but if sweden was us, who were we? >> we have, in fact, become sweden's mexico. >> really? >> absolutely. >> but if we want to work, we got to be somebody's mexico. >> if you're suggesting that the choice in america is to work for dangerous work, disrespectful work, degrading work at minimum wage. >> that's right. >> then my statement to you, sir, is that is unamerican. >> exactly. it's mexican. >> have you been to a mexican factory? >> yes. >> they have brutal work conditions, long hours, low pay. [inaudible] the water supply comes from the effluent from the factory. >> nothing wrong with that. >> which one were you at? >> the one in my head. and the problem is our american-run american factories like this one can't compete with our swedish-run mexican factories. these guys seem like complete wastes. the customers should be assembling it themselves. >> we haven't figured out how to do that. >> it's called an allen wrench. >> well, there's your first problem. it's comfortable. >> they coddled their employee at every turn. >> when does this guy get his bathroom break? >> bat

my number one fan from sweden.idn't even know i had any fans in sweden. >> reporter: type cast but talented, jesse has a burgeoning cut following built up over 50 tv shows like "my name is earl" and "the o.c." and 40 movies including "van wilder." he came to l.a. to get into the entertainment game and he has. >> my parents gave me like a 30-day ultimatum. find a job or come back to texas. so i went and signed up for the extra work and i was working that night on a movie called "rat race." >> reporter: now, we've watched "rat race" a bunch of times. paused. rewound. we just can't find him. but the first to spot jesse in this "cougar club" clip will win this signed photo. tweet me. watch it between on our site. you can pause and stuff. anyway, jesse's been working flatout for 11 years. he was even on "glee." >> got a long wait. >> reporter: right there. he kind of worked with larry david. his imdb credits include, nerd, nerd number one, nerdy guy, geek and third ufo enthusiast. >> i've done my fair share of speaking

different sweden is spending money in somalia. i don't want to see it go to somalia in joplin missouri residents are receiving help from elephants to clean up tornado damage more than a week after deadly twisters leveled the city and i'm not talking about republican it's. i'm talking about actual elephants that's because republicans instead of helping those in need are nickel and dime in those in need saying we need to cut money for grandma or the environment before we can help turn it over to us so while leaving joplin high and dry well republicans rather spend money we don't have on tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires or corporate welfare for big oil polluters to taxpayer subsidies that's actually not what that's actually not what eric cantor said and i think that's who you're referring to areas are said that you would love to give money to the republican house that we would love to give money to the people in joplin but we need to get money from elsewhere bad there's a finite amount of money and you don't have an infinit

on the back nine with three birdies in a row he was firing pins really well and is a shot ahead of sweden spread a handsome on the leaderboard who was also consistently hitting the greens here defending champion graeme mcdowell is one of eight players three shots off the lead . and over in the states is radhika to make room mcelroy as a share the lead there the memorial tournament this is the last competition before the u.s. open and he's on six under after firing a sixty six along with chris riley they are shot ahead of crystal marco and josh teeter. you can find rush's rope and plays a separate grueling three and a half months as they begin preparations for this autumn's world cup in new zealand the team as richard and paul think discovered when they go a tough training program in an attempt to be nickel their status as tornado nice

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about your life he was axed following russia's fourth place finish the recent world championships in sweden. football now jack warner has criticized me for vice president he has been suspended from the sports governing body pending an investigation into bribery allegations however his departure means all charges against him will now be dropped its people saying he will be presumed innocent and sixty eight year old along with peter presidential candidate mohamed bin hammam and were accused of bribing caribbean football chiefs in the run up to the peak of presidential elections while it was the longest serving member of feet as executive committee after joining the board back in one thousand eighty three he has also stepped down as congress passed president. and in the meantime europe's hottest coach and gravy lash boss has chris's trainer of course he's champions porto and speculation here saying take over as manager of chelsea he has a twenty one million dollars buyout clause in his contract and reports suggest the thirty three year old could pay cash and self however russian and chelsea ar

only group sweden peace past moldova for wanting to tighten their grip on second place six points we find another wins the sun readers are still with out of going to the table after losing to finland and croatia at least prove to them which is the georgia group by extension i am to manage to lead first three points to the home when i will if you idea. i mean even has launched a match fixing investigation into the argentina's recent four one defeat in nigeria in lagos is the highest profile match as in a wave of recent suspicious international friendly results wednesday's game attracted unusual betting patterns and to penalties by referee it he tried to ensure the first necessity nigeria go to nil up second was given to argentina in the eight minutes of stoppage time for handball even though video replays clearly showed no offense was committed a match took place on the same place before president sepp blatter launched his zero tolerance campaign against corruption. well former argentina coach diego maradona has hit back at fever and corruption willing that you. football's governing b

golf now and sweden's alexander noren still leads the wales open by a single shot at the high winds help produce a dramatic day of third round action at celtic manor spending champion graeme mcdowell had the biggest fall for double bogeys in his eighty one i saw him drop from second to a share of thirty third place eleven strokes off the lead and equally his worst ever round on the european tour but scandinavian golfers lead the way at sweden's peter hansen a joint second article recovering to early bogeys at a bird is quick to under sixty nine he's tied at seven under with denmark and is hansen sixty six was the best round of the day almost hitting an albatross at the eighteenth. overnight rallied from three bogeys with poor birdies back nine to get back to the top level par seventy one and one straight lead going into the final round. and finally it's worth having another look at steve stricker as holy one in the second round at the morial tournament in ohio the american followed up his first round of sixty eight the sixty seven and this sweet six iron shot past eight so the poor fly o

hundred group sweden piece past moldova for once inside their grip on stuff placed six months refinedin other words the sun readers are still without a point in the table after losing to finland and croatia lead to them with the georgia provides six inch times managed to in their first three points the home when police you idea. i mean mafia has launched a match fixing investigation into argentina's recent four one defeat in nigeria in lagos is the highest profile matches in a wave of recent suspicious international friendly results wednesday's game attracted unusual betting patterns and two penalties referee the tribe of the first we're seeing nigeria go to now up second was given to argentina in the eight minutes of stoppage time for handball even though video replays clearly showed no offense was committed a match to place on the same day see for president sepp blatter launched his zero tolerance campaign against corruption. well argentina coach diego maradona has hit back at the first ten corruption ruling that you. football's governing body as long as it is run by dinosaurs the f

think maybe china not like sweden that many top one pair going up but i still believe china and so we're getting bigger and bigger and shipley really high level. for. three one she was playing really good. and then. i tried to push more troops more. she should went down with the level but it's normal tennis is all these. i figured the we were really close. could be. for me the set off for her. she deserved i think she deserved this final she tried to lord she played. well today it is the turn of the men's final and what a match in prospect roger federer taking on defending champion rafael nadal he's going for a record equalling six french open title. switch wise hockey where vancouver have beaten boston three two to take it to a new series lead in the stanley cup finals alexander burrows the man of the moment school tried to become it and getting in the system that overtime win on home ice i gave three takes place in boston on monday at the moment called sweden's alexander norman more take a one shot lead into the final round the wales open today after a blustery saturday shook up the le

only group sweden these past moldova for wanting to tighten their grip on second place six points we find another lindsey sundried are still without a point is not table after losing to finland and croatia really prepared to deal with the georgia to fight the attention i'm spanish to that first three points the high when i will if you idea. i mean war fever has launched a match fixing investigation into the argentina's recent four one defeat in nigeria in lagos is the highest profile match chance in a wave of recent suspicious international friendly results wednesday's game attractive unusual betting patterns and two penalties were. tried sure the first was to see nigeria go to no luck the second was given to argentina in the eighth minute of stoppage time for all even though video replays clearly showed no offense was committed match took place on the same day see for president sepp blatter launched his zero tolerance campaign against corruption. well the modern tina coach diego maradona has hit out at the first ten corruption ruling that. people's governing body as long as it is ru

think maybe china now like sweden there are many. top one pair going up. i still believe china and so were getting bigger and bigger and she played really high level through. three one she was playing really good. and then. i tried to push more three score more and she shouldn't down with the level but it's normal tennis is always like these. i think at the end we were really close and could be. for me the said all for her. she deserved i think she deserved this final should slide to law she played a great role today it is the turn of the men's final match in prospect roger federer taking on the defending champion rafael nadal is hoping to equal be on board rattled six french open title. let's switch to ice hockey banku that have beaten boston three two to take it to new series lead in the stanley cup finals alexander burrows the man of the moment scoring twice for the comics and getting an assist in overtime win on home ice game three takes place in boston on monday. and told sweden's alexander no room or take a one shot lead into the final round of the w

next, we have sweden's artemus racing. you have had some testing times. what is your overall impression of how this will function in the america's cup? >> having spent the majority of my life going at 9 knots, the 45's are a different beast. they are demanding on sailors and short cruise, and everybody involved gets a full whipping from the start to the end of the day. i take my hat off to the organizers were giving us this opportunity. i think we will see something quite spectacular through just the awesome power that these boats create. /( is, depending on how you look at it, these are the small versions. when they get into the 72's, that will be magnified by 100%. -ç you, a team that had an inventor on the water. oracle racing. i am glad you survived. that was you, right? >> yes. [laughter] >> no one injured? >> a few bruises, but no one injured. >> what happened in that moment? >> well, we capsized. >> new to the sport, but thank you for that technical answer. what is the difference -- these are terms that you use in your sport. what is the differenc

and sweden as the chair will continue to raise his profile of arctic issues on international forums, with a view to achieve a more ambitious global a mission reduction in addition, to action on gases such as carbon dioxide, we need to continue to address lack carbon and other short-lived climate forces. since they have a more local impact and it is an area where we, the arctic countries, can take measures that will directly benefit the arctic region. the arctic is first and foremost the home to the people who live there. many of them are from indigenous groups. the arctic council is fairly unique, since representatives of indigenous groups are participating in all the work of the organization, something that the swedish chairmanship will continue and is crucial to make the right decisions for the region. the swedish chairmanship will strengthen and focus of the arctic council work on the economic and social issues, hostage of economic development, it's a core issue for people living in that part of the world. our chairmanship will also take the discussion and cooperation with the bus

now engulfs sweden's alexander noren still leads the wales open by a single shot after high winds helped produce a dramatic day of third round action it's celtic manor defending champion graeme mcdowell had the biggest haul double bogeys in his eighty one saw him drop into a share of thirty place eleven strokes off the lee and equally in his worst ever round on the european tour but scandinavian golfers lead the way sweden is better hansen is joint second after recovering from two. under sixty nine he is tied at seven under damages and is sixty six was the best friend of the day almost hitting an albatross at the eighty three under par while overnight lead in or rallied from three four birdies on the back nine to go back to stop to the top with a level par seventy one and a one stroke lead going into the final round and lastly moto g.p. this is a prize leader as a prize rider for pole position for sunday's catalan grand prix and battled marco simoncelli claimed the front position for the first time a former champion peyton stoner had dominated the free practices but had to settle for sec

going up against neighbors finland sweden attempting to keep pace with the red hot group of easy leaders in that of. two domestic matters nowhere in russia moscow have stuck their monitor. the move coming after their latest defeat at home to g. club bosses blaming the forty seven rule for preparations ahead of the two one loss to luck in which he boarded also questioning the substitutions crossman john made during the moscow clash a former military lasting less than six months in the local. newly reelected free for president sepp blatter says he will not be opening an investigation into its hard for tories twenty twenty two world cup bid the middle eastern nation was accused last month of buying votes to secure world football's most prestigious tournaments but blatter was responding after fifa secretary-general jerome valcke it was accused of writing in an email that guitar paid for votes out of afterwards he never meant to make direct opposition cerebrum doing in the message leaked by now is suspended vice president john warner lover going on to say that investigating qatar based on bot

golf and sweden's alexander noren has taken a one shot lead into the final round with a wales open after a blustery saturday with shock at the leaderboard it's at celtic manor defending champion mcdowell graeme. suffered the most he won the ryder cup in europe here on this course a few months ago but he had a nightmare on saturday equalling his worst ever round of eighty one and was eleven strokes of the lead however sweden's peter hanson was joint second along with ben one and as hanson you sixty six was the best round of the day almost holding a rare three under par albatross of the eighteenth overnight. with four birdies on the back nine she took the lead of all the level par seventy run to hold a one stroke lead going into the last day. and over in america steve stricker kept his magic touch at the memorial tournament he couldn't reproduce his hole in one from the second round but managed to sink this from over one hundred yards on the second hole for an eagle and he also potted a twenty five footer for birdie during his round of sixty nine but maintained his three short cushion at t

vignette travelled to the barrier islands the netherlands have a nine point eight but second place sweden can bridge the gap when they visit moldova and group is one of the most open of them all day you can see the rest of the fight the winner of croatia against george will leapfrog greece at the top. of the way in a battle of the bottom to improve the high. and the n.b.a. finals dallas have leveled the series with miami informatic fashion then of its case scoring the game winning basket with just seconds left to give his side a ninety five ninety three win in florida i despise thirty six points i am used wayne way by fifteen point fourth quarter lead the alice made it one game ace the heat leads in the first time in ten games at home in the playoffs this series nights which is to dallas. in golf there's a surprise leader at the wales open at celtic manor south africa's keith houghton taking a one shot lead into the second day where he hit a seven under par sixty four and turned on the style on the back nine with three birdies in a row he was firing pins really well and is a shot ahead of

going up against neighbors finland sweden attempting to keep pace with braveheart group eaters in the netherlands. to domestic knowledge we go here in russia where local team there monitor yuri on the move coming after their latest defeat of home to g. the club's bosses blaming the forty seven year all for the poor preparations ahead of the two one loss block from the t.v. heads also questioning the substitutions crust made during the moscow clash the former sports acknowledge acknowledge your lasting less than six months in the local arts. and you reelected fee for president sepp blatter says he will be opening an investigation in the qataris victorious twenty eight twenty two world cup in the middle eastern nation was accused last month of buying votes to secure world football's most prestigious tournaments fifa secretary-general jerome valcke there had been accused of writing in an email it's hard to pay for votes he other afterwards he never meant to meet directly accusations of wrongdoing in the message leaked by ny suspended vice president john warner the latter saying that it's

war crimes during the bosnian conflicts including the mass killing around eight thousand people in sweden so in one thousand nine hundred. that it would appear before the trial for a day however his family and lawyers say his health problems and unable to understand the case. of the trial. we should have which says the tribunal is prejudiced against him that it was the hague is simply doing and there . were people who actually try which is where judges were prosecuted and not subject to the same rules that you accuse i mean the principle of all civilized countries legal morals would be accused and all those who participate in the legal process must be subject to the same laws as knew he was no one is above the law it was very well here everybody but everybody is a bug. i will only accuse what's going through a for example the bombing of radio television serbia in belgrade a very pro ninety ninety nine now sixteen people died as a result of. a us brain. never actually indicted anyone without. the start of a dozen other nice stories making headlines around the world the colombian president

going up against neighbors finland sweden attempting to keep pace with the red card group leaders in the it's. ok to domestic matters now we go in russia where. soccer manager yuri crush on the move coming after their latest defeat at home to be the club's boss is blaming the forty seven year old for the preparations ahead of the two one last local heads also questioning the substitutions cross and john major in the moscow flush the former sports acknowledged manager lasting less than six months in the hot seat. and you reelected free for president sepp blatter says he won't be opening an investigation and the target of tory is twenty eight twenty two world cup paid the middle eastern nation was accused last month of buying votes to secure world for post most prestigious tournament fifa secretary-general jerome valcke had been accused of writing in an email but qatar simply paid for votes he added afterwards he never meant to make direct accusations of wrongdoing in the message leaked by now is suspended vice president jack warner blocker saying of investigating consumer based thing

sweden's alexander noren still leads the wales open by a single shot after high winds helped produce a dramatic day of action at celtic manor defending champion graeme mcdowell suffered the most he had won the ryder cup for europe on this very same course a few months ago but had a nightmare yesterday equaling his worst ever round of eighty one as he dropped from second place to share thirty third eleven strokes off the lead scandinavian golfers daily but wait sweden's put hansen is joined second along with denmark understands the sixty six was the best around with that approach to this is a big eighteenth hole overnight leader rally before birdies on the back nine to top the leaderboard with a level past seven swarms of. going into the final round. in the states the fabric is kept his magic touch at the memorial tournament in ohio he couldn't reproduce his holy one from the day before but managed to sink this from over a hundred yards on the second hole for an eagle and also put a twenty five foot during his round of sixty nine not keep his three shot lead at the top of the leaderbo

go off now and sweden's alexander noren who led since the second round has won the wales open by two shots to claim the second european tour title frenchman gregory bawdy finished as joint runner up at celtic. now his car is under emissions he registered yet another sixty seven for birdies including this one at the eleventh school him finish uncertain and after the tournament along with understands the stand on after a double bogey the second they recruit on the back nine something for birdies but his playing partner lauren was more consistent and ended on a nine under our out of wales open to his win at the two thousand and nine european masters. i. really believe my game was good enough in the last week. with it as you know it's not as good as the wall and this it is it feels so good in relieving you know. and finally to athletics where the americans dominated the latest diamond league meeting in the united states however as i did all of their part in the performance of the night he beat two thousand and four olympic champion one hundred ten it is twelve point nine four seconds to

they moved to a james bond bullet prop bunker in sweden. assange went to iceland.y 2009, iceland was a country on its knees. a banks crisis brought it to the brink of bankruptcy, banks went under. enter wikileaks. in july 2009, they posted a book from one of the largest failed banks, releases risky loans. the bank launched a counterattack. >> we got letters from the bank saying they could try to attack us and put news prison for a year. unless we removed it. and of course we said, we're not going to remove it. >> reporter: the leak became the story across island. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but the bank won an injunction providing rutv from airing the story. >> five minutes before the news was going on the air, they were indicted. >> reporter: but the network had another card to play. directing the viewers to the wikileaks website. >> we had tens of thousands of icelanders descending on us to get the material. >> reporter: the expose made their heroes. iceland became a haven for whistle-blowers and wikileaks. in a small apartment, assange and his tea

well the key thing that has gone on in sweden for instance which the washington post just reported on is the rockstar economy it's great innovation job growth it's got a balanced budget they put on some serious capital controls on their banks and not allowing their banks to lend our at the rates that our banks have been wending out is that to say they require a bigger capital reserve in a bank or for banking go a lend out they also demand better standards for look for better loans that are guaranteed by the taxpayers that's the exact opposite of what we've done here in the united states we've simply bailed out our banking system without any strings attached in britain you see a situation which if an american president proposed this he would be accused of being a total radical. deputy prime minister proposing taking big banks that were nationalized and worse we didn't nationalize our banks and. now he's proposing taking the banks that were nationalized by pretty and handing out shares of stock to every citizen in britain and by the way this is the sec risk is this in britain right you'

this would mean all of sweden's auto industry is in chinese hands.samsung led has filed a copyright infringement case in response to a lawesuit against samsung. this is a subsidiary of the zemens corporation and will go public later this year. >> tahank yothank you for that. in new zealand, tremors affected the town of christchurch. they a eling from a.3 earthquake that killed 181 people earlier. >> the largest of monday's tremors had a magnitude of 6.0. the city was furtherr damaged as they struggle to recover fro mthem the earthquake. this has not weakened the government's long-term commitment to protect the surrounding area. >> with memories of the earlier earthquake in their mind, some people panicked when the largest tremor had struck. >> we were getting ready for the x-ray and and everything -- i am feeling very jittery right now. >> others are having a hard time coping with the constant aftershocks. >> you wonder if this has sustained it -- >> the pressure from an earthquake can literally turn the ground to liquid, causing road services to giv

sexual misconduct in sweden pictures from monday when julian assange the founder of wiki leaks being rebuked. his lawyers have maintained that he denies all of these allegations of the sex crimes in sweden and that they have found the entire swedish legal process to be very unusual rick. yes there in lies the problem if it has to do with sex or infidelity or rape allegations or winter breaks then the mainstream media is all over it but this brings up questions about government transparency or morality in the rule of law the value of truth that's where the mainstream media always seems to me. now there's a lot of big news today when it comes to the wars that america is waging a brought to the u.s. has reportedly been stepping up air strikes in yemen over the last few weeks with drones and fighter jets on an attempt to keep al qaeda in the arabian peninsula from gaining any ground as for now president saleh has left the country after being injured in an attack and the war against libya has been seeing some of the heaviest bombing in the last few days while allied arab nations have all

in sweden, if you want to know who runs innovation in sweden, you look in the phone book and there's a vinnova and a person's name as director and you can call them up and say, i yes, have i 300 people at vinnova and we weave together a national narrative for innovation. i'm sorry to say that at the moment in the u.s. government, you try find the name of the person who's responsible for innovation, there's no name and no phone number. >> our government's lack of coordination on innovation has caused us to shoot ourselves in the foot. america missed out on growing some cutting edge industries, says eric schmidt, industries that we actually invented in the first place. case in point, solar power. the technology was invented in america but the chinese government spent lots of money to subsidize the manufacture of the panels and now they are the world's leading producer of that product. they're fundamentally taking ideas from america and building those industries and doing it with a directed government program that is the way we run america and we're losing because of it. >> are you sayi

two of its servers was moved to a james bond style bullet proof bunker in sweden.e went into a safe haven and found one in iceland. by 2009, iceland was a country on its knees. a banking crisis had brought it to the edge of bankruptcy, causing riots president streets. banks went under and thousands lost their life savings. >> iceland was hit harder than any other country by the banking collapse. >> reporter: enter wikileaks. in july 2009, they posted a book from one of the largest failed banks, revealing risky loans to the bank holders. the bank launched a counterattack. >> we got letters from the bank saying they could try to attack us and try and put us in prison for a year unless we removed it. and of course we did, don't be ridiculous, we're not going to remove it, we're not going to tell you our sources. >> reporter: the leak became the story across iceland. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but the bank won an injunction prohibiting ruvtv from airing the story. >> five minutes before the news was going to air, the news desk was indicted. >> reporter:

local media say 15 people have died in germany and one in sweden.inally thought it came from cucumbers shipped in from spain. now they admit that was a mistake but haven't pin downed the real source that has infected thousands of people. >>> street battles are raging in the yemeni capital sanaa where witnesses say loud explosions went on all night long. fights between pro and antigovernment forces, state tv says security forces are bombing capital building. >>> a pakistani police official says more than 200 afghan militants crossed the border and attacked a checkpoint in northwest pakistan. the gun fight raged for more than 24 hours. 23 members of the pakistani security forces were killed. >>> japan's prime minister has survived a no-confidence vote in parliament. naoto kan has been criticized for his government's response to the march tsunami and the nuclear crisis that followed. but the opposition motion to unseat mr. kan was defeated by 293 votes to 152. had the motion passed, he would have had to step down within ten days. >>> google's had its s