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al jazeera, southern greece. >>> it's time for the sports news with far are. >>> doreen, thank you so much. manchester city continue their campaign to win four trophies when they face chelsea in this round. city are still in the champions league. their english premier bid has stuttered a little in recent weeks, sixth off top spot. their boss isn't totally ruling out their chance. >> in football, you can do it all, it seems. it's very difficult to say i cannot do that, but for the moment, nobody can do it, maybe one day, one goal will do it. >>> two other matches. >> the golden state warriors bounce back with a win over the l.a. clippers. in miami, the heat beat the washington wizards for their second win in a row, scoring 25 points and 25 rebounds to lead miami to 114-94 victory. it's the 11th time in nba history that a player has had 20 points and 20 rebounds in a game off the bench. >>> home run king barry bonds returns to major league baseball for the first time in nine years. the 51-year-old is the new hitting coach for the miami marlins. bonds was accused of using performance enh

a lot of attention in europe was paid to southern countries like greece and portugal. also concern in italy. its stakes have been weighed down by bad loans or nonperforming loans, but there is a sentiment that reason volatility has been caused by overcautious markets. our correspondent explains. >> things have gone from bad to worse this week for europe's beleaguered banks. in italy, investors are alarmed by the so-called bad loans in the banking sector. a term used when they could pay back the money they owed. the european economic powerhouse has not been spared either. deutsche bank reported a record loss last month, amid concerns it may not be up to pay back interest on its debt, debt is considering wind back to prove that it is financially stable. but those fears still have not gone away. the losses are unreasonable. in france, we know that the banking system is doing fairly well. it is healthy. right now we are clearly seeing another reaction by investors, a sort of hysteria to a threat. >> the points of view shared in brussels thursday by e.u. finance ministers,

in the southern part of greece. there we have seen farmers who are blocking the highway. also now moving into the byways beside it and that is an attempt to increase a strangle hold preventing agricultural produce reaching the city. we see a long line a kilometre long of trucks with agricultural produce. it's imparted pound for athens, stopped at the road block. wedge saw the farmers very determined in the way they spoke to us, and they thing it's a do or die process. many question the european union and many are losing site of the advantages of being in the e.u. these are not the good old days, these are leaner times with the greeks in terms of what they sell for and what they get in terms of sub-sidies, and they are leaning increasingly, if i'm hearing correctly what they are telling me in roadblocks all over greece between here and the north as well. increasingly people are leaning towards being left alone, boning outside the framework of austerity and subsidies of the european union. people would rather be entrepreneurial and free of constraits as well as the benefits

greece. jonah hull reports on a new challenge facing the e.u. >> reporter: finland could hardly have less in common with the countries of sunny southern europe, rosperous most northern member of the e.u. joins greece at the bottom of the economic table. >> we are falling below the euro zone level all the time. and things are getting worse at the time when things are getting better in other european crisis countries. >> reporter: hairy is a craft beer drawer. he once worked for nokia. >> i would say it was way too much nokia focused, at least the business environment back at that time. now we are [ inaudible ] several small companies here. we have several -- quite a bit companies that have established their offices here now. >> reporter: harry brews his beer in the northern city, nokia's former heartland. the boom years brought big salaries. now finland's high-wage work force is too expensive to compete globally. the story 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 remnan

performing economies second to greece and in our series disunity dana reports on a potential challenge facing the eu. >> reporter: finland could have less involved with sunny southerne and in the fourth year of recession and the most northern member of the eu joins greece at the bottom of the economic league table. >> ours are falling behind the euro zone and we have failed to have necessary reforms and things are with getting worse when things are getting better in other european sort of crisis. >> reporter: harry is a craft beer brewer, part of a generation entrepreneurs who used to work for nokia. >> too much nokia at least the business environment back in that time. now we are several small companies here. we have several, quite a bit of companies that established their offices here. >> reporter: harry brews his beer in the northern city of olu. nokia's former heart land and the boom years brought big salaries and now finland's high wage workforce is too expensive to compete globally and the story of the decline is pretty simple really, once the world's most from dominant and worth billions of dollars and a chunk of the company and then came apple's iphone and

greece. in the last of our series on european disunity, jonah hull reports a new challenge facing the e.u. >> finland could hardly have less in common with the countries of sunny southern europe, yet in its fourth year of recession, the once prosperous most northern member of the e.u. joins greece at the bottom of the table. >> our economy is falling behind euro rates all the time. we have failed to do necessary reforms and things are getting worse when they are getting better in our european crisis countries. >> a craft beer brewer part of a startup entrepreneurs who worked for the now defunct nokia. june the boom years brought big salaries, now finland's high wage workforce is too expensive to compete globally. >> the story of nokia's decline is simple. once the world's dominant phone manufacturer, remember these? worth $320 billion, a huge chung 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 for finland's other mainstay, the paper industry, in decline because of cheaper pull that and cheaper workers elsewhere.

greece. in and final part of our series errors on a new challenge facing the e.u. >> finland can hardly have less in common with the country's of sunny southern you, yet, the once pros mouse member joins greece at the bottom of the economic table. >> our economy is falling behind european the euro zone all the time, we have failed to necessary reforms. and things are getting worse at this time when things are getting better in other european sort of crisis. >> a craft brew beerer, part of a start up who once works for the now defunct mobile phone giant. >> it is way too much. and at least the business environment. now we are we have quite a few companies that have established share offices here. >> he brews his beer in the northern city. >> where are you from? >> nokia's former heart land, the boom brought big salaries now finland's high wayne work force is too expensive to compete globally. >> the story of the decline is pretty simple, really, once the world's dominant mobile phone hands set manufacturer, and remember these, 24,000 people here in finland worth $320 billion. a huge chunk of the national economy, well then, came apples i-phone

it was second to greece, in the last of the series in european disunity we report on a new challenge facing the european union. >> reporter: finland could have less in common with southernin the session and the northern member by of the eu joins greece at the bottom of the economic league table. >> our economy is falling behind european or the euro zone ever all the time. we have been able to create this and failed to necessary reforms and things are getting worse at this time when things are getting better in other european sort of crisis. >> reporter: harry is a craft beer brewer part of a generation of start-up entrepreneurs who used to work for the mobile phone giant nokia. >> nokia no good at least the business environment with the phone. now we are of course several small companies here and have quite a few companies that established their offices here. >> reporter: harry brews his beer in the northern city here and nokia's former heart land and the boom here brought big salaries and now finland's high wage workforce is too expensive to compete globally. the story of the decline is pretty simple really, once the world's dominate mobile phone hand set manufacturer,

greece. in the last of our series on european disunity. jonah hull reports on a new challenge facing the e.u. >> reporter: finland could hardly have less in common with the countries of sunny southerne, yet in its fourth year of recession, the most northern member of the e.u. joins greece at the bottom of the economic table. >> we have not been able to create growth. we have failed to do necessary reforms, and things are getting worse at this time in finland when things are getting better in other european sort of crises countries. >> reporter: he is a craft beer brewer, part of a generation of start-up entrepreneurs who once worked for the now defunct mobile phone giant nokia. >> now we are -- [ inaudible ] several small companies here. we have several -- quite a bit companies that have established their offices here. >> reporter: he brews his beer in a northern city. >> very strong. >> reporter: nokia's former heartland. the boom years brought big salaries. now finland's high-wage work force is too expensive to compete globally. the story of nokia's decline is pretty clear, they employed 24,000 people here in finland and worth $320 billion, a huge chunk of the national economy. w

southern europe. this was the border between greece and macedonia. the migrants tore down a fence, threw rocks. they let go of tear gas sending the families running for cover. there was about 6500 migrants there trying to get into >> new this morning, we're seeing for the first time the korea. otto -- he was presented to reporters in pyongyang where hostile act. often americans are forced to confess publicly. he said he was duped into stealing a banner. >> i'm begging to the korean people and government for my forgiveness. and i am praying to the heavens so that i may be returned home to my family. >> his statement then turned tear full. we're told the university of virginia student was arrested at north korea's airport on january 2nd. >>> happening now, the cruise ship battered by a storm earlier this month turned around. it's heading back to port. company tweeted the ship is returning to new jersey because of a possible norovirus outbreak. also to avoid yet another storm. just a few weeks ago, the same vessel was caught in a powerful produced videos like this one. passengers tell us they unde

high temperatures at 40 toe greece and sunday morning even middle 50s all the way from southern new hampshire through worcester to the south shore 52 in plymouth on sunday and 40s on the cape and islands and we stay in the 50s to start next week as the front comes in with a couple showers. brief and passing on monday. cools us off a touch on tuesday. the next storm comes in for wednesday and thursday. looks like we are still mild so it should be areas of rain developing wednesday. could linger into the first part of thursday. traffic and weather together robi. >> reporter: overall not a bad pry morning -- friday morning commute. eggs expres -- the expressway is packed. to minutes -- 20 hadn't delay. from the north -- 20 minute delay there. when you hit stoneham it's bumper to bumper from there to the leverett connector. >> thanks very much. >>> check top stories we are following developing news in kansas where police are searching for the motive after injured at a factory where the suspected gunman worked. a law enforcement source identified him as 38-year-old cedric ford. ford was killed by

. >> omar in southern turkey, as always we thank you very much. >>> this morning greece is starting to remove thousands of migrants from a long the border with macedonia. >> we are here asylum seeker and a place for asylum and let us go. >> reporter: these migrants most of them afghans are being bussed to athens, many have been trapped there for days after macedonia tightnessed its border and stopped letting afghan refugees in, the international organization for migration says 100,000 migrants arrived in grooegs greece and italy since the start of the year. oil prices are starting the day above 33 a barrel, the highest they have been in weeks and today the saudi oil minister is in texas to address a huge energy industry conference in houston, it will be ali's first public appearance in the u.s. since opec decided two years ago to keep pumping oil despite the over supply and it has tanked oil prices and the head of the international agency said prices will double by 2020 in part because oil companies are cutting back on new exploration. >>> looking at the weather, severe storms expected

southern turkey. >>> nato ships are being sent to the eastern mediterranean in response to the ongoing refugee crisis. a multinational group of frigots and destroyers is requested by germany, greecekey. paul brennan reports from brussels. >> reporter: in defiance of tougher border controls and in spite of windser storms and dangerous seize, refugees and migrants continue to a he want it the crossing from turkey to greece. this group was rescued on tuesday, so far this year around 1500 people a day are making the dangerous crossing. turkey has taken in some 2 million refugees from the syrian conflict and now wants hem. the turkish president in a critical speech on thursday warned that without more support, he could simply open the borders and let the refugees leave. >> translator: in the border town, we put them on a bus and turn them back. but we can only do this once or twice. and i am sorry, but we can open the doors and tell them have a good journey. >> reporter: nato defense ministers have been meeting in brussels, but the german-turkish greek proposal to sends nato ships to the eastern a gia was only floated monday this week and seemed to take nato by surprise, nonetheless t

southern afghanistan and these are the reasons that many afghanistans are taking the risks, taking desperate measures peter to leave afghanistan and you see omof the very tragic results in places like greeceerious questions asked over the years of the afghan security forces as how trustworthy they are when it comes to helman and how well trained they are, has that got in the way here as to the traction that they have or they do not have when it comes to their military operations? >> i think many critics of this government say the fact that security is deteriorating is an indication that afghan security forces are struggling to fend off insurgency in the taliban and no surprise that the afghan government insists that they are continuing the fight and pushing prospects for peace talks with the taliban today in kabul and the latest in a series of meetings between the government of china, united states, pakistan and afghanistan, these countries saying they are making an effort to get the taliban to sit down and discuss peace. however in the past couple months after each of these meetings it's stuff to glean substantial news saying they are closer sitting down and speaking with the taliban and

southern islands following the government about to shoot the rockets down. the yuan has confirmed north korea's intention to launch a satellite sometime in the next few days. violence returned to the streets of greecen the first general strike since 2016. thousands marched through athens, protesting plans to reform pensions. say many people will have to pay almost three quarters of their income in taxes. the stock exchange index fell almost 4% to its lowest since 2012. u.s. tribunal will rule on julian assange today. 2012 tot asylum in avoid extradition to sweden on rape charges. they still plan to arrest him if he leaves the building. julian assange says he will give himself up if the ruling goes against him. and hillary clinton is not the only secretary of state linked to classified information on personal e-mails. rice had condoleezza national security materials sent to nonsecure addresses. the issue has dogged clinton's presidential campaign. journalistsver 2400 and 150 euros around the world cup -- bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. super bowl advertisers are turning to celebrities more than ever this year. we will take a look at some of the next. next.e of them ♪ yvonne: silico

greece. jonah hull reports a new challenge facing the european union. >> reporter: finland could hardly have less in common with the countries of sunny southern europe.th year of recession the once most prosperous country in our en. >> our economy is falling behind the eurozone average all the time. we have not been able to create growth. we have failed to do the necessary reforms. and things are getting worse at this time in finland when things are getting better in other european sort of crisis countries. >> reporter: he is a craft beer brewer part i've generation of start-up entrepreneurs who once worked for the now defunct mobile phone giant nokia. >> way too much nokia focused. at least on the business environment back in that time. now we are several more companies here. we have several -- quite a bit companies that have established their offices here. >> reporter: he bruise his beer in the northern city. very strong. nokia's former heartland. the boom years brought big salaries. now finland's high wage workforce is too expensive to compete globally. the story of nokia's decline is pretty simple, really. once the world's dominant mobile phone h