temperatures, we expect a 31 degrees in madrid and 33 in liis is chilly in the north. 8 degrees in stockholm and the same goes for moscow. 13 degrees in and the same goes for vienna. here's your extended forecast.

. >> and the nobel committee in the stockholm has announced of the prize for medicine. but an unfortunate turn of events have overshadowed the event. one of the three winners died just a few days ago. the prizes traditionally not awarded posthumously, but they were standing by their decision. scientists from north america and france won their award for research on the human immune system. >> of the canadian immunologists passed away at age 68. his family was visibly moved by the committee pose a decision to honor him. they were aware he was fighting pancreatic cancer. >> we don't exclude anyone because of illness, and of the last information we got was that he was okay but struggling. we hope to this message would reach him, but sadly, it did not. >> and the fact that he was still alive when they made their decision was the deciding factor that allowed the committee to honor him posthumously without breaking their statutes. the french scientist was in china when he got word that he had received the nobel prize for medicine. >> i am very happy for the laboratory, the fre

he was born in stockholm in 1931. he made his literary debut in 1954 with a collection entitled "17 poems." considered one of the leading poets of his generation. the academy says his poems are characterized by economy, concreteness and sharp metaphors, his works have been translated into more than 60 languages, some of which he translated himself. 103 nobel prizes in literature have been awarded since 1901. the seventh native swede to do so will receive about $1.45 million in prize money. >>> an outpouring of sadness for steve jobs. people in tokyo react to the death of apple's founder. and former ceo. steve jobs is being called many things tonight. visionary, a wizard, a genius. the man who gave the world the iphone, the ipad and a host of other inventions has died. he was 56. people around the world are remembering his legacy. >> translator: steve jobs was someone that lived by his own rule. stay hungry and stay foolish. looking at him and his way of life that i decided to start up may own company. he was my moral

the announcement was made in stockholm.ruce beutler of california will share the one- point-five million dollar prize with scientists from france and canada. today's citation said their work has opened up new avenues for prevention and treatment of infectious illnesses and cancer. an entertaining relay race for a serious cause. these are scenes from the "men in heals race" in grand junction, colorado. a dozen teams took part, and it apparently was a crowd pleaser. but the motivation was no laughing matter. the event was geared toward raising money and awareness about domestic violence. the race's theme was: "a real man would run a mile in her shoes." it's 5-- the new term begins today for the high court. the top issues.. it will tackle.. including one hitting close to home. and amanda knox gives her last plea.. to overturn a murder conviction. her final words to a jury as they deliberate her future. ""i heard this noise, this ratatatat " new details emerge about a triple murder in san leandro. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new details

. >> the 41-year-old, an astronomy professor, received a phone call this morning from stockholm thater forget. he's one of three scientists to share this year's nobel prize in physics. >> i was pretty stunned. an amazing thing to learn before you have had coffee in the morning. >> the professor called the announcement unexpected and jaw- dropping. he is credited with discovering the universe is expanding at an accelerated pace due to a mysterious dark energy. a stunning revelation a suggestion cosmos will eventually freeze. >> we measured a surprising fact about the universe, that not only is expanding, but expanding faster and faster all the time. >> einstein first presumed this. in 1916. the local professor and admits that he has uncovered more questions than answers. >> it's been tested and confirmed over the last decade measurements to do and it takes a lot of repetition and time before people are convinced. >> he will share the 1.4 $9 million prize with fellow americans and an australian winner. >> i will go out the champagne and be with friends and family. >> . the 38th nobel w

as for the temperatures on monday, 10 in stockholm, 16 in berlin. turkey dealing with the recovery efforts. 8 degrees is the high. but the morning hours are well below freezing mark. still chilly with a chance of some sleet on monday. all right. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the next hour. see you then.

wednesday expecting 14 in stockholm. 22 in paris. 20 in london. vienna, expecting 24 degrees. quite on the mild side. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your three day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour. japan deployed its latest ship to boost security in the east china sea. the 1,300 ton patrol boat entered the port on tuesday. members of the coast guard office boarded the vessel to inspect the helicopter landing pad and other equipment. this is the third largest patrol boat the coast guard has deployed in the area. it hopes the additional vessel will help it respond more quickly to incidents. the station is the japan's closest coast guard. tensions over the islands increased after a chinese fishing boat rammed vessels in september last year. chinese surveillance ships have been sighted around the islands. in august, chinese vessels entered the waters that sparked more tensions. >>> a senior russian government official says the company will boost infrastructure projects on the four russian held islands claimed by japan. the remarks shows russia's determination

monday's highs only 9 for stockholm. 10 in warsaw. cooler here. more seasonable temperatures here. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> before we go, we have a story from japan's southernmost prefecture of okinawa. the first world dance festival in naha city over the weekend. it is the traditional folk dance. people from the united states and brazil with objecting now a in roots participate. it is to coincide with a worldwide reunion. it is held every five years. this year, the festival attracted more than 5,000 people from 25 different countries and regions. the largest turnout ever. >> i am from hawaii. it has been 40 years. >> it feels like visiting my old home. >> a group from brazil performed a dance based on the theme of immigrants crossing the ocean by ship. third generation immigrant made his first visit to okinawa this year. he began practicing this dance ten years ago when he became interested in his roots. >> i have to show to the world my culture. >> about 4,000 immigrants and their descendants now live around the world, i

it's cool in stockholm. we are expecting only 9 degrees and 14 degrees in berlin. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps upthis edition in tokyo. do stay with us.

he was born in 1931 and stockholm. 57 years after he published his first group of poetry, his dream hasally come true. >> don't go away. we will take an in-depth look at afghanistan and the situation. our reporter traveled and sent as a very interesting report. -- and sent us a very interesting report. >> a decade of fighting in afghanistan and what is that -- what is there to show for it? that is the question in america and in europe. in october, 2001, british and american warplanes began air strikes against the taliban and al qaeda. their attacks came less than a month after the 9/11 attacks. the taliban quickly fell from power. stabilizing afghanistan has proved to be a bigger challenge. president hamid karzai has failed to impose his authority across the country and the taliban has regrouped with a violent campaign against international troops and their own people. the government has been trying to reach out to taliban fighters and get them to lay down their weapons with promises of money. it seems that some of those promises are empty. >> this is not how they unimagined ending thei

perlmutter got a call from stockholm this morning saying he was one of three winners.obel prize, three americans winning the prize for physics this year and he has been working on this project as part of two teams who have been doing research on supernovas. what they discovered ee sently is that the university -- essentially is that the universe has been expanding at an accelerated rate and they thought they would find the opposite, a decrease. here's what he had to say. >> what could be powering the universe to make it go faster and faster? the possibility of a new form of energy called dark energy that could be 75% of the universe could be this stuff and we know nothing about it! it's also a sort of tribute to human interest in exploring what kind of world to we live in some of the ideas we are using have led to where we are now come from all the different cultures of the world. >> reporter: when we talked to dr. perlmutter he really stressed the collaboration aspect, the fact that this was an international project and we are excited certainly though to have one of t

in stockholm, the nobel committee said the economists' work has become a mainstay in the field. >> this has become dominant in practical economic analysis all over the world. that is in both policy making and research. >> since -- sims did not say what he would do with the prize money, but with markets so shaky, he is not likely to change it soon. >> the slovak prime minister [unintelligible] coalition leaders were unable to bridge differences on monday, and are set to meet tuesday before a parliamentary vote in the afternoon. all 17 members have to ratify the stability fund before it can be implemented. the plans call for slovakia to provide just 0.5% of the rescue fund, which would be loan guarantees of 3.5 billion euros. a rally on european markets on news of the german and french crisis management plan. we turn to the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the crisis management of angela merkle and nicolas sarkozy it was in focus all day, first cousin insecurity because nobody knew what they decided in their weekend meeting. then it was announced the use summit would take place a week later t

only 8 degrees in stockholm and 8 degrees, same goes for moscow.nd 13 degrees in berlin, and the same goes for vienna. here's your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

just six in moscow, nine in stockholm, nine in warsaw and seven in kiev. over towards the west, looking better for you, 17 in paris, as well as in london. 28 in madrid, still 33 in lis n lisbon, finally the temperatures start to come down. i think we'll be seeing the mid 20s by sunday. here, now, is your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo, thank you for watching, bye-bye.

moscow cooler at 11 degrees and stockholm, 16. but vienna, 25 degrees, as well as rome and 22 in paris, madrid looking at 29 degrees. so a taste of summer coming back to you in europe. here's our extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

berlin at 21. 13 for stockholm. the south still looking quite warm.specially the iberian peninsula, madrid, expecting a high of 32 degrees. that's a look at your weather conditions for now, up and next is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, one of the most powerful politicians in japan is going on trial in just two hours. ichiro ozawa, the former leader of this country's main governing democratic party, is facing criminal charges in connection with a political funding scandal. it's extremely rare for a powerful politician in japan to be facing criminal charges in court. security is being increased in and around the tokyo district court. in a park next to the building many people gathered for the chance to win seats for the public gallery. ozawa is accused of falsifying financial reports. the charges are in connection with a $5.2 million land purchase made by his political funding organization. three of his former secretaries, including house of representatives member tomohiro ishikawa, were also caught up in this scandal. a l

and it's going to be 13 in kiev and 9 in moscow with plenty of sunshine and 8 degrees in stockholm. right, then. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, much of greece came to a standstill on wednesday as tens of thousands of people walked off the job. the action is part of a two-day strike ahead of a crucial vote in parliament on a new round of salary cuts and tax hikes. >> reporter: greeks are descending on the streets in central athens to take part in the demonstration. >> the nationwide strike began on wednesday morning, when public transport and other workers left their workplaces in response to calls from labor unions. in athens more than 120,000 people took to the streets in the largest protests since the greek debt crisis surfaced in 2009. but the demonstrations turned violent when some of the protesters started smashing store windows and throwing fire bombs at police, who responded with tear gas. the greek parliament gave initial approval to a new round of austerity measures in a vote late on wednesday. a final vote is scheduled for thursday.

jack johnson position a rebound pass. 3-2 the final in stockholm. >>> having less than a stellar season toronto losses including a steam rolling by temple. doesn't get any easier with three straight acc show downs starting with their first road trip of the season this weekend. the terps take on the undefeated and 13th ranked georgia tech. this will be interesting considering most of the terps defensive line is injured and they have had serious trouble stopping the run in recent games. they gave up 285 rushing yards against temple. the coach is ready for the challenge of the yellow jackets high powered run game. >> we are looking forward to the challenge going down there. of course they are ranked first in the nation in rushing offense. their second and total offense and second in scoring offense. >> so our dave owens, a happy man tonight. his detroit tigers eliminated the new york yankees last night with a-rod striking out for the final out. nats fans not happy though with one national prospect yankee fandom. tweeting in support of the bombers. harper posted these following tweets durin

cool in stockholm. 13 in berlin. here is the extended forecas of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

it is being presented in stockholm december 10th. >> christie smith, thank you very much. >>> anti-crime measures tonight, including controversial gang injunction and curfews. looking at three proposals. one would expand gang injunctions, another would adopt day and night city-wide curfews for people under 13 and an anti-loiterring law meant to target drug dealing. it comes after the august killing of a 3-year-old in a drive-by shooting. tonight's meeting will be at 6:00 at oakland city hall council chambers. >>> a community meeting will be held to talk about a deadly officer-involved shooting. a man who was waving knives at a home in richmond district yesterday morning. the man stabbed his parents, before officers arrived, killing his mother. two officers involved in the shoot rg now on paid administrative leave. the meeting will be held at 6:30 at the recreation center. >>> 6-year-old girl was killed at an intersection last week. tonight, they're meeting to talk about the report to warn of the dangers at that exact same intersection one year ago. paying their respects to 6-year-old sio

the committee in stockholm says their work has opened up new avenues against infections, cancer and inflammatory disease. we have nobel announcements coming this week culminating in the peace prize friday. >> time to check the weather. i hear there's rain? >> rain in the forecast. not only today but again wednesday the storm wednesday probably stronger. here's the storm from over the weekend that brought us the beautiful cloud form nations and -- formations and cooler conditions. this will steer towards us as the afternoon wears on. right now mainly cloudy, temperature in the 50s. 51 redwood city to 59 in san francisco. by the afternoon, temperatures cooler than yesterday. you could see the rain taking over the north bay, then along the coast and slowly pushing east during the afternoon and evening hours. this will be an after lunch/ evening commute rain event. me to upper 60s, east bay and south bay the rain will come in later. a few peeks of sun this morning. mid to upper 60s around the bay low to mid 70s for the rest of us. we get a break tomorrow. tomorrow night into wednesday is our stronge

but there is moss kuo with 6 degrees and 9 in stockholm with re rain. all right. that's all for me now. and here's your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. ♪ >>> in northeastern japan's iwate prefecture, where the tsunami caused severe damage, bob james played with a local big band. he composed a new piece of music in the hope of raising the spirits of the people of iwate. >>> our second pick looks at how the active participation of women in society is stimulating growth in mongolia. mongolia is known for a gender parity in science, law, and other professions. almost 80% of enterprises are owned by women. this program studies how women are supporting the country's economic growth. finally, we meet a japanese ballet dancer who has received global acclaim. we'll explore the world view of miyako yoshida, a former principal guest artist with the royal ballet, who is still royal ballet, who is still aiming high despitebump] ♪ >> this week on dialogue the quarterly report; big quest

temperaturewise, let's take a look at what is happening on thursday. 8 degrees in stockholm, 9 in moscow, 10 in warsaw, 10 in berlin. we're struggling to stay in the double digits for the highs across much of the continent. 23 in athens, 21 in rome. cooling down in madrid, down to 19 degrees. think you're in the 30s just a couple of weeks ago. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. ♪ >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

the nobel committee made that announcement in stockholm. bruce beauteler of the u.s. will share that $1.5 million prize. he is a professor at genetics and immunology at the scripps research institute in la joya. sadly a cell biologist who won as well died of cancer three days ago in new york city. >>> welt our weatherman is pretty geeked up, because he is getting the first big storm of the fall. >> finally. >> getting going. >> early. >> it is early. and sometimes it is not to the third week of october but coming folks and the clouds out there and the showers are showing up outside and more to come out there right now. yup, over the transamerica building, some raindrops falling in the city of san francisco and the rain has been falling starting in the north bay, early on this morning but really a slow mover. just beginning to make its way onshore. and high def doppler picking it up. and showing you some yellows beginning to show up. moderate amounts of rainfall, beginning to move in with the cold front, and still dry into san jose right now, but for the commute home,

stockholm at 9 and lisbon at 20 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching, bye-bye.

even 25 for you in berlin. 16 in stockholm, so cooling down here. just 11 in moscow. unfortunately you're not getting any of the warmth. but if you are getting it, please do enjoy it i'm sure that autumn is just around the corner. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye. >> "california's gold" is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by the california teachers association, the california school boards association,

. >> the nobel committee in stockholm announced the winners on tuesday.ricans, saul permutter and adam riess and an australian, brian schmidt were awarded the top award in the field. the committee said they're studying dozens of exploded stars, called supernovas led them to conclude that the universe is continuing to expand. the study surprised the world, the expansion of the universe had thought to have been slowing down. >>> in the second part of our series on refugees, tonight we take a look at people from myanmar. currently, half a million of them are thought to be displaced, both inside the country and around the world. some ended up in japan. last thursday, 18 refugees from myanmar left for japan under its pilot scheme to resettle displaced people, now in its second year. the four families fled myanmar and had been living at a camp in northwest thailand. in japan they will look for work and a place to live while finishing half a year's program to learn about the culture and language. many who came on the program last year faced problems adjusting an

expected highs getting up to ten degrees in stockholm. 12 in berlin and only 10 in vienna. definitely feeling a little bit cooler here. let's get a look at condition as cross turkey as well. still really recovery rescue efforts ongoing. and weather conditions are just not going to be cooperating throughout the rest of this week. we did see some sunshine on monday. now we're expecting rain on tuesday. and then that starts turning over into a mix of rain and snow for the rest of the week. temperatures will also be dropping drastically, especially in the overnight hours, falling into and below the freezing mark. so it is going to be pretty chilly here. that's a look at your weather conditions now. and here is your three-day outlook. >>> students in new york began a week-long countdown to october 31st when the world population is projected to reach 7 billion. this is part of a united nations campaign to raise awareness of the environmental problems caused by population growth. about 500 high school students took part in the event at their school on monday. u.n. secretary-genera

seven in moscow as well as in stockholm. and we have eight and nine in warsaw and kiev respectively. and towards the south, we're in the 20s, so fairly warm here. even madrid, cooling down no just at e 20 mark. i'll leave y now with your extended forecast. >>> back to our top story now. that breaking news out of libya. media in the country are reporting that moammar gadhafi is dead. this has not been independently confirmed. the afp news agency has distributed a photo it says is of the libyan leader. as you can see, in this photo, it resembles gadhafi. the person's face and clothes appear to be bloody. a national transitional council official will only say a that the ntc's fighters have captured the libyan leader. "reuters" news agency said gadhafi died of wounds suffered during a gun battle. ntc fighters reportedly had him cornered on thursday near his home town of sirte. thee been hunting him for two months. video footage from libya shows ntc fighters celebrating in sirte. they've been trying to gain control of the city fo

almost a month ago and said it was causing too much pain after a straight sets the cleats mean are in stockholm the russian leaving the tallman without a win or opening last styles on has been replaced by marion bartoli of france french open champion lee now savoring her first victory since august. place tomorrow the first time phil ran. ours that i forgot about how when that. alice happy birthday. only second bottom in the white group are high and the looses its orders are incur and still trails despite the interview australia are open or complete straight sets win the world number four was in control both from the baseline and from the nets sixty six two even though she needed for much points. more despite caroline wozniacki holding on to her world number one status she might not even make it to the same uses them in iceland walsh last of it as one of the all in presents. the second in the red group behind wimbledon champion is to repeat the work without much left to play a little top to progress to the last four of the competition. let's hear a league basketball star signing under the caroli

sponsored stockholm convention on persistent organic pollutants under the treaty there's a list of twenty substances that are considered hazardous and now a genocide kills about eight hundred nine thousand of them in russia some two hundred thousand tons of pesticides are still stored especially refused almost the same amount is buried under the ground in many russian regions the raw stuff region out-i region moscow region and of our own history can. undermine our people aware of the risks of using pesticides we see that people are not indifferent they want to make a difference and i believe it will soon become more popular as interest in a greener planet grows by zero russia will be there to help foster such beliefs at their office in moscow they're trying to raise awareness actually using social networking sites to give a craze a comic to bring their message to a wider younger audience and this minister graphic novel little league greek is warned of the dangers of pesticides which leads her to a life of science to try and break their hold on earth of course her efforts run up against ho

can follow what they see as it happens by pulling out twitter streams and they are actually on the stockholm and also r.t. on the score merrick press and they can find the links our you tube channel as well where else he's at least a couple of just because of the latest events with some celebrities and also in one of her tweets or says that one of the peaceful demonstrators who was just lying on the ground with a protest sign has been arrested in the field. also the sound polish prime minister go on to it because already celebrating victory before the votes are counted up at the exit polls suggest his party has won parliamentary elections all the details later on l.c. . and some pages are being torn from history textbooks in france with critics say younger generations will end up not knowing enough about their own country's past. egyptians military troops and military authorities have imposed a five hour curfew on square downtown cairo this follows violent clashes between christians and security forces that have left at least twenty three people dead two of them policemen and what started as

they will be taking a trip in stockholm in december to accept the prize. we're live in berkeley, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i would say they look very react. could be gratch lakeses to him -- congratulations to him. >>> a breast cancer survivor flying from new york to san francisco said she was suspected to a humiliating public pat-down. she has medical implants and she says a private pat-down was never offered. she said the screening at sfo for her return trip was uneventful. >>> a plan to get you through airport security quicker starts today at a handful of airports. but there is a catch. a transportation security administration is testing the program at four airports that will let you go through four security labors if you agree to give up more personal information about yourself. the goal is to free up resources to focus us -- to focus on high-risk and unknown passengers in miami, detroit, dallas. >>> the travel industry is launching a new public relations, aimed at blocking the obama administration's call for higher fees on airline tickets

. >> my, this is a 12-year-old boy in a metro station in stockholm, sweden.and his friends were causing a raucous and i guess the guards were trying to remove him from the metro station and this is what happened. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> ooh. what happened there was the kid kind of started kicking a little bit and then the guard threw him to the ground and then you see him whip out his baton, people are up in arms over this video that they used excessive force on this skinny 12-year-old guy. the poi's parents are really upset. the video just came online and now the world can see what happened. what do you guys think? >> you want the kid to learn some sort of a lesson, i'm okay with the handcuffs. >> this is a baton and a 12-year-old boy and i'm like wait a minute. >> to take a 12-year-old who probably doesn't even weigh 100 pounds and push him down on the ground, that's definitely excessive force. regardless of what he was doing, he had him detained. >> let's face it, the guy, not only is the guy little, but the guy is pretty big. >> since the video has come o

. >> this astronomy professor received a phone call this morning from stockholm he will never forget.ee scientists to share this year's nobel prize in physics. >> i was pretty stunned. it's an amazing thing to learn at 5:30 in the morning. >> there was an amazing buzz today. he called the announcement unexpected and jaw dropping. he is credited with discovering the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate. it's a stunning revelation break >> we measure a surprising fact about the universe that not only is expanding, it is expanding faster and faster all time. >> albert einstein first suggested this scenario in 1919. the professor of it has uncovered more questions than answers. >> these are hard measurements to do. it takes all lot of repetition and science before people are convinced something is right. >> he will share the prize with two other american scientists. how does the winner of the most prestigious awards celebrate? >> go home and have a glass of champagne and be with friends and family. >> he is the 35th nobel winner associated with johns hopkins university. >> a big

. >>> just announced in stockholm nobel prize for physics goes to a berkeley researcher. >> good morning it is 5:01 thanks for joining us. roads, a little wet, a little slick. >> that's kristen sze, i'm eric thomas. you her sue say the rain skirted around us. that skirt is coming back longer than the skier we had this morning. >> i like. >>> good morning. it is over shooting most of the moisture, santa rosa only reportingization saying they are receiving light rain. -- reporting saying they are receiving light rain. a lot of mist and drizzle going to keep your commute on the damp sigh. bulk moved south bringing rain to southern california. i think we have a brief period of dry weather from 9:00 until 6:00 this evening when the nexus tom comes in which will bring the stronger storms, -- possibility of flooding. first the news with. >>> the apple of everyone's eye in just a few hours. the cupertino company set to unveil the new iphone. the location is a departure so is the man making announcement. amy hollyfield is live with a preview. >> reporter: they've decided to do it here in cupertin

we just got back from venice, berlin and stockholm. >> you are working so you can't enjoy it? are working, but we also enjoy it. >> do you like d.c.? what would you like to see? >> i love d.c., but i never have free time when i am here lately to enjoy the sites and hangout at the mall. two of the senator softball teams were playing against each other last time we were here. >> so washington, stumble upon a softball game with senators. >> senator kerry's team won. >> check it all out while you are here, the museum. >> absolutely. >> "covert affairs" on usa network. >>> coming up, big questions remain this morning after a body is found on top of a moving truck. >>> and state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i

.  >>> huge cheers today in stockholm when word that a hometown favorite won theze for literature. the poet had a stroke 20 years ago that left him paralyzed and mostly unable to speak. he's the first swede in 40 years to win the literacy prize. there's been speculation for years he'd win, but his wife said he was very surprised. ♪what's going on. ♪ what's going on. ♪ >>> a lot of talent and heartbreak on the x-factor tonight. auditions are over. 32 acts moved on and more than 100 others were sent home. to find the best of the best the judges put

reese will be formally awarded his nobel prize at a sawyer moan in stockholm in december. from baltimore, megan mcgrath, news4. >> local woman is moving from the ritz-carlton to the white house. angela reid has been hired as the new chief usher. responsible for overseeing the operations and activities within the executive residence and on the executive residence grounds. she's the first woman to serve in that role and reid has 25 years of hotel and management ex-zpeerns and currently the general manager at the ritz-carlton at pentagon city. congratulations to her. >> sounds like a good gig. an a-list hollywood couple calls it quits. >> fallout the day after espn pulled hank williams jr.'s opening song on monday night football after controversial comments about the president. >>> jason wu designed michelle obama's inaugural gown. where you can shop and afford his designs. >> madonna is headed for the big game on nbc. >>> ♪ are you ready for some football ♪ >>> for the first time in 20 years, that was missing from the beginning of monday night football last night. espn boote

the announcement was made in stockholm. the winners include bruce beutler.professor of genetics and immunology at the scripps research institute in la jolla. he'll share a one-point-five million dollar prize. andy rooney said his final goodybe on "60 minutes." the 92-year old talked about how much he's loved being a writer for the past 70 years. 20:39:51 "i've done a lot of complaining here. but i can't complain about my life. and all this time, i've been paid to say what is on my mind on television. you don't get any luckier than that. this is a moment i've dreaded. i wish i could do this forever. i can't though. but i'm not retiring. writers don't retire. and i ll always be a writer" 40:18 rooney said the one thing he never liked was being famous, and having people stop him to say hello... so he says if you ever see him at a restaurant, just let him eat. time now for a look at what's coming up later this morning on the early show. erica hill joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. the early show starts at 7 o- clock. time to get a few complaints

traffic snarls are now rare in stockholm, sweden.ply turn roads into rush hour into toll roads. experts say it is something u.s. cities should consider. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> netflix is now abandoning the decision to split its dvd by mail and streaming video services into two companies. they now say that subscribers will be able to use both as much as under one account and one password. less an month ago netflix said without it split off the dvd rental on to a new website called quickstir. subscribers objected saying they saw it as a destination to movies in general. >>> despite the holiday wall street is open for business. stock prices are on the rise. let's check in with cnbc's jackie deangelis. >> hi. good morning to you. yes, we are looking at an up-equity market at the moment. dow hovering 280 points. some of the other stories we are watching for you this morning, chrysler and united auto workers will meet today to begin hammering out final details of a new contract. the deal could go to union members for a vote by the en

the swedish academy made the announcement about 90 minutes ago in stockholm. the winner 80-year-old tomas transtromer. the academy said through his condensed translose isn't images, he gives us fresh access to reality. his work has been translated into more than 50 languages. >>> all you harvard people over there, scoot over. >> yeah. california college now tops the list of the word's leading universities. that would be the california institute of technology in pasadena. number one in the times higher education world and university rankings. cal tech knocking harvard off the top spot for the first time in 8 years. stanford was number 3. and grace if i have a few minutes i'll look up ucla for you. >> we'll work on that. >> you go ahead. >>> coming up, we have the protests against wall street. it's drawing hundreds of demonstrators right here in the bay area. >> and coming up, the overnight confrontation between police and those protestors. >>> we are live in cupertino where sheriff's deputies still have the road blocked leading up to this deadly workplace shoot