vicinity of the embassies here in copenhagen and the israeli embassy in sweden in the city of uh stockholm right uh what is general sentiment among the people that are gathering there uh so so far this area is completely empty, i'm here for for about half an hour and apart from uh the the the military that is guarding uh the embassy there there there is no one no pedestrians uh no one are here uh it's in the but it's in the middle of night uh but um "when i traveled here from the city center to this area, it's called heletup, there are several other embassies are in this area, it's a very affluential area, and on the public transport uh and on the streets of copenhagen, you really see uh huge uh anger with the israeli genocide, you see people wearing cofias uh and uh button stickers. support of palestine here in denmark and also in the rest of scandinavia the palestine solidarity movement is really strong, they held uh mass demonstrations with tens of thousands uh on saturday, so there is be big support and huge anger with uh the military uh aggression against gaza against the west bank ag

the 1st at 6 pm local time, gunshots were hurt near the israely embassy in the swedish capital, stockholm. bullet shells and bullet halls were later found on the premises of these. embassy, the following morning, two hand grenades exploded less than 100 meters from the israeli embassy in copenhagen. three swedish citizens age between 15 and 20 years of age were later arrested, two of them are still held in custody. on monday morning, another explosion occurred 500 meters from the israeli embassy. the entrance of an apartment building in this quiet residential area had been targeted. there is speculation that israeli citizens live in the area. i have no information that i can communicate at. moment, but it is, of course something we are looking at in our investigation. a police spokes person told press tv that the person appeared in court on tuesday concerning the incident on monday. the police spokes person also mentioned additional knife attack in the vicinity of the israeli embassy. over the weekend, people marked the anniversary of the alaxa flood operation in denmark due to the ongoin

this hub is in stockholm's new district, a natural fit in a country that embraces sustainability. >> let's create magic instead of landfills. >> reporter: tourists can rest their heads at the nearby hotel rival, owned by a former abba band member, where we also stayed for a special rate. the hub's owners are eager to see the creativity bursting from the neighborhood benefit the planet. wendy gillette, cbs news, stockholm, sweden. >> well, you can count me in for a trip to sweden. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." a bombshell new court filing in the 2020 election case detailing never seen before evidence against former president donald trump, just before the next election. >>> devastation in the southeast as hurricane helene sets a destructive n

was, according to the police in stockholm , gunfire police in stockholm, gunfire aimed at that israeliing there, as well. so some real concerns in western nations about the potential for israeli and jewish targets, in to particular be targeted by these iranian aligned extremist groups. and of course, we're now looking at these incredible images of the ballistic missiles that came raining down across israel last night, and the israeli government confirming as we watched these, martin with increasing alarm, because we saw so many impacts that the israeli government confirming that the majority of those explosions that did hit the ground were in open areas and caused no damage, and the other missiles were taken out in the air by the aerial defence systems that israel employs to such great effect . what we can also tell effect. what we can also tell you about martin is the first israeli military casualty. the first death being reported now out of lebanon in that ground incursion, captain eitan auster, an officer in command of a commando unit that was involved in a ground incursion to take

second of all, stockholm syndrome is leaching into the republican and democratic party. think they fell in love with their captains. after watching the fbi see get bankrupt, after watching colleges with fake demonstrations. after the covid, and flooding our countries with illegals, stockholm syndrome is live in b. the supreme court, not to bring up anything on harris walking her way into this, these two candidates being shoved down our throats, american knows it.

second of all, stockholm syndrome is leaching into the republican and democratic party. i think they fell in love with their captains. after watching the fbi see get bankrupt, after watching colleges with fake demonstrations. after the covid, and flooding our countries with illegals, stockholm syndrome is live in b. the supreme court, not to bring up anything on harris walking her way into this, these two candidates being shoved down our throats, american knows it. it is up to c-span to keep bringing up freedom. it is like listening to music every morning -- host: nancy in california on the republican line. caller: hi. um -- as far as kamala goes, someone was speaking to bernie sanders recently and questioned him about the way she is flip-flopping and everything and says she hasn't changed her values he said she hasn't changed her values, she is being pragmatic to win the election. a pragmatist is someone who will say and do anything to get what they want with no regard for the truth or harm it will do. as far as her being a prosecutor, when the big thing came out about

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so matthew, we just heard the announcement from stockholm, this is the course brand new. we got to newly minted nobel laureates for physics. any surprise there? uh no, i to man, again to man one from the us and one from the you tie in canada. so i think between the u. k and the west, that's about 50 percent of all physics laureates in the awards. so not a surprise in terms of the demography and potentially not a surprise in terms of what the award was given for the c. so when it comes to nobel prizes, we don't know who's normalizing, we don't find out in fact for 50 years, who was nominated, nor do we know who judges, but when it comes to this topic, it is such as our gosh topic right now. machine learning artificial intelligence that it probably comes as no surprise to people within the field and, and data. i'd say the public at large that this is the sort of thing that would get recognized. again, this is all just happened. so it's hard to know exactly what we're looking at here, but from what you can tell so far, what tell us about the work that was done that's being r

they certainly don't want to use the bibby stockholm. the numbers are increasing 14,000 since labour came into power. >> and this suggests that they haven't got a proper deportation programme yet. when we interviewed the then shadow home secretary , now home secretary, secretary, now home secretary, yvette cooper, she seemed convinced that it was just a little bit of negotiation. that was needed to get illegal migrants deported to the countries from which they came, and that you didn't need a safe third country because all you needed was a tenacious negotiator in government . it negotiator in government. it seems that the lawyers being in charge hasn't really changed anything. >> yes, and i wonder if they're looking at italy and their use now of albania to process asylum claims. i wonder if they'll be looking at that. thinking they'd gone wish they'd gone for something similar. anyway , something similar. anyway, gbnews.com/yoursay is keir starmer a little bit of a hypocrite when it comes to the use of migrant hotels? but let's get the h

cities , including london, manchester, brussels, paris, rome, amsterdam, copenhagen, freiburg and stockholm are the scene of demonstrations by supporters of palestine. may god protect us, may the missile not bomb and kill us. one, two, three, four, one, two. occupation number occupation number f6 sev eight five si sev eight israel is terr state israeli from now to palestine from palestine even this. in olmon's conversation, we will go to california to talk with mr. paul laroddy, a pro-palestinian activist and former adviser to the us government . with visualization it's negative to introduce it like september 11th, but today we saw in european cities and capitals a small number of people with palestinian and lebanese flags came to the stage, probably there will be other rallies in the coming days . what is al-aqsa? and in the imperialist countries , there is a difference between the people and their governments, and the people realized and are gradually realizing that their governments do not represent them properly, this is because the people go to mr. larudi, you have been a supporter of

in addition, the area around the israeli embassy in stockholm was closed off the night before after a loud bang was reported. swedish police later said that an inspection of the scene showed traces of bullets. israel warned iran of the possibility of a direct strike on nuclear facilities. iran made a big mistake and will pay for it, netanyahu said. the action news website reports that israel will respond to iran's strikes within several days, it is necessary to consult with the united states. iran, in turn, claims that it has prepared hundreds of missiles if israel or the united states strikes. let me remind you that the day before, iran launched, according to various sources, from 180 to 400 missiles at the territory of the jewish state. the iron dome did not hold up, as a result , 100 houses were damaged in the central part of the country, as the iranian side notes, 80% of them reached their target, and the attack was carried out not on civilian, but on military targets, the islamic republic announced the defeat of more than twenty fighters of the fifth generation f-35s of israel, s

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and the winners of this is nobel prize and chemistry has been announced in stockholm. the will goes to 3 proceeding pine is the american scientist, david baker, and his 2 u. k. based colleagues, demons. how solve this? and john jump for that research on proceeds building blocks of life. the nature of careers middle traces, it will cost off the road and rail links with south korea announcement came off the recession of the country's robust on parliament. it had been expected to declutter south korea, the north principal enemy. and in the formal goal of korean reunification, it closed without making such a statement, toby lucky the total part of the former living full on don't one coach, young salt has taken a new job with red, full energy drink, company own several football clubs in germany, austria brazil, i'm the us, it says as head of football, operations club will provide a strategic vision and contribute to the training and development of coaching. now, leaders from the association of southeast asian nations, or i see on amazing in laos and they're discussing a new

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the world number 12, who won last week's stockholm open, lost 6—4, 6—4 in round one to fellow countrymane defeat is a blow to paul's hopes of reaching the atp finals in turin later this year. nakashima plays karen khachanov in the round of 16 on thursday. there were no problems for top seed alexander zverev. the german beat marcos giron 6—2, 7—5 to progress to the quarterfinals and record his 61st win of the year, the most he's ever registered in a single season. zverev will face lorenzo musetti in the last eight after his opponent, gael monfils, pulled out with injury. and in basel, there was a shock defeat, at least on paper, for a second seed casper ruud. the norwegian lost 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 to in—form veteran roberto bautista agut, who won his first tour level title in two years at last week's european open in antwerp. bautista agut will face denis shapovalov in the second round on thursday. and top seed andrei rublev progressed safely with a 7—6, 6—1win over alejandro tabilo of chile. the russian can strengthen his grip on an atp finals spot with a strong showing this week. he faces the

the streets of london, manchester, brussels, stockholm, amsterdam, rome, jakarta, santiago, new york, washington, chicago , toronto, sydney, melbourne, copenhagen, paris, berlin, belgrade, karachi, istanbul, cape town, and dozens of other cities and countries in the world were the scene where the free people of the world showed the storm of al -aqsa . had in this regard. tomas hofland, a dutch pro-palestine activist, the founder of the amsterdam branch of the students' association for justice in palestine and the coordinator of samdon international group, we are going to amsterdam, mr. hofland, greetings from mr. hofland , you have my voice. we are talking together. you have been following the palestinian issue for years, years before the storm al-aqsa, you played a role in establishing the amsterdam branch of the students' association for justice in palestine, and you were also the coordinator of the samdon group. as a dutchman , what basically made you decide to work for palestine and the palestinians years ago? thank you very much . first of all, i have to say that we did a lot of

away, so much closer than the blast this morning, and the night before in uh the swedish capital, stockholm, which is just it's just across the sea from from denmark, uh, there was another um blast, hurt, and these came from gunshots, uh, later gunshots, bullets and bullet holes were found on the premises of the israeli embassy in sweden. people around the world are holding marches on the anniversary of the israeli regime's war on the gaza's trip, expressing their outrage and condemnation for the regime's brutal crimes against palestinian women and children. in some countries protest turned violent due to the police intervention. long live palestine, long live palestine, long live palestine, don't leave palestine free palestine, on the anniversary of the brutal war on gaza thousands of australians gathered for solim visual remembering the tens of thousands of innocent lives lost and the millions displaced in as a result of the ongoing war, addressing the crowd a young palestinian and a lebanese participant deliwed powerful messages vowing to rebuild what has been destroyed in calling for gl

stockholm meeting with the canadians, who were not playing on their narrow court, on the european one. in fact, this is where the triumph of the soviet trio kharlamov petrov mikhailov begins. volodya, i think, was the strongest central striker, no player had such a throw as volodya. valery, this explosive one, he could... this is character, he has a peasant character, everyone from this golden team started out as yard players playgrounds, ice, of course, poured themselves in boris mikhailov's childhood it was between the houses on khoroshovka, just not far from cska. the guys, of course, always strived for victory, but they could not even imagine that they would change world hockey, that in seventy-second at the super series in montreal sports history would be forged, these games of seventy- second year broke through. wake up, a political program that always invigorates everyone, dear friends, because it shows what others do not notice, therefore it is interesting to all generations, my favorite transfer, unexpected visit to a student cafe, and can i blow on coffee for the president,

me away so much closer than the blast this morning and the night before in uh the swedish capital stockholm which is just it's just across the sea from from denmark uh there was another um blast hurt and these came from gunshots uh later gunshots, bullets and bullet holes were found on the bramises of the israeli embassy in sweden. people around the world are holding marches on the anniversary of the israeli regime's war on the gaza's trip expressing. their outrage and condemnation for the regime's brutal crimes against palestinian women and children. in some countries, protest turned violent due to the police intervention. let's take a lesson together. a symbolic funeral for real human beings. nearly 42,000 palestinian men, women and children slaughtered in israel's genocide, their hopes and dreams shattered, their laughter silence forever. sometimes sending message is more powerful through silence, and this one here in london a symbolic funeral procession, a stark act of protest over israel's genocidal campaign in gaza. "they may be silent, but the numerous passers by capturing the moment

support for palestine was the scene of resistance, the streets of london, manchester, brussels, stockholm, amsterdam, jakarta , santiago, new york, washington, chicago, toronto, sydney, melbourne, copenhagen, paris . berlin, belgrade, karachi , istanbul, cape town and dozens of other cities and countries in the world it was a scene where the free people of the world showed the storm of al-aqsa, which was the beginning of the global awakening for the freedom of palestine. in the first case and conversation of tonight's program , we examine what effect the al-akhsa storm has had on global awareness. in this regard , we have tomas hofland, a dutch pro-palestine activist, the founder of the amsterdam branch of the students' association for justice in palestine and the coordinator of the samdon international group. we are going to amsterdam, mr. hello hofland. kurdi, years before al-aqsa storm , you played a role in establishing the amsterdam branch of the student association for justice in palestine, and you were also the coordinator of the samdun group. as a dutchman, what basically happened

cities , including london, manchester, brussels, paris, rome, amsterdam , copenhagen, freiburg and stockholm , were the scene of demonstrations by supporters of palestine. reporting may guth protectors made the missile not bombers and killers one two three four one two three four occupation number occupation number five six seven eight five six se eight israel is a terrorist state israel is a terror state from palestine even this. in our discussion, we will go to california to talk with mr. pau laroudi, a pro-palestinian activist and former adviser to the us government. mr. laroudi, we are on the eve of october 7th, the day that the government and the western media have been trying for a year to make it look like september 11th. introduce, but today we saw a low steady population in european cities and capitals. what this demonstration tells us, and of course many people probably pay attention to, is that there is a big difference between the people of certain countries. especially western countries. and in imperialist countries , there is a difference between the people and their government

of our best captains, he showed how to fight like this, here the puck hits mikhailov, goal 1969 stockholm the canadians, who played not ... on on his umsky court, on the european one, in fact, this is where the triumph of the soviet trio kharlamov petrov mikhailov begins. volodya, i think, was the strongest center forward, no other player had. such a throw as volodya, valery, this explosive one, he could beat two people in one centimeter, he had great control over skates, vision of the field too, and i can’t say anything about myself, what i am, is what i am, let others talk , of course, they are all different, kharlamov, he is a magician, just a hockey virtuoso, petrov, he goes for broke, and mikhailov, he physically not very strong. this is 1975, mikhailov with his eldest son andrey, in 3 years yegor will be born, and the children will follow in their father's footsteps, boris petrovich himself always says that all the victories of his great team are the victories of their wives, patient and loving, the wives did, it turns out that they also need a small monument, and that's what we did

up and stop having their countries plundered and raped of all resources, they need to stop having stockholm syndrome and and worshipping uh white flesh of european variety because they think it shines and all materialism comes from this side of the world, they need to actually restudy their own great. historical characters, everybody from the scholars, the great scholars like kurazmi, khdun, where is where is the pride of the arabs? have they forgotten everything that the prophet muhammad, peace be upon him gave them, have they forgotten the quran, have they forgotten to have faith in allah, actually provides victory or defeat, who actually provides sustenance and and and resilience and and life and sustains this planet and in every shape of... is their master america god, is that who their god is? because if it is, then the muslims who worship their lord and who who circumambulate around the kaba and regard al-aks as holy should have nothing to do with these leaders. why are these leaders in power? why is cc still in power? why is abdullah still in power propped up by the anglo-zionist? wh

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the committee in stockholm awarded this year's prize for medicine jointly to a pair of us researchers. victor ambrose and gary brooklyn will share nearly a 1000000 euros for the discovery of mike crow r n. a that's a class of tiny molecules that play a crucial role in regulating how genes work. i mean, 1st read announcement. well, other cod house from dw science is here with more on the nobel prize for medicine. so i'm it much of a surprise here with these winners. well, if there's one thing that you can say for sure about the nobel prize of that, it's always a surprise. so there are some lists floating around, and the 2 were actually on one of the lists i had seen, but there are hundreds of nominations each year. it's impossible to know who's actually going to win the prize. what's not surprising though, it's that it's to man from or working in the us or also from the us. with the last $229.00 prizes that were awarded, only searching women were awarded, and most of the times the price goes to the us. so that's maybe not the surprise. ok. um they were, they won their award for discove

the ira definition, which goes back to 2000 to the, to an important meeting that took place in the stockholm, which initially was above europe, remembering and commemorating the whole course, which was a highly or laudable idea. but this definition has had a drawing shilling effect on opinion in general, on, on legitimate criticism officially the policies specifically. so what is it, what is sort of curious about this whole thing and this has happened. a great deal in the united states this year is the term, as i said, that is a has being used to muscle opinion. it has been used in a kind of the cost is way as the red scare was used in the past. so people at the university students who are, who are simply outraged by what they are seeing, being done with the help of the american taxpayers being disciplined for stating the opinion and describe this as i submitted it. and and as was said to you, of course quite quite a number of images i've, i've also had the honor of being called a couple and various uh, emails that i received. the, the other terribly fact is the, this kind of definition of a

, the swedish police said that the day before , there was a shooting near the israeli embassy in stockholm . there were no injured people as a result of the incident, but the building was damaged. so far, the suspects have not been arrested. over 150 events at nine locations in lviv. already tomorrow in the city of leva the 31st international bookform literary festival lviv-2024 will start. this year he will gather authors. intellectuals from 18 countries of the world to discuss the power of community, this is the main theme of the festival. in the program , visitors can meet with ukrainian and world-famous authors. the literary festival will take place in two formats: online and live. these are more than 120 different activities, opportunities to talk with the author, whom we only read. in a book, such as georgy gospodinov or salman rushdi, this is a great opportunity, i think, to hear them and even to ask a question if, if... if there is this live connection, we will take place with a new format of the fair, yes, this year due to circumstances we could not organize the fair in the usual

and finally, nobel week continues in stockholm, the capital of sweden.ay the prize in physics was awarded there. it was received by american scientists john hopfield from princeton university and geoffrey ginton from the university of toronto. this is canada, but the laureate is still american. and they received this award for. seminal is a citation for seminal discoveries and inventions that enable machine learning using artificial neural networks, this end of the quote, well, now, if we translate it into a language that is more understandable to us, then these inventions are very important, because they made it possible to create neural networks that are used for the work of artificial intelligence, well, since we are all certain about artificial intelligence. we face each other in a way, having phones, computers, that's why it's really very important for us, tomorrow they will give the prize in chemistry, and here's the last bit, last night already at the end, when i was talking about the prize in medicine and physiology, the director is in my ear ask

this morning ceremony kicks off a week of announcements in stockholm. it ends with the announcement of the winner of this year's nobel peace prize on friday. now to sports. and what was another disappointing loss for the niners and a frustrating game for fans at levi's stadium, the 40 niners went ahead by ten points in the second quarter, but in the ensuing kickoff, kicker jake moody sprained his ankle trying to make a tackle on a kick return and missed the rest of the game. >> that appeared to be a fate of what was to come for the niners. while the backup kicker would kick one field goal, the team couldn't manage to score in the second half, and the cardinals squeaked out the comeback, winning 24 to 23. >> up 23 to 10 at half. you kno, i felt like me knowing this team we was going to, you know, smash them, you know, and stomp them out. finish them. i feel like thursday is a must win for us. you know, especially to take that number one spot. >> extremely frustrated. i think we had 13 points and 17in the other. by no means should we be able to give that

the 2024 nobel prize for physiology or medicine has been awarded in stockholm. for life — are controlled inside organisms, including humans. abnormal regulation by micrornas can contribute to cancer and other conditions, including congenital hearing loss and bone disorders. remember you can find more on all the days more on all the day's news )at our website, bbc dot com slash news. plus to see what we're working on at anytime make sure to check us out on your favourite social media site. i'm caitriona perry. thank you for watching world news america. do take care, good hello. a lot going on with our weather right now. we'll see some heavy downpours for the next couple of days, then it will turn colder. we've got low pressure in charge — you can see areas of clouds circulating around that. there's also another deep area of low pressure in the mix. this is ex—hurricane kirk — this will stay to the south of us, but it will essentially join forces with our low. some heavy downpours over the next couple of days, then the whole lot shifts eastwards, leaving us with n

performances, we took our place, the way we... such a fateful, perhaps, after the world championships in stockholmear for us it was necessary to change everything in general , perhaps even switch to another coach, at that moment, it was still a year before the olympics, then there was time to change everything, just enough time to get used to it, enough time to somehow mobilize, although after that tournament we still changed a lot. in particular, even in my approach, probably, first of all to training, to my condition, both physical, psychological, and some attitude in general to my work, but a big reboot was required, as we now understand, i'll tell you an interesting story: the european championship, we are perfectly prepared, i can clearly see that our training is going well, yes. europeans, short program, we get up to skate, we were the last of the russian duets to perform, i 'm sure, i'm really charged up, we start skating the swan program, everything as we worked on, everything as we rehearsed, with emotion, with passion, the first element, i do a wonderful saikovo, i look, sasha is standin

change in preparation or what moment... was so fateful, perhaps, after the world championship in stockholm on to another to the coach, at that very moment, it was still right before the olympics, there was time to change everything, just have time to get used to it, have time to somehow mobilize, although after that tournament we still changed very much... in particular, i even changed in some kind of approach, probably, first of all , to training, to my condition, uh, both physical, psychological, and some kind of attitude in general to my work, but a big reboot was required, as we now understand. i'll tell you an interesting story: the european championship, we did great ready, i understand directly that our training is going well, the starts are going well. we performed really charged, we start skating the swan program, everything as we practice, everything as we rehearse, with emotions, with passion, the first last of the russian duets, i am sure, i am an element, i am skating the wonderful safikhov, i look, sasha is standing, out of the corner of my ear, i hear some kind of applause,

because of his father he knew most of the important people in stockholm and copenhagen so he wenta thereand made a lot of social contacts people of the massachusetts historical society check the birth records there to see how many children were named john quincy. some of us got back to his sister and she kind if confronted him on the escapades she had heard about. he hadad a light -- a life. the u.s. me about the election. john adams and this is the passage in the book he said they were not good at governing but good about thinking of it and he said we are one people. are one people and at-bats and 20 doesn't explain everything the public will not survive. thanks for coming. [applause] eat, drink and be merry. quincy adams loved wine. whether people need is the restoration of their normal job the recovery of agricultural prices. >> i pledge myself to a new deal for the american people.

the nobel prize in physiology or medicine was awarded in stockholm. this year, the laureates were american scientists victor ambrose and harry revkan for the discovery of micro rna and its role in gene regulation. if we try to explain, then the research opens up new possibilities in creating a vaccine. many viruses, as well as for diagnosing cancer and a number of other diseases. it is possible that in the future, with the development of genetic engineering, micro rna will even be able to teach how to correct a damaged gene or stop the proliferation of cancer cells. the nobel week traditionally opens with the award of the prize in the field of medicine. well, russian doctors have begun to use the new development in the treatment of cancer patients, the essence of methods of genetic modification of a person's own immune cells. this method has already... been used, but previously the equipment and consumables were western, now oncologists are armed with completely russian materials, svetlana gordeeva met with the first patients. it is not scary to be th

the so-called fish tunnel is in the center of stockholm. it connects freshwater lake malaren to the saltwater baltic sea and is meant to help increase fish biodiversity. >> i love that this new tunnel was built specifically for weaker swimmers like perch and pike. engineers used stones from a 16th century defensive wall to create the structure. a project officially says the tunnel is illuminated during the day to mimic natural conditions as much as possible. >> oh, lovely. >> leave it to the swedes. love that. absolutely. thank you so much for joining us here at cnn newsroom. i'm christina macfarlane. i'm max foster. cnn this morning is up next wracking. the whole country is on the edge of their seats. >> unprecedented this race could not be any closer. an election like no other and it all comes down to this. >> we can now make a major projection. >> election night in america. from the first votes to the critical count. >> a lot of us thought that it would come down to this the way only cnn can bring it to you. >> election night in america.

here the puck hits mikhailov, a goal. 1969 stockholm, a meeting with the canadians, who were not playingtheir narrow rink, but on the european one. in fact, this is where the triumph of the soviet trio kharlamov, petrov mikhailov begins. volodya, i think, was the strongest center forward. no player had such a throw as volodya. valery - this. said, boris petrovich, well, how are you, not having huge physical data, not having a slapshot, and nevertheless you scored more pucks than anyone else in the history of soviet hockey, this is character, he has a manly character, everyone from this golden team started from yard rinks, the ice, of course, they poured themselves in boris mikhailov's childhood, it was between the houses on khoroshovka, just not far from cska. the guys, of course, always strove... to win, but they could not even imagine that they would change world hockey, that in seventy-second at the super series in montreal, sports history will be forged, these games of 1972 broke a window to the nhl, just like petr perel to europe, one of the best players of the national team, boris

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the committee and stockholm awarded this is prize the medicine jointly to a pack of us for such as like to ambrose and gary rufe couldn't, will share nearly a 1000000 years for the discovery of micro r n a. now that is a cloth of tiny molecules that play a crucial role in regulating how genes look look, playing scale. and i am joined now here in the studio by on a cod house from dw science, who is going to tell us all about this and how those things work. cuz i certainly don't know. and the 2 winners as we was saying, what on tiny are in a multiple. so tell us, 1st of all, why that's important enough to win a nobel prize for medicine. and was this a surprising choice? well, in the end we are interested in however, our cells work and the translation from g and flight or dna. the basic basic thing which our bodies consist of and proteins which is what we can use actually work with this translation work was kind of known, but they like supported as that with a very important building block like brought a positive piece of the to the puzzle which was very important and in terms of, if that

he because of his father, he most of the important people in stockholm and copenhagen and. so he tarried there and and made a lot of social contact as people of the stories society set out check the check the the birth records there and see how many children ever named john quincy. some of this got back to his sister and she kind of confronted him with it, with his escapades, heard about his his escapades. so he had. he had a colorful life. i think. and but you asked me about the election, john adams. and it's a this is a passage in a book he said in his his father is not good at governing but they were they were good at thinking governing and he said, we are one people. we are one people. and if that if that sense of community transcend everything, then the republic will not survive it will not survive. so thanks for coming. eat, drink and be married. now. quincy adams loved wine. great. we will start to assign you in a few the nine spend was created as a public service by america's television company today to congress and the public policy events in washington d.c. and ar

they will go on to host clubs here from stockholm and athens, but before the conference league continuesy ground, getting forest back into the premier league for the first time in over two decades, but was keen to play down any emotional reunion talk. it�*s just now all about the work with he club here and the players here and it doesn�*t matter who we play now, that�*s completely where where my focus is and that�*s enough to consume me and my mind and the staff�*s mind. the play—offs for next years women�*s european championship start later. scotland, wales and northern ireland are all involved in the first round. all of them are playing the first legs away. the scots are in budapest to face hungary, northern ireland are in croatia. wales are unbeaten under rhian wilkinson and looking to qualify for their first major tournament, they are in slovakia. the defending champions, england, have already qualified for next years championship in switzerland and they have a high—profile 1480 00:42:28,248 --> 00:42:33,

by "this," i mean stockholm syndrome.you're feeling depressed, just take a deep breath and remember: charlie's bake sale is on friday. you're a den mother and you signed up for brownies. molly needs new goggles for swim class, and brian has picture day tomorrow. he's wearing molly's old goggles, and he won't give them back. and remember, you have a medical condition, so don't forget to take your medicine. [cheers and applause] we got a great show for you tonight! my guest is rachel maddow. but when we come back, science! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by... neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. fights five visible signs of aging. ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not one—but 5 signs of aging. with visible results... ...in just one week. neutrogena looking for a reason to try the new $5 meal deal at mcdonalds? here's one, two, three, four and the price makes 5. that's everything you get with the new $5 meal deal at mcdonald's. prime