nobel. foundation is located in stockholm it's a swedish thing but the ultra nobel said that the nobel peace prize should be awarded in norway so we are all responsible for the peace prize but it is true that . they. do not both foundation has been reduced because of the global economic crisis so they have to adapt to that reality it's a matter of fact one of the russian radio station been nominated for the piece they have planned this please thank you thank you very much and just a reminder that my guest today was part of the yard line the general secretary of the council of europe and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your say and spotlight perhaps some of the mine who you think i stand for the next time just drop a line of how we're now at our city that area and that's the spot light interact. we'll be back with more firsthand common thought of what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take care. of. her. i mean so to know your city in europe on the hosts of the twenty fourteen which are the pictures. sunset. thank you. so much. thank you fo

this year the nobel foundation is feeling the effects of the world economy, lowering the payout by 20%.2 million. i'm live at the news desk, tony tull, news 4. >>> 5:47 now. a developing story in bladensburg, maryland. this morning a man is recovering after being shot by police. officers were called to 55th avenue around 7:00 last night to talk to a woman who reported being threatened. shortly after police got to the scene there, an officer says a man with a knife approached him outside. >> the officer confronted the suspect, gave him several verbal commands, and ordered him to drop the knivment the suspect refused to comply with those orders and, in fact, advanced on the officer. the officer, fearing for his life, fired his issued firearm and struck the suspect. >> police say the suspect suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> police are trying to figure out who killed a man and left him on the doorstep of a home in northern virginia. police were called to the 6400 block of broadmoor street in fairfax county early sunday morning. they found the body of 34-year-old mark earl ives ou

nobel prize. two stanford professors got one. the prize foundationize from 10 million swedish kroder to about 8 million. that's about $1 million. there's only one country in the world that taxes nobel prize money. bet you can guess who. other interesting noble fact, president obama donated all of his prize money after taxes to charity. swiss chemist when he won, switzerland debated taking away his pension because now he's rich, right. and a chicago economist only got half of his prize money because he had to give the other half to his ex-wife. ouch. >> yeah, and the next time you do that story, can you put on a white tie and tails? >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> 6:53. staying alive but it's still do or die time for the giants and the aess this morning. both feeling good but realize they have to keep winning if they want to keep the hope alive. >> we have team coverage. comcast sports net bay areas henry wolford is live but we begin with scott reese at the ballpark with our giants coverage. >> the giant bats weren't exactly out in full force in game

nobel prize. we just talked to the standard professor. the prize foundation has cut the size of the cash prize from 10 million croner to 8 million croner. that's about $1 million. there's only one country in the world that taxes nobel prize money. i bet you you can guess who that is. it's america. it depends on your tax rate but it's going to be a lot. >> a pretty penny there. all right, thank you very much. more news ahead. >> absolutely, live report, stick around. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark chocolate, toasted oats. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. crispy granola, layered with creamy peanut butter or rich dark chocolate flavor. 90 calories. 100% natural. and nature...approves. granola thins. from nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> then when i go out, i see the smoke on the ceiling. i pick up the phone, dial 911, say there's a fire over here. >> a firefighter injured as

nobel prize in medicine announced they have a bay area connection. the two men were awarded the price for stem cell discoveries. the two men will split the $1.2 million prize money. the noble foundation lowered the prize money 20% this year citing the economic turmoil on markets. >>> cooling continues around the bay area today. will it stay that way or get warmer? ktvu meteorologist steve paulson will have a look at your week ahead. >>> boycotting a bay area market. why community groups are calling for shoppers to stay away from one market. >>> 7:21. the political world is remembering former california lieutenant-governor, mervyn dymally. he served in both houses of the state and spent more than a decade in congress where he was chairman of the congress at black caucus. he passed away over the weekend in los angeles at the age of 86. >>> a coalition of community groups will gather to launch a boycott of pleb low markets. they want them to -- pueblo markets. they want them to stand up for their employees. mi pueblo claims they are undergoing an audit by the homeland security. if a boycott is launched, the audit will have to be suspended according to dhs policy. >>> state regulators ar

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a foundation just pledged more than a million dollars to help cover this year's budget sdwlmpt. >>> 6:11. we're going to tell you about the nobel prize in literature. >>> and more loans for tesla. we'll tell you who's making them and how much ahead in business. >>> and no holds barred here. they're getting it on. the presidential -- the vice presidential candidates in the spotlight as we count down to their debate going on tonight. >>> new this morning, a chinese author now the winner of this year's nobel prize for literature. 57-year-old mo yan is known for some pretty impressive novels. his books laced with criticism of china's communist government and have been banned over in china. this win is seen as somewhat unexpected since the nobel committee has chosen european authors in four of the past five years. >>> 6:14. moving on to decision 2012. we have heard from the presidential nominee, and now it's time to hear from the men running for second in command. today in the bay's marla tellez joins us live in studio with a preview of tonight's vice presidential debate. i'm looking forward to this one. >> you're going to watch it,

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