enough friend with friends in foreign cities it will be the best dinner stockholm. we pestered our friends to learn the names of people they knew who lived in stockholm. i like that type of travel t i look upon -- >> a reader? >> as being intellectually curious, someone who is interested in getting to the bottom of the culture, the politics, the lifestyles of different countries around the world. south they do that or read the book on the plane? >> we suggest in page 1 of our book that they spend a few nights in the library before they leave in case they don't, we have been telling our riders, don't put the history into the history section. put it in the hotel reviews because it should be about the fact that you have traveled a long way from home, and you could have a life changing experience if you understand the context of the place you are in? >> because of that, they are different brooks. >>> our london writers says don't go to the changing of the guard. they play abba tunes now. it's not that majestic experience now. >> there are bigger things to do. i am the m

border between the peninsula and ukraine now becomes the russian ukrainian border the city of seven stockholm where the russian black sea fleet is based is a separate federal subject with in the country. the same status as moscow and st petersburg the local population is already being given russian passports. however they can choose truth is that i keep the ukrainian papers. local authorities abbas has said pensions and salaries will soon be raised to russian levels. look at the red tape that still needs clearing up the first three sets of already been completed and you can see right here. now max the parliament has ratified the agreement that lawmakers need to pass into federal law. and finally the russian constitution and the land. western nations have turned to cold war rhetoric saying they want blood rush to get away with reunification that easily the revolution in kiev that toppled the democratically elected president is making some cry hypocrisy presentation speech made it very clear. that's what happened in crimea was going which was sold off the western backed to think if the european

members of the stockholm international peace research institute on monday released the report on the on stage is as international transfers of major conventional weapons stored fourteen percent over the last five years the united states was the world's top on supplier manufactures that to twenty nine percent of the world my kids. rochelle was second at twenty seven percent in germany was third with a seven percent. china leave from france into fourth place its exporters ground six percent of them i get really sick it's a chinese on zac's bullets had more than tripled over the last five years the pakistani government to listen the biggest buyer of chinese ons bangladesh and myanmar were next. if it was the top importer of the news and globally. china was next old age and enemies are turning into new friends in south korea is trying to deepen its relationship with china its former enemy during the korean war the country's putting remains of the chinese soldiers killed in the war into conference with a return to their neighbor to the last. chinese officials were invited to a ceremony he

later that the one upside to that to the theater academy and the night i was accepted so i left stockholm. there are four different theater schools in sweden. the is one is unstoppable. but i know like i couldn't be here because i had so many calls like paco de da de da tonight or tomorrow night then. and i love it so pissed off i still know what to say no but i need to leave everything and then moved to mumbai where unknown nobody in it so hopefully difference. seal of the city and and. so i started in this. in this class of people. cool and knew nothing else but theater which was very odd to me because because i had all the life of all of them the mei tai and the music. i guess i attended my way the school as well. a man he is. and the news. do you you leaving little one will the eye . the news. ukrainian prime minister our city and you get vowed not to give up a single centimeter of ukrainian territory carry a speech in kiev to commemorate the two hundredth anniversary of the port of the country's greatest poet. his words were echoed by vitali klitschko one of the leaders of the protes

mum she's done so neat and easy cigarettes costs on appeal according to a covered with a piano in stockholm. as late as seventeen flying agent the awful cough and fourteen they tink the owner a visit to the st john institute of archaeology says that measurements of the forties said that they were human being i am noon. mm. ch the us. i am. moo moo moo me always wanted a wii. all was well. bought one at a piano we did. the little chick been known to do with it external door the documentary i use. just the beaches hillsides wasn't much light tanks. the late nineteen seventy nine. he'll just one evening walk. made a similar discovery to the east side of the shop. also along the northern edge of the basin archaeologists with supplying the line to go with a bit in the small city states that almost makes me sound cute. they realize that the cutest little treat the sites of human activity b b. he used to build six landscapes placed in a strange accent are. graves was founded on a set of seven poles and lines of wood and it eighteen months of color. as a result people called it and some cemetery. e

are fearful, not least because of comments made by beowulf's chairman at a mining conference in stockholmtwo years ago in which he appears to deny the existence of people like mrs forsberg. >> i show this slide primarily to the people in the uk and ireland because one of the big major questions i get is: what are the local people going to go ahead and say about this project? i show them this picture and i say what local people? this summer environmentalists from across scandinavia converged on jokkmokk to try to stop beowulf from drilling by blockading the access road to the drill site. >> i came because people are all over the planet destroying nature and the wilderness and our ability to survive in the long run on this planet. people in the area living a round this mine or this proposed mine is not really happy about it and really appreciate that we come here and came with supplies, food and things we needed for the camp and were really supportive. >> a standoff lasting two months came to a head when police moved in, dragging protesters and locals away and demolishing a tower erected at

joining us from stockholm, senior program officer for germany marshal fund. and georg from san francisco, post doc post doc doctorate fellow . is there a reality taking shape that is much different from what governments in washington, brussels and elsewhere are ready to recognize? >> i certainly think that it's created very quickly on the ground. it seems to be --this is not an i am positive reaction impulsive reaction. this is a scenario at play here that is well thought out, and that's to substantiate a better bargaining position for negotiations at the e.u. and united states, this is really at the beginning as said in the report, this is something that at this stage i think it's very hard to forecast. >> nadia, how do you gauge the size and extent of the sanctions versus the size and extent of the problem? >> i think its difficult to tell. it's good to go after the officials and the shoulders of the european union and the united states, to show them that there is more on the table that they can also bargain with and push russia hopefully away. that's the d

they are students of the university of dance in stock homstockh stockholm. teeterboard or you don't land correctly. there's so many spectacular things about this performance. >> you need to have somebody as your partner that is kind of the same weight because if you had a real skinny guy or a real big guy, you might not be able to launch each other. i can't believe it. i've never seen anything like this. >> i would like to have seen these kids on a playground when they were, like, 6. >> they're going to be graduating soon and they're apparently going to be putting on the graduation performance, the closing act at that ceremony and they do say they'll want to be looking for jobs so if anybody is interested holler. >> is there a graduation ceremony at circus school, it must be awesome. >>> two cute little girls one sweet message. >> this is the day that daddy gets to come home. >> might i add they're both stinking adorable. >> and daddy's home. >> oh, that must have been so amazing. >> see the homecoming next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a prank

shows web users in real-time, an instagram users in five of the world's biggest cities, new york, stockholmlondon, paris, and tokyo. the platform, launched recently by a team of swedish developers, also delivers an analysis of the data. so we learn for example that the louvrehium -- the museum, the eiffel tower, and -- are the three most photographed places in the capital. some web users typed in "how do how do i goe?" or " into google.g?" this features a selection of some of the oddest questions. queries such as "why did i get which comes up 40,000 times per month, or more alarming inquiries like "how to hide a dead body" or "how to get away with murder." hasw social media trend emerged in the u.k.. the sellofies. faces ine wrapping sticky tape, sometimes attaching items and posting to facebook. crazerl who started the said she was inspired by jim carrey. the facebook page now is over 166,000 likes. back in september, base jumper james brady into a publicist -- lostwo accomplices themselves up the world trade center tower. each really about the tallest guys are per in the united states, wh

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he's with the stockholm international peace research institute welcome to all of you have a question to all of you starting with aria. there is a new round of talks going on piano quarter final agreement how serious do you think iran is in opening its nuclear programs in the world or is it just buying time the political will he stand still. my taste nice to see the nice pretty serious than you and think and i slept on the kennedy agency neocon has had input costs the nation they have few points where their disagreements. so my tiffany's. these went to go well if he's serious and we'll put aside its ambassador of how much of political will do you see on both sides going into these talks. he knows just who the nuclear program he is an inseparable. a component of the town's comprehensive national development plans and he's proven he's on the head the iaea monitoring and we are up so to see is interesting this program. and in a cast iron on. robert you're over there in vienna or the talks are going on now how serious do you think iran is in the west are in the region agreed. wet finger i

we will have to basically hold of defending ourselves in need of a beam into two teams with the stockholm will have to read qb and that krugman has been effected on the streets and that is why everyone wants to know it. today thousands on the ball the organization and bulldozed like him. there are about twenty thousand people there are other similar size to say shh it's due to his land. we would need to change that. i hope to have a vocal coach in october with god south africa is the only african country. tuesday the international press from coffee duration of the night is considered to school and people changed to practice eco self defeatist eight assists to taiwanese students must neither the taste pasta with grading system the attitude that of last august. one of the main reasons for boston us visit was to make students the baby on an agreed set to kick in the vicinity of the dreaded by someone that all i can assist in preventing shoes night stand with the ball over the world the tomb of st on tuesday the inside. it's not. hubby and me being there is a lot of baggage is that even if th

are people like us you cannot buy call to the new born and educated him on that fifteen youths in stockholm in sweden daddy differences i guess. did he listen to me to pick up on those differences in portland. at ten am the biggest difference is that i see it. orchard. i hit us really popular in sweden allowing a time. when the sweet gifts. the stand proud as we are against sussex. my child and family it's not that protected the lead the south because it's really confusing for all went out for a oh so much button. to fulfill the dream of files parents. and thus to match went out to do notice a fitting between cope with any practical responsibilities you'll gain to be the first generation where this one son with tools are looking off to your parents angle. so grandparents and it does to these very difficult. how do you want to suffer around and of course is getting more expensive all the time. for the chinese. my generation when the ailing parents and grandparents. notice how can how can you pay for daycare i can kind of hormone the interchange what i want to go to the tune she is quite the

here is more from the report from the stockholm peace institute. 75% of india's arms come from russiaas for experts the u.s. ships the most arms internationally. it exports account for almost 30% of the global trade. after the u.s. the next largest supplier of arms are russia, germany, and china. earlier i spoke with peter who spoke with the group who released that report. what do they make of india's massive purchasing of arms. >> it's driven by three things. first of all, it's threated by pakistan which has been going on for a very long time. but also how it looks increasingly at china as a potential adversary and much of the import is clearly related to that, and the example that they seek more and more on tact with the united states and try to import weapons from there can also be related to the threat perceptions towards china in particular. that in combination with the fact that the indian economy is growing and can actually afford to secure more arms. >> arms with a watertight guarantee protection from the united states. why do the gulf kingdom, some of them just tiny states, f

stockholm shows it made a slight jaw to the right and then it dropped off the radar. the trance ponder stopped transmitting and the crew stopped responding to radio calls. u.s. military and intelligence agencies say they have no information on these chinese images. and the chinese have been very vocal of the criticism of the malaysians and how this search has been conducted so far. lawrence, back to you. >> tom costello, thanks. u.s. officials tell nbc news tonight they, quote, cannot attest to the voracity of the chinese imagery. and a spokesperson for the u.s. seventh fleet, which is helping in the search tells nbc news they now have no plans yet to change their search area after the chinese satellite imagery. joining me now is john cox, a former us airways captain for 25 years and now ceo of safety operating systems. and a former american airlines captain for 30 years. john cox, what do you make of these new satellite photos? >> well, i think it's certainly evidence we need to look at. there has been a lot of conflicting information, and as a good investigative tea

just an hour's drive outside of stockholm to this chemical plant which turns swedish trees into paper. paper mills like this is historic les one of the main sources of. pollution so. it's quite natural to find it's in here and high concentrations here. these chemicals then move up the food chain. the more fatty the fish the more the pollutants are absorbed into the flesh some such as pesticides or b.c.b.s. are never eliminated and are called persistent organic pollutants. moving up the food chain they concentrate more and more in the fatty tissues. at the end of the chain a kilo of tuna or salmon is much more toxic than a kilo of small fish. consequently some fatty fish from the baltic have become unfit for consumption. so they are harder to find on the consumer's plate. so they find themselves in heavy demand in the market for making dry pellet fish feed. and that's where the toxicity builds up . back to in the dry pellet feed plant. to process the fed fish finials and cooks them in these large ovens. at the end of the line he obtains two very different products firstly protein powde

. >> stockholm syndrome. >> but when i was -- i mean after that one of the -- i was -- in 97i was over there living in ireland. there's still a lot of trouble going on. i remember there was a guy killed. he was married to the niece of the political wing of the ira. i went to a place -- >> what was the gown fiasco? >> it would have been 84. >> and our going 13 years for. >> yeah. now he's on the run by this time. a friend of mine knew came up to me and said, will you talk to someone so. and as soon as he said it and knew who he was, the nickname of this guy, the ira commander in an area but had been the ira commander during the hunger strikes in 1981. the city wants to talk to you. okay. tens of thousands of people lined up. i go. i went and put my hand out. he said yakima that was in the paper. i said yes he is. in that was all you wanted to talk about. i always wondered. what he portrayed himself to be just sort to be put you can't be , it's like being a little pregnant be can be a little and former. the ira would have put him in the chair. there would have gone information out of

it is cold and icy the folks in stockholm are saying how could that close a airport. foot of snow and keep airports open. liz: cleveland. they're used to all that. david: or denver. when we come back we go live to ukraine to speak to an investor who is there to find out whether he will pack up and go home or stick it out despite growing tensions with russia. liz: struggling retailer jcpenney getting a very bullish call from one gutsy investor who was here last week saying switch out from happel to -- apple to black berry. he is predicting rally, we're not going to tell you but the percentage is huge. what is behind the bullish stance on jcpenney? he is breaking it down. [ male announcer ] ands were made for playing. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to ma, now may be time to ask about xeljanz. xeljz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower you

to vietnamese controllers, and i did talk to the folks who run flight radar 24, which is out of stockholm to them this morning, and they say that's when they lost contact, their radar system lost contact at that moment and they show a slight jog to the right, which they say is consistent with every other flight that is on that path and headed to beijing. they don't show the jog to the left that the malaysian military has at times suggested that they saw. if you're confused, believe me, you're not alone. >> absolutely. and in the midst of this are families who do not know what happened to their loved ones. thank you very much, tom, greatly appreciate it. and we'll be right back with more of the breaking news, the explosion in harlem. right now, one confirmed fatality. mayor bill de blasio expected to speak about ten minutes from now, the top of the hour. we'll bring you the very latest, though, from that scene. [ male announcer ] this man has an accomplished research and analytical group at his disposal. ♪ but even more impressive is how he puts it to work for his clients. ♪ morning. morni

she has been the director of the stockholm international peace research initiative north america sinceoctober of 2011. and she has -- she is also currently on the international wires and has been on the board since 1998. so she has been involved in this realm and in this effort for many years and we are pleased to have formed a new partnership there and look forward to many more collaborations in the future. thank you again, doctor and i will give you the podium now. [applause] >> thank you and indeed this is the first of many events that we will do together. we are natural partners. women in international security and defense diplomacy and development. just a few words about wis it was an organization created in the 1980s, and really has a mission to support and promote women in the international peace and security broadly defined. we are an international membership organization composed of both women and men. we actually welcome men. we have a presence in 47 different countries and also we have active chapters here in the united states particularly in massachusetts. new york, florida

kind of like stockholm syndrome.avior. >> remember what he said conservatives, there is really no place for you here. those who believe what conservatives believe. let's look at sop of the stats here. we have a tax rate at 8.82% tax rate statewide. it's the eighth highest among states. by the way, many states don't have any. 136.3 billion in spending for 2014. that's up almost 2%. >> right. we should point out, the leader of this group, i believe, he is -- he basically lives in new york, but also, i think he is domiciled in florida where they don't have an income tax. >> that's him. >> why should someone in kansas care about this story? these guys are basically creating the groundwork for andrew cuomo if he runs for president in 2016. there is still an open question to whether hillary clinton runs. if she doesn't, this guy becomes the odds on favorite and these guys provide the names, connections, background, to help him run for president. there is two ways to look at it, to be duped or getting kick back s from the w

president wants it to have it seems like a variation on a regulatory capture you know it's almost a stockholmyndrome situation and since it's bizarre what about the president he he says he's going to reform the n.s.a. i've read critiques of this that suggest that it's going to be more window dressing nails that he's basically is in bed with with the n.s.a. as is dianne feinstein is a well. not not exactly the latest proposal is promising in the sense that it suggests and collection that said the devil is always in the details and we have an exe seen exactly what the president's proposal will do but the fact that the president recognizes that collecting hundreds of millions of americans phone records is not effective and not necessary for national security and risks privacy i think is a huge step and i would be remiss if i didn't mention it's a step we wouldn't have anybody taking were it not for the whistleblower edward snowden yeah absolutely deserves a lot of credit for all this was tweaker or maybe it was earlier this week the president had a meeting with a bunch of. silicon valley billion

manufacture arms to help track pollution making all those fancy thing designed to kill other people the stockholm international peace research institute put together a list of the top one hundred arms producing and military service companies in the world and guess which country is home to five out of the top six weapons makers on earth in terms of sales you got it america the number one company at making stuff to kill other people is blockade martin with thirty six billion dollars in arms sales for twenty five alone the number two companies boeing you know the airplane makers they sold more than twenty seven billion dollars worth of arms in two thousand and twelve great beyond was number four with more than twenty two billion in arms sales general dynamics was number five with over twenty billion in sales and northrop grumman was number six with just about twenty billion in sales of things that do nothing but coerce and kill people more than fifty percent of the arms sales by the full list of top one hundred companies or america we make and sell so many more weapons than any of the almost two hun