reindeer descend from the scandinavian mountains to their winter pastures in the jokkmokk region of sweden just above the arctic circle. thousands of animals converge under the watchful eyes of their sami herders. it's a pattern unchanged for centuries which now hangs in the balance. british company, beowulf mining, plans to build a giant of open pit iron ore mine, right in the middle of their winter pasture. according to environmentalist one of europe's last true wildernesses could be destroyed and a way of life lost forever. its autumn and the reindeer have been gathered in corals. >> sámi culture is very closely linked to the reindeer and the reindeer herding. we've been here for a very long time and the reindeer herding the reindeers they have formed this landscape - our biggest fear is that the the mine would effectively cut off our migrating towards our winter pastures and also the mine itself and the infra-structure is where we have part of our reindeers in winter time. >> the mine also threatens the status of the laponia national park, a world heritage site, close by. for this is w

and we're taking -- >> that's pretty amazing. >> when you think about the size of sweden. >> sweden is million people, like the size of the state of virginia, they committed $1.2 billion in development assistance to afghanistan. i have to note that yesterday a swedish journalist was killed in afghanistan as you know, and among a number of people who have risked their lives and given their lives from america, from sweden and elsewhere, to kind of fight for what's right and clarify the situation in afghanistan. but we are joined in this effort to provide overseas development assistance in afghanistan, the horn of africa and elsewhere. >> we talk about $36 billion a year together where we're doing and it's quite a lot. we're also looking at new solutions on how we can actually get this work done efficiently. you know, bright new ideas on how to address poverty in africa, with brand-new ideas, that's something we really have done. >> i have to report to you, one of the things i'm proudest of to have witnessed is the signing between usaid and volvo trucks a. swedish company on john training

sweden noern as the big welfare state. no, the opposite.w faster than any other grurp. even the united states tried this approach once. sort of when the cold war ended the first president bush reduced military spending and then a republican congress kept president clinton's spending in check. spending still increased but not as fast as the economy. the results, a balanced budget and a booming economy. when people are free to spend their own money life gets better. we know what works. it is not intuitive to people. well, not the normal. most americans see problems and just assume government must be the answer. that's why i wrote this book. when politicians say we can solve your problems, we should say, no he, they can't. individuals solve problems governments fail. the politicians don't want to hear that because they like spending other people's money who doesn't but it is not right. it doesn't even work. that's what i say just stop it. that's our show, see you next week. >> this is a fox news alert. i am kelly wright in new york. there have

to self determination sweden's we should be respected. united nations charter. this city was so warm. carol water once he called consequences if the russians don't change course. ralf said sanctions would be counterproductive if you'll read as a preparing to step up the pressure on russia by imposing more sanctions learn this simple layout those penalties when they meet on monday. even need is decided last week of high sanctions and state is suspending to accent the stuffy come fall the making of this devotion people and organizations who face and six pieces and terrible bands. they say though that could diminish the indictment officials they suspect of pushing crimean to unite with russia. it serves the garment official said welcome to stephanie statement on wartime history it's nice to reminisce to send something is standing by in a comedy to so called comfort women. this is his administration will maintain the position as any doctor instead on japan's history those positions include a statement made in nineteen ninety three. i eventually found a second to see

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carl bilt is currently the foreign minister of sweden. before that he was the nation's prime minister. and before that he's had many, many jobs representing sweden and the world. his hungarian counterpart janos martoni's joins us. this is his second stint as prime minister. welcome, gentlemen. karl, if i could begin with you. what do you make of this phone call? do you think putin is looking for a diplomatic resolution at this point? >> i think he's looking for another way to achieve the political aims he's had which have had, ever since he started to create this crisis by really last summer. he wants to force ukraine back into some sort of kremlin-dominated fold. and he's been trying one trick after another to do that. the invasion of crimea was the latest. i think he's trying a more diplomatic approach. there is a solution, and that is for russia of course to fully except the territorial integrity and the sovereignty of ukraine. i don't think that's going to come easily, but it is possible. >> but carl, do you think there's any scenario

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here's a list of the above book center that could be bestsellers here but they wouldn't so anything in sweden and denmark. it will be topics that we even discussed because societies are so different. but some of that in all the metrics that are global. she was with the people with difficult jobs people have jobs of certain authority that could be a policeman. anybody that has sort of control function or regulating other people north to always talk badly about because you know they have to sanction the superdome park properly you get a ticket if you don't pay your parking you get a ticket if you'll buy your ticket on the train you could get a ticket so these people are typically park or policeman also had to deal with diverse role. but i think although bestsellers for many countries are people of different sexual believes people of different religious beliefs and different from the majority. so minority groups that have on this the lifestyles of convictions which challenge of the people's tolerance and sometimes we can be quite intolerant people who are different so i can imagine for the two p

he's from sweden. all right. he does have cheetah spots on his head.ind out if terror has had a threesome. >> yes. many times. >> whose idea was it? >> it was like all the -- all parts. >> jimmy: you know, his whole life is a threesome. i think there are two guys tattooed on his chest there. next up? >> my name is glen from sri lanka. >> have you ever had a threesome? >> jimmy: wow. no. almost everyone is saying no. all right, let's find out if he's ever had a threesome. >> yeah. i have. >> jimmy: he's three lankan. i believe we have one more. >> dali boy from los angeles, california. >> have you ever had a threesome? >> jimmy: oh, no, we've got a lot going on here. okay, i know maybe your initial inclination is to go yeah, a lot of makeup. probably. she's wearing a crucifix, though, so maybe not. guillermo, what you think about this? >> yeah, she look crazy. >> jimmy: let's find out if dolly boy has ever had a threesome. >> if i did i wouldn't tell. no. >> jimmy: oh. oh, interesting. his spidey sense was tingling. all right, there you go. from diverge

no, the opposite, sweden's economy grew governmenter than any othe-- faster man any other in europe,s. tried it approach 1, start of coil war ended. first president bush reduced military spending a republican congress kept president clinton's spending in check spending increases but not as fast as economy grew, the result was a planned budget and a booming economy, when people are free to spend their own money, life getting better we know what works, but it is not intuitive to people, to you, stossel viewers maybe but not normal less informed people, most importance see problem, and assume government must be the answer, that is why i wrote this book. when politicians say, we can solve your problems, we should say, no, they can't. inn individual solve problem, governments fail. politiciansen to want to hear that because they like spending other people's money. who doesn't. but it is not right. and it does not even work. that is why i say, hey big spenders, just stop it. that is our show, see you next week. carson will be here. anna's three dogs.be here. >>> it's a battle over jobs. th

sweden's foreign minister was in the east of the country last thursday. me here in london and i asked him if it's accepted by many that really ukraine has lost crimea to russia? >> in a legal sense we would never accept the annexation by force by russia, never going to be accepted or recognized by the outside world. if you look at pure military power terms, yes, russia is in command of crimea. they in the process of stealing it. whether they would formally incorporate it into russia remains to be seeing. >> do you have any leverage to stop that from having? >> long-term i think we have a lot of leverage. what will happen if russia does this, it's the first time for var long time that we've seen in europe a state, a grabbing and dismembering another state by military force. if that happens by russia and they go all the way, our entire relationship with russia over time across the board will be in danger. at the end of the day russia is far more dependent upon us than we are dependent upon russia. >> we can go back to last thursday. we have video of you in

from sweden. medalists in sochi, last month plus video, to add to her collection. came in second of the day of the swiss venue, point 25 seconds slower than her compatriot's time. ,he head of the final day 14-point advantage. she finished third in the final race of the season. >> hello and welcome to today's web news, where we will take a look at some of these stories nicking headlines. coming up on today's show, unusually high levels of pollution in the french -- and france. of europeanation air traffic on a summer day. scores of parisians have taken to wearing protective masks over the past few days as unusually high levels of pollution hit the french capital. they will share their accounts of the coming crisis on social networks. photos online have been distributed to show how to protect from pollution. has affectedsmog the city of lights. astonishing images where most landmarks like the eiffel tower, the tomb, are barely visible behind the thick smog of pollution. it is an environmental apocalypse on the way. ae p aaron's influence -- couple wearing gas masks w

a lot to learn from democratic socialist governments that have existed in countries like denmark, sweden way where all people have healthcare as a right. where higher education is free. where they have strong child care program. where they don't have the massive type of income and wealth inequality that we have in the united states of america. >> so cradle to grave entitlements in order to raise the money to do that in a nation of 320 million because sweden has 9 million. all right. you have to tax. >> yep. >> so me i make a lot of money. did you know that senator? >> i kind of guessed that, bill. >> yeah, i make a lot. what is my income tax rate under your administration? what would it be? >> it will be more than it is right now. >> no, give me a number. >> no, i'm not going to give you abulbasher in. it's something that have to look at. 70%, 80%? >> well, we used to have as you know under dwight d. highway hour i think the nominal tax rates were 90%. >> you know that was a ruse. >> you have massive income and wealth inequality. one out of four corporations in this country paying nothin

he declined to talk to us about the allegations in sweden on the advice of his attorney but proclaims he is innocent. well, i suppose if you have to be under house arrest, there could be worse places. >> 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 want to leave. >> 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. 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 assange began publishing u.s. secrets, provoking what he calls threatening statements

sweden is beating us educationally. china is beating us economically. and albania is beating us alphabetically. ( laughter ) i'll sayyit again-- we must change our name to one-understore-aaaamerica. and now eye can't elieve i'm saying this-- we're being beaten recruiting young athletes. we're the ones who drafted lebron at 18 when he only looked 38, but these days, 18 is ancient, especially in soccer, or as the europeans call it, foot soccer, because the watch fell eating mayo dippers in belgium have signed a 20-mooth-old toddler to a professional soccer contract. this boy, whose name is bryce brites, was signed by a belgian team whose spokesman said his ball control is incredible for someone his age. yes, his ball control is incredible unless is it rolls behind the couch because he's not old enough to have object permanence yet. but bryce has got the fundamentals. jimmy, let's go to the tape. >> and here comes bryce, carrying it half a meter, dribbling with both feet, straight to the wall, and he's right back on the pitch, leaving the coach in the dust

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. >> let me ask both of you, the foreign minister of sweden tweeted this morning that the helsinki monitor's tried to get into crimea and they were not able to cross in to actually verify the allegations going on. those statements may that the russians and russian speaking ukrainians, that their lives are in jeopardy. they sent monitors but they could not get in. the first question is that he tweeted that and said that there is a movement of russian troops in the area. what does that portend? no monitors, troop movements, where is this going? >> let's first understand that it is more than a violation of international norms. when you send your troops into a foreign country, especially when they are not wearing proper insignia, that is a violation of the most basic international law. that is an aggression, there's no question. it is possible that resident putin knows exactly what he is going to do tomorrow, the next day and a day after. it is also possible he's trying to see and judge and then decide. what i don't know is that whether or not he thinks that i would want the ukraine as part of m

that means this study looked at 2.6 million people in sweden and found greatly increased risk of attention deficit disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia. >> your specialty is helping guys with issues like this. what do you recommend? >> i have an honest discussion with men out there, and i think this is a real entity, we see that male biologic clock. when you are in your 20's and 30's your permanent is like a brand new lamborghini you can do zero to 60 in four seconds and then the car slows down, the engine slows down, in the 20's and 30's the sperm can swim across the ocean and dot job but over time, there are mutations, the sperms are not so functional and even if you marry younger women you have the problem of increasing attention deficit and autism. >> we love the lamb lamborghini, but the dodge, not is were. >> "media buzz" is next right here on fox news channel. >>> >> on the buzz beater, joe biden starts dropping hints no matter what hillary clinton does and get as warm welcome from the media. >> can i kiss the vice president? >> i would love that. >> is there enough skepticism

he's been there for two years since britain called to extradite him to sweden for charges. >>> chaos at amherst leaving dozens arrested. police in riot gear went to the campus to break up the blarney blowout. they say drunken revelers threw cans and snowballs at them. they had to use pepper spray and some taking part were treated for alcohol poisoning. >>> breaking overnight, a strong 6.9-magnitude earthquake reported off the coast of northern california. this quake centered some 50 miles west of ueureka in the pacific. we're hearing reports of people feeling the ground shake for up to a minute. no damage or injuries reported. >> we'll follow up on that. >>> so, spring not yet here, but this weekend was awfully nice here in new york. >> almost there. >> no snow, nice temperatures. >> almost there. >> we are almost there. will it stick? indra petersons, it's all on you. >> good morning. >> i'm going to try, how about that? is that good enough? >> good enough. >> we are already starting off this morning, it feels pretty good. a couple weeks ago, i would say these were afternoon highs,

advertisement in sweden. inside a subway station. you see engineers are rigging this sign display. they put ultrasonic sensors and attached to digital screens. when it's all ready to go, that's what you see, right here, pretty cool, right? >> yeah. >> obviously this isn't your average ad that we saw they're doing tricky stuff. >> doing tricky stuff. watch what happens to the girl in the add when the train arrives. >> it blows. does it blow? >> it does. >> awesome. >> cool. >> i like it. this is a really cool way to get your product known, because you watch this happen, you're going to want to know what this is advertising. you'll find out and never forget. >> but does the ad have something to do with hair? >> it does. it's promoting a line of beauty products including hair products, appleosophy. and i don't know if you can see what's happening but the business card actually unfolds and you create a bit of a cradle, and the cradle is for your phone. it's an instant speaker. >> smart. yeah, because sometimes people take a paper cup or coffee mug and you put your phone in there, that

other news from around the world, one of sweden's most prolific serial killers have to afterhas beeneleased his convictions were based on false confessions. he retracted his confession six years ago saying he made them when he was heavily medicated. an anticorruption man was criticized -- criticized the president for a $20 million upgrade to his home. zuma was ordered to repay some of the money. he has insisted he paid for all of the work not concerned with security. oneta has agreed to pay point $2 billion to settle a dispute with the u.s. over the safety of its vehicles. the justice department said the company admitted misleading the public about problems that could have caused sudden acceleration and also admitted delaying the recall of more than 10 million vehicles which began in 2009. let's go back to the top story, the crisis in crimea. a short time ago president obama ruled out any u.s. military excursion in ukraine during a local interview. tomorrow the u.n. sector agenda will be in moscow for meetings followed by a trip to kiev. we can go to nick bryant at the united nations

sweden. sweden has decarbonized its electricity which is provided by nuclear and hydro power. they have one more step: making liquid fuel from electricity. they have not developed that industry because they are a small country. why isn't the rest of the world driving carbon intensity down? it is because fossil fuels appear to the consumer to be the cheapest energy. but they are not really. they don't pay for the cost to the water and air or climate change. the public picks up the tab. so put a gradually rising fee on carbon collected from fossil fuel companies at the first domestic sale, at the mine or port of entry. and 100% of the money should be distributed to the public so the person who does better than average limiting his carbon footprint makes money. this will provide an incentive to individuals and business people as well. it will spur our economy and make it more efficient and modernize the infrastructure and create hundreds of times more jobs than building a pipeline to transport the dirtiest fuel on earth. with a fee of $10 per ton of co2, after 10 years it will re

first to call for skilled during pre match clashes the first week and all the new football season in sweden was overshadowed by the death of a support on sunday. richard opened but died from head injuries sustained in an assault for his team's opening match at celtic goal. the incident happened thirty minutes before kickoff when clashes broke out between rival clans in the city center. police have indicated that the mother was hit over the head with the object. but so far i have made any arrests in connection with the death. what the news spread through the terrace is the forty year old to come to his injuries. the term support to get to still pick up the contents of the fifth league stadium security stopped in at least the fans read the contents of this court players off the pitch and forty seven minutes with the decision to buy much foliage ordeal that this court was told. fans would quit right attributes to the victim leaving sculpture of the elizabethan ticket stubs at the state gives them it is serbia's novak djokovic saved its victory after ranting world number one rafael nadal's in t

"new england journal of medicine" just published this week, 24-year follow-up coming from sweden. this is basically a randomized study, which we always had a problem to tell someone you're going to go for surgery. they took about 700 men, divide them in two different -- follow them for about 24 houyears. under the age of 65, surgery is beneficial and reduces the risk of death. over the age of 65, the risk of metastasis spread to the bone. quality of life is better with surgery over the age of 65. under 65 you have lower chance of dying. this is incredible news for a lot of doctors and prostate cancer patients out there. we also only need to treat eight men in order to save one life. >> what's that mean? >> that means before they were saying don't go for surgery. there's incontinence, impotence. confidence rate is much more improved. men live longer because our good doctor is taking care of their heart. so they're living longer. if you're going to live longer and based on this study we see there's benefit from surgery to a lot of people. you need to really decide what you would lik

he's from sweden and roomy has some mad skills. ♪ close your eyes does it always feel like nothing changedy singing impersonations and, in fact, this video is called "one guy 14 voices." this possibly my favorite. adam levine from maroon five. ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ >> that's a hard, hard song to do. the voice is so high. ♪ and i only stay one more night ♪ >> how about bon jovi? ♪ whoa living on a prayer ♪ never going to give you never going to let you down ♪ >> that was good. >> yeah. >> rick ashley. ♪ never going to give you up ♪ never going to let you down never going to run around and dessert you ♪ >> wow. that one's great. the best one so far. >> we got john mayer coming up. ♪ this is bound to be a while ♪ girls you'll be the death of me ♪ >> and then bruno mars and bruno mars has a great voice and this kid sounds just like him. ♪ highway >> it's pretty impressive and he was inspired by another video that went viral. ♪ >> he wanted to do his own spin on that vidio. >> some are better than others but the fact that he can even try and do it and get close is pretty ama

a new study out of sweden finds that men with early stage prostate cancer who had their prostates surgically removed were significantly more likely to be alive nearly two decades later than men who did not have surgery and instead opted for so-called watchful waiting until further treatment. >>> well, disney cuts one quarter of its workforce in its interactive division. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. 700 jobs will be eliminated from the unit which houses its video games and online properties. disney interactive has suffered more than $1 billion in losses in recent years. and the move is an effort to buy disney to focus more on mobile and social games. shares of disney up a little bit to $83.34. and disney's talks with direct tv also making news today. the media giant discussing a deal with the satellite tv provider to license its shows and channels to the company as part of an internet-based tv product. this comes just a few days after disney announced a similar carriage agreement with the dish network. shares of direct tv up about 2.5% today to $79.99. and the private equity

northern areas are seeing very wet and windy conditions very unstable with a heavy snow to be found in sweden and independent but on the other side that says james calming my nerves conditions and mimicking at some summer temperatures for example in munich at twenty thirty degrees on your thirst and continuing into the twenties on your friday has set twenty prop twenty one s in june night temperatures so please enjoy their wine and beer in your attendance. i ran over to america as we had a winter storms landing the mid atlantic states including dc due to her video coming up from him today elise this allows the atlantic region on monday bringing significant selling low temperatures washington dc was the hardest hit area with about thirty centimeters in some locations. the storms that federal offices and close dozens of schools but children who were unhappy with the twenty seat. tonight is known by its like fun. now of people in dc are going to be enjoying this spring festival that national cherry blossom festival will be coming up on your minus twenty eight into the april thirteen and a peak p

he's from sweden, and rumi has some mad skills. ♪ but if you close your eyes ♪ does it always feel likehanged ♪ >> he can do crazy singing impersonations. and in fact, this video is called "one guy, 14 voices." this possibly my favorite. adam levine from maroon 5. ♪ so i crossed my heart and i hope to die ♪ >> yeah. >> his voice is so high. ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ >> how about bon jovi? ♪ whoa livin' on a prayer ♪ never gonna give you up never gonna let you down ♪ >> that was good. ♪ never gonna give you up ♪ never gonna let you down ♪ never gonna run around and desert you ♪ >> wow. that one's great. >> isn't it good? we've got john mayer coming up. ♪ this is bound to be a while ♪ yeah you young wild girls ♪ you'll be the death of me >> and then bruno mars. and bruno mars has a great voice. this kid sounds just like him. ♪ life is a highway >> it's pretty impressive. and he was actually inspired by another video that went viral. one girl 14 genre. ♪ >> he wanted to do his own spin on that video. >> some are better than others. i agree on that. but still the fact

and sweden which are moving rapidly towards real-time payments. meanwhile, leading financial companies are rolling out new technologies that could enable people to send money directly to each other and bring down costs dramatically. pay pal is rocking the world's payment system. aci whose software handles $13 trillion in transactions every day introduce add new system that could cut out middlemen and also reduce fraud because there would be fewer companies handling transactions. >> every money makes three or four stops before being completed that means three or four different locations that can be stolen. if it goes point to point to get cleared you've eliminated places it can be stolen. >> reporter: experts say faster money could mean more economic growth as dollars that are being transferred remain in limbo. what's clear is that in this day of instant everything, it makes little sense that you can buy a sweater online and get it the next day. but you can be wearing that sweater for two more days before the money shows up in the retailer's bank a

pundits by the government of sweden brainstorming ideas to students of ryan's preschool to community college device the project that became known as the roos were a money saving tax cuts in coaching of the students to save them money through a store on etsy of methods that can reset it is less about to reveal the date of accession to the opening of the science lesson was on school nights eleven fifty a statement they have dedicated their time and commitment towards the project and require minimal input from their teachers and students that she will take these projects to themselves and it seems that i did this i mean the only things i constantly keep having to maybe if nbc speculating this and the same intensity actual content i mean they actually did everything themselves the drop in sessions to a successful behind. botany department thursday sessions that took a flop and friday i took it like finance advice and things that you've changed many people's perceptions of personal finance and have opened their eyes to many ways to save them money. simple ideas which have helped them to t