of the stockholm junior award 2011 is the team from the united states of america. [ crowd cheers ] > was invited to present her findings at an important conference. the water environment federation conducts the competition, which is sponsored by i.t.t. the company is developing a new division called xylem. it specializes in water. and if any of these students become engineers, xylem may have jobs waiting for them helping to protect the global water supply. >> i want those engineers to come to us because, in the same token, they're giving back to their community, and we're getting the best and the brightest around the world. >> if you're interested in competing for the stockholm water prize, follow the link on our website -- teenkidsnews.com. >> with a little inspiration and a lot of hard work, anyone can be involved in science and anyone can really be a success in science. >> you might even get the royal treatment. >> medal of honor is the highest award for gallantry in the u.s. armed forces during time of war. in american(history, we have two father-and-son teams who've received the

chris lyles is at home after aasuccessful trachea transplant operation in stockholm, sweden.lyles has a synthetic trachea seeddd by his own stem cells.he's the first man in the world to undergo the surrery.while he says ii was nerve-wrecking... it waa necessary. "i was a little nervous, but had faith in my doctors and ffith in god and it was something i needed to do to save my life" life"lyles is now cancer free and hoping his case will be tte catalyst that kick starts the procedure in the u-s. 3 p3 and you think you're according to ravens? - nfl-dot-com, joe lacco earns pn extra 200 thousand dollars for each playoff victory. yet, he's far from the only one profiting from this post-season run. joel d. smith is live in parkville where one local bakery is trying to capitalize on the purple craze.. good morning joel d. 3 good morning patrice. 3 3 a special honor for a local bakery ii baltimore."southern living" magazine says, "viccaro's" pignoli and almond sliceecookies are among the five bess treats in the southern u-s.employees say... the honor ... came as a surprise. zoppo says: 11:09

he's in a hospital in stockholm sweden.o fight a rare cancer on his trachea... (intv from nov with lyles) "it started last december... a lot of reathing issues." a swedish doctor is the only one in the world who was wwlling to do this uuique surgery on lyles. "i'm type of tract transplant so i want my situation to be the catalyst to kick start this inn the u.s" lyles now has a synthetic trachea that was seeded with his own stem &pcells. the surgery has never and was not covered by his matter to me if it was a million dollars.. do you put a cost on llfe????" now he's looking forward to..coming home. "this is a picture of my daughter...." (voice only)"i missed christmas thii year but this will afford me many more christmases.." lyles hopes to week. kc fox 45 news at 10 lyles.../ medical costs.../ are... lose to.../ half.. .a... million ollars.../ dollars.../. go to fox baltimooe-dot-com-slash neeslinks to find ut more on how you can help. not quite as cold tonight. tonight.but some warmer weaaher is on the way... way... here'

he went down to stockholm for some excremental life could be.and, in fact, is given his last rites. somehow came out of it and he returned home, only to see his mother died a short time afterwards. at that point it just turned 21 years old, and the six children decided to sell the family house, split the proceeds, and trend and what his his two older brothers decided to emigrate, and they arrived in the states, in new york, in 1900 to come in the fall of 1902, hill had just turned 23 at the point. when he got here, he apparently worked for a year doing odd jobs in new york, claiming spittoons on the bowery and other areas unskilled worker and penny starr to make his way out west, joined the migrant stream and get a ride of odd jobs, for which i don't know exactly what he was doing or where he was for about the next four, six years or so. he was a migrant worker. he didn't leave a lot of breadcrumbs. we don't know at all times when he was. i do know, however, that in 1906 in april he was in san francisco. he was caught in the great quake year and

to stockholm, sweden to the doctor who would save his life. >> they did find more cancer cells. they cut all of that out. i still would have cancer and probably more than likely it would have came back and more aggressive, then they wouldn't be able to treat me oar are at 38 -- >> reporter: at 38 he learned he had a rare form of trachea cancer. in this country it was ruled inoperable. but he underwent the surgery in europe. the ongoing debate forced him to go abroad top find it. >> they can do the surgery here. everything that was involved in my surgery came from the united states. the by owe reactor came from harford. the actual trachea came from ohio. >> they're using the own stem cells to cure yourself. if we can't do that, we're not cloning somebody. >> reporter: they're still awaiting the final bill but initial estimates that chris' surgery and six weeks of recovery would cost in excess of half a million dollars. >> my family used their life savings. we spent over a couple hundred thousands just my family alone. right now i'm cancer free. so it's a second chance at life. >>

i am going to look at five stories of the buildings in front of me, and the majority of stockholm's areo or three stories tall. the scale does not fit into the the other concern i have is the staging for equipment and surprises. while the homes are under construction, that is going to severely

the report was issued from the national research institute in stockholm. >> this report shows that germany fell container fleet, the world's largest, -- germany's's container fleet, the world's largest, plays a strong role in drugs and arms struggling. >> containers help product move faster and cost less and give company more products. they also make it next to impossible to see what is actually inside the containers. >> customs agents only inspect about 2% of all the containers in the harbors. the rest received a superficial check of the cargo manifest. when officials to find something, like here, it is often a coincidence. many ships abandon their national flags in favor of flags of convenience. >> the biggest problem i see our flags of convenience. the most responsible flags are transferring responsibilities to other countries. and that is promoting this illegal trade. >> more exchange of information and inspections among customs authorities are needed to fight drugs and weapons smuggling. >> winter in many parts of northern europe has been relatively mild this year, the temperatures ha

. >> fingerprint powder can still be detected on the door of stockholm. residents did not hear about the crime until the victim himself and warned his neighbors through an e-mail. the association president is surprise that police in not warn them. >> it has caused a lot of outrage, and they will be hearing about it. >> according to police and two suspects approached a self- employed interior designer. the individual cordially said hello to the victims as they displayed a silver handgun, demanding, where is your home, where is your money. the victim explain his wallet was in the house. he was marched room from room, looking for valuables. the suspect tried to pry his tv from the wall. he could jewelry and now an apple ipad tablet, but that was not enough. they took him to his s.u.v. and drove him around for hours to withdraw money from his account. some of the attempts failed. they took turns holding a gun to the victim. the suspects mention they had killed people previously but were not going to kill the victim as long as he cooperated. >> given the holid

i am going to look at five stories of the buildings in front of me, and the majority of stockholm's are two or three stories tall. the scale does not fit into the the other concern i have is the staging for equipment and surprises. while the homes are under construction, that is going to severely impact it. that is going to chew up parking and holiday. i have to park on holiday or brewster, and as this project moves forward, it is going to have a significant impact on the neighborhood for several years in terms of parking. >> are there are additional speakers in favor of the the are? if not, project sponsor? >> good evening, president miguel and commissioners. her partner began this project in 2005 as a much larger project. it has been reduced over the years in size and scope and the number of units in attempts to address concerns raised by neighbors. the original developer has passed away three years ago, and right before that happened, she could see he wasl"3:x not doing well, and she sold two of the lots and kept one for herself, and contrary to the nightmare scenarios being painted,

chris lyles is at home after a successful trachea transplant operation in stockholm, sweden.lyles hasc trachea seeded by his own stem cells.he's the first man in the world to undergo the surgery.while he says it was nerve-wrecking... it was necessary. "i was a little nervous, but i had faith in my doctors and faith in god and it was something i needed to do to save my life" life"lyles is now cancer free and hoping his case will be the catalyst that kick starts the procedure in the u-s. 3 3 you think you're pulling hard for the ravens? according to nfl-dot-comm joe flacco earns an extra 200 thousand dollars for each playoff victory. p yet, he's far from the only one profiting from this post-season run. joelld. smith is live in parkville where onn local bakery is trying to capitalize on the purple craze. good morning joel d. 3 good morning 3 3 3 3 3 3 check out this purple pride. pride.this is a ravens pride photo taken at the centers for medicare and medicaid services in windsor mills. the day has begun with rain and cloudy skies... but how long will it last? last?meteorologist steve f

first in municipal theater in sweden and then after that at the royal theater in stockholm and all thetime he made films. he has... i don't understand how he had the stamina and the strength to work the way he did where writing a screenplay and the winter and thepring, shooting the film, editing it and then at the se time maybe presenting two stage productions during the theater season at the theater. and using the actors from the theater in his films. it was like a big family. >> rose: with intense personal relationships? >> sorry? >> rose: with intention personal relationships. >> absolely. absolutely. it was a family situation. it was a very... very emotional relationship between all of us. and i have so much to thank him for. i cant tell. years and years of work. i would certainly not have been here today. >> rose: how did you meet him? >> how did i meet him? well, i was... at the time i was i had gone through the academy at t royal theater in stockholm and it was...orked for four years at two different municipal theaters in sweden and i went to the theater where he was one of the

temperaturewise, we're expecting 11 degrees in london, and 10 degrees in paris, and 5 degrees expected in stockholm, dipping to minus 3 degrees in moscow, and 0 degrees in kiev. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

just about the freezing mark for moscow as well as stockholm. a couple of 6s in berlin. all of that cold air funneling right down into athens down to 7. parts of serbia, croatia some significant snow. out to the west a few degrees warmer than usual for london, paris and madrid and liz don. here's your extended forecast. >>> more news at the top of the next hour. please stay with us on nhk world.

up in stockholm, minus 2 is your high. here is your extended forecast. >>> once again, the top stories at this hour. the unemployment rate in eurozone nations remained at a record high of 10.3% in november. it shows that the region's spreading credit worries are still having a negative impact. the eu statistics office, euro stat, released the data friday. the figures cover the 17 nations that use the euro, joblessness was unchanged from october, when the eurozone recorded its highest unemployment rate since the introduction of the single currency in 1999. people looking for work in spain are having the toughest go of it. the country marked the highest-ever jobless figure among member states at 22.9%. unemployment in spain was especially high among people 25 years old or younger. it hit 49.6%. the lowest unemployment rate among eurozone states was recorded in austria at 4.0%. >>> the u.s. has also released its employment data for december. the results beat market expectations. the u.s. labor department says the jobless rate

up in stockholm, minus 2 is your high. here is your extended forecast. >>> once again, the top stories at this hour. the unemployment rate in eurozone nations remained at a record high of 10.3% in november. it shows that the region's spreading credit worries are still having a negative impact. the eu statistics office, euro stat, released the data friday. the figures cover the 17 nations that use the euro, joblessness was unchanged from october, when the eurozone recorded its highest unemployment rate since the introduction of the single currency in 1999. people looking for work in spain are having the toughest go of it. the country marked the highest-ever jobless figure among member states at 22.9%. unemployment in spain was especially high among people 25 years old or younger. it hit 49.6%. the lowest unemployment rate among eurozone states was recorded in austria at 4.0%. >>> the u.s. has also released its employment data for december. the results beat market expectations. the u.s. labor department says the jobless rate

the economic issues we face and after a few days i was like get me out of here i don't want to get stockholm syndrome so personal feeling as long as these people are the people in charge i don't have a lot of faith that much is going to change i think people see things relative to their situation and when you're flying in to davos in a private jet and partying with prime ministers and c.e.o.'s you're a little out of touch with most of everybody else and if you're trying to hang out and run with the cool kids who are riding in their private jets then that's probably problematic too as far as really understanding the situation for most people and on a personal level i really don't think i ever need to go back until i get a white badge and p.s. a lot of people that tweeted me were very interested in the height of people and there was a picture tweeted with geithner and christine legarde saying you know how short really is gardner i didn't see him but i do have to say that i did see christine legarde walk right past me and how the air kisses with the chairman of society general and she is very t

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the flights originated in a half dozen european cities including paris, amsterdam and stockholm but many days head winds averaged 70 miles an hour the strongest in a decade. the 757 burn too much fuel forcing them into unexpected refueling stops often in remote canadian airports. it happened 43 times last month almost four times more than the previous december and another 14 times so far this month. >> it's really a cost issue. the small additional risk that we see is when a pilot has to divert or land at an airport he hasn't seen before. there are some really challenging airports, places like greenland where they have landed for fuel. >> reporter: in a statement, an airline spokesman admitted, head winds had caused an increased number of diversions. we are offering compensation as a gesture of good will when customers experience warranted it. the airlines rely more on smaller jets like the 757s on international routes because it's more profitable than the larger 767. but the 757 fuel tank is half the size. mark strassman, cbs, atlanta. >> washington, d.c.'s metrobus system is under fire

he went down to stockholm for some experimental treatments, he was given his last rites.eturned home only to see his mother die a short time afterwards. at that point he had just turned 23 years old -- 21 years old, and the six children decided to sell the family house, split up the proceeds, and hill and one of his two older brothers decided to emigrate. and they arrived in the states in new york in 1902, the fall of 1902. he had just turned 23 at that point. when he got here, he apparently worked for a year doing odd jobs in new york, cleaning spitoons on the bower ri and other various unskilled work. and then he started to make his way out west, joined the migrant stream and did a variety of odd jobs most of which i don't know exactly what he was doing or where he was for about the next four, six years or so. he was a migrant worker. he didn't leave a lot of bread crumbs. we don't though at all times where he was. i do know, however, that he in 1906, in april, he was in san francisco. he was caught in the great quake here and wrote about it which is how i know he was h

half monitor city of stockholm of 315 people including 24 children. >>darya: the south korean president says he is oakland with nuclear talks to the north than any provocation would be currently dealt with. the korean peninsula is al running point out. >>darya: happy new year. the first monday of a new year. here is a shot of walnut creek. traffic is nice and polite. we will be right back. madam the rounds hough this writer asked what madison fifth would push hochheimer >>mark: >>james: we could have a couple of locations that come into the low 70's. once it will be be the warmest of the week in the upper 60s for the rest of the weekend the weekend. fe dry, stable, warm forecast. it is pleasant to be outside in weather like this. we will not be getting any rain or snow anytime soon. >>george: we are moving through the 9:00 a.m. hour. our conditions are almost identical to those that we saw in the 5:00 a.m. hour. conditions are still very light around the bay area. we have not tracked and the hot spots. here is a look at the san mateo bridge right. a g

>>da: a santa clara police officer shot is still a man right here during a traffic stockholm saturday night. investigators say the officers stopped a man on suspicion of driving under the influence. have they say the driver was hostile offer to ps investigators say the driver reached for a loaded gun inside the car. that left the officers to shoot the driver. investigators do not know why the man reached for his gun, for now they would only say the suspect was a 42 year-old santa clara residents. >>mark: we are back in two minutes. a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving pretty smoothly. there are no major delays. a lighter commute the smarting. we are tracking to hot spots, one in san francisco and one in the south bay. details coming off. knopf >>mark: the san francisco 49ers are hosting the nfc championship game. the 49ers are one win away for their first super bowl since 1994. a cold and windy storm expected to drop down by the second half of the week. that could be the snow for the sierra as well as a sloppy field for the 49ers in. jon huntsman is out of the runnin

the flights originated in a half dozen european cities, including paris, amsterdam and stockholm.eadwinds averaged 70 miles per hour, the strongest in a decade. the 757 burned too much fuel forcing them into unexpected refueling stops, often in canadian airports like goose bay. it happened 43 times last month, four times more than the previous december and another 14 times so far this month. inconveniencing thousands of passenge passengers. in a statement, an airline spokesperson admitted headwinds caused an increased number of diversions. we are offering compensation as a gesture of goodwill when customers experience warranted it. >> the airlines relying more on smaller jets like the 757 on international routes because it can be more profitable than the larger 767. the 757s fuel tank is half the size. mark strawsman "cbs this morning," atlanta. >>> captain sullenberger, the expert is with us now. welcome. >> good morning. great to you westbound. especially here. >> we're pleased to have you here. especially on this morning. what's the risk in this story this. >> well, it's really

the stockholm syndrome is apparently a real thing. talking to the governor of the state of iowa today asking to remove the state citizenship from these morons who managed to vote for jon huntsman. >> you also said, you told me yesterday, that romney would, quote, edge it. did you think that edge would be wafer thin? >> how brilliant are you for having me on and predicting that? i know that was absolutely fantastic. yes, romney edged it exactly as i said he would. eight votes. i don't know, i thought maybe nine or ten might have done it. i'm satisfied with eight. >> what about your guy, rick perry? you're going to tell me you didn't endorse him, but you did tell me you liked him and he was on your show for an hour. here's my question. is rick perry finished? >> uh-huh. i think there's a path for rick perry. whether he chooses to take it is another matter. conservatives will not play well in new hampshire. i think everybody knows that. there is something in south carolina that might be there for him if he chose to take that road. i don'

the progressives have stockholm syndrome. they have got to move on.uest: it is funny listening to someone who i agree with on almost all the issues, it sounds like, with the exception of the slave language. there is no progressive group that has held president obama more accountable than us. if you go to our website, you can watch our ads that we had actively aired holding him accountable in iowa and new hampshire that when he was on the verge and did cave on the bush tax cuts. during the public option debate, it was leaked before a big speed stick congress that he was going to throw the public option under the bus. we organized and took out full- page ad in the "new york times"n donors. you are absolutely right that we need to hold him accountable and we need to push him to be more aggressive. when we are led down by him and other democrats, we need to be willing to speak out. we cannot just get in line. in an election, an election is about choices. if the two candidates are on the ballot, barack obama and newt gingrich, i do not know if your solutio