that's not how things work in sweden.inister tweeted sweden has an independent judiciary with any political meddling distinctly off limits. >> trevor: sweden is saying in their country presidents can't interfere with an ongoing investigation. imagine how hard it must have been to explain that to donald trump? because he calls in and is, like, hey, guys, i need you to let me friend a$ap rocky go, asap. they're, like, i'm s sorry you can't interfere in a criminal matter. don't you have a comey you can fire? no. can i fire you? no, i'm the prime minister. this sucks, can you send me meatballs? ( laughter ) so we're on week three of a$ap being locked up abroad. doesn't seem like there's an end in sight. swedish authorities are investigating. they don't have bail in sweden and won't let him go because they consider him a flight risk which, i'm sorry, i think he's crazy. he's a black man in sweden. ( laughter ) even if he tries to escape, how far can he get? ( laughter ) come on, sweden! let the guy go! take away his passport a

it was painful for sweden's leaders to announce the country was restricting its borders, but sweden haduickly become overwhelmed. percentage-wise it had taken in more than any other country in europe. meanwhile, white supremacy groups seized on and exaggerated sweden's problems. >> new level of criminality. >> the far right deliberately made sweden into kind of symbol of chaos and destruction of western culture. >> even america's president jumped on the bandwagon. >> sweden, who would believe this? sweden. >> when they hear donald trump using language that they know comes from their ideology -- >> they're having problems like they never thought possible. >> they feel energized and they feel they have succeeded. >> it's wonderful that he is addressing this. he is bringing this to the attention of the people. >> in fact, sweden has had a long history of successful immigration. far right parties saw success, including in sweden. but overall didn't perform as well as predicted. now there are signs that the political terrain is shifting. liberal and green parties across the continent saw an

but sweden had quickly become overwhelmed.had taken in more than any other country in europe. meanwhile, white supremacy groups seized on an exaggerated swedens's problems. >> new level of criminality. >> the far right deliberately made sweden into a symbol of of chaos and instruction of western culture. >> even america's president jumped on the band wagon. >> sweden. who would believe this? sweden. >> when they hear donald trump using language that they know comes from in re ideology. >> they are having problems like they never thought possible. >> they feel energized. and they feel they have succeeded. >> it's wonderful that he is tracing this. he is bringing this to the attention of the people, you know. >> in fact, sweden has had a in the most recent parliament election. including sweden, overall didn't perform as well as predicted. now there are signs that the political terrain is shifting. [ cheers ] >> liberals across the continent saw an as ttonishing support. >> that happens after this. tens of thousands took to the s

hello welcomes arts and culture sweden has just announced the film is putting forward to be nominated for best international feature at the oscars its star rector acking is my guest in just a minute also coming up. on a grand scale cities made out of cardboard a speciality of french artist of bolivia gross touch. and a visit to burdens on the world in our alternative tourist guide planet. but we begin with the film and then we danced written and directed by swedish filmmaker 11. let's have a quick look at a scene from the movie. or do you know. i'm a doctor or it's a sudden. through a whole round so there aren't city itself. the film is a long story that takes place in the world of traditional georgian which is a big. culture. and i'm joined by the writer director of the film. first of all welcome and you must be very excited about the oscar. thank you for having me and. i believe if we can go back to the oscars the next february we might get there but let's go back a few years because i believe this particular incident that inspired you to make this film tell us about it. 201315 youn

in sweden there was a huge me too. forces.hin the armed the females within the armed forces raised up and talk, and there was a release. it was really hard when it came out a couple of years ago, but it has changed. makes made us be attention to this, and not just leaning back and saying we have reached this, we are finished. no. ifit is out in the society, you have problems in a society, you will have them in your armed forces of course. who is responsible for fixing it? but it is a command problem. it is not the females that are going to fix this. role, it isa double my problem as a commander, but not as a female. we have had a lot of discussions, and it has been a culture that has changed. >> in what way? >> we are open about it. we are talking about it. we are discussing -- we have been discussing it in the working places all over the armed forces, not just the females. everybody. our higher commanders have put attention to it, and then you cannot hide. we probably didn't have much in the way of a me too responsive

one of the biggest focus in sweden right now is growing. we have for the first time in number of years, i think it's the same for you guys, got not -- more money, or equipment. we need more personnel. in 2018 sweden reintroduced the conscripts system. this time now it's gender-neutral. so all men and women might be called in for enrollment, but it's a big focus area for us now. and why did i join the navy lacks i was actually engaged or joined the summer camp in the navy and then a thought this is exciting. so i just continued. [laughing] [applause] >> jenny, you mention conscription. maybe you could talk a a little bit more about how that actually works in sweden, and let's talk about it in both australia and denmark as well. >> as i said, we reintroduced this in 2018, and that is because of security situation in baltic sea. and it was a gender neutral. that means but is that everybody. we don't need all 18 year olds in this, that is bored, for example, 2001. but we come everybody that turned 18 in sweden, male and female, have to fill in

one of the biggest focus in sweden right now is growing.have for the first time in a number of years i think it's the same for you guys, got more money, we get more equipment, we need more personnel and 2018 sweden reintroduced the conscript system. this time now it's a gender-neutral for all men and women. it's a big focus area for us in sweden now. and why did i joined the navy? i was actually engaged to join the youth summer camps in the navy and i thought, this would be exciting. i just continued. [laughter] [applause] >> jenny, you mentioned conscription. maybe you could talk a little bit more about how that actually works. >> at this and we reintroduced this in 2018 and that is of course the security situation involving overseas. and it was a gender-neutral, that means but it's not everybody. we don't need all the 18-year-olds that are born in 2001 for example. but everybody that turns 18 in sweden, male and female, has to fill in a form where they describe themselves, the background they have etc. then out of those a number is select

hello and welcome to arts and culture sweden has just announced the film it's putting forward to be nominated for best international feature at the oscars its director of an arc in is my guest in just a minute also coming up. on a grand scale city's made out of cardboard of a speciality of french artist of bolivia gross tights. and a visit to berlin is on the world in our alternative tourist guide planet. but we begin with the film and then we danced written and directed by swedish filmmaker 11. let's have a quick look at a scene from the movie. you know. i'm a doctor it's a sudden. through a whole round so there aren't city itself. the film is a long story that takes place in the world of traditional georgian which is a big. culture. and i'm joined by the writer director of the film. first of all welcome the new must be very excited about the oscar. thank you for having me and. i believe if we can go park the oscars a next february we might get there but let's go back a few years because i believe this particular incident has inspired you to make this film tell us about. 201315 young kids in

a low welcomes arts and culture sweden has just announced the film it's putting forward to be nominated for best international feature at the oscars its star actor there on arkin as my guest in just a minute also coming up. on a grand scale cities made out of cardboard of a speciality a french artist believe you. and a visit to berlin is on the world in our alternative tourist guide planet. but we begin with the film and then we danced written and directed by swedish filmmaker 11. let's have a quick look at a scene from the movie. you know. i'm a doctor it's a sudden. through a whole round so there are the city itself. the film is a long story that takes place in the world of traditional georgian which is a big. culture. and i'm joined by the writer director of the film. first of all welcome a new must be very excited about the oscar. thank you for having me and. i believe if we can go back to the oscars a next february we might get there but let's go back a few years because i believe this particular incident was inspired to make this film tell us about. 201350 young kids in georgia de

i want you to type in sweden. >> sweden. >> the nation of sweden. >> sweden. nope. told you. >> okay. >> made it. >> okay. scroll down. >> it did find 551 results which is fantastic. looks like we're waiting for something to load. we have image results. web results. where are they. there we go. >> just had a big blank space. >> sweden. hit the first one called sweden. >> right here? >> next one up. >> this one here. >> yeah. >> let's see if it gives me a link. where have you gone? >> yeah go back to the very first one and see if it comes up. >> nothing there. this is frustrating for me. this is embarrassing. >> we're make this work. >> sweden. >> you got that link. scroll down. >> these are all the entries that are related to sweden on this website. >> now you're going to say this is an african-american history website. no is that global african-american history website. we connect to 160 countries around the world. and the reason i bring this up is because i want you guys to know if you remember anything tonight, understand that african-american history is a global

norway, sweden and denmark, the saind naivian countries -- scarnd naivia --scarnd --sweden. the democrats don't want anything to do with that. also important to remember. the norwegian commonwealth fund is the largest in the world. where did they get that from? possible it fuel. they want a divestment of fossil fuels in america. the nordic countries have benefited tremendously from the assets they are trying to demonize in america. judge jeanine: and they are not too socialist with the free markets they have in these countries. but young kids aren't getting it. they say something like the top part of the richest people in the country will pay for everybody when in truth in the united states, the top 10% pay for 45% of the taxes, where in sweden and other countries the top 10% only pay for 26% of the taxes. we pay for more than the nordic countries. >> that's correct. the other thing when you talk about socialism. they think that when somebody gets rich, someone else got poor. this is an economic fallacy. if somebody gets rich in a capitalist nation, you need to get other peo

"socialism sucks" a chapter on sweden is called not socialism because sweden is a socialist but the governmentoes not own major means of production in sweden. instead the government is too big and is a big welfare state and high taxes and we think that problems with that but we should not conflated with socialism. the type of big welfare state and high taxes that sweden have will slow down a trait of growth but does not impoverish you and get rid of democracy that nationalizing the means of production will. mark: these true socialist projects, first of all there is no pure socialism. it's impossible, isn't it? >> when you look around the world pure capitalism or pure socialism does not exist anywhere but even in our great capitalist countries government regulations that the private property market in some nationalized industries for state provision and same on the socialist . mark: let me ask you, the aggressive pursuit of socialism is an aggressive pursuit of a police state and the aggressive pursuit of capitalism is the progressive pursuit, ultimately, of increased liberty, isn't that a big

the oecb says sweden's gdp is devoted to education spending.hough higher education is free for most swedish students they struggle with levels of student debt that are comparable to those in the u.s. with an average of $21,000 the country is expanding vocational education and training at a fast pace in an effort to help students adapt to changes in society now the minister for education in sweden joins us now thank you for joining us this morning. in sweden you're expanding your offering when it comes to vocational training. why is vocational training so important now until terms of ensuring that people are preparing for the demands of the work place >> thank you very much the first reason is that we have a interest fewer and fewer young persons apply for education that are vocational that's one reason. the other reason is that in the swedish society, we rely very much on an industry and service sector which is focussing on exporting services and the goods and in order to do this we need to have highly skilled persons working in the production

he is now in sweden after one of the most high profile court cases in years.news the last month or so, ever since asap rocky gone into a fight outside a burger bar while he was here in sweden as part of his european tour. now he has never denied that fight, but said he acted in self—defense because he and his entourage were being followed by the victim and his friend. but in court, thejudge did not buy victim and his friend. but in court, the judge did not buy that. this victim and his friend. but in court, thejudge did not buy that. this is thejudge did not buy that. this is the statement that we got given both in swedish and in english, and it says here, "there was not a situation in which they were entitled to use violence in self—defense. there was no sign they we re self—defense. there was no sign they were subject to a current or imminent attack." one other key point in this case was whether or not bottles were used. the victim's lawyer said that was how he sustained his injuries, but the judge said there was no evidence to show there were bottles used b

every team has their own thing and we are not focusing on filling the gap because sweden are oppressivea really good match up and we have not seen them for four years and we are not looking for it and we know they are good and polished and have absolutely great athletes. they are hoping to build on what a big sport nfl are and if you want to come and watch they are going a week here and the final is on saturday. from the american version of football to english football as we like to call it here, at tottenham and west ham and arsenal have moved 01’ and west ham and arsenal have moved or rebuilt stadiums in recent times and of course it can cost a pretty penny which they will know about which is why wimbledon have turned theirfans to which is why wimbledon have turned their fans to help fund their new ground and offering them unusual rewards. here is more. new mums raising from the ground but this site will also be home to a new ground for afc wimbledon, 29 years after wimbledon fc left. and means everything. but for me, ourfirst home game and 29 years will happen when we move back. afte

sweden should focus on its real crime problem! #freerocky."s man, robert o'brien, who usually deals with us hostage situations. asap was eventually allowed to return to the us two weeks ago. here's what his lawyers said after the verdict. do you think he will return to sweden napa jail, but play music? uncertainty well. because i know he loves sweden and he loves coming back and i know he will come back. we start in wall street where stocks have tumbled. that's because of fears of a recession in the us and the uk, as well as weak economic data from china and germany. let's go to michelle in new york. talk us through it. pretty blade ebay on wall street, you saw the dow jones industrial closing at the lows of the day, about 800 points. all of the major indexes down sharply. this was after we saw the us bond market sending signals that it was worried about a recession, this involved something that gets quite jarring to me quickly but it's inverted yield curve, essentially investor is willing to be paid more to haul their money in the short—term

sweden is a great country...detention ahead of his trial. he phoned the swedish prime minister to try to secure the rapper's release. even though sweden doesn't have a bail system. and he complained on twitter when his efforts didn't go to plan, writing, "give asap rocky his freedom." then the us leader flew in this top diplomat to watch the trial in stockholm, robert 0'brien, a lawyer who usually deals with hostage situations for the us. during the trial, the court looked through more than 500 pages of evidence. the prosecution showed pictures of the injured teenager and claimed asap rocky had hit him with glass bottles. asap rocky's lawyer argued they had acted in self defence and said the victim's wounds were not serious enough to have been because that way. the rapper's fans already declared it a victory when the judge released the group from detention immediately after the trial. a sign that a long jail sentence was unlikely. but despite his freedom and his increased fame, this clearly was not the summer he

hello welcome to arts and culture sweden has just announced the film it's putting forward to be nominated for best international feature at the oscars its star rector arkin is my guest in just a minute also coming up. on a grand scale city's made out of cardboard of a speciality of french artist bolivia gold's tights. and a visit to berlin is on the world in our alternative tourist guide planet. but we begin with the film and then we danced written and directed by swedish filmmaker 11. let's have a quick look at a scene from the movie. or do you know. i'm a doctor or it's a sudden. through a whole rounds of memory of city of stuff. the film is a long story that takes place in the world of traditional georgian which is a big. culture. and i'm joined by the writer director of the film. first of all welcome a new must be very excited about the oscar. thank you for having me and. i believe if we can go park the oscars a next february we might get there but let's go back a few years because i believe this particular incident was inspired to make this film tell us about it. in 201315 young kids

the lucky trio deemed fit for the job as sweden's ericsson which announced earlier this year it plans to build what it calls a 5 g. factory in the u.s. finland's nakia which is already providing technology for networks in l.a. and new york city and samsung headquartered in 5 g. trailblazer south korea so why limit their options the u.s. government's bureau of economic and business affairs has been explaining it's very important that we have trust in those vendors for $500.00 technologies when indicator of trust that we're very concerned about is that a vendor not be under the control of a foreign government without appropriate judicial controls and it's not difficult to know which foreign government he's specifically referring to you know with regard to china we know that their national intelligence law has that feature of them being able to mandate that vendors like our way in c.t.e. comply with mandates of their intelligence or security services without an independent judicial review which does us does cause us serious cause of concern. the u.s. has called on its allies to also bar

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the fight is for a future movement was started by a high school student in sweden but it has quickly gathered momentum around the globe here's how d.w. correspondents are experiencing the use driven green revolution in the countries where they're based. here in the united states fridays for future and other youth led environmental groups have seen a steady increase in support and in the number of protests but they face many challenges most notably from u.s. president donald trump who said that climate change is a hoax and of course pulled the united states out of the paris climate accord the protesters remain on deterred and they say that they're going to make sure that their voices are heard to coincide with the u.n. climate summit taking place in new york in september. was. a spot on the global future movement india saw some of the 1st school strikes against climate change earlier this year hundreds of students across several cities came out to protest the government take steps to reduce carbon emissions before it's too late india's pollutants haven't reacted so far to these protes

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and it's not so simple if he's found guilty of just not going back to sweden because sweden has extradition agreements with pretty much every western country including the u.s. >> reporter: that's true. however, the fact that he was allowed to return to the united states to wait that verdict gives us potentially some clues that he may not be facing jail time. the prosecutors had asked the judge for a six-month sentence. he could actually be facing up to two years in prison according to swedish law. he could also be facing fines based off of his daily income. like i said, the fact that he was allowed to go home does give us some indication he may not be facing jail time. obviously this was an incident that turned into an international diplomatic incident because of president trump's involvement. he said in several tweets a few weeks okay that after receiving phone calls from kanye west west, he was getting more involved. the swedish said, our prosecutors are completely independent from the political system. in fact, president trump even asked his special envoy for hostage affairs to send let

in sweden. joining me now from los done in switzerland is sophia lehmann she's one of the organizers of this friday's for future protest sophia thank you so much for joining d.w. you and 450 other activists spend 5 days debating international climate policy what's the result of your meeting i think the most important thing that came out of our meeting the declaration is that basically we've decided that despite all of our different backgrounds and all over different countries the most important thing right now is that we all are standing in for climate justice and that is a problem that climate change the problem that affects us all equally and i think that that's a really important message also to send to the world is that it's not just a problem in germany or in switzerland or in sweden it's a problem for the entire globe and i think that's something that we really felt coming out of this declaration for and it in 50 people traveling to switzerland isn't that bad for the environment to. i thin

we do so much for sweden, but it doesn't work the other way around.hey should focus on their real crime problem, #free rocky. he thinks they're holding stallone. a$ap rocky is charged with a street fight. a$ap rocky is scheduled to go to trial next week. kanye west ask the donald trump to do something about the situation. guess who was at the white house this morning? none other than kim kardashian. so our national reality show merges and marches on. north korea launched two short-range missiles into the sea. i don't know. i hate to be the one to tell you, a gentle way to put this, but aqua man is dead. they killed, he's dead. some believe north korea did this because they want another summit. kim jong un is the only leader in the world looking to spend more time with donald trump. maybe it wasn't a threat. maybe that's how they go fishing in north korea. we don't know. you know, the world's in the middle of a heat wave right now. the netherlands, germany and belgium saw all-time highs. 108 degrees in paris. it's so hot you could fry a snail on the si

her actions started with a solitary strike outside sweden's parliament last year. from alone. sisters sarah and katie o'callahan have skipped school to join her on her weekly strikes. >> since we started school striking, we've, like -- we're vegetarian. we don't eat -- >> we don't eat dairy. >> that's because of greta? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we don't take the car as much as we used to. >> we cycle and take the train and stuff. >> reporter: so she's really changed your ye, she's changed them for the better. >> reporter: all of these people are here to see greta, a sign of just how much her message is resonating here in sweden and across europe. now she's taking her message to the other side of the atlantic. she's setting sail on a solar-powered boat, bringing a message to a u.n. summit in new york. the journey could take two weeks, but greta says she doesn't fly because of the environmental impact of air travel. >> they say that it's up to them to prove that they have this. >> how would you rate the united states climate change efforts? >> not very high. >> why not? >

sweden relations. that request was denied. late friday, the president reacted to asap rocky's conditional release. >> they're going to be making a final decision, i guess, over the next ten days. i won't interfere with the process. >> reporter: on instagram, asap thanked supporters, saying his month in a swedish jail had been a difficult and humbling experience now, waiting to hear whether he's left his legal troubles behind him a person close to asap rocky's team tells nbc news, the rapper will get the judge's decision by e-mail, and may not have to go back to sweden legal experts there say releasing a defendant in a case like this is not necessarily uncommon and may be a sign that the judge is leaning toward a not guilty verdict or possibly guilty with a sentence of time served sheinelle, peter. >> kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> president trump today is looking for new director of national intelligence this morning one day after his pick for the job abruptly dropped out of the running amid concerns he padded his resume. cong

roar the sweden authorities released the rapper and his two co-defendants on august 2.rt allowed the trio to leave the country shortly after pending the verdict. >> i had a chance to visit them while they were in jail. they showed a lot of grace and dignity. roar the incident grew wide spread support from fans as well as president trump who repeatedly demanded the rapper's release and even going further to raise the issue with the swedish prime minister. under swedish law, the rapper face as maximum sentence of two years in prison. the judge says he will not serve any jay time. in london, k. -- jail time. in london, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, an unforgettable moment captured on camera. >> we'll let you know where fishermen were when they got a close look at killer whales swimming right by their boat. >>> plus, pushing the limits when it comes to intee grating technology into -- integrating technology into every day life. how this woman put a tesla car key into her arm, next. it's a brand new morning for breakfast. with the jimmy dean delights breadless egg'wich. we

>>new york rapper asap rocky has been released from a prison in sweden where he faces assault charges. after president trump put the pressure for his release reid binion has more. >>tonight was was a great night for. for rock and a america. >>american rapper asap rocky and 2 of his friends are out of the swedish prison after a month behind bars on assault charges to which rocky has pleaded not guilty. we're satisfied. we had 2 goals. >>one game can't was going to be a free man today the rapper left sweden for the us or private jet taking to instagram thanking his friends and fans for support saying quote. >>i can't begin to describe how grateful, i am for all of you this has been a very difficult and humbling experience i just got off phone with president states. >>and let him know that the member coming home rockies case gained international attention after president trump got involved. >>putting pressure on sweden for the rapper's release even getting the white house's lead hostage negotiators involved warning sweden that there will be negative consequences if the case isn't resolve

sweden's a great country and they're friends of mine. i personally don't know asap rocky but i can tell you that he has tremendous support from the african-american community in this country. i have been called by so many people asking me to help asap rocky. actually, the one who knew about asap rocky was our first lady. right? she was telling me about can you help asap rocky. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can only imagine -- imagine melania walking into the oval office, saying "donald, lu help asap rocky?" [ laughter ] anyway, i'm sure it will work out. donald trump, he loves the swedish. they're responsible for his favorite type of massage, his favorite bikini team, and his favorite kind of fish. [ laughter ] there was a memorial service this morning at the supreme court for the late john paul stevens, the justice. the president sent -- could easily have been a text you'd send with your family. "going with first lady to pay our respects to justice stevens. leaving now." [ laughter ] could you maybe swing by the grocery store on the way back

that is something that has been a huge talking point here in sweden.e minister gave an interview a couple of weeks ago, saying that that remains the case no matter who calls or tweets, because donald trump actually phoned up the swedish prime minister to see if he could get a$ap rocky and the others released pending their trial. but sweden doesn't have a bail system, so you can't pay money to be released while you are waiting for your case to go to court. it was standard procedure that they were kept locked up because they were considered to be a flight risk ahead of their trial. maddy savage, thank you very much for us. when you're campaigning for president, facing serious questions on your vision for the future is part and parcel of the job. the economy. health care. defence. so when one woman, at the iowa state fair asked pete buttigieg whether he'd ride on the giant slide with her 4—year—old son, the democratic hopeful — for once — didn't have to give his response much thought. of course! a few hours later off he went down the big green—and—yellow

envoy has been sent to sweden to monitor the case. >>> "air force" magazine reports the mama reens areg a ere's more than thime d-down to last year. >> we lose more airmen to suicide than any other single enemy. even more than combat. >> the air force says the day off from training will allow units to discuss mental health issues. >>> the "san jose mercury news" reports the survivors of sunday's mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival in california say their lives will be altered forever. a 19-year-old man killed three people and wounded 13 others. he was killed by police. five victims remain hospitalized. 26-year-old gabriella gaus was part of the crowd running away from the gunman. she was grazed by two bullets. >> he was like over my left shoulder, and i saw him with the gun, and i was like -- i just likestair stared, and he start rapid-firing, and i said, okay, let's go. >> she was discharged on sunday. she says she hopes to regain her trust in peopling but for now it's lost. >>> katy perry will have to pay cr christian rappers. perry will have to pay. yesterday the jury handed

consumption could rise by 63%, from 62 million tonnes today to 102 million tonnes. 0ne company in swedenolutionary way of repurposing old clothes into new materials for the fashion industry, in order to better protect the planet. for me, it has been a big motivation just to be able to go to work every day and feel that you contribute to making the world a more sustainable place. renewcell recycles cotton clothes sustainably by transforming old clothes into raw materials for the fashion industry to use. if you look at average numbers, to produce ikg of cotton textile, it takes about 3000 litres of water. ikg of chemicals. i6kg of carbon dioxide. and then it creates about half a kilo of waste. so it is a really resource—intense industry. so we leave big footprints. in 2014 the team created the world's first garment made from 100% chemically recycled cotton. so old blue jeans became a new yellow dress. and with this proof of concept, this proof that the chemical recycling process of cotton actually works, we were able to build the first industry relevant chemical recycling plant in kristine

the global movement was inspired by an environmental campaign in sweden. let's get more on this declaration from one of the organizers. sophia lehman, welcome to dw. this declaration is what? >> basically it is a representation of our realization as a global movement that this is a problem affecting everybody across the world. i think that is a really big step for us to take. there are a lot of countries where politics are not reflecting the ideals and demands we are putting forward. phil: one wonders why it takes three days or five days to come up with this. it doesn't sound like there's anything we didn't already know. >> i guess that is true, but i think there's a big difference between knowing it and saying it. you may know these facts already. the science has not been created in the last two years. we've known this for decades. the difference is that we are coming together to say this is something we are scared about and this is something we will continue to fight for as a group. phil: the main points are what? >> first and foremost, holding the 1.5 g

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>>the us rapper named asap rocky has been allowed to leave sweden kuala waiting a verdict in an assaultase, a court in stockholm has not made a ruling yet but said today rocky and 2 co-defendants were free to leave sweden. the 30 year-old artist whose real name is ricky mayors has been in custody since july 3rd. a judge will deliver the verdict august 12 our kelly pleaded not guilty today in new york on federal charges. kelly is actused of sexually exploitation of a child. >>kidnapping and forced labor. he's also accused of violating the mann act involving the coercing and transportation of women and girls to engage in illegal special activity dating back to 1999. after the hearing kelly will be taken back to chicago. he's due back in court on september 4th for a status hearing related to the chicago indictment. the us navy has publicly identified the pilot who died when his fighter jet went down on wednesday. he was 33 year-old lieutenant charles walker, a navy spokesman said quote. lieutenant walker was an incredible naval aviator husband and son, our heartfelt condolences go out to h

. >>> asap rocky has been found guilty of assault for his role in a street brawl in sweden. the wrapper into met members of his entourage were convicted. all three were given conditional sentences. they will not need to serve jail time unless they commit a similar offense in sweden again. >>> we are disappointed. when you read the verdict you get the impression we were so close.>>> earlier this month the wrapper returned to the u.s. that is after president trump and asked the swedish prime minister for his release. >>> chp is investigating a bay bridge craft the tied up trash. chopper five flew over the scene this morning. the officer was trying to pull someone over near the toll plaza and a car cut across two lanes in size sideswiped him. the officer suffered minor injuries and is expected to be okay. the driver cooperating with the investigation. >>> two westbound lanes were blocked for over an hour creating delays that lasted into the afternoon. >>> changes coming to the early earthquake warning act in southern california. officials are making some tweaks to the shake ale

. >>> tonight, wrapper a$ap rocky was released from the jail in sweden. he is free until the verdict of a trial is announced in 12 days. president trump commented earlier twitting this quote a$ap rocky release from prison and on his way home to the united states from sweden. it was a rocky week. get home asap, a$ap. >>> president trump's top nominee is out. john ratcliff was expected to take over for dan coats but he withdrew his nomination. mr. trump claimed the move was made because of unfair media scrutiny. we have confirmed a 21-year-old romanian man fell to his death after the fall near bridalveil fall and he slipped from wet rocks. >>> the state just opened up a new nutria headquarters in sacramento. it was eradicating the self invasive rodent that damages crops and trees in the state is using the headquarters to look at a different solution to get rid of them. >> they reproduce quickly and if you don't get on have them quickly they reach a point where you can never control them.>> the stud court, the headquarters had increased the staff from one pe

. >> reporter: depressed by climate change she started a solitary strike outside sweden's parliamentst. one year on, greta is no longer alone.s nenn of climate activists with the message we have to act now or it will be too late. we might as well fight, as well. >> reporter: like greta, young people are leading climate strikes in the u.s. and across the world. now she's about to set s a solar-powered boat, bringing her message to a u.n. summit in new york. >> they say they'll listen to us, and now that is up to them to prove that they have listened. >> reporter: critics dismissed greta as alarmist, too young, and too inexperienced. she says this climate crusade must go on if her generation is to have a future. roxana saberi, cbs news, stockholm, sweden. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," theories surrounding the death of multimillionaire jeffrey epstein are highlighting some americans' fascination with conspiracy theories. lievthe internet is aybi iher ' >>> i'neenth morning news." whether they're believed. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." to look at me now

he and two others were being held in sweden and accused of beating a 19-year-old man in stockholm in june and a witness in the sl revised her story from initial police reports by saying she didn't actually see the rapper hitting the man with the bottle. >>> president trump welcomed the news tweeting a$ap rocky released from prison on his way home to the united states from sweden . it was a rocky week, get home asap, a$ap. the verdict is said to be announced august 14. >>> the near police department has suspended one of its known in the chokehold death of eric runner. this is after they recommended they fire officer daniel penn tello seeing on video putting eric varner in what appeared to be a chokehold. he could be heard saying i can't breathe and he died that night. the officer never face criminal charges in two of eric's children appeared with activist al sharpton today. >> it is been too long. we have been waiting for five years for someone to say that he did something wrong.>> the nypd has suspended him while the police commissioner makes a decision by the end of the month on whe

the lucky trio deemed fit for the job are sweden's ericsson which announced earlier this year it plans to build what it calls a 5 g. factory in the u.s. finland's nakia which is already providing technology for networks in l.a. and new york city and samsung headquartered in 5 g. trailblazer south korea so why limit their options the u.s. government's bureau of economic and business affairs has been explaining it's very important that we have trust in those vendors for 500 technologies when indicator of trust that we're very concerned about is that a vendor not be under the control of a foreign government without appropriate judicial controls and is not have.