. >> reporter: hammerfest the northern most town in norway. its strategic location has captured interest from a number of countries. six years ago, a major norwegian resource developer chose this town to build the world's northern most natural gas plant. the project ignited the race to explore arctic resources. >> i think record high interest from international gas and oil companies and also norwegian companies. so i think we will see a very swift and strong effort to find new resources. >> reporter: an italian company is developing an oil field that should begin operating next year. it will be the first facility owned by a foreign company to explore for oil off norway's coast. the government of norway has defined more than 50 districts off the coast for the exploration of oil and gas. more than 20 companies are already involved in the project. most are based in europe and the united states, but the launch of a new shipping lane running through the arctic has drawn the attention of other players as well. a japanese company was in hammerfest la

norway is number one as you said. where would norway fit in on there? i think norway would turn out pretty badly. >> yes, gosh, okay. i'm terrible at -- remind me -- >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> homogenize and globalization. >> they norway. yes, thank you. one of anything she can do with an index like this is you can set it up in all kinds of different ways. so somebody wanted to take the data i gathered and say exactly what you said in your first question. it was more interesting to say, set the baseline in the year one. back in times of the roman empire. the a lot of questions which i think that would be a very useful thing to do. or so you could set the baseline back even further still. i've talked about i go back far enough in history, africas the highest level of social development. that becomes almost impossible to see if you set the baseline in your 2000 a.d. if we set the baseline back 10,000 b.c., then that would make it very difficult to look at anything in recent history. the numbers explode. look at what's happening earlier on. allotment be too

. >> a small norway town turns into italy over night. >> everybody probably knew the secret. >> everybody but the bride to be, the elaborate proposal with a big pay off. and talk about talent as hot girls decide to wash cars with no hands. >> why? why? >> who cares really? >> extreme sports dude eric roaner is abouto launch hisle 8 cliff. this is from network a. this isn't just one crazy stunt. it is to pay tribute to his friend shane. >> he revolutionized skiing, b.a.s.e. jumping and changed lives of everyone he came in contact with. >> unite know his story. he was a pro skier and died in 2009 during a b.a.s.e. jumping accident. shane gave eric this snowmobile and he was a mentor to eric. >> it is time to get a new one but i can't get rid of one. i can't sell it. i figure the next thing to do is set it off a big cliff. >> he meets up with his buddy that's a former pro snowboarder and they take a helicopter up to this super high peak with the snoebl and i thought it was an awesome tribute. he has ashes. >> my buddy shane here. >> sprinkles the ashes on the snow mobile, the cliff, and the

companies in london, the netherlands and norway. bp, shell, statoil and price reporting agency platts all confirmed to reporters being under investigation. shell's statement reads it's "assisting an inquiry into trading activities." bp states: "we are co-operating fully with the investigation." statoil reports "authorities suspect anti- competitive agreements." oil traders at total sa in france reportedly told regulators last fall "several times a of line." reaction to allegations of oil price fixing is reaching u.s. shores. "i think shock and disgust. i don't know if it's going to have a real market impact short- term, but long-term it's raising the creditability of some of these markets." that reaction from phil flynn, a prominate oil trader and fox busines news contributor. it's reported price collusion was happening in crude oil, refined products and biofuels. a multi-layered investigation is happening now into exactly how workers at the irs targeted

norway doesn't have -- >> reporter: silicon valley does. >> for them to have this kind of place to get into the environment here i think is very important. >> reporter: even if it means taking a 4,500 mile trip. a little before that visit the prince and princess visited the campus of stanford university but the prince attended uc berkeley as a college student. >> imagine being his room mate. >> there is protocol. >>> here is our crown prince jeff ranieri. >> wind speed anywhere from ten to 20 miles per hour keeping the on shore flow in place not only at the coast line but also oakland. into an issan jose at 17 miles r hour. it will get cloudy for the interior valleys. for tomorrow morning drizzle along the coast and possibly the bay and even 11:00 to remember morning cloud cover will linger with temperatures in the 50s by the bay. to the golden gate bridge you can see the marine layer moving in across the bridge, visibility not reduced too much right now but that will be changing as we head throughout the next six hours. a lot of sunshine out here. we had somewhat of a sunshine hold. i

i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! >> today, sorry my name is kim and i will be chairing today's meeting and i am joined by the board of education commissioners, norton and commissioner mendoza and norman yee. and i want to recognize the staff at sfgtv, greg burk and tron ross. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> no, supervisor, none. >> seeing none, if there is no objection, could we call item number three ahead on the agenda. >> it is file number 1 30206 and it is the

i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! . >> okay, i'd like to introduce lieutenant dwight waldo, retired from the san francisco police department, he will be our next key note speakers so please listen to mr. dwight waldo >> thank you, drew, i'm very pleased to be here and i'm pleased to see so many people attending. my program today will basically be on training and expertise, being able to go out, understand the gravanis culture and then take it to court and get a successful prose

he brought it to norway. with the help of people of the community, he built a little italy on the island. and a little pass up to this italian wonderland, and the entire community is involved. watch this. ♪ >> oh. >> he has an italian singer, but then the rest of the community, they come in and start singing this italian love song. ♪ >> and then with tears in her eyes, she sees her daniel come walking up. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i give him some credit, it had to be hard to hide this from her on such a tiny island. >> i like this one. >> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you next time. high school football season is almost over, and we're looking at some of the top players and teams @@@@@@@@@@@ @ we'll introduce you to a dominant defender from one of florida's top teams, and a well-traveled we'll also go to washington to take a close look at one of the nation's most dominant programs... all of that and more... next on sports stars of tomorrow. 00p@ @úú@@ú@ñ as the high school football season winds

for instance, in july of 2011 a bombing was carried out and subsequent shooting spree in norway. more recently, august of last year, and neo-nazi skinhead by the name of weight michael pace fatally shot six persons at a temple and wisconsin. so the frequency of these lone wolf attacks indicates a shift in the nature of terrorism from organized groups to unaffiliated individuals. so today and going to talk about this loan will for leaderless resistance trend. what is a leaderless resistance? well, in essence it involves a kind of low moves operation from which an individual or very small group engage in terrorism independently of any official movement, leader, or support network. and to be effective as a strategic approach, leaderless resistance a sense that multiple persons and groups share a common ideology and they are willing to act on these shared use in a violent manner. let me give you of a brief outline of my presentation. first, i will explain some of the factors that i believe give rise to this trend. several technological and political factors are leading to the kind of

i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! >> you guys have some good lunch? always the worst to try to do a presentation after lung. : we'll try to make it through it. before we get started i'm supposed to make sure if you have a question, we have to use this microphone here. so, you have to wait till you get the microphone in front of you to ask a question he. * lunch that's the purpose for the audio and stuff. today we're going to talk about -- basically this is what i want to do her

during those thatcher years even though they had a lot of north sea oil behind them it's not like norway where they built up a huge almost trillion dollars worth of a reserve fund for the country they just blew it all here on housing speculation this is going to ask one is going to project now where he's going to mimic the sub prime disaster of america that he's going to bring that to the u.k. now where the government's going to subsidize speculation in the housing area it's clearly a ponzi scheme your thoughts yeah well i mean the whole thing if there's a shortage of affordable housing and they say well we're going to bring back a right to buy scheme because the shortage of fordable hasan and calvin and hobbes commons things that everybody can share the dreams of homeowners on the dreams of tissue paper to survive for the dreams of being trapped in a loveless marriage by negative equity doesn't really say but yeah it's. like a huge ponzi scheme is a psychosis are they just stupid they're not in charge i think that's the thing who's in charge banks i think the finance sector is in charge

in july 2011, anders behring carry out a bombing and subsequent shooting spree in norway. more recently in august of last year a neo-nazi skinhead by the name of wade michael page fatally shot six persons at the sikh temple in wisconsin. so the frequency of these lone wolf attacks indicate a shift in the nature of terrorism from organized groups to unaffiliated individuals. so today i'm going to talk about this lone wolf trained. but what is leaderless resistance? in essence leaderless resistance involves a kind of lone wolf operation for which an individual or small group engages in terrorism, independently of any official movement, leader, or support hundred. and to be effective as a strategic approach, leaderless resistance a sense that multiple persons and groups share a time and -- common ideology and they're willing to act on the shared views in a violent manner. let me give you a brief outline of my presentation. first, i'll explain some of the factors that i believe give rise to this lone wolf trend. several technological and political factors are leaving to a kind

quite interesting and when the oil fields of north of the present a huge zigzag into off like in norway also. lots of ways the school could survive economically but obviously his job is just to be there for freedom i'm not sure they've got the oil and the oil is really really the secret behind margaret thatcher without the north the oil there would not have been the stature revolution as we know it that's of course tory your thoughts in terms of scholars independence you could get away from the tories well that's a huge selling point over i think if they could put it to people at. that school and could be dependent socialist country that it feels as in its heart if they go away that would be a huge selling point for them but they haven't really been really true isn't it a case there because obviously the people at the heart of the independence campaign and their symbionts or socialists i mean even in america the people of alaska get a cut of the oil revenues the people in the middle east get a cut of the already is scholar independent all the glaswegians and i want to get a cut of the o

they have to go through environments like this in norway, this is to prepare these guys in case they fall into the ice. they cut a giant hole and that have these guys go in with their gear. they have to get their kit out. then they take their polls and jam them into the grozen ice, and they make them say their name, rank, and number to show that their state of mind -- that they're not in shock in this water. they also make them sing, what do they sing? >> sexual healing. ♪ sexual healing baby >> what a cadence to strike fear in the hearts of your enemy. >> maybe they're trying to get them to warm up, marvin gay has probably gottenwaup. >> this is training because they're kind of embarrassing these guys and having a little fun as well. then they roll around on the surround to get the excess water to get the extra water off. >> you jump in the water, but you get to sing and do a shot at the end. >> we all heard about google glasses. we will have the experts help us understand a little better and some people are really freaked out, right? people can take pictures all the time by just wi

norway, you're getting just hit by moisture. you're also going to be looking at 40 to 80 millimeters in the next 24 hours alean. another system is coming in, that will push in for you and temperatures will linger in the mid teens. here is your extended forecast. >>> i'll have more updates at the top of the our. thanks for watching. >>> french documentary filmmaker keiko was born in japan and now works in france. she visited was the tohoku disaster area for the first time after the earthquake in 2011 and now she's back in the region again. >> translator: i just wanted to come here and do something. i wanted to be useful in some way, to help.

and norway, the top of the list prayed the highest rates of newborn deaths is in africa. the highest number of newborn babies die in india. continuing our series looking .nto infant mortality, a report >> preparing for her weekly meeting. in lives in a remote village northern india. life is tough here. much of the community is illiterate. while the men go to work in the fields or towns, the place for a woman here is at home. andnt mortality is high the government has been trying to get the message across that having a baby in a hospital is better for mother and child. woman'sto a pregnant house and have the advantage of being in the hospital. women are frightened by a company them. i don't want them to catch infection. it is for the safety of the child and the mother. now -- every woman says when i go into labor, i want her with me. they gather once a week for basic training that involves first aid. they are advised of how to convince pregnant women that a hospital birth is safer when labor begins. this is been a breakthrough for conservative and religious communities. >>

i want to show you this video from norway.p to 250 people were evacuated due this flooding river and a mud slide there. many people had to be forced out, and as you 1993 this footage, just absolutely incredible. many homes continue to be flooded here and roads washed out. unfortunately conditions are still persisting here throughout the next several days. the heavier stuff farther towards the south though. france, western germany, low pressure lingering here, gusty winds, but the other areas are italy, the balkin peninsula, and then into eastern europe, through poland, you could see 20 to 50 millimeters localized. there is the risk of flooding across this area. as far as your temperatures into the west, we're seeing them continue to linger around the ten degree mark. thankfully they will start to warm up by the end of the weekend. high pressure from the west. let's take a look at the americas. you have a holiday weekend coming up here for memorial day. it does not look very well out here as far as the severe weather. northern

it will be quite severe across northern regions here as well as southern norway. and down towards the lower countries as well. wet and wendy across the turkey region with athens reaching to 25 degrees and moscow, take a rook at that, 30 degrees. a rare sight for this time of the year. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >> those higher temperatures are giving an early boost to something that's associated with summer here in japan. for centuries japanese have heard the tinkle of wind bells and thought of a refreshing breeze on a hot summer day. this shop in the western city uses recycled glass bottles to make the bell. the item went on sale in april. the owner has sold 20% of his stock because of the unseasonably warm weather. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. want to feel cooler - or warmer - without running up your utility bill? you can reduce your bills with a flip of a switch on your ceiling fan. in summer, set your fan counter- clockwise. it stirs up the cool air that hangs n

norway is fourth, and swiss lend is 5th, and the usa is number six. this is based on economic conditions including household wealth, and work/life balance. >> housing and life expectancy, we can only be envious of their 82 years life expectancy in australia. >> we are number six and headed up. okay? >> it is the trend that matters. >> wait until next year. >> speaking of headed up, how do you spell "success," i know you know. the national spelling bee is underway. the bay area girl competing for the top prize and the big changes in this year's competition. >> a very fund show today, at least the parts we can leave in, shock jock howard stern, today, >> coming up at 3:00, howard stern and then on abc7 news at 4:00, blue tooth devices and 7 on your side reveals which hand free devices that don't cost a lot are best in your car. on abc7 news at 5:00, the legal showdown taking place in california over who can administrator insulin shots to diabetic children at school. >> happening now, two baby area teens are hoping to advance to this year's national spel

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in norway, somebody came home and notice what's on the curtain rod. that is a pigeon. these people live in a seaside village and the most we get is sea gulls and crows. it frightened the cows so thr trying to entice this thing off the curtain rod. the bird frightened the cat. >> he stretches his hand toward the pigeon but watch what happens. >> if you're that close to the bird with your hand, just grab it. >> you think did it fly outside? no, it flew on the corner. >> take that curtain and use it as a net. >> that's what i thought. but they're kind of letting this thing figure it's way out on it's own. it's back to the curtain rod and then finally it figures his way out. >> there we go. >> yea. >> this is where they live. >> why would that pigeon want to be inside when he's got all that out there. >> this red tail hawk is trying to get in the building. this is on the 14th floor at central square. looks like he is talking to him. >> i feel like this is a relative reincarnated into this bird. for real. why else would it come back to this window at this apartment and try

but yes, they are about to hike here in the mountains of norway. where they are going to hike, my friends, is under water. watch this. here's where they pop on down in. they're upside down on the frozen ice that's on the surface. they're jumping and immediately being pulled back to the surface, which is beneath them because they're flipped upside down. then they change it up. they grab big, heavy boulders, head down to the sea floor, and continue their hike. >> they don't have scuba gear. they're just holding their breath. >> you see them going up for air from time to time. >> but they're still down there a really long time between breaths. >> that would be a tough hike on land. >> they caught all this on go pro cameras, of course. >> the shots look like they're walking on another planet. >> how are they not freezing? that is really cold water. they're making it look like they're in cancun. >> pretty sure they are freezing. >>> dash cam time. this one trending in taiwan. keep your eye on the car up ahead. the black car moves to the left because the

denmark, and norway's crown prince and princess. -- juan carlos in spain. >> the traditional form of government in europe is the monarchy. republics were the chancellor exception for long time. italy and switzerland, for example. if you look back to the 19th century, it was almost exclusively monarchies. >> of denmark has the oldest continuous market with more than 1000 years of history related to almost all other european royal families. he is known as the father-in-law of europe marion office children across the continent. starting a constitutional crisis in 1920 almost leading to the overthrow, surviving as they moved it to democracy, but with its role little more than symbolic. >> monarchies embody continuity and the identity of a people. knowing a long time in advance to the next monarchs will be, as is the case in most places today, i believe it's an advantage. >> monarchs have taken on a representative role. few elected ceremonial heads of state and enjoy the same hope crile -- profile as a king kwan carlos of spain. -- juan carlos. >> if you look at the reporting of events in

first there will discuss the case a break in norway. after that will talk a little bit about chris garner and finally i will recap my main points in the conclusion. okay. first, let's look at geopolitics the collapse of the soviet union drastically changed the security environment within which terrorists operate. during the cold war the soviet union and several communist bloc states workover supporters of terrorism. and initially after the cold war at the end of the cold war terrorism went into steep decline. large part due to several leading terrorist groups lost imperial support from communist states. so this development works against the viability of large terrorist organizations. they are more vulnerable to disruption because governments increasingly are coordinating their counter-terrorism efforts with the united states. and for obvious reasons, this trend accelerated after september 11th. as to be expected in the aftermath, the federal government moved support from the american public and implemented more vigilant measures to root

. >>> one man in norway clearly had a lot on his mind. a norwegian crime novelist broke the world record for longest television interview ever. talking for more than 30 hours. wow! the novelist discussed everything from u.s. history to pudding recipes. >>> and in england, an american army veteran took first at a centuries-old cheese rolling race. >> watch out! that's our man. >> they frown on this event because of safety concerns, but it goes on as scheduled every year. and 23 competitors threw caution to the wind as they chased the cheese down the hill. i don't know what they do with the cheese after that. i'm curious. i wonder if they break out the rolls, bring out the beer. >> that's your trophy. it goes on the mantel. >> a lot of cheese to be had there. >>> time now for a look ahead. an education nation event in washington today. education secretary arne duncan is joined by nba all-star chris paul and nbc's andrea mitchell. >>> it's harvest time at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. first lady michelle obama will be joined by schoolchildren af

the air bus was bound for norway. it developed some sort of technical trouble in both engines shortly after takeoff. officials shut the airport down as emergency crews waited for the plane to return. it landed safely a short time later. there are reports the plane may have hit a flock of birds, but that's not been confirmed yet. >>> now truck loaded with supplies from california is just hours away from arriving to oklahoma tornado victims. a couple is driving a uhaul truck full of donations collected by local military families. the couple transporting the boxes will work with an oklahoma city church to distribute the donations. 24 people, including ten children were killed by that tornado. >>> pg and e is fighting what would be a record 2 1/4 billion fine for the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. eight people died when a pipeline blew up into a wall of fire in 2010. the utilities issued response to the proposed fine. pg and e agrees there should be a penalty, but argues this goes overboard. in its filing with th

look at this video out of norway. you see a helicopter approaching this scene of an accident on 714. it is a road near a body of water. see there is an accident there. you think, okay, the helicopter is going to come and medevac somebody out of here. watch what the pilot does. he gets down, and is almost able to just perch on the guard rail there. >> what? >> watch this. someone steps out of the helicopter. this guy is apparently an emergency physician. take into consideration everything that the pilot had to deal with here. he had to deal with wind. he had to deal with the proximity of vehicles, the cliff wall, apparently there is also a nearby power line that the guy behind the camera is right underneath as this helicopter comes in ever so carefully and kind of perches right on the guard rail. >> you can see, too, how narrow that guard rail is. you can see it in the foreground. he is able to balance on that so a human can step out? >> you have to feel cool if you are the emergency physician. that's how you were esco

the crown prince and princess of norway ventured into the heart of silicon valley. >> crown princess tested a way to use gestures to control a mouse. the crown prince tried on eye gear to get the sensation of flying. we'll be back with sports in a moment. >>> ahmed fareed from the xfinity sports desk. the warriors refused to let their streak get to 31 games lost. warriors look to even the series with the spurs. warriors up 16. klay thompson on fire. he had 7 threes in the first half alone. jarrett jackson, thompson for another one. warriors up 11 after three, they did not blow this lead. fourth quarter, warriors up 6. steph curry, the top layup, warrior warriors -- the series tied at 1-1. henry wofford at alamo city. >> reporter: klay thompson had a huge game. he wasn't just the best offensive player on the court. he was the best defensive player on the court. and he did have a motivating factor. it's his toughest critic, his dad drove him to play so well in game two. >> my dad may be my biggest critic. every single day he tells me to stay out of foul trouble. i probably gave him a h

and other scholar's work and 20% of teens have ever experienced cyber bullying and a scholar from norway published lower numbers but why be such a stickler about accurate data? because the norms for research say getting the facts out takes the tacit acceptance or fatalism out of the picture. perception changes behavior so when we connect surveys in school and own their own data and a psychology professor at university of nebraska and the vast majority of students moment engage in bullying behavior and when students find that out bullying behavior goes down further and it's a powerful resource you can use. now i'm going to introduce this amazing panel. first we have just to my right mia from sealtion. she is going to explain more about this term that was used a lot today and social literacy or social emotional learning. alice con is from cartoon network. dave steer to her right is from facebook and next to him is officer holly lawrence, sunny valley of public safety, digital safety program and she's going to talk about which is a powerful thing going national. and next -- is brian here? n

my country, i'm from norway, in part. >> but you're living here. >> maybe i'll get my norwegian citizenshipp. >> that's it for us. thanks so much for joining us. >> i'm tyler matheson deeply in need of a vacation. have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. "nightly business report" has been brought to you by -- >> the street.com, interactive multimedia tools for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during the period of low interest rates, options, profits helps educate beginning and seasoned actions traders and action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media, we are the street.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. >> next on spark, go behind the scenes of san francisco opera's "the bonesetter's daughter," based on amy tan's most personal novel. >> i'm hoping that the people who otherwise would never go to opera would have a cathartic emotional experience. >> then, renowned sculptor maya lin installs her f

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my country, i'm from norway, in part. >> but you're living here. >> maybe i'll get my norwegian citizenshipp. >> that's it for us. thanks so much for joining us. >> i'm tyler matheson deeply in need of a vacation. have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. "nightly business report" has been brought to you by -- >> the street.com, interactive multimedia tools for an ever-changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during the period of low interest rates, options, profits helps educate beginning and seasoned actions traders and action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media, we are the street.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight on the computer history museum presents revolutionary. >> when you think of the two industries that have changed people's live i think more than any other is the auto industry and the computer industry. >>> bill ford has been a vocal advocate for what he calls the democratization. bill came to the museum for a personal discussion of ford's future g