scientists at the stockholm environment institute a keystone xl would increase world greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 121 million tons of carbon die objection aid a year, four times as much as the state department said earlier this year. know what's really interesting is because a pipe lynn doesn't give off any emissions whatsoever. what's really interesting is how the scientists came to that conclusion, they say the pipeline will potentially boost production from the canadian oilsands, which is probably true, and all the extra oil will

just an hour's drive outside of stockholm to this chemical plant which turns swedish trees into paper. paper mills like this is historically one of the main sources of dioxin 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 fatty fish finials and cooks them in these large ovens. at the end of the line he obtains two very different products firstly prote

speech fromutrals stockholm. it is wednesday, august or team. i'm tom keene. adam johnson and olivia sterns. scarlet fu is off today. willis sparks is with us and joining us as well, david euros. new sales tax cut into consumer spending in japan. fallse properties sales 8.2 percent. a different story, though, and the u.k., where more people are working. we --just slightly where just slightly above where we are. >> and the german numbers yesterday, this is a blanket. would say there is a huge divergence between what is going on in the u.k. -- the strength is going to be the g7 economy and what is going on in the common -- the continent. it was signaled that perhaps rates could go up sooner in england. >> and the animal spirit in japan, which we forget is a large economy, 2.2% topline trailing gdp, that just does not get it done. >> no, no. what might get it done here in is mortgage applications. it is a volatile number. it goes back and forth. and when you focus on retail sales, that comes up at 8:30 a.m. we have some earnings. , comes in, actually at two dolla

connection to to that world another one you know this is one stockholm syndrome starts you know like and you just forget that there was a reason all the life and i mean. there are friends there are families and i can just forget about this. i just got a message from his brother. please please think twice about doing the same thing as he did that resulted in kidnapping. no matter what he tells us don't forget that he's under pressure and that it's possible someone is forcing him to convince us of go in there. now literally no one there when they've been the brother who was supposed to to go there with me. just to support the idea of me being there but actually i think. he doesn't want to go either. i was thinking about that about this pressure and for saying i know. my men at least i hope i do and they would never put me manger so sad to do it in who didn't talk. like can't make this decision without talking to him like doesn't matter what they're what other people say he's the only one who knows. and he's the only one i would trust. days my biggest concern and that actually is a like

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stockholm, at 18. let's move over to the americas where we are continuing to see the swirl on the satellite picture. that's going to be firing up rough weather for those of you across the central plains looking ahead into your thursday. then eventually into the weekend, i know it's labor day, you have outdoor plans here across the great lakes. well, be ready for that threat of some thunderstorms if you plan on going out and about. this is going to continue to develop and charge off there towards the northeast bringing strong cells with it and also traveling across this area is going to be a slow go. the other thing this has been doing, it's pulling in warm air from the south. we had this cool down in chicago over towards toronto. the temperature is going to rebound back into the high 20s, possibly the low 30s. things are going to warm up. it's going to be hot and muggy out there. let's wrap things up here into eastern asia. showers in the forecast. south of that, a weak tropical depression. i don't exp

. >> the blaze north of stockholm has already claimed at least one life. firefighters have been unable to contain the flames which broke out last week. scandinavia is experiencing its hottest summer in more than two decades. that does it for us on the journal. thank you for watching. >> "euromaxx highlights" and here is your host. >> hello and welcome to "euromaxx highlights." let's have a look at our favorite reports of the week. it took more than two years to develop the official 2014 world cup ball. euromaxx checks out a new tourist attraction in wales. italians celebrate a huge summer party along the adriatic coast . germany's national soccer coach sepp herberger made the following observation about the beautiful game 60 years ago -- the ball is round and the game lasts 90 minutes. not much has changed except today a good soccer ball has to be so much more than just round. for the world cup, it's designed with good aerodynamics and style in mind.

we look into the middle of the week way above average for helsinki and kiev and stockholm. definitely dangerous heat. make sure you are taking precautions. >>> let's take a look at north america. we have a cold front pushing off the eastern seaboard. notice the bright clouds down towards the caribbean. this is tropical storm bertha. it was responsible for causing problems in puerto rico during the weekend. the good news is because of the cold front on the eastern half of the united states that will push the system further out to sea. it will strengthen into a hurricane as we go into monday night and tuesday. it will drift further and further towards the north and not hitting land as we go through the next several days. rain for the eastern half of the u.s. at least eastern seaboard from d.c. into atlanta and looking out for possibility of flooding with the monsoonal low. look out for that. 27 for a high in los angeles. rain in the u.s. and eastern seaboard as we go through our monday. here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene ota

connection to the world another one you know this is one stockholm syndrome starts you know like and you just forget that there was a reason all the life and i mean. there are friends and family and i can just forget about this. i just got a message from his brother. please please think twice about doing the same thing that he deed that's resulted in kidnapping. no matter what he tells us don't forget that he's under pressure and that it's possible someone is forcing him to convince us of go in there. now literally no one. oh. my man at least i hope i do and he would never put me manger so sad to do it in who didn't talk. like conn's make this decision without talking to him like doesn't matter what the what other people say he's the only one who knows. and he's the only one i would trust. is my biggest concern and that actually is a likely scenario that i could be kidnapped as soon as i'm there. it is dangerous yeah i mean. yes it is stupid. how can i protect myself this is the same. if they discover i'm a russian journalist hundred percent i'm going to be kidnapped and hundred perc

stockholm a chance for rain for friday. back towards the west london high of only 19. this has been a week of very cool temperatures for you. teens expected once again coming up for friday. rain in paris and down towards the south here. 37 degrees for athens with sunny skies. again, we are talking about hot conditions. please make sure that you stay hi hydrated and stay cool out there. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. 6 . >>> and that was this hour's news round up. thanks for watching. # gg99Ññwççsx4xc >> thanks for joining us on "france 24." the u.s. defense secretary calls the threat from the islamic state organization we aunt anything we have seen. he says the extremist militants are an imminent threat to u.s. interests. the first trucks in a russian convoy cross into eastern ukraine. ukrainian state security chief calls it a direct invasion by russia. senegal joins south africa in closing borders to prevent the spread of ebola as one

and this is not stockholm syndrome, and i am not saying that they were innocent at all, but that is just to feel in captivity, a seedling of compassion for those boys." >> physically i was in chains on the floor and i had no power, no control over that, but i still had the power to choose my response to what was happening to me, to hold on to my own morals and my own values. i knew somehow at the deepest part of my being that if i chose forgiveness, that experience just would not have the power to crush me. >> lindhout still wrestles with hatred and anger, as she did in captivity. but then and now she tries to choose forgiveness. >> of course, i was angry for everything that was happening to me, but as time went on in captivity, i just realized for my own self, for self-preservation, that i couldn't stay trapped in that emotion, that i had to try to find ways to let it out, and that's when i started developing practices like choosing forgiveness in captivity. >> you said the mind at one point, this is i think when your hands and your feet were bound, the mind almost became muscular you s

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accounting of where the books were sent after they were printed in the netherlands show none went to stockholm. the still others argue that the cia's role was limited and this was all great work of organizations the agency sponsored. bottom line, there was lots of speculation but very few facts. i came to the story in moscow in 2007 where i was a correspondent for "the washington post". i wrote a story about a russian writer's claim that the cia published dr. zhivago in russian to win the nobel prize for pasternak. as i noted, that was ip accurate. but at the time -- inaccurate. but at the time i began to read about pastor name and dr. zhivago, the decade pasternak spent writing it, his deeply ambivalent relationship with the soviet state and the strange bond between him and stalin each though they only spoke once and on the phone. his messy private life. he had, essentially, two families, and the state never imprisoned pasternak, but they did strike at him indirectly by putting his mistress in the gulag twice. the early hostile reaction to the novel from the state publisher and literary -- [i

temperatures for the high. 18 for london, 19 in paris a little wet over there, 18 in berlin and stockholm. a little warmer towards the east, toward the southern balkan peninsula 34 degrees under sunny conditions. let's wrap things up with a look at north america. a low pressure system that was responsible for some intense weather earlier this week is now weakening, continuing to push toward the east. we have this wrap-around moisture that also may be bringing some strong weather, possibly coming up for our wednesday. so look out for maybe some thunderstorms over in denver with a high of 32 degrees. 35 in oklahoma city. the deep south, dealing with that unstable weather pattern, so chance of rain and thunderstorms in d.c. and in atlanta and we do have a low dropping in los angeles, we may also be seeing some rain coming up for our wednesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us. >> time for 60 minutes around the world on "france 24." these are today's

. >>> researchers from the stockholm evince constitute say the state department underestimated the amountf pollution that the xl pipeline would create. they say the alberta to texas project will result in lower oil prices but that raises demand and creates four times the amount of global warming pollution. >>> some other stories making news this morning. researchers at auburn university have developed a promising compound that could help treat diseases like ebola and not a moment too soon. nearly 1,000 have died in what has been called the largest outbreak ever recorded. according to "the new york times," it all started with a 2-year-old boy. >>> she says she thought she was going to die. now the woman at the center of this video is sharing her story for the first time. marlene told associated press that she felt like the california highway patrol officer was going to kill her. and afterwards, she would often wake up screaming. the officer is on desk duty pending an investigation. >> he spent five years in a u.s. prison but the man they call the prince of pot is going home. canada handed

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in stockholm a rival marches involving neil not season on the fascists have ended in violent clashes with police some one hundred fifty members of the far right party gathered for a pre-election rally a much larger country demonstration then develop with many protesters voicing anger against police for protecting the extremists the party of the sweets for me known as the national socialist front wants to end of migration on prevent nine months from getting citizenship. the european union has replaced two of its top officials polish prime minister dull tusk has been appointed president of the european council taking over from herman van rompuy italy's foreign minister federica rina being voted in as the e.u. senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep division within the twenty eight nation bloc over the ukraine crisis relations with russia on how to revive economic growth. a look at the changing face of russia's transport system coming up next in technology update if you're in the u.k. it's boom bust with. if you look at my generation of america

. >> the vice chair was in stockholm yesterday. he said that it reflects an aging population.there is considerable uncertainty about how much is due to the sluggish economy. >> this is where the fight is evolving to inside the fed. dovesogs and the hawks -- and hawks. we picked up on the demographic population problem. youust two years from now are looking at 10,000, 230 turning- 10,230 people legally the age 67 who can just exit. that is unbelievable. the key thing is when we look pass that to say to ourselves and in addition to that effect, it is also an issue about if the economy could grow faster eric . closer to 3% or better. would people in the prime age levels be able to reattach? >> when the time does come for to raise interest rates, do they have the tools to maintain them near their target level even with the fed massive balance sheet? are they correct in being able to maintain you that cargo level -- target level? key point.the they mentioned a few years back they would prefer to start shrinking the balance sheet and then hike rates. i think they are now realizing t

a swedish woman that he knew in ethiopia said she spotted him twice in a park in stockholm. neighbor from maryland, she and her husband saw brad bishop in basel, switzerland on a train, stared at him right in his eyes. and then there was roy harrell, who was a friend and colleague. >> all these years, i really thought nothing more about brad bishop until sorrento. i don't normally speak to people in men's rooms. i thought he was a vagrant. he was sitting there when i came and stood right next to him and for some reason turned. in my mind's eye, i stripped off the beard and saw the richard, i'd seen him in washington, d.c. i just impulsively said, "you're brad bishop, aren't you?" and he began trembling and shaking. said "oh, god, no." and turned and ran. i have no doubt that -- that it was him. >> after that many years, a book was all of a sudden found. >> it really is as good as a bloody fingerprint at the scene. [ man ] cortana, when my wife calls remind me to tell her happy anniversary. [ cortana ] next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. [ siri ] oh no, i cannot

scientists at the stockholm environmental institute says keystone would increase, four times as muchs the state department said earlier this year, now what's really interesting because a pipeline doesn't give off any emissions whatsoever. what's really interesting is how the scientists came to that conclusion. they say the pipeline will potentially boost production from the canadian oil sands, which is probably true, and all the extra oil will reduce price he by about $3 a barrel. cheaper oil prices the study argues will increase oil consumption and boost pollution. you got that? all right. stephen lee is the founder of financial analyst lead group, he doesn't buy that. he says finding and producing more oil will not lead to more consumption. i should say he is the author of being books on the economy and an comiflt and investor and oil expert. stephen i don't buy this theory either. let's show you the chart about production and consumption. we have producing and production has been decreasing. it's hard to see but how much we have scoormd has been going down since 2004 and the amoun

across portions of sweden, we know 120 kilometers away from stockholm, impressive fire situation in thisyou measure the amount of coverage we're talking about 150 square kilometers. roughly the size of the district of columbia in the united states. that's the largest fire in 40 years. improved conditions with wetter weather headed in this direction. tropical storm bertha never impacted the united states directly. it's going to cruise across the atlantic ocean. sometime later this weekend, remnants of it at this point, nontropical storm, will bring in plenty of rainfall in western europe and speeden early next week. at least good news with that across the area of europe. piggyback out toward the pacific ocean. we have hurricane iselle in place. look at the weakening take place as of the last hour here. still rather impressive on satellite imagery. iselle is a weak category two hurricane. look at it fizzle out here in the last hour or so. running into very cool waters, this is a hurricane graveyard. one of the main reasons why hawaii has only been impacted twice in recorded history. iselle

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