>> what is it like in stockholm today for swedes?y've had to accept a suicide bomber attack on home territory. >> one columnist here, one observer of swedish life if you like it like this -- it sounds strange at first. it might sum up the feeling here. she says it is a little bit like the aftermath of a school shooting. by that she was not downplaying the significance, but she was saying it is a shock. it is something everybody is talking about, but it is not going to change the way that we swedes live our lives here. i think that is the context. >> thank you very much. troops and the ivory coast have deployed to the headquarters of the man declared by the u.n. and the african union to of one last month's presidential election. forces loyal to his opponent, who is refusing to accept defeat, at his heavily armed supporters are defending the hotel, alongside u.n. peacekeepers. on the line from the ivory coast, john james. john, the story is moving very quickly, almost by the hour. what is the latest? >> an hour or so ago, things have c

demand thought to be the stockholm suicide -- the man thought to be the stockholm suicide bomber hasrged. he was expelled from a mosque for being too radical. there are claims that the israeli police are breaking vermont by detaining palestinian children, some as young as 7, and interrogating them. this comes during a tense time in east jerusalem. we have this from our middle east correspondent. there are some pictures you may find disturbing from the beginning. >> these palestinian children are playing a very dangerous game. and it is all about to go wrong. the gray car is being driven by a jewish settler. terrified, he flees the scene. the child is mercifully not badly hurt. a few days later, this 12-year- old and her parents -- and his parents are at home meeting with their lawyer. >> i want him from getting involved in this. but the kids -- sometimes it is getting to that. it is fun for them. they do not realize how dangerous it is. >> look closely, and you can clearly see a rock thrown by a child barking toward police. -- arcing toward police. that is a good example of what happ

from stockholm, here's the bbc's steven evans. >>> is stockholm julian assange's next destination? it is a cold place, particularly for someone accused of rape and coercing two women into having sex. the women's lawyer told the bbc the accusations were not part of a global conspiracy to hound him. >> only three people know what happened. my two clients and he. and he's well aware that these two women have nothing to do with the wikileaks or the c.i.a. or nothing whatsoever. >> at the offices of the swedish government, the justice minister was simply satisfied at the arrest. >> the european arrest warrant works, and that it doesn't depend on who the person is that -- what sort of crime a person is discussed to have been done. >> if mr. assange is extradited here to stockholm, does he then get extradited to the united states? where his situation might be much more serious? the swedish prosecutor who wants him back in stockholm says that wouldn't happen. she says that it couldn't happen without the consent of both britain, where he is now, and sweden, if he came here. the authorities

in stockholm where sweden's first suicide bomber has left the country in shock. authorities have confirmed that the man the died earlier sent an e-mail audio message threatening holy war. he is thought to have lived in an english town. his house is being searched. >> this is the area of stockholm where the bomb blasts occurred. the first blast took place here. this is the man at the center of the investigation. unconfirmed reports say that he was killed about one of the blasts. his internet profile reveals that he was born in iraq, moved to sweden in 1992, later studying in britain. the swedish news agency and security services received an e- mail threatening an attack. all because of a caricature drawn by the prophet muhammed by a swedish artist and because there were swedish troops in afghanistan. >> people have begun to fill promises. we are not in your imagination. we are for real. >> the e-mail also contained a message to his family. i never traveled to make money, i traveled for jihad. security services wanted to know how long he spent in the uk. four years

in a coordinated action, swedish police arrested a 37-year-old tunisian citizen in stockholm. anti terror units in denmark and sweden have had the five men under surveillance for some time. >> for more on the situation, i spoke earlier to our correspondent in copenhagen and he gave us this report on the latest development. >> we can confirm that four men were arrested in denmark today, and a fifth was arrested in stockholm, at least in sweden. they theorize that they were going to mount a terrorist attack before january 1. two of the men arrived from sweden a day and a half ago in a car that was rented in stockholm. the two men who were already in denmark were under surveillance. the police arrested them as they were getting into this car and they found a machine gun with a silencer and ammunition. that also found plastic strips which are sometimes used as handcuffs. they may have been thinking about taking hostages. these four men that will be arraigned tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning, and will be formally charged with terrorism. >> what details to you have on the suspects wh

they will attend a celebration at japan's embassy in stockholm on thursday.n friday they'll be at the award ceremony and nobel banquet. >>> a deadly fire broke out at a prison in the chilean capital of santiago on wednesday. 81 inmates have been killed and more than 10 injured. the blaze began at around 5:00 a.m. and spread rapidly at the san miguel prison south of the city. the injured are being treated in a hospital. local media said the jail was extremely overcrowded, housing about 1,900 inmates. the fire is believed to have started on the fourth floor, where the inmates were locked up. more than 200 prisoners temporarily evacuated to the courtyard until the situation was under control. some of them were reportedly brawling shortly before the blaze broke out. >>> a private u.s. company has put an unmanned spacecraft into orbit and brought it back safely to earth. the first successful flight of a privately owned spacecraft to lead to commercial supply runs and tourist travel to the international space station. a rocket lifted the dragon capsule from florida

and a case of stockholm syndrome yes once again max keiser of the kaiser report we said it here first you said oh many episodes ago that obama was suffering from the stockholm syndrome telling people what the stockholm syndrome is well first of all frank read stole my stuff again say here's frank rich new york times you'd think he'd come up with his own stuff but no he's going to steal my stuff. anyway yes stockholm syndrome it's pretty well known i mean you fall in love with your captor the famous example being patty hearst of the sabine these liberation army out there in those photos robbing the bank you know because she had fallen in love with her captor so the point being that in america people say gee i don't not sure i should buy so over and take down j.p. morgan i mean after all they're my they're my prison guard i mean they might i might be let free out of this prison this paper prison and then i would have know what freedom tastes like and that scares me so i want to remain a subject jamie diamond's monarchy and please sir can i have some more gruel. well they say that this i

bbc news, stockholm. >> we have been hearing that washington is abandoning attempts to convince israel to seize settlement building in the occupied west bank as a way to revive talks between the israelis and palestinians. the negotiations have been on hold since september. our state department correspondent has the latest from washington. >> american officials tell me that after consulting both parties, the palestinians and israelis, the of come to the conclusion that demanding that israel stop construction in the occupied territory is not likely to revive the talks. the last round of talks between the two sides was in the middle of september. the american officials also say this does not mean that their position about israeli settlements have changed. washington still use them as illegitimate. it also does not mean the obama administration has given up on peace in the middle east. in fact, the israeli and palestinian negotiators will be going to washington in the coming week. hillary clinton will be making a speech about peace on friday. american officials also said that they will be

streets. >> the moment that terror came to the streets of stockholm. saturday evening a car exploded on a busy shopping street minutes later a second blast that killed the bomber. swedish authorities are convinced that he wanted to kill as many people as possible. >> he exploded all of the ordinance there would have been massive casualties of the sort that we have not seen in quite some time. >> his facebook page hinted at his extremist views. investigators will be looking into all aspects of his life. there is no guarantee that he had accomplices. >> if he was following orders, this would be part of the al qaeda strategy to continue in their style. but it is likely he is following the english language propaganda material that we are currently seeing much of. >> parallel investigations are now under way in sweden and britain. although a swedish citizen lived here, he went to university here and was driven out of a mosque. moments before his first device exploded he sent an e-mail that he was protecting the cartoons of the prophet mohammed. it appears t

san francisco is not london, not stockholm, as the previous speaker said. we do not suffer the same congestion levels of those cities that inspired them to implement congestion pricing. the streets are not overcrowded or congested, not burdened beyond capacity. the congestion we experience is largely one that comes to us from the bay bridge and leaves us at the bay bridge. san francisco as a world-class favorite destination. we should be creating incentives for people to come here. not establishing barriers to entry. as one person from the peninsula said, let's not establish a moat around the city. that sentiment expresses our greatest fear. what you will gain in fees, we will lose in revenue. we urge you to treat this as [a regional as [tone -- regional problem. [tone] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> the san francisco republican party has not taken a position on this, frankly because we did not see it coming. i would like to salute the supervisor of her service and for her coach and suggestions on prop 26. as a supporter of prop 13 i do not believe tha

>> the stockholm case actually, even though the area that is quarter and that is the downtown area, on the -- i think west end, it involves the entire municipal limit. >> were -- commissioner elsbernd: with the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, and the proposed tolls, there would be no way to get in without paying a toll. i do not think there is any other city in the world that could claim that, right? >> i really could not tell you, but the point is there would not be a way to get in without paying a toll during six hours of the day. but there is plenty of opportunity to get in other than the commute time. >> or to get out eat you are a san franciscan who lives in the city and works outside of it. you would have to pay to go to work, whether you go north or south. if you have to be at work at 8:00, you will have to pay to go to work. >> not necessarily. one of the options in the feasibility study, the one that charges only the outbound, would miss that group of people because if you go to work in the morning, the outbound would be free, and in the evening, the inbound would be free.

mounting in sweden over the background and motives of the suicide bomber who blew himself up in stockholm over the weekend. he was educated and lived in britain before moving to sweden. he died in the attempted bombing. weedon's foreign minister says he was just minutes away from wreaking carnage among christmas shoppers. >> the moment that terror came to the streets of stockholm. on saturday evening a car explodes on a busy shopping street. minutes later a second blast which killed the bomber. now identified,ish authorities are convinced his aim was to kill as many as possible. >> he was heading into a place where if he exploded all the ordnance he had with him it would have been mass casualties of the sort that we haven't seen in europe for quite some time. >> the bomber's facebook page hinted at his extremist views. investigators will be trolling this and all aspects of his life for clues to which organizations he was involved with. but there is no guarantee that he had accomplices. >> if he was following orders, this will be part of al qaeda's strategy to continue 9/11 style big attac

in the lisbon treaty i'm joined by stephan unique in stockholm he's director of corporate relations at the center for european policy studies in london we go to robert oulds he's director of the bruges group and in amsterdam we crossed the harry vaughan bell now he is a dutch socialist party member of parliament and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger or a gentleman crosstalk grows in effect you have differences of opinion here so i wanted to be shown first of all i'd like to go to harry when the when the lisbon treaty was being sold peddled to the europeans if i remember correctly the one of the selling points was that they would never be bailouts of member countries but that's what how they watered it down saying look this is we're never going to go that far you know where you know we're not going to violate the sovereignty of other countries we're not going to certainly pay for people to make mistakes it is my memory failing me because i remember that that was a selling point i know that that was one of the aspects i was brought into discussion because of course it i

a man believed to be behind bomb attacks in stockholm. they believe he lived in england with his wife and children. an italian prime minister is ahead of a vote that could bring down his administration. they said it would be damaging for the country regarding the financial turbulence. scandals involving his private li could make him a liability. the. >> he is saying that an alternative would be political folly. he says there is no alternative. if he were to resign, it would create political instability which could affect of the irish were greek economic crisis. it is almost untypical. his back is against the wall. he comes out fighting. that was missing. he needs the support of senators but also of those in the lower half of parliament's he was very calm. he said there is an alternative. and you need me. it will affect them economically and politically. >> talk about how we got to this stage in what lies at the heart of it? >> a group of them split away thereby taking away the majority. some are fed up with him. there are allegations of w

in a coordinated action, swedish police arrested a 37-year-old tunisian citizen in stockholm. anti terror units in denmark and sweden have had the five men under surveillance for some time. >> for more on the situation, i spoke earlier to our correspondent in copenhagen and he gave us this report on the latest development. >> we can confirm that four men were arrested in denmark today, and a fifth was arrested in stockholm, at least in sweden. they theorize that they were going to mount a terrorist attack before january 1. two of the men arrived from sweden a day and a half ago in a car that was rented in stockholm. the two men who were already in denmark were under surveillance. the police arrested them as they were getting into this car and they found a machine gun with a silencer and ammunition. that also found plastic strips which are sometimes used as handcuffs. they may have been thinking about taking hostages. these four men that will be arraigned tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning, and will be formally charged with terrorism. >> what details to you have on the suspects wh

princess victoria got married here at her local church in stockholm. the honeymoon was abroad.flew on a private jet to luxury yacht, all paid for by business tycoons. a leading political commentator says public figures should not be in debt it to private business. >> it might be very helpful for a company like that and a person like that to have the royal family as a door opener as he is doing investments. there is this a potential risk that the royal family repays the favor. >> sweden's anti-corruption unit decided the palace was immune under the constitution. the palace said it was a wedding gift from an old friend. the unit did investigate saab, a maker of these jets over allegations it used a middleman to bribe the south african government to secure a liquid of order. we asked saab for an interview. they give us a statement. we do not consider that we have committed any illegal acts. for us, we conduct our business with the highest ethical standards and we act with zero tolerance for bribery. the preliminary investigation was conducted over several years. it was assisted by

team has now arrived here in stockholm. its job is to try to determine the exact type of explosives used by the bomber. that should help local investigators piece together some of the events leading up to the attack and possibly tell them whether anybody else was involved. we now know that temor alabdabi traveled, he said, for jihad. but who trained him? and did anyone else help out? in recent elections an anti-immigration party here won its first ever seats in parliament. could this attack by an iraqi born swedish citizen fuel support for them? >> i would think so. we have a positive stand on immigration. as soon as the election is open, we are going in the wrong direction, and this may make it worse. >> i think today, we don't think so much about it. >> at the taxpayer-funded college for immigrants today, many were reluctant to talk openly. but some are worried about the fall-out from the attack. >> it will have some affect. a lot of people will not understand that the iraqis are different. all iraqis will be like this. w

so that's the idea and it's done in london and stockholm. i don't know what london's neighbors and stockholm's neighbors think but it's going on there. >>> tens of thousands of people are going to lose their unemployment benefits. congress has passed extensions twice already but republicans say that they won't allow any legislation to move forward until the senate votes on push era tax cuts. a lot of people are about to lose a life life. >> reporter: wally has been out of work for two years and his financial safety net is about to disappear. he's expecting one more check from the government before his unemployment benefits run out. >> sometimes you can -- you'll have breakfast in the morning, you skip lunch, have something minimum in the evenings in order just to get by. >> reporter: he worked for more than 20 years in the financial industry but now says he'd take anything. being americans are in the same built. congress failed to pass an ex-tense for the so-called long-term unemployed meaning 2 million people could lose their benefits by th

is no known link to the bomb blast in stockholm earlier this week. bbc news. >> in northern ireland, 36,000 homes are still without running water due to frozen pipes across the region. some have had their water cut off for almost a fortnight. and there is growing and there are calls for the chief executive of northern ireland water to resign. >> it is becoming a most unwelcome routine. this is the only way they can be sure of having water. turning the tap still does very little in many places in northern ireland. that is a problem for families. >> anytime you need water -- >> it is too large. -- too hard. >> conditions are improving, but 50,000 homes were still without water. some have not had a supply for up to 11 days. doctors warn that unless something is done quickly, there could be serious health implications. >> we now have a serious public health emergency in northern ireland because of many homes have been without supply for so long. the key to good health is hand washing and cleanliness, and people have not had the water supplies to be able

an fbi team has now arrived in stockholm.ts job is to try to determine the exact type of explosives used by the bomber. that should help local investigator is understand somef the events leading up to the attack and whether anyone else was involved. >> we now know that the man had traveled to the middle east, as he put it, for jihad. but who trained him and did anyone else in europe help? and there are other questions in this country. in recent elections, an anti- immigration party won its first ever seats in parliament. could this attack by an iraqi- born a swedish citizen fuel support? >> the since the election, we're going in the wrong direction. this may make it worse. >> we think about it today, but in half a year or something we do not think so much about it. the >> at the taxpayer funded college for immigrants today, many were reluctant to talk openly, but some are worried about the fallout from the attack. >> it will have some effect because a lot of people do not understand how different. -- how we are different. not

>> well, as evan pointed out what happened in stockholm, if they're able to directly tie that to anyy individuals inside iraq, i think that would be a very significant development. up to this point, i'm not aware of any type of al qaeda in iraq capability to project outside of the region. this would be very, very new. i think we've also been dealing with a threat in the west in europe principally since the late summer. looking to attack a number of different potential targets in western europe. this, i think, is separate and distinct because of the church component the anti-christian component that evan references. what it means that u.s. intelligence will just have to put this on top of everything else that they're tracking right now and one does not prioritize against the other just yet. it just means a very active threat picture. >> roger, evan, thanks to both of you. once again, we'll continue to get information, bring it to you as we have it from that developing situation in connecticut. >>> homeland security secretary janet napolitano is on her way to arizona after an american

spreading panic among shoppers on a busy stockholm street. two people were slightly injured. the only death, the suspected bomber. swedish security police say the blasts are being investigated as acts of terror. sweden raised its alert level to elevated in october due to concerns that home-grown groups were plotting attacks. today swedish prime minister frederik reinfeldt called upon swedes to defend what he called their open society. an audio recording e-mailed to a swedish news agency came ten minutes before the blast, threatening attacks over the swedish nato contingent in afghanistan and caricatures of the prophet muhammad drawn by a swedish cartoonist several years ago. >> we'll never understand what brought us to this unpleasant situation. the people have now begun to fulfill their promises. >> mitchell: police declined to give details about the suspected bomber's identity, though they say they believe he was working alone. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," why seeing an obsty trition with other suspecting mothers may be the best prescription for a healthy ba

san francisco is not london, not stockholm, as the previous speaker said. we do not suffer the same congestion levels of those cities that inspired them to implement congestion pricing. the streets are not overcrowded or congested, not burdened beyond capacity. the congestion we experience is largely one that comes to us from the bay bridge and leaves us at the bay bridge. san francisco as a world-class favorite destination. we should be creating incentives for people to come here. for people to come here. not establishing barriers to

the globe swedish police have launched a terror investigation into saturday's twin bombings and stockholm the first attack saw a car explode in a busy area packed with christmas shoppers although there were only a handful of injuries one man was killed in the second blast he was thought to have been carrying explosives a warning given prior to the bombings to announce sweden's military presence in afghanistan and the swedish authors controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad . nato says six u.s. troops have been killed by a suicide car bomber in southern afghanistan kandahar province insurgents targeted an army checkpoint in the zari district the alliance has been stepping up the fighting in the south of the country in recent weeks it's a particularly hostile region with taliban strongholds near the pakistani border. a suicide bomber blew up his car outside government offices in the iraqi city of ramadi killing up to seventeen many were it more were injured including children police reportedly found a second bomb in a nearby parking lot that was safely detonated the attack comes as th

have searched for property in connection with saturday's twin blast in stockholm reports suggest the bomber was an iraqi born swede who live just outside london stockholm has called the attack which killed one person and injured two others a terror crime a swedish news agency says it received a warning before the bombings if confirmed as a suicide attack would have been the first on swedish soil. italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has appealed to parliament not to harm the government for their own interests ahead of a vote of no confidence he's been through a tough scandal filled year including allegations of bribery while parties with underage girls and accusations of mafia collusion berlusconi says there will be early elections if he loses critics say his position as italian leader is untenable after dozens of members of his own party deserted him. now the next rocket set to blast off to the international space station has been raised into launch position so i use will head off on its journey from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan on wednesday its international crew of th