and we're just watching a live press conference from oslo norway where the where the nobel prize committee has just announced this year's winner of the peace prize the nobel peace prize has gone to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons that's a global civil society coalition working to promote adherents and full implementation of a nuclear deal we're going to have more for you coming up later thanks for. germany is a strong country. and we have achieved so much we can do this and if something henderson says we must overcome it india. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters t.w. made for mines. little. man land rover here is that the boys to be that always be able to rely on in that very week it's a good like a scenic beauty you cannot get this type of beauty anywhere in the but. be it the pearl of the indian ocean or the teardrop in the sea both are true on sri lanka. the entire island nation including its capital colombo is caught up in an atmosphere of change. the civil war that lasted more than a quarter of a century ended in two thousand and nine at the

the announcement came a short time ago in oslo, norway.orted through more than 300 nominations for this year's award. they decided to honor the geneva-based group for the work trying to get a treaty passed to ban nuclear weapons. >>> this morning, we're counting down to the nationals firstam in the playoffs. >> in a little over 12 hours, there at nats park. right now the crews are putting the finishing touches on the field as eun has been talking about throughout the morning. >> wouldn't you know it, if there's playoff baseball to be had, eun yang is in the middle of the field. right by first base, right, eun? >> you bet. if there's a nationals playoff game, i'm going to be here. you can feel the excitement even though the game is hours away. the field is pristine. the stands are clean. just to stand here and look at this gorgeous ballpark and the surrounding neighborhood and everything this organization has done for baseball and this area, it's a great sight to behold. i get excited every time we're down here for the playoffs and the home

the announcement in oslo, norway, cited north korea's actions that have sparked verbal assaults fromsident trump. >> we live in a world where the risk for nuclear weapons being used is greater than it has been for a long time. some states are modernizing their nuclear arsenals, and there is a real danger that more countries will try to procure nuclear weapons, as exemplified by north korea. >> woodruff: for more on the work of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, or icann, i'm joined by john burroughs. he is the executive director of the lawyers committee on nuclear policy, a group that has worked closely with icann. john burroughs, welcome to the program. what is this winning this nobel peace prize mean for the work that you do? >> it brings much more attention, of course. it's really going to give momentum to getting states to join the treaty. it will be a real boost for icann in its work and, hopefully, it will refocus attention on the terrible risks posed by nuclear weapons and the very real possibilities of moving forward to a world without them. >> woodruff: b

there are good examples in oslo in norway. northern europe has some good examples.ess is cities in the developing world. we are seeing a lot of big action in places like mexico city, real action in delhi. they are not where they need to be, but the scale is so large and the need is so great that we are seeing a lot of really good examples of things like parking reform. mexico cityjust passed a great example of parking reform, mandating that there are maximums rather than minimums of parking spaces. delhi tried an odd—even scheme. they are no longer doing it, but they are willing to bring it back if the situation dictates. that showed everyone immediately what a difference it can make when cars are suddenly cut in half. i don't think there aren't that many places in the world, or any place that has perfectly covered everything, even in cities like london were 91% of people in central london have very close access to mass transit. when you go to greater london, that number goes down to 60%. even in cities that are doing a good job, it is still not as extensive as it s

seventeen nobel peace prize was awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons in oslo norway today launched back in two thousand and seven the global campaign coalition consists of four hundred sixty eight non-governmental organizations in over one hundred different countries the one point one million dollars prize comes amid heightened tensions of course between north korea and the united states look at the threats of nuclear war today just to make you feel safe. nuclear weapons costs permanent in security. and this treaty and our campaign has a very strong but that's enough not. the geneva based i can actively campaigned for the treaty on prohibition of nuclear weapons adopted by one hundred twenty two countries at the united nations back in july the united states russia britain france and china boycotted negotiations while india pakistan and north korea did not vote. coming up later on our team maryland helps inmates return to society through community needy ation that and more in our segment race in america with ashley banks that's coming up stay tuned. there's a real iro

when i was once in norway, in oslo, a norwegian stood -- probably about 40 years of age -- stood up,id, "if you had to be a a component part of an aircraft" -- [ laughter ] "what component part of an aircraft would you choose to be?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great question. >> great question. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean, that wins right there. don't tell anyone. go see john cleese's on tour. can we take -- >> the best one -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i'm not joking here. eric and i -- eric idle and i were in florida, and we toured together. and a nice woman, i can't remember the town, stood up, middle of the stalls and she said, "mr. idle, mr. cleese, may i ask you a serious question?" "of course." she said, "did the queen kill diana?" [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: john -- >> that's dangerous, jimmy. that's dangerous. the band is laughing. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that means we're in trouble with the censors. >> jimmy: the band is laughing. >> so i was able to say, "well certainly not with her bare hands." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's actual

that result for scotland means northern ireland are through to the play—offs, despite losing to norway in osloyou think is your better film? godfather one or what do you think is your better film ? godfather one or godfather what do you think is your better film? godfather one or godfather to? that is a true story. dustin hoffman talks to us about his new film, fatherhood, and being mistaken for al pacino. and sarah has the weather. good morning. bit of a great start to the day to day. some drizzly rain moving eastwards that some of us will see glimpses of sunshine in the mix. details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse begins detailed hearings today, to examine the allegations of child sexual abuse in two rochdale children's homes. the cases date back to the early 1960s. the inquiry will investigate an alleged failure to prosecute the late mp cyril smith, amid claims of a cover—up. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. the child abuse enquiry‘s planning to go back nearly 60 years and delve into the dark past of two

norway. in the end they drew in oslo. try out the youngsters. our correspondent natalie pirks reports. one home nation's heartbreak was another‘s joy and northern one home nation's heartbreak was another‘sjoy and northern ireland could afford to enjoy themselves in norway but the home side wanted in and when michael mcgovern slapped at and when michael mcgovern slapped at a cross, it gave an own—goal headache. a sloppy end to a brilliant campaign. the green and white army know urgency will surely return in next month's play—offs. england's place in russia was already guaranteed, so the likes of harry winks and harry maguire were handed debuts but when dele alli was brought down it was harry kane who stepped up again. gareth southgate says his team lacked big players. he can not stop scoring. kane might beg to differ, the 99th—rapged side in the world had their chances and england's i—o the world had their chances and england's 1—0 win followed a tried and tested formula of being deserved yet unconvincing. so this is how g

idea and wrote an official request to the prime minister in oslo she sent an equally official response that the constitution wouldn't allow norway to cede any of its territory with kind regards. those on the . prime minister says no because if you're going to suppress i have to respect that . but maybe they'll reconsider. it's a matter of an area of half the size of a soccer field the border marker would just have to be moved a few meters. it's claimed that a compromise might be possible a swap would not file at the constitution finland would get the summit and give a piece of waste land to norway in exchange after all norway has no real use for the hottie you know we go the norwegians have plenty of other peaks to climb and the finns didn't even get the top of this part of rocks we're standing on here. i think that's too bad the poor families. and what do the finns say about the issue do they really want the additional eight meters of summit from that side of the border it's quite a long way to the nearest habitation. there may well be more reindeer than people in the area. then finally fifty nine kilometers from the hole to fi

oslo. she sent an equally official response that the constitution wouldn't allow norway to cede any of its territory. with kind regards, erna solberg. >> if the prime minister says no, then, as mayor of kafjord municipality, i have to respect that. but maybe they'll reconsider. it's a matter of an area half the size of a soccer field. the border marker would just have to be moved a few meters. narrator: it's claimed that a compromise might be possible, a swap wouldn't violate the constitution. finland would get the summit and give a piece of wasteland to norway in exchange. after all, norway has no real use for the halti. >> the norwegians have plenty of other peaks to climb, and the finns didn't even get the top of this pile of rocks we're standing on here. i think that's too bad, the poor finns! narrator: and what do the finns say about the issue? do they really want the additional eight meters of summit? from that side of the border, it's quite a long way to the nearest habitation. there may well be more reindeer than people in the area. then finally, 59 kilometers from the halti, a fin

oslo based entrepreneur broken up heard about sunfire pretty much by chance and was intrigued norwayas long been a pioneer in promoting green energy and i saw this i know the morning i wrote this business and saw this article immediately saw the potential for. producing this in high volumes. since. that was the link to it. there are nearly one thousand hydro power plants in norway. just about all of the electricity generated in norway comes from hydro power. it's also very cheap which is important if blue crude is to be competitive. electricity accounts for between forty and sixty percent of the cost of producing synthetic fuel. because norway has plenty of cheaper and your bill energy runs broken up thinks it's the perfect place to upscale blue crude production to industrial dimensions. in addition we need access to. which good also be expensive for us. substantial cost related to investments we are making. when you see the plant the board plant behind me we produce approximately eight million liters. yearly. has found a plentiful source of carbon dioxide. a cement factory at brae v

norway. and on goal consigning michael o'neal‘s side to defeat in their match in oslo.othing for granted in the world title race despite opening a huge lead in the japanese grand prix. he started from pole and went on to win for the eighth time this year. he leaves by 59 points with four races in the season 59 points with four races in the season remaining. he is confident of winning his fourth world title with sebastian vettel‘s ferrari breaking down having to retire afterjust four laps. tyrrell hutton has defended his title. he secured a two shot victory with a final round 66. holding off a late challenge from ross fisher who is 61. it sets a new course record. he went a £600,000 —— wins. great britain's claudia fragapane has won a world bronze medal in the floor at the world gymnastics championships in montreal. the 19—year—old finished behind japan's winner, mai murakami and jade carey of the usa the result means gb's gymnasts leave canada with two medals, after max whitlock took pommel gold yesterday. i was so disappointed not to get in the final in rio and to be a

abolish nuclear weapons the panel in oslo process the group known as i can for working to prohibit the use of the weapons his body phillips. the announcement from norway's capital of the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen to the international campaign to abolish new player weapons i can i can but you need a base coalition of campaigning groups for more than one hundred countries has promoted a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons. this is the time of great global tension. my fear could easily lead us to unspeakable horror the specter of nuclear conflict looms large once more if there's ever a time for states to declare their opposition to nuclear weapons that moment now. with north korea's repeated nuclear weapons tests and its trading of insults with the united states war seems a more real possibility now than at any time since the cold war the united states has great strength and patience but if it is forced to defend itself. we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea donald trump is also threatening to take the united states out of the iran nuclear agreement the negotiations for the

norway was invaded but i also went with the actual invasion and the ships in the german ships coming up the fjord into oslo one is expecting that. it is april and it's still cold up in norway and everybody is asleep except for a number of ships, norwegian ships who are guarding and a couple of norwegian shore batteries and all of the sudden they realize that these two warships are silently going up the fjords so they try to stop them and norway has a miserable navy. very, very small navy. extraordinarily, to very ancient cannons on the shore battery as the big warship they fire and everyone thanks they are relics but they our museum pieces and they t worked. they sank the worship. that allowed a precious couple of hours of breathing room for the king of norway and his government to escape and the whole first chapter is about the warships coming in and the sinking of the warships and the king and his family and his government escaping from oslo just as the germans are about to capture them. >> host: but that escape was treacherous. >> guest: yes, true. yeah, the king, they originally went by train to a town

norway. scotland's exit confirm their place in the play—offs, but an own goal beat in oslo.ier with the republic of ireland tonight. injured striker gareth hale watched training yesterday, he will be in the cardiff city stadium for the vital match but he won't play. wales could top their group with a win but defeat could send the irish into the play—off at their expense. it is a fantastic atmosphere, so there is nothing to fear, nothing to worry about. the occasion is what it is and it is great for us to be involved in it but we just have to go and use our game plan, we have always had a game plan. our players have proved that they are very good at executing whatever game plan we put in front of them. both sides have to win the game, and at some stage or another, whether it be up to 15 minutes, 20 minutes or 25 minutes, whatever the case may be, dell had to go for it. i assume it will be wide open in the second half. away from football, the castleford tigers have back zach hardacre has been suspended for provisionally testing positive for cocaine. he will be omitted from the

norway. scotland's earlier exit had confirmed their place in the play—offs, but a chris brunt own goal consigned michael o'neill‘s men to defeat in the match in oslotadium for the vital match. wales could even top their group with a win, but defeat would send the irish into the play—offs at their expense. it will be a fantastic atmosphere. nothing to fear, nothing to worry about. the occasion is what it is, it is great for us to be involved in it, but we have got a game plan. we have always had a game plan. our players have proved they are very good at executing whatever game plan we put in front of them. it is up to us we put in front of them. it is up to us to win the game. at some stage or another, whether it will be after 15 minutes, 20 minutes, whatever the case may be, they will have to go for it. the game i predict will be wide open in the second half. the castleford tigers fullback zach hardaker has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for cocaine. he will not be included in the england squad for the world cup. he was omitted from the squad before their grand final loss to leeds rhinos on saturday. he failed his test after a