sweden japan also boasts some don't sue but while compatriots and danny on regis and that the prawns. i'm finally in the women's skeleton lazy again and wants us to get a full great great song that had games becoming the uk is a second successive get another list to india for its nutty pincus race for the usa tissue but while home favorites. lena nicotine that ended with prawns. so must check out the medals table gemini remained at a talk with seven guys followed by switzerland who climbed to second was to go zone friday i was on seventh the hosts russia on the ice while china the only asian country in the top ten on knowing when to get its hands to seal this for more on the sochi games less cross livestock responded speak of aoc in this entry i hope they said it was a great day for china on friday as the idea to the meadow total but some sort of adds another performance and d of highlights from today. a few careless handling yet will start on the mountains and the ladies freestyle cereals in china had three ladies going in the competition's that's leaning down she's the former silver

you have been a huge star in your native sweden.rybody is predicting this is going to put you in the same frame stateside. doesn't feel that way to you? >> i feel incredibly blessed to get work with people like sam jackson and michael keaton, so for me it is a dream come true regardless. tavis: i read an interview you did the other day, and i was fascinated by a particular line i want to explore, but the article didn't give space to do this. that is this notion that putting on this sued for robocop you thought was going to be heavy and tiring, and it may have been all that, but when you put the suit on, wearing the suit day in day out spoke about the humanity of the character. what do you mean by that? >> it was more the contrast of emotions the character was going through. i didn't expect to find that from a suit. i put the suit on. it was uncomfortable and made me feel like a bad askss, but it also revealed some of the vulnerability the character was going through. i'm not wearing any clothes, and i am hanging out by these people,

along with sweden captained by p.s.g. still strike a lot on eba him of it missed out on this year's world cup as well as liechtenstein moldova montenegro and austria and capello was happy with russia's draw. montenegro also the this we then use that it is good to davis they play well they've got to be confidence and if you see the two legged they didn't qualify for a walk up but they got out of it it goes to qualified for tourism and you do expect thought that these. in the world would be difficult every game every game would be very important. well euro twenty sixteen has increased from sixteen to twenty four nations and will be hosted by france from knowing qualifying groups the top two teams in each goes through to the finals along with the best third place finish with the remaining third place teams getting into playoffs to decide the last four spots hosts france quite thought automatically and play in group i that what we see any points while two time defending champions spain were drawn in the apparently straightfor

al jazerra, sweden. >>> about 15% of sweden's population is foreign-born which is the highest rate inrt of europe. >>> north korean president threw a birthday party for his late father. officials promised to remain loyal to the kim dynasty. kim jong un was at the ceremony but didn't exactly make speech the birthday of his father is known as the day of the shining star. >>> sunday marks 100 days since typhoon haiyan slammed in to the philippines since then thousands of children left orphaned by the deadly score. a report on the most vulnerable survivors. >> reporter: this ring has become a source of comfort for 14-year-old haiyan survivors. his all he has left of his mother. he lost both his parents and his siblings during the typhoon. >> translator: i just pray that hopefully they are happy, he says. and that they are watching over me. >> reporter: neko is grateful he found relatives to take him in. many others like him haven't. three months after typhoon haiyan and many children are still living in evacuation centers like this one, almost 6 million children have been eveninged by the

women's hockey team against sweden this morning. >> it was very sweet. amanda kessel this morning online posted this picture of her at 8 or 9 years old saying "from this to the olympic finals." >> that's pretty perfect. i really don't like the fact that the weather is such an issue with these games. but the latest standings in the

a cold there but canada is the favorite also the men's curling team is playing right now against sweden in the bronze medal match. they're losing one nothing that's after two wins still lots to go there that's the farthest china's ever gone in men's curling and we should also mention the hockey the men's hockey semi final action tonight sweden battles finland the us battles canon of the winners play for gold on sunday. what good are many thanks and ate the manna across on predictive analysis covering a one of the several reporters we have there and such be covering the winter olympics. that's it for this update of cctv news site with us now for the weather is fun to come along at the top of the next hour we'll take it to my rugby. thanks to the back of the line. i did with mom baking again the eye was going to magically just one of them anymore and convenience is made possible by advances in science and technology. here are a lot to let you in your journal these two one two three two points and sixteen cents ultrasonic sensors that was home to some. infra red sensors that detect movemen

. >> starting from scratch in sweden. refugees get to grips with their now home. >> indonesia, a big clean up after the eruption. >> and why this player is the most feared in cricket at the moment. andy will have that story. ee >> welcome back, the top stories - egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi arrived at a court in cairo to face charges of espionage and inciting murder. 35 others are facing similar charges. >> riot police in venezuela is confronting anti-government demonstrators. they have been rallied in support of president nicolas maduro. >> italy's new prime minister is expected to be named by monday. matteo renzi, who is currently the mayor of florence is tipped to replace enriquo letta. he'll be the youngest ever leader, forced to resign in a party coup. >> the ceasefire in the syrian city of homs is about to expire. it's given more than 1400 people the chance to leave. but hundreds more civilians are believed to be trapped. the governor of homs is pushing for an extension to the truce. >> this could be anyw

you would want his life but you one of wannabe in sweden after two seasons. i think scandinavia lecture suddenly become much better than it was previously i think pak us and uk have been awakened to a just a question and that's great but the reading great books for years i think just the combination of pop culture and good writing that the state lacks the phenomenon was has brought some attention we tried lots of fun though we like it was the lightness of plots that were to swim in the humor and the fact that andrea kelly areas very much involved in this grid. so is that they are through the books and great fun the best address one of the folks that brought that to me. and lo behold a few weeks later i noticed that you are broadcasting the show really enjoyed the guys wonderful. there exists a look at it and is very very good after i ate i really like the longer series. i turned off by that because i've watched some of the hiring of us. and she is is it that is really going to take off. it begins with irene and doing the karate kicks and you're really taken t

now let's move on to football and russia have been drawn with sweden in the group stage for euro twenty sixteen in france fabio capello's men were among the top seed so avoided defending champions spain germany the dutch and england and were drawn in the relatively comfortable group chase along with sweden captained by p.s.g. stars like at last thank you for him a bitch as well as weeks and while dive out montenegro and austria euro twenty sixteen is hosted by france you qualify automatically and has been placed from sixteen to twenty goals ations it's up to you from the line groups going through to the finals along with the best third place finish out the remaining said place teams going into the playoffs and capello was happy with control. montenegro also in this way then he said it is good to davis they play well they've got to be confidence and these are two of them and. they didn't qualify for a walk up but they did everything goes to qualify for tourism and you do expect that that these. in the world will be difficult every game every game will be very important. well meanwhile in

along with sweden captains i p.s.g. star striker johnson fever have it missed out on this year as well as well as the extent sine moldova montenegro and austria and capello which was happy with. the sixty one day goals to the this we then use that it is good to see this they play well they've got to be confidence and use the two legged they didn't qualify for a walk up but they had everything goes to qualify for tourism and you do expect thought that these. in the it will be difficult every game every game will be very important. hero twenty sixteen has increased from sixteen to twenty four nations and will be hosted by france for nine qualifying groups the top two teams go through to the finals along with the best third place finisher with the remaining third place teams going into playoffs to decide the last four spots host france qualify automatic am playing group by i won't receive any points while two time defending champions spain were drawn in the apparently straightforward group c. along with luxembourg macedoni

what about finland and sweden? >> it goes on points. >> i got you. >> so sweden plays canada and we're rooting for canada up there. we like sweden but not as much as canada. canada will get the gold, sweden will get their silver. >> what about russian cheating in figure skating for the ladies? >> it's subjective. you really can't tell that. it's not like hockey where you score the goal. figure skating is subjective. all right, go ahead. we appreciate you being out here. >>> next on the rundown, chris christie losing authority, is he, in new jersey. if you read "the new york times" today, you think so, but that might not be accurate. lou dobbs will weigh in. >>> and laura ingram has some criticisms of the new "sports illustrated" bathing suit deal. "the factor" is coming back from l.a. right after these announcements. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you co

. >> this was a very tough day for nicholas backstrom from the capitals, hours before sweden's gold medal game, backstrom was informed he would be suspended after failing a drug test. he's been taking medication off and on for the last seven years and he was devastated from the news. >> probably the most fun two weeks i've ever had and it was a great group of guys and i was ready to play probably the biggest game of my career and two and a half hours before the game i got pulled aside and that was -- yeah. it's -- it's sad. >> the capitals released a statement saying that medicine was approved by the swedish national team and they do not anticipate that this will have any impact on his participation in nhl games. erica? >> jason, we'll see you in sports in just a couple of minutes. next an openly gay athlete makes history tonight and his move will have a big impact beyond the basketball court. >>> one person is killed with a carbon monoxide leak and what carbon monoxide leak and what caused this accide. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we've got an update on a deadly carbon monoxide leak. a walter water heater

taking care of sweden and they will face team canada thursday. gold medal at stake. don't know care who you are, tiger woods, arnie palmer, this guy, they have nothing on. take a look at this over the weekend. >> 95-foot putt to win a car. greens are fast here in auburn. [ laughter ] >> look at this. 95 feet for a car. try putting on a basketball court. [ talking at the same time ] >> fantastic shot. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. a care taker is behind bars, that story and more tonight at 10:00 p.m. good night. >> night. good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski team. can people change? well, that's a -- that is a tough one, but i would say yes, people can change. that's what i believe, anyway, and i will till the day i die. you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she used to be very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ be

a win over sweden and the final was 6-1. that shot sweden 70-9.will be a rematch as they take on rival canada thursday. >>> the unlikely duo of cam newton and collin kaepernick. he showed us why he should stick with his day job. >> i have the eye of the tiger dancing through fire! you are going to hear me roar! >> i don't know about that. well, ok state's three at the horn. baylor beats ok state. fan ins israel released a rooster to bring the home team a good luck. it ended in a draw. north carolina's bryce johnson, what a block, but that is gold tending. should have caught the ball. tar heels over florida state. and number one, jack still has time on the clock. races back and right before the buzzer ... he takes the shot and the 18- year-old wins $10,000. or not. school officials say as part of it, he has to hit the shot in his first try and made it on his second. therefore he gets no. we will be right back after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, guy 2: i told you you could build your own skillet. guy 1: i'm glad i got it while it's still around. with 30 i

they are unabashedly ant immigrant. >> we want to lower immigration to sweden with 90%. it's a big change, people coming from syria. they get a permanent residency, which is irresponsible. >> support for restrictions on immigrations is growing. the democratic party wants to stop the open arms policy and more and more people are joining them, and they hope to increase their share of the votes in the elections coming up in the autumn. >> demonstrators in bahrain are marking the third anniversary of the arab spring uprising. tens of thousands marched, demanding the kipping surrender -- king surrender his grip on power. >> a protest calling for political reform and equal rights for all citizens - me, women, the young and the old. they came out in large numbers, showing they have not forgotten what was started three years ago. >> further south, mourners gathered for the journal of a policeman killed in a bomb blast on friday. several security officers were wounded after protesters turned violent. demonstrators threw rocks at the police, who fired tear gas. they were trying to

known in sweden as bandy, this is iraqi on a rink with a ball instead of a puck.ed at the sochi winter games and could become an olympic events in time for 2018. here they are playing for bragging rights in the northern swede i can province. being i derby match there is plenty at stake here for both fans and players, but this time of ice hockey could have great importance on the question of immigration here in sweden they are using it as a blueprint to see how sports can they have refugees really become part of society. introducing the national team of somalia. the squad was formed in june from refugees, from a town in the forests a couple of hours north of stockholm. just seven months later they were competing in the world championships in siberia. it could lead to somalia going to the winter olympics for the first time. but the main aim is to reduce tension caused by the arrival of around 3,000 somalis in this town of 50,000 people. >> we will have an opportunity of just sharing what -- sharing with the swedish people what they have and what they are proud of be

the brief cited favorable decisions of the west german federal constitution reports, not sweden. it cited those decisions before it became verboten to consider such things. if our supreme court noticed what the west german constitutional court was doing, the justices might ponder how far behind can we be? the court ruled unanimously in sally reed's favor. a few short paragraphs, it struck down the law as an irrational gender-based. justice ginsburg's brief argued the court held the idaho law was the very kind of arbitrator of legislative choice. idaho wanted an easy way, the choice may not lawfully be mandated solely on the basis of sex. the court did not go so far as to subject gender classifications to heightened scrutiny. but the broad language planted the seeds. water is a long way away. i feel like you have to do a marco rubio. [laughter] justice ginsburg's first oral argument came a year later. her client in that case was a lieutenant in the air force. her husband was a full-time student at a small college in alabama. under federal law, a married male servicemember always q

how people say from suicide offer others hope in sweden. >> also on the program.aying down their arms and learning to be young again. we catch up with the former child soldier from the democratic republic of congo. and we'll hear more about a-ro a-rod's yearlong ban and we'll have all the details average clean up in bosnia has begun after alleged political corruption spread to buildings across the country. protests began and spread. the bosnia economy has been struggling for years. the official figures for authorities the national unemployment rate at 12%. putting in contest the european unemployment rate is also 12%. although it's thought this figure is inaccurate putting it at 40%. 57% for people between ages 18 and 59 are without a job. >> buildings damaged, cars destroyed and debris on the thee streets o. putting out smoldering fires after protesters stormed the presidency and another federal building setting them ablaze. medical personnel say 200 people were injured in clashes throughout the country. >> what happened in the last few days is a result of the cr

how psychiatric patients in sweden are offered hope and a reason to live. and in sport alex rodriguez end his dispute with major league baseball. andy with that and the rest of the sport in half an hour. >> it has been known as africa's forgotten war. armed groups fighting for control of the country which has vast mineral resources. among the youngest victims children recruited as soldiers. mimi were recruited. some morphed into groups seeking autonomy. 600 homes in the region have been destroyed as rebels raised villages. more than 400,000 people have been displaced. well, there is a remote area that locals call the triangle of death. our correspondent met former child soldiers who returned from there. >> a few months ago the girls were child soldiers in democratic republic of congo. they were rescued when the rebels in their group surrendered to the conk golees army -- congolese army. >> translation: the lorry came the the children went, the adults stayed behind. >> it's not safe for the girls to go home. they get psych logical help and learn a trade. som

they want something to be done and they don't know when they can go back home >> a small up to in sweden has become a safe haven for refugees for wars like loik and syria. it's -- iraq and syria. it's due to the open door policy. >> mohammed was on the verge of an adult life in damascus. with a degree in engineering he was poised to start a new job. he feared he would be arrested like his cousin after they attended an opposition rally. he fled. he takes swedish language classes in the evening. >> we have to start from scratch again, learning new language, society and laws. >> mohammed is one of thousands of syrians that fled to sweden. many syrians end up south of stockholm. now, 90,000 citizens, 30,000 are immigrants. that puts strains on local services. >> we don't have enough housing. that's the big problem, i would say, for the refugees. they stay with relatives. the bell rippings for a -- rings for a successful call at a call center. they provide training and jobs for immigrants. down the haul is classes -- hall is classes on how to keep accounts and pay taxes. schools hired extra c

that has to be on the table, yes. >> sweden's foreign minister carl bildt.rotest started novembe november 21st when government abandoned an agreement to strengthen ties with europe and opting t to side with russia instead. about a month later three protesters died in a battle with police amid harsh anti-protest laws, and on january 28th the prime minister resigned parliament repealed those laws. and released hundreds of detainees. two days later this deadly violence erupted. ukrainians in the united states are keeping a close eye on the events unfolding in kiev. john terrett wit with us from new york. >> lots of ukrainians live just outside of new york, but they also live in manhattan and the east village. we met with them today. we found young and old alike watching the event. take a look. >> having her usual from the menu, water, honey, and lemon juice. she swears it keeps her strong even when news from ukraine, which she left in 1953, gets worse. >> i think it's a terrible thing without any heart, so many people got killed, and they still stand there and

on the phone with us is sweden's foreign minister.has been very outspoken about the protest in kiev. and foreign minister, it's good to speak to you. what are your thoughts about the words of a truce in kiev. >> we've seen this back and forth before. in the evening yesterday they did try to storm with as much violence as available on the midon square. there were close to 30 people killed, including policemen, by the way. >> led me get your reaction that the military is now poised to put down these demonstrations. it sounds pretty ominous to me. >> it does to me as well. the news tonight is that the arm replaced him with someone else. there is no official word, but to suspect he wants to have an army that is more likely to deploy severe force deployed by the president. we do know they've been preparing armies and security units throughout kiev. that would bring the country over the brink into catastrophe. >> you made this statement on twitter, and i'm quoting here, we must be clear, ultimate responsibility for death and violence is wit

canada beat sweden taking home their second straight olympic gold medal. feel so bad for niklas backstrom, by the way. that's a terrible way to sit out the gold medal game. you know his teammates, coaches all frustrated. >> and i mean, just to hear all along he got the green light from everybody. >> allergy medicine. >> clear here to play in the nhl. no problem. but this was an issue and very but this was an issue and very unfortunate. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> bulldog owners in california lined up today and told their dogs, you better work. it was all part of the tenth annual bulldog beauty contest. who writes this stuff? they strutted down the carpet in long beach. the winner is a three and a half-year-old. there is a mutt show and a senior dog pageant because of course, wouldn't want to exclude anyone. that is our news for tonight, and a collective huh. thanks for joining us tonight. news 4 today begins at 4:26. have a great evening, evening. ♪ >>> 16 days ago, the 22nd olympic winter games officially opened at this stadium in olympic park. tonight the formal close o

the event takes champion center and praline one the world cup ski jump competition and family in sweden on wednesday. that was the kind of competition on the day with three new hill rep cohen. freud said to have them on his way to victory scoring to take the two hundred and sixty six point one points. anita fifteen put numbing clean safe and pete ip rights. he took second place. throwing the lights in fourth position april. john seven hundred and twenty fight fleet falling under hundred and fifty two weekly throwing meat is still the kid cracks may from time to second in wednesday's competition. with nine hundred and eighteen a calling he now needs the april world cup ahead of time you stopped containing old on the day. meanwhile factor in our erg counseling came in one place four points behind rights to take that place the forty one year old seemed to be suffering from any kind of to kill seven hundred and thirty three under hundred and thirty point falling meet as entertaining to snow queen finds points ahead of stuff currently on the story take hundred and six karzai is in that posit

he finished in thirteen minutes twenty nine point seven seconds donaldson of sweden won silver and a swede daniel richardson took bronze. women competed and then the steam some extent by anti dowry and don't mention of them and then spun gold for the record tying four tc minutes nineteen point six seconds sinning against kind of sweets and teixeira and danced as the dean of the other day his mom bronze in eleven starts ten am as a bounty on loan from great britain won gold. don't take space of the united states excel class and then any case the foam brush and palm fronds. in the rump some highlights and results of friday's events and the settee olympics. police in china seen general thomas prejean has shot dead eight people contacts and could cost the state pension plan easy to see canada called and called the insane as terrorists. i knew this website cannot get rid of the stone company showed what it sounds like the gold coast said the incident. when easy to see accords people onto a nine ten guests and is attacked as he calls an epi pen tip of the ox soo cheap us escalation and a d

norway's mugs all squirt was fastest in the shakedown stage before the official start of the rally sweden on wednesday the second driver completed the short sms early stage in one minute and fifty five point eight seconds. what four seconds behind off but it was bedlam gallery much about other driving his feet to be out of the community britain is cursed me was third in his central button maker in a second run at the ghosts are swiftly for the thirty four year old. as they tend to like make with a snow bank causing him to slide off the road. according to reports that the average will be easily fixed and he won't have to quit the rally norwegian having sold but was full. while belgium's terry the veils that his high on the right to the fifth fastest time two point two seconds off of work space bradley wiggins began training with team sky for the twenty fourteen season this week to thirty three year old suffered an injury plagued twenty thirteen and was unable to defend his tour title but this year with a stop of cycling's most prestigious race in great britain where his boss to get back in

you would want his life but you're one of wannabe in sweden after two seasons. i think scandinavia manager suddenly become much better than it was previously i think pak us and uk have been awakened to a just a question and that's great that the reading great books for years i think just the combination of pop culture and the writing of the state lacks the phenomenon was has brought some attention we liked what i know we like it was the likeness of plots that were to swim in the humor and the fact that andrea kelly areas very much involved in the script. so it get it through the books and great fun the best i've read one of the books i brought that to me. and lo and behold a few weeks later i noticed that you are broadcasting the show really enjoyed the guys wonderful. there exists a look at it and it's very very good after i ate i really like the wall and are serious about high time to qualify that because of what some of the hiring of us. and she is good and that is really going to take off. it begins with irene doing the karate kicks and you're really taken t

has been growing and it's been growing in sweden, germany, france, japan. one of the exceptions is greece, but they have other things going on over there. >> it's not the model. [laughter] >> so they may start at different levels of inequality, but there is some pervasive worldwide trend going on. and that something more fundamental than that. then you want to look at what is happening in china and that is where they are even more striking. because we were looking at the issues with manufacturing and employment. people think of globalization and technology been two great forces affecting the economy. the idea of manufacturing this from the united states to china. it turns out that manufacturing employment in china is shrinking. 22 million people working in it than there were in the 1990s. it's shrinking in the united states in all places worldwide. so it's not a matter of jobs moving from one country to another but jobs moving from both china and the united states to automations. the phrase that we use to describe this is that off shoring is just a way stat

sweden beat slovenia five nearly in the other quarterfinal elsewhere there's a good news for russia at the halfway stage of the figure skating women's individual event adelina sotnikova is in the silver medal position after the short program however there's disappointment for fifteen year old yulia lipnitskaya of course she shot to fame after her stunning and foolish display to help russia to gold in the team event all eyes were on her this evening as she took to the ice in the short program in the women's individual competition however a stumble has severely damaged her chances of competing for a medal she actually finished seven points worse off than she did in the team event however it's not all negative news today russia did secure a gold silver and bronze to add to that tally and it was a case of pretty much keeping it in the family in the snowboard parallel giant slalom for russia now vic wild is actually an american but he was. russian citizenship in two thousand and eleven when he married his russian girlfriend. another was a double reason for them to celebrate today because

and when the ones that don't have minimum wage, by the way, include germany, switzerland, sweden, austria. >> they've got a lot of other stuff going for them, too. >> this will be a great half hour because we'll stick right at the basics. i can't imagine anybody better than these two with us for this conversation. >> well, i agree with that. so in the "crossfire" tonight, we do have consumer advocate ralph nader. and i believe you have the chance to go with the first question to him. >> ralph's latest book is called "told you so." and stephen moore is also with us, an old friend of mine and a guy who understands an immense amount about creating jobs, the chief economist at the heritage foundation. we're glad to have both of them here. ralph, i just want to ask you for a second because even the latest report that says there will be 500,000 jobs killed, that ranged from zero to a million. what do you say to the folks who will lose the jobs so that others can get a raise? >> well, it also says that 16 million americans will get a raise, the cbo report. so economic stimulus, number one, is wh

and so many people say why can't we have that relationship the same as no one in sweden it works very well. well i mean i personally speaking do believe in that kind of arrangements i think that could be negotiated i mean whether you talk of renegotiation from within the you or negotiation from without i mean it's the same sort of thing you're basically traders at the heart of this are having a good working friendly relationship of the heart of it there's lots of ways of doing that i mean the fact that you have the euro zone getting more and more close . and the new treaty being good that means actually our relationship in the u.k. will change with the u. whatever happens whether we stay in or leave they've agreed to talk to you thank you very much your time there in london david campbell live from our london studios thank you. unrest in venezuela is now spreading beyond the capital caracas there have been street battles between anti-government protesters and police in the northern city of events over crime levels and the struggling economy security forces were attacked with rocks and

win gold in the thirty kilometer cross country ski affluent defending champion mark as hell not of sweden took silver with no way as martin young's rude son be sealing bronze however russia lodged an official protest claiming maxine genin was deliberately impeded on the final sprint which cost him bronze. appears myra austria was the surprise winner of the men's downhill as the big name struggled in our mind skiing signature race christoper you know offer of italy took silver and norway's here still young through bronze norway's world champion acts alone spindle and american star bode miller finished fourth and days respectively. and poland large hill speed young quote count in the new star one dollar limping debut in the men's normal then with a stunning first round jump civilian world champion that took the over holding off noways and the bottle you have to settle for bronze. and that's a part one but stay with us for part two where we'll have ice hockey and the rest of the sports around the guy seriously. there's a saying here when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your

you would want his life but you one of wannabe in sweden after two seasons. i think scandinavia lecture suddenly become much better than it was previously i think pak us and uk have been awakened to a just a question and that's great that the reading great books for years i think just the combination of pop culture and the writing of the state lacks the phenomenon was has brought some attention we tried lots of fun though we like it was the lightness of plots that were to swim in the humor and the fact that andrea kelly areas very much involved in this grid. so it get it through the books and great fun birthday. address one of the folks that brought back from him. and lo and behold a few weeks later i noticed that you are broadcasting. certainly enjoyed the guys wonderful harry has to look at it and it's very very good after i ate i really like the wall and are serious about high time to qualify that because of what some of the hiring of us. and she is is it that is really going to take off. it begins with irene and doing the karate kicks and you're really ta

last year's winners russia were the hosts as they welcomed the usa sweden finland and the czech republic to the fifth annual five nations cup held just outside the capital but it was only the american juniors side who went into the last game against the czechs having beaten everyone in their wake and scoring seventeen goals in the process. the world silver medalists knew that except for any freak mistakes over the next hour they'd be climbing the cup at the final whistle the u.s. storm to a three nothing lead in the first period continuing the prowess in front of the net however the czechs got back into the game in the second scoring to announce a goals to make it three two and set up an exciting final period and in an edgy affair the u.s. prevailed to finish the competition with one hundred percent winning record a lot and we all work hard we all work hard and for it all it's a lot better than three i want and we knew that going to get him so never stuck together battled through and they motivated in the tournament's final game russia took on finland with both sides knowing victory woul

sweden beat slovenia five nil in the other quarterfinal meanwhile this further disappointment a saving fifteen year old nice guy has just taken to the ice in the figure skating women's individual program you remember of course to global fame after stunning to performance to help russia to team gold in the first weekend of these winter olympics all eyes are on her there are real high hopes and a lot of pressure on her as well but she actually fell during her short program a few moments ago was severely damaged her chances of a competing for a medal she actually scored seven points less than she did in the team competition meanwhile another russian adelina sotnikova is just about to take to the ice for russia in the same competition. keeping a close eye on. the final there the save a bit later but there was still reason to celebrate for local russian fans trying to find some private stuff. yes no it's not all negative news today russia did secure a gold silver and bronze to add to that tally and it was a case of pretty much keeping it in the family in the snowboard parallel giant slalom

and find out how somalis use sport to skate their way deeping into sweden, details coming up, in sport♪ hello again, the top stories on al jazeera, a land marked trial focusing on genicide is underway in france. former army captain is facing a paris court charged with complicity and crimes against humanity. early talks to establish a roadmap to peace against pakistan and taliban have been delayed and representatives of the two sides were due to meet earlier but government delegations said it needed more clarification from the taliban about the terms of the meeting. and tie land's opposition is challenging the weekend election in a constitutional court. the opposition democrat party is calling for the vote to be declared invalid. at least nine team have been killed by bomb attacks in central iraq and five soldiers killed by a roadside bomb at a check point and a car bomb near a shop in baghdad kills at least four people, more than 20 people were injured in those attacks. two soldiers have been killed and 12 others wounded in the capital of yemen moments before it was hit by a bomb and a

here they are playing for bragging rights in the sweden.is plenty at stake here for both fans and players but this time of ice hockey could have wide importance on the question of immigration. here in sweden they are using it as a blueprint to see how sports can help refugees really become a part of society. introducing the national team of somalia. the squad was formed in june from refugees from a town in the forests a couple of hours north of stockholm. seven months later they are compete in this world championships in siberia. it could lead to shot i can't sg to the winter olympics for the first time. the main plan is to relief tensions in this part of the country. >> we will have an opportunity of just sharing what -- sharing with the swedish people what they have and what they are proud of because playing on ice is not a part of somali culture and creates a kind of platform where we can meet and then we have something to discuss together. >> if we did something very strange or that everybody seems impossible, we do it together, make it

you would want his life but you one of wannabe in sweden after two seasons. i think scandinavia lecture suddenly become much better than it was previously. i think pak us and uk have been awakened to a just a question and that's great that the reading great books for years i think just the combination of pop culture and good writing that the state lacks the phenomenon was has brought some attention we tried lots of fun though we like it was the light mist of plots that were to swim in the humor and the fact that ben to come here is very much involved in this grid. so it get it through the books and great fun birthday. address one of the folks that brought back from him. and lo and behold a few weeks later i noticed that you are broadcasting. certainly enjoyed the guys wonderful durie has to look at it and is very very good after i ate i really like the wall and are serious about high time to qualify that because of what some of the hiring of us and she is is it that is really going to take off. it begins with irene and doing the karate kicks. you're really ta

definitely have a point to prove there they seem to getting back to form in a big way they crushed sweden six to one in the seven finals all roots of a gold medal game sweden really could have been double digits really to score there was. the usa had ten different scorers. points out of the eighteen or. so certainly the usa looking very good going into the gold medal game with canadarm on the twenty first and let's talk about the men's hockey what are the chances of the u.s. russia match up in the finals. well there actually fairly good chance there's a very good chance of a russia usa might show up in the final because basically the two teams have been on different parts of the draw you have a rusher in the top part of the draw only finishing fifth after the perimeter stages the usa finishing second severe in the bottom half so they won't meet if you do meet until the final well usa they have a quarter final clash on wednesday where they will play. the czech republic to be their near neighbors slovakia for one in the playoff round to get into the law states that have been designed is rea

sweden beat slovenia five nailing the other quarterfinal of sweat days of good news for russia at the top twenty states of the figure skating women's individual bands ugliness of the cover is in the silver medal position off to the shorts program. however this disappointment for fifteen euro duty and a nice guy. of course she shot to fame off the stunning pool is displayed to help bush to go to the team events. all eyes on this evening she took to the ice in the short program in the women's individual competition. however stumble as i survey the damage the challenge of competing for a medal. she actually finished seven points worse off than she did. however it's not rule out an eighty two peas today rushed to secure the gold silver and bronze to that tally. it is the case it was keeping it in the family in the snowboard parallel giant slalom from russia are now the wild is actually an american city received russian citizenship in two thousand and eleven when he married his wretched old friend allie eileen those of a xena. another was a double reason for them to celebrate today because

reid's of a gold medal game of sweden really couldn't the double digits already this goal that such was the target price of the usa. about ten different scorers. i know some points on the eighteen no man will stop a man i'd say it's an age in the usa looking very good. getting into buying gold medal game we counted all the twenty first and last on the men's hockey one of the chances of the us and russia match up in the finals hsieh pretty good sean is a very good chance of a russian usa. my job in the final but i see that it seems to be an oldie from pulse of the drawer unit of the rupture in the top of a drop to the finishing fifth off to the effort in the sages the usa. finishing second sunday in oklahoma off and so that one needs it didn't meet until the final blow usa than half a quarter final clash up all night what is the plant they will play. the czech republic to be banned in ages from ikea for one in the playoff runs to gains of the law states times the oven to one this really pull the u s intelligence of about two to play and that's pretty avid going to drum up in quake mo

they go head to head in the last four so the usa will be looking for revenge the other semifinal sweden take on finland so what is the chance for the usa and to move on to gold in the men's hockey match well they're going to fancy their chances of course the u.s. have already been sternly tested in the men's hockey competition you remember that thrilling game they had against russia in the preliminary stages where they went into overtime it was a two two draw that day they went to one of the most lengthy shootouts. the usa eventually prevail so they have been sternly tested on the ice and tomorrow they take on a kind of decide who of course will be boiled by what their female counterparts have just done so all eyes are going to be on the bolshoi on friday where the usa take on canada and i think we can expect another thrilling. and paul i know that i talking isn't the only thing that's going down in the rink today talk about the big event which figure skating what do we know from the who are the winners and losers are yeah i think figure skating is probably the number one sport in russi