these attacks happened months ago at a music festival in stockholm.public is only hearing about it now in the wake of the german attacks. the swedish police admit to concealing the details. but why? sweden prides itself on being an open and tolerant society. but for police to reveal a suspect's ethnicity or nationality seems to be one of the country's last taboos. reporter: in summer, this part of central stockholm is home to an annual music festival. the event has recently been in the headlines due to revelations of mass sexual assaults. sienna lansky was among those accosted last year, and who have decided to go public. >> suddenly we were surrounded by men touching us everywhere. it was really crowded, so you couldn't tell who was who and where they came from. we were surrounded, and were really scared. i think a lot of them were afghan men, but not only. there were many others too. reporter: she was among the thousands attending a free music festival hosted by the local -- municipal government called "we are stockholm". over 30 women have now repo

kelly cobiella went to stockholm to follow the money. >> reporter: at the philadelphia church in stockholm, they've traded the collection plate for the collect a mat. select the card, choose your donation. nearly all giving is by plastic or app. >> we have seen a tremendous increase, especially among young people. >> reporter: across million at coffee shops and lunch counters, everyone of every age is going cashless. >> i've always used card. wherever i go. taxis, shops, everything. >> reporter: sweden still prints money but less of it. only about 20% of transactions are in cash. in the u.s., it's 40%. atms are disappearing and most major banks won't accept cash deposits. with new technology, the cashless economy is open to almost anyone. no spare change for the magazine to help the homeless? no problem. companies like shoe store swedish has-beens say they've lowered cost. no need for a register, safe or trips to the bank. >> there you go. >> reporter: even the man who wrote abba's "money, money, money" is a fan. the abba museum is cash free. no bills means less risk of theft. >> there's n

church in `` stockholm, they've `` traded the collection `` plate. `` select the card, `` choose your donation. `` nearly all giving is `` by plastic or app. `` >> we have seen a `` tremendous increase, `` especially among young `` people. `` >> reporter: across `` this country of 9 `` million, at coffee `` shops and lunch `` counters, everyone of `` every age is going `` cashless. `` >> i've always used `` card. `` taxis, shops, `` everything. `` >> reporter: sweden `` still prints money but `` less of it. `` only about 20% of `` transactions are in `` cash. `` in the u.s., it's 40%. `` atms are disappearing `` and most major banks `` won't accept cash `` deposits. `` with new technology, `` the cashless economy `` is open to almost `` anyone. `` no spare change for `` the magazine to help `` the homeless? `` no problem. `` companies like shoe `` store swedish `` has-beens say they've `` lowered cost. `` no need for a `` register, safe or `` trips to the bank. `` >> there you go. `` >> reporter: even the `` man who wrote abba's `` "money, money, money" `` is a fan. `` the abba museum

on friday a gang of masked men ran to the streets of stockholm threatening to attack refugees. >> reporter: police moved in when protesters from two rival groups began to fight. an anti refugee group was calling for the resignation of their prime minister. they're angry their country of ten million allowed in 160,000 asylum seekers last year. facing them were more than 200 anti fascists. >> translation: i was pulled down to the ground and one tried to kick me. i managed to grab his foot. the police stopped the incident. >> reporter: swedish police are on heightened alert deploying officers and helicopter surveillance. they made several arrests on friday after a gang of some 100 masked men ran through the streets, threatening some refugees and attacking others. >> the target were younger children, children or youths within the central station. of course, a lot of these

let's take this on and speak to christian who is a professional of journalism at stockholm universityhis is certainly a very troubling development isn't it? >> it is troubling and we had another demonstration this evening in stockholm of a far right group with also a counter demonstration by antiracist where a few of the antiracist were also attacked and it's an external crisis for democracy. >> a growing trend across europe. >> it does and i mean if we look at neighbors in denmark and finland we know what has been going on in denmark in the last week with decision to take money from refugees to pay for it and finland also reports of vigilante gangs so very much the nordic methodology or image of social democracy and humanitarian has taken a hit, whether or not that is deserved or not on the basis of this particular group last night is to be seen but i think globally the reputation of sweden is definitely changing. >> right your a professor at stockholm and how is the media handing that and not much support for the violence itself but it's a big point of discussion and debate at the m

police hadn't mentioned the incidents at the "we are stockholm festival", until a swedish newspaper reported on them over the weekend. the newspaper crimes linked to migrants-- for fear of playing into the hands of a far-right anti-immigration swedish political party. a police spokesman admitted: police should have reported the incidents -- but denied they purposefully kept the crimes quiet. a city government official said many of the detained were from afghanistan-- and carrying temporary i-d-cards issued to asylum-seekers. about 20 teenage girls filed complaints of sexual assault, and about 200 suspects were held. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! c0020 - 44 i'm erin kelly in richmond, with a look at what may be some of the hot topics during just hours away from giving his final state of the union. what we expect in his address to congress -- and what lawmakers are hoping to hear tonight. and -- more details are emerging about actor sean penn's secret interview with peak inside the notorius drug lord's hide out. we begin with an update to breaking news we've been follow

beggars on many street corners in the capital of stockholm and in malmo in the south. many are lured to swede sweden. this woman said she's begging to send money back to her children in romania where she could not get work. >> i could do nothing else. i feel very, very shame. very, very shame. >> the swedish government is already struggling with the influx of refugees from syria and elsewhere has created a task force to look at the problem of roma beggars. >> we won't stand begging. but if you come to sweden you must find a legal way of living. you cannot suddenly make a settlement in parks and private property. swedish law must be upheld. >> in an illegal camp on the outskirts of malmo, gina and her friends have been told that they'll be cleared by the police. protesters gather. some support the roma. others want them to leave. the eviction takes place in the middle of the night, and the political forces opposed to the roma beggars are gathering strength. >> these are sweden's parliament buildings. they come here to meet a member of parliament whose party is trying to

. >>> the band greeted guests at the mamma mia themed restaurant last night in stockholm. all four performers were there they didn't pose for photos together and rejected suggestions of a reunion. >>> a very strong drone lifted its way into ann named the wpr m ch moment at tennis australian open on wednesday. ninthried noticed things didn't look so you can sue tsonga escorted her off the court. he won the match in straight sets after that. >>> here is how much better the golden state warriors are playing better than any other team in the nba. two warriors last night stopped to tie their shoes as the rest of the team heads up the court. moments later, harrison barnes who is all by himself with five bulls around him, sinks a jump shot. golden state wins by 31 points and improves to a league best record of 39-4. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," remember on the possible sdrover of a ninth planet and tell you what astronomers know and how to transform the practice of medicine. >> when you survey patients, very few of them complain about the knowledge b

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on many street corners in the capital stockholm and in malmo in the south. the roma lured to sweden by the strong economy. beggars accused of belonging to gangs. geena says she begs to send money back to the children. >> i came to do nothing else. we were not recognising the people. i feel ashamed. very, very ashamed. >> the swedish government struggling with an influx of refugees from syria and elsewhere created a task force to look at the problem. >> they are allowed to stay. we will not ban it. but if you come to sweden, you must find a legal way of living. you can't suddenly make a settlements in parks and private property. swedish law must be upheld. >> in an illegal camp on the outskirts of malmo, geena and her friends say they will be cleared by defense. >> the eviction takes place in the middle of the night. the political forces opposed to the roma beggars are gathering strength. >> these are sweden's parliament buildings. they came to meet a member of the parliament whose party is trying to make begging illegal. >> they are the sweden democrats. ant

beggars on many street corners in the capitol stockholm and in the south.roma, lured to sweden by the strong economy. roma beggars are often accused of belonging to criminal gangs, but gina says she is begging to send money back to her children in romania where she couldn't find work. >> i can do nothing else. i just lay down, i don't look in the eyes of people. i feel very, very ashamed. very, very ashamed. >> reporter: the swedish government already struggling with an influx of refugees from syria and elsewhere, has created a task force to look at the problem of roma beggars. >> we won't ban begging, but if you come to sweden you must find yourself a legal way of living. you cannot suddenly make a settlement in parks and private property. swedish law must be upheld. >> reporter: in an illegal camp on the outskirts of town, gina and her friends have been told they will be cleared by the police. protesters gathered. some support the roma, others want them to leave. the eviction takes place in the middle of the night, and the political forces opposed to the

. >>> the band greeted guests at the mamma mia themed restaurant last night in stockholm. all four performers were there, they didn't pose for photos together and rejected suggestions of a reunion. >>> a very strong drone lifted its way into a new guinness world record. this giant drone named the megacopter lifted payload 134 pounds, not including the weight of the drone itself. it has 48 propellers and took 18 months to build. >>> a touching moment at tennis australian open on wednesday. ninth seeded joe wilfried noticed things didn't look so well for a ball girl at the side of the court, so he stopped the match to check on her and she as you can see, tsonga escorted her off the court. the frenchman won the match in straight sets. >>> here is how much better the golden state warriors are playing better than any other team in the nba. earlier in last night's game against chicago, two warriors actually stopped to tie their shoes as the rest of the team heads up the court. moments later, harrison barnes who is all by himself with five bulls around him, sinks a jump shot. gol

beggars on many street corners in the capital of stockholm and in malmo in the south. they are roma lured to sweden by the economy. roma are often accused of belonging to criminal gangs, but gina said she's begging to send money back to her children in romania, where she could not find work. >> because i came here to do nothing else. i sit down. i don't look in eyes of people. i feel very, very shame. very, very shame. >> the swedish government already struggling with the influx of refugees from syria and elsewhere has created a task force to look at the problem of roma beggars. >> they're allowed to stay, and we won't stand begging. but if you come to sweden, you must find yourself a legal way of living. you cannot suddenly make a settlement in parks and private property. swedish law must be upheld. >> in an illegal camp gina and her friends, they've been told that it will be cleared by the police. protesters gather, some support the roma. others want them to leave. [ protesting ] >> the conviction takes place in the middle of the night, and the political forces oppos

a little more appropriate. abba-themed restaurant. the mamma mia themed restaurant last night in stockholm. all four performers were there or photos together and rejected suggestions of a reunion. >>> a very strong drone lifted its way into a newrld record. this giant drone named the megacopter lifted payload 134he weight of the drone itself and has 48 propellers and took 18 months to build. >>> a touching moment at tennis wednesday. ninth seeded joe wilfried noticed things didn't look so girl at the side of the court so he stopped the match to check on her and she apparently was not feeling well. you can sue scorted her off the court. he won the match in straight sets after that. ter the golden state warriors are playing better than any other team in the nba. two warriors last night stopped to tie their shoes as the rest up the court. moments later, harrison barnes who is all by himself with five bulls around him, sinks a jump tate wins by 31 points and improves to a league best record of 39-4.ng up after your local news on "cbs this morning," remember on the possible sdrover of a ninth p

accused of planning an attack on refugee children in stockholm, sweden. police say there was a brief shoot- out yesterday. they surrounded a group of masked men on the street. one officer was hit, but is okay. developing now.. new concerns about the explosive zika virus. 36 cases have now been discovered in 12 states. president barack obama has talked about the spread of the disease with the president of brazil. he is now vowing to win the war on the mosquitoes that are carrying it. abc's dr. richard besser shows us what the plan is, moving forward. script: (6 seconds) - the real fear is for pregnant women. the zika virus has been linked to birth defects in brain development. (5 seconds) more than 30 people in the u.s. diagnosed?.including four pregnant women. nat (9 seconds) the u-s is now telling pregnant women to not travel to areas with the tom frieden/ cdc director zika makes people sick for just a few days or a week at most. and generally you cannot find the virus in the person's blood after a week of illness. (5 seconds) this houston mother contrac

this is fred in stockholm, new jersey, he says it's 35 degrees where he is. winter is back. yes, my friend, it is back. and back with a vengeance. take a look at this live shot. this is our camera high atop the empire state building. you can see it shaking. wind is an issue. so it's 41 degrees, which is still incredibly mild at 11:19 at night. because of the winds, everything is feeling a little different. 41degrees. gusting to 30 miles per hour. that 41 feels like 33 degrees. so this is what it feels like outside when you factor in the winds. it feels like 33 in central park in babylon, and white plains in greenwich feels like 22 degrees in monticello. these numbers will be dropping, and not really rising much for your morning commute. 59degrees. that was your high temperature today. the norm, 38. so we missed that high by just one degree. but we have a huge temperature drop. we're going do watch it plummet, 23 degrees from today's high to tomorrow's high. we did put a huge dent in the rain bucket today, that's good news so far. january is now above normal. remember, we end

are reports that police covered up a sexual harassment of young women at a possible festival in stockholm. the incident reportedly happened in 2014. you can read about it in "the guardian. this was months before -- one month before the general election. you can see the quote in the title. that is the prime minister, who says women in sweden have been a betrayal.a double no one was convicted of the crimes and police did not make them public until now. police have promised an in-depth investigation. note,'s end on a lighter coming after a whirlwind relationship, the announcement today that media mogul rupert murdoch is marrying supermodel jerry hall. flo:awúwóóóóó announcer: this is a production of china central television america. mike: leadership-- many people aspire to it, but very few people excel at it. do you have what it takes? i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it full frame. james altucher knows a thing or two about comebacks. in 1998 he sold his first company for $10 million. and with aer

christmas in stockholm. we take a tour of the swedish capital during the holiday season. and twist of fate. refugees produce designer furniture for berlin start-up . it's one of the biggest names in fashion, with signature handbags recognizable anywhere. louis vuitton, in business for over 160 years. the luxury french label has long been associated with the creme

i said in stockholm they're not having great results like we got with the soviet and jewish refugees coming to the united states. they're having the highest rape rate in europe entirely as a consequence of taking in all the muslim arab refugees. that's not made up. that's a fact. i didn't say that had anything to do with refugees coming to the u.s. it might or might not. it's something to bear in mind. >> so these refugees deserve to stay in syria and get slaughter because one or two are raping people. >> it's not one or two of ten of them. it's thousands of them in various european countries and it does require it. they're not supposed to be brought here to disturb the civil peace of the united states. that's not supposed to happen. >> we do know enough that they were not adequately vetted. even though she was cleared three times by pakistan so even those with suppose the proper paperwork can fool the system and now with these refugees the potential is a lot more. so that gets back to what we're talking about in syria and whether that is the answer, whether it's 2016 removing assad

i said in stockholm they're not having great results like we got with the soviet and jewish refugees coming to the united states. they're having the highest rape rate in europe entirely as a consequence of taking in all the muslim arab refugees. that's not made up. that's a fact. i didn't say that had anything to do with refugees coming to the u.s. it might or might not. it's something to bear in mind. >> so these refugees deserve to stay in syria and get slaughter because one or two are raping people. >> it's not one or two of ten of them. it's thousands of them in various european countries and it does require it. they're not supposed to be brought here to disturb the civil peace of the united states. that's not supposed to happen. >> we do know enough that they were not adequately vetted. even though she was cleared three times by pakistan so even those with suppose the proper paperwork can fool the system and now with these refugees the potential is a lot more. so that gets back to what we're talking about in syria and whether that is the answer, whether it's 2016 removing assad

. >>> student from the university of florida invited to the nobel prize in stockholm suleman for her work starting mosquitoes. 19-year-old harley chronicle of jacksonville spent 9 days at the event presenting her work starting mosquitoes and how they spread dengue fever. one of 26 students from 19 different countries chosen to >>> one homeless couple from orlando got the wedding of their dreams takes to the community. >>> rocking out -- rocking evelyn had been living in a wooded area in tampa trying to save for the $93 marriage filing fee. they lived there for 3 years when local police officer help them find a home in the money they needed for license. others in the area for their story and step up as well and offer that couple a wedding worse $20,000. >>> and maybe more. >> you can come back from anything. i think everyone deserves to have a great life. >> you can come back from anything. bonnie and her husband own the property where the couple will have the wedding, the couple's story has a place in her her because she is bent exactly where they are now. >>> people are feeling the

christmas in stockholm. we take a tour of the swedish capital during the holiday season.nd twist of fate. refugees produce designer furniture for berlin start-up . it's one of the biggest names in fashion, with signature handbags recognizable anywhere. louis vuitton, in business for over 160 years. the luxury french label has long been associated with the creme

abba, the four former band members are opening a new business in stockholm. the dinner theater is based on the greek diverna featured in the abba themed show. there's a mediterranean style buffet while the show starts. >> disney star jake t. austin is dating one of his super fans. he told people magazine she tweeted him for five years before they started dating. austin is best known for his role as max russo in wizards of waverly place. danielle tweeted him since 2009 it could work out. justin bieber could be in your path, sam. >> samantha: i sure hope not. >> laura: just tweet him. >> samantha: jeff tanchak, i'm just throwing it out there . he's going to kill me. it is 20 minutes after 12:00 and we are tracking cloudy skies now over cleveland. this is a live look out at our feizel roof-cam. 21 is the current temperature in cleveland. not bad. compared to the last couple of days at lunchtime. it's been a little colder than that. clouds moving back in and we've got a little bit of snow out there. this is mainly along that i-77 corridor. through cuyahoga county

beth and i, we backed entrepreneurs out of stockholm called true caller and they have over 1.5 billionne numbers in the cloud. this is a good idea. emily: kleiner famously made a bet on cleantech that did not pan out. how much do you worry about making that mistake or missing the next google or amazon? john: i don't want to make mistakes, but most importantly, i do not want to repeat mistakes. and our limited partners have said that we want you to pioneer new areas and explore disruptive changes. an example of one i am excited about is augmented, not virtual, but augmented reality. hopefully some time later this year you will be able to put on a set of magic glasses. emily: facebook has made bets on virtual reality. why do you say augmented versus virtual-reality? do you think that was a good bet for facebook? john: i think so. facebook is a great company, but the idea that you will block out everything to get your experience of the world is one approach. i think the larger one is to see anything overlaid on the world that you are really in. emily: i saw you wearing google glass when i