his country will continue to strike back at kurdish fighters in northern syria. >>> the white house has said it will nominate a preplace for him supreme court justice antonin scalia once the senate has returns from recess. he died a saturday aged 79. >>> pope francis has everyoned mexican to his shun the devil and resist the temptations of wealth and corruption as he celebrated an open air mass in front of more than 300,000 peopl

. >> reporter: i'm with the soldiers of oden, patrolling the streets of finland protecting the citizens from refugees >>> in sport a look at the english premier league as arsenal try to topple the top >>> going to afghanistan now which a report says 11,000 people have been killed in 2015. it is a 4% increase of casualties on the previous year. out of the 11,000 civilian casualties more than 3.5,000 people were killed and just under 7.5,000 were injured. fighting on the ground caused the most fatalities and injuries, anti forces including the taliban caused the post harm. the u.n. assistance mission in afghanistan documented a 37% increase in female casualties and a 14% rise in child casualties. let's go live now to our correspondent who is in the afghan capital. what does the u.n. say is the main reason for in record number of civilians being both killed and injured? >> reporter: this is a report that was produced by the u.n. assistance mission in afghanistan. their function, their mission, is not necessarily to assess an analyse the violence. they're only out to compile the statistics

the u-s initiated the operation in nato allies after intervention in finland is not part of nato, but it shares an 813-mile border with russia and has worked with the u-s several times in the past few years. tim: an onslaught of unhappy comcast t& customers took to twitter... ...after the company saw country today. the t-v and internet provider got a lot of negative attention online. one user company "get and offer same- day help." a comcast spokesperson told c-n-n in an email, quote, "it looks like it was a number o markets, but not all customers, were impacted." jenna: already making his way through mexico as he travels north through the country and heads to the texas-mexico border. today he is expected to hold mass in three indigenous languages. anna wiernicki joins us at the e pope's last stop in juarez on how they arere preparing for his arrival. " " nats pop construction anna wiernicki: for five weeks father francisco garcia says crews have worked nonstop to put together a two million dollar altar where pope francis will deliver holy mass. rev. francisco garcia juarez diocese co

steve: a traditional gift go mothers in finland is getting buzz in the u.s. alison: kerry drew explains the logic behind the baby box. >> reporter: how would you feel about your baby sleeping in a box? >> i don't know what to say. is it convenient? i guess so. i think it's strange. >> reporter: baby boxes have been used in finland and other countries for decades. newborns sleep in the boxes for the first few months or until they can pull themselves up. they have dramatically reduced the infant mortality rate and there's a company bringing the boxes stateside. >> the u.s. has the highest infant mortality rate. >> reporter: jennifer is the ceo over the weekend, the california-based company handed out 100 free baby boxes to parents at bellevue hospital and new york presbyterian hospital. >> everyone is so short on space. our baby boxes are compact and easily portable. it made sense to do a pilot there. >> reporter: they're filled with supplies to get parents started. they're lined with fitted mattresses. when the supplies come out, the boxes double as a place fo

. >>> the us air force is sending six fighter jets to finland for spring exercises there. they'll fly training forces as part of operation atlantic resolve. it was initiated in 2014 to reassure nato allies after the russian intervention in the ukraine. finland has worked with the us several times in the last few years. >>> as maive expansion -- massive expansion program at tia is moving along. >> a sneak peek coming up. relief from pain and boredom, how virtual reality is used to ease the stress of staying in a hospital. >>> and a warmer feel today thanks to a southerly wind flow, but a change overnight, and then a very nice stretch of weather. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> that and more coming up. you're watching news channel 8, the station that's always on (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>

this time, though, in finland for what they call crashed ice. >> downhill, ice skating. >> just to make sure i wouldn't take it too easy, they put former world champion arto pikalainen on track. the longest track we've ever had as red bull crushed ice. >> if not for all the padded armor they're wearing. this is a preview of finland's red bull crashed ice event. >> we speculate about what the ice looks like, what it must be he's confirming all of those assumptions for us. on the spot. >> it is actually natural ice. and we have to be really careful. okay. now it's, what is he doing? to me he sounds a little like gonzo on the muppets. i just picture that, he's fun to watch, fun to listen to. every time he puts out a video like this gets lots of hits and i love it. >> yes, wow! >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to need and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> enter the buzz word on facebook, twitter or both and you can enter on each every day. word. it is, legal. >> get over to rightthisminute.com

i played finland. >> my sister was the soviet union. and i was further handy happened my father had said something that we now know it wasn't his fault in those days, but it was not politically correct and it was probably sexist. and he told me we do not hit girls, and you will never hit your sister again. into that again part. >> right. >> but my sister didn't get the same sort of warning. so i was kind of like a unilaterally disarmed finland. [ laughter ] and she was a soviet union bristling with weaponry. [ laughter ] >> so i think if it hadn't been for my sister's expansionist backseat policy, i would probably know the difference between a butte and a mesa. [ laughter ] >> but to this day you don't. why it when americans go overseas, we are terrorized or feel awkward or embarrassed because we don't use the language. >> tt doesn't bother me. >> it didn't bother you? >> in french for instance, i don't use verbs in french. as a matter of policy. you can ruin your whole about thinking about whether you used the right tents or a number o

jonah hull, al jazeera, finland. >>> and joining us from washington is former u.s.dor to at that nato, now executive director of the mccain institute for international leadership at arizona state. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> okay, so let's start talking about nato stepping in here. is this proof that the european union has essentially failed in its effort to stem the flow of refugees or is it just that this humanitarian cries sis so out of control? >> i think it's a combination of that and more. first off, the european union doesn't know what to do. they don't know what to do about the crisis in syria that's producing all the refugees or the lack of governance in libya. they don't have a policy of picking up refugees and turning them around, perhaps they won't ever do that. as a way of saying that they are doing some yo you had nary defee ministers meeting and germany and turkey at least asked to monitor the flow of refugees and to the extent that any are in peril at sea they could be picked up and returned to turkey

sovereign currency, so finland can devalue its way out of economic trouble. jonah hull, al jazeera, finland. >>> you'll find much more on our website, the address to click on to, aljazeera.com. record turn out in a late undecided vetters could play the spoiler. president obama releases the final budget of his presidency. director of national -- before the senate. today in ferguson, major reforms to it's troubled police department at a hefty price tag. this is al jazeera live from new york city. voting in the first presidential primary. it is now underway. polls have been open for several hours now. votes have already been tallied in a few small towns. nine people voted there giving bernie sanders and john kasich early wins. new hampshire says the vote will likely top the high mark set in 2008. al jazeera joins us now from manchester, new hampshire, so mike, how unpredictable is this primary? >> number one the polls are notoriously unreliable. there are so many changes in voter behavior, even the way they contract voters and number two effort's almost become a

military officials say the u-s air force will send six f-15's to finland this spring for exercises. they'll operate out of a base about 100 miles from the russian border. the oregon air national guard says about 100 of its airmen will accompany the jets, for the deployment in may. the jets ll fly training missions, with finnish forces as part of "operation atlantic resolve." the u-s initiated the operation in 2014-- to reassure nato allies, after russian military intervention in ukraine. u-s air forces in europe say the u-s requested the finnish exercises. finland is not part of 813-mile border with russia and has worked with the u-s several times in the past few years. ### hillary clinton is in reno tonight... fighting for more votes. we have team coverage of her visit. we've already heard from terri russell, kolo 8 news now's colin lygren joins us live with her womens health meeting. plus... home values are going up across reno. ?so what could you get for your money--- today? join us for a tour... and we'll show you. nevada caucus, and hillary clinton is making several stops acros

they're heading to haparanda, near the border with finland.nce again, it means saying farewell and it's another journey into the unknown. but this time they take their memories of rikgrÄnsen with them -- a place in a desert of ice and snow. damien: the refugees will still come across a lot of ice and snow in their new home near the finnish border, but at least they will see a few more people. they're going from a village with some 50 inhabitants to a small town now of nearly 5000 people. the past year has been traumatic for france. during 2015 the country was hit by a series of brutal islamist terror attacks. these have left many french people feeling insecure. and, as the battle against the so-called islamic state in the middle east intensifies, there are growing fears of further attacks in the west from i.s. as a result the french security authorities have been given more powers of surveillance. but another reaction is that increasing numbers of young people are opting to join in the battle against terror by signing up to fight themselves. r

i guess so. i think it's strange. >> the baby boxes have been used in finland for decades. newborns seep in them -- sleep in them for the first few months. they have dramatically reduced >> oh my god, the u.s. has the highest infant mortality rate, why aren't we trying this? >> jennifer claire is the ceo of the baby box compen. they -- company, they handed out 100 free boxes at the hospitals. >> but in new york city, everyone is so short on safe, the boxes are compacts, and it made sense to do a pilot there. >> they're filled with supplies, and lined with fitted mattresses. the boxes double as a place for babies to sleep. we talked to some parents cramped for space about this idea. >> i'm okay with that, it limit it is kid from rolling around and limits the able for them to fall off the bed. >> i have four of my own, and sometimes they would sleep in a hamper, and for transport purposes, it would be okay. >> some thought it was funny. commercial, baby in a box. not comfortable with that. >> but the parents not comfortable with the boxes, may change their minds. >> we first brought the co

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they emerged from the cave in finland. mild weather is believed to be the reason for them ending their hibernation early. but they seem to be enjoying themselves. just like that, boom, the beard is gone and carolina panthers player geeing olson -- greg olson took to twitter to see he shaved his beard. he posted the event in phases. he grew the beard during the team's run to the super bowl. but he also admitted that it wasn't his style. he says he kept it while the team was winning, and when the panthers he wouldn't have been able to show his face in the locker room if he was clean shaven and something happened in the playoffs. >> maureen: a woman in columbia apparently caught her husband with another woman and this is what unfolded. you can see her on the car as she kicks in the windshield. her husband eventually drove away, but witnesses encouraged the woman to go after him. >> maureen: still to come, school buses involved in a drive by shooting. what we are learning about how it happened and what who, if a >> maureen: a

jonah hull, al jazeera, finland. >>> we'll take a break. more ahead on al jazeera when we come back. the political battle line drawn in washington. the death of a u.s. supreme court justice, and what it means for the u.s. presidential election, and... ..chaos on the campus of one of india's prestigious universities. >> and in full action from south africa as the team looks to complete a comeback against england. england. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> hello, you are watching al jazeera, the top stories, turkey says it will keep shelling in northern syria, it wants the syrian kurdish y.p.g. to withdraw from areas captured in northern aleppo, y.p.g., supported by the u.s. refused >>> libya's presidential council named a revised list of 18 ministers. the group will have to be approved by internationally recognised parliament. the u.n. envoy to libya votes this will bring peace and stability

this time, though, in finland, for what they call crashed ice. downhill, icend just to make sure i wouldn't take it too easy. they put former world champion >> he has a champion along side. had. >> why don't they call this crushed bone? >> well, i think it could bef not for all the padding and armor they're wearing. you see the guys look like helien men. >> we speculate what it looks. >> and >> okay. now what is he doing. >> to me he s the muppets. >> he's fun to watch and fun to listen to. every time he puts out a video wow! >> just how precious our babies can be. we start with you see the baby in there. very sudden movement there. i think it's foot. >> totally. >> and you wonder why mom is always disgruntled and in so because they're doing sommer sommersalts. >> they're able to actually capture that in the video and now they have it forever. little judah. he is four months old when this video was recorded a few months ago but it was just posted. >> that was him. >> no, that was theby. >> ah. >> it's so adorable. i can't stand it. it's so cute.

the money supports the choir's upcoming tour in latvia, estonia, and finland. high pressure will remain in place through the overnight hours, which will keep skies clear but cold. wind chills will dip way below zero, so a wind chill advisory is in place for those north of hwy 30 until 8am on saturday. because we will start the day below zero on saturday, highs will only get into the middle teens at best. we'll see an increase in cloud cover from the west as the next system approaches quickly. snow will make another appearance late saturday night into sunday morning. we'll get a light dusting to half inch late saturday with an additional inch expected before sunrise on sunday. the highest amounts will fall in the northeast part of the state, so the farther north you go along interstate-35, the more snow you will see. likewise, the farther southwest you go, the less snow you will lentine's day plans in the after a productive week of practice iowa state center jameel mckay will play tomorrow nigth against texas. head coach steve prohm confirmed the news today. mck

the money supports the drake choir's upcoming concert tour in latvia, estonia, and finland. the singing valentines will continue tomorrow. a husband in indiana, might even put a singing valentine to shame. patrick sullivan surprised his wife patty with the billboard this week. it reads... pat and patty forever... 27 years and counting... you complete me.. love pat. she wasn't prepared for the grand gesture... patty told her husband to just write a note or get a card.... patricia sullivan, wife "and i just started gasping and crying just like oh my gosh i can't beleive it." patrick sullivan, bought a billboard "she just started crying and she just totally lost it and it was really exciting that's what i wanted to surprise her and let her know how special she is and let her know that these 27 years have been great for me." the pair married in 1988.. and stick around, we'll get another the breakhere's what we're working on for the channel 13 news at six... a metro school district is changing how it celebrates valentines' day. the reasoning behind a ban on homemade, and even sto