we're here covering the christmas markets of switzerland, which is a--and here in europe and in switzerland, it's a great tradition. but this, the watchman tradition, is a tradition that's been going on for more than 600 years. it's amazing. >> yes, exactly, yes. >> what made you want to do it? >> when i started, a friend of mine was a substitute. >> aha. >> and they needed somebody to come. in that time, i had no family, i was rather free, and i said, "oh, it's a great opportunity to be alone in this cathedral." i was very honored to be asked for this duty. >> well, you felt honored doing this. i feel honored being here with you. now, it's almost time for you to do it. 10:00, right? >> yes, i start at 10:00 until 2:00 in the morning, every hour. [bell tolling] >> wow! >> [chanting in french] >> renato, do you mind if i do that once? >> you can, yeah, but in french. [speaks french] "it's the watchman." >> uh-huh. >> [speaking french] and i say it twice. >> [speaks french] >> [both chant in french] >> here we go. [chanting in french] ha ha! >> ok. you can come as a substitute. >> that's wond

also, there is an inflow of money to switzerland. there is large uncertainty in the eurozone. >> switzerland is looking at a growth rate of 1% next year. if european economic woes continue, switzerland will also feel the pain. >> many people are hoping that the latest member of a famous dynasty in india could revive the fortunes of the congress party. >> they were packed in. and all eyes were on one young man. the heir to one of the world's most powerful political institutes. and the congress government has always work for your interests. farmers, laborers. a chorus of support, he says. this massive public rally is just one of several that he has addressed. as he pushes on with his campaign to revive his party's fortunes, there are many within the congress and outside it that want to expand the canvas and take a more active role in national politics. as he heads to the next rally, they surge toward some before being pushed back. in india, they urged the applause is irresistible. it is this iconic status that has always delivered and

if european problems continue, switzerland will feel the pain as well. bbc news reporting. >> church leaders in the area say that their members will defend themselves if security forces of the country are not able to protect them. the statement by the pentecostal church after a series of attacks targeting churches across nigeria by a group that has killed about 40 people. at least 15 people have been killed and others injured in a large explosion in burma. the blast took place in the middle of the night in a compound in eastern rangoon. the cause is not known. witnesses say three of those killed were fiveremen. ron paul, newt gingrich, and ron paul have been meeting supporters in the united states. paul has been given a lot of flak over setting the u.s. should not interfere in iran. a large wave has stranded a ship in the southern ocean off the western coast of australia. it belongs to an anti-whaling organization and was following the japanese whaling fleet when it cracked its whole. -- -- when a wave cracked its hull. kim jong un has been declared supr

wealthy pple living in switzerland iluding many germans want his help p to avoid palate -- paying millions of euros in inheritance tax. >> it is nice for us. we are getting a lot of work out of it. >> many of his clients have taken up residence on the shores of lake zurich, known to many as the gold coast. people here by your discretion as well as the idyllic location. it has long boasted an inheritancee tax close t to zer. >> it was a very important factor that led it wealthy germans to move to switzerland. >> the most prominent example is somebody that is behind a multinational derek -- dairy products firm that move to switzerland to avoid taxes. and a formula one driver was also happy in the knowledge that they could pass their wealth on tax-free. a coalition of parties is hoping to change that. they are proposing a 20% tax on inheritances of more than 2 million swiss francs. they have collected many of the signatures needed for a referendum. eir chances for winning the vote are not bad. >> every ordinary worker, somebody that works in construction, pace taxes on every swiss franc that

ski resorts in switzerland celebrate the snowfall. it is midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, and 1:00 p.m. in brussels. that is where european leaders have agreed in principle to a plan designed to steer the eurozone out of troubles. the leaders of the 17 countries in the eurozone have accepted stricter controls on their economy. still, germany hopes for a new treaty involving all 27 members. britain refused to sign up to the deal. at least 23 countries, including the 17 in the eurozone, have agreed that there needs to be greater coordination on economic policy. tough new budget rules tax and spending. britain has opted to stay out of the deal. it proposes new rules that will be placed on the financial services sector. in the short term, an extra 200 billion euros will be given to the imf. there will be a permanent euro bailout fund. for the very latest, let's go to our europe correspondent. it has been a very long night and the talks continue. >> it has been a long night and a dramatic night, of course. talks are going on. a range of policies. croatia joined t

jong il success is about almost nothing about what you're learning runs north korea traces back to switzerland we've been here since macheda last came from. some insight into why the u.s. and staring at me should show some blame its own soldiers last month's deadly drone strike. has been reflecting on this year's most significant events and it's definitely been an unusual one for russian politics the ruling united russia party lost popularity in the parliamentary poll that didn't stop protests against the results of these in the way of developments from the outset and she has now her experience of how to unfold it. well i think that day it became clear that russian politics are changing lots of people say that russian modern politics are stagnant that they're predicting bold but nobody that day expected that announcement to be made yes people expected there was speculation that they would run for president in twenty two but no one expected it as early as september. the first ten that this congress and united russia wasn't going to be as simple as just the platform for the actions being announc

so join us on a journey to a group of enchanting cities and towns in germany, france, and switzerland, from the medieval town of rothenburg to the alpine city of luzern. come with us as we share with you the splendid way that europe celebrates the christmas holiday. >> ♪ glo-o-o-o-ria ♪ in excelsis deo ♪ >> in germany, the mosel river winding through the mosel valley in the western part of the country meanders by hillside villages and storybook towns. the mosel valley is the home of the mosel grape growing region, famous for its riesling grapevines growing on its slate slopes. we visit bernkastel, a colorful town founded over 700 years ago and full of half-timbered buildings dating from as far back as 1608. the town is tucked right into the vineyards, now sleeping for winter. the half-timbered slate roof buildings surround the marktplatz. here is st. michael's fountain, which during the september wine festival actually flows with wine. but for december, the fountain becomes an advent wreath. the tiny town is beautifully decorated for the holidays. in europe, saint nicholas is no

ascension to power increases the media hunger for information about him so his expensive education in switzerland said lead tracked it a lot more interest and entrepreneur in moscow with russian origins alexander how good she believes he could have been one of kim's classmates when news prior that kim charney may have gone to an elite school in this week's margins in late ninety's the businessman brought out his all the book to refresh his memory there were quite a few koreans. quieter than others. with the last name kim. is kim is the most common name in korea alexander remembers the koreans always different from other students they were very disciplined they were very disciplined as a group of students. very serious for their interaction. they wouldn't always take part in all fun and games that the other students were studying to be top class they didn't like to although some think the c's leader's son may be a figurehead overshadowed by his recently promoted uncle who is thought to wield the real power alexander says the three years charlie has apparently spent in europe may change the country

traces their life back to switzerland in. a classroom with. us into delusion drugs for us preying on american culture. now while profits. welty has been reflecting on this year's most significant events and it's definitely been an unusual one for russian politics the ruling united russia party lost popularity in the parliamentary poll that didn't stop protests against the results. in the way of developments from the outset her experience of how it unfolded. well i think that day it became clear that russian politics are changing and lots of people say that russian modern politics are stagnant that they're predicting bold but nobody that day expected that announcement to be made yes people expected there was speculation that they would run for president twenty but no one expected it as early as september. the first ten that this congress and united russia wasn't going to be as simple as just the platform for the actions being announced was lazy or putin and. entering the hall on time exactly when it was supposed to start together and that's whe

will go next few things are known about his successor except that he's in his twenty's and studied in switzerland or he's wary of emotional support one of his former classmates just shed some light on the man who now has what is arguably the world's most secretive country. you can the death of the north korean dictator has raised questions and hopes over whether the dictatorship one of the last in the world will follow or will this extremely close society remain isolated and it's a new leader to tell you so little is known about the late leader is the great successor his third and youngest son name is a bit of a dark course even his age remains a subject of speculation his thought to be twenty seven or twenty eight his new ascension to power increases the media hunger for information about him so his expensive education in switzerland said lead tracked it's a lot more interest and entrepreneur in moscow with russian origins alexander how good she believes he could have been one of kim's classmates when news spread that kim charney may have gone to an elite school in this week's margins in late ni

now football where the league knockout stage door has been made in switzerland in the last sixteen real madrid was in the will to go head to head with been thicker now the pictures french side will take on pole from cyprus to telling clubs not to and milan are up against chelsea and arsenal respectively defending jumpers barcelona get as their last sixteen opponents one more for me to enter will a lock horns with my say and finally switched to basel will play games by a minute first that matches take place in february while the return leg will be played in march. in the meantime the two other russian side. still involved in europe and robin have also found out their own ends for you you rock the league not on stage so the muscovites will play spanish side. believes will take on another back also another ties defending champion support to have drawn matches the city while united will play last year's forms of progress to take on charge of ukrainian outfit mattel is. of course. staying with football spain marriage of inserted a has won the best national coach trophy awarded by the interna

the man the world knows almost nothing about but now runs north korea party traces the line back to switzerland to meet a man who says he shared a classroom with kim jong un. plus we get inside into why the u.s. is telling the pakistani army it should shoulder some of the blame for the death of its own soldiers in last month's deadly american drone strike. russian prime minister vladimir putin says the government is going to do everything to make the upcoming presidential election as transparent as possible between the government needs to know that people support the during parties was always this he encouraged political discussion but stressed that dialogue should be constructive admitting a. course that wants turmoil instant results government is planning to equip polling stations with web cameras make ballot boxes transparent to try and ensure there are no violations parliamentary elections at the beginning of december sparked protests tens of thousands rallied in moscow and then violations. he has been reflecting on this year's most significant events and it's definitely not unusual one for

know kim jong il success is about almost nothing about what you learn runs north korea traces back to switzerland we understand some shared last came from. some insight into why the u.s. installing the pakistani army should show some blame that its own soldiers last month's deadly drone strike. party has been reflecting on this year's most significant events and it's definitely been an unusual one for russian politics the ruling united russia party lost popularity in the parliamentary poll that didn't stop protests against the results parties and he's a long way with developments from the outset and she has now her experience of how it unfolded. well i think that day it became clear that russian politics are changing lots of people say that russian modern politics are stagnant that they're predicting bold but nobody that day expected that announcement to be made yes people expected and there was speculation that they would run for president in twenty two but no one expected it as early as september. the first ten that this congress of the united russia wasn't going to be as simple as just the pla

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now football where the champions league knockout stage door has been made in switzerland in the last sixteen taste will play a real madrid while zinni will have to go head to head to another player pictures french side leone take on a post from cyprus telling clubs not to milan are up against chelsea and arsenal respectively defending champs to get leverkusen as their last sixteen opponents one more quote from the world along with must say and fun they. will play against by a minute like matches take place in february while they return legs will be played in march. in the meantime the two other russian side still involved in europe with the money andrew green both found out their own ends for the europa league knockout stage so the muscovites will play spanish side athletic bilbao world could be days man it will take another course of greece another thais defending for to have drawn manchester city while united will play last year's rounds of braga to take on the ukrainian outfit better as men while with. saying work football spain a marriage of incentive has won the best national co

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traces of life back to switzerland to meet a man who says he shared a classroom with kim jong il. and the insight into why the u.s. was telling the pakistani army it shoulder some of the blame for the death of its own soldiers and in the last month's deadly american drone strike. but first russia's prime minister vladimir putin says the government's doing everything it can to make the upcoming presidential election as transparent as possible comments came at a meeting of top figures of his supporters organization. but it is just i want to stress that we're the first who need the transparency because we need to be sure that people support us of course through forces to which it's not the development that's important but the turmoil of course they have their rights but the problem is that they have neither a united programs no means of reaching their goals they just want to deal legitimize the election that's the problem today. the government's plan to equip polling stations with web cameras and make ballot boxes transparent to try to ensure there is no violations of the parliamenta

of the world knows almost nothing about but who now runs north korea not a trace is the line back to switzerland meet a man who says he shared a classroom with kim jong un. last into delusion the drugs firms in the u.s. preying on americans pill popping culture and keeping the nation know while pumping profits. party has been reflecting on this year's most significant events and it's definitely been an unusual one for russian politics the ruling united russia party lost popularity in the parliamentary poll but that didn't stop protests against the results artes and it's in our wake of the developments from the outset and shares now her experience of how it unfolded. well i think that day it became clear that russian politics are changing lots of people say that russian modern politics are stagnant that they're predicting bold but nobody that day expected that announcement to be made yes people expected and there was speculation that putin would run for president in twenty two but no one expected it as early as september. the first ten that this congress of united russia wasn't going to be as sim

. >> tantalizing new discoveries there in switzerland. for more on today's announcement and its significance, i am joined by a science writer who wrote about the scientific search for the cosmic start of the universe. thank you so much for joining me. i understand this is potentially a huge discovery in switzerland. i am not totally sure i understand why. >> well, the higgs boson is the cornerstone of a theory that underlies, really under -- really explains what scientists have been able to measure in a laboratory. it is called "the standard model." it is all based on this mysterious higgs field, this invisible feel that permeates the universe. no one has been able to see it. -- this invisible field that permeates the universe. if they find it, and they have been searching for it for years, it will -- >> it will explain why we are all here, will it? >> well, partly. it will allow them to get onto the next problem, because the standard model does not answer a lot of questions that people want to know, like why the universe is made of matte

he grew up in switzerland in a working class family. by the time he was 12, he was performing with the children's circus in front of thousands. >> back then, i didn't really know what magic was all about or how the tricks would actually work. but magic very soon provided a sort of escape from reality. i think for a lot of kids this is exactly what magic is. >> reporter: he began winning awards and competitions but within a few years, tempest got bored. >> there was a time for me where i started disliking magic. magic felt old and boring and almost dead. and as i turned away from magic, i actually discovered there's so much other stuff out there. in popular culture, which are relevant to today's audiences which could actually be brought into magic and make magic relevant once again. >> for pem t tempest adding pop culture to his tricks meant em lating special effects, like those he was seeing in the movies. >> people would go to the movies to see special effects. so if i could bring the special effects of the movies to the stage, then in

that has brought a big fuse to switzerland's tourism industry. the euro is causing many holiday members -- holiday visitors to stay away. >> from this to this in just a few days. the snow has come at last, and everyone is eager to get out on the slopes. for those whose livelihood depends on tourism, winter is a release. >> it is hard to explain eigen figures. people know what it has snowed. there is even snow in the lower regions. it is the start of the winter season. >> switzerland will be hosting the attraction [unintelligible] they hope it will outweigh the fact that the strong swiss franc makes a skiing holiday far pricier than add -- than in neighboring austria or france. now that the snow is finally here, they are gearing up for business. everyone is keeping their fingers crossed that the snow keeps on falling. >> does it make you want to get your skis on? >> it does. the site of snow does it. >> we move from that to cricket. the aussies are beginning to play the game again. >> yes, they are. a year ago they were in the middle of this a dru

he is 27 years old and went to school in switzerland. she believes that civil war could start in kim jong-un doesn't solidify his position quickly. >> i think it's going to be really hard -- hard for him to rule the country. >> reporter: and that's what worries grad student jay. he is concerned that war is coming and the south korean economy will plunge. he has served in the south korean army. and will go back if called upon. >> i have a family. i have a son. i have my wife. >> reporter: reunification is something that koreans have wanted for decades. >> i hope it will be in three or four years. >> reporter: kim jong-un went to school in switzerland. he was exposed to different ways of thinking. he was exposed to capitalism. many are hoping that will affect the way he rules. >>> up next, it will be his first holiday home in years. >> my heart's beating. >> tonight, something his family doesn't know about. we'll show you how this soldier pulled off the surprise of a lifetime. >>> also, ahead, pat summitt's coaching is legendary. but off t

. >> he apparently studied abroad in switzerland in his early years so he has kind of a western education but we don't know what kind of leader he is going to be and what direction he is going to take the country. >> reporter: immediately following news of kim's death, japan set up a crisis deem while south korea put its military on high alert. president obama called south korea's president overnight. he reaffirmed the commitment to south korea security and the overall stability to the region. kim's death comes just days after u.s. and north korean officials discussed possibly reassume be food aid to the country. >> i think that deal will go forward. it will probably be slowed down somewhat. they are very unlikely is what i would say to give up their nuclear program but they may freeze it for a while. >> reporter: before any decision is made, north korea will likely first bury its beloved leader. a funeral for kim is planned for december 28th. and the official mourning period will go on for ten days. no entertainment will be allowed and no foreign delegations will be allowed to express th

it's believed as a boy he secretly attended boarding school in switzerland and then kim ill su military academy named for his grandfather. he reportedly is a big fan of basketball and michael jordan. our coverage on the death of north korean leader kim jong-il continues. stay with us here on cnn. e rock♪ [ both ] ♪ rocket man ♪ burning out his fuse up here alone ♪ burning out his fuse up here alone? ahh. [ male announcer ] crystal clear fender premium audio. one of many premium features available on the all-new volkswagen passat. the 2012 motor trend car of the year. ♪ and i think it's gonna be a long, long time ♪ >>> welcome back to cnn's continuing coverage of the death of kim jong-il. reaction has been pouring in from around the world. south korea's defense ministry raised its national alert to the second of three levels. and president myung-bak asked that they remain calm. japan also called an emergency national security meeting upon learning of kim's death. a statement has since been issued offering condolences. japan's chief government spokesman says we wish the sudden

so let's start with football where the champions league knockout stage door has been made in switzerland in the last sixteen world play real madrid whilst an eight will have to go head to head with thyca another player fixtures french side beyond take on a post from cyprus telling club snuffling and milan are up against chelsea and arsenal respectively and barcelona. is that last six in a pattern in. the end so will miss a final eight sports team basel will play against by munich first leg matches take place in february while their turn legs will be played in march. in the mean time bit to other russian side still involved in europe with much of it has been found out they haven't installed a new look pally stage so their muscovites will play spanish. daves men will take on the pack course creates another ties defending champ course will have drawn much the city while united will play out last year is one of the drug taken district office. had with. staying with football spain many german center has one of the best national coach trophy awarded by the international federation of football

and there they are in switzerland . in geneva with this giant particle smasher that is trying to get it to solve the orgin of the universe. we caught a glimpse . by the way, it cost 10 billion dollars what is called in switzerland the giant collider or large hadrian collider. i don't want to throw too many proper names and this is deep stuff. and anyone in the washington post. this is big science in the scream. and so there we are. we have big science and we have people trying to figure out the god particle and prointing to the superiority of science writers . there are those who would like to say it is pr. maybe it is. but it will lead to something and we will be body to see what will happen in the next year where science say it will be revealed. >> thank you very much. we'll be watching closely. thank you, liz. >> coming up. macy's eat your heart out. a unique twist on the holiday parade and got people all fired up. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more ca

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will go next few things are known about his successor except that he's in his twenty's and studied in switzerland or he's wary of a notion as opposed to one of his former classmates just shed some light on the man who now has what is arguably the world's most secretive country. the death of the north korean dictator has raised questions and hopes over whether the dictatorship one of the last in the world will follow or will this extremely close society remain isolated on its new leader to so little is known about the late leader is the great successor his third and youngest son kim to name is a bit of a dark horse even his age remains a subject of speculation his thought to be twenty seven or twenty eight years you know his new ascension to power increases the media hunger for information about him so he's expensive education in switzerland suddenly tracked it's a lot more interest an entrepreneur in moscow with russian origins alys on how good she believes he could have been one of keams classmates when news spread that kim charney may have gone to an elite school in this week's margins in late

we do know that it's rumored he spent a couple of years at school in switzerland. you're right there, his interests are more broad. he's interested in basketball. he's been exposed to the western and it's interesting to see how that plays out. the impact that the west may have had on him. it may have hardened his views, who's to say? we don't know that much about him. he's made trips to china. he's been introduced by his father to the chinese leadership. it was obviously to get their seal of approval. what's fascinating here too, john, how much authority he's able to exert within his own country. now, we know his father had very much had the seal of his father. but the military is huge there. he's a military state. and how much influence, how much authority he can command over the military is going to be crucial. but i harken back the attack on the island, he was trying to assert his authority, jong un said this is what i'm capable of doing as well. so, yes, he's going to have to present himself as a man of steel. but the unknown is just what an impact that western

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kjong-ukim jong-un, people say studied briefly in switzerland whachlt do we know about him? >> we know very little about him. there are wide reported stories that in high school he spent some time in switzerland and people hope that means he's going to be more of a reformer. but the fact of the matter is we don't know. this is the most opaque regime that is a nuclear weapons state and now they have a leadership vacuum in which a kid is basically trying to run the country. so it's not a good situation at all. >> this talk that his uncle would be the regent, if you will, at least for the time being, is that serious talk or just guesswork? >> i think it's -- it is a bit of guesswork. i think essentially when you have a young leader like this they are going to try to surround him and that's what they have done the past two years is surround them with elders in the party and the military. the problem is that all of those folks are untested quantities themselves without kim jong-il in the picture. >> are you among those analysts who believe that because he is so untested, because

i should know, by the way, that's omar brings a treaty with switzerland to the senate energy senate to pass this treaty because they look at the american people right in switzerland swiss citizens equal rights in america except the first paragraph of the treaties that this will only apply to christian americans because half the cantons and switzerland did not allow to come then, much less do business or own land and air. and sylmar sees nothing wrong with this comment even though by this time they are our a quarter million suntanning estates, not as many as laxatives or irish immigrants, but these american sitters since i'm not on fillmore's radar screen because they are not his americans. and that is why i would argue in fact what we have here is the first tea party president and in 1856, the first tea party presidential candidate. thankú@@@city. this is just under an hour. >> hi, i am david cowen, president of the museum of american finance. welcome to our back to our lunch in the series. welcome to central oklahoma. the okies are in the house can muster thank you for coming. th

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person perhaps that's up to you from going to the world they say it has to be nonprofit you know in switzerland they don't have a national audience i think i'm going to get my economic advice from the nations of europe or elsewhere there are only so long as the rate is higher than are their get is how are they are in serious trouble not now in the americas in trouble true switzerland but i don't think. you are you are sailing up the wrong river here if you use the national government can run health insurance well as i've seen no evidence of it well that what i'm willing to be conveyed be able of the united states and i lived in germany for a year and i use their hot air travel i will use they have basis to china many times europe many times think we should try my system no longer organo are you kidding me i'll go on to a party run a very quick a one party nation so that makes sense i think we do not deserve wider differences on the euro and i'm not writing the thing we decide you want to raise social security eligibility age now you want to do it over twenty four month period one point four yea

kim jong-un according to some reports had some education in europe, in switzerland. he's been, as you say, introduced over the past couple of years alongside his father. but it certainly isn't the apprenticeship that kim jong-il enjoyed. kim jong-il was first anointed back in 1980. he then started to occupy various positions within the military leadership. and, of course, served his father upon his father's death. intriguing, though, even his presidency was -- his leadership -- he wasn't president. his leadership was a leadership with training wheels. his father was the eternal president. even -- >> remains president today. >> his father still remains president today in death. so as you move down the line of succession you move on to another man. less equipped. certainly younger. we know very little of him and he's going to come in and try to impose a rule over some of these generals who have been occupying positions of power and are directly centered or work right alongside not just kim jong-il but his son. >> we have it also on the line from the state department. b

. >> he went to school in switzerland. >> you have to bring him -- obama has to invite him to a hooters. invite him to a hooters and see beautiful american women. take him to a concert, not maroon 5, ac/dc. >> he didn't say beautiful women in switzerland. >> you have made that joke twice. i'm sorry. you recycled it in a great way. >> you are a great bill schulz. >> why don't we just bomb them with information, literally drop nintendos -- well they problem wlee already make them. >> drop the internet from the sky. >> drop them on them so you kill them and give them free stuff. >> i don't like that idea. >> i don't like it either. >> there is already speculation that kim jong-il's uncle is going to overshadow. this guy is married to kim jong-il's younger sister. >> don't have you those speakers in your car? >> my question is -- it is a serious question for a serious man. is kim jong-un going to be a figure head? >> probably. he will be mostly head. have you seen him? he looks like manny from "modern family." can we put up "modern family"'s many? there is kim jong-un and let's look at mann