. >>> sweden is now the first country with a phone number. so anyone in the world can call -- >> and talk to a swede. >> see who we got when we dialed it up. >> hello? >> yay! >>> plus, a prank too far sends a car into a frozen lake. >>> and why the threshhold may have to wait if the bride has second thoughts. >> yeah, i need somebody to lift all of this. >>> an animal rescue at the beach, but it was almost something else because our hero right here, he knew there was something in the bushes prompting the rescue. so he and this other guy start walking across these rocks. >> a seal. something slimy. >> watch what they find in the bushes. >> ah, a little baby. >> is that a baby? >> looks like a baby. >> do you need help? >> it is a seal pup giving them the very sad eye. >> he looks dry. i have a feeling he's going to die there. do you want to try to get it? >> it does beg the question, how do you get up there? just slither his way in? >> that's the way seal dpos s g the water. >> no, he's go i think ing to je hole. >> oh, my gosh, he actually g

sweden is not a good example of that.se an american phrase, what you're getting is shovel ready. to feed through to the economy is very quick. you need those kinds of near-term areas in which you can spend money, and maybe some of the larger infrastructure projects take some time to feed through. at least sweden is demonstrating it has shovel ready stuff to do now, i'll be at in rolet -- albeit to the migration story. >> exactly, and it's not the politicians were hoping for. they were trying to get the budget back in balance, and they get this crisis. you do get fiscal stimulus that is really helping growth right now. i think that is true, but long-term, you still need to look at structural reforms and long-term investments. i do think it is good short-term. it is very good for taxes, and the incomes and budget balances that are better than expected. tax income, tax revenue has increased more than expected because of the fiscal stimulus. but i do think it is a good way forward, and fiscal stimulus right now has a larger e

again, this is important for the mission, when sweden and inland -- sweden and finland are participating, but you also have to understand we are developing our ability to work together. interoperability is through big operations like afghanistan and perhaps also other places. yesterday, i visited fort bragg and met with the 82nd air force division. they told me about how they have been able to develop interoperability, the ability to work together by being stationed in afghanistan and work with nato allies but also sweden and finland. whether this will have an impact on the membership debate in sweden, i don't know. but i have said before that i have lost two references in norway trying to convince unions to join nato. -- trying to convince norwegians to join the european union. so you should not ask me for advice on how to convince the swedes to join nato. [laughter] that is on the level of taxi driving. [laughter] karen: yes, sir. rahimank you, rashidi with kurdistan tv. what are russia and iran's role in syria? thank you. and your opinion of peshmurga forces in the fight against isis?

sweden and finland has participated and contributed a lot. so i welcome that there much and i would like to see more of that. and again this important for the missions are sweden and finland participates, but you also to understand the way we are, the interoperability is to make military operations like afghanistan and perhaps also other places. and yesterday i visited fort bragg and i met with 82nd airborne division, and they told me about how they been able to develop interoperability, ability to work together by being stationed in afghanistan and working with nato allies but also with sweden and finland. whether this will have any impact on the membership debate in sweden i don't know, but i have said before i have lost two references in norway trying to convince to join european union. so you should not ask me for advice on how to convince the swedes to join nato. [laughter] that's on the level of taxi driving. [laughter] >> thank you, kurdistan tv. what are russia and iran's roles in syria? thank you. and your opinion of kurdish forces,

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he goes back to what we are seeing in sweden.he swedish central-bank fighting the currency with more monetary stimulus. this morning, it is not working. paul: that's right. these claims come through from barriers present the world. the former bank of england governor speaking on bloomberg television yesterday saying that central banks might be near their limits. that echoed comments by the australian central bank, the canadian central bank, and germany. there is a concern that central banks may have gone as far as they can go. there are seeing diminishing returns. they cut rates far enough below zero, they are pumped up qe as far as they can realistically go. not everyone is convinced. tom: what is the surprise that we will hear the press conference today. he comes out, there are three or four questions. we note that lines will be in advance. there is a change, a shift in 8:50 a.m. and we will see real headlines. what will they be? paul: one of the things that we are looking for is what draghi has to say about interest rates. it

sweden and finland are already contributing, and i welcome that very much. that is one of the advantages of nato. we have proven our ability to mobilize partner countries. in afghanistan, sweden and finland have participated and contributed a lot, so i welcome that very much, and i would like to see more of that. again, this is important for the mission, when sweden and inland --and finland are dissipate, participate, but you also have to understand the way we are developing our ability to work together, interoperability is through big operations like afghanistan and perhaps also other places. yesterday, i visited fort bragg and met with the 82nd air force division. -- airborne division. they told me about how they have been able to develop interoperability, the ability to work together by being stationed in afghanistan and work with nato allies but also sweden and finland. if this will have any impact on the membership debate in sweden, i don't know. but i have said before that i have lost two referendums in norway trying to convince unions to join nato. so

a girl was raped on the ferry from sweden to finland. -- rights trump women's rights.ut they are not interesting in producing the mess report. the end has advised women it is no longer safe to go out on accompanied. migrant rights trump the freedom of movement. it is easy to say it is just a few disabled anecdotes. forget the anecdotes and run the numbers. in europe, with unaccompanied minors, 90% are male, which means that in one year, swedish as a lessons -- adolescence now have a more distorted sex differential then china does after 30 years of its totalitarian one child policy. in china, there are 119 boys for every girl. among swedish adolescence, just in the last year's importation, it is 123 boys for every girl. that is a fact, a fact of life. i hope tonight we'll put aside the sentimentalism that often attend this subject and stick with the facts. madame arbour says some things i agree with. she said, why are we always talking about the danger that these people will transform us? they may transform us the better. she and i agreed that immigration on this scale

i'm aaron from sweden and i'm a professional adventurer. >> this is 28-year-old aaron anderson.e calls himself an adventurer. he's a swedish para climber and there's nothing he can do. he just happens to be in a wheelchair. >> doctors found a cancer tumor in the size of a small fist in my lower back. i had a tough year. a year full of chemotherapy and radiation therapy to kill the cancer. unfortunately it didn't work. >> at 9 years old he had the tumor removed and that left him in the wheelchair. he started wheelchair school. he had to have another surgery at 24 and then had to give up wheelchair sports. there's no stopping him. he stepped up to the challenge and he climbs the highest mountain in sweden. >> it makes me want to look at you and say what did you do this weekend? >> yeah. what have you done with your life? >> he's training for ironman. he has a secret adventure on the way. >> he climbs kilimanjaro. >> and he's training. so, yeah. get off the couch and let's do it. >>> driving in asia is pretty much controlled chaos. >> you can see anything like in this video from th

and raised from that point on in sweden. food, its cultures was largely a mystery. marcus traveled and trained apprenticing in some of the great kitchens of europe. he moved to new york. at the remarkably young age after 23 received three stars from "the new york times" at his groundbreaking restaurant, aquavit. it's been a pretty stellar rise since then and in 2010 he opened red rooster in harlem. >> i always find it so paradox that i was born into very little food but yet sort of i made my whole life about food. my sort of structure and pragmatism comes from being raised in sweden and my sort of vibrancy and warmth to cooking and feel-based food that i love comes definitely from here. >> weirdly enough the single aspect of ethiopian culture most westerners do know little about is ethiopian food. so maybe you've had this. oh, wow. that looks good. that -- that is exciting. what is it? >> this is typical, vegetarian, make it really nice. >> at this restaurant they do it classic. injera bread. that's ethiopian 101. >> i mean,

sweden is quite different.e would kill, mario draghi would kill for half the economic growth that we have seen from sweden. we quizzed the governor carefully on that and on the linkages of sweden to the u.k. and the brexit vote. the message i got through the entire interview was the unique independence of the swedish bank. jonathan: the other thing i took away was the willingness to do more, the idea there is no floor to rates. tom, theon to you, research you do and people you speak to, how much of a case study is this for the biggest central banks? when you look at them doing what they do and the household sector home prices doubling since 2008, that is a hot economy. it, and thising at goes to the real economic effects of what is a great distortion. the idea of where do we go before negative rates, there is a huge ambivalence whether it is priced chairman fisher with an interesting support, or the interesting nuances and disagreements of can new off and adam pozen, they are struggling with the how much agnes

on wednesday, a schoolgirl was gang raped on the ferry from sweden to finland. migrant rites now trump children's rights. what a pity madam arbour's successor at the u.n. isn't interested in producing a report on that rape epidemic. in vienna, they've advised women that it's not safe to go out without company. it's easy to shrug, it's just a few disabled kids, just anecdotes. forget the anecdotes and run the numbers. in europe, with unaccompanied minors, 90% are male, which means that in one year, swedish adolescence have more sex differential than china does after 30 years of its totalitarian one-child family. there are 119 boys for every girl. among swedish adolescence just from the last year's importation, it's now 123 boys for every girl. that's a fact. a fact of life. and i hope tonight will put aside the sentimentalism that often attends this subject and stick with the facts. madam arbour said some things that i agree with. she said recently, why are we always talking about the danger that these people will transform us? they may transform us for the bette

sarah from sweden. >> hi! >> oh my god. >> so nice to meet you!nice to meet you. >> oh my god, you look so like me. my twin stranger. >> reporter: and here in the u.s., ambra and jennifer meet for the first time in houston, texas. >> i love it. >> why did they bond so quickly? >> twin strangers bond very quickly because they're looking at a face they've been looking at their whole life. it's familiar to them. >> i live in tacoma, washington -- >> i'm amber from perth, western australia -- >> reporter: we wanted to see the doppelganger bond up close and personal. "nightline" paired up with twinstrangers.com to go behind the scenes of one of their meet-ups. brigham bear from perth, australia, and maddy from tacoma, washington, together here in l.a. and when we met in person, even i was confused. >> hi. >> hi, how are you? hi! you're like double trouble. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, i'm amber. >> maddy. >> amber, maddy, you guys are adorable. >> nice to meet you. >> whose idea was the purple? >> maddy's. >> me. >> i want to know the first r

the inflation story is gathering pace in sweden. the government sees growth at 3.8%.er, they said it was going to be 3.1%. that is a little bit lower than nordea had estimated. said .9%er, they growth. they are upping the growth forecast. sees 2017 gdp of 2.2% overall. again, a little bit of a variety of takes here. the deficit, let's talk about the deficit. the swiss government sees a 2017 budget deficit. plus .7% of gdp. this year, it is going to be a .4%.it of negative again, a great deal of deliberation in terms of what happens. how much tolerance is there from the swiss grip -- bank? you have the economy that is growing and a real resurgence in terms of the currency. will they allow that to continue? those are the top lines. anna: let's get to tesco. the uk's largest retailer contending like many others in the price war we have seen affecting the grocery sector in the u.k. full-year operating profit has come in at 944 million pounds. that is just ahead of the estimate from analysts, 936 million. they are talking optimistically about profitability. they say there

they arrived in sweden in 2015. >>> and one of the most generous moves by a boss to his employees --he founder of chobani yogurt gave his workers 10% of the company, which could be worth hundreds of thousands to each employee if the company is sold. >>> dog lovers, listen up. the hugs you gave your pooches may not be what they are cracked up to be. hundreds of photos were analyzed and they said the hugs were stressing them out. over 80% of the dogs showed stress through the flattened ears and lowered heads. you have to settle with a belly rub or ear scratch to show them that you love them. >>> you know it's now just 100 days until the summer olympics. well, the olympic torch has been lit and is on its way to brazil. many of the athletes will gather in times square to celebrate the 100 day countdown. this as the crews get everything ready for the games to begin. jay gray takes a look at the preparations. >> reporter: the olympics spark has grown to the flame now. a fire burning for the first time ever in south america. >> it will be amazing. >> but the host city, rio, with just 100 da

guy: as you say, caroline, a busy day in sweden.ke you back to what is happening with the riksbank. would have had an additional slug of qe coming in and really hurting the euro stocky. prepared to is intervene on the behalf of the form exchange market. asset buys will cut the risk of kuroda. still goingciation to cut the bank. still incredibly dovish compared to what was expected. preparedness will be more expansionary. this is a fascinating. this is ahead of the ecb meeting later on. we have seen plenty of volatility following recent ecb meetings. euro stocky is trading at a 13 month low right now. amazing to see some of this volatility that follows some of these moves coming through, in terms of what has been happening. the market was not expecting any rate decision today, but we have seen a decision by this central bank to put more in place. the language, much more dovish. much more on this decision and the one coming from the ecb. let's bring in david cole from ofnkfurt, the head research. give us your sense of what the riksban

we just heard from prosecutors in sweden.this man who was detained in turkey last june on his way to joining isis was sent back to sweden. look for updates on this story coming up in just a few on the "today" show. back to you. >>> it is young children at the center of both of them. first, to northeast washington where d.c. police say someone shot a bi-oy in the arm last nit on foote street. overnight police blocked off streets in the area and they are back open now. no word on a motive, but earlier today, police said they were looking for a man with a gun in a gray suv. >>> now to new hope possibly in the search for an 8-year-old d.c. girl. relisha rudd disappeared two years ago. megan mcgrath is at the national arboretum with more on today's search. >> reporter: no sign of police yet. however, we have been told that it will search is going to begin early this morning. we are expecting to see some activity here at the national arboretum shortly. now, investigators will be focusing their attention on a small pond that is on t

bernie sanders loves talking about places like denmark and sweden.enmark and sweden are much more free market in terms of regulation. they have the high taxes and although welfare programs. their economies are remarkably deregulated. businesses are free to act. trish: you are not turning into a socialist on me, are you? bernie sanders. a boring socialist. denmark and sweden. >> i want to copy what works around the world. if you will allow me, hong kong's slow simple flat tax. i will payed denmark's open economy. i will pick the public her in singapore. we could learn from the rest of the world. the problem is, our politicians in washington seem to want to pick the worst parts. trish: they want more and more government so they can keep their crony friends employed. >> one example is, obama, we talked about his new poirier of regulations. there will be almost zero cost benefit analysis. we get all the cost. there is little benefit. at the end of the day, everything cost more and we get you her jobs. >> yikes. coming up. the kentucky derby races. appare

. >> then why don't we become sweden. >> i didn't say we should become sweden. >> all right. >> this >> have you ever taken a look at sweden? very beautiful people there. >> i know that. very beautiful people. >> i'm kidding. you make your points very eloquently weapon just disagree. we'll see what happens. you're a young 61, i'll say that. >> thank you very much. >> and bernie sanders is a young 74. meanwhile, i'm 29. amazing i pulled that off. for quite a few decades now. >>> we were mentioning the candidates. hillary clinton's super delegate math says right now that she is running away with this thing. i want you to meet one of their super delegates who says, you know what? i don't like being a super delegate. ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery.

on wednesday, a schoolgirl was gaining rape on the train from sweden to a man.my great rights not trump children's rights. the police chief of vienna has advised by meant that it no longer safe to go out unaccompanied. migrant rights trump the right to freedom of movement. it's easy to shrug a few disabled kid. so forget the panic to run the numbers. in europe, with unaccompanied minors, 90% are male, which means that in one year, swedish adolescents now have a more distorted sex differential than china does a the 30 years that its totalitarian bunch of policy. in china there are 119 boys for every girl. among swedish adolescents, just from the it is now 123 boys for every girl. that is a. a of life and i hope tonight will put aside the sentimentalism that often attends the subject is sick with the facts. madam arbor said recently why are we always talking about the danger that these people will transform us? they may transfer much of the better. so she admired her that immigration on this scale is transformative. the only difference a sheet sets for the better

. >> do you think negative rates in the likes of sweden have gone as low as they should? perhaps even too far? >> i would -- i would agree that i think it has gone -- probably i do not -- we do not expect necessarily further cuts deeper into negative. but you can never rule it out. and i have at least a personal view that maybe this has gone too far. deeply negative rates can not be healthy for a economy that grow likes sweden does. >> what we saw in 2015 was that your net interest income was cushioned by the performance in your treasury to some degree. is there hope of support from the treasury net interest income in 2016? or is that not a possibility with bond yields continuing to fall? >>. >> i would not expect. i think the improvement i can see is more on that we have -- we look at pricing on the le lending book side and i can see in all countries an improvement. we are trying to do more and will work more. but i cannot see in this environment a growth. if it is flat, then we can manage the other income lines and of course we are doing a lot on cost and doing a major

corporate's throughout sweden. it is small and medium-sized corporate's.e have seen a small growth in countries. we have seen it in estonia and lithuania. this is very positive. francine: are you concerned, or will you have to pass on negative rates to retail clients? birgitte: we are not doing it at the moment. we have decided to leave this out of the equation with our core customers, the many households and businesses. however, on the institutional applying are negative rates to some of these contracts. francine: one of your board members said the bank return target of 15% is too high given the current market conditions. do you refute that? when you achieve that 15% target? birgitte: you know what? i can't comment. that is a board issue. that i thinky is for a bank like ours with high profitability, low risk, and also cost efficiency, i think being a huge retail bank is what we should strive for. we should have high ambitions. francine: talk to me about the dividend payout ratio target. it is the highest in the nordic reason, 75% of project. we stick to

i want what he has. >>> calling sweden.y be recorded. this call maybe recorded. >> sweden is marking 250 years since becoming the first year to support freedom of expression. to celebrate, the country is offering the world a phone number to chat with a swede about anything. a few hours ago, one of our producers connected with a random swede, a 39-year-old martina bjorck. >> it's a nice way to connect with the world in a new way. it is back to basics to talk to people, to hear people's voices and speak english. so it's nice to have people to talk to and connect with the world. it's fun. fun indeed. the program received 14,000 calls since it started two days ago. >> that's a cool idea. >> keking the world. >>> coming up, what do pioneer rappers have in common? ahead we will show you the unexpected leak among the inductees to the rock and roll hall of fame. your local news is next. rock 'n' roll hall of fame. your local news is next. california state cials will join fa >>> happy friday, everyone! it's 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat

she tells a cnn affiliate in sweden that she wants to start a new life in europe so the daughter sheore with the terror leader can get a proper education. she described baghdadi as an ideal father. he was a teacher. you know how teachers are. she actually says she had to share her husband with his other wife and she claimed she ran away from him while she was pregnant because she wasn't happy. >>> 18 minutes past the hour. rescuers desperately searching for survivors in the highway overpass collapse. a tragedy here. 24 people dead with so many more missing under that concrete and steel. >>> we're watching a grim scene in kolkata, india. rescuers are digging through the debris to find survivors of the highway overpass collapse. authorities have no way to know how many cars or pedestrians were crushed when the 328-foot section of the roadway came crashing down at noon in one of the most congested parts of the city. let's get the latest from cnn's ravi argrawal. >> reporter: boris, you can see the column upon which the overpass was actually bearing its weight. about 25 hours ago, you ca

king harald and queen sonja are chip tong their sweden because the crash. rico's health secretary says it the island has recorded the first zika related death. the 70-year-old man died in february. u.s. territory has received 600 zika cases. todayent obama announced when he called common sense steps to curb gun violence. include identify requirements at so-called smart guns would have to meet for law enforcement agencies to buy and use them. and enhanceded new safety technology to prevent accidental shootings or track down a missing gun. officials expect to complete the process by october. global news 24 is a day powered by our 2400 journalists in bureaus all over the world. i am mark crumpton in new york. emily: this is "bloomberg west." shares surged in pandora's trading after an update. listening hours rose classroom percent from a year ago. the stock surge comes at a crucial time for the company, having outlined inexpensive five-year strategy to send off spotify and apple music in february and bring back tim westergren as ceo. i asked him why he was bac

sweden alerted the public two years later. the death toll is still unknown. only 56 victims officially recognized. the u.n. recognized 4,000 people could have died in the following years. >>> breaking news, spain is heading to a snap general election. efforts to find a coalition have failed. sarah morris, tell us what's going on in madrid today to lead to this news? >>reporter: this was the last ditch attempt through talks with the king, the king has started talking at all the political parties and today was the day of the four main political parties to seek the role crucial for the new liberal party. the king has just released a statement through the palace saying no candidate has the necessary support of the parliament to win a confidence vote. the deadline of course is the second of may. but that vote in the house has to be organized so this is really the last-ditch attempt to get that sewn up. run rabbit came out of the hat this morning when a small left wing party put another deal on the table for the socialists saying how about those 30 coins and we wou

the king and queen are canceling a trip to neighboring sweden because of the crash.rico's health secretary said the island has recorded its first secret related death. the 78-year-old man died in february. 73 cases have involved pregnant women. -- announcedma in today when he called common sense steps to curb gun violence, including requirements that so-called "smart guns" would have to meet. smart guns use new and enhanced to preventnology accidental shootings or track down a missing gun. the global news 24 hours a day powered by our 24 hour -- our 2400 journalists all around the world. emily: this is "bloomberg west." shares surged in pandora's trading after an update. listening hours -- listening hours rose classroom percent from a year ago. the stock surge comes at a crucial time for the company, having outlined inexpensive five-year strategy to send off spotify and apple music in february and bring back tim westergren as ceo. i asked him why he was back. tim: i love the company. i have been active. i feel sort of connected, genetically, to the company. i feel li

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, which begs the question, who would ever watch a documentary on successful integration in succe swedeno is onto something, what do you think? >> i actually don't think he is onto something -- well played. i mean, isis would laugh at us, all they would do is confirm the absolute decadence of amy schumer, who has funny movies and i enjoy them. i don't want to get morbid, but the last woman who went there was a sex slave, that is how they view women. listen, he figured out as we talked about before that free markets are better than giving away aid. >> i have a theory, steven, i think bono, it was a sly critique on the choices celebrities make to protest. he was saying you guys protest fracking and you protest the environment, race, sexism, this is actually something you should look at. do you think he was maybe doing that or >> i have n know, i turn 50 next month. and bono is 55. and you know, there is kind of this hormone balancing they can do now. and -- for me, what is really creepier about that is god bless bono, he is a talented guy and gave us wonderful music. but to say what he sai

buildings, we were doing a renovation, so the in bassett or to sweeten up a time, i believe it was sweden, called me and mentioned the building for 92 stories for 306 $2 billion right across from the united nations. he called me and he was very nice and he said "district romp, i heard you spent $360 billion on a building across the street, and -- "mr. trump, i heard you spent $360 billion on a building across the street." he said, "could i ask you a question -- why?" and i said, "number one, they are crooked, and number two, it equals knowledge." i met with kofi anon and i said i would do the whole job for less. he said it would not be the same job and i said, you are right, it will be much better. [applause] mr. trump: i explained to him that i use marble and that you would use linoleum, ok? i said it will be much better, 100% that are. bottom line, i never heard from them again. then the united states senate called me and they said, how can you do it for $500 million, with why could you do it with that but you quote them $1.5 billion? i said it will cost them $3 billion or maybe more th

i've heard this happens to people in sweden. he goes do you want to be american or not? you're either loyal or not. i start singing the star spangled banner. i had a top hat. here's the worst of it. >> jimmy: that's worse? >> it gets worse. he took his pants off. no. he didn't. i did -- broadcast >> i'm sitting there sweating bullets. he's hating everything i stand for. my outfit. the next door you could hear the guy talking to his person who he's interviewing and they're popping champagne. they're audibly hugging. they're exchanging e-mail numbers. they're best friends. and i'm desperately lying to lean to hear what they're talking. i so badly wanted to be in that room. >> jimmy: you know what? guillermo, as a fellow immigrant who did pass the citizenship, welcome her properly. >> jimmy: welcome to america. >> guillermo: welcome to america. >> jimmy: you don't have to go to the swearing in. he officially swore you in. >> if i say jimmy kimmel swore me in? >> jimmy: you'll be fine. >> jimmy: mercedes mason! "fear the walking dead" airs sundays at 9pm on amc. and when we

a girl was raped on the ferry from sweden to finland. migrant rights trump women's rights.hey are not interesting in producing the mess report. the end has advised women it is no longer safe to go out on accompanied. migrant rights trump the freedom of movement. it is easy to say it is just a few disabled anecdotes. forget the anecdotes and run the numbers. in europe, with unaccompanied minors, 90% are male, which means that in one year, swedish adolescents now have a more distorted sex differential then china does after 30 years of its totalitarian one child policy. in china, there are 119 boys for every girl. among swedish adolescence, just in the last year's importation, it is 123 boys for every girl. that is a fact, a fact of life. i hope tonight we'll put aside the sentimentalism that often attend this subject and stick with the facts. madame arbour says some things i agree with. she said, why are we always talking about the danger that these people will transform us? they may transform us the better. she and i agreed that immigration on this scale is transported of. t

trish: sweden same story. as you see -- austria, where i briefly lived. i remember being there. you felt so safe. you could walk out at night and really feel safe. it was a small community. and now these communities are under this tremendous threat, not just from the terrorist threat itself but also from the actual cultural threat of these people not respecting women. general, this is something that really bugs me. i don't understand, our president is so pc about this. he doesn't want to say we're at war, a civilization type war, but you know, when you look at what's happening, you kind of, i think as realist have got to say what it is, and these people don't want us. these isis fighters want to kill us. in that sense what do we need to do in response? >> well, that's the 64-dollar question. what we fundamentally have to do is identify the enemy. admiral lyons has a brilliant article in op-ed section of "washington times." he talks about identifying the enemy and culture we're facing. islam does not assimilate. even good islam does not assimilate well into modern western civiliz

well on monday, 11 contestants will perform on the voice on nbc but over on abc will jodie sweden after being rushed to the hospital. she got hurt during rehearsals and the moment was caught on >> no word on whether or not she will be cleared to dance or she fears this is the end of the road. >> one other quick update for you. you know all the drama surrounding michael strahan's departure from live. she was supposed to be headed out for a little getaway with her husband but with all the attention we learned sh head to another caribbean vacation spot. you get your privacy. we'll see if she returns on tuesday as abc has promised. >> i think she'll be back. >> i know she'll be back. there's a thing called a contract. she'll be back. >> the hit song that you didn't know that prince wrote. >> manic monday. how many do you know? because there's so many m and later we're with the women that captured prince's heart. carmen electra and his love interest from purple rain. turn >> nancy is guest starring on i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey!

that's right, sweden now has a national phone number.nd if you call it, you are going to be connect today a random swayed who will answer all of the questions you want about the country. the phone number is part of a campaign to promote tourism. >> in the market for a pink diamond? well, you better head to switzer land for that. this rare pair shaped pink diamond will hit the auction block in geneva next month. it is described as soup peoplely rare and exception all. weighing more than 15 karats. the diamond is expected to sell for as much as $38 million. >>> army veteran's marriage proposal goes bad, after the gesture landed him in the sleep. the california man is talking about that drama fox's keith carls has the story. >> a lot of puppies cute, but this one -- >> holding his german shepherd puppy moses, 27 year old michael banks says he decided to climb a rock thursday morning so co-record cell phone video marriage proposal to his girlfriends. >> you know, you see this rock, this rock is the rocky would love to put on your finger, if

. >>> coming up, a story from sweden where you can actually pick up the phone and call someone. the scandinavian country has a new tourism campaign with a very personal touch. we will explain coming up. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. a fair price, quality service, and that in a new house, you probably don't share the same tastes as the previous owner. ♪ [ dolphin chatters ] so when you need a little house painting or a complete remodel, we'll help you get the job done right, guaranteed. get started today at angie's list, because your home is where our heart is. >>> good morning. global market alert. talking down the yen. japan's finance minister says his country is ready to take action, and the world is taking notice. >>> an honest sale? jessica alba's company reportedly putting itself on the block. >>> and trouble at the turnstile. the hillary clinton subway trip that has social media on fire this morning. it's friday, april 8th, 2016, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. happy friday. i'm sa

researchers in sweden found a cancer diagnosis led to increased use of psychiatric medications. the experts are hoping by talking to patients who develop mental disorders from dealing improve the overall treatment. >>> better access to birth control is leading to a huge drop in teenaged pregnancy when it comes to black and hispanic young women. the new centers from centers for disease control show pregnancy rates have fallen nearly 50% in the last decade for the two groups. overall the national teen birth rate has fallen more than 40%, an all time low. again, experts say better access to birth control is the reason. >>> caregivers whose eyes wand when they play with little ones may raise children with shorter attention spans in the long haul. researchers mounted cameras to track how the movement of the caregivers' eye affected the infant's attention. they found the caregivers, if they appeared distracted including using a smartphone or our technology the children in their care ended up having shorter attention spans than other children. >>> it appeared the capitals didn't forget

of china's richest men says he plans to put in additional bids in scandanavia in both denmark and sweden. his investment group did not respond to questions regarding svalbard. but he has sparked alarm against chinese arctic ambitions on their land. melting arctic ice is unlocking new shipping routes and potentially billions of dollars of oil and natural gas. and many here see his real estate interests as a back door for china to get into the north. >> any kind of discussion about a potential way of getting your foot into the arctic, it's interesting for a lot of states and we've seen it here especially and especially in these discussions. >> reflecting local sentiment, a column called him a straw man for chinese communist party. but this isn't the only place here in svalbard that's attracting interest. as tensions ramp up between russia and the west an old soviet outpost is also gaining attention. find out why we jumped in a boat and headed there by way of the berents sea because there are no roads that connect the settlements on svalbard. here in this russian coal settlement the hallmar

. ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> calling sweden.orded. >> well, sweden is marking 250 years since becoming the f expression. to celebrate the milestone the country is offering the world a phone yum to chat with a swede about anything. a few hours ago one of our producers connected with the random swede. 39-year-old martina bjorck was at work when she answered our call. >> it's a nice way to connect with the world in a new way. it's back to basics to talk to people, to hear people's voices and speak english. so it's nice to have people to talk to and just connect with the world. but fun. >> fun, indeed. since the program began two days ago, it has received more than 14,000 calls. martina says yesterday, she talked to people in australia and south korea. >> a cool idea, connecting the world. >>> coming up what do pioneer rappers and steve miller have in common? ahead we will show you the unexpected links to tonight's inductees to the hall of fame. your local news is next. we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource.

and in sweden, you have to put the voting booth together yourself. [ laughter and applause ] and yet, lawmakers and republican controlled legislatures across the country have been trying to make it harder, not easier to vote. since the 2010 election, 21 states have new laws making it harder to vote. and 15 states will have them in place for the first time in the presidential election. the law in north carolina is just the latest example. it requires voters to obtain one of a select few forms of id to vote. and by at least one estimate, the law could block as many as 218,000 registered voters from going to the polls. in 2008 barack obama won by notrth carolina by just over 14,000 votes. 218,000 votes could literally be the difference between president hillary clinton and glorious, beloved leader donald trump. all praise to him and his magnificent hands. now one of the big problems with the law is how arduous it is for some people, especially, low income residents and people of color to obtain photo id. for example, a 94-year-old woman in north carolina described how she had to make ten