business those who are not here yet often house a priority and we have i have to say that in western europe they are not only in france will be a problem with our media who do not know russia well and russia should communicate more also there are old stereotypes of the progress achieved is not reflected in media. why why is. media portrayed as very biased in the west russian media. their image of russia is based on the past fifteen or twenty years ago they do not come to russia often and often doesn't russia communicate actually quite little to us and what internal changes are taking place we have to deal with outdated ideas and perceptions which are wrong and this i believe is an important subject this is a blocking point we often speak about. think about the new were small and medium sized companies in russia and in france many are already cooperation we could do much more in this area. how will the french business that you bring to russia help diversify the economy. today you are in the middle of a modernization drive in russia in transport water or electricity distribution in aeronautic

there isn't the west in the sense we had it during the cold war when the unites states states and western europe basically always got together. because we had a common enemy. >> stephen: right. >> and that's not the way it is now. obama's first thought is not, even bill bill clinton's was what am i going to do with europe it might be india or china or indonesia. the same is true of many european countries too.

with free movement of people and capital between russia and western europe this will be a breathing space for the european union and for the euro an additional economic area and so a strengthening of the euro will he really think here a russian economic zone could save the euro we look. yes i believe that today europe which is a political economic entity needs a much bigger economic space to be globally competitive think about the fact that the american continent is brought together at the nafta level that the asian countries are brought together at the a.c.m. level we do not have a big area on the european continent but however so many things link us in history in culture and today our economic complementarity is strong on one hand there are all materials a huge area on the other hand a trade capacity advances in some sectors but not all you have here high technologies demand for more money we have a common interest and common interest to be defended in the world and i believe that today this can only strengthen the eurozone notwithstanding the rise of china who for you is a great partne

called of nato and just last winter there were dozens of islamic militants arista throughout western europe in connection with with planned bombings police told people to stay out of the city center to avoid using mobile phones the exits to the borders of norway were shots immediately after the roads leading into and trains leading into the capital rules so halted now we've we've heard that soldiers are on the streets with machine guns police also and it's being called the worst attack since world war two perhaps the worst shooting spree in history well earlier we spoke to anderson a spokesman for the union of russian communities in a city that as someone he knew. personally and he says the news came as a shock to him although he will ring spray that was surrounded by things that could potentially influence his actions. i could not imagine i even do you imagine that you could do that he would not have been right in watching earth he ego and especially. who sort of fit in relation to girls for example the fairer sex would prefer. that our school be there for example. we have not. and will pu

three times the weight in gold the biggest findings usually gravitate to the united states and western europe where most me to write collector is a base and while russia does the law expert the facts are terrestrial rocks ten percent of their value must be paid to the state still some dealers try and dodge the meter right tax base for toll on hall was uncovered earlier this year at a moscow airport on its way illegally to the czech republic. for some their fallen stars but for others meteorites i'm creasing lee becoming a blazing hot new commodity. the art scene. and up next r t sophie shevardnadze discusses the prospects of economic cooperation between paris and moscow with the french president's special envoy to russia stay with us. after last special representative of the french president on corporation on russian and french business relations thank you very much for being with us today so you come to russia every fifteen days what is your primary mission now put on your coffee is my first mission given by presidents are cozy in line with president medvedev is to report and scope out the e

it's essentially a long diatribe against muslim immigration to norway and the rest of western europe breivik wright says it's his duty to quote act as a judge, jury, and executioner until the free and indigenous people of europe are no longer threatened by cultural genocide. subject to marxist islam imtyranny through islam i can demographic warfare. he also writes, quote, once you decide to strike, it is better to kill too many than not enough. or you risk reducing the desired ideological impact of the strike. and apparently, shep, he wanted these attacks to be a marketing campaign for this thing he called a manifest toe, shep. >> shepard: he stole many of those lines from an american domestic terrorist. >> large parts of it appeared to be essentially cut and pasted from the writings of the unabomber ted can a zinel can a kosinski. he writes one of the most widest manifestations of the craziness of our world is multiculturalism. the discussion can serve as introduction to the discussion of the problems of western europe in general. if you change the words multiculturalism to leftism a

called nato and just last winter there were dozens of islamic militants a risk to throughout western europe in connection with with planned bombings police have told people to stay out of the city center to avoid using mobile phones the exits to the borders of norway were shot to meet italy after the blast and roads leading into and trains leading into the capital rules so halted now we've we've heard that soldiers are on the streets with machine guns police also and it's being called the worst attack since world war two perhaps the worst shooting spree in history all to find out more about the person thought to be behind the double attack and also we have a unique opportunity to speak to anderson is a spokesman for the universe. sweden and. personally it's around us and i thank you very much for being on a program with us just so how well did you know this man well. all year and then we were. ok now. people are wondering what kind of a person is i what can you tell us about him along with. the ever so many. well i mean absolutely nothing. anywhere near that and i have been on a mention of

some countries in western europe, mainly spain and some countries in latin america, mainly chile, andwith cuba we have always the longstanding and often conflicting relationship, cano also. but 75% of any mexican foreign minister signed who's devoted to the u.s. and i've tried to devote as much time as i could to immigration because i fought and continue to think this is mexico's single most important issue with u.s. but by the way i think that it's also the united states single most important issue with mexico. there are even or 12 million mexican citizens residing in the u.s. quote there are more than 30 million mexicans in the u.s., there are important states in the u.s. by california, texas, arizona, nevada, illinois where mexicans make up a very significant part of the electorate or the population at large. it is a central issue and it's a reason that has to be addressed that nobody wants to address forthrightly. >> how should it be addressed? >> it should be addressed the way that we sit back and 2001 and 2002 with my good friend former secretary steve colin powell away presiden

one in western europe. but the one towards eastern europe will be firing up the activity later in the day. you look at the radar right now. blue and red being reflected in areas of germany and poland. this means another cool as well as rainy day for parts of western europe. it's really going to be the east that we're watching for areas, including romania, bulgaria, anywhere near the black sea. approaching the cold front of the moisture coming through. we're looking for potential of the storms to fire up gusty winds. can't rule out the chance for an isolated tornado or two. and very heavy rainfall. that's going to spread toward areas of portland, lithuania. this will last as we go through the morning hours. as we look across parts of the u.s., things are nice and quiet on the radar. i point this out to you because we're talking about space shuttle "atlantis." it will be landing in an hour. 5:56 eastern time. things have been nice and quiet. as we go through the next hour, what we're expecting is the weather t

europe. and so i think he's a president for the post western world, actually. >> stephen: how does the united states, you say that the united states and europe you fear they are in great decline, irrecoverable klein? >> i think it is almost a case wean between the united states and europe what i might call competitive decac -- -- deck dense. >> stephen: we're going to win that. >> i haven't been too sure. >> stephen: have you ever been to the cheesecake factory? (applause) death by qhok lat, my friend. >> have you been to greece lately. >> stephen: yes, i have. timothy garton ash. the facts are subversive. we'll be right back. >> stephen: well, that's it for the report. don't forget to sign up at colbert superpac.com. for the price of a cup of coffee, you can buy me a cup of coffee. (laughter) >> stephen: see you in a week, everybo

europe. and so i think he's a president for the post western world, actually. >> stephen: how does the unitedtes, you say that the united states and europe you fear they are in great decline, irrecoverable klein? >> i think it is almost a case wean between the united states and europe what i might call competitive decac -- -- deck dense. >> stephen: we're going to win that. >> i haven't been too sure. >> stephen: have you ever been to the cheesecake factory? (applause) death by qhok lat, my friend. >> have you been to greece lately. >> stephen: yes, i have. timothy garton ash. the facts are subversive. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. what is that? oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a discount on both. sort of like two in one. how did you guys think of that? it just came to us. what? bundling and saving made easy. now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you

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if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends that norway has western europe's highest rate of usehold gun ownership at 32%. still, it has one of europe's lowest murder rates. >>> let's huddle up around the watercooler to check out the unearthed '80s-era modeling shot from a prominent state senator. we know he did modeling. this isn't anything new. the catalog "cosmo" shots. if you were leafing through 1982's brown fashion catalog, you may have noticed a handsome sun of a gun. this is a knitting catalog. it's a catalog that sold yarn. 14 pages of massachusetts senator, scott brown, modeling some l.l. bean knit sweaters. scott brown megafan posted this catalog for sale in "the boston globe" classified section on craigslist. we'll raise the catalog $100 until the 2012 election. >>> i was up until about three or four hours ago in the bravo clubhouse. if you've been keeping up with "the real housewives of new jersey" and i know you have, you know there's a family feud going on between theresa and her brother. and her brother, joey g. started a family christening just a few months ba

we will start to see some heavy rain developing in western europe, western france, northern spain on tuesday. scattering of showers across scandinavia. then this low pressure system over in eastern europe remains very active, bringing heavy rain, strong thunderstorms in isolated areas. right now it's over the baltic states but it's going to be moving into finland on tuesday. so that will be welcome rain. behind this it is going to be triggering some quite sharp showers in places for the balkans as well. and that will help to cool things down. still a few degrees above your seasonal averages here. we've got 31 in budapest. 32 in belgrade. coming in at 37 in athens. all right, here is your extended forecast now. >>> our lead stories this hour. the operator of the crippled fukushima daiichi power plant will begin preparations to inject nitrogen into the number three reactor tuesday afternoon. tokyo electric power company says workers have confirmed last friday that the pipes can be connected to the reactor container. tepco plans to inject nitrogen to avoid a hydrogen explosion. the utili

we will see rain developing in western europe, western france, northern spain on tuesday scattered of showers scandanavia. it's going to be moving into finland on tuesday. that will be welcomed. behind this it is going to be triggering some sharp showers in places for the balkans as well. that will help cool things down as well. still a few degrees above your averages. 32 in belgrade. coming in at 37 in athens. all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. c

part of nato and just last winter there were dozens of islamic militants arrested throughout western europe in connection with with planned bombings police told people to stay.

he said he was doing it to eliminate cultural marksism and muslim domination across western europe.is all coming from the judge who spoke after the closed hearing today. he will be held for at least eight more weeks. four of those in isolation. then there will be another hearing. thomas, there's another side to this story. really still developing here in oslo as well. you take a look around here, you can see exactly what it is. the people here continue to mourn, coming in from other areas outside the city, and those from the city here all coming to drop a flower or a candle. i can tell you walking through the center of the city and into this area, there's several flower shots, and there are lines out the door of people waiting to come here. some come in and & stand for ours. others for a few minutes. we continue to see tears and prayers here. it's going to be a tough go, and this is very much evidence of that. >> jay, we're just getting across the wires, according to the a.p., but the death toll in the youth camp massacre has been lowered to 68. it's still a terrible tragedy, though

the accused believes he needed to carry out these acts in order to save norway and western europe from, and i quote, cultural marxism and an islamic takeover. >> police are searching the form that breivik rented and are investigating whether he had accomplished this -- accomplices. earlier, he said he had acted alone. the police say they cannot rule out that others were involved in the attacks on friday. breivik is due to undergo a psychiatric assessment. he has been remanded to custody for eight weeks, with the first four in solitary confinement. >> norwegian police have lowered the overall death toll from 93 to 76. they say the mistakes caused by confusion surrounding events on the island. that will do little to consult a nation in grief. in a show of solidarity for those killed, more than 100,000 people flooded the streets of the norwegian capital. similar rallies are being held across the country. on monday, norwegians also observed a minute of silence for the victims. >> joining us live from oslo is our reporter. good evening. >> good evening. >> it appears that all of norway is u

while western europe is still waiting for summer, russia is sweltering under heat wave.s are battling to prevent a repeat of lastlyear's wildfires in which dozens of people lost their lives. >> the view from a fire fighting plane is disturbing. in southern russia, but also in the northwest and far east, foreign buyers are waiting, and peat bogs are smoldering. -- foreign fires are waging. they are ill-equipped to tackle the blazes. >> the heat and wind are a problem. we will keep at it as long as it takes. >> at least 7000 people -- experts and volunteers -- have been deployed to fight the blaze is, but the fires continue to spread. the heat wave has pushed temperatures past 40 degrees celsius in some areas. >> russias even less prepared for fires this year than last year. there is even more bureaucracy. the rangers responsible for fire prevention have to spend 3/4 of their time doing aerial checks and paper work. >> but moscow is still in the clear. heavy rains in western russia earlier in the month have prevented smoke and smog from reaching the capital, but that could

but if we wait for it to grow from the grassroots like in western europe say or in north america where civil society really brought a mob but. took several centuries we don't have the time for this natural growth. that's why we are trying in a sense to apply more technology and excel aerated. we don't like eating food produced by growth exhilarating technologies genetically modified products do we still in this case it is very important that they should be genetically modified in a proper way of course so that some really autonomy and independence structures of civil society could emerge that they shouldn't be artificial organizations controlled by the state governments any governments create anything they would not control that well the state is not supposed to create these structures what the state should do is create conditions for these structures to emerge in the regions that. is this you mean concerned this is our main task and we're absolutely not interested in creating artificial non-government organizations please and i can tell you that we are preparing your search. right bef

trade abroad however with the collapse of a soviet union players when i was free on mass to go to western europe and potentially lucrative contracts with some of europe's top clubs one of those players was eagle cleaver nerve who would join for gere in one nine hundred ninety one he spoke to salary of just a couple of hundred dollars a week playing in the soviet union for a pay package of hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in italy form an enormous striker said it was a great experience to play abroad but when. i was happy to move there was no point in staying in russia after the breakup of the union because as a footballer i wouldn't have progressed and would have stayed at the same level i managed to learn a lot from my time in italy. in the early nineties be italian leaders were found time the strongest championship in the world however colligan of said the soviet league he'd been playing in the last few years was almost a strong. i left to join forty or nine hundred ninety one but i didn't think there was a massive difference between the italian and soviet leeks at that time we had very

>>because while it's only just taking off in western europe... the first speed climbing competitionswere held in the former soviet union in the 40's... >>well that wall looks flat but in fact it's angled backwards so it hangs over the climbers making things even more difficult...and at all but one of the world cup events the course is exactly the same. and if you think you can cover 15m in less than 6.2 seconds... well you should give this sport a go because that is the world record... >>you need dynamic power in your arms and in your legs and also you have to have strong fingers. >>reporter: as a climber... covering the world cup circuit requires dedication... and money... in asport which doesn't exactly churn out millionaires... >>there's a few handfuls of people are serious sponsored climbers. >>reporter: in terms of exposure... at this particular event the state television broadcaster covered the finals live... but that's something of a rarity... >>at the moment the main way we're getting our publicity through webcasting. >>reporter: so, as with many sports... the authorities see one

of nato and there just last winter there were dozens of islamic militants arrested throughout western europe in connection with with planned bombings police have told people to stay out of the city center to avoid using mobile phones the exits to the borders of norway which shots immediately after the blast on. roads leading into and trains leading into the capital rules so holds it now we've we've heard that soldiers are on the streets with machine guns police also and days being called the worst attack since world war two perhaps the worst shooting spree in history. he's done a bushel reporting right but meantime the norwegian prime minister has said that more democracy and openness is the answer to the violence but us from the norwegian institute of international affairs believes it's the country's policies of multiculturalism that turn the gunman against his own people behind an increasingly. intense and heated debate about immigration. about both immigration is doing to the region culture multiculturalism is really not the way to go forward to marginalize the region and feel their voice