you will see japan, finland norway and sweden it is 3.5 44 times as rich. between 20%. but if you look at them more equally and australia, u.k., portugal or the u.s. it is eight times as rich so we are twice as and eco- on that measure as the country's on the other end. we think of the country's very similar but that is an important difference and it makes an astonishing difference to social problems. increasingly come i think we are worried about the contrast between the materials of our societies and the social failings and this is just an illustration of how the media constantly preoccupied with teenage births or prisoner crowding or all of those issues that come up over time. what we have done is collect internationally comparable data on some of those programs actually what we found his life expectancy in each country with literacy scores test allow you to compare how well kids are doing in different countries with infant mortality rates mortality rates in prisoner rates, a teenage birth rates, levels of trust how much people feel they can trust. obesity and mental

>> it is in norway. >> okay. maybe that one is in minnesota. play with me here. no.ust want you to go right on. >> we are looking at a little rain ourselves. nothing that will give us that nasty weather. it has been two years in a row that that has had to deal with massive flooding. for us a good forecast for today. temperatures mild but we have to have a little cloud cover before the rain comes our way. 71, i think that's a good forecast still. partly cloudy skies this morning, mostly cloudy this afternoon. and down right overcast by tonight. the rain i think moves in sometime after 10:00. maybe an isolated thunderstorm within that rain. the rain through mid-morning tomorrow keeps us pretty cold. we will see some clearing late in the day. we will see that sun very late but it is a cold weekend in store for us. this front coming from canada as we will see. momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, partly cloudy skies this morning. temperatures chilly but at least the wind is staying light. it is going to be a jacket day to short sleeves by this afternoon with the 70-degree t

civil liberties and freedom were the countries that have the heaviest press subsidies and the world norway britain and germany japan. we were low on the list may be that do so because they crushed the private media that did not exist and they brainwash the people. looking at a group called freedom house from the private commercial news media and it was set up to monitor communist governments and dictatorships briefs every country how they are from government harassment and freedom house be which there rankings and guess what? the 6 feet private media is from the air the same countries have the least amount to censorship the event the united states is ranked 21st. the point* is when redid this research became clear that this was a solvable problem. we don't have to imitate them or our ancestors but clearly we can come up with the subsidies to give the independent news media with journalists bumpy with each other to cover all the things we have to cover to have a systematic functioning like people knew what was going on and held accountable for what they do. we can do it that is where we hav

. >>> researchers in norway and denmark say regular mammograms may not boost survival from the disease. the death rate from breast cancer in regions where women were screened were the same or higher in areas where women were not. this follows a report by a u.s. task force questioning the value of screening for women under 40. however, the american cancer society recommends yearly mammograms for women 40 and older. >>> women who eat fish rich in omegathree oils may be less likely to develop endome trio sis. doctors say the type of fat and not the total amount makes the difference in the risk of getting the painful debilitating condition. foods high in transfat are fried foods, crackers and margarine. >>> if your child explains from tummy aches, family therapy may be a good idea. therapy helps children and parents rewelcomes and deal with the condition that can persist in to adulthood. >>> if you want to live healthier, try spicing up your cash buy. a study from the university of western ontario finds most marinades -- used to prepare meat have antioxidants. >>> for more living well head

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terra already has agreed to a lower but all-cash $4.1 billion buyout from norway's yara international. the yara deal values terra at $41.10 a share. some pre-earning news fueled big volume in qualcomm, making it the biggest s&p 500 gainer on the day. qualcomm stock saw a nice pop today after hitting almost its lowest price in a year yesterday. the wireless technology company says its quarterly profit would meet or beat its best estimate. this came a day after the company announced a new stock buyback plan and raised its quarterly dividend. it wasn't good earnings news at staples, and that hit its competitors as well. the office supply retailer saw earnings come in a penny lighter than expected. more worrisome was its 2010 forecast that was disappointing. staples stock quickly dropped to match its year-to-date low. its disappointing guidance also hit competitors office depot and office max, falling 3% and 2% respectively. nutrisystems stock went on a diet after its weak 2010 outlook. with a tenfold increase in volume, the stock is at a four- month low. from food issues to food and drug

norway finished fourth in the medal standings with 23. the games in canada were the second most widely watched winter olympics in history. on sunday, gold medal canada really wanted, the medal it wanted in hockey came down to a showdown with the u.s. sidney crosby scored the game-winning goal in overtime to give kaubd the gold. then the closing ceremony kept an amazing 17-day run in vancouver. a group of canadian celebrities took the mike, including actor michael j. fox. >> the vancouver games, make no mistake about it, have been by and for canadians. the rest of the world was here, but this was pretty much a canadian party. >> canadian rock singer neil young put out the olympic torch, thus ending the olympics in vancouver. this year. >> well, the next round of winter games will take place in sochi, russia. but the summer games of 2012 will take place in london. the budget has nearly quadrupled to more than 9 billion pounds. there were five new venues in the works. there's also a javelin train that goes 130 miles an hour. those projects a

if you go back say 30 seconds back, they didn't -- the guy from norway, northug, no way he was going to catch him and isn't he like 39 years old. i have never seen anything like it. he just exploded. there i was watching cross-country skiing screaming at the top of my lungs. it really pulled you in. >> you hear about the wall street guys falling in love with curling. did you know about that? >> i did. and i made fun of them last week. listen, i got to say, i don't know what's wrong with me? >> what's wrong with them. >> we watched curling every night this weekend and canada, that lady blew it at the end. even that was compelling. >> that's a sell. >> you got me there. >> at the end, they started singing "oh canada." there is something very dignified and reserved about curling. >> i don't get it. i'll try next time around. >> costas, the entire televised aspect oeft olympics, it was compelling. >> they made everything compelling. >>> a lot going on in news. let's get to today's top stories. millions of people in chile this morning are being searched for as a new day reveals the massiv

edges of the continent like norway continued to look generally back to the mother country redounds out to the sugar islands. and but i argue in this book it took some very interesting character such as robert rogers to really interpret and understand the land and write about and communicate that. so the of wilderness became something that was beneficial could be walked in and lived in it and understood and it was not just peril. the long answer? i've always been interested in that french-indian war time, it was under study it and really sets the tables stage so much for what would come on and the revolution and later. is such an interesting time because there is such a clash of culture. in indian culture, french, british colonial culture so in that there is an incredible turning and the motion and movement that began to coalesce into what recall america become the not too far later. >> is there an incident you can describe where rogers character really begins to emerge and come into flour? >> good question. there are a number. one comes to mind is the battle on it snowshoes and this wa

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denmark, sweden, norway, germany, britain, japan. we will way down the list below. may be that only is so because they have crushed all the private media that didn't exist anymore and they brainwash their people. in fact, what we discovered, we look at a group called freedom house. their whole job is to monitor government press and private commercial news media. freedom house was set up during the cold war to monitor dictatorships ranks every government in the world and how free is private media are from government harassment. freedom house, we went to the rankings through last year and guess what? the sixth free as a private meeting in the world are in the same six countries that have heavy suppressive cities, denmark, norway, sweden. they have the least amount. even the united states is ranked 21st there. our point is that when we did this research it became clear that this is a solvable problem. we don't have to imitate him or imitate our ancestors, that united states to solid. a clue we can come up with subsidies that can give as an independent, news media, news

keiko swam under his own free will from iceland to norway.t that was years after he was rescued by earth island institute. when he says it can't be done, that's just damage control by seaworld. >> we thank you for your opinion on all this. richard o'barry, appreciate that. >>> the death toll from that earthquake in chile is rising. more than 700 people so far. we'll get a firsthand look at the devastation caused by that massive quake. a shocking confession from the suspect in natalee holloway's 2005 disappearance in aruba. is it for real? cops aren't buying it. 23 years. 21 years. i do really love what i do. ♪ i have clients down the block. across the street. in the same zip code. basically next door. i see the rewards every day of the people that i help. she said, i couldn't have done this without you. -i'm craig. -i'm mark. my name is kari. and i'm an ameriprise financial advisor. [ male announcer ] meet us at ameriprise.com. let's take a look at the stats. mini has more than double the fiber and whole grain... making him a great contender

canada and norway and austria rounding out the top winners.at embarrassment in that country post-winter olympic. but back to the u.s., critics point out that the majority of the u.s. medals come from events, 20 of them, come from events that weren't even included in the olympic events 20 years ago. sports like snowboarding, free style skiing. crazy short track speed skating. what the medal count would have looked like this year without all those new-fangled contraptions on the schedule. sports, i guess. the u.s. still would have made an impressive showing, mind you. but perennial powerhouse germany would have finished first in the count of the all these new sports clearly helping the sufficient and for that matter asia at the expense of eastern bloc countries used to dominating the winter games. the way we see it, the numbers speak for themselves. everyone gets to compete. we've got the hardware to prove when it comes to snowboarding. can't touch us. >>> turning now to "busted." topping our list today, kentucky senator jim bunning, the republi

. >>> but our pick for the strangest mugshot, amy winehouse, the british singer arrested in norway in007 for marijuana possession. based on this photo one might conclude she had been smoking some. winehouse claims she was tricked into signing a confession and thought it was actually a release. in her state maybe she thought the police wanted her autograph. in any case, she was held over night, paid a fine, and was released. amy winehouse, the most bizarre celebrity mugshot from the past ten years. >>> we have an update on former first lady barbara bush who has been in the hospital all week. all your top stories are next. plus, something interesting we noticed while president obama was giving a speech today on offshore drilling. ♪ take things as they come? i've got an idea. or improvise? maxwell house custom-roasts each bean... for a full-flavored cup of coffee. so you can be good to the last drop. >>> the large clider is up and working and however it prefers to be called the big-boned hedron collider. >> stephen colbert having fun with some of the world's largest animal smasher. yeste

norway.ore than a dozen railway cars breaking loose from a cargo train and crashing into a port terminal in oz low. the wreck killed three dock workers. one witness says the empty train cars were cruising at more than 60 miles per hour upon impact. thailand, hundreds of demonstrators shaving their heads at a rally in bangkok. these so-called red shirt protesters are the same group that slashed -- splashed human blood on the parliament building last week. they want new elections to take place. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> trace: for another look at around the world, go to foxnews.com/shep, click on the fox report videos tab. you can find previous editions of around the world as well as with a lot of other news, foxnews.com. well a new controversy in the case of the school accuse dollars of helping a girl get an abortion without telling her mom. tonight, did officials go too far? or were they well within the law? we'll report so you can decide. plus, going t

. >> host: including crown prince hakan of norway -- >> guest: he's living with his partner.many of them are faithful, loving couples who will stay together for a long, long time or forever but they just didn't take the step of getting married and, therefore, when you do these things statistically with the kind of standard statistical model it turns out a lot more babies are born to single mothers but in many cases there is a dad in the home. and they're living like a married couple. >> host: mark in tampa, florida, good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. as an admirer of confucius myself i find those differences in crime statistics to be remarkable. my question is, how can america better introduce or increase the values of virtue? >> guest: yeah, i think that's a great question. look, i became0b a huge admirerf confucius. he's one of the greatest teachers in history of ethics and decent conduct. i rate with christ and thomas jefferson and jon stewart mill in teaching how to run a government and how to live with each other. socrates, christ, confucius they're all in that c

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affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry in south america. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> another week and yet another set of schools in crisis. this week it was detroit looking to close dozens of public schools to try to stay afloat. >> believe it or not things are not about to get better. they're going to get even worse and when billions of dollars from the stimulus runs out, you can only imagine. our josh levs is here with us to tell us more about this. josh, what's this about a cliff? what are you talking about? >> it's a cliff, and this is what's wild. >> we think things are bad now, right? educators are calling it the cliff. they've gotten billions of dollars over the past year from the stimulus. that's going

jane: "happening now" in your top box, a deadly cargo train crash in norway.ashed into an oslo port. at least three people have been killed. in the middle, new information on that crash of a police cruiser in st. louis, unfortunately, that police officer was killed. trying to figure out the details of exactly what happened here. and on the bottom, relatives of the seaworld trainer say they will suffer harm of the surveillance video of that attack is released to the public. a temporary injunction was issued last week, and the judge now has to decide whether to make that permanent. jon: u.s. new home sales falling to a new record low. the commerce department reports they dropped by 2.2% last month to a seasonally-adjusted annual pace of just 308,000 making it all too clear the trouble that our housing market still faces. james rosen is live from d.c. with more. this drop in new home sales, that came as a real surprise to a lot of economists, right, james? >> reporter: it did, jon, not only because new home sales were expected to rise, but because they publicked,

in addition to that, there is a troika -- the u.s., norway, and the u.k. -- who were influential in the birthing of the cpa. we have reinvigorated that process. we meet regularly. we have a group called the contact group that works on financial and other issues, primarily in europe. that group meets regularly at the staff level. as i said, i am going to participate in the conference where the president and senior leaders from ethiopia, you gotta, kenya, and other countries -- ethiopia, uganda, kenya, and other countries are coming together. this is not a u.s. problem. it is something the world has to work on. development is going to be a key factor. we need security and development to go hand in hand. this has to be an integrated -- it has to be integrated not only in the u.s. would but -- not only in the u.s. but in the region. >> in your travel, i do not recall hearing china mentioned. can you discuss china's role, how actively they are engaged to help or not to help? >> i have made a trip to beijing and have discussed these issues at very high levels within the government of china. w