on the song and already it was also created the swedish musical christina fund over maura about a swedish immigrant family. these days understand perform swedish folk songs and his own compositions with his benny understands orchestra. compared with the hectic life he led during. the seventy year old has slowed down somewhat. i wake up in the morning as late as possible apart from my dad i go to go to the gym twice a week so i wake up a little earlier then but i walk the dog first thing i go to the office i sit down at the piano and i for a little try to to try. creates a new music which very rarely happens but sit there. composing new interpretations of his old songs is always a special experience for him. so this morning i am never the fad and i stopped that when we were almost finished with the recording and with put it together. on this the fact that it's not like a musical autobiography. could be a good. many understand its new album piano comes out this friday. well now on to a photographer who specializes in what he calls the conquest of nature then find him i wander all over europ

will get the call all in the swedish military is now going to enjoy a nice growth in military spending for the next few years even the low key swedish resort jewel of gotland with its sandy beaches an intriguing limestone has been introduced to the swedish military they've been stationed there since two thousand and sixteen and still to no avail no attacks have come from the east but wait a second there was a russian spies submarine alert a few years ago the scandinavian military went full swing into a large scale search mission in the end it all turned out to be nothing but a fishing boat seriously so now the swedish military are staging these massive drills to make sure they can protect the nation from an attack which they themselves deem i quote unlikely seems like an overreaction i wonder what is that about perhaps stockholm taunting a thread that doesn't really exist as sweden's favorite album once sang that's the name of the game at least when it comes to russia media france and thiago r.t. . but in a member of the no to nato action group does believe the drills are being forced

again, it is all in swedish. our translation says one of the phrases is, i want to you if you could in some way help me by sending me $10. this is coming in from her sister in sweden. i would like to buy a coat in the near future as they are cheaper. it will cost at least 40 or 50 krone. i do have some from wages, but not very much. i wish you can send more, but it won't go through the mail. you get a sense of personal family struggles. you have photographs that i was brought with her -- iris brought with her. we have her inspection card when she came into the country and her immigration papers as well. being able to put a real story to the idea of working in a house like this helps us a great deal. touring and historic house is fun to see the aspects. i hope people catch on to the issues and concerns that people had in the past and how they will had in the past and how they dealt with that kind of thing. we're on the campus of gonzaga university, we will visit the archives and special collections to look at docu

now in twenty thousand at least four thousand swedes will get the call all in the swedish military is now going to enjoy a nice growth in military spending for the next few years even the low key swedish resort jewel of gotland with its sandy beaches and intriguing limestone has been introduced to the swedish military they've been stationed there since two thousand and sixteen and still to no avail no attacks have come from the east but wait a second there was a russian spies submarine alert a few years ago the scandinavian military went full swing into a large scale search mission in the end it all turned out to be nothing but a fishing boat seriously so now the swedish military are staging these massive drills to make sure they can protect the nation from an attack which they themselves the my quote unlikely seems like an overreaction i wonder what's that about perhaps stockholm taunting a thread that doesn't really exist as sweden's favorite album once sang that's the name of the game at least when it comes to russia miguel francis and thiago r.t. . bardem a member of the no to nat

swedish police say they cannot cope these days with the growing number of rape cases in the country and the lack of resources to investigate all sexual assaults. by very good morning for me kevin owen here in moscow at r.t. h.q. has just turned eleven o'clock here it's therefore not in the morning in london brush and there's news coming in from there breaking news to start with according to reports there's been an explosion on the london underground train within the last hour or so we gather media reports saying that several people according to initial estimates have been injured at the passengers green station police have confirmed that they're aware of an instant they say they're investigating it as a say it's the height of the rush of the busy time of day no indication what could have caused that explosion but early reports being reported by a number of news agencies saying there were certainly a number of passengers with facial burns it's been reported scotland yard saying it's aware of this incident and there are no services on the district court wimbledon since we get more on that

according to a new human rights watch report on the case of that one and also coming up to news the swedish police saying they can't cope with the growing number of rape cases in the country with children as young as three years old becoming victims of the attacks. hi good morning on this friday the fifteenth of september you want international with me kevin i would be most welcome to seoul and north korea and the koreas generally still trouble the north koreas fought a missile which reportedly passed over japan's island of a cargo several japanese citizens and several prefectures rather to find shelter once the missile was airborne sirens went off their correspondent in new york maupin's across what's happened. we have heard at this point that the missile has touched down in the pacific ocean at this point they're calling it an unidentified missile we are getting some new details about the missile itself it actually traveled a total of two thousand three hundred miles that's three thousand seven hundred kilometers before falling into the pacific ocean and that it reached an altitude of fou

so where's it all going to head well one swedish peace activists we spoke to believes the country does risk becoming dangerously militarized because of its ties with nato people are upset with me to their agreement because it's one more step towards militarization of our foreign politics and would adding one very dangerous component which is nato there's no scale that is necessary according to me. it will be twenty thousand to ten thousand it's not really the question i would say that military size of the not make so make of it make us safer i think that we are. going in the wrong direction i would say that the. largest lobbyist group for me too in sweden i mean there's a lot of money to be made from armaments there's a lot of money to be made from getting closer to nato there's a lot of political careers that can be done from playing on that. a movie about russian tsar nicholas the second has whipped up a storm of protest before it's even hit the big silver screens it's rhotic scenes about leave out people who want to know about spots rather free speech is like. a film about the love

swedish drug policy has always been about this idea of the gateway drug.rug. all your drug policy is based around this philosophy, and lots of people still believe that to be the case. we have spoken to the head of police, who is tackling narcotics, and we have spoken to mps. all these people say that is still the case. why do you think that is different? it turned out it was a lie. that's frankly not true. it's not empirically true. that is not the way it works. ironically, some people start with lsd and then they smoke cannabis. if i come back in five years‘ time, will it be completely different? will it be a legalised, liberal system? we have to start differentiating between drugs that are recreational use and are not addictive. they are one category. then we have the other category which is incredibly addictive drugs that are destructive for you and make you dysfuctional as a human being. i don't see that we are going to legalise those drugs in a long time. rather we are going to have a much more advanced and civilised debate on how we deal with addict

well a swedish peace activist he spoke to believes the country risks becoming dangerously militarized because of its ties with nato people are upset with the military agreement because it's one more step towards militarization of our foreign politics and adding one extra very dangerous component which is nato there's no scale that is necessary according to me. it will be twenty thousand to ten thousand is not really the question i would say that military exercise of do not make so make of it make us safer i think that we are going in the wrong direction i would say that. the largest lobbyist group for nato in sweden i mean there is a lot of money to be made from armament there's a lot of money to be made from getting closer to nato there's a lot of political careers that can be done from playing on the threat as well as taking part in the aurora drills the u.s. is also building up its presence in poland with more than a thousand military vehicles including nearly two hundred tanks and an entire infantry division as part of the existing nato force in eastern europe the u.s. general hea

and she writes a little letter here, again, it's all in swedish. and in our translation, one of the phrases is, i want to ask you if you and alma could in some way help me by sending me $10. this is coming from her sister in sweden. i would like to buy a coat in the near future as they are cheaper now, if you could send me some money in the meantime it will be a big help to me. it will cost at least 40 to 50 crona. i wish many times you could send cloth home as you used to do. it probably wouldn't go through the mail any more 37 you get a sense of personal family struggles. we have photographs that iris brought with her to remember her family by. we have her inspection card as she came into this country. and her papers, her immigration papers as well. i think -- being able to put a real story to the idea of working in a house like this helps us a great deal. touring a historic house is fun to see the physical aspects of what are there, but i hope that people catch on to some of the issues and concerns that people had in the past and how they dealt

but international interest in this swedish invention is on the rise. and democracy is the big. everyone says this will easily but it is more like this is more a way of living and we don't need to talk much we need to practice democracy in real life. it's the end of a second on the dollar an experience. this is a cons. people confront coming together from different parts or government society and business and that's something that is worth spreading across the globe. festivals modeled on the dollar never already started in norway a stone and denmark. this is the deutsch is museum in munich germany's museum devoted to masterpieces of science and technology we are here to meet somebody who is written about the dangers posed by ai and big data yvon host data is a lawyer and c.e.o. of an i.t. company she says new technologies and social media are a threat to democracy. and the i'm feeling the small smartphones were introduced just ten years ago steve jobs presented apple's first i phone in two thousand and seven since then society has changed radically and it's not just changed in a

said so you could see the swedish model is more of. the rectitude you know frank find solutions pragmatic. but there are some who criticize on the dot and some complain that it's become a leader in much too commercial they say it's now the media outlets that dictate the agenda not the politicians. but international interest in this swedish invention is on the rise. and democracy is the big. everyone says this will easily but it is more like this is more a way of living and we don't need to talk much we need to practice democracy in our realize. it's the end of a second on the dollar an experience. this is a concept. people could find coming together from different parts of government society and business and that's something that is worth spreading across the globe . festivals modeled on the dollar never already started in norway a stone and denmark. this is the deutsch is museum in munich germany's museum devoted to masterpieces of science and technology we are here to meet somebody ms written about the dangers posed by ai and big dat

police have arrested several dozen people in the swedish city of gotham burg after a neo nazi group held a rally there around six hundred members of the extreme right wing nordic resistance movement took part some clashed with counter-demonstrators group intended to bark past a synagogue but was barred from doing so now in this report. was. angry confrontations on the streets of gaza and scuffles stone throwing injuries and dozens of arrests as thousands turned out to oppose the extreme right and neo nazis passions spilling over. i want to stand up with thousands of others and just shout shame on you shame on you shame on you. the black clad extremists with their green flags make no secret of their racist anti semitic views hundreds joined the nordic resistance movement rally they planned to march to a synagogue on the day of yom kippur the jewish day of atonement here to brawls and arrests despite a court order blocking access. but the idea was to move people away from here so we could have more space to operate but then the trouble started for the moment the. nazis are not banned in sw

yeah it was formed twenty years ago as the swedish is a movement now they have. no idea care organizations that groupings in you know in finland as well and they openly dorrit national socialism they say that they want to be patchy aging on european my. grandson became power from what they call a global sign to me they haven't an opening. nazi. ideology and demanded members of the notices of movement have been linked to serious crimes like series of explosions that asylum sentencing for instance. reaching i know natalie i just want to get one more question briefly do you think that this is part of a larger strengthening of far right movements in sweden. i think that there was a christian movement is a french movement extreme and this rally today has had massive. media attention and they mobilized. strong guy but i wanted to get the thousand people because between four hundred and seven hundred the figures vary they didn't manage to. gather such big crowds even to the strategy that was to be. a show her voice. was a little red there natalie rothschild in stockholm

public it's a horrible shock but swedish media. did beat aviaries is a wrong is not. a democratic behavior you don't get exposed people because you have a different opinion and that's the problem. well the other appears in swaps the kremlin for the classroom today officially kicking off the country's academic year but the lesson beamed into schools across the country the lesson was live streams during the only going gold rush to people's forum which around a million students are taking part in a nationwide the forum aims to help teenagers decide on my future career path for your country's leading innovates has showcased their work at the event hoping to i traverse the business brains of the future which is just too good to be going to get in touch and your thoughts on the day stories by following us on facebook and twitter i'll be back in about thirty minutes with the top headlines. when all the truth seems wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to seep out just didn't come out to. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many

as swedish tank crews practice their aim. sweden always preferred to remain a neutral state and so sweden's offices don't mention russia at the drill instead they simply talk of reds vs blues also be. a red side played by another swedish unit and finnish units and also something there you are the ones who are the blue ones yes it was the revenue is that right but it's just the dollars like yeah typically that's how it is in military settings rivers. there's a back story to this drill one that shows how worried the swedes are. we're headed to the poor eastern part of cotland it's a quiet region with few jobs and much that many are moving away. where in the harbor town of skeeter. there's a cement factory and little else they used to keep pipes here for the german russia north stream to gas pipeline now there's just a pile of logs sweden's government was worried russia could establish a secret military base here. and you call this putin key. yes but we used to call it pharmacist k. . that's where north stream stored pipes for t

that churned up a bit, meisha. >> okay, katie. >> speaking sweden. >> like butter. >> make a little swedisheat ball for katie and bring some in. good morning, everyone. happy wednesday. we are looking at a disabled, here, betsy ross bridge, and, and, it is really, and, keep eye on it. it is very busy yesterday and very busy today. schuylkill at girard, help me out my clicker's giving my problems. schuylkill at girard both directions heating up there. construction starting to clear out now. jim and jan, back over to you. >>> spotlight will be on the scare crow this is fall, as the season at peddler's village. >> thirty-eighth annual scare crow competition on display underway right now, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live this morning with the preview, pat. >> jim and jan, hey. it is oldest joke in the book. a pol guys. that is what happens early in the morning. we are at peddler's village, it is a beautiful crisp fall morning. what does that mean? scare crow festival is back, 38th year they are doing it. this is joe albert from peddler's village. good morning. >> how are you, good

for me that's good for everyone >>> red is the new black shares in h&m drop as profits fall 20% the swedish fashion group says it had to slash prices to sell off consumer stock >>> britain's civil aviation authority says it will take action against ryanair for misleading passengers as the airline extends flight cancellations into next year it says it will also meet with regulators >>> good morning global markets are buzzing around that trump tax plan we have seen optimism in stocks. this morning stoxx 600 is off a bit. we are just hovering around break even there was the expectation of a steeper yield curve. this morning the ftse 100 off by 0.3% the xetra dax up 0.2 the cac 40 holding on to the flat line. when it comes to the sectors, you have banks still outperforming. this is the trumpflation reflation trade i was talking about. technology, construction material doing well. retail is the key underperformer off by 1% given the bad news from h&m, slowing sales, they had to cut prices as they had to sell off the summer stock. you can see those shares slumping in swedish trade. >>> let's get

is that going to dredge up a conflict with the swedish government? is this going to affect your relationship with the swedish kindnment, if this is the of line they put forward that this is a political move? think there is a number of misunderstandings of the motives on what we are doing. it is clear we will never leave sweden. this has no impact on our customers over our employees. it has no impact on our responsibility to the swedish society and how we invest in sweden. it is my role to make sure that this is understood and we have a very good relationship with the swedish government. manus: casper, thank you very much. saying that it is too early to speculate on the impact of this decision to move the bank's headquarters. you can catch that interview on your bloomberg. stay with bloomberg television. up next, it is surveillance. let's get for his word news. taylor: stanley fischer has resigned citing personal reasons and will step down in mid-october. the 73 yard was appointed -- the 73-year-old was appointed by president barack obama. the wall st

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like tommy still have to queue up and hand over plenty of paper, although he only needs to visit swedishrting into sweden, and at many borders that would mean visits to two separate customs operations. but because the norwegians and the swedes work closely together and have integrated their computer systems, he just has to go to one — the swedish customs post. back at norwegian customs, a queue of drivers arriving from sweden is building up and there's some impatience. it's not fast enough. it's very slowly, so they could work harder, and treat the customers better. sometimes it's very bad to come here because there's a lot of traffic. this may feel like a busy border but ten times as many lorries cross the channel at dover, so what's the brexit advice to uk ministers? with a hard border, they have a big issue, because then you have to establish new facilities and you have to recruit a lot of people to deal with it. so, what would your advice be? make a deal. tommy's progress has been quite speedy, but norway has a closer relationship with the eu than britain is planning. keeping the bor

at least fifty people have been arrested at a neo nazi rally in the swedish city of gotham burke around six hundred black clad members of the anti semitic nordic resistance movement marched and some clashed with counter demonstrators a court had bar the neo nazis from passing by a local synagogue one police officer and several other people were injured after the clashes broke out. well we have a correspondent of the washington post in stockholm on the line now have you were in gotham bird for this rally i understand could you describe what you saw. well today. their first see if there were many as you describe. fascist protesters but also the same time there are roughly around ten thousand numbers estimates of. fascist protesters though the scene was quite peaceful at first and then steadily as they grew on more and more clashes occurred well of police were expecting some kind of trouble or thought it might happen what kind of preparations did they make where they adequate. yes definitely there was a rich very huge police presence. protesters i talked to today said they felt extremely s

like tommy still have to queue up and hand over plenty of paper, although he only needs to visit swedish, that would mean visits to two separate customs operations. but because the norwegians and the swedes work closely together and have integrated computer systems, he just has to go to one — the swedish customs post. back at norwegian customs, a queue of drivers arriving from sweden is building up and there's some impatience. it's not fast enough. it's very slowly, so they could work harder, and treat the customers better. sometimes it is very bad to come here because there's a lot of traffic. this may feel like a busy border, but ten times as many lorries cross the channel at dover, so what's the brexit advice to uk ministers? with a hard border, they have a big issue because then you have to establish new facilities and you have to recruit a lot of people to deal with it. so, what would your advice be? make a deal. tommy's progress has been quite speedy, but norway has a closer relationship with the eu than britain is planning. keeping the border traffic flowing may mean a big investm

at least fifty people have been arrested in the swedish city of gold during a demonstration held by a far right anti semitic group members of the nordic resistance movement found with kind thoughts with came to demonstrate to see through fireworks and several other people enjoy it turkey's president reject tayyip erdogan has said the kurdish authorities will pay the price for holding their controversial success of secession referendum on monday iraqi kurds overwhelmingly back from iraq and that vote. then out forming an independent state in northern iraq in the country that opening a wound in the region and twisting the knife ignoring this fact will do no good neither to us nor to our kurdish brothers in iraq or of a party. well the inclusion of the city of kirkuk in northern iraq in monday's vote has also angered baghdad it has some of the biggest oil reserves in the country charles stratfor reports from erbil the kurdish peshmerga to control the kill cookoff to the iraqi army fled in islip pensive in two thousand and fourteen. but there's never been agreement between the kurdish reg

as swedish tank crews practice their aim. sweden always preferred to remain a neutral state and so sweden's offices don't mention russia at the drill instead they simply talk of reds vs blues also be. a red side played by another swedish unit finnish units and also some interviewer the ones who are the blue ones yes it was the revenue is that right but. it's just the dollars like yeah typically that's how it is a military setting is rivers. there's a backstory to this drill one that shows how worried the swedes are. we're headed to the poor eastern part of gotland it's a quiet region with few jobs and much that many are moving away. where in the harbor town of skeeter. there's a cement factory and little else they used to keep pipes here for the german russia north stream to gas pipeline now there's just a pile of logs sweden's government was worried russia could establish a secret military base here. and you call this putin key. yes but we used to call it pharmacist k. . that's where north stream stored pipes for the first p

like tommy still have to queue up and hand over plenty of paper, although he only needs to visit swedish borders that would mean visits to two separate customs operations. but because the norwegians and the swedes work closely together and have integrated their computer systems, he just has to go to one — the swedish customs post. back at norwegian customs, a queue of drivers arriving from sweden is building up and there‘s some impatience. it‘s not fast enough. it‘s very slowly, so they could work harder, and treat the customers better. sometimes it's very bad to come here because there's a lot of traffic. this may feel like a busy border but ten times as many lorries cross the channel at dover, so what‘s the brexit advice to uk ministers? with a hard border, they have a big issue, because then you have to establish new facilities and you have to recruit a lot of people to deal with it. so, what would your advice be? make a deal. tommy‘s progress has been quite speedy, but norway has a closer relationship with the eu than britain is planning. keeping the border traffic flowing may mean a