gloria riviera reports from stockholm. >> the journey has become an international sensation.t the girl with the dragon tattoo. >> reporter: this is the bisexual, butt-kicking hacker at the center of "the girl with the dragon tattoo." heard of it? obsessed by it? swedish author stieg larsson's trilogy has sold 40 million copies world wide. last week in the u.s. alone, nearly a book a second. daniel craig is set to star in the hollywood film. larsson peels away sweden's idyllic exterior, exposing corruption and the abuse of women. but he died before he saw success. his estate is worth an estimated $40 million and counting. he also left behind a heroine, victim and savior, fighting for her live and for justice. in real life here in sweden, there's another drama, also full of anger and accusations. at its heart, a woman who is a very real part of stieg larsson's life, and like the main character, she is also fighting for her rights. eva met stieg larsson when she was just 18. both were passionate and politically active. they lived together for 30 years until suddenly, he was gone

across europe, it looks like wel be in the mid teens from stockholm to vienna. that's all from me, here's your three-day. >>> that's all we have for this edition of "newsline." i'm hideshi hara in tokyo. we'll be back in 30 minutes. thanks for joining us on nhk world.

regular flights from dubai, frankfurt, vienna, stockholm. this is iraq, a world away from baghdad. >>> the latest headlines on "bbc world news" -- u.s. secretary general says almost 20 million people affected by the flooding in pakistan are urgently need shelter, food, and drinking water. the last american combat troops based in iraq have left the country two weeks ahead of schedule, but 50,000 u.s. soldiers remain. >>> we are going back to the floods that have left 20 million in urgent need in pakistan. our correspondent is in punjab province, one of the worst affected areas. >> we flew over the flood waters, following a trail of destruction. this railway station now looks like a seaport. nearby, another casualty, a flooded power plant. it is out of action now and could stay that way for months. in this village, we found local people trying to save what is left of the road. the mosque is flooded, and economic lifelines have been cut. >> we have nothing left. we were poor to begin with. i worry for my children. >> this is an example of the k

at the meeting in stockholm, gay hedged out bolt. bolt took silver. richard thompson came in third. in soccer, the draw is set for the qualifying rounds of the euro bleak. germany will take on a tough opponent in south rea. we will have an easier time of its when we play [unintelligible] on the ukrainian side, stuttgart meets [unintelligible] the rman national squad returns to action on wednesday, when they play a friendly in copenhagen. two new faces will be headed to the danish capital. only eight members of the world cup squad will be in attendance. he is the only first-team regular among them. after more than two decades, the west bank city has a big screen cinema again. that is thanks in large part to a german film maker and the german government, which contributed 300 to the 5000 euros to this renovation. in 1987 and 2000, the town was the center of uprisings against israeli occupation. today, theou is bustli again, attracting customers from across the border. uniformed policemen have been placed the gunmen who once ruled the streets. >> the reopening of the cinema approved a

and dr fred goldberg a climate alice from the royal institute of technology in stockholm believes there is nothing abnormal about the high temperatures in russia the summer. on the very heavy high pressure locates itself in various positions. in two thousand and three it happened off the coast of france and is heavy with high pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from. the creating of the loss of many lives in france and central europe you know it's not a change of climate is a weather phenomenon so my point is that this year you had this heavy high pressure over central asia bringing up there from the tropics into your area. to time but to read the entire of television fifty years ago so we never heard about it in the same way we're hearing about it today. now the fires have destroyed crops in russia but other countries are having their own issues with the food supply. in burma but hopes that such as this would fix roofs the green sleeve but when green a store template it would be like this with just a plastic cover to people at the rain it can last only one year. we have reformed by tho

here in hamburg and here in stockholm. we have also tried to take contemporary examples, not to buy it, but certainly, some of the historic european city centers, also built at the same height, certainly have very positive connotation. they are continuing to be built at that scale. we also looked at the north american model. people raise the example of vancouver with a 20-plus story tower behind. chicago is another waterfront city that community members suggested as having a gracious waterfront, and they certainly build tremendous height of to the edge of the open spaces along the waterfront as well. we made a large number of parking recommendations, and we should have definitely minimize the effect of parking -- of all street parking on the pedestrian environment. in addition to that, we made a number of other recommendations, including conducting a comprehensive study to address the long term parking needs of the ferry building and uses in the area. the study should include parking management in the funding system. for o

are at it essex and dr fred goldberg a climate analyst from the royal institute of technology in stockholm believes there is nothing abnormal about the high temperatures in russia of the summer. no longer going to have the high pressure locates itself in various positions. in two thousand and three it happened off the coast of france and is heavy a high pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from the so horrid the creating of the loss of many lives in france and central europe you know it's not the change of climate is the weather phenomenon so my point is that this year you had this heavy high pressure over central asia bring enough air from the tropics to your area beyond this all stars all the time to read the entire of television fifty years ago so we never thought about that then the same way we are hearing about it today. russia's unprecedented heat hasn't just brought misery it's bearing fruit as well literally in the central russian city of a far the locals are enjoying an unprecedented harvest of tropical fruits staff in the city's greenhouses say it's the first time banana trees hav

at the hands of american tyson gay spring to the jamaican by one tenth of a second to win gold in stockholm. now preparations have begun ahead of the p.g.a. championship at whistling straits and while full time champion tiger woods is coming off his worst in a meant last week's bridgestone invitational all eyes are on the rest of the favorites those include two thousand and eight when the poor drake harrington and driving irish star rory mcilroy both say the toughest opponent will be the tricky course itself a combination of irish links courses and more traditional american goals. we've got to try color flying outside the clubhouse that's not so bad and you know the course plays like a link so that's the way i was proud of playing golf so i am looking forward to the challenge and there will a hopefully match that challenge this week you know i think you might be a little bit of an advantage to the guys of played a little bit more on links you know as i said it is still pretty soft so you probably won't have to play as many sort of bump and runs or are sort of one shot and there i think you

talk to fred goldberg a climate analyst from the roll institute of technology in stockholm thinks there is nothing abnormal in the high temperatures in russia this summer which can be explained by the laws of nature. on the. high pressure located in various positions not to change our climate as a weather phenomenon. my point is that this year you had this heavy high pressure over central asia bringing up from the tropics to your area to be in the floods. all the time but to really into of television fifty years ago so we never heard about it in the same way we are hearing about it today the climate is controlled by some activity and ocean currents right now we have the same conditions as we had in the early one nine hundred forty s. which were very cold winters predicted that this last cold winter in may last year and i'm predicting another even maybe even colder winter next year coming in the winter. and also predicted a warm summer which seems to be correct. here with much more coming your way later this including nuclear brinkmanship and you can watch as iran is taking the next step

contracts around the world and the most important of which is build the building of the tramway in stockholm and that was a project worth three billion euros so after israel lost such a huge contract they've decided actually they want to sell their stocks in israel and they want to pull out of the project but right now nobody is willing to buy their stocks for the tramway in jerusalem putting them in a very difficult position i think the result of companies like valium getting into this difficult position where they committed the legal act then the face international boycott is that other companies would think twice and maybe thrice before getting into an involvement with the israeli government now when i first heard about the boycott it reminded me of the boy that was put on barclay's bank during the apartheid regime in south africa and of course the word apartheid has been used by former u.s. . president jimmy carter to describe a very what's going on with israel and palestine are there are some similarities between the boycott in apartheid movement of south africa and the eventual resolut

what i witnessed and dr fred goldberg a climate analyst from the royal institute of technology in stockholm believes there is nothing abnormal about the high temperatures in russia of the summer. they're going to have the high pressure located in various positions. in two thousand and three it happened off the coast of france and it's had be high pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from the so horrid the creating of the loss of many lives in france and central europe you know it's not a change of climate is a weather phenomenon so my point is that this year you had this heavy high pressure over central asia bringing up there from the tropics into your area it's almost beyond the soul stirrers all the time to read the entire of television fifty years ago so we never heard about that then the same way we're hearing about it today the blazes are raging and so is the debate about what's behind the situation and russia so have your say at our web site r t dot com and today we are asking what is to blame for russia's devastating wildfires and the majority our viewers so far thinks that's the auth

weather conditions are now joined by dr fred goldberg a climate analyst from the role of technology in stockholm thanks very much indeed dr goldberg for joining us as you can imagine it's pretty grim for us here in moscow and plenty of other parts of russia and not only are we concerned about the effects of these fires but also really perplexed why this country should be experiencing such abnormal heat this summer what's your reasoning. very heavy high pressure. positions. in two thousand three. hundred pressure pushed up a lot of hot air from. creating the loss of many lives and. quickly i know you're talking about high pressure and various reasons but we actually seeing a very very big change in global climate. change from climate is a weather phenomenon. the high pressure. bringing up from the tropics to your area and we've got some of the more weather to in scandinavia. so many scientists. many scientists is saying that this is a result of c o two emissions this is global warming caused by man and. there are a group of scientists who are living in sea and politicians who want. to . provide t

accused of no day she was raped in a five million dollar helicopter heist have gone on trial in stockholm a gang addresses commandos through on a cash depot there last september using industrial saul's to break into a vault for the highly sophisticated operation they escaped by helicopter leading to one of sweden's biggest ever manhunts although none of the cash has been recovered they all deny the charges they prosecutors claim to have d.n.a. evidence. and outbreak of pay in peru has killed a teenage boy and infected at least thirty one people most of contaminated by the bubonic strain which is transmitted by fleas while four cases on the monic which is airborne the spreads being blamed mainly on burning sugarcane crops which are forcing nice carrying the disease it's a populated areas it's peru's worst outbreak in almost fifteen years. in ten minutes time the world view from inside the russian parliament first though was the business update daniel business jeff good to see you this morning the stock markets here in moscow a very pretty and slightly higher again as if you lose this is co

more than one percent so far but for stockholm it's been treating list ways three three only brute gave up more than two percent of the south. russia's second largest oil producer has announced that income for the second quarter fell sixteen percent to two billion dollars that's despite a strong rise in revenues the company says it was hit by taxes and costs were tros faster than the price of crude oil. and the central bank of russia has kept interest rates on hold at seven point seventy five percent at its regular policy meeting widens minister told the bank earlier this week that you did not meet to respond to food price inflation due to the drought situation would naturally come back into balance. so we have time for now but chief you want to get more right now you can always log on to our website archly dot com slash business. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on. their conduce childhood was overshadowed by this tragedy. t

ten people accused of a deja raid in a five million dollars helicopter heist have gone on trial in stockholm a gang addresses commandos swooped on a cash depot their last september using industrial saws to break into vaults in a highly sophisticated operation well they escaped by helicopter leading to one of sweden's biggest ever manhunts although none of the cash has been recovered they all deny the charges they prosecutors claim to have d.n.a. evidence. and outbreak of play in peru has killed a teenage boy and infected at least thirty one that people most contaminated by the bionic strain which is transmitted by fleas or for cases are mnemonic which is they're born the spreads are being blamed mainly on burning sugarcane crops which are forcing my scaring the disease it's a populated area is it true the worst outbreak in almost fifteen years. ok that's kind of the latest business news now with daniel. to business the russian government has hinted it won't purchase nora's nickel to settle the shareholder disputes billionaire oleg deripaska is bidding to rivals limit patani accusing him of m

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august 29, 1950, the day actress ingrid bergman was born in stockholm, sweden.areer took off when she was just a teenager. her looks so natural and luminous, it was said she didn't even bother with make-up. ♪ as time goes by >> i thought i told you never to play. >> smith: indeed few stars have ever shown as brightly asbergman did in 1942's "casablanca." >> what about us? >> she played humphrey bogart's lost love ilsa a woman torn between passion and duty against the back drop of world war ii. >> i couldn't have dreamed it. i couldn't have dreamd it. >> smith: two years laterbergman won the first of three oscars for "gas light" in which she portrayed a housewife driven crazy by her on-screen husband. soon after under the direction of alfred hitchcock, she won her second oscar for the spy thriller "notorious." infamous might have been the title of the next chapter of ingrid bergman's life for it was during the filming of her next film that she began a torrid affair with italian director roberto ross leany. the fact that the two were both married at the time meant

take two different motors, the reality is, you can take a ford truck and a chevrolet engine and stockholm. and -- and swap them. you can't do that anymore. you put in a general electric motor, or a rolls royce motor, it will work as long as it works. host: we will have to leave it there. the we will continue with the summer series tomorrow. we will look at drones on thursday and on friday, the rehabilitation process for those coming back from iraq and afghanistan. thanks for being with us this morning. we will bring your note to the year to foundation. >> make sure you turn off your cell phone. join me in welcoming claude berube. [applause] >> thank you. this is the first of two panels on homeland security. i would like to welcome our today who is in the audience. the numbers are daunting. 140 million shipping containers and world wide. 17 million registered and unregistered small craft. how do we secure the maritime environment? we will address this question and other issues. our first panel brings the private panel perspective. each will provide about 15 minutes of remark. there will be

despite that exclusive $2 million waterfront estate she recently purchased in stockholm close to her elin says she plans to raise the children in florida near their father who told "people" elin is a wonderful mother. i know that the two of us will do everything we can to help our children adjust to this new family situation. and despite all those tournaments greeting her husband with a kiss at the 18th green, elin admits one more significant change since tiger's scandal broke. i have not watched one minute of golf. elin also says she doesn't plan to date anytime soon, telling "people" it's going to be just me and the kids for a little while but i believe in love because i've seen it. i've been there. ann, after all this time, she is still tremendously resilient. >> peter alexander this morning, thanks. sandra westfall wrote the cover story for this week's "people" magazine. good morning to you. so did elin reach out to you or did you actually reach out to her? >> she did. she and her team approached "people" magazine. she was interested in maybe once and one time only getting her si

american tourists are walking into stockholm, people like bernie from dallas. >> kind of just didn't> reporter: this man read all three books in a week. >> first page, second page and just quick, quick, quick. >> reporter: with that kind of excitement movie directors couldn't resist. sweden has already turned the books into films. and now it's hollywood's turn. craig will play michael blumquist. >> it is the biggest star making opportunity for a young actress in perhaps as long as i can remember. >> reporter: for many of the readers we spoke to salander is the series. >> she is strong. she's smart and yet if you looked at her you wouldn't, of course, think that. >> i loved her photographic memory and intellect. she could be one thing to one group of people, a dimwit, and she was clearly brilliant. >> reporter: adding to the intrigue is the author himself. in 2004 he died suddenly just before the books were published. when larson died he was making just $30,000 a year. he had all the dreamt of buying a could the o.j. on an island. if he were alive today he could buy the island. the cr

. >> reporter: elin bought a sprawling $2 million sprawling waterfront estate in stockholm.ir settlement agreement during the fourth of july weekend. >> misses the par putt there. >> reporter: the same time that a rattled tiger posted one of his worst finishes all year at the at&t nationals winding up tied for 46th place. >> tiger is not making a thing. >> reporter: tiger woods used to be just this impenetrable golfer. he was unbeatable, invulnerable. now there are cracks in the armor. he's not the same guy and i don't think he can put that back out there. >> reporter: these days tiger's golf game, like his personal life, is stranded in the rough. and you wouldn't know it by watching him lately but tiger is still ranked as the world's top golfer. he will be back in action again this week in a tournament in new jersey. his first tournament as a single man in six years. tamron? >> peter, thank you. dr. gayle saltz and dr. murphy, thank you. let me start off with you. all of us here that in the documents, the court documents point out irretrievably broken, how the couple cries