>> i went to, what, paris, brussels and stockholm.here or they just rush you in and out? >> yeah, you know, kind of -- you go to different places, especially places like brussels where i don't know anything about it. i don't see anything but everyone from the place asks you what it's like and what do you know about brussels and you just say stupid stuff. you eventually just kind of cause a mess the whole way through europe. what do you know about brussels? i'm like, you eat mayonnaise with your fries? and that was it. >> jimmy: love your sprouts. >> someone in stockholm asked us at the press conference, like, from finland and they were like, would you -- i'm not going to do a finish accent. they were like, would you ever come to finland and i said stuff like, well, we just went to belgium, so -- that had nothing -- what is happening, i'm completely just delirious. it's terrible. >> jimmy: countries don't like being lumped together, i guess. >> awful. >> jimmy: and so you just leave that town in ruins and you go on to the next place. >

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crazy alert the next evolution peasants in stockholm sweden are now frequent travelers on the underground metro card in metro officials the pigeons stand calmly at the platform and wait for the subway train for arrive when it does they get on travel one stop jump off and then head for their favorite aunt's pigeons travel one stop from their homes to stockholm district known for its cafes and shops where the pigeons know there's going to be plenty of food at the end of the day the pigeons get back on the underground metro and ride it back to their homes that are officials are trained to shoot the pigeons away from the trains but as one man said they behave well while on board and don't seem to be making much of a mouse they also choose to live travel later in the day cleverly avoiding rush hour. perhaps that's because they don't want to be stepped on and reveal their true old body nature of computer wires and chips that's right the robotic pigeons from planet zito have now started out using our public transportation their takeover of the world could be just around the corner. up next ruper

temperatures look like this for tuesday, 10 degrees in stockholm. 15 in berlin. single digits for kiev. the warmest will be in rome with the high of 23 degrees. turkey is looking at a high of 8 degrees. again, more sunshine should be returning. chilly nights for those survivors. that's a look at the weather conditions for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank for joining us.

without down gas problem reserves the right to file an application to the arbitration institute of the stockholm chamber of commerce this procedure is set forth by the agreement on investment encourage mint which was signed when purchasing a stake in that enterprise. the european union antitrust authorities were reported to have raided gasper marcus is in europe accusing them of violating the e.u. and to monopoly legislation what was your response to expect any court cases or will some clarifications be sufficient. well first of all no accusations have been brought against us or was it the reason. well the paper checks you mentioned were done on suspicions that there could have been some violations of the european anti monopoly laws anyway it will take the e.u. authorities at least several months to study the documents. similar cases with other companies indicate that it could last as long as several years. the examination will result in an official statement which will either include requirements for a change in corporate practices by a guest brum or it's of series. contract changes or introduc

temperatures will reflect that wintry precipitation. 7 in stockholm. 2 for the high in moscow. 8 in berlin. 3 in warsaw. mid teens in nassau and london not bad at 13 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting tonight, former philippine president gloria arroyo arrested on fraud charges. arroyo was arrested for results in an election in 2007. the president then also accuses her of corruption during her two terms in office. the former president denies wrongdoing and instead accuses the government of political persecution. on tuesday authorities prevented arroyo from leaving the country to seek medical treatment in singapore. she was arrested and friday while recovering at a hospital in manila. fraud charges carry a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison. >>> that's our broadcast. i'm michio kijima, thank you for watching. bye-bye.

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the wikileaks founder says the encounters last year in stockholm were consensual. the 40-year-old created a firestorm in the u.s. when his whistle-blowing web site published thousands of secret diplomatic cables. the state department says americans were put at risk. he could face charges in the u.s. >>> assange has 14 days to appeal to britain's supreme court. from the beginning, he has argued that his critics were behind the allegations. >> it is disappointing but in a sense, not surprising. julian has made some powerful enemies. >> he might end up in the united states. >> assange remains free on bail under virtual house arrest at a friend's country estate in southern england. rita nissan for cbs news, london. >>> in addition to his legal problems, assange's wikileaks web site is running out of money and it could go silent if donations do not pick up. >>> coming up next, howard and the forecast. >> j.c., enjoying some beautiful weather here midday. allergy update pretty much done for the year. a little bit on mold spores. we'll take you to break with a look at the

as for temperatures on tuesday, 5 in stockholm, 7 in berlin. colder in vienna at 2 degrees. all right. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. up next is the three day outlook.

temperatures will reflect that wintry precipitation. 7 in stockholm. 2 for the high in moscow. 8 in berlin. 3 in warsaw. mid teens in nassau and london not bad at 13 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> as we've been reporting >>> as we've been reporting tonight, former philippine president gloria arroyo arrested on fraud charges. arroyo was arrested for results in an election in 2007. the president then also accuses her of corruption during her two terms in office. the former president denies wrongdoing and instead accuses the government of political persecution. on tuesday authorities prevented arroyo from leaving the country to seek medical treatment in singapore. she was arrested and friday while recovering at a hospital in manila. fraud charges carry a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison. >>> that's our broadcast. i'm michio kijima, thank you for watching. bye-bye.

that's a lot of territory to cover, but people have been doing it at olympics since the sto stockholm games in 1912. this time two japanese women have qualified. as the first two women from this country to make the cut, they were out to prove themselves at the all-japan championships in october. she's been an athlete for 10 of her 20 years. she's a year old and member of japan's self-defense force. they qualified for the battle for the right to be known as number one. >> translator: she's my rival. i can't ignore her. >> translator: i never, ever want to be defeated by her. that's absolutely the way i feel. >> the two-day event took place near tokyo. the first element was equestrian art. the athletes need to clear 12 hurdles within the looted time. she went first on a white horse. a perfect performance put her under pressure. yamanaka handled it with poise. after the first event, the two were even. next was fencing. a one-game match consists of 30 rounds. she set herself apart in this event. she won 25 and lost only 5. jama jama jamanaka on the other hand lost 19 and won 11. next, 200

a kuchl of thundershowers. 9 degrees is the high expected monday, expecting 10 in berlin. 4 for stockholmand the same in moscow. all right. that's a look at the weather conditions for now. next is the three day outlook. >>> our lead story, candidates from independent party won elections sunday for mayor and prefecture governor of osaka. that's the second largest business center. winning candidates ran on a platform of creating a metropolis with an administrative structure similar to tokyo. the former governor won, he took over as governor in 2008. he took bold steps to cut prefecture government spending. he formed a new party, osaka restoration association. then resigned as governor mid term. he said he needed the power of the mayor's post to realize his plan. hashimoto says his reforms willie limb nate overlapping services from prefecture and municipal governments.will eliminate overlapping services from prefecture and municipal governments. hashimoto says his party will consider fielding candidates in the next lower house election if the central government and major political parties do

we're expecting 7 degrees in stockholm and 1 for moscow and 2 in kiev. staying a seasonal 10 degrees in paris and 14 in madrid. warming up to 18 in lisbon. all right. that's it for me now, and here's your extended forecast. b >>> japanese prime minister noda plans to pledge assistance worth 2 trillion yen or about $26 billion to asean to help the regional bloc strengthen its unity. they aim to develop into an economic community by on 2015. it's working to improve regional integration through measures such as enhancing infrastructure and standardizing customs procedures. noda will announce to asean at a summit meeting on friday. he hopes it will expand exports and investment in the region. japan will work in 33 projects, including improving major road and airports, and launches sdauser prevention observation satellites. japan will engage in fund-raising efforts in cooperation with the asian development bank. aside from the aid plan, noda will back japan's support for research on a road building project to link the port town in myanmar to the thai border.

temperatures look like this for tuesday, 10 degrees in stockholm. 15 in berlin. single digits for kiev. as well as moscow, overall europe is looking a lot cooler. the warmest will be in rome with the high of 23 degrees. expected for turkey it is looking at a high of 8 degrees. again, more sunshine should be returning, nonetheless, very chilly nights for those survivors. that's a look at the weather conditions for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story it's been almost 24 hours since japan intervened in the currency markets. our business reporter ai uchida joins us with more. >> we're not seeing any major moves yet this tuesday morning. the dollar did lose some ground against the yen in new york monday despite the intervention by japanese authorities earlier in the day to stem the yen's historic rise. investors began selling the dollar to buy back the yen on speculation that the u.s. federal reserve board may further ease monetary policy. the dollar hovered in the 78-yen range in new york and now in tokyo the greenback is still changing hands in t

weakening as we head towards the end of the week. 18 degrees forecast for paris, 15 in london, 11 in stockholm, 10 in warsaw also and looking for 18 in athens and upper teens for madrid and lisbon. here's your extended forecast now. >>> the top story at this hour, the japanese government and central banks are believed to have sold a record amount of yen on monday to try to put a stop to the rise of the country's currency. the intervention by the japanese authority sent the dollar briefly to the highest level. the bank of japan's release on monday show that the government will pay 7.68 trillion yen or about $100 billion to financial institutions on wednesday. most of the money is believed to have been used for intervention. amount far exceeded 5.7 billion the authorities used for their last intervention on august 4th. they have stepped into the market three times so far this year, because of concerns that the yen's excessive strength will hurt the country's economy. >>> and 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

picture for continental europe, albeit it will be quite chilly again on friday. 4 is your only high in stockholm, 5 in berlin, and moscow remains at just 1 degree. so that's a look at your weather conditions for now. and up next is your three-day outlook. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for quaching. watching.

temperatures are going to be shaping up like this on your wednesday. 3 in stockholm, minus 1 for theh in moscow. 3 for you in warsaw, with 2 in kiev, 5's in vienna and central portions starting to cool down, 11 in paris, 10 in london and 13 in madrid. 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.

he is accused of attacking two women in stockholm last summer. assange's attorneys say the charges are unfounded. he outraged u.s. officials last year after releasing thousands of classified documents. they said that put american soldiers at risk. assange's legal troubles here in europe are only part of his battle. a grand jury in the united states is decided whether to indict him on charges of espionage. betty? >> thank you, rita. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton and her family are mourning the death of her mother, dorothy rodham. in a statement, the clinton family says mrs. rodham overcame hardship as a girl to become, quote, a warm, generous and loving wife and mother and grandmother. dorothy rodham died yesterday at a washington, d.c. hospital surrounded by family members. she was 92. >>> coming up on the morning news, a possible link between alcohol and breast cancer. >>> plus, conjoined twins now able to lead separate lives. this is the "cbs morning news." [ flamenco guitar music plays ] welcome mi amiga, an adventure awaits. ♪ a cele

next week until then for me and the rest of the must go out scene from the quake a few museums in stockholm a key part. that's the tom foreman and mobile home is tony oh creation of the of the food system the global food system is not created to feed the people of the world it's created to maximize the profits. sure not trading the actual physical grain your trading promises for graeme to be delivered a month or six months or twelve months or eighteen months in the future. for reasons madi regulators silver or gold they can be negotiated and accorded some degree of. grace. water. possibly it's not traded now but it could be in the future. if. he. took me. to. see. the top stories thousands gather on karros tahrir square for mass protests planned as a final call for militaru mr combover power immediately out of the civilian government rallies that have seen egypt's most violent clashes since the. barrett's fall down from the second. the arab league says serious ignored a deadline to accept foreign observers in the country now faces further sanctions that's as france seeks to set up a humanit

lots of single digits in the east, 1 for stockholm, 3 for moscow, and staying in the teens in madridisbon, and we're looking at the seasonal 11 degrees in paris, with some drizzle expected. that's it from me now and here is your extended forecast. ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, u.s. president barack obama said the u.s. is turning its attention to the vast potential of the asia-pacific region. during a landmark speech to australia's parliament. he stressed the importance of the asia-pacific region as a major part of u.s. foreign policy. >> for the united states this reflects a broader shift. after a decade in which we fought two wars that cost us dearly in blood and treasure, the united states is turning our attention to the vast potential of the asia-pacific region. in just a few weeks, after nearly nine years, the last american troops will leave iraq. and our war there will be over. in afghanistan we've begun a transition, a responsible transition so afghans can take responsibility for their future and so coalition forces can begin to draw down. >> obama told his audience that his

but she rested up and was back on stage in stockholm. >> singer and new glee star charisse had to bowut of two performances in singapore because she had to go home to the philippines. charisse's father was murdered there on monday. though estranged from her dad, she tweeted she loved him and will still love him. >> reality star kim kardashian flew the coop. she headed to australia with cameras in tow but no ring on her finger. her 72 day marriage to chris humphries was kaput. she released a statement saying i hope everyone understands this was not an easy decision. i had hoped this marriage was forever but stienls things don't work out as planned. we remain friends and wish each other the best. >> the 31-year-old is asking the court to deny spousal support to humphries. >> mr. kimmel is going to washington. jimmy kimmel will host the 90th annual correspondence dinner next april. the president and first lady usually attend along with other politicians and celebrities. kimmel said he was looking forward to hosting the event because "i love dinner." sandra hughes, hollywood. >>> good mor

next week and tell them from me and the rest of the moscow out team from the calligraphy museum in stockholm a key part about it for now. that's be complementary and global is to create both creation of the of the food system the global food system is not created to feed the people of the world it's created to maximize the profits. journal trading the actual physical grain your trading promises for graeme to be delivered a month or six months or twelve months or eighteen months in the future. for reasons model like light silver or gold they can be negotiated and afforded to some degree in. some place. yet or. possibly it's not traded now but it could be in the future of. the mission free cretaceous free lunch for churches free. range and free. three stooges free. old free books just plug in video for your media projects a free medio gun tard cheap dot com. lose lose. lose. lose lose lose. sleep. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images being from the streets of canada. trying to look for asians to rule today. against egypt's military rulers gathers momentum

london, 11 in paris, we're in the teens as well in rome, athens, as well as madrid. 8 degrees in stockholm, no the too bad. 1 degree for the high in moscow and we're at 2 for the high in kiev. 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.

give in and accept shared sacrifice so i think the biggest problem is that we've got this kind of stockholm syndrome where we really do is are free to take on their captors a lot of the boxes employers public officials and so i think that's the first problem the second problem is obviously the laws are different in britain where they have a right to straight american labor laws britain doesn't have that much higher union rate in america. so yes the unions here are more restricted and they're right they're right strong. yes but even if they were not i mean there's ways to strike without that they're wildcat illegal strikes all the time in american history the issue is that there's simply an issue of courage and they're willing to do it and maybe talk a little bit more about why this is the case and what is contributing to that in my to the power of the u.s. i know that you've written about the federal government playing a role in that yeah i mean i think it's basically three factors that have contributed to the demise of organized labor in this country one is union busting work you know comp

force russia to cut gas supply prices for a court polish energy monopoly has filed a claim with a stockholm arbitration tribunal against russia's gazprom russia currently supplies around seventy percent of poland's gas needs in the autumn the country agreed to increase annual purchases but wanted a ten percent discount for extra deliveries for its parts gazprom is resisting all claims from european customers who want to renegotiate existing a long term contracts to get cheaper games. and a stake in almost two decades of talks but now russia has its foot in the door of the world trade organization the country is in a final round of informal negotiations smoothing out the remaining issues a decision on russia's membership is expected by the end of the week peter western as a vestment bank at on says that each year accession would make russian companies more competitive i think the major point to be to be made when it comes to the increased competition from players is that i have a feeling there's a lot of improvement cost cutting efficiencies to be done in russian companies to actually cope w

monopoly as far as a claim of the stockholm moderation tribunal against russia's gas problem russia currently supplies around seventy percent of poland's gas needs and also in the country agreed to increase purchases or wanted a ten percent discount for extra liveries for its parts gazprom is resisting all claims from european customers who want to renegotiate existing long term contracts to get cheaper gas. and it's taken almost two decades of talks but now russia finally has its foot in the door of the world trade organization the countries in the final round of informal negotiations moving out the remaining issues that official on russia's membership is expected by the end of the week but the head of the international monetary fund christine legarde says there. won't necessarily mean economic benefits there or you know clearly economy benefits to be heard i'm not sure that they are huge in the case of russia because you are essentially exporting a lot of raw materials a lot of oil a lot of carers and and importing. you know modified should goods and the lives that you roughly. of average t

the irish government is deciding to pay this loan anyway shows you the what i would have to call stockholm syndrome they fall in love with their captors haven't they and they believe that they will just give you all money even though you don't in any way legally there's any real statute that would require us to give you this money we're going to give it to you anyway while simultaneously cutting the very funds you would need to grow your economy so they're not going to pay this debt going forward because they're cutting the very source of future g.d.p. growth this is the very definition of insanity played out brilliantly here at the kokomo much for us of all we're hearing all about how this is all being done from a whole panel of economists who are going into great detail as to why the sudden emergence of a fiscal and monetary papacy is destroying europe in place of the vatican that's now been completely discredited so we move from the fed the treasury and the holy bond holders to the miracles that are actually being created we've talked about one where they found this three point six bill

clear very obvious to people whereas on the buying side there are still a lot of people who wear it stockholm syndrome i've heard you talk about it before or whether it's. just you know the line and believe in the system and there is almost an element of don't we don't want you know if we want to make these things the nations might get restless and they might pick among you have a bite of everything you know and this of that there's a lot of there also is the experts the so-called experts actually got us into this mess many in the economists who speak of mouth banks who work for certain institutions the people in the medium sells the expensive completely. estimate the system and move people who falls or security and i think that's a large part of the people who if the people who realize that route the situation. along with think that when the advice of hollywood put in fresh ones the perfect themselves their families you know it's important because if they built in reality over the last seven or eight nine ten years then we may have gotten rid of the excess the banking system our or the we mi