rune andersen is head of the nation's navy. mission is to ensure there's no interference and the gas gets to where it's needed. >> norwegian navy chief rune andersen inspects a frigate docked on norway's western coast. ships like these monitor norway's territorial waters and, above all, what lies on their seabed. oil and gas pipelines needed to supply many european countries. >> we can't control everything that happens underwater. but information provided by energy producers combined with military intelligence, give us a rather detailed overview of the pipeline network below. >> norway has to protect some 9,000 kilometers of underwater pipelines and cables and in addition, oil and gas installations at sea and on land. norwegian military forces are on patrol around the clock. acts of sabotage are a legitimate threat. the fear became more real after parts of the nord stream gas pipelines were blown up last september. norway is also vulnerable. that's why last october, norwegian prime minster jonas store said norway's armed forces

rune andersen is head of the nation's navy. his mission is to ensure there's no interference and the gas gets to where it's needed. >> norwegian navy chief rune andersen inspects a frigate docked on norway's western coast. ships like these monitor norway's territorial waters and, above all, what lies on their seabed. oil and gas pipelines needed to supply many european countries. >> we can't control everything that happens underwater. but information provided by energy producers combined with military intelligence, give us a rather detailed overview of the pipeline network below. >> norway has to protect some 9,000 kilometers of underwater pipelines and cables and in addition, oil and gas installations at sea and on land. norwegian military forces are on patrol around the clock. acts of sabotage are a legitimate threat. the fear became more real after parts of the nord stream gas pipelines were blown up last september. norway is also vulnerable. that's why last october, norwegian prime minster jonas store said norway's armed fo

and joining us now is kurt andersen.vil geniuses, the unmaking of america, and fantasyland, how america went haywire. we kurt, i only wish jimmy breslin were still with us to join us tonight. we could both cede our time to him. the giuliani story is a lot crazier than people realize, beginning a lot sooner than they realize. >> absolutely. we were covering him in spy magazine in the mid 1980s, when he was a u.s. attorney, -- u.s. attorneys job in america -- new york. as you say, he was potentially political, as you say, even then. not only did he do that absurd photo op of the coke by, with alfonse d'amato, who was his political patron, but he invented those studies, or certainly made it his signature, of the perp walk, of, for the cameras, making accused criminals, not convicted criminals, of course, a walk in front of the cameras for the stunt -- that was all there. he was also -- i mean, he was a strange man. there is a sort of operatic movie quality to his life. he is the son of a mob or and mafia enforcer and he the

is that andersen house on land? that was the site of the only revolutionary war encampment in the district of columbia what are the chances? so in july 1782, as the french army marching back north from the williamsburg yorktown area to, boston, they had a very structured march, very structured series of camps along the way and in four successive nights as had divided up the french army the french army encamped july 20th, 1782 and several nights around that date on the grounds of andersen house. so we stand on that sacred ground. well, so so from the 1930s into the 1970s, the society's collecting were not as well defined as they are today. i'll say that. but a focus the experiences of the american officers in the war naturally emerged owing the society's own history and honestly, because of our donor pool in this period, almost all of acquisitions were gifts of society members and their relatives who donated items had descended in their families. since society members had to be descendants of revolutionary war office

mark andersen, cohead of global asset allocation. find out what stocks are on the move with joe easton from our equities team. joe, what are you looking at? >> exciting news out of vodafone. they sold a 5% stake to liberty global, the u.s. firm that they already had previous relationships with including a joint venture. liberty global cautioning they do not expect to take over the company in its entirety, but nonetheless that stock jumping around 3%, a pretty big move given it is one of the more stable ftse 100 stocks that we have in london. i'm moving over to michelin and france, a bit of concern around their cost outlook. they do expect around 1.2 billion euros of additional costs over the next year. that's down slightly from the record highs that we saw a year ago. nonetheless, that stock down around 1%. also weighing on some peers including continental, given also concern about potential slowdown of new car sales and also people changing their car tires as the recession takes hold. the final one and looking at is a travel firm in

well, the gray one is the ugly duckling, yes, about which hans christian andersen wrote, lady woodpecker yes this year of birth, some begin to shed. here they are already becoming so hemp and those who are already overgrown. but they are white this already means those who are more than two years old, exactly, and here are those who are already shedding. they are already starting to create couples here, what is called getting married there, yes, to be friends. well, they walk around each other. they cut necks in circles, suddenly they bend such a dance in front of a friend. yes, and then when the dance, so to speak, ends, they cross. and now, if these classic pictures, where their hearts are crossed, the necks of swans, they will not give it away. this is the highest degree of trust, or what? yes , each other, and then they begin to multiply only for the fourth year, that is, they have been friends for 3 years. if necessary, how would our results test each other for loyalty to the ability to get food, but less from predators to escape, if they survived this three-year crisis, then they wi

send us your andersen for ten months. it's very good . don't worry. paying attention to you. 15th, 18th birthday yes, yes, i said that the hand of the great iranian in the cities of qom and isfahan, in the name of the beautiful lord, bless you and the beauty of the friend of god, the most gracious and the most merciful, in the d forum of khabar salam network , we will start the news section with short news about the program for the celebration of the victory of the release of the song " the green land of success". the documentary mazlouman eshgh and the new season of the tv series warning for cobra 11

2022 er, literally in october, the imf predicted that er, russian gdp would decrease by 2.3%, and andersen waiting for one percent and all the others consider it uh, uh, uh, uh, very uh, uh, visit for the russian economy, and as i said, the usual forecast is now, it's sleeping at four percent, well , in fact, we know very little, because last year it's much better, eh the russian economy has succeeded and the prices of gas, oil, and oil have changed. there, it just looks like the imf is very supportive of russia, too , it’s necessary to worry. you think that the imf has not set up any program for ukraine. uh, they are financed, uh, independent, because uh, he already did it before markete of the 14th year, uh, what er, it means in that not in that month. when russia annotated crimea, i don’t understand what i dreamed of. it looks very strange. i’m not saying that russia’s influence is working in many structures. we can see it . does russia still have a margin of safety? which enable the imf to make such a positive forecast, well, if we look at the main financiers, stop the players from the

now she says she loves reading fairy tales like the story of the ugly duckling bye hans christian andersen, which is also well known in ukraine. ah, and why fairy tales? because they always have a happy ending. i know a fairy tale about a great duckling. there was once a swan with 4 chicks, they were still in their eggs. one egg happened to roll away and land in the nest of a duck. she did it sadly. it was a duck's nest and not from a swan. and when the takes hatched, they were all yellow except one which was gray. the yellow chicks wouldn't play with the gray one. i thought, even the mammy ducked and want to have anything to do with him because he was grey and b e aging sir. that so one night he ran far away, deep into the forest, while this young man, then i saw a hunter behind the bushes and head. yeah, he ran on and saw white swans flying in the sky. he really wanted to become a swan to you and then he saw him reflection and the water. yeah. you, you do still and he'd become as 12. and then he flew to warmer countries and made friends with other sponsor the end mm mm ah ah ah ah ah ha,

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now she says she loves reading fairy tales like the story of the ugly duckling bye hans christian andersen, which is also well known in ukraine. ah, and why fairy tales? because they always have a happy ending. i know a fairy tale about a great duckling. there was once a swan with 4 chicks. they were still in their eggs. one egg happened to roll away and land in the nest of a duck. she did him sadly. it was a duck's nest and not from a swan. and when the takes hatched, they were all yellow except one which was gray. the yellow chicks wouldn't play with the gray one a dog, even the mammy ducked and want to have anything to do with him because he was gray . they're big agent said that so one night he ran far away, deep into the forest on this young man. then i saw a hunter behind the bushes and head. yeah, he ran on and saw white swans flying in the sky. he really wanted to become a swan to you and then he size reflection and the water. you will, you do so and he'd become a 12, and then he flew to warmer countries and made friends with other sponsor the end ah ah ah ah ah ah this is deed of

earlier seeing off the princess darmore in the port, the great danish storyteller hans christian andersen lapped, and his parting verses were like that. farewell princess. dagmar you are going to greatness and glory on the occasion of the meeting of the princess ladies in russia and the great pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky composed a special work of solemn overture to the danish anthem, its notes, the combination of the danish anthem, the king of the peasants stood high, the mast, and god kept the king. well, let’s not forget the coranation from tchaikovsky ’s famous solemn carnation march . however, let’s fast forward to world war ii. it declared its neutrality, but on april 9, 1940, hitler occupied the country in just a few hours, and freed it from german nazism. we and denmark to the danish island of bornholm, where 12.000 german garrison was entrenched. we landed a swift landing, cleared it, and a year after the war , we peacefully left their territory to the grateful danes. and this autumn we will celebrate 530 years since the signing of the russian danish treaty, love and brotherhood and

connection with the address tapinos studio lithuanian journalist, radio writer and tv presenter andersen congratulations glory to ukraine, what a world record in one hour in lithuania more than a million euros were collected for radars for the armed forces of ukraine you have done an incredible job again. i don't know how you manage to do it, but we see that the baltic countries, in particular, are setting their priorities correctly because your citizens understand that this is probably not only help to ukraine, but also an investment in one's own security for the long term, because the russian federation does not stop. if it is not stopped, tell me about the specifics of this collection, but what was collected for and in what way and to whom do you want this money, these funds and the radars that were bought with them, please give them. well, i i'm sorry that i'll be speaking in russian. it's probably not yet . not in english, not in ukrainian. organizations that work with help ukraine came together to buy new modern radars from israel that will help protect the sky of ukraine. and this

as always good to see you, sir peter andersen. >> thank you >> a bit more hopeful message. >>> news coming out of washington to bring you. get to kayla tausche for details. >> non-partisan congressional budget office says the federal deficit will average $2 trillion over the next decade dramatic increase from higher baseline projections attributed to increased spending, lower tax revenue and high aer interest rate on government debt seeing the 2023 deficit at $1.4 trillion a $400 billion increase from its prior projections and sees accumulative debt by 20% due to total $18. trillion by 2033. at that rate deficit represents 6. % of gdp in 2033. nearly double average rate for the last 50 years. cbo expects elevated borrowing costs and muted gdp growth to last several years and sees inflation hitting the long-run goal in 2027 the debt limit, cvs says treasury could exhaust bill paying measures between july and september, or possibly earlier, if the u.s. brings in less in capital gains taxes than prior years. the cbo's reports the government's taxes and spending programs remain unchanged. pres

want to thank you very much for coming out to for us and i thank all of you for attending here at andersen house and online at home. if you are interested in one last-minute christmas present, we do have books of dr. worm on sale in the back here, so if you'd like to grab yourself a copy. had a little bit of panache in there with his autograph make a great holiday gift. again, thank you all much. and have a great holiday season and we will see you next time. thanks again for your support of our mission and get home safe. take care. thank you all.

fairy tales you know how to compose andersen you don't have any evidence yet, the dispatcher checks everying to the documents, but in reality another, i asked. what is the salary of these dispatchers? i think that for some reason they will turn a blind eye to anything. i will. that's not all, given that against the backdrop of this story with cedars, someone is shooting at a forester, but a very curious picture emerges. nothing, don't click your beak here. well, come here. running dmitry sergeevich that dmitry sergeevich i do you with my own hands. i wouldn't accidentally. dmitry keep in mind, in any case, i will not retreat better, if really you have nothing to do with it, because i am not shy. horses walk in harness. and you and i have a vertical here, here is the governor. and here the regional authorities understood? i'm not the first year public service. well done. you tell me everything is safe in the area. you people have prepared for me there will be no noise about the pipe. eh, people figured it out, everything is fine. people reacted with understanding well, eh? and the forester

andersen shepherd trouser cuts.here, so just passed on so it's just passed on knowledge. and we know how to convert those seven measures to these of which these pieces of paper which relate to a gentleman's lower half remark . yes. so it looks half remark. yes. so it looks like you also then chalk it out. yes so once the paper pattern is cut , we then use that to yes so once the paper pattern is cut, we then use that to order a length and then once the cloth comes in, we so we lay the paper strike. this is called striking oh. so the act of chalking around the pattern onto the cloth called striking or striking in and in some tailors there's position just known as a strike of if someone that's all they do that is strike strike strike constantly and here the strike constantly and here the strike strikes strike is actually to work work . yes, actually to work work. yes, absolutely . lay it down and then absolutely. lay it down and then we chalk it and. then these piece of cloth, either side, they're known as fit up. so

and grimm and hans andersen and all of those things. and many, many are written on.ith children and whether it's library or whether it's a school , whether it's home, you know you can say, well, that's very nice. is it? or that person's not very nice, but you have to edit and change. you know, i was to talking about this very subject the other day about beatrix potter . now, where else beatrix potter. now, where else in the in a children's book would love the word soporific because i bet there's somebody out there who would say, oh, that's too hot. let's change it to makes you sleepy. but that's not the same . and the whole not the same. and the whole point about reading , exposing point about reading, exposing you to ideas and language . and you to ideas and language. and having that conversation , if you having that conversation, if you don't like it, you don't have to. but i'm just a little bit cynical. i want to ask peter because he's a he's an expert on this far more than. i am. do you think there might be a cynical ploy think there might be a cynical ploy in th

i mean , i was a big fan of hans i mean, i was a big fan of hans christian andersen when i was a kid.h, i don't know it's a difficult i hate censorship and i hate rewrites in books. i really do the but having read the classics. but having read the twits recently with my eldest , sally the twits recently with my eldest, sally said that and i did at some of the language thinking, do i want him repeating some of this now? i wouldn't so far as to say we wouldn't go so far as to say we should censor books, but i certainly well, maybe i won't be reading. don't the world. reading. i just don't the world. but and we but that's your choice. and we just read until children just don't read until children feel very modern authors like like david walliams , there's like david walliams, there's plenty of language referring to fat and all these sorts fat and stupid all these sorts of things it's a just unpleasant playground was children don't need necessarily need to necessarily be encouraged parents a encouraged use parents have a choice read it don't read it but don't realise as a parent you've ha