altie stockholm sweden. and we start our world of aid with two deadly explosions in nigeria some viewers may find a food which the stir being while the attacks happen during a rush hour at a bus station in the capital of georgia and killed at least thirty five from local militant group boko haram is suspected of carrying out the attack it wants to turn nigeria into an islamic state the organization is also being blamed for two attacks last week that killed sixty eight people. in greece a plan to open shops on sundays has sparked clashes injuring at least two people hundreds of retail employees blocked athens main shopping district shouting slogans against extension of their working hours police used pepper spray and tear gas to disperse the protesters instability has rocked the country since the debt crisis in two thousand and nine with people angry at a stereo measures implemented by the e.u. . in kansas city in the us a man has opened fire at a jewish community center killing three people a teenage boy wit

stockholm sweden. and we start our world of date with two deadly explosions in nigeria some viewers may find food it's disturbing how the attacks happened during rush hour at a bus station in the capital of georgia police say seventy one people have been killed and over one hundred twenty wounded local militant group boko haram is suspected of carrying out the attack and it wants to turn it into an islamic state here in ization has become increasingly active over the past months targeting civilians it accuses of collaborating with security forces. in very nice plan to open shops on sundays has sparked clashes injuring at least two people hundreds of retail employees blocked asons main shopping district shouting slogans against the extension of their working hours police used pepper spray and tear gas to disperse the protesters instability has rocked the country since the debt crisis in two thousand and nine it was people angry at a staring measures implemented by invasion. in kansas city the us in the

stockholm sweden. they head of the european security mission to ukraine says there's no evidence of russian troops in the region president putin dismissed claims of a military presence during a lengthy think t.v. phone and why he was questioned about the kremlin's response to the crisis. the suit me that's absolute drivel is that there are no russian units in eastern ukraine no special forces but no instructors let them look for yourself the people have literally taken off their must you must. in your face sheet are they completely out of the market since they're sending tanks troops and artillery against their citizens that is also on earth are you going to be shooting at. us this. is a spin or self-defense units were backed by our troops it was the only way to guarantee a fair and safe referendum free from radicalism a military version. of the. lot of our stock we must unite to stay competitive and to live in the english rapidly changing world us busselton to me. you're a hero of when you rock afghan

stockholm sweden. has got some other world news in brief for you now starting with a massive forest fire that's left at least twelve people dead and destroyed up to two thousand homes in chile red alerts been declared in the port city of paraiso where thousands of people have fled more than a thousand firefighters several planes and helicopters have been battling the blaze large parts of the area are without electricity and many residents are said to be suffering from smoke inhalation the fire broke out in a nearby forest but was pushed towards the city before strong winds. house where around five hundred protesters took to the streets of the german capital calling for the global freedom of movement last week city workers demolished a refugee camp that it occupied a burden square two years some demands of the african refugees who inhabited the camp were met by authorities during the negotiations for them to leave the square still the requests regarding asylum or shelter have been ignored provoking hung

stockholm sweden. and after the break we'll look at the problems of racial profiling by canadian police in montreal stay with us here on our twitter. you know people always say democracy should mean power by the people of the people hopefully sometimes for the people but when this people power system gets discussed it basically boils down to voting and being able to stand around with a sign but that is a very narrow view one new russian law broadens the idea of democracy by giving citizens the ability to defend public order by working with the police or forming their own peoples militias the law also forces local and regional governments to create the conditions necessary for these militias called geno's to thrive i think this is a good thing because despite our supposedly love for people power we're pretty much helpless in a modern democratic system to do anything about crimes and bad behavior that we see the government wants us to keep our heads down mouths shut and call the police for any and all pr

altie stockholm sweden. and some more headlines this hour in pakistan abbas has rounded high speed into trailer parks at the side of the highway killing forty two people nearly half of the victims all women and children at least another twenty people were injured in the crash in the south of the country some are in a serious condition. it's eight people are now confirmed to have died in the very accident of the south korean coast that's up to divers finally managed to enter the bout and retrieve bodies from inside the sunken liner nearly two hundred people are still missing. at that time going to unify say northern iraq has left at least ten people dead police say a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance of the campus while a gunman and another bomb were killed by security forces bloodshed have been searching across iraq as a prepares for parliamentary elections later this month. portables historic sad tale paul also was once a glittering tourist hot spot attracting thousands of visitors i guess but

this is rex discriminatory i'm on the outskirts of stockholm around four thousand bodies are created on the site every year and each person who passes through here leaves behind a legacy and i mean they've played a small part in keeping the people of stockholm warm during the harsh swedish winter. there were other criminals or eames in sweden that were doing this before us spends way the first one in the stockholm area we have others which use the haze to warm up the building and surrounding buildings but they're not connected to the city's main heating system so exactly how does the process work for the furnace is below us can reach temperatures of up to twelve hundred degrees celsius on the hot smoke and up here and is called by this machine or a hundred fifty different pipes through which the smoke is pumped and then capsulated encased by cold water and throughout the process the cold water is heated and then the hot water is sent to the public meeting system for years there's been heated debate about renewable energy and continuing damage to the environment fuel storage is here b

altie stockholm sweden sun take a look at some other headlines making news around the world this hour we start in pakistan thirty three people have been killed after a bus rammed into a trailer parked at the side of a highway at least another twenty people were injured in the crash in the south of the country with several in serious condition officials say it is not clear what caused the bus to veer out of its land. sixty two people are now confirmed to have died in the ferry accident off the south korean coast that is after divers finally managed to enter the boat and retrieve bodies from inside the sunken liner nearly two hundred fifty people are still missing meanwhile scuffles erupted between police and relatives of the victims they were trying to march to the capital in protest over the slow pace of the rescue operation. portugal's historic city of porto was once a glittering a tourist hot spot attracting thousands of visitors each year but now many of its neighborhoods have turned into miserable slums residents blame three hard years of austerity for the city's descent into squa

stockholm sweden. for some other global headlines in pakistan a bus rammed at high speed into a trailer park at the side of a highway killing forty two people nearly half the victims are women and children another twenty people at least wounded in the crash in the south of the country some in serious condition officials say it's unclear what caused the bus to veer out of its lane. fifty eight confirmed to have died in a ferry accident off the south korean coast after divers finally managed to enter the boat and retrieve bodies from inside the sunken liner nearly two hundred fifty people remain missing while scuffles erupted between police and relatives of the victims are trying to march in the capital to protest the slow pace of the rescue operation. and attack on a shiite private college in northern iraq has left at least ten dead police say a suicide bomber blew himself up against a campus gunman and another bomber were reportedly killed by security forces bloodshed has been rising across iraq as a p

since he was based here in london the uk high court upheld an extradition warrant the sentences stockholm the day and at once here to the ecuadorian embassy on to the nineteen twenty twelve to claim political asylum. doc did not happen the uk foreign sector the william hague said that he would not be a light safe passage to fight if the country. it's not a reason he's been here since that date to nineteen twenty twelve almost two years he's been here all the streets in this building. you know real art scene in london one of the u s soldiers on the ground there in eastern baghdad during the two thousand seven incident ran to the scene of devastation to discover small children and one of the many dance he's made a low pass that down. army veteran equal the court hewitt described to her the trauma of that day but it made him realize that the us mission in iraq and how it affected his life the video that could win two weeks on the map. true time of war iraq and leave him in private first class of friendly manning and military detention. our retention and even the corridor he was just another

she rocks the crematorium on the outskirts of stockholm.a round of four thousand for the sick are made on the signs and for you. each person who crosses through it leaves behind a legacy. and they played a small part in keeping with the postal code and warm to the harsh swedish winter they were of the crematorium since we've been doing this before especially the first one in this open area we have others which is the heats to warm up the building and surrounding buildings with an all connected to the city's main heating system. so exactly how what does the press as well. listed below us in return is about twelve hundred degrees celsius and holds my hands up here it is cooled by this machine i would hate or hundred and fifty different types for which despite his palms of their calculated and ice cold water on first us the cold war service he says the whole pool to send to the didn't exist. she has been heated debate about when you avoided jail time continuing damage to the environment. authorities believe the season ideal solution to persist

it starts haunting stockholm sweden. i was her world of the lists you deaf or explosions in nigeria some viewers may find it for this disturbing while the attacks happened during rush hour at one stage in the capital of bhutan killed at least thirty five people. local militant group of iran is suspected of carrying out the attack was to nigerians an islamic state the right is the thrills of being blamed for two attacks last week that killed sixty eight people . lisa plan to open shops and sundays and sparkle and fifteen during these two people hundreds of retail includes block accountants main shopping district shouting slogans against extension of your working hours. police used pepper spray and tear gas to disperse the protesters instability has rocked the country since the debt prices in two thousand and nine with people angry. this daring measures implemented want it to you. in kansas city in the last amanda's opened fire at a jewish community center killing three people a teenage gunshots a critical condition in hos

otty stockholm sweden. time to get some other world news in brief now. and we'll start in greece where a plan to open shops on sundays has sparked clashes injuring at least two people hundreds of retail employees port towns main shopping district shouting slogans against the extension of their working hours police used pepper spray and tear gas to disperse the protesters instability has rocked the country since the debt crisis in two thousand and ten with people angry at us thirty measures implemented by the . house where a massive forest fires left at least twelve people dead and destroyed up to two thousand homes in chile red alerts been declared in the port city of valparaiso where thousands of people have fled from the thousand firefighters several planes and helicopters have been battling the blaze large parts of the area are without electricity and many residents are said to be suffering from smoke inhalation the fire broke out in a nearby forest that was pushed towards the city by strong winds. around five hundred protesters took to the streets of

ukraine will have legal proceedings against us from this it would be directed to stockholm arbitration. this was stated by the prime minister took it right or center left in it today he said that ukraine had already signed a three arbitration going on to the sprawl. i promise this debate school dux for natural gas. if raw shot three times the price of two hundred and sixty eight us dollars the one thousand cubic meters. if they do not manage to reach an agreement with the monopolistic in the two days they will challenge this decision in court. in addition to prime minister informed that ukraine agreed with the barking dogs the first match on gossip lights. i respected memorandum was signed to die well done exactly the supply so start with the unknown for now. i use the built in terms of this memorandum. yet eight billion cubic feet of gas after paisley and that you are ready. after the seventy piece that was in power recall that in the mountains by the increased with the beach. this matter as it is a great achievement here we can go shopping despite the fact that the us delight is grad

this is what my day seems to be a roaring success it starts haunting stockholm sweden.reak the look of the problems of racial profiling by canadian police in montreal. stay with us during our dinner. i know the room. ill people always say democracy should mean how or why the people of the people we sometimes for the people. when this people power system gets disgusted with the boils down to voting and being able to scan the book aside. but that is very narrow view. one new washer law broadens the idea of democracy by giving citizens the ability to defend order by working with the police or forming their own peoples malicious the law also forces local and regional governments to create the conditions necessary for these militias called her she knows to arrive. i think this is a good thing because despite our suppose a blow for people power. we're pretty much helpless a modern democratic system to do with anything about crimes and bad behavior that we see the covered want is to keep our heads down mouth shut and call the police for any and all problems and who knows when

stockholm sweden. a quick reminder of our breaking news from eastern ukraine here in r.t. international three people are reported to being killed at a shootout in the town of. it happened at a checkpoint set up by anti protestors we have a confirmation from doctors that are several people with gunshot wounds have been brought to hospitals it's thought two of the attackers were also killed a media report saying weapons were found in the attackers vehicles and items indicating links to the radical right sector movement. art is ahead for you here on out see international will give you an exclusive insight into the work of oxys correspondents and the news team in germany. over one million children have voted with their lunch money and have stopped eating lunch is based on the standards of michelle obama's anti obesity campaign many students find the lunches offered under the terms of the healthy hunger free kids act to be either far too small or far too baffling some of the meals are so unappealing that many youngsters are throwing up photos of the food on to twitter firstly y

stockholm sweden. will do some brief tonight reporting first two deadly explosions in nigeria and i find the footage coming up as well but upsetting it to the attacks happened during rush hour bus station accountable police say at least seventy one people have been killed over one hundred twenty wounded there local militant group boko haram suspect the carrying out that attack it wants to turn nigeria into the islamic state the organizations become increasingly active over the past few months as well targeting civilians it accuses of collaborating with the security forces. this is asx greece plan to open shops on sundays a spot clashes is certain left two people at least injured hundreds of retail employees you seeing there blocking athens main shopping district shouting slogans against the extension of the working hours the shoes pepper sprayed tear gas to try to disperse the instabilities what the country since the crisis in two thousand and nine with people angry at their story should measures imple

a two-hour drive north of stockholm. >> someone played pool. >> they just hung out.ey were all athletic, playing soccer and hockey. so did i. when i walked in they had a beautiful pool room. if not the nicest one in sweden. they had 14 tables in there. perfect lighting. i went well, this is cool. never heard of in my life before. i played a couple of times it became instantly obsessed. i knew after the second time i played, this is what i want to do. >> just to understand, you're a champion. you have won the women's professional billiard association championship. you have traveled all over the world doing this. did you ever think that you would be the queen of pool? your nickname is the striking viking. >> the sweetest thing. you do not set out to be a star or someone who changes the game, or a legend. you play because you love it. then, all this other stuff, winning championships, getting inducted into the hall of fame, making a change in the sport comes as you are doing what you already love to do. >> what is the sport of pool? tell us about the individual games an

" says germany still has very strong ties to its former occupier and it likens this to a sort of stockholmyndrome. >> vladimir putin's strategies are very worrisome to many in the west. they are wondering how far his ambition goes. >> this article talks about insatiable. after gobbling up crimea, the russian bear is trying to take another bite out of ukraine. inside, "the economist" says the cost of stopping the russian bear is high, but it will only get higher if the west does nothing. it calls for reinforcement of nato troops in central and eastern europe as well as widening visa restrictions for russian oligarchs and their families. "the economist" calls on the west to impose sanctions on russia similar to those on iran. will that be enough? that is another thing magazines are taking a closer look at this week. a new weekly in france says that putin's logic often seems to escape reality for a lot of people in the west. it is very foreign to us. it calls putin the man -- putin the man we love to hate. another magazine takes an in-depth look at vladimir putin, a profile of him, promises t

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the stockholm international peace research institute said in its annual report issued on monday that global military expenditure totalled $1.75 trillion in 2013. that's down 1.9 points from a year before and marks two straight years of decline. the institute attributes the fall mainly to the world's top military spender, the united states. the country cut its defense expenditure by 7.8% to $640 billion. helped reduce its massive budget deficit. european countries also spent less on their militaries. but china's budget grew by 7.4% last year reaching $188 billion. the country now has the world's second largest military spending. russia follows with an increase of 4.8% as the country has been modernizing its armed forces. its military spending now totals $87.8 billion. total military expenditure in southeast asia rose 5%. the philippines and vietnam increased their military spending. they're engaged in territorial disputes with china over islands in the south china sea. officials in southwestern japan say they have detected the h5 strain of the bird flu virus in dead chickens at a poul

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military spending found last year by china and russia continue building up their armed forces the stockholm international peace research institute said global military expenditure totalled one point seven five trillion dollars in two thousand thirteen. down one point nine points from a year before and mike's two straight years of decline. these kitschy beats the fall mainly to the world's top military spending in the united states the country cut its defence expenditure by seven point eight percent to six hundred and forty billion dollars to help reduce its massive budget deficit. year ten countries also spent less on their militaries. but china's budget grew by seven point four percent last year reaching one hundred and eighty billion dollars the country now has the world's second largest military spending. why show follows with an increase of four point eight percent as the country has been modernizing its envoy says it's in military spending now totals eighty seven point eight billion dollars expenditure in southeast asia rose to five percent the big spenders but the philippines and viet

incentives to put a focus on the sentimental ties to clean the theme files a claim against hostile to the stockholm allocation to consider the gas contract stated in the midst of and jake get it done on friday eight am something of the cause of death from unclean and i extremely complex double the cost of depression killed almost doubled in april so the government as necessary documents to address a crisis involving international experts and holding negotiations with european partners are the two neighbors gas supplies. to keep you. this touches to her surprise on his decision under conditions which are open to all but the european cancer by companies that reading posts will be the jam and peanut and a french company guests at suppressing instruments. the uss tram was cut ties to manipulate ukraine with the little cute prize. washington a second in the resource is overpriced and is ready to help ukraine cleaned the energy dependence walk into a national survey it would be. i guess. he claims to march against the government to the dentist is very is the most is using the shipment of this lack of dis

to a new report by leading defence think tank says the global spending drop slightly dusty at the stockholm international peace research institute says big players trip there but that's about it from the fallout from the two thousand eight financial crisis but as some pullback of this to the opposite. military expenditure around the world dropped by one point nine percent last year. the main reason was that some big spenders in the west trim their budgets. but many other regions spent more on armaments. especially africa where military spending jumped by eight point three percent over the year before united states spent the most on its military. a whopping four hundred sixty billion euro us. still that is nearly eight percent less than in twenty twelve. the us as lower costs as it withdraws its troops from afghanistan countries that spend more on their armed forces include china and one hundred thirty five billion euro is russia at sixty three billion and saudi arabia to forty eight billion. germany increased its military spending by nearly seven percent to thirty five billion euros ranking

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. >>> wall street journalist in stockholm described how the purchase by microsoft was a serious move. >> microsoft struggled to compete with apple and google and needed something to improve the odds in this space. that's why nokia and microsoft have been cooperating closely. that's the rationale behind the deal. microsoft will have a lot of work to do with the handset business. it's not in great shape. the market position is dismal. they have 4-5% of the total market, and a lot of work to do with the unit, if they want the acquisition to mean something. >>> still to come - could cracks appear in rafael nadal's game. find out what happened in the clay at barcelona's sport. >>> he's one of the well-known playwrights, if not the best. 400 years after his birth william shakespeare still inspires. celebrations are taking place in the u.k. we report from the bard's stratford upon avon. >> reporter: william shakespeare wrote that all the world is a stage. no truer words could be said when it comes to his plays. 400 years after his birth, this play "hamlet" will tour every part of the world.

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these oxymoronic things called honor killings, if we just apologize enough under some version of the stockholmdrome they'll forgive us. the other absurd explanation was he said what other kind of extremists are there in libya? there aren't mormon extremists. there aren't episcopalian extremists. the problem with that, martha is in their own documents they call it islamic extremists. so they're willing to say it to each other but they won't tell the american people, which leads to the third explanation. remember the narrative. osama bin laden is dead, and al qaeda's on the run. but we certainly can admit, six weeks before an election, that al qaeda's not on the run. they're at the front door of our facility in benghazi, murdering our ambassador, and setting it on fire. heavens knows we can't make that admission. >> all right. congressman, thank you very much for being with us tonight. trey gowdy. >> yes, ma'am. so there is the view from capitol hill you just heard from trey gowdy, and then there is another view. mark teesen is a "washington post" columnist, also a presidential speechwriter in t

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high court upheld an extradition warrant to send him to stockholm he then went here to the ecuadorian embassy on june the nineteen twenty twelve to claim political asylum did not stop in the u.k. foreign secretary william hague said that he would not be allowed safe passage for the country it's not reason he's been here since the date june nineteenth two thousand and twelve almost two years he's been here all this street in this building you know no meal artsy london. one of the u.s. soldiers on the ground in eastern baghdad during the two thousand and seven incident ran to the scene of the devastation to discover small children in one of the minivans artist mega lopez sat down with army veteran ethan mccord who described to her the trauma of that day what it made him realize about the u.s. mission in iraq and how it affected his life. the way he was the video that put wiki leaks on the map turned the tide of war in iraq and landed private first class bradley manning in military detention but for army veteran ethan mccord it was just another day on duty the helicopters are approximate

shares are currently suspended in stockholm.e details will be released later. >>> also in the tech sector, brendan nyse has stepped down from mow zill la over his opposition to gay marriage. the news took traction when he took over as ceo last week. >>> grubhub has priced its offering at $26 a share. that's above the range it was raised this week. the food delivery service jumped over $2 billion. grubhub will trade today under the ticker g-r-u-b. >>> and imf health has priced its ipo at around 20 bucks, just above the mid point in its expected range. the ims will trade on the nyse under its symbol, i-m-f. >>> now, you can sit and have a chance to earn a piece of the friendly confines. reports say the owners of the chicago cubs may sell shares in the team to the public. the rickets family, who made their fortune from ameritrade, bought the cubs back in 2009. shares would help fund the expansion of wrigley field. there's a bit of baseball history. >>> and david letterman has decided to call it quits. the long-time host of cbs's la

we'll cross over to stockholm to speak to the ceo on a first on cnbc. >>> we'll cross out to japan later on. >>> plus, could the bank of england's policymakers be moving closer to an interest rate hike? we'll have the minutes from their last meeting in around 15 minutes time. >>> and yum brands beats the street thanks to a new add campaign and menu in china. will investors eat up the stock when the investment opens state side? we'll ask a market analyst. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> ukraine's acting president h

joining us on the phone from stockholm is the ceo of seb, annika falkangren.otal of more than 2 billion. how concern ready you about these exposures? >> these exposures, i'm not worried because those are closely connected with our corporates, so they're related to that. i think more what can be worrisome is, of course, the change of activity overall. that could impact the economy, which might be impacted. >> how much impact has there been so far? this crisis has been beginning on for a little while. it looks like we're seeing stability come and then market. >> we've seen positive gdp numbers, driven by rising private consumption and increase exports. if this continued and the development worsens we'll have to see it impacted. of course it can be trade hurdles that will impact. i think there's an overall sentiment. >> no doubt you've had a lot of discussions about managing these exposures. is it fair to say you won't be taking on any fresh exposures to ukraine or russia at this point? >> i think it's important for us, being the leading corporate bank of the nor

the profit there over in stockholm up 19%.overing. i had an exclusive interview with the ceo today here on the floor of the nyse as he meets american investors. yes, rebounding in europe. but from a low base. take a listen. >> pricing in europe is a little bit competitive -- certainly competitive, because the demand is down from the peak in the mid-2,000, 20%, even though it's turning off a low base. it's still a deflationary market. we need to make it on the turn of new profits. >> one more before i hand you back. alstom has been suspended from parade in paris as the french government, french regulator goes, could you please clarify the situation? is general electric going to attempt some sort of takeover, or will it be only for those -- the energy options within that? so, guys, since the market is now closed, you could get an announcement from them, clarification as to where they are with ge. but i wouldn't hold your breath. we could be -- >> yeah, i think it will be a while. thank you, simon. >>> nike ceo mark packer is wit