and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by the president of the republic of finland, the norway, the er of prime minister of sweden, the prime minister of denmark, and the prime minister of the iceland. of trumpetous music] >> ladies and gentlemen, cue the color. [music] pres. obama: good morning, everybody. due to the possibility of thunderstorms, we've decided to arrival ceremony indoors. of course, our nordic friends to tough weather. you should know that here in washington, we have not seen the sun for about three weeks. which you experience for months end, but despite that fact, e want you to know that we are deeply happy to have all of you here. we are honored to welcome not one nation, but five. our great nordic friends and partners. niinisto and mrs. finland, solberg and lofven,f norway, sweden and denmark rasmussen, and prime minister johansson and ingibjorg of ice land. delegations, r welcome to the united states. i'm going to try this as best as i can. speaking foreign language] . [applause] >> welcome. [laughter] saying welcome in foreign language] >> tho

burger king in finland will bring you a whopper in the sauna.f you want to be modest, you can cover up with a burger king towel or robe. there is also a shower robe and a media lounge. not joking. re part of life in that country. there is one sauna for every three people in finland. steve: can you imagine the smell? leon: my god. alison: we need a trip to the sauna. steve: the rain is out there. low 50's. drizzle on saturday, sunshine sunday. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? mhm, geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico.

i want to point out that finland has the most heavy metal band in the world per capita and ranks high good governance. ion there is a correlation. stay in touch by skype and millions spend what would be on angry birds and candy crush. [laughter] , >> the poet once wrote the community is lying a ship, everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm. our ship is stronger when everyone has the opportunity. our world is safer when we contribute to. i blook and i welcome you all to the united states of america. now, given the unique nature of this visit, we have unusual arrange mnlt and we aren't going to have them speak consecutively because the n so nordic countries are famous for their cooperation, there has been an allocation of time and we are going to begin this morning with the president of finland and prime minister of nor bay. so they will provide us some brief remarks and you will hear rom the other leaders. . [applause] >> the countries give he good cooperation which you have stressed during your tenure. this is vitally important. and in many rfingrkskilethroling our ertesm and s

our great nordic friends and partners. , of finland, prime of norway, prime minister of sweden, and of, and prime minister johanssen of iceland. and your delegations, welcome to the united states. i will try this as best as i can. [applause] prison obama: -- president sure: those i'm not delivered perfectly, but i think the spirit was understood. today is an opportunity for michelle and me to return to move the warmth and hospitality we received on our visit to copenhagen, and oslo, and i my visit to stockholm. and to american to cannot visit themselves, don't worry, i anderson that sweden has a phone ander we can call a swede learn about all think swedish. iceland and mighty to send your -- tions to has a lothat iceland of people named that enable answer. they are extraordinary countries. most importantly, for our purposes here today they are extraordinarily friendly. special day for the millions of americans who probably traced their ancestry to nordic countries, particularly in the midwest. including my home state, of illinois. they will remind you that leif erickson reached this co

the finland-based company will pay cash and $19.6 million in materials terex's handling and poor solutionsusiness. the u.s. crane maker abandoned talks with chinese zoomilon to buy the rest of the company. telecom italia has reduced its target to 1.6 billion euros. italy's largest phone company is cuts will be split between operating cost and capital spending. new ceo aims to improve profitability and the former state-owned carrier. shares are trading higher. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. never before has the bank of japan done so much to achieve so little. that is the online -- the headline on a story on the bloomberg this morning. stocks are little changed from 18 months ago and exports are declining. this is our chart of the hour/ this shows the trouble that mr. kuroda is phasing. the lj has succeeded in pushing down bond yields. you can see when you look at the sovereigns that, well, that and may,tween november you can see that is when governor kuroda decided to go negative. corporate bond yields haven't followed. with me today, michael metcalfe. th

this evening we will be at the white house for the arrival of the president of finland and norway, swedendenmark, and iceland. yesterday, as u.s. district judge ruled the obama administration cannot spend one's congress did not appropriate for reimbursing insurance companies. i will than republican steve king will join us to discuss his work on the task force on executive overreach. then, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the 2017 defense spending bill and his recent trip to the middle east. >> this is a process. i am encouraged at the first meeting of this process. we will make sure we have a better understanding of one another. ♪ host: good morning. paul ryan speaking to reporters after meeting with donald trump, one of several meetings the presidential in washington yesterday, in an effort to build party unity. the headlines call the meetings tenuous an

the key tot be becaus success or failure for finland's rovio.e at the top stories on bloomberg.com. ♪ sherry: live from london and new york, i'm shery ahn. mark: this is the european close. let's look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. to exert more control over the auto emissions scandal. not everyone is cooperating. fiat chrysler has refused to meet with the german transport minister to discuss emissions. and the ministers italian counterpart has told him in effect to leave fiat and that italy is responsible for testing fiat. digital banking in india will expand the consumer business. the british bank will shutter half of its branches in india while they are targeting affluent indians who have devices for electronic banking. bidjor blow and its hostile to gain lofty maker of amber capital after raising itself by 11%. some analysts believe a counter offer is unlikely. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. fliesngry birds movie" into the u.s. and chinese theaters today. the film is based on the smartphone game

we are talking about the remote getaway in finland. in new finland, so quite hard to get to.r came from texas and she had to take three planes, a ferry to get out to this spectacular island with a hotel bit -- growth by a woman, not by hand, but she created the inn. women one of the richest in canada, she was an executive at the company and retired at 42 and made this her life work. it is all locally built and everything in their is sourced from the island and part of the reason she made it was to create industry for the island, which is basically a fishing island and overfished. travel resort and costs about $1200 a night and it is unbelievable. it is spectacular. mark: i am taking you all there when i win powerball. does the weekend at this hotel involve? emma: a lot of it would be sitting in your room because the views are spectacular, but it depends on the season. our writer went in the winter and she went on this thing called a ski do and they went through the woods and then they did hiking and if you go during the summer, there is a lot more hiking, fishing, so you basi

finland and sweden and norway saying, who invited iceland. that is my first question.ond question is about this boat. the white house made this boat to signify the waters and excellent fisheries of these five there will be one of these boatos every table. it flies each of the five nation's flags, the white house is proud of it. advanced notice, advanced pictures of this boat. released a list of the boats' ingredients, made of chocolate and something called gum paste. so, my question is, can you eat the boat? will they eat the boat? will heads of state hack off pieces of the boat, or just the cookies around it? chocolate and gum paste it is a decorative icing i want to know if people are going to eat the boat. i should mention, there are thing that is light up in that boat. the windows apparently, light up. and apparently, whatever it is floating on, i see alumination, and a lot of work went into decorating and publicizing it can they, will they eat the boat? the third and final question about the states dinner tomorrow night. is a question that is a serious question, n

. >> burger king recently opened up a spa, in finland, right. in one of the fin land locations. sauna and steam rooms and according to the web site the 15 person sauna ideal for social gathering, birthday parties and other events and if they get hungry during their, while they are here, they are expect to be in the sauna and in the restaurant. you have to book it i think. >> there is nothing better than the image i have, like big, bloated, big belly guys in finland, sitting there eating a whooper and starting to get all wet from the steam and starts run down their face. >> yes, i thought they were dry. >> yes. >> i thought you said they can go in the steam room too. >> that is why i was confused but i never been in the steam room. they are separate. >> yeah. >> but even in a sauna. >> okay. >> our producers said we have to go. >> imagine that image. >> and ice cream. >> no. foul falls down. whooper juice all over the place. >> whooper wraps. >> yes. >> instead of the body wrap. >> so lets get back to this because people are upset. a bomb shell ruling in a controversial case in o

you can't reinvent the wheel, except turns out in finland, they have. it's called easy soda. all you need 400 mills of water in a plastic bottle. that's the flavoring which now goes into your water. turn the bottle inside down, release the bubbles, turn the bottle back over and there is your easy soda. there are four flavors that it comes with as well. there is cola, orange, lemon -- and whatever that is. >> that's a game-changer. all those soda stream machines and everything. now you can carry it in your pocket. >> think about it from just the point of you -- of you're trying to move it around the country or you're trying to sell it. you can fit 30,000 of these units onto one truck pallet as opposed to 1,500 shipping bottles of show da. think about shelf space. leaving you more room to sell other products and make more money. >> how much is this going to cost? >> we're kind of looking into it. it seems to be basically what you'd be paying for soda. they're saying you don't need as much plastic. you can have one plastic bottle and have two drinks. many, many different ways. t

this burger king in finland installing an inrestaurant sauna.enjoy their meals while wearing burger king robes and playing video games. >> this has to be a cultural thing. saunas are very big in finland aren't they is this. >> extraordinary. sauna. can you imagine pouring with sweat really hot eating a wurger? >> no. >> and also in a burger king? >> -- colors. >> i think we must have missed the point on that. >> i think it's a cultural nuance here. >>> taylor swift rocking out by herself to the darkness 2003 hit song i believe in a thing called love off her apple music friday night rocks play list following the massive success of the singer's first apple music commercial. the song received a 431% bump in itunes sales worldwide. this one is much mur taylor swift. this is her risky business dancing around by herself. look what's happened. taylor swift went from having a massive fight to wouldn't even be on apple music. >> its endearing. i'm a big swifty. >> when we come back today's must reads, including why slelden adelson says he's endorses trum

he traveled the world covering everything from the tango craze in finland to the british passion for gardening. he documented good food, fine wine, great cars -- >> awful puns. >> reporter: in one of "60 minutes" most popular shows, he interviewed the muppets. >> i thought this was a high-class show. >> reporter: he took on the art world twice. first in the '90s when he questioned the value of modern art. >> it's a white rectangle. >> right. >> reporter: again in 2012. >> the cute, the clumsy, and the incomprehensible. >> reporter: safer was himself an artist. >> room service closes, safer begins. >> reporter: he carried art supplies when he traveled and spent his sleepless hours painting his many hotel rooms. over his many years with "60 minutes," safer picked up the most prestigious awards in journalism. for a man who enjoyed telling stories, he always said there was no better job than the one he had. he did it well. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," terror targets. how terrorist groups over the years often look to attack airplanes. >>> later, san francisco's police chief re

getou get a hunch when you fan mail from china or finland, all of a sudden a certain fillmore show hasveling. but walking a street in various citieses, some of the small danh things. that is interesting, becauause f the bigger things can watch a danish product as well. >> just to wrap up, how do you see the remaining days of the cannes film festival playing out? >> i'm going to watch films. it's vevery exciting. they are long days and it's a big responsibility to be here. watching films is the first call. >> thank you so much. ♪ xÑo@rbq 05/19/16 05/19/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from madison,n, wisconsin, this is democracy now! wall street,is, corporate america, the corporate media, and wealthy campaign donors are just too powerful. amy: the press and the presidential race. today media scholar robert mcchesney on how the media is covering the race for the white house. we'll also discuss the massive charter-time warner cable merger

microsoft has shut down operations in finland and cut down 1300 jobs. microsoft. production from nokia. but it has failed to get the operation back in the black. that is your business news. hope you are sitting comfortably for this next story. brent: it is time to take a seat -- money may not grow on trees but for one u.k. designer, furniture does. his farm contains hundreds of surreal share shaped trees chained to a specific form. each piece of furniture takes six years to grow. >> gavin munro is not an ordinary farmer. his trees grow chairs. >> this is the first chair that we did. this is where we did it from four trees joined into what? >> he also grows when, but it takes between five and 10 years to grow one of these organic wonders. >> what this is is a kind of organic 3-d printing. it's almost exactly the same. except it is a little slower and we are using air, water and sunshine as our machines and fuel. >> it is not a new concept. he's using metals originally developed more than 100 years ago by landscape architects to impress members of the elite. each pi

areva's biggest embarrassment has been a series of delays and overruns at its plant in finland. the company is also facing losses in its investments in uranium mines as the price of commodity slides. areva has suffered a downturn in demand for nuclear energy following the fukushima nuclear disaster. the company announced 15,000 jobs up to worldwide. measures to cut cost may have come too little, too late. areva's credit rating was downgraded by standard & poor's b-plus in december, four notches below investment grade. banks were also under pressure during tuesday's trading session in europe. germany's commerce bank, for instance, were down in quarter profits. ubs, profitory at falling to just 700 million francs. u.b.s. says it was hit by market turbulence at the beginning of year. hsbc saw net profit fall by between january and march for much the same reason and blamed the result on calls extreme levels of market volatility at the start of the year in january and february. the london-based bank said first quarter earnings fell 18% to 3.7 billion euros. let's take a look at the w

this may sound strange to you but in finland saunas are a big part of the culture.a for every three people in the country. >> ♪ >> top stories at 6:56. police say a 19-year-old opened fire as another 19-year-old answered the door of a home in wynnefield. they also say the gunman set fire to the front porch. the victim is in critical can condition. >>> counties until atlantic city expected to vote today on whether or not to allow open containers of alcoholic beverage on the boardwalk. anyone over 21 would be able to walk around with one as long as it was purchased from a business on the boardwalk. >> really jammed on the ben franklin bridge. we're looking live westbound and we're just now seeing that they've reopened the lanes from that accident and debris was blocking the two right lanes and that's why you're extra slow. already jammed now past the tolls to the downside. doesn't take much to jam up the ben. 422 looking okay dave. >> dry in philadelphia but storm tracker6 live double scan showing us that we have those sprinkles can and showers that are beginning to d

. >> i boy from finland is richer after hacking into instagram. he found a glitch in the app that allowed him to delete anyone's comments. the parent company is facebook. facebook pays a reward to anyone who can expose bugs or vulnerabilities in the platform. the boy said he is thinking about going do into data security when he grows up. good choice. he plans to buy a new book and a football with his reward money. >> well-earned. right now we top the look at what's coming up in sports. >> the million dollar question back in the lineup. when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks big you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some... he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. look at that pie chart! boom! you've never seen a number like that! you feel me lois? i'm feeling you. yeah you do! let's do this! watch out he just had a whole thim

he traveled the world covering everything from the tango craze in finland to the british passion for gardening. he documented good food, fine wide, great cars. in one of "60 minutes'" most popular shows he interviewed the muppets. >> i thought "60 minutes" was a high class show. >> reporter: and he took on the art world twice. in the '90s he questioned the value of modern art. >> it's a white rectangle. >> right. >> reporter: then again in 2012. >> cute, clumsy and incomprehensible. >> reporter: but safer himself was an artist. >> room service -- >> reporter: he carried art supplies when he traveled and spent his sleepless hours painting in his many hotel rooms. over his many years with "60 minutes," he picked up dozens of awards in journalism. for a man who enjoyed telling stories, he always said there was no better job than the one he had. craig boswell, cbs news. >> he was legendary. morley safer was 84 years old. he leaves behind a wife and a daughter. >>> four scientists from the prayer are receiving top honors today from president obama at the white house. two scientists center

the boy lives in finland and he told a local newspaper that he plans to spend his money on a bicyclend a soccer ball. >>> just a few hours from now, new airline service will begin between san jose and london. british airways will fly boeing 787 dreamliners between mineta international airport and heathrow airport. this is actually the first time an airline has offered regular service between the two cities. the first flight is set to leave at 8:05 p.m. >>> now for a check of weather, here's roberta gonzales. >> that's some exciting stuff! we don't have any reports of airport delays at this hour. hi, everybody! at this lunchtime, let's go ahead and call on our live hi- def doppler radar. we are picking up some rain showers well to the north of us. we did have a little bit of light precipitation around santa rosa and sebastopol earlier today. willing lits,willits showers at lunchtime. napa 69. from napa to the city by the bay, the city of san francisco, mostly cloudy skies. look at the layers of clouds. pretty mild outside for the most part. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it is 64 de

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. >>> president obama and the first lady will host a state dinner tomorrow for the leaders of finland, norway,er sweden, denmark and iceland. we got a sneak peek of the menu, atlantic tuna, braised short ribs and a fishing boat made of chocolate to celebrate the thriving fishing industry between the countries. >>> millions suffering from alzheimer's. >> she has no intention of backing down from the battle, and neither does her husband. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> bee smith is the nationally known former supermodel, restaurant tour t celebrity chef and more. >> and she is one of the millions of americans diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. dan, her husband and business manager for more than 20 years and now he has assumed a more critical role. we have their story tonight. >> you are now bee's caregiver. >> i'm a single parent. what i am,er you know, it changes your

. >>> a boy in finland is now $10,000 richer, after facing in facebook instagram.reached the age to get a facebook account, but they rewarded him any way. he found a flaw at that allows him to delete texts. >>> famed u.s. history, the marines looking at new evidence who really raised that flag in just a few hours apart, the iconic image of the six american servicemen marine corps memorial that identified five marines and one navy corpsman by the name of john bradley. historians, including dustin fence, upon looking closer at the detail, they believe bradley may not have been among the famous six men identified by the military seven decades ago. they say they're looking into new evidence of its most famous image. >>> a couple of fantastic finishes ahead in sports. and it is a rock festival perfect for baby boomers everywhere. it won't come cheap. details up next. ♪ ♪ it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious good to help fight kids' poverty. ♪ it's simple: just get your red nose, only at walgreens, and get your silly on, seriou

white house last night president obama hosted a state dinner for the leaders of sweden, iceland, finlanddenmark and norway. the dinner capped off a summit on security and economic issues. the president called the nordic nations one of the america's most valuable partners. >>> president obama also plans to honor a fallen philadelphia police officer monday at the white house. the president will posthumously award sergeant robert wilson iii the public safety officer medal of valor. wilson was shot and killed during a robbery at a north philadelphia gamestop store last year. the sergeant's family is expected to attend the ceremony in washington. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> we'll go ahead and bring you your neighborhood forecast this saturday morning. temperatures not doing too badly. we are looking at mainly clear skies. 55 in philadelphia right now. we have a few clouds out in the suburbs at 50 degrees. 52 right now in new jersey. a little cooler up in the lehigh valley, and 53 with mainly clear skies in delaware. we are talking about our weather story today, and we are looki

the german coalition, and you see in france where you have the president a lot -- hollande, and for finlanddenmark and austria. we are building the margins of the political spectrum in all countries. they are building a wall around itself. mr. posener says it is not like w when we were livig in the 1930's, with massive unemployment. but people are comparing the situation with the 1920's and 1930's. very sane and sensible people are doing that in private conversations and have, in the media and in general. ulrike: i would not agagree with that. there is a situation, and if i'm at mistaken, i was hearing story about income discrepancies and austria. under par, sketching out very high discrepancies. elsewhere, like there are many bit people, but many others who did not benefit. indiana, it is -- vienna is a very wealthy town, but it is not for everybody. people are scared about their own perspective, and anxieiety about what they will lose, then you have the same centimeter of destabilization of the middle class, to bring these people to the right. , somethingkonig sinister in austria. that wo

this may sound a little strange to us but in finland saunas are part of the culture.s one sauna for every three people in the country. >> we should tell people why i owe you two hamburgers. >> we made a couple bets. >> we'll do it on facebook live. >> okay. >> facebook live we'll inform you if you care. >>> philadelphia week continues on wheel of fortune. our local contestants are racking up the do. another philadelphia native will try to earn more big money tonight. >>> tony hood took home $15,000 and a trip to hawaii. friends and members of hood's firehouse helped celebrate at a watch party in mayfair last night. you can watch tonight's episode of wheel of fortune at 7:30 right here on 6abc. >> it is 4:54. new on "action news" scientis scientists make milestones in fighting the zika virus. >> the senate confirms the first openly gay leader of a u.s. military branch. that story is next. >> ♪ >> legislation requiring schools to write and enforce anti-hazing policies is on its way to pennsylvania governor tom wolf's desk. the bill passed the house yesterday a week afte

the boat in tallinn, the capital of estonia, you feel you've traveled a long way culturally from finland. its a mix of east and west. tallinn's nordic lutheran culture and language connect it with stockholm and helsinki, but two centuries of czarist russian rule and nearly 50 years as part of the soviet union have blended in a distinctly russian flavor. fins and estonians share a similar history. first, swedish domination, then russian. then independence after world war i. until 1940, the estonians were about as affluent as the fins, but then estonia was gobbled up by an expanding soviet empire and spent the decades after world war ii under communism. when the ussr fell, estonia regained its freedom, and in 2004, it joined the european union. tallinn has modernized at an astounding rate since the fall of the soviet union. its business district shines with the same glass and steel gleam you'll find in any modern city. yet nearby are the rugged and fully intact medieval walls, and the town within these ramparts has a beautifully preserved old-world ambiance. among medieval cities in the no

. >> and the guest of honor, leaders of five nordic countries: norway, sweden, finland, iceland and denmark n. a nod to the country's winter weather, it featured columns made of ice and a transparent ceiling to let guests see the night sky and they were able to see the night sky. >> and there is sun on their faces. a miracle. >> and you don't want to come over from scandinavia and get rained on in washington. >> right. >> and like they come laughing. it rained all day and held in the 50s. the weekend isokay. the morning is going to be find. guess who else is >> yes. >> and i was oscillating between 76, 77, and 78 and i said along 76 and that is okay. and we're going to go 73 tomorrow, even though a cold front is on the way and that is looks like the low 70s before it passes. and it's still 66 downtown and cooler in the burbs. yes. and winds calmed down and the only weather alert for tomorrow afternoon. the morning is fine and in fact, the morning is beautiful, quite frankly. the showers and storms between noon and 5:00 p.m. and dry inside until that 1, 1:30 and blustery on sunday. a great d

the team went on to defeat finland to win the gold.nds june 17th. >>> veteran quarterback sam bradford talks for the first time after missing two weeks of the team's voluntary workouts in a failed attempt to orchestrate a trade from philadelphia. bradford and rookie carson wentz were on the practice field yesterday together for the firsç time. bradford says he'll be a good teammate and will do whatever he can to make wentz a better player. he realizes the starting quarterback job is not going to last forever. >> if we continue, you know, to win games, if we are winning games, i think that i will be the starting quarterback and i will be out there. with that being said, i'm not completely naive. i mean, i think you realize that, you know, if the organization made a move to get up to two, at some point it's probably not going to be my team. >> i told him, my feelings haven't changed. he's my guy. he's the number one guy. and i just want him to embrace that and let's not look backward but look forward. >> the eagles quarterback said he ne

. >>> and a 10-year-old from finland successfully hacked into instagram.s taking part in the facebook bug bounty. he won $10,000 for uncovering the bugs which let him delete any comment on the photo-sharing app. facebook says the bug has been fibbed. facebook has handed out more than $4 million to researchers who discovered flaws in its programs. anne-marie, 10-years-old. >> when i was 10, all i was doing was hacking off my barbie doll's hair. that's the hacking i was doing, with child-safe scissors no doubt. >> it's a different time. >> incredible. >> a different species kids these days. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you very much, jill. >>> coming up, white house cameo, michelle obama makes a guest appearance last night on the hit show "ncis." and the son of senator john mccain takes on twitter trolls in a racial controversy over an old navy ad. we invited women ta to test a new body wash. dish soap. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gent

. >>> here's a thought in finland you can have the whopper your way in a sauna.spa has opened in helsinkhelsinki. >> the restaurant's website said they're perfect for social gatherings, birthdays and parties and they're outfitted in burger king fashion, home of the whopper plastered on the wall. >> maybe the "america this morning" christmas party next year. >> good idea. >> more 13th.. so watch out for black cats. believe it or not-- we broke our rainy day streak yesterday. finally there was no rain! but that was then, and our good luck has already run out. good morning washington. toss to eileen today: showers possible through early afternoon. clearing this afternoon and evening! warm & breezy. highs: 72-76 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 50-56 winds: sw 5 mph to calm saturday: early morning sun. increasing clouds with afternoon gusty showers. clearing by the evening. highs: 65-73 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 25 breaking overnight... the white house taking action on transgender bathroom access. the obama administration will issue

most of the affected positions are in finland. microsoft is also writing down the value of the business line $950 million. the american firm has struggled to turn its smartphone unit around and sales of slump alongside rivals apple and samsung. it bought the business from note here -- nokia two years ago. it follows $7.5 billion worth of write-downs last year. we are going to take a look at the stock markets next and over in the united states, stocks are extending a rally from yesterday . energy-related shares are doing well as oil prices have risen to within striking distance of the $50 per barrel mark. it has been a while that we have not seen oil that close to that level. dow jones industrial average up around 20% this hour. american stocks also taking their cue from european markets, where we saw gains earlier for the second consecutive day. banking shares did well and fresh data showed german businesses are feeling more upbeat about their futures, something that helped sentiment in europe with the frankfurt dax in particular

president of finland. [applause] from norway. prime minister and mrs. loven of sweden.mark.nisters of [applause] and prime minister johansson and inia of ice land. now, we all know that our nordic friends share a pride in their common viking heritage, but i hink we can all admit that the vikings could be a little rough. [laughter] they didn't always have the best manners at the dining table. their outfits were not always appropriate, but times have nordic and tonight, our friends are better behaved. we are honored to have you here, and as you can see from our decor, winter is coming. [laughter] three ening, we have toasts, so i'm going to be brief, and i don't want things to get out of hand. of the great old norse poems. offered advice on how to welcome guests. sort of like a missed manners for vikings. sons of say for the o osost oftof kingo os ale. or the more they drink, the less they think and keep over their wits. good advice. easier said than done, it is true that our have a friends reputation today, unlike the past, for modesty and propiety, but don't let them fo

and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by the president of the republic of finlandprime minister of norway, the prime minister of sweden, the prime minister of denmark and the prime minister of the republic of iceland. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen to the color. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning, everybody. due to the possibility of thunderstorms we decided to move our arrival ceremony indoors. of course, our nordic friends are used to tough weather. you should know that here in washington we have not seen the sun for about three weeks, which you experience for months on end but despite that fact we want you to know that we are deeply happy to have all of you here. we are honor to welcome not one nation but five, our great nordic friends and partners. president and prime minister solbart and fines of norway, prime minister and mrs. lofan of sweden. prime minister of denmark and prime minister johanson and daughter of iceland. to you and your delegations, welcome and the united states. i'm going try this as best as i can. [speaking in native tongue] [applause] [inaudible] [l

now temple's baby box program is modeled after a program, in finland just like it that dramatically reduced infant mortality rate there. temple does 3,000 deliveries a year and that is how many boxes they have, one for every new mom. coming up tonight, at 11:00 did you know that your memory starts to get worse at age 30? thirty i said. well, what if you can turn back time and improve your memory with something simple, hello? we are talking about reversing the could go nettive clock with cocoa. i will tell but this way to boost your brain, it is call the cocoa cure, coming up tonight at 11:00. >> that could be into the cocoa cure. >> who wouldn't, right. >> interesting, right. >> see you tonight. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> also tonight at 11:00 we will answer tonight's good question howie effective are breast self-exams. doctors stress mammograms are very important and our nicole brewer will let you know if the do it yourself approach makes a difference as well at 11:00. >>> a frequent visitor has returned down the shore, i guess to beat the rush. >> up next social media's most famous great w

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. >>> a boy in finland is $10,000 rich richer after hacking into facebook's instagram. company still rewarded him anyway and he found a flaw that allowed him to delete texts posted by other users. sounds like he might have a good career ahead of him. a legal one that is. >>> one of the most famous images in u.s. history and this morning the marines are looking at the new evidence as to who raised that flag. it was off off of japan a few hours apart. the six service members that raised the flag had identified five marines and one navy corpsman by the name of john bradley. but new evidence from amateur historians including dustin spence found upon looking at the details of the clothing and the caps they believed bradley may not have been among the six famous men identified six decades ago. the marine corps will look into the most famous image. >>> just ahead, how would a clinton/trump match-up look in the general election? steve kornacki will crunch the numbers next. you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering li

. >>> a boy in finland is now 10,000 dollars richer after hacking at facebook instagram.10-year-old hasn't reached the age required to get a facebook account but the company rewarded him nimpany wa. he found a flaw that allowed texters to post to users. >>> one of the most famous images in u.s. history. the marines there are looking at new evidence who raised that flag at iwo jima. two flag raising that day on the island off of japan a few hours apart. the iconic image of the six american service member raising the flag that inspired the marine corps memorial had john bradley. new but new evidence said upon looking closer bradley may not have been the famous six men identified by the military seven decade ago. the marine corps says it's looking into the new evidence of its most famous image. >>> a couple of fantastic finishes ahead in sports to show you. >>> and it is perfect for baby boomers everywhere. six band, one stage, three nights, but it won't go cheap. we have those details next. ♪ ♪ it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious

friday is the day president obama hosts the nordic summit with leaders of denmark, finland, iceland,weden. saturday is the 36th penn faulkner award for fiction ceremony in new york city. and here is what's new for your weekend. the 142nd running of the kentucky derby can be seen on nbc on saturday. >> these are just a few of the names that might be added to derby history. two minutes. one chance. >> rose: "captain america: civil war" is in theaters. and the dave matthews band begins its summer tour saturday with a charity concert in charlottesville, virginia. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with brett mcgurk. he is the special envoy to the coalition fighting against i.s.i.s. >> i.s.i.l is -- director brendan last weekend called it a fee phenomenon. it is a phenomenon, and it's important to understand how we analyze it, how you make sense of something like

most of the job cuts will come in finland. the base of the phone business they acquired from nokia.y have already -- written off the nokia deal. boost salesplan to in india. the indiana finance minister has ratified a decision that apple must meet local sourcing rules to open its own retail stores. apple would have to by 30% of the components in india to meet the standards. -- says it is confident it can meet monsanto's demands. have rejected the $62 billion offer, calling it too low. they are also concerned about regulatory and finance risks. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you. greatly appreciated. we have a new word in the english language. it has to do with greece. that is where you invent new financial and diplomatic words. the word is smooth anening. i don't know what that is. ofncine: it is the opposite rocking us. they are a little bit closer than they are apart. tom: absolutely. it is lost in translation. --spoke yesterday with professor, help me here with smoothening. do i understand that the can was kicked down the road? >> the can was kicked down the oth