there are something like 2 million, perhaps 23,000 in norway. the vast majority are not potential terrorists. i must stress that, but there are a significant number that might be. they have been going back to fight in some numbers. >> when you say some numbers, what do you mean? were was suggested there 200 fighting for al-shabab, 50 of which were british. we know 48 american sellouts -- somalis have gone back. a population of 23,000 in norway, it would be surprising if there were not some among the population. >> you say the biggest community in this country? >> it official census is something like 108,000, but if you are asking the police, they say 200,000 or 300,000 british somalis here for very large, and the largest in europe. go and exercise and affiliation. >> there is a lot of traffic, they are british passport holders, and they are entitled to come and go. there are so many somalis going back to mogadishu now, because things are getting better. people are going back to build stuff. this is what worries the security forces, the danger is

. >> those of the pictures from norway. we can speak noun to a former member of norway's anti- immigration progress party and now a deputy mayor of a city just south of oslo. angst for joining us. for joining us. what sort of response in the last few hours is there to the news that emerge that it was a norwegian citizen among those involved in the shopping mall siege? >> i think they are -- we are shocked and surprised. we don't really regard norway as a entry where this kind of radicalization should be able to flower. but -- >> we seem to have a slight problem. i don't know if you can still hear me. this is, of course, one individual after -- we lost you a little bit. one individual from a substantial community of somali origin people in norway. is there and the reflection being made on the community as a whole? -- any reflection being made on the community? of years ago,e had a terrorist attack from one of our own. that terrorism can come from almost everywhere. but it is important that when you have a community where peo

it is here on norway's southern coast, that he spent his formative years. it was in this, the less picturesque outskirts, that we understand that he lived as a teenager with his family until a few years ago. a neighbor told us he disappeared and moved to africa. >> he took a look at the cctv footage from inside westgate. henrickson admits that he has not seen his neighbor for about four years. but he points without prompting to black shirt, apparently corroborating other sources both in norway and in kenya. >> he was talking about the koran all the time. inhere's what we know -- 1999, he fled mogadishu with his family. he returned to somalia 10 years later, hoping to build a life for himself. since then, a family member told us he kept in sporadic contact, calling him frequently and always from distant smalley mobile numbers. his last call was made this summer. he was in trouble, he said, and wanted to come home. between 20 and 30 norwegian citizens, almost exclusively of somali origin, are thought to have traveled to east africa to join al-shabaab. of part

and norway becomes the latest e.u. country to sound alarm over its citizens joining the sea when jihad as all slow launches a global hunt for two teenage girls thought to have done to have gone to syria to fight alongside the islam is that. and welcome to our t twenty four hour news live from moscow. our top story now. volgograd is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens witnesses described a war zone like scene of scattered body parts and blinded survivors unable to comprehend what had just happened to france isn't the southern russian city for us with the details. at this point investigators according to four people involved in this case they point to thirty year olds i see all of us from dagestan a career jihad it as the suicide bomber in the case and three men also involved one dimitri sokol love who is her reported husband was on his way to moscow and then two men waiting for them there from dagestan both of them wanted for twin terrorist at

coming up in the program after a little later international alert as teenage sisters from norway had for syria they could soon join the growing number of european muslims fighting alongside the rebels that part of the warring trend in the e.u. and it's going to turn over what happens when they come. on the same time national is accusing the u.s. of committing war crimes through its drone program in pakistan a report from the human rights organization a list of recent incidents and says there's an almost complete absence of transparency that. that actually is have challenged the obama administration to prove it has already investigated all cases of unlawful killings and there could be a lot to look at so the program began in two thousand and four under the bush administration in two thousand and six was the deadliest year in his presidency when almost one hundred civilians were killed but since two thousand and eight have a look here the use of drones in pakistan has escalated reaching a peak after bronc obama or sworn into office in two thousand and nine that saw one hundred sixty tw

still to come here on the program just a bit later international alert as teenage sisters from norway head for syria they could soon join the growing number of european muslims fighting alongside the rebels there it's part of a wiring trend in the e.u. mr concern about what happens when they come. amnesty international is accusing the u.s. of committing war crimes through its drone program in pakistan a report a report from the human rights organization lists recent incidents and says there's almost a complete absence of transparency and the activists are challenging the obama administration to prove that it has a federally invest. all cases are unlawful killings although they could be an awful lot to look out for example here on r.t. let's show you the program began in two thousand and four under the bush administration though two thousand and six was the deadliest year in his presidency almost one hundred civilians killed there since two thousand and eight the use of drone strikes in pakistan has escalated reaching a peak when barack obama was sworn in in two thousand and nine hundr

were you surprised when you heard it was norway? >> somewhat, but it was important to recognize that because of 20 years of dysfunction in the country, there are millions of somalis living around the world. it is hard, on the other hand, to imagine why a somali living in norway, presumably a very comfortable life, would be willing to trade that in and fight for al-shabaab. >> his house like he left when he was a kid. what is drawing -- it sounds like he left when he was a kid. what is driving these people back to somalia? >> it is hard to fathom, frankly. this individual left a country when he was very young, perhaps memories of how bad things were had faded. those recruited to al-shabab are commonly attracted by these nationalist elements of al- shabab, the portray themselves -- they portray themselves as fighting interference. many feel italian unit, perhaps attracted to what they see, -- attracted to what they see. >> what about expanding the reach -- with his video warning muslims not to be against jihad and the u.s. embassy in

s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from the wall that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on a north sea oil but instead they reply now that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown and i think you mention eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped owes into a palace backed bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palast lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. strategic assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good idea i think the queen would be more than happy to add something useful to the economy after fifty or sixty years of sitting on her duff and here's a way to turn her assets

s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from all that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on a north sea oil but instead they reply now that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown i think you mentioned eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped owes into a palace back to bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palast lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. strategic assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good idea i think the queen would be more than happy to add something useful to the economy after fifty or sixty years of sitting on her duff and here's a way to turn her assets into s

and norway becomes the latest country to over its citizens joining the syrian jihad launches a global hunt for two teenage girls have gone to syria to fight alongside the islamists that. night from a studio in moscow where she turned eleven pm. twenty four hours a day. volgograd is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens well we just received new footage of the exact moment of the tragedy release from the investigative committee now here it is this is the moment when the bus is traveling along the road and that is when the explosion happens all this is taken off on the dash cam which is installed in the car just behind the bus there we can see that the smoke dissipates after the explosion showing daybreak strewn all over the road and now passengers leaping out of the bar some through the doors and as we can see now others jumping out of the windows as the other cars on the road come to a standstill while lindsey français lindsey france witness the aftermath of the tragedy in the southern russian city. at this po

we have heard records that countries such as norway, france, belgium have been approached to take these chemical precursors and destroy them in a controlled setting. they are looking at this as a possibility because syria, as we all know, is in the middle of a civil war. that would be very difficult to do to bring in the equipment to insin rate these chemical agents inside syriacinerate these chems inside syria. >> norway has actually declined. where realistically could something like that happen? >> it would have to be done in a safe country, a country hthat hs the technological and industrial capacity to destroy these chemical agents they can be destroyed through water them down through a process known as high drop sys and incinerate those chemicals. but this 1,000 tongs would take many months if not years to destroy in that manner. so, it has to be done in a country where they have a safe environment, where the environmental regulations are good and safety measures are strong. that may be in a european country why to be named. >> how much how much bo something like that cost? >> righ

. ♪ >>> they have a talk show in norway.r music video, the fox, has been viewed more than 100 million times on youtube. it's ridiculous. >> they're currently number six on the billboard top 100. and it was all by accident. >> if you don't know them by now, you're about to become very hip when you find out about the wacky norwegian brothers. bard and vegard. >> yeah. >> they are known as -- >> you're bard? >> i'm bard. >> everyone says you can't say you're bored in america. i try to say -- i haven't chosen. i haven't decided. >> fabio is taken. >> i may go for fabio. >> there is a normal name in norway called odd. >> odd and bored. >> we have a friend. this is odd and he's bored. >> well, we want to say -- >> we want you to feel at home. we have a bar in our studio. >> that's great. >> and we also have a server who wants to take very good care of you. >> yeah. >> you sound more german, actually. >> how do i say it in norwegian. >> yeah. >> here comes gerard. >> yes! >> look at that. >> what does the fox say. >> what does the

women down now they've been it's reported that they are for all of somali descent that they came to norway in the year two thousand they weren't particularly religious that impacted over the last few weeks they've been arguments between the the older sister and the mother of the family over the older sisters want to wear the niqab so norwegian authorities looking into this to try and track down these two women who are believed to be in turkey trying to cross the border into syria they say they have evidence that they've been spotted in that area security offices working with the norwegian security services are saying this we are seeing a growing trend in organized groups trying to to recruit and radicalize muslims muslim people in the in the west in europe and across europe we have seen cases where by anti assad fighters have turned up with with passports from across the european union norway itself believes that around forty of its citizens are currently fighting in the area one of the largest groups from europe that's made their way to fight against assad troops have been from right here

s to urge basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from all that north sea oil china has trillions of dollars in reserves made up of a chilling us dollars and then more chileans of other currencies britain however they sold sixty percent of their gold under gordon brown they have no sovereign wealth fund and they've got an economy that's overly reliant on fraud and really hypothecation so yes i say to the queen elizabeth respectfully turn all that unused collateral into something that can help the nation think of it as being on the vanguard in this global financial war and when it's not sexy don't you want to be a war queen you can be like there's a financial war going we're going to put up the palaces collateral defy the financial war you know it's exciting get on t.v. make a few speeches you could make a movie about it you'd be userspace missed that some of these previous monarchs they've made movies about that are now canonized in hollywood you too can be famous in hollywood too yes. more about in just about twenty minu

the number of european rosen's joining the ranks of militants in syria is growing every month now norwayhas launched a hunt for two teenage sisters have already allegedly gone to the wall torn country to find the regime alongside rebel forces peter all of the looks now and the dangerous trend which is spurring fears such people would return to their home countries well trained and ready to carry out terrorist acts there. the two sisters age sixteen and nineteen left a message for their family saying that they were going to syria because they believe that muslims in the country were being attacked from all directions now the family who haven't been named are cooperating with the authorities to try and track these two young women down now they've been it's reported that they are somali descent that they came to norway in the year two thousand they weren't particularly religious that in fact it over the last few weeks they've been arguments between the the older sister and the mother of the family over the older sisters want to wear the niqab so norwegian authorities looking into this to tr

and norway becomes the latest e.u. country to over its citizens joining the syrian jihad. which is a global hunt for two teenage girls thought to have gone to syria to fight alongside the islamists there. live from studio center here in moscow this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day volgograd is mourning the victims of a suicide bomb attack on a passenger bus that claimed the lives of six and injured dozens well we've just received new footage of the exact moment of the tragedy released from the investigative committee now as you can see here the bus is traveling along the road and this is the moment of the blast it's recorded by a dash cam on the car that was following the bus and now as we can see the smoke dissipating from the explosion strewn all across the road cars coming to a standstill and then the passengers leaping out of the stricken bus either through windows or. through doors and all the other cause of no come to a standstill with their drivers clearly shocked well if he's lucky france witness the off the mouth of the tragedy in the southern russian city

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the biggest part of these immigrants - they wish to go to germany, norway, other parts of europe.more flourishing economy. this is an historical situation in which people are leaving their home lands because of the change of the climate. because of wars, it's a massive activity. >> this is the center which the italian authorities built to house mying rapts on lamb -- migrants on lampedusa. it was built for 250, maximum 300. there's a lot more than that here these days. at the moment there are over 700 inside. we were not given permission to enter. >> so through the fence we spoke to mohammed from damascus. how was his sea journey from lampedusa? >> so dangerous, so crowded. the waves and the sea - it's too dangerous. >> what do you want now? what is your dream for the future? >> to complete my studies. to have respect. >> lampedusa was a sleepy place known for fishermen and sun sets. now it has a fame it never desired, as the island which people risk everything to reach. >>> one year ago today the east coast braced itself for what would by the deadliest hurricane to hit the region

. >>> a small townn >>> a small town in norway is seeing sunlight this time of year for the first time it's a gleaming spot of joy in an otherwise bleak season. mark phillips was there. >> reporter: when the "let there be light" command rang down, it missed this place, or at least missed it for half a year. from october to march, the sun never rises above the hills around the valley town of rjukan. that's a problem for karin ro who runs the tourism agency. >> people neat sun. if people get sun, they will get more healthy and work better. >> reporter: and if they get shade and shadow and darkness, not so much. >> yeah, that's true. >> reporter: now what nature hasn't provided, modern engineering has. they built a huge array of mirrors on the hillside above the town where the sun does hit, and they move and track the sun reflecting its light right down into the main square. it was the idea of martin anderson who moved here 12 years ago. so when you came here, what did you think? how can they live like this? >> what i thought was we have a big need for sun when the sun disappears. ♪ let t

s. >>> ray tiny town of are in norway has spent all of its time in the winter in the dark.hey are doing something different. >> we take the mirror and deflect the one down to us. >> large mountains block the town sub in the town, so they have set up three massive mirrors to reflect sunlight. the miles an hour on his follow the bath of the sun to beat the mountain shadows all day and prevent it from getting dark. >>> it's been more than a month since a widespread flood killed nine people and destroyed thousands of homes in colorado. the rebuilding process has been tough for many. but as tamara banks found out a small community of immigrants has found going homers sphreurls speciallespeciallydifficult. >> reporter: she and her family were strands on the roof of their trailer home for hours during the historic floods that swept colorado in september. they saw neighbors trailers float by and then their home was ripped off its foundation. so they are living here now, seven people, sharing one room in a friend's home. struggling as a family to rebuild both their lives and legal i

you the size and the scale of the sovereign wealth funds in the rest of the world the number one is norway which has seven hundred thirty seven billion dollars number two is saudi arabia then b. china china has two different funds which are in the top five kuwait hong kong singapore russia and singapore so you see that the only way up there is either to have natural wealth of oil. or commodities or you actually have to work for a living and export and create things well if you can point other year have workers that are exporting and you can have a sovereign wealth fund like china or you've got oil that you are exporting that can create a sovereign wealth fund the in the u.k. you have neither you know of neither a robust export market or do you have any more oil because a north sea oil is now basically put and no amount of shale drilling is ever going to replace that supply of gas and oil and i just want to correct myself helen mirren did do an excellent job for trying to clean elizabeth on the in the west and during some production where she wore the tiara and uttered a few nonsensical jib

norway actually build schools in the middle east they're aggressively not trying to ball in our way and maybe instead of trying to kill the terrorists we should be supporting the people in their communities and they'll take care of the terrorists we should obviously be doing both of those things you know obviously be taking care of people in their communities as well but you know the truth is that this isn't actually a partisan policy i think you know this very well because you know the start of the bush administration although this is not a criticism of president obama specifically this is. if if we are committing war crimes as these two organizations are saying. who is the you know who is the war criminal i mean is this an indictment of a country it is the united states of america this is not president obama's now president bush is us as a country because though we those of duly elected officials we have not you know a little limits on this falls on us to this day i mean you know the german people were not on. we didn't know what that letter was absolutely and as you know analogy

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. >> this is a norway rat. this one happens to be a can domestic. believe it or not, they make kind of good pets. they're it actuactually pretty . and they eat anything. just like human beings. let's go to the next animal. which actually would really love to eat this rat if we gave it the chance. >> wendy: oh, my god. >> another classic halloween animal. an owl. native to new york. check out the huge -- >> wendy: he is beautiful. >> they're nocturnal, they use the eyes to see in pitch darkness. so no wonder that people associate them with ghosts and nighttime. >> wendy: reports in africa where this is like the devil. >> absolutely. >> wendy: where does this one live? and what kind of owls do we have here? >> we have one almost identical. >> wendy: you can imagine seeing this in front of your windshield? >> we have a couple more i want you to see. this one you'll love. this is an asian water monitor. it's a lizard and actually a relative of the kamoto dragon. they're not slimy. >> wendy: not slimat all. >> i want you to look at the tupg. i tongue. it

now the hunt for one terror suspect leaving investigators up to norway.hat would be the connection there? >> greg, what is the connection? >> there is a connection there and investigators are looking at it hard as they are looking at this video and it is the first close and long view that we have of the attackers and the attack at that kenyan shopping mall. at first thinking that nothing is wrong. when the bullets started to fly ne a they are run aring and sometimes crawling. authorities have claimed as many as 15 attackers were involved. videos show as many as four or six were responsible for the carnage. it looked like they had enough time to get the job done from their perspective. it is report thad one t one of people seen in the dark jacket could be a man by the name of hassan dehulu. he moved to norway in 1999 as a r refugee and returned back to somalia and then joined the group that has claimed responsibility for this shopping mall attack. now authorities are not confirming this, but they are confirming that they are pulling names out of the rubble

. >> other countries like norway famously have a sorches well and more currencies. britain sold 60% of their gold. they have no sovereign welfare fund and an economy that's high on that. >> turn all that unused collateral into something that can help the nation. think of it as being on the vanguard in this global financial guard. it's not es ex-y. don't you want to be a war queen? >> we're going to fight the financial war. it's kiting. you could make a movie about you. you'd be so famous as one -- you too. give me famous like in hollywood, yes. >> $2,000 euros were just for being here. having received the backing of 100,000 signatures. apparently they've got bigger plans >> cash by the truckload. the proposed basic information initiative arrived with a splash. and the promise of euros. >> imagine you were being born and society tells you, welcome, you will be cared for and asks you what do you want to do in your life? what's your calling? imagine that. >> parliament were suse within a petition, proposing the idea if they work or don't. so switzerland is set for a re

. >>> no illusion mirrors are bringing light to a dark corner of norway.ir siracha. >>> i'm accountable to you for fixing these problems. and i'm committed to earning your confidence back by fixing the site. >> right off the bat, secretary sebelius apologized. she brushed off calls for her to resign. >> they no longer deny the health care website was a mess. >> a new height for the dow. what's driving this? >> corporate america is in great shape. >> china's calling a car attack in tiananmen square an act of terrorism. >> the fact is they almost didn't make it out of st. louis. >> a marine veteran dies saving kids in a school shooting. his widow remembers his bravery. >> i knew exactly what he did. >> an american soldier reunited with the afghan translator who saved his life. >> did you ever think this was not going to happen? did you ever give up hope? >> i had a brother here to fight for me and i was thinking that i can make it. >> to be a red sox fan and still hope for game seven. >> red, so es that's really all that's happening at my house right now. i

we got friends here from norway. >> yeah. >> so you guys know all about what does the fox say. >> yeahbig in norway for a long time. >> many years. >> they have their own talk show. >> as long as they don't do a morning show, we're all right. >> no. >> let's show you what we've got. let's look on the radio and satellite, right now things nice and clear in chicago as we look and show you what's happening by our friends in earth cam. next three days we have rain on saturday and then cooler temperatures coming in. 65 degrees on sunday. as we look it's going to be cool in the pacific northwest. that pesky low pressure system still hanging in tough along the mid-atlantic states. we're looking at rain in the pacific northwest. strong storms in the upper mississippi river valley and i love this, you were on -- what's your name? >> milly from louisville, kentucky. >> you were on top of the rock. >> that's my twin and i. >> thank you for sharing this. >> this is my two daughter and daughter-in-law and we have three other sons at home and my husband. and mary margaret my friend is at home. >> we

this is 3-year-old william from norway, he likes playing with the real thing. here he is climbing up the back of this backhoe. they're not just going to hang around and pretend push the button. there he goes. quite adept at operating this machinery. he knows how to operate the bucket and the boom, with a beg blue-eyed smile. >> just think the dexterity and thought process behind not just whipping this around willy-nilly. >> he as incredible spatial recognition. >> look at him. if he starts now, he could retire at 30. >> he's not driving the tractor in any direction. >> i like the way he likes at the camera. >> that is so cute. >> don't mind me. >> i'm going to go ahead and stick this video in the unusual works of art file. >> aw. >> yes, that's a dolphin. >> and that dolphin knows how to paint. in fact, that dolphin is known as chicaso. >> look at that. >> she's able to get in there and do some work. >> chicky's owner, frank sanchez, spent many an hour teaching chicky how to paint. >> now, he does have to take the paint brush and put more color on it. she hasn'

norway wants to modernize their air force. this was great for the pentagon.y waited until after the awarding of the nobel peace prize. it is proof of the truth -- norway loves its bombers. >>> how could zombies outdo nfl football? had had the excitement extended to twitter where viewers posted nearly 40,000 tweets. the much loved breaking bad ended with a record 10.3 million viewers. also in hollywood, charlie hunt has bowed out of the film adaptation of 50 shades of gray. he was too busy with his tv schedule to prepare for the lead. it is based on the erotic trilogy. we're told that adapting a well-loved book is always a challenge. wizards obviously sell on the page and on-screen, but will sex? >>> our sixth story out front, what tea party top senate leaders say a deal is in sight? once this passes the senate, it does need to go over to that pesky congress. we have executive editor of the daily beast. great to have all of you with us. amy, cnn reporting that the proposal under consideration would kick the can down the road a couple months. but only with some

here in norway, they're now telling their people in norway that are married to go on date nights in any to cut their 40% divorce rate. they are taking this idea from the 2010 film called "date night" and they think this is the best way to get people to stay married and in fact, they say, quote, it is important to find small pockets of time where parents can be lovers. this is from the government. >> nice job. >> okay. >> i think that's true. >> it's really true. >> i love date nights. anyway, i -- >> you're not married, too. that's about every other night. >> pope francis was giving an address to a crowd of about 150,000 people, and a little boy wandered on stage. sits down in his chair. of course, the pope with a heart of gold, just lets his continue. doesn't even let it phase him. he smiled, patted him on the cheek, and the boy stayed on the stage while the pope spoke to the crowd. the more and more i hear about this pope, good guy. >> thanks for watching >> it's october 31st rsz. happy halloween awe and your family. >> it's great that you are a team player and you are taking respons

this is in norway. you're watching michael martinson in his off-road car. he's part of a father/son team with his dad. we've seen accidents just like this. they're built with roll cages. >> doesn't look that bad. >> but wait till you see it from inside. >> martin broke his neck in three different places. he also smashed a disc in his spine. if you watch, his left arm is paralyzed temporarily. it did come back later. he ended up having to get these titanium plates in his neck. >> he's buried under that pile of sand. it's halfway into his helmet. but they can't move him, he broke his neck. >> is he going to be okay? >> we did get in touch with him. he said the brace is coming off in a week. he's to the point where he can walk his dog already. it looked like the last great impact. >> just because they're built for this doesn't mean things can't happen. fortunately he's going to be okay. >> authorities in orange county florida are calling this robbery well planned and brazen. the guy reaches through the drive-through, grabs the gun. he gets her to open the regi