generous benefits of the swedish state. why on earth would you want to do a nine to five work this week and if you get even more money when you're living to benefit. ratio has also been sent off when it comes to traffic from youth immigrants came from primary morocco and stand to. gain so this is where a lot of the over the traffic originated flowing hair when into. other parts of stucco and the police had to clean this area out of. there were living in the metro tunnels several hundred of them. this is the exact place where a t.v. crew from australia was attacked while filming the reports about the area this is what happened. to this huge debate in sweden last month about the increased number of shootings that you have in these kind of areas not only stockholm but in gothenburg and no longer and it's been an explosion in the rate of shootings going to the final one. whether you find the weapons that come from i mean you don't have any border control to sweden. or want to just drive in from the south in sweden from from eur

generous benefits all swedish states and why on earth would you want to do and i defy work this weekend and if you get even more money when you live in the better. this is crazy has also been the central stop of all when it comes to traffic from youth immigrants came from primarily morocco and. to. so this is where a lot of the over the traffic originated flowing here when into. the partial stock all of the police had to clean this area out of immigrants that were living in the metro tunnels several hundred of them. this is the exact place where a t.v. crew from australia was attacked while filming the reports about the area this is what happened. to this huge debate in sweden last month about the increased number of shootings that you have in these kind of areas not only stockholm but in gothenburg and no longer and it's been an explosion in the rate of shootings and you didn't find the one. either you find the weapons they come from i mean you don't have any border control in sweden. anyone can just drive in from the south and sweden from from europe to the south as we know not just l

inside the embassy so anyone who suggested that he was hiding from swedish extradition simply got it wrong it was always about the united states and the british government continues to refuse to give the assurance that we need and that ecuador needs in line with the protection that was granted him in granting him asylum to ensure that he could leave the embassy but the moment was given he could leave so if we move on from juries ways record the country of which is julius which is a citizen of australia not much better there a good unfortunately this trailing government did absolutely nothing to assist julian in the early years on a fellow australian citizen and in those early days when he was first arrested and we were concerned about the risk of extradition we were continually asking the australian government to engage and to ask the us for sure for an assurance that he would not be sent there and assurance from sweden that he would be sent there and the israeli government refused to do it and it was because of the israeli government's failure to step up and protect its citizen that he was forced to seek asylum from ecuador n

pedro sanchez, the new prime minister in spain, are swedish social democratic sister party and in greece, they would have something to say. he was statetudent politics issue. the labour party leadership briefed against you, you said, and policies to ban unpaid internships, not student placements. why didn't the labour party leadership briefed against you? you would have to ask them. i think there is, traditionally speaking in the uk, you got a first past the post electoral system. i would rather have proportional representation which is more democratic and fair. with this system, it is a 2—party system rigged in favour of two parties and that necessitates those parties and that necessitates those parties being called coalitions of where they sit on the spectrum and there is an open debate, in both the parties, whether they continue being broad coalitions, social democrats, centrists. .. people who would come from a marxist tradition. i don't have a problem with that but some do. including jeremy corbyn. some of those around him and some of our membership, many of them, with a huge influx of members since he became the leader which is

many very deep questions are being raised animal one that is challenging this state a sexual abuse scandal has even the swedish academy in stuff called the nobel prize for the job will not be awarded this year as a result when you ask about the power of women and culture it's a very very difficult. problem to solve because when you look at all the statistics women are really disenfranchised from being so storytellers so overall when you look at media production it is a very very male dominated industry and the stories that are being told are most often about men i really think that what we're seeing in india right now it may look terribly worrying from the outside but it is the upper heaver that comes from a very deep process of change so for people like me it's actually quite interesting to see that and i hope that it's going to mean that we will retain the best parts of our culture but we will throw away the rubbish that is also there the chimes seems right but first social. change but can the me too at times campaigns bring about change of real significance. but the time is up in the short interesting pheno

a swedish brand, your now owned by a chinese company add manufacturing here in the united states. talk to me about this growing wave of protectionism. obviously, the trade talks going back and forth and the imposition of tarriffs between the united states and china and others, what does that mean for you folks? you are planning to export a lot from this facility in south carolina. >> that is, of course, very worrying. now however that we have the factory in the u.s., we have a good step forward. we believe in free trade. we also believe it should be fair trade in both ways. that is also what we brought here to demonstrate. this factory, when it is fully used here, and a few years time, we will export as many cars as we import into the u.s.. we will have a balanced trade in about three years. carol: give me an idea of how much will come out of the south carolina facility. know the s-60 you guys are to this week, today. how much do you plan to produce and how much do you plan to grow that production? >> the first step is about one shift operation about 50,000 cars. that's where we s

you look at your own promise, proprietary in some norwegian or swedish company when we had the same type of expertise here in the united states of america, and if you look at it in any timeline, it hasn't met its goals. how does that factor into your t.b.l.? now if you go by the treatment plant, there's no much improvement in the stench. and the environment, how does that factor into your t.b.l.? can you put a price on the health of a child that dies? how does that factor the t.b.l.? t. b.l. is good for engineers and some philosophers, some people who like to dip into the muddy waters and then filter it somehow. that's fine. but when dealing with this kind of infrastructure, and this comes from my experience with the maintenance, technical and support group and real estate and property management group, you have always to have in mind quality of life issues that improve human beings. thank you very much. >> all right. thank you. any other public comment on this item? i think you had a couple of comments. >> the second item is the waste water capital program report. and we did go through our hearing i believe a couple of meeti

states. nato allies may have good reason to worry since trump repeated by questioned the commitment to the alliance. in march, the swedishminister explained to trump that sweden although not a member of nato partners with the alliance on a case by case analysis. trump responded that the united states should consider that approach. not really being in nato anymore. during the campaign, trump has said unless nato allies paid more for their defense, i was open to crabbing the alliance all together. >> i'll tell you about nato. it's obsolete and we're paying too much money. either they pay up including for past deficiencies or they have to get out. and if it breaks up nato, it breaks up nato. >> let's go to the accounting on this. what could putin do for trump in response for him going over and kissing him in helsinki. if you were a trumpern person, what would you say we're going to get. suppose putin takes this as a breakup of the alliance. he starts getting aggressive knowing we're not going to their aid. >> that's what he wants. putin has a strategic aim. this book i had russian roulette" we talked about he had a plan for

prime minister in spain, our swedish social democratic party counterparts, syriza in greece, they would have something to say. said he doesn't have the right vision? he wants stateing about the rail lines. we have just nationalised one of our train lines in this country was being part of the european union. you don't get along with the leadership, that is my point. you had a spat about politics, an internship in your office. and what you told the politics home website is: the labour party leadership briefed against you, you said, and policies to ban unpaid internships, not student placements. making quite clear there was a difference. why did the labour party leadership brief against you? you would have to ask them. i think there is, traditionally speaking in the uk, you got a first—past—the—post electoral system. i would rather have proportional representation, which is more democratic and fair. with this system, it is a 2—party system rigged in favour of two parties and that necessitates those parties being called coalitions of where they sit on the spectrum and there is an open debate, in both the parties, whether they continue being broad coalitions, bringin

carol: you think about the heritage of volvo, a swedish brand, and you are now owned by a chinese company and now manufacturing here in the united states to me about this growing wave of protectionism. it looks like the imposition of tariffs between the united states and china, and at this, what does that mean for you folks? you are planning to export a lot from this facility in south carolina. >> now that we have the factory in the u.s., we have a good step forward. it will always be good. if we would not have had that, i would be more nervous. we believe in free trade. that is because we believe all consumers work on projects. we also believe it should be fair trade in both ways. that is also what we brought here to demonstrate. this factory, when it is fully used here, and a few years time, it will export as many cars as we import into the u.s. we will have a balanced trade in about three years. if we can use the factory and if nothing happens with the new tariffs. carol: give me an idea of how much will come out of the south carolina facility. i know you are unveiling it this week, today, how much do you plan to produce and how muc

last year, kind of stay consistent with that >> the golden state warriors did not attend the white house to celebrate the 2017 title >>> a swedishcapturing this video at the white house celebration. take a look. yep. that gentleman is kneeling in the playing of the anthem. efforts to find out who he is and why he knelt were unsuccessful media at the event saw at least one other person kneeling. >>> under armour's dwyane the rock johnson shoes selling out in 30 minutes. called project rock 1, they were released on may 28th and sold out right away at $120 a pair. you are up to date that's the news update, kelly, back downtown to you >> i mean, he's athletic, he was a wrestler, t he's not a current athletic star, michael >> no, he's a box office star. >> the workouts are legendary. >> yep >> even though he's just working out for movies >> he's in good shape. >> yeah. >> all right, letting him slide. >> i like -- the athletes get the shoes. >> they obviously only made -- there re made a run that was going to sell out, right >> he does donate a portion of everything that is sold to a charity that he supports, so maybe that mitigates

at a swedish university, although he could not appear today he has made it written testimony for the record titled " why the facebook data could not be used to target personality for the united stateslection. " i look forward to hearing the testimony of these expert witnesses that i turn to my memberue, the ranking senator blumenthal of connecticut. sen. blumenthal: thank you. my thanks to you for your leadership in having this hearing and to our witnesses for being here. one of the central challenges of thetimes is becoming potential threats posed by the internet. data brokers, terrorist recruitment and continued interference in our election. these challenges and threats are combined with the enormous promise and potential moons of the internet. we have seen, or example to face looks. one is the idealistic technology company driven by altruistic purpose to connect people with people they love, voices that need to be heard, communities that need to be held and the other facebook is an internet behemoth that is one of the most powerful social and political tools in history building pervasive data. this facebook is largely hidden to the public. one of our challenges is to reveal it o

generous benefits all swedish states and why on earth would you want to do and i defy work this weekend if you get even more money when you live in a better. this is crazy has also been the central stop when it comes to traffic from youth immigrants came from primarily morocco and. to. so this is where a lot of the over the traffic originated flowing here when into. the partial stock of. the police i set out to clean this area out of youth immigrants who were living in the metro tunnels several hundred of them. this is the exact place where a t.v. crew from australia was attacked while filming their reports about the area this is what happened. i. think. there's been a huge debate in sweden last month about the increased number of shootings that you have in these kind of areas not only stockholm but in gothenburg and manalo for and it's been an explosion in the rate of shootings here in the final one. either to find the weapons that come from i mean you know turn border control nice we don't. want to just drive in from the south and sweden from from europe to thousands we know not just

the sub continent a state government official reportedly said the store will open in hyderabad on july tenth the opening to india is the culmination of a six year process for the swedish furniture and housewares retailer which reportedly involved over one thousand home visits to get a feel for the indian market and indian homes the famous build it yourself furniture vendor will tweak some parts of their formula with smaller size stores in the mix and in-store design consulting and perhaps the biggest change in home furniture assembly the flagship location in hyderabad will be four hundred thousand square feet in size with eight hundred employees. amazon succeeded in repealing a tax on large companies that aim to remedy seattle's housing crisis the tax passed just last month was repealed monday in a seven to two vote of the city council the tax would have raised forty seven million dollars per year for construction of affordable housing and services for people without housing that forty seven million dollar figure was reduced from the original amount of eighty six million pushed by head tax proponents seattle remains in an official state of emergency on housing declare