israel and also scandinavia. i feel like a hawk countries to buy tv shows or a movie properties from. you know with everything from homeland and treatment and traffic light all came from israel i'm so he absolutely doesn't like a tv machine. i was humans. it has anything it's silly to do with israel specifically. if you are probably at some point in time somebody sees an israeli tv show and falls in love with this as i pointed out that for television and that sparks them in other people that say what else is there one else is there let's look i'm kind of like after girl with the dragon had two became such a big hit of the btc board else is in scandinavia one else is there and now they're selling all kinds of novels and movie formats. so yeah i think there are amazing artists and to read writers and creators all over the world. in israel in scandinavia and japan and africa and it just takes somebody to find something somewhere and say this is great and all the sudden is a gold rush and everything else in the count

this summer environmentalists from across scandinavia converged on jokkmokk to try to stop beowulf fromdrilling by blockading the access road to the drill site. >> i came because people are all over the planet destroying nature and the wilderness and our ability to survive in the long run on this planet. people in the area living a round this mine or this proposed mine is not really happy about it and really appreciate that we come here and came with supplies, food and things we needed for the camp and were really supportive. >> a standoff lasting two months came to a head when police moved in, dragging protesters and locals away and demolishing a tower erected at the camp while protesters were still on it. much of this was filmed by a local sami. >> i knew that the police was on its way and i thought it was important to be there on set and see whatÕs happening - the worst thing that stuck in my heart was when they bring away an old sami reindeer herder - he is 85 years old - and when the police grabbed him and led him away i went very emotional, i got tears in my eyes because this is a

to scandinavia. it forms a cloud and we have got rain. the rains there across a good part of norway will sink further south over the next couple which days. westerly winds coming into london and paris getting up to 17 or 18 over the next day or two. we go into saturday. the high does weaken a touch, allowing winds coming from a northwesterly direction. a 10 as we go through saturday, cloud and rain coming out to scandinavia sinking south and eastward. southern parts, spring has sprung here, 19 celsius in rain, warm sunshine year, pretty respectal in moscow with a high of nine degrees. >> thanks very much. >> thailand's latest political crisis has worsened the long standing rivalry between the army and police. we report from bangkok. >> the opposition has its own unofficial force. they say these men are protecting anti-government protestors on the streets of thailand's capitol. the police force says it has evidence the so called protest guards along with some protestors are armed and it's not just that. the force said members of the army a

the ritual has come under attack increasingly in scandinavia the circumcision banned in germany was also introduced in two thousand and twelve before cha summer and give them a call for successfully to possible protecting the right to circumcised boys the anti defamation league recently awarded the court the joseph prize for human rights. the defense of jewish freedoms in gemini the time according to germany's office for migration and refugees more outside of seeking to ride in the country in two thousand and thirteen and in any of the issues nineteen ninety nine. in two thousand and fourteen. immigration experts are predicting another side to increase the number of refugees killian wished it did make two of a w the german government on an icy chin which helps refugees to resettle them. the me of the code to execute against asylum seekers in germany and based on them. one time i want one that wasn't based on two new phobia i am under the impression does right now there are almost two million so i'm seeking out. he took vacations here in germany are they going to deal with such an ummah.

birds apparently flew in from scandinavia and will go when it gets warmer. the cash washers love them, dry cleaners love them. people not so much. >> they always fly over the black cars. they are just wiped out. >> that's what you have. >> all right, folks. we're done. i'm going to have lunch with the spell bee champ. >> did good today. >> see you tomorrow morning, folks. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com covered california is howt californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. find out if you do. all plans include free preventive care. now, you might have a question about what that means. it means free mammograms, immunizations

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i think we're just setting ourselves up once rates start for a housing market correction in scandinavia>> anything else? we also talked about bitcoin. >> a lot of journalists picked up on that. >> they were quite skeptical. >> we think is a bubble, purely for legal reasons. russia have said there's only one currency that can exist and that is the ruble. they were not allow a parallel currency. china also has parallel controls. i think that will be the problem. it won't be so much technological, it will be legal. >> keep it right there. he went to bring in europe editor david tweed inergy standing by in berlin where the chinese president will meet the chancellor angela merkel to talk about relations between china and berlin. it is talked about -- it is referred to as a special one because they have so many intertwining's. tdp in germany is very linked to how china is doing. know, it is special economically. not as politically. one reason for that is, angela merkel has been around longer than any other european leader. she has managed to make -- he has good relations with the top brass. s

and that type of issue is now being felt in places like scandinavia and some of the others that wereamine cleaner about coming out of this. >> and just a reminder, we're still waiting for the latest press conference of the disappearance of malaysian flight 370. we'll get those starts. and this is the search for the flight continuing into its fifth day. confusion still reigning over the plane's time path. malaysia's air force chief has come out and denied reports that a military radar detected the aircraft over the western coast of the malay peninsula, a detail that would have confirmed the mistaken turned back on its course. vietnam says it's halted its air search and scaled back a sea search while it waits for more information from malaysian authorities. the ukraine and politicians in did you ma said they would welcome crimea into the russian federation if it voted to break away from the ukraine in a vote over the weekend. kiev has branded the ballot and an acting prime minister is due to fly to washington today to meet with president barack obama. nbc's jim maceda is with us in mos

all of scandinavia -- >> in our culture we have some superstition and value virginity. it is something untouched. we want to create our own memories and have it be our own as opposed to a horrible circumstance. >> that's just it. at a any house a jew was probably murdered there. >> or 9,000 years before that. >> we can still stay in hotel rooms. >> prostitution. >> did we just establish there are ghosts or aren't ghosts? >> we established there are such things as ghosts. time to take a break. a musical performance from tonight's special guest, trouble funk. >>> clark rock caw -- clark rockefeller was a member of exclusive clubs and a collector of fine art except he was none of those days. >> he talks about the thought he had and fooled a lot of the people a lot of the time and murdered at least one of them. let's talk to him about it. shall we? first of all i love this book. i bought it the bay it came out. i forgive you. this entire relationship started with a dog. >> yeah, there was a dog that was put up for adoption in montana. it was crippled in a wheelchair. they p

we're in vienna on a nine-months tour through europe, scandinavia into russia.ompany in dublin for the summer. this company, heart beat of home has been touring dublin, china, toronto, chicago, detroit, boston. adam: emma, let me ask you. i was curious. you're from dublin. you would grow up with this kind of dancing but john was telling us in the commercial break there are 60 irish dance schools in places like russia. >> yeah. adam: what is the attraction for people of irish dancing? >> it is amazing. i grew up, my mom was irish dancer. she brought me along to her classes. "river dance" is so infectious, that it affected dancers of all sorts all over the world. they really wanted to learn irish dancing because it was quite unusual. now it is just the norm a lot of people do irish dancing all over the world. cheryl: you're both irish. we were looking at live pictures of the st. patrick's day parade in new york city. americans think it's a big party and time to drink beer and get drunk. it is different in be can lynn, right. >> not quite as wild. st. patrick's day

>> the birds flew in from scandinavia and will be gone once it gets warmer. much fun to watch that, right? >> it would be fun unless you are down below. i guess if you own a car wash or dry cleaner in town you're doing okay. >> the cars weren't looking too good. >> amazing how an ugly word sounds so beautiful in a british accent. >> "a bit of poo." >>> 5:26. here's a situation where a thin wallet is good. >> coming up a company that aims to reduce the amount of plastic you carry around. >> and one of california's u.s. senators has a beef with a very powerful government agency. why dianne feinstein is now taking on the cia. when we come back. ,, ,, television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending sunday. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: that means sunday is your last chance to get a serta mattress any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television a

without the gulfstream, england, scotland, ireland, and scandinavia are essentially uninhabitable. we always -- i don't know about you, mr. president, but i've always thought of england as being to the east. i.t. not to the east. it's way to the northeast. england is on the same latitude as hudson's bay. the only reason it's aof temperate climate is because of the gulfstream. if something happens to the gulfstream, northern europe is almost uninhabitable. and these changes can happen abruptly. now, again, maybe i'm wrong. i hope i'm wrong. but what if i'm right? what if the science is right? are we willing to take that ri risk? do you want to be the person who says to your grandchildren, we saw this coming, all these people talked, they talked all one night in the united states senate, but we decided not to do anything because, well it would be expensive and it would disrupt some of our industries and it might cost us a few jobs, which by the way would be replaced in other industries. do you want to be the person that says, well, we had this warning, but, eh, we didn't really feel

goods from the east and transported them to the west, today goods from the -- took goods from the scandinavia countries and took them down through the mediterranean. everything ran through the territory of kiev on roost. it speaks to ukraine's past but also to its future. they have been set up with a false choice within the crisis of the last several months. join the european union or stay aligned with russia. but what we know is that kiev historically has stood at the crossroads not just of east and west but of east and west and north and south. that is ukraine's past but it is also going to be ukraine's future. while we try to deal today with a russia run by a leader whose foreign policy seems dictated by a desire to poke a stick in the eye of the united states, i ultimately think that viewing the forest through the trees also means acknowledging that russia's future ultimately in a postputin era is about integration with europe and integration with the west as well. frankly, that was the direction that russia was heading until putin took power. now that conversation about how we realize th

goods from the east and transported them to the west, today goods from the -- took goods from the scandinavia countries and took them down through the mediterranean. everything ran through the territory of kiev on roost. it speaks to ukraine's past but also to its future. they have been set up with a false choice within the crisis of the last several months. join the european union or stay aligned with russia. but what we know is that kiev historically has stood at the crossroads not just of east and west but of east and west and north and south. that is ukraine's past but it is also going to be ukraine's future. while we try to deal today with a russia run by a leader whose foreign policy seems dictated by a desire to poke a stick in the eye of the united states, i ultimately think that viewing the forest through the trees also means acknowledging that russia's future ultimately in a postputin era is about integration with europe and integration with the west as well. frankly, that was the direction that russia was heading until putin took power. now that conversation about how we realize th