than in norway. >> what is the comparative taxation? >> in norway, the average tax on people earning more than 1 million will be around 50% or something. >> so significantly higher? >> yeah. >> so i understand that there has to be a balance. i think everyone understands there has to be a balance between income and expenditures. when you have a deficit, you need to reduce expenditures. at the same time, it may be a good idea to increase income. and those who have most, who most probably also contribute a bit more than they do today. >> how kenned are you about what's happening with the european union. look at greece which is on the verge of defaulting potentially. there are other countries in precarious situations in the union. many in america are saying, what is happening to europe? >> what's your overview? >> i'm concerned, there are many reasons to be concerned because there is a dangerous trap in a way that many european economists have moved into. they have high unemployment, at the same time, they have low growth. normally the answ

norway's young politicians fight on after the july massacre. and how tweed is weaving its way back into fashion. the french attitude towards many people elsewhere would call sexual harassment would be a bit different. there's a sense that men will be men. but the dominique strauss-kahn affair is changing attitudes. after charges were dropped in the u.s., the former head of the implets m.s. is facing a new trial in his native france for attempted rape. more and more french women are start together speak out about sexual assault and harassment in a way they haven't done before. >> what better symbol of french seductiveness than the mowl inn rouge. but the playful image of sexuality has recently come under scrutiny. when seduction turns into sexual assault, women have traditionally been under pressure to stay silents. it was only after the allegations surrounding dominique strauss-kahn in new york that a writer filed a complaint for attempted rape against the former i.m.f. chief. it involved an incident dating back to 2003. her mother originally t

the most rigid in other words in norway if you're born poor you can you can. live out of that in the u.s. if you're born poor you're going to die for or what is going up and we have to change this we have to change this for tax policies our government says. crazy alert don't forget the sauce a mississippi man was enraged when he got home this weekend and opened up his taco bell bag only to discover there was no hot sauce included with his burrito so naturally jeremy calls did what any of us do who are disappointed when take order takeout orders don't work right he drove back to the taco bell and pulled out a shotgun on the drive thru window employee demanding the missing sauce which by the way is free columns was promptly arrested and is awaiting a hearing this week rumor has a taco bell is now pulling its new t.v. ads off the year but we were able to get a copy before they were all pulled take a look. at the difficult. to try. coming up as this nation morphed into the united psyche of psychopaths of america but the execution of troy davis means for our countr

are often psychopaths themselves this is a troubling reality americans today norway just experienced an unspeakable tragedy at the hands of a psychopath anders breivik but unlike here they didn't respond with psychopathic vengeance as a society prisons are actually decent places in norway where inmates are taught skills because most of them obviously not brothers but most of the will eventually return to society and they don't have the death penalty and guess what it works in norway has one of the lowest murder rates or the lowest incarceration rates and one of the best prisoner rehabilitation rates in the world unlike here norway doesn't let their psychopaths into politics or into the criminal justice system so in the aftermath of troy davis' execution it's time for the united states to do some soul searching every nation is in constant change as grace slick said life is change and our culture changed for the more compassionate and the better with the new deal and changed again for the more brutal and selfish with the reagan revolution so what's next we become a nation of people who

than in norway. >> what is the comparative taxation? >> in norway, the average tax on people earning more than 1 million will be around 50% or something. >> so significantly higher? >> yeah. >> so i understand that there has to be a balance. i think everyone understands there has to be a balance between income and expenditures. when you have a deficit, you need to reduce expenditures. at the same time, it may be a good idea to increase income. and those who have most, who most probably also contribute a bit more than they do today. >> how concerned are you about what's happening with the european union. look at greece which is on the verge of defaulting potentially. there are other countries in precarious situations in the union. many in america are saying, what is happening to europe? >> what's your overview? >> i'm concerned, there are many reasons to be concerned because there is a dangerous trap in a way that many european economists have moved into. they have high unemployment, at the same time, they have low growth. normally the a

and now it's going to be bringing windy weather in toward southern norway as well. for the scandinavian peninsula rain moves northward and into areas of finland as well as sweden and norway but still some lingering showers will continue to impact the rest of the norway as well. continental europe stays largely dry. again, the showers in the balkan peninsula will be heading out today instead moving in toward turkey. so here thundershowers are going to be a high possibility. thursday's highs looking like this. a lot of teens up toward the north here, while we're looking at mid to lower 20s for the central tier and then in the south still pretty warm. 27 in athens. and rome gets up to 28. all right, now. up next is your three-day outlook. ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, north and south korean officials have met but failed to narrow differences on ways to resume the six-party talks on the north's nuclear programs. north and south korean delegates to the six-party talks ended their first meeting in two months in beijing on wednesday. at the meeting, south korea insiste

and now it's going to be bringing windy weather in toward southern norway as well. for the scandinavian peninsula rain moves northward and into areas of finland as well as sweden and norway but still some lingering showers will continue to impact the rest of the norway as well. continental europe stays largely dry. again, the showers in the balkan peninsula will be heading out today instead moving in toward turkey. so here thundershowers are going to be a high possibility. thursday's highs looking like this. a lot of teens up toward the north here, while we're looking at mid to lower 20s for the central tier and then in the south still pretty warm. 27 in athens. and rome gets up to 28. all right, now. up next is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. >>> hello. i'm to moeko kimura with nhk world tv. this week we'll feature a behind-the-scenes look at a record-breaking construction proje project. the tokyo sky tree, nearing completion as the tallest free

and to dramatic pictures of a foreign board a cruise ship off the western coast of norway at least two of its crew members have been killed and nine people were injured over two hundred passengers had to evacuate the ship after the blaze broke out in the engine room police suspect an explosion may have triggered the incident. now it seems sometimes you have to leave russia if you really want to get to know it better and this week a special series of our russia close up reports come from outside the country from norway's spitzbergen archipelago russians developed a coal mining community there during the soviet period and as the reports twenty years after the u.s.s.r. ceased to exist many there are still living in old. cluster of violence between the devil and the deep blue sea for the us aside the spitzbergen archipelago was a lot like puerto rico for the us not entirely its own not food for in a form pulls between north america and western europe and as many hope a future base for the russian advance in the arctic. just a few words about this monument. to their lives and. of course all

travels to norway spitzbergen archipelago an area that used to be that northern front cold war but is now becoming a base for russian something and city into the arctic. and am in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm marina josh welcome to the program the leaders of france and britain travel to tripoli today in a show of support for the regime there were planes helped put in power on the eve of their visit had of the national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of current and obvious loyalists still in their strongholds the rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya and planning to fight back however the new authorities asserting an increasing level of control over the country for some that's cause for celebration but as artie's maria phenomena found out others aren't so optimistic. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant the tearful in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened how did so somewhere else. that we will do anything for

travels to norway's pittsburgh an archipelago an area that used to be the northern front in the cold war but is now becoming a base for russia's advance into the arctic. in the russian capital you're watching r t with marina josh welcome to the program the leaders of france and britain traveled to tripoli today in a show of support for the regime there warplanes helped put in power on the eve of their visit to have a national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of colonel gadhafi loyalists still and their strongholds of rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya am planning to fight back however the new authorities asserting an increasing level of control over the country or something that's cost for celebration but as artie's marie ivanovna found out others aren't so optimistic. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who back the old regime remain defiant but feel full in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened or did so somewhere around us i know that. anything from wal-mart

that are to travel to norway spitzbergen unintelligible an area that used to be the northern front of the cold war but is now becoming a base the russia's advance and to the arctic. european stock markets are rallying as european policymakers the taking tentative steps to tackle a crippling debt crisis more in business and pleasure minutes. wasn't he coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program the leaders of france. as in britain are in tripoli with a high profile show support for the regime their work claims helped put in power on the eve of their visit the head of the national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of colonel gadhafi loyalists still in their strongholds the rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya and planning to fight back however the new york authorities asserting an increasing level of control over the country a for some that's cause for celebration but as. found out others aren't so optimistic. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who back the old regime remain defi

dramatic pictures of a far on board a cruise ship off the western coast of norway at least two of its crew members have been killed and nine people were injured over two hundred passengers had to evacuate the ship after the blaze broke out in the engine room police suspect an explosion may have triggered the incident. but now it sometimes seems that you have to leave russia if you really want to get to know it better and this week a special series of our russia close up reports come from outside the country from norway's spitzbergen archipelago russians developed a coal mining community there during the soviet period and as barco reports twenty years after the u.s.s.r. ceased to exist many there are still living an old soviet dream. a cluster of violence between the devil and the deeply sea could be used to sarve the spitzbergen archipelago was a lot like puerto rico for the us not entirely its own not food for in a form pulls between north america and western europe and as many hold a future base for the russian advance in the arctic. just a few words about this monument to their liv

travels to norway spitzbergen archipelago an area that used to be the northern front in the cold war bot is now becoming a base for russia's advance into the arctic. global stock markets have rebounded on thursday on signs that european policymakers are taking tentative steps to tackle a crippling debt crisis more in business in twenty minutes. in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. arena josh welcome to the program the leaders of france and britain travelled to tripoli today in a show of support for the regime there were planes helped put in power on the eve of their visit the had of the national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of colonel gadhafi loyalists still in their strongholds but rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya am planning to fight back however the new authorities asserting an increasing level of control over the country for some that's cause for celebration but as archie is marie is the national found out the others aren't so optimistic. a month off to tripoli fell into rebels hands those who backed

travels to norway spitzbergen archipelago an area that used to be the northern front in the cold war but it's now becoming a base for russia's advance into the ark. and took in business before the crisis business jet charges in russia are generating its own a turnover of over one billion dollars what is the future of this business find out influencing minutes. what you might see live from moscow a marina joshie welcome to the program the leaders of france and britain tripoli today in a show of support for the regime there warplanes helped put in power on the eve of their visit the head of the national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of colonel gadhafi loyalists still near strongholds the rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya and planning a fight back however the new authorities asserting an increasing level of control over the country for some deaths call. as for celebration but as national found out others aren't so optimistic. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant

and to dramatic pictures of a far on board a cruise ship off the western coast of norway at least two of its crew members have been killed and nine people were injured and the two hundred passengers had to evacuate the ship after the. the blaze broke out in the engine room police suspect an explosion may have triggered the incident. well now it seems sometimes you have to leave russia if you really want to get to know it better and this week a special series of our russia close up reports comes from outside the country from norway's spitzbergen archipelago russians developed a coal mining community there during the soviet period and as oksana booker reports twenty years after the u.s.s.r. ceased to exist many there are still living on old soviet dream. a cluster of violence between the devil and the deep blue sea put the use aside the spitzbergen archipelago was a lot like puerto rico for the us not entirely its own not food for in a form pulls between north america and western europe and as many hope a future base for the russian advance in the arctic. just a few words about this mon

and to dramatic pictures of a fire on board a cruise ship off the western coast of norway at least two of its crew members have been killed and nine people were injured and the two hundred passengers had to evacuate the ship off of the blaze broke out in the engine room police suspect an explosion may have triggered the incident. i know it seems sometimes you have to leave russia if you really want to get to know it better and this week a special series of our russian close up reports comes from outside the country from norway's spitzbergen archipelago russians developed a coal mining community there during the soviet period and as of sign a book or reports twenty years after the u.s.s.r. ceased to exist and many there are still living an old soviet dream. the cluster of violence between the devil and the deep blue sea could be used to sarve the spitzbergen archipelago was a lot like puerto rico for the us not entirely its own yet not food for in a form between north america and western europe and as many hold the future base for the russian advance in the arctic. just a few words abou

dramatic pictures of a farm on board a cruise ship off the western coast of norway at least two of its crew members have been killed and nine people were injured and the two hundred passengers had to evacuate the ship after the blaze broke out in the engine room police suspect an explosion may have triggered the incident. but now it seems sometimes you have to leave russia if you really want to get to know it better. and this week a special series of our russia close up reports come from outside the country this time from norway's spitzbergen archipelago and russians developed a coal mining community there during the soviet period and reports twenty years after the u.s.s.r. ceased to exist many are still living an old soviet dream. a cluster of violence between the devil and the deep blue sea for the us aside the spitzbergen archipelago was a lot like puerto rico for the u.s. not entirely its own yet not fully foreign a former pulls between north america and western europe and as many hope a future base for the russian advance in the arctic. just a few words about this monument. to the

norway, you'll be seeing that rain and ireland and scotland another atlantic system pulling in so no rest for you with that rain. central and eastern europe, really looking pleasant and dry for you. vienna at 20 degrees. berlin 26 degrees. a little hot in paris at 30 degrees. but london cooler at 19 degrees. here's our extended forecast. >>> we want to take a minute to tell you about some special programming we'll be bringing you next week starting monday. japan six months on will feature reports and analysis leading up to the six month anniversary of this country's devastating earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis. the magnitude 9 earthquake hit off the northeast coast on march 11th. moments later the tsunami barreled inland. the monster wave swamped towns and cities. nearly 16,000 people died and about 4500 are still missing. the survivors lost almost everything and many of them are still facing challenges. six months on will bring you stories from the hardest hit areas in iwate, miyagi, and fukushima prefectures. we'll start monday in iwate prefecture. find out how the support o

and else he travels norway's spirit spagetti author pavlik island area that used to be the north of the front in the cold war but is not coming up thanks to russia's volatile the odds. are welcome to you this is all see a line from moscow the leaders of france and britain are in tripoli a high profile show of. support for the regime that means help and empower on the eve of their visit the head of the national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of colonel gadhafi loyalists still in their strongholds the rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya and planning a fight back however the new war already is asserting an increasing level of control over the country song that's cause for celebration but is. found out others aren't so optimistic. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who back the old regime remain defiant but fearful in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened or did so somewhere else. we will do anything from our own new memoir even if we have to give our own lives. so

norway watch winds here.es staying the ld be looking drier f southern sections. southern end that's stillunsettled le thundershowertures are on theot of mid to20s here. up to 26. all right. th for now. that's all forion of "newsline." tokyo. thanks for joi

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travels to norway's with bergen archipelago an area that used to be the northern front in the cold war but is now becoming a base for brushes advancing into the arctic. what you are to come to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program the leaders of france and britain travelled to tripoli today in a show of support for the regime there were planes helped put in power on the eve of their visit have the national transitional council asked for more weapons to fight pockets of colonel gadhafi loyalists still in their strongholds the rebel government thinks the ousted dictator is hiding in southern libya and planning a fight back however the new authorities asserting that increasing level of control over the country for some that's cause for celebration but as our found out others aren't so optimistic. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who back the old regime remain defiant it's futile in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened oh did so somewhere else. find out that. anything from wal-mart only moammar even if

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and dodgy travels to norway's been an archipelago an area the g. used to be the northern front the cold war it is not a coming up days for russians that evolves and they are. global stock markets are enjoying a rally as european policy makers i've taken tentative steps to tackle a crippling debt crisis more in business in twenty minutes. and they deserve a france and britain in tripoli with a high profile show of support for the regime that will paine's help to put into power on the eve of their visit the head of the national transitional council also more weapons to fight pockets of these loyalists still in their strongholds. across about events and she joins me live now from me maria good to see you so walk me expect from this visit. both indeed french president nicolas sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron are the first foreign heads of state to visit khadafi freely bendis not surprisingly these two countries have indeed played a prominent role in the current leaving revolution that led to the colonels. out they were those who pressed

past this week is special series of our russia play some reports come from outside the country from norway's schmidt's back an archipelago russian developed a coal mining community badgering period an advantage we can report twenty years from the u.s.s.r. seems to exist and many of them are still living and. a cluster of violence between the devil and the deep blue sea put the use aside the spitzbergen archipelago was a lot like puerto rico for the us not entirely its own not food for in the form of olive pulls between north america and western europe and as many hold a future base for the russian advance in the arctic. just a few words about this monument. to their lives of course. of course all of. the most western tourists this morning meant is a testament to the failed soviet envisions the town of barons worked once a flourishing mining community isn't as sore as they. get behind these peeling façade one can also see a freshly painted the writing on the wall the russians on a cleaving in fact they're back. it's a russian birthright to be here. if the second summer in a row that we tell

in norway and many other places also here in the north. and i think today we are living in big cones we need the silent where we can leave all around us in our normal days we need to rest our brain as the archipelago tries to attract more tourists some suggest that big career restrictions may have a commercial appeal with people around the world reporting increasing traffic critique many may be in need of a car free refuge like this russian traveler could cost of and muscovite dearest hours long commutes to work which says the absence of honking horns leads he instantly fall in love with it wait the most amazing moment i experience is of course the traffic the lack of traffic even early on january first in moscow you cannot find that few cross like you see here to ban cars in the favor of dogs it's an absolutely crazy great idea and this would probably attract more and more tourists down here going to the dogs is obviously not an option for every cd but he has definitely don't feel like a real sad we got our three year long good b. and. we

like most of the residents of norway's longer beyond robert wasn't born here. and he moved in his mid twenty's fleeing big city congestion in hope of reconnecting with nature he says to king his jeep behind his barking team every two months is the major change in his life plus it keeps the dogs fit the story beats they know they need the. exercise every day so. yeah when it's with. going out training the dog in my car some two thousand residents along here and beyond is little more than a white place in the road they may not be any traffic police but the rules of the road on no less strict local authorities have already closed some of the archipelago routes to militarize traffic. more restrictions to come. the law being force behind a partial car ban is very both rick also an avid dog lover she like it is driving to smoking invasive and damaging to the environment if there are known smoking areas why shouldn't there be no driving areas here small boat docks our culture in norway and many other places also here in the north. and i think today we are living in bi

like most of the residents of norway's longer beyond robert wasn't born here. he moved in his mid twenties fleeing big city congestion in hope of reconnecting with nature he says who king his jeep behind his barking team every two months is the major change in his life plus it keeps the dogs fit the story beats they know they need the exercise every day so. yeah when it improves with tourism then i'm going out training in my car some two thousand residents along here beyond is little more than a white place in the road they may not be any traffic police but the rules of the road on no less strict the local authorities have already closed some of the archipelagos routes to motorised traffic with more restrictions to come. the low being forced behind a partial car ban is very authentic also and every dog lover she like is driving just milking invasive and damaging to the environment if there are no smoking areas why shouldn't there be. normal driving areas are small but docs are culture in norway and many other places also here in the north. and i think today we

we see an act like someone like norway, and ask you yourself, is there norway possibilits here, we knew what happened in oklahoma city. >> right. >> rose: that is terrori too. >> right, right. i worked on that casing actually, when i was a u.s. attorney. that was probably my first exposure to it, a terrorist act. look -- >> shows you what one man n do with minimal support. >> rose: with hugely committed and idea logically driven to an end. >> that's right, that's right. and soe have to be looking attack particulars, technies, behaviors that might give us an early warning sign that someone is contemplating such-- not merely contemplating but is taking steps to mmit such an attack. and so, for example, we had a case a couple of years ago involving a proposed explosive based on hydrogen per oxide. letting police around the country know look for unusual purchases of hydrogen per oxide in their area. that's the kind of very basic flow of information back and forth to washington from washington to the country, that homeland security is designed to facilitate. >> how goodtoday ten years later

it was traveling from norway's second city when the fire broke out, forcing an evacuation. the two killed in the fiery blast are believed to be crew members. the fire is under investigation. there are reports that an additional four people are missing but police have yet to confirm that. >>> the cruise ship company is making room for guests to come back home. >> sky chopper 13 over the scene at light and austin street. first responders did not find anyone inside. they are working on the cause. >>> anne arundel police are investigating a string of apparent abduction attempts and sexual assaults, all involving school students. an 11-year-old said a man in a mini van approached her as she got off the bus near riva road. she ran away. earlier that day students saw a man hiding in the woods near quiet woods park. >>> the local freelance journalist who broke free from a libyan prison is choosing to stay in that country. matthew vandyke's mother said she has spoken with him several times and he insists he will not be coming home until moammar gadhafi is out of power and the three

this was in the west of norway. they're clear -- there appear to be an explosion in the engine room. the fire is under control but the ship is taking in water. germany does not treat some men fairly when it comes to paternity suits, that is the opinion of the european court of human rights. this is an unusual case. the man says he fathered a child the during an affair with the married woman. the man demanded a paternity test and visiting rights. the european court says that in some cases, the man should get what you once. >> this man believes that he is the father of a child he has never been allowed to see. he had an affair with a married woman who returned to her husband after becoming pregnant. he sued for access rights. he took the case to germany's highest court but lost. he was not even granted a paternity test as the child's legal father is the mother's husband. now, the european human-rights court has found that the german verdict is in violation of human rights conventions. >> his right to the protection of

these create norway's. it hits the other building across the street. a refrigerator that never went quiet. that is about the sound of what would be happening in your apartment across the street. what creates the noise is a fan and a motor. the motor is tied to the electric grid. the electric grid is tied to something that looks like that. in the bayview. some of this is happening. president chiu: thank you very much. >> thank you for my time. two minutes goes fast. >> good afternoon, supervisors. stop the rape of the public library. do not support the friends of the public library. it should be obvious by various public comments today on various aspects of the same problem, which is the destruction of the democracy and destruction of our public assets, which are independent. influence peddling -- peddling, and it has been said that sunshine is the best of disinfectants. how was it possible to protect democracy where money can provide influence? the willful violation of the sunshine ordinance. this is below the standard of decency, good faith, and right

overseas, renewable energy of norway and germany cut production. but solar installation companies, as well as solar generation companies, including sun power, which has a $1.2 billion loan guarantee is doing well and growing. in fact, of the $38 billion in energy department loans to 40 different green energy projects, only solyndra, which represents 1.3% of the money failed. i am consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they are acretted with pumping $1 billion into california's economy. the company's revenue included $163 million in contracts with california businesses. they paid a million dollars in corporate tax. they have a campus in livermore with 2500 had employees. >>> watt street ended the day with gains. word of more help encouraged investors. the dow gained 141 points. nasdaq up 40%. >>> the nation sent a plane to iran. this comes among efforts to raise bail to free joshua fattal and shane bauer. they were arrested along with sarah shourd in 2009 while hiking long the iran-iraq border. a plane flew sarah shourd out of iran last

guys know that in iceland they bury shark for a year and then they dig it up and force people from norway to eat it? (cheers and applause) that's the next iron chef. look, as you know, this season is the most controversial season of dancing with the the stars they've ever done. oh, you know what would be a great idea for that show? a celebrity version. (laughter) anyway... the reason the reason for all this controversy, of course, is the presence of one chaz bono. >> chaz bono, who is transgender, is a contestant and it's a controversy. >> outraged outcry online from the american family association. >> accusing the network of pushing a homosexual agenda. >> it's possible that if someone is celebrated and lifted to heroic proportions like that of a civil rights leader that somebody who is somewhat uncomfortable with his or her gender might say, you know what? i'm going down that road. (audience reacts) >> jon: and while it's not possible, it is possible. (laughter) so i had a choice as a parent-- miss the only show that makes me feel young... (laughter) or spend a month preparing my childr