ashlee: ok, here is what you probably know about stockholm. it is beautiful.is full of gorgeous, unassuming people. and it is almost disturbingly clean. what you don't know about stockholm is that outside of , silicon valley, it is the world leader in fostering tech addiction. spotify, skype, and the makers of minecraft and candy crush all got their start here. the swedes, these supposedly cool, passion-challenged people , know how to tap into our desires and make simple things we can't escape. i started my journey at epicenter, a nerd lounge located in the heart of stockholm. any place trying to establish its tech cred needs a spot like this. people come here to fiddle with their robots, hash out their techno-utopian fantasies over beer, and if they are totally nuts, insert a chip underneath the skin on their wrists that lets them open the epicenter door. furhat: hello there, my name is furhat. ashlee: about those robots -- ♪ preben: my reptile brain is telling me that this thing is alive. and then my intellect tells me, no, no, it is just a piece of plastic

but for now, joining us from stockholm our guest.ral bank, there are indeed global in terms of not hitting 2% target. how big are the issues they are contending with. like a lot of other banks, like you just said, they are fighting to boost inflation and indicate they are really, really determined to do just that. that is why they are expected to extend purchases, to make sure krona stays weak. >> what is next for the bank? to put the story and context, you can see the swedish krona here. down. will they keep expanding stimulus next year? that is the key question. >> that is the question. iseating the mantra that it going to do what ever it takes little reality may be a different. there is now a slight concern about liquidity on the market after the riksbank has bought -- half of that market. the riksbank says it can do more and by other types of assets but the markets like the municipal bond market, are much more smaller and less liquid and you have the mortgage bond market, a bigger market that sweden has a big red-hot housing mark

guests, these names, and others, were known to officials in washington and london and moscow and stockholm and geneva and the vatican. after all, by april, 1943, nearly 4 million jews from surrounding countries had already vanished. had already perished. the pentagon knew. the state department knew. the white house knew. most governments knew. only the victims did not know. thus the painful, disarming disturbing question -- why weren't hungarian jews in 1944, they were then the last remnants of eastern european jews, why were they not even warned of the impending doom? for one year later in 1944, three weeks before d-day, that young woman and husband, all of them, were already turned into ashes. jews from everywhere, young and old, industrialists military diplomats, investors, students, children -- children. they were all entering the shadow of flames. an italian philosopher, theologian, giordano bruno said, "life is the shadow of god." no, it is not. it is fire that is the shadow of god. that fire, that consumed a third of my people. inside the kingdom of night, we who were there tried to

distinguished guests, these toes and others were known officials in washington and london and moscow and stockholm and geneva and the vatican. 1943, nearly 4 million jews from surrounding countries had already vanished. had already perished. the state department new. the state department new. the white house new. -- knew. only the victims did not know. about the painful, disturbing questions. why weren't hungarian jews in 1944, they were the last remnants of eastern european jews, why were they not even warned about the impending doom? in 1944,ear later three weeks before d-day, that young women -- woman and husband, all of them, were already turned into ashes. from everywhere, young and diplomats,ry men, , they werehildren all entering the shadow of flames. philosopher, theologian said, life is the shadow of god. no, it is not. it is fire that is the shadow of god. consumed a third of my people. , wede the kingdom of night who were there try to understand and could not. in annd ourselves unfamiliar world, a creation with its own hierarchy. with its own henchmen, laws, customs. there were only two

the term "stockholm syndrome" hadn't yet become current. >> it was a fascinating case in stockholm last recall it, there was a bank robbery in stockholm. one of the women who was held hostage is waiting for the robber to get out of jail to marry him. >> what? >> just this traumatic experience in which the individual is reduced to total helplessness and begins to identify in a human sense with the captor. >> good evening. patty hearst has been taken into custody. the fbi says patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening.

also today, bob dylan was awarded the nobel prize for literature at a ceremony in stockholm, sweden, music legend was a no-show. jonathan vigliotti has the story. >> reporter: bob dylan's lyrics gave voice to a generation, but while his music rallied a nation, dylan himself has always been elusive, so much so a movie was made about it in 2007. >> no one out there is ever going to be converted by a song. >> reporter: the title, "i'm not there," and today bob dylan wasn't here in stockholm, sweden. he was supposed to accept the nobel prize in literature for creating new poetic expressions in a career spanning six decades. ♪ and what do you do now my blue-eyed son ♪ >> reporter: he sent in his place punk rock poet patti smith, whose performance, while well received, couldn't outshine dylan's glaring absence. dylan explained he was too busy with other commitments. biographer clinton heylin: >> the thing about the nobel prize is that it's just one more notch on the belt, if you'd like, because he's got the medal of honor. he's got two doctorates. i mean, you know, if you're bob dylan at t

. >> dillon makes it to stockholm. now he's playing two shows there next april. in order to collect the prize money, he has t lecture within six months of getting the honor. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:26. stuck between a rock and a hard place. >> the crews are working carefully to fix a sink hole next to the ocean. the conditions that led to a hole along a popular beach path. >> a debate over hate speech t speaker that is coming to town today and the student lead introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can ben: in just a few hours, president-elect donald trump holding the t

in auckland, new zealand, prices saw a rise of almost 17%, in stockholm they increased by more than 17%d in istanbul by almost 20%, all within a year. in china, things are getting out of hand. house prices in the city of shenzhen have increased by 62%! and the situation is not much better in shanghai. reporter: we're in shanghai, on the sixth floor of an apartment building. the real estate agent guides us through the gloomy hallway. a one-bedroom apartment is up for sale, some 80 square meters in area. wie feng has been looking for a flat for two years now. and the offers seem to get crazier with every day that passes. the apartment isn't very attractive, but it's centrally located. the view is also rather humdrum. wie feng was hoping for something a little better. he asks what it costs and is shocked by the answer, the equivalent of more than 1.1 million euros. >> frankly speaking, this desire is always, you know, kind of frustrated by the reality that it is so expensive and so old, and i can't really picture myself living in this apartment. reporter: welcome to china's commercial capi

. >>> it's nobel week, the time when this year's prize winners gather in stockholm to receive their awards. a writer has been nominated writi writing her oral history of the chernobyl disaster. here's the report. >> reporter: since the nuclear disaster five years ago, many former residents are still living as evacuees. she reaches people living in temporary housing and listens to their stories. >> translator: do you remember when the accident took place? >> translator: i couldn't forget it if i tried. >> reporter: her books are written collages of testimonies from people. it was published in 1997 is representative of her work. it's a collection of statements from the victims of the chernobyl nuclear disaster 30 years ago. she spent more than 10 years interviewing over 300 people, sometimes on camera. she then wrote about their deep shock and continual sadness. >> in the last few days, whenever i lifted my husband's body, his skin would peel off, and stick to my hand. >> last year, she won the nobel prize in literature, with what the committee called prolific writing called a moment of suff

. >>> this year's nobel winners gathered in stockholm over the weekend to accept their prizes. among them was japanese biologist yoshinori osmui for the category of physiology or medicine. his acceptance speech focused less on his achievements and more on the future of science. >> reporter: at 71 years of age ohsumi is ready to accept the most prestigious award in his field. but the humble scientist proves some things never change. >> reporter: the nobel prize award ceremony was arguably more intimidating than a school performance. it was held at a concert hall on the 120th anniversary of founder alfred nobel's death. and was attended by the swedish royal family. ohsumi was recognized for discovering how human cells break down and recycle themselves. the process, known as autophagy, opens up possibilities for new treatments for cancer anand parkinson's disease. a committee member praised ohsumi's work. >> professor ohsumi, your groundbreaking research has solved a longstanding enigma in biology and revealed mechanisms for how our cells recycle components and combat disease. >>

others were handed out in stockholm sweden, including to bob dylan for literature. singer patti smith sang a song after accepting his award. >>> the business of fake news came under more scrutiny after false stories about what was going on at a pizza restaurant in washington, d.c. authorities say those reports prompted a man to attack the restaurant. the incident led us to take a look at the fake news phenomena, its impact and what's behind it. >> reporter: with fake news making real news headlines this week, secretary clinton calling it an epidemic, the pizza attack in washington. the question is why do so many people turn to phony news sources. one answer can be found in newsrooms like ours across the country. americans trusted mainstream media sources is at an all time low. >> do you trust the mainstream media? >> no. >> how can you tell when things are slanted and when they're not. >> you can't, but then i watch the mock news. >> are you getting better information from last week tonight or us at nbc news. >> last week tonight does more in depth research and some

and rain into stockholm and sunny into paris with a high of 13. as you look at the forecast for north america, we are starting to see things dry down towoward ththe deep southth in the unite states. but up towards the upper midwest, we had a decent amount of snow herere over into portio of northth dakota. we saw a report of 40 centimeters of snow falling on the day tuesday. we look at what's happening for the weather scenario across the united states and also into canada. a low pressure system continues to move north into the great lakes and that will bring rain and even the possibility of snow. temperatures chilly in the northeastern areas of the united states. back towards the west, we have a couple areas of low pressure system rolling through. chance for more snowfall into places like colorado and nebraska and also into kansas. meanwhile, another low pressure system bringing in the possibility of freezing rain along the west coast. be on the lookout for that freezing rain. just a nasty scenario and you can't get any traction in those cases. try

. >>> it's nobel week, the time when this year's prize winners gather in stockholm to receive their awards. one nobel laureate was awarded last year for her writing about human suffering through the testimonies of witnesses. she has been highly praised for her oral history of the chernobyl disaster. she recently visited japan with an important goal. nhk world reports. >> reporter: she headed to fukushima prefecture in the tohoku region. since the nuclear disaster five years ago, many former residents are still living as evacuees. she visited people living in temporary housing and listened to their stories. >> translator: do you remember when the accident took place? >> translator: i couldn't forget it if i tried. >> reporter: her books are written collages of testimonies by ordinary people. her book "chernobyl prayer," a chronicle of the future, published in 1997, is representative of her work. it's a collection of statements from the victims of the chernobyl nuclear disaster 30 years ago. she spent more than ten years interviewing over 300 people, sometimes on camera. she then wrote about

a deal with stockholm cash council and the university hospital in stockholm.eal based on innovation, education, and trading mainly focused on radiation there be. they will equip the radiation therapy department and another one of sweden's biggest hospital. when of the top performers on the stoxx 600. anna: short of a miracle, the indian prime minister well failed to meet his own deadline to restore order to the country's economy. moody defended the policy as a long-term strategy in an interview with india today. a study by the r.b.i. has shown bad debts and indian lenders. our government and economics editor in delhi. this deadline was self-imposed. when we say he is likely to fail, the chaos in the streets has not subsided. update us on that story. is his job on the line? thatdon't inc. you can say -- i don't think you can say that his job is on the line. they are desperately trying to get some of their own currency out of their own banking accounts. there is still a lot of support in his effort to target corruption. the people we have spoken to on the street

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dylan sent warm words and ultimately skipped the ceremony in stockholm where they awarded him the prizeand in, patti smith, reading his words, even singing "a hard rain's gonna fall." and she stumbled on a word, saying she was nervous in front of the crowd. >> there may be more chocolate in your christmas celebration. landon dowdy will be here with the details. >> first, at the box office, moana came out on top for the third straight week, taking in an estimated $18 million. they would love it if it was a billion. >> office christmas party brought in $17 million, and harry potter prequel secured third place, generating over $10 million. you're watching "early today." the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, digital id cards... or even file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just try again. uh, i think i found your problem. thanks. hmm... the award-winning geico app. download it today. but pantene is making my hair practically unbreakable.

>> and just hours ago, the nobel organization says bob dylan has provided a speech to be read in stockholm, sweden. but it is not clear who will be reading the speech submitted by dylan. the music legend is still not expected to attend the event in person to receive his award. dylan claimed pre-existing commitments prevented him from attending. stay tuned on this one, i have a feeling it's not over yet. >>> still ahead, one of the greatest bands in the world honored. we'll have details for you next. >>> and check out this incredible lightning display captured saturday night in brisbane, australia. just significant to see on video. >>> and we'll bring in bill karins with heavy rain and mountain snow. i doubt we'll see anything like that on the show. >> when you see the storm light the bottom of the clouds up, that's pretty amazing. the dangerous weather is in the deep south. maybe a tornado threat, not like last week, but a couple area in southern alabama, mississippi and florida. 5 million people at risk. one area of snow exiting new england during the day today. and we have snow moving in

laureate still will not be there in person for saturday's big events in stockholm but the nobel foundationhas written a speech that will be read out at the traditional banquet and that singer patti smith will perform dylan's hard rain is going to fall as a tribute to the 75-year-old. dylan won the literature prize for "having created new poetic expressions within the great american song tradition. "matt. >> some people think this whole thing is kind of strange. >> very strange. >> thank you tam. 5:27. coming up on "action news" the new york jets took a beating last night but it might not have been as bad as the one these two fans suffered for running onto the field half naked. we are more of this new video and a gunman fires a deadly round of bullets in a laundromat parking lot o "action news" continues. >> ♪ >> we're following three breaking stories right now on "action news." new jersey state police salute a fallen comrade. we learned overnight that a trooper responding to a call was killed in a head-on crash. >> also breaking, deadly double shooting. an innocent man on his way home gets

when you look at the mood music coming out of stockholm both by the prime minister and the foreign secretaryme minister is, they could be, if we have any allies, it will be the swedes in these brexit negotiations. yes and there is a big slice of public opinion in sweden which is actually in favour of leaving. so we could be looking at swexit. really? i mean, they don't... it's news to me. it's news to me too and i am married to a swede. they don't want to join the euro, i understand that. but they don't really want to leave the eu. they are big supporters of britain. big, big supporters of britain. again, they are not in the eurozone. i was speaking to a swedish colleague yesterday who was saying it's a shame because a lot of mutual support came from the uk and sweden especially when it came to improving environmental standards. and trade issues. trade, holding vw to account, the emissions scandal et cetera. we are working closely with our swedish colleagues who definitely want to remain. we'll have to leave it there and we'll see. we'll keep an eye out. keep an eye out. that is it for now.

resilience institute at stockholm. i spent three years trying to connect these dots, this really hard work. the world is a big data set for me and this book is my algorithm, basically to explain it and you have to be constantly refreshing it. so it really puts such a premium on leadership that can -- i'm doing life-long learning. i'm a columnist at the "times." if i am not a lifelong learner, my readers will go somewhere else. this book was one giant survival to me. everybody's got to do that. and then to help people navigate it and what happened around brexit is we saw the anti-brexit just like hillary clinton used fear, you know, rather than explaining to people what world we're in, what the connections are, here's the upside and here's the downside. now, again, ray alluded to this. i profile in the book so i grew up in a freaky suburb, town of minneapolis called st. louis park where i went -- lived in the same neighborhood with the brothers, al franken, alan wiseman. we all went to the same high school and hebrew sc

we will take you from new york to london, to paris and stockholm in the next hour. here is what we are watching today. decision day, the fed gets ready to raise rates for the first time in a year as the dow flirts .ith 20,000 vonnie: president-elect donald with the mostng powerful leaders in the tech industry. a massive shakeup at goldman .achs a how leadership is changing behind the scenes. mark: let's look at where european equities are trading. investors twiddling their thumbs , sitting on their hands ahead of the announcement from the fomc in just under three hours' time. here is what is happening across your markets. declines in belgium, spain, portugal, and sweden. the dollar off record highs. you look at the bloomberg dollar. up against the dollar today. those are the government bond yields. down today. go is a wonderful function. a lot of corporate stories to tell you about, shares up i-40 percent today. -- by 40% today. preparing to split its medium marked away from the cash and res up by 4%ood sto today. the big story we were talking about today, sending s

they are picking the winners that appear on youtube next stockholm. he skipped the ceremony because of other commitments and now playing two shows in april. in order to collect the prize money, he has to deliver a lecture within six months of getting the honor. >> he could be the only guy getting away with skipping a nobel prize ceremony. >> thank you for the honor, but do >> stuck between a rock and hard place. >> crews in california are working on a sink hole next to the ocean, the conditions that lead to the hole. >> later, debate over the hate speech coming to uw-m campus. the student lead protest against the visit. but first, a live look at the roads. we are checking in with matt i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? . scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our custom-fit support find the nearest kiosk at drscholls.com. ben: in just a few hours, presiden

he spoke with bloomberg in stockholm earlier today. >> given that we are buying bonds, it's obvious therel be a shortage of bonds compared to a couple years ago. on the other hand, in terms of liquidity, we have a team that can be a serious problem. ingves cities quite happy with the krona's -- said he's quite happy with the krona's level. mark: we are four minutes away from the close. the stoxx 600 is lower. tax marginally higher. it's all about the banks today, spanish and italian banks. close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, this is the european close. i mark barton with julie hyman. stocks slower after finishing at the highest levels of the year yesterday. it is the bank index, which earlier was much lower than it is right now at the close. it's down by8/10 of 1%. it fell the most since august 2. the big story is the spanish give backhave to billions of euros to mortgage customers after a ruling by the borrowers who, paid too much interest on home loans predating may 2013, on so-called mortgage floors are entitled to a refund. the bank phil as much as

bob dillon won nobel prize for literature and said he wouldn't show up in stockholm for the ceremony.he'd supposed to give a lecture in six months. we'll see if h i'm david daniel in hollywood. michelle: gosh, if you look back you find yourself say hog, yeah, that happened. michelle: for the past two months the cubs and the mom were in the care of the breeders. they are nameless. campaign is underway. it takes a while to figure out the gender. they are so cute. jonathan: you can see how tranquil they are. jonathan: time for a check of trenice bishop is out there. trenice: tranquil for some part of the area but not on the beltway. part of montgomery county we have a few issues happening. look at the traffic line cameras. the volume is picking up. new hampshire report of an accident near oakview. it is slowing the ride through the montgomery county. this is on georgia avenue. northbound we have report of an earlier vehicle fire. you can see the flashing lights here on the left of the northbound span. for you travelers through the city. if you are making your way out of d.c. to the memor

one in stockholm, a couple pieces up around lower new york. >> yeah. >> stephen: and you've got this the book here? where is it? >> where is it? down here? sorry. but there is nothing inside. when you hope it up there is >> it's an emoji hole so it is like an emergency escape hatch for difficult times. like in the road runner, you know, you throw the-- . >> stephen: and jump in it and t away. >> yeah. >> stephen: you don't-- is this for you? is this-- do you feel like you need to get away from the world? >> i'm making a lot of them, let's put it that way. and i made them human sized so people can actually kind of-- i mean-- . >> stephen: i might have to lose some weight before i get through that hole. so you can't leave the world michael stipe. you have to stay. >> i'm going to stairks i'm going to stick around. >> stephen: you can't go to canada and you. >> no, just a vacation. >> stephen: wait, a vacation in the hole or vacation in canada. >> but i like that it's like the flat thing that is two dimensional and you can just look at it and feel like there's a place to go when things

and bob dylan won the nobel prize for literature and then said he wouldn't show up in stockholm for theed to give a lecture there within six months. we will see if he changes his tune in 2017. jummy: breaking new developments in the last 90 minutes, the diplomatic showdown escalating between the u.s. and russia. larry: the kremlin retaliating, they want to expel 45 american diplomats and close to of the facilities in moscow, mirroring announceddent obama yesterday. jummy: closing russian compounds, kicking out 35 russian intelligence operatives from the u.s.. larry: those diplomats and their families have just 72 hours to get out. with more on the evictions happening today. john? are correct words that you are using. if fiction, showdown, that's what it is. not since the cold war have we seen such animosity between russia and the united states. you can see the christmas trees are still on, but inside it is definitely not a festive mood with russian officials already retaliating to president obama's sanctions with plans of their own this morning to expel 35 u.s. diplomats and van america

." ♪ we will take you from new york to london, to paris and stockholm in the next hour.we are watching today. decision day, the fed gets ready to raise rates for the first time in a year as the dow flirts .ith 20,000 vonnie: president-elect donald with the mostng powerful leaders in the tech industry. a massive shakeup at goldman .achs a how leadership is changing behind the scenes. mark: let's look at where european equities are trading. investors twiddling their

science and literature in stockholm sweden. singer songwriter bob dylan was not there. the u.s.mbassador who did attend read his speech saying dylan was honored to be included among the giants of writing. >>> well, while you may be shivering in the cold here, think about folks in fargo north dakota and be thankful you're not there. temperatures well below freezing. the high temperature was just 9 degrees. as you can see these tailgaters at a college football game didn't seem too bothered by frigid conditions. they seemed to love it. >>> it's not frozen solid but this fountain in memphis, tennessee looks sort of like a slushy mess and a pond a slushy kind of pond out there. temperatures in the teens and 20s in memphis yesterday. >>> here is another sign of just how cold it's been in our area this weekend. concourse lake in fairmount park was icing over yesterday. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> temperatures only climbing in the afternoon to barely above freezing in some spots, no surprise we're starting to see that. today make it day three of those forecast highs in t

he is also skipping the presentation in stockholm but said he may travel to sweden next year. >>> pope francis is calling for a responsible behavior to prevent the spread of aids in his world aids day message. the pontiff spoke yesterday saying every sufferer, no matter how pour, to have access to treatment. pope francis and millions are living with the disease and only half of them have access the pope did not specify in his speech whether his call for responsible behavior included wearing condoms. >>> prince harry and rihanna ticked off a concert celebrating the 50th independence anniversary of barbados. the golden anniversary >> secular make a concert. now that's a name, is in it? it was held in bridgetown which is the capital. rihanna is a native of the country. she was on stage with the prince as a youth choir sang the national anthem. prince harry said he was delighted to be there for the special day. he is on a 15 day tour of the caribbean countries where queen elizabeth is head of state. >>> a new building in minneapolis is making history. it is america's first modern tall timb

speech that will be read at the banquet in stockholm. no word who will be doing the reading of what he wrote. japanese prime minister abe will plan to join president obama on a visit to pearl harbor later this month. the announcement comes two days before the 75th anniversary of the attack that drove the u.s. into world war ii against the japanese and putting them to work. the company is using driveless cars to tow cars on trailers at a plant in japan. the auto maker hopes the system will put the driverless technology to the test but to reduce cost and boost efficiency. hopefully expaneled it to overseas facilities. meanwhile, keep it old school. driving the traditional way. abc7 on traffic watch. we have a look at the rush evening. jamie sullivan? jamie: this is 66 near the vienna metro. the outbound traffic is seeing quite a bit of volume as you continue closer to the fairfax county parkway. even heading to centreville and manassas and gainesville. this is the volume you will be at. we don't have crashes to report on 66. the big pictur

we thought maybe like -- my producer and i thought maybe we had stockholm syndrome because we kept sayinggree with our opinions. >> s peoet te inside a bubble and outside a bubble. part of going out with trump is you guys did go outside of the bubble and is that a fair assessment that you -- >> i mean if you consider the bubble to be new york city, washington d.c., and maybe the coastal cities and the more urban areas, then yeah, i mean we definitely did go outside of the bubble. the rest of the country would say, "well, you know, you're not in our bubble." >> seth: right. >> and what we saw was a lot of frustration. and a lot of frustration not only with the news media.ere wa also frustration with washington and what was going on there and a feeling like they hadn't been represented. they hadn't been taken care of and they wanted to find somebody that would go in and change things. and donald trump, even though he isn't a perfect messenger, he was a perfect messenger because he was imperfect. >> seth: and you mention sort of the negative attitudes toward the media. donald trump did as mu

other winners received their awards in stockholm, sweden but absent at that ceremony was bob dyl dylanr's winner for literature. he won't be in oslo tomorrow night either for a concert honoring this year's nobel peace prize winner. it will feature several acts including sting and hosted by conan o'brien. >>> still ahead, a separating fact from fiction. what can be done if anything to crack down on fake news? and stay with us next hour, i'll talk to one of the so-called hamilton electors, a group in a may be democrats' last hope of keeping donald trump out of the white house. well this here's a load-bearing wall. we'll go ahead and rip that out. it's going to cause a lot of problems. totally unnecessary and it triples the budget. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi® double cash card does. earn 1% cash back when you buy, and 1% as you pay. double means double. >>> the epidemic of malicious fake news and false propaganda that flooded social media over the past year, it's now clear that so-called fake news can have real world consequences. >> that was hillary cl

and today bob dylan wasn't here in stockholm sweden. to accept nobel prize in literature for creating new poetic expressions in a career spanneding six decades. ♪ and what do you do now my blue eyed son ♪ >> he sent patti smyth, whose performance couldn't outshine the performance. dylan explained he was too busy with commitments. >> the thing about the nobel prize is that it is just one more notch on the belt if you like. because he has got the medal of honor. two doctorates. >> reporter: while a nobel may be a notch. a 2004 interview on 60 minutes. the first interview in 19 years offers insight into his relook tans to accept celebrity. >> what was the toughest part for you personally? >> it was like being in an edgar allen poe story. you are not that person, everybody thinks you are. they call you that, the prophet, the savior, i never wanted to be a prophet or savior. elvis, maybe. >> critics call dylan's absence rude. the nobel committee said they respect his decision. dylan initially silent for weeks after the prize was announced ca

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