last christmas, sweden had its first suicide bomber on the streets of stockholm.tely, no one was injured severely from that incident. there's also been a number of arrests in connection with the mohammed -- the cartoons that were drawn in denmark just last december. five individuals were arrested for bringing automatic weapons with them down to copenhagen trying to attack that. there have been a number of arrests cently. >> per nyberg, thanks so much. >>> back in this country republican presidential candidates get ready to face off in another debate. this one tomorrow night in tampa, florida. we'll speak live with republican strategist alex caste >>> republican presidential candidates meet face to face in another debate tomorrow night. it's the cnn tea party republican debate in tampa, florida. republican consultant and cnn political contributor alex castellanos is with us now from tampa. good to see you, alex. all right. so is a tea party backed candidate likely to fair better, feel more compelled to appeal to tea party supporters at this debate such as a michele

>>competing for the biggest prize in sailing; we go match racing in sweden. >>and with global demand for meat rocketing, it might make more sense to farm insects rather than cows. >>6 legs good four legs bad... and the rest in just a moment on world business... >>reporter: by the end of this year the global population is predicted to hit 7 billion and by 2050 may be as high as 9 billion. simply feeding that many people is a challenge in itself, but coupled with rising wealth, consumption of protein is also peaking. and to meet the demand for meat, we could soon all beeating a lot more insects. >>food security is one of the greatest issues of the 21st century; consumption of food is rising, fish stocks are running low and grain prices are escalating dramatically. we will soon be eating more than the planet can produce. >>verbon: we need to change. if all of the world is going to eat as we eat in the western world today we will need about 3 globes to produce our food. >>boekel: we eat too much and eat too much protein. this can be reduced. and if we do that we

the back door of the largest and most people towns of the leningrad region and russia once owned by sweden and then finland today it still poseurs the great medieval look of a northern european town so join me as we travel back in time and see what cultural attractions are on offer to get him a scout team took an overnight train from the negro ski station known as be prepared to finish this quaint christian town is located around ancient columbus is the russian capital. looking around to see barry's medieval houses some in value condition that others walk along the cobbled lanes and witness the wonderful clock tower cathedrals and various architecture the medieval town stuff on. the back is a true cross cultural point of the caribbean swedish finnish and russian traditions and all of them can be traced in the town's heritage customs shape and history leave it was founded in the end of the thirteenth century during the crusades by one of the sweetest most short clips and as a result of the russian swedish wars in the seventeenth century and citizens enjoying the reign of peter the great a t

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the back or of the largest and most people towns of the leningrad region and russia also owned by swedenand then finland today it still for says they create that evil look of an old and european town so join me as we travel back in time and see what cultural attractions are off to get here the moscow team took an overnight train from that encrypts the station known as be prepared to finish the script for some time is located around eight hundred kilometers from the russian capital. looking around to see the area's medieval houses some in value condition but others will call on the couple's lanes and witness the wonderful cock town cathedrals and various architecture the medieval town has to offer. the best is a true cross cultural point of the caribbean swedish finnish and russian traditions and all of them can be traced in the towns heritage customs shape and history leave it was founded in the end of the thirteenth century during the crusades by one of the swedish martial clips and as a result of the russians from ishmael's in the seventeenth century and seventeenth enjoying the reign

prevent copyright infringement that is a truly scary thought and now a new industry survey out of sweden identified a program that's actually deterring it piracy without all the draconian laws of the claims are necessary to crack down on the evil practice and we know you've probably heard of pandora radio but there's a newer program that streams music called spotify it was founded in sweden and has just hit us recently so with spotify the user can stream music but unlike pandora you can actually search for the specific songs you want or an entire album you can also make playlists and share them with your friends and it's all perfectly legal with this program so now you're familiar with outlook ation let's go back to the survey and sweet it a new industry study shows over the past few years as the number of spotify customers increases the number of pirates has decreased by twenty five percent so why is this trend in sweden got a for us here in the u.s. because spotify is becoming more popular here by the day so perhaps these figures could be a good indicator as to the future of pirated mu

team are heading to play their first match of the season now it's being reported the players from sweden poland ukraine czech republic and germany lots and of are said to be on board now we do have we do have a correspondent live in gaza slava but we'll still try to establish connection with her and meantime i'm joined by u.s. forces that are kate partridge kate this is sort of the big story in the sporting world i would you tell us about what you've got a solemn commitment you are subtle or one of the houses of the concert and the hockey league which is which is the russian. the league is not was due to start its fourth today it's the ironically and sadly the first day of the season and was something finalist last year and in the inaugural season they were they were runners up that was one of those teams that are there in there about so this is an incredible shock to all sports fans yeah and this is. happening is the beginning of the season it is because i was going to impact future games or the season itself any statements coming we have not any statements come true the one thing that

international players from the czech republic, sweden, latvia, and germany were killed, as well as the canadian coach. the plane crashed a caught fire. then there was another explosion. >> there was a mushroom fireball like a nuclear explosion, and then thick black smoke. >> because of the crash is not yet known, but reports suggest the plane struggled to take off and hit an antenna at the end of the runway. >> the french foreign minister has accused syria of crimes against humanity in its crackdown against anti- government protesters. syrian activists said least 14 more protesters were killed in homs as army vehicles swept into the old city. one resident is quoted as saying the gunfire never seemed to stop. homs has been at the center of months of demonstrations against the president. in pakistan, suicide bombings have killed at least 20 people in the southwest city of cueto. the killing includes the man who heads the force that recently killed a cut the operatives. one bomb struck near his car and another near the house. the man himself survived the attack, but his wife was killed an

in fact the head coach was needed was killed he was fifty two years old already the embassies of sweden slovakia and other countries have confirmed that their nationals were on board that plane we're seeing some incredible pictures from another one another opening match of the k h l season was to take place of course it was canceled but some really really touching pictures of fans there just devastated in tears over this tragedy so it's going to touch not only sports fans were of course ice hockey is a big one here in russia but the whole country really they mean the world right now i think it's fair to say is watching as this tragedy unfolds and we're getting the details up of how how big it is ok in this thanks for bringing us what you know because you know with you later for more let's bring in now our sports correspondent kate partridge take very good into terrible day for world of of hockey here in russia we heard there from minnesota that this team is very well thought all of the fans from around russia. to pay their respects just how big a name were well they were the three time

"we" went to sweden. or "we" west to england and mclean victoria. -- met queen victoria.t is something i think about a great deal. tavis: i want to end this conversation, sadly, because i could talk for hours. i want to end on the point you make. how it is, after all the acclaim and success and accolade and love you have received around the world, used a humble -- you stay humble. how do you juxtapose those two things? reveling in the humanity of other people? >> think you for saying that, that is very kind. i think this is something that simply comes naturally for having grown up in the home and which i grew up. it was made very clear to me that everybody had the same potential if given the same opportunity. i know that i am blessed with the opportunity that has been presented to me, and it was instilled in me very early to be prepared for the opportunity. i work very hard, i am studying very late at night. since i know how much work i have to put into doing his job, it is not really sensible to be arrogant about it. it is something that takes a great deal of dedication,

a terror attack in sweden's second largest city... goteborg-. the swedish security police declined to give further details about the arrests... and would not say whether they were linked to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. police cordoned off the city's famous culture and arts arena and evacuated about 400 people who were attending a contemporary art gala there. libya's national transitional council says that... it will create an interim government within the next 10 days. according to the deputy head of the council and its current prime minister mahmud jibril,... the new inclusive interim government will include representatives from different regions in libya. he urged libyans to understand that the council has to move quickly to set up the new government... and this is not the time for revengeful acts. meanwhile, gadhafi's loyalists attacked a key oil refinery facilities near the southeastern coastal city of ras lanuf on monday, killing at least 15 guards. guinea-bissau's - prime minister says... his country would welcome l

brian, ali and sherman have just come back from trips to italy and sweden. vacationses paid for completely by their boss. steve's way of rewarding his employees may seem extravagant to some, but for steve, this is more than just enzefr send difference. it's a case of promises kept. a bold pledge he made to workers six years ago. >> at that time, we were about about 50,000 barrels or something like that, of production. we said when we get to 100,000 barrel, we'll take everybody on a there into europe. >> so to europe they went. 20 were sent to italy and 28 to sweden. at a cost to the company of away $100,000. >> i told a lot of people about this since we did it, and other people in other businesses are like, woah, that's amazing. i can't imagine doing that. and actually, you probably wouldn't do that if you were a public company. i mean how many times do you read about a public company. but a private company, you can do it. >> for steve, this is about recognizing and rewarding his staff. >> it's really a personal choice. but from the beginning of the company,

also has low levels of infant deaths this is infant deaths per one thousand live births very low sweden norway these countries the the rich are not as rich and the poor are not as poor the middle class is much greater here along these lines what you're seeing is the countries where the rich the rich is the richest of the poor is the poor as the usa also has the highest level of infant mortality looking at imprisonment rates in the united states our next screen. again around the world rather income inequality so the more on equal societies on the side less on equal and sure enough prisoners per hundred thousand people japan norway sweden very very low and what happens is we move all the way up to very very high levels of income inequality the usa incredibly essentially number one in the world here on this. the next one is teenage pregnancy so clear the screen here again this information from the. u.k. these are births per thousand women in the fifteen to. eighteen year olds those teenage pregnancies basically and what you see is with low income inequality countries countries where there'

market peers in the brics countries the top three sports were taken by switzerland singapore and sweden unchanged from last time i thought i have time for now you're up to date more business stories on our website our chief of consolation business. in two thousand and ten especially konami zone for industrial conduction was established in russia somalia region with a total area of six hundred sixty had to as. its investors are granted exclusive tax and customs benefits which includes a five year exemption from property lands and transport taxes as well as an income tax reduction to fifteen point five percent. the special economic zone operates as a free customs own which enables manufacturers to market their products in russia free of information seems to some our region as he said is currently witnessing a surge in infrastructure construction in the sim our region special economic zone promises.

of foreign players over the details we're getting really understand that there were citizens from sweden poland ukraine the czech republic germany lafayette and bella reuss on the plane now a total of thirty seven people were on board the yak forty two aircraft and it's believed the plane caught fire just after takeoff and there are survivors of the crash well this is sort of the terrible news and details still coming in and it is certainly big news in the sporting world that kate here is joining us from be a sports what do you have so far from that end to we were getting slightly different numbers coming through are saying thirty six of the search the seven that were on board have died as a said that can vary between thirty seven they're saying that one's injured from what we what we gather it's the reports coming through the basic squad from the powerhouse of russian arms hockey were on board that plane the reports are saying it was actually their plane it was the team plane that was taking the place to go to go to minsk their plane did not know it's the first day of the new k h l seas

confirmed dead in that plane crash we also know that there were there were members of this new from sweden the czech republic bellerive train. and we can't confirm the story are hearing that one of the players on board was i checked ice hockey player. mark if you. will going to prison for now but he is one of those that were killed because it hasn't been confirmed that he was in hospital devastating tragedy we're getting pictures in from other cities across the country research council the opening games of the k h l season as they get this devastating news of this entire team practically being killed in this process all right thank you very much for that update and now with their life and you had a solid reporting on the airplane tragedy right there thank you. so. well going back to our initial story there's a clearer astray should among the spanish with thousands rallying in protest at their government's fresh a steady measures italy's forty five billion euro package which was welcomed by the e.u. includes new tax hikes and raising the retirement age for women while in spain the demonstra

one point from their remaining two games would be ten months in and two million go sinking while sweden in hungary or joint second degree a place where easy winners on the nights. like the numbers i enjoy need just one point about the spot in the finals manager fabio capello admitting all three of his side was lucky to age wales one at wembley to the youngest thirty fifth when it went to also in group switzerland came from one to trying to test them all gary three wanting a grounder second place ones negro country england are facing in their only remaining game next. year so for the last the last of its very very very very very good very good they were just ready to do very very well for the story the mother. there is with this very. rich boy the more that they go into that we go to break the better. with the motor locks while back in russia spot expressly in style strike of ellison has been handed a six game ban after a clash in last month's moscow don't be left a scar on russian goalkeeper igor sechin say if not for six months by collision at the shortstop a badly injured the russian

and their colleagues, david from sweden. your mother, your sister, and your brother are here and they say hello and a love you and miss you. >> and my son, who we love and miss a very much. his mother, his sister, his younger brother, his cousin, is on go -- his uncle, and his wife, and his beautiful daughter, who is very special and 10 years old. we all love you very much. we miss you. >> thank you. >> orasri liangthanasarn >> daniel f. libretti >> ralph licciardi >> edward lichtschein >> steven barry lillianthal >> carlos r. lillo >> craig damian lilore >> arnold a. lim >> darya lin >> wei rong lin >> nickie l. lindo >> thomas v. linehan, jr. >> robert thomas linnane >> alan p. linton, jr. >> diane theresa lipari >> kenneth lira >> francisco alberto liriano >> and my father. i wish i would have known my dad better. i was only nine months old when he died during the i found out that he was a great guy. i love you, dad. >> it is an honor and privilege to read these names today. i add to list my son. his spirit lives and our

ranks fifth below switzerland singapore sweden and finland lost in the number one spot at last the number of. loss we lost the number one spot in two thousand and eight the world economic forum said the reasons for the decline. article are debt the loss of faith in government and corporate ethics in other words thirty years of reaganomics second by nucular report found that one in three americans born and raised in the middle class in the one nine hundred seventy s. have dropped out of the middle class today meaning there's a new trend of downward social mobility taking hold in america which might also explain why our economy is no longer competitive and third a new study out of the university of virginia makes the connection between happiness and a more progressive income tax a study which analyzed nearly sixty thousand people in fifty four nations found that those who live in countries where the rich pay very high income taxes tend to be much happier in nations where the tax rate is flatter than here at like here in the united states the author of the study psychologist shigeru oshie we

authorities evacuated an art center sweden's second largest city. the threat a serious danger to life, health, and property. investigators won't say if the terror plot was linked to the 9/11 anniversary. >>> oakland homicide detectives are investigating a fire that killed two people overnight. it happened on the second floor of a building around 1:30 this morning. there is an acupuncture business on the ground level of that building but the fire was in the residential unit above. witnesses told firefighters they saw two people fleeing the scene this morning with gas canisters. >> two individuals were found inside the residence. right now we are investigating it. we called out our homicide units. >> one of the bodies was badly burned and the coroner is still trying to identify the victims. the other victim is believed to be a woman. six people were displaced by the fire. >>> san francisco police are investigating a robbery and shooting that injured two people. it happened near brooke dale avenue around 8:00 last night. a 22-year-old man was at the ba

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good things, of course, often happen in sweden, i am sure. but sweden, 10 years ago, put in place changes to bring their debt levels back in place. i had the pleasure of listening to one of there of their elected officials at aei. and he said the thing in sweden is, we know what to do to get elected as a politician. if we just did not know what to do when we do it. -- we do not know how to get reelected when we do it. what they learned is that if they do the right thing, they did in fact get reelected. they took the hard decisions, cut back, and of all the countries that are out there, they have the best fiscal position among all the countries that you see there. they took the hard things fast. we will come back to some of the factors that build upon that and what makes a credible plan, and some is based on the sweden experience. but we believe that for a little bit. this is a measure of portugal, ireland, greece. italy would also be in there, and is often added as a second "i" in there. you can see their relative risk here of what happens. t

in sweden, the huge school choice system nationwide, the netherlands has substantial school choice and even germany has a lot of school choice. we only have a few tiny programs in the cities and states. is that the solution? do we need a competitive small but with parents in charge of your teachers? >> guest: you need parents much more involved and the question becomes what can we do to make our parents much more involved in ensuring that this doesn't happen? i am not too sure about whether it really boils down to the idea of more or less choice because if you look at the education performance across europe, the too are seeing a backslide certainly on the oecd standards relative to the rest of the world. if they were about twice then you wouldn't have expected them to be with the united states sliding down. i think one of the things i talk about in my work that, you know, possibly could be something we are thinking about is the idea of the conditional transfers and very simply put, a very popular in mexico and brazil and also being rolled out as a pilot program by mayor bloomberg in ne

topping the list of best places to be a woman, iceland, sweden comes in second and then canada numberat number eight. we want to bring in jessie ellison. thanks very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> how did "newsweek" determine this list? what was the criteria? >> we looked at health, education, political power, economics and justice. and we sort of picked what we thought were the most important factors within those categories and crunched the numbers and came up with these rankings. >> what is it about ice land and sweden and canada that make them the top three in the world for women? >> they have strong stores across the board. iceland has been targeting gender equity in a very conscious way for three decades now and the results are there. and sweden has 16 months parental leave for every child, which is incredible and canada also has really strong laws protecting women and strong education and good health care. >> i guess it's a little surprising, why is the united states at number eight? that seems kind of low. >> it does but the united states falls -- when you loo

good things, of course, often happen in sweden, i am sure. but sweden, 10 years ago, put in place changes to bring their debt levels back in place. i had the pleasure of listening to one of ththere of the elected officials -- one of their elected officials out aei. and he said the thing in sweden is, we know what to do to get elected as a politician. if we just did not know what to do when we do it. what they learned is that if they do the right thing, they get reelected. they took the hard decisions, cut back, and of all the countries that are out there, they have the best fiscal position among all the countries that you see there. they took the hard things fast. we will come back to some of the factors that build upon that and what makes a credible plan, and some is based on the sweden experience. but we believe that for a little bit. this is a measure of portugal, ireland, greece. also be in there, and is often added as a second "i" in there. the problem is that we continue to let this thing continue to grow. greece is way up here. to-year

. >> australia, denmark denmark, germany, the netherlands, sweden, the united kingdom and even the isle of mann right off the coast of the u.k. >> jon: ouch. we're below isle of mann, this place? ♪ let's give the boy a hand >> jon: that place has better credit than we do? there's no industry there. they just horse around in the pool all day. i'm being told that man island. not isle of mann. wow, isle of mann has a better credit rating than we do. did i say slap in the face? i meant... by the way, in calculating and analyzing our debt situation standard and poors made a $2 trillion mistake but they're sticking with the downgrade. i can't wait to say what these more ons said in their analysis of our debt situation. this should be rich. >> one of the things that the s&p cited when making this downgrade decision was all the political problems we saw in congress and getting everyone to agree to raise the debt limit. >> the tea party will not budge on tax cuts and right here s&p is saying that kind of rigid position was a major reason for the downgrade. >> also you've got the external situati

they do not have made plans -- their plants in western sweden are at a standstill. they were saved from bankruptcy two years ago when they were purchased from general motors. the europe -- the biggest consumer electronics show in europe gets under way. media representatives were given a chance to visit the fair earlier today. this is bigger than ever before with more than 1400 exhibitors focusing on television sets and flat screens but also internet radio and the latest tablet computers which are set to change the lifestyle of millions. >> traveling computers rule the roost at this conference. they are betting it will be the future. light switches could be a thing of the past. deutsche telekom is connecting household appliances to the internet. >> it gives some security because you can check away from home a few turned off the iron. it means that i can switch the heating on before i get there and i can save energy and money by putting the washing machine on when it is the cheapest. >> samsung is preparing its electronic products for a future that is known as network

. >>> and finally, in sweden, a kitten was in need of caretaking after being trapped in a concrete tube underneath a supermarket. the staff heard the cries for help. despite the continuous effort from technicians and animal keepers, it took two whole days to lure the 8-week feline out. luckily, it's now safe in the care of its rescuers awaiting a new home. did you see that video? poor little guy. >> a long time to hang on. all you need is some kitty treats and things work out. >> all you need is treats any time and you pretty much get what you want. >>> well, it's time for an early look at some stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. a court hearing is set in washington following cigarette makers' claims the new federally mandated warning labels on cigarette packaging violates their free speech rights. due next year the new labels will include graphic images and warning messages aimed to deter people from smoking. >>> to mark childhood cancer awareness month a group called 46 mommas will shave their heads in washington meant to raise awareness and funds and inspire others t

sweden witnessed terrorism in the past. bomber wounded two people in the capital stockholm last december. we all remember that. >>> and the taliban isn't letting the 9/11 anniversary pass without reminding us what they're cable of. a suicide attempt killed at least two afghans in afghanistan. barbara star joins us by phone from washington. we're learning in the last few minutes specifically the 77 injured are, in fact, american? >> reporter: indeed, richelle. u.s. defense officials say that they believe now that most of the 77 injured were, in fact, american troops. this is a small combat outpost, a relatively small post in central eastern afghanistan in a place called wardak province that has seen a lot of fighting over the years. for 77 people could to be injur even minor injuries, that shows you the size and scope of the vehicle bomb that detonated at the front gate killing the suicide bomber and at least two others that were afghan laborers by al accounts. top u.s. official saying this was a significant and high-profile

he declined to talk to us about the allegations in sweden, on the advice of his attorney.e has not been charged and proclaims his innocence. well, i suppose if you have to be under house arrest, there could be worse places. >> assange: well, it's a gilded cage. it's still a cage. but when you are forced to stay somewhere against your will, it does become something that you... you want to leave. >> kroft: it's a radical departure from the lifestyle that the peripatetic internet muckraker is used to-- bounding from city to city, country to country, and regularly changing his cell phones, hair styles and general appearance, he says, to elude surveillance and avoid being killed, kidnapped or arrested. and there are reasons for his paranoia. in the last fours years, wikileaks has published information that played some role in deciding the 2007 elections in kenya, and fueling the anger that recently brought down the government of tunisia. it's divulged membership rolls of a neo-nazi organization in britain, and secret documents from the church of scientology. and that was before

sweden's security service just last week warned that islamic terrorism is the country's biggest threatficials believe perhaps they are just out of town. more than 180 fires have erupted across the state in just the last week. >>> another son of moammar gadhafi has fled libya. they were all accepted on humanitarian grounds at the same time, fighters loyal to the new libyan government were trying to stamp out the last pockets of pro-gadhafi resistance. government forces are re-grouping outside bani walid while cutting off supplies to gadhafi's hometown. let's head back to tampa where my friend, don lemon is. >> thank you so much. see you a little bit later on. >>> they have a lot to gain and a whole lot to lose as we gear up for the big tea party debate in tampa. we are hearing abostrategies. we'll share that with you coming up. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lay on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lay on one of those." we provide the exact ind

sweden brought their national chair, the glurke. (laughter) and unassembled pile of wood and of course -- (applause) >> australian relies on pouchie, the world's most patient kangaroo. pouchie. joining the u.n. isn't as simple as just bringing a chair. >> when i received an-- from a state for an admission into the united nations, i review all these technical issues, whether this is in proper form. >> jon: really there is an application process for joining the u.n. who did north korea use as a reference on their application? (laughter) >> jon: and syria, a country who has begun firing at its own people, they must have had good test scores otherwise they wouldn't have let them in. although i guess once you get tenure. you know, the real issue isn't really the chair or the application, as with any good co-op, it's getting past that one hard ass on the co-op board who always chews people down, without doesn't like dogs but he has two great dains because he was grandfathered in. (laughter) made me so mad. so are the palestinians in? >> p

and in sweden, hate when this happens, a drunk moose got stuck in a tree after eating too many fermentedpples. it's not uncommon there. the branches were sawed off to help the moose, it sobered up and made its way back to the woods. and here's the first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,295 after falling 119 points yesterday. the s&p was down 12 points. the nasdaq lost 19. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei dipped 55 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng shed 46. >>> well, when the fed chairman speaks, wall street tends to listen. investors didn't like what they didn't hear. stocks tumbled after ben bernanke delivered an economic outlook which includes no stimulation of investment measures. investors had hoped for some kind of cash injection. a rise in weekly jobless claims added to yesterday's gloom. today we'll see what they thought of president obama's jobs package. g-7 finance ministers meet in france. u.s. banks led losses yesterday after notching big gains wednesday. j.p. morgan found nearly 4%. bank of america