. >>> norway has a massive oil industry. country invests most of the revenue gain into what is called a sovereign wealth fund. rory challands explains. >> reporter: one day it will all run out, of course, but for now norway can essentially pump money from beneath its shores. >> who do we want to be in norway? do we want to be the guys who invest in tar sand, oil in the arctic, deep water horizon, or do we want to be with the renewable solar wind, bio, electrical cars? i think the answer is quite easy to that. >> reporter: frederick is one of many norwegians calling for the vast petro wealth to be invested in a more environmentally friendly way. $855 billion that is the current value of norway's oil fund. that's about $170,000 for every living nor wean gan. on average the fund owns more than 1% of the entire world's listed stocks, but it also invests in bonds and property too. the government is already looking into dumping the shares of heavy polluters like coal companies. friday will see an announcement on what is next for g

oil or gas - the world wants it, norway has it.it has is an ethical conundrum. >> who do we want to be in norway? do we want to be the guys, oil in the arctic, the port of horizon, or do we want to be with the renewable solar, wind, bio, electrical cars. the answer is easy to that. >> the government listened to people like frederick. it's not met the call for 5% of the oil fund to be invested in green tech but at a press conference the finance minister up to $5.3 billion, almost 1% of the fund's total. >> i believe the fund is responsible in its investment. it's a global fund, investing all over the world in companies. with an ethical perspective in the investment strategy. we are in emerging markets, in green countries. the fund is very responsible. >> the portfolio, including shares in foreign mining and coal and oil companies, is not as green as it could be. the deposit is looking into whether to dump such costs, but doesn't want to be accused of playing politics. >> 855 million is the value of the norway oil fund. $175,000 for

norway has zero. norway has the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world of over $1 trillion. policy matters, fiscal policy matters. it seems to me that the debt will not be paid back. there's no way to pay the debt -- wait. let me finish. wait, adam. >> i want to ask you, briefly, how those factors that you're discussing contribute to income inequality? >> well, it contributes to being so far in debt that you can't spend in things you should spend on because you're so hopelessly committed. inevitably, the taxes will just rise, and rise, and rise, which i don't think does anybody any good, 99%, or 1% or whatever. my point is, we're, i think, on a knife-edge, with this incredible debt, which can't be paid back. i mean it just can't be. it's supported by faith in the dollar. now, churchill took the uk off the gold standard in his second administration. do you know who took us off the gold standard? >> nixon, i assume. >> yes, nixon. after that, it was just print money. if you have a recession, print money. stimulate the economy. have inflation? print money. devalue the dollar. $

norway has zero. norway has the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world of over $1 trillion. policy matters, fiscal policy matters. it seems to me that the debt will not be paid back. there's no way to pay the debt -- wait. let me finish. wait, adam. >> i want to ask you, briefly, how those factors that you're discussing contribute to income inequality? >> well, it contributes to being so far in debt that you can't spend in things you should spend on because you're so hopelessly committed. inevitably, the taxes will just rise, and rise, and rise, which i don't think does anybody any good, 99%, or 1% or whatever. my point is, we're, i think, on a knife-edge, with this incredible debt, which can't be paid back. i mean it just can't be. it's supported by faith in the dollar. now, churchill took the uk off the gold standard in his second administration. do you know who took us off the gold standard? >> nixon, i assume. >> yes, nixon. after that, it was just print money. if you have a recession, print money. stimulate the economy. have inflation? print money. devalue the dollar. $

we'd from norway's mainstream crews were lies. the crew exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline. who can provide local characters and access to what's missing i know. government for testers across south eastern ukraine prepared to make a stand and defend the region's rides as eyewitnesses say war machines are closing in washington speaks out in support of its repression of dissent over the sea i changed it to keep fuelling fears the us is masterminding the crackdown. langer was the flow russia and china top multi billion dollar gas deals with for why it was shutting its doors may be giving beijing push towards moscow. plus the scramble for resources is creating heat in the arctic where us led military forces are stoking tensions as governments by forty and tap northern beaches. in. the you're watching a tv national me read accounts are welcome to the program. ukraine selkirk leaders say it launched a military assault an end to government for testers in eastern ukraine activists now occupy government building at least a

norway -- vizio is norway-- the view is could be an asset. it may be shifting westward.s been a positive correlation between the stock norwegian.atoil and it has not been as pronounced. down the road, you would expect that crisis if it continues to gas impact on the norwegian and oil exporters and by implications of the norwegian crown. that impact might be strengthened that it does not have any liquid assets. , that prison is one such. from that point of view, not a positive. geopolitics may not be causing a of volatility. that is one of the themes. what about mergers and acquisitions? west seen a lot around m&a. is that having an impact? >> indeed. there is quite in and pat. very short-term. the news comes out and the market moves. then it is all forgotten. sterling has been attracting a lot of attention. we had the corporate flow related to vodafone deal. the market is digesting of the headlines. an impact. is having unfortunately, overall impact is short-term. the market is responding. within a couple of days, it has materialized. if anything, it could potentially gr

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! >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors 340i8d call the roll. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. president chiu. supervisor cowen

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and big news about sales in norway, which is tesla's number two market because norway hands out hugencentives. >> huge fan of norway. >> do you? yeah. >> i'm not goofing. on monday, we talk about tesla. and what we said was, i thought the stock had a short-term bottom. you could trade it because the news flow was such that it was probably the next round of news, is going to be positive on to march. that's proven to be correct. that stock closed at 208 on monday. and now, you have it 10% higher. and i think you continue to build on this. once again, the 225 comes into play. but again, it's trading in the new. and for the foreseeable future, that news flow is going to continue to go. >> and it bounced off the moving average. 208, 211, somewhere in there. the stock has hit twice and bounced immediately to the upside. >>> microsoft making more big announcement and taking direct aim at apple. can it really compete in the smartphone wars? we're live at the build conference. that's next. >>> and all of the food that's fit to print. we'll introduce you to the company that's looking to 3the p

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it's director tonje hessen schei joins us now from norway. in london, we're joined by chris woods, one of the people in the film, and an award-winning reporter who investigates drone warfare and resell he wrote an article called, "cia's pakistan drone strikes carried out by regular u.s. air force personnel." featured in the new film and working on a forthcoming book called, "sudden justice: america's secret drone wars." chris,et's start with you. the significance of the air with theng involved drone strikes in pakistan. >> the u.s. air force has a long history of working with the central intelligence agency. you go back to the 1950's, 1960's, u.s. air force pilots cia flights over russia. what is different here is the cia and their carriers have targeted killings and has been doing so for more than a decade. what we found and what the film shows is that a conventional u.s. air force squadron, regular men and women in the air force, have actually been carrying out these targeted killings for the cia for a decade now. i think that is going to s

i'm norway restrict i'm here on behalf of the assembly member 39 i phil i'm here to present this plaque to air lingus. we want to thank air lingus and mr. moourt for visiting us today and on behalf of the assemblyman phil congratulations on this occasion (clapping.) san francisco o has a strong partnership r with attracting international service. i want to ask you to join in in welcoming sandra (clapping.) thank you, john it's my pleasure to add my thanks to air lingus we're thrilled about the tourism time between our two countries. the tour is the number one tour industry is the growth is strong it's extremely important to making sure that flight is both ways coming in san francisco and going to ireland. dublin is a gateway and we look forward to working with the central europe. over 50 of irish coming into san francisco come from dublin i was with may team and to promote this flight we look forward to working with i for a strong relationship pr congratulations and welcome again (clapping.) thank you, john i'd like to welcome the ceo christofi mueller >> good afternoon ladies and gentl

>> i'm a knight of norway. i've got to defend it. there are no tall no tall oppies in norway. we've totally underinvested in education. >> no tall what? >> no tall poppies. well, it's the old adage, the tall poppy gets cut first. everybody is pretty much the same. there's no poverty. there are no rich. they've left norway because they didn't want to pay the taxes. >> no tall what? it's not an ideal example. i just threw it in because they've been so extraordinarily well in husbanding their resources, namely their oil. norway has been the number-two oil exporter for decades, next to saudi arabia. they've saved the money. some day the oil will be gone, but they've got the money. ook, if i were 20 years old, of course, i think i'm in my midlife crisis now, anyway. >> if i were 20 years old, i'd try to go to with australia. australia is, to me, i've spent a lot of time there, the way california was, when i came here in 1957. it was upbeat, positive, can do, unaware of all kinds of problems. that's the way australia is now, and all we do is worry about our problems. >> when you do

oil or gas the world wants, and norway has it. has an ethical conundrum. >> who do we want to be in norway? do we want to be in tar sand, fukushima, deep water horizon don or do we want to be with the renewable solar wind, bio electrical cars? i think the answer is quite easy to that. >> frederik is one of many norwegians calling for the country's vast petrol wealth to be invested in a more environmental friendly way and it's some wealth, managed from this land, building in central oslo. >> $855 billion, that is the current value of norway's oil fund. that's about $170,000 for every living norwegian. on average, the fund owns more than 1% of the entire world's listed stocks, but it also invests in bonds and property, too. >> the government's already looking into dumping the shares of heavy polluters like coal companies. friday we'll see an announcement on what's next for green tech investment. there are voices urging caution, though, the fund, says this economist, should be playing it safe. >> there will always be politicians and

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at this base, they contract every out craft from norway and practically every week, russian warplanes are appear without warning. >> the air force has received more money. >> they are playing down talk of a new cold war. bbc news, lithuania. >> these are anxious times. around thether news world. the brigadier general was killed when a bomb and off near cairo university. the first two bombs went off within minutes of each other and a third coming about two hours later. egypt has witnessed several attacks. the new french prime minister has unveiled his new government, the former partner of president franÇois hollande. she will be the new environment minister. cabinet eight of the 16 are now women. police chief has ruled out all passengers a suspect in the disappearance of flight and 370 that has been missing for three weeks now. they said none of the 227 passengers on board the missing jet had been involved in hijacking, sabotage, or personal or psychological problems. one of the most striking things about american elections is just how much they cost. america has the most expensive ele

number one, japan, number two new zealand, number three, norway.us and georgia is behind us. >> that gets to things like enrollment in primary school. most americans go to primary school, but the percentage that do is actually not that high relative to some of the other countries. >> the dropout rates for secondary school are very high. >> very high. and so you start to see that -- i think we as americans don't necessarily see ourselves the way we really are. we have this sort of idealized view that we pioneered all this stuff. you know, the universal education and press free, and we did. but to keep up and to keep driving and to expand and access more and more people takes a very determined effort. and i think in this country, we haven't delivered in many respects. >> that's the great story, isn't it? because you're right, so many of these areas, access to education in the united states, is absolutely the pioneer in the 19th and early 20th centuries. but the great story seems to me the catch-up. >> everybody is caught up, and a lot of people have

the teen from norway who gained international attention for getting a mc-donald's receipt tattooed on his arm, has some new ink. and, there's a theme here ... he got the receipt from the tattoo shop where he got the mc-donald's tattoo ... tattooed on his other arm. the first one was a joke amongst friends. the teen didn't offer much of a reason for the second one, except to say it's all in fun. you'll love that when he's in ... >> the nursing home. it's the end of a great run, for legendary actors -- and best buds -- patrick stewart and ian mc-kellen. they've finished a successful tour in new york... appearing together in "waiting for godot" and "no man's land." but before finishing their projects, they posted these photos on twitter... this one's in front of nathan's, on coney island. dilemmas' something up? >> they are such a funny pair. they just make me smile. >> but only hired me because they needed a girl. are we supposed to go to you? >> it's ok. let's just talk about the rain. shares and thunderstorms in the south of 80. we continue to see the rain to the early portions of the

this is why norway, if you compare norway, which is a very expensive country. if you compare them in normal dollars they would be richer. but because the cost of live something so high they have incomes that are reduced by 30%. on the other hand, the spaniards and italians get a boost. >> and one of the things that the article and the times mentions is that it's not just a question of the salaries, it is that people in european countries have tremendous benefits. people in the lower middle class or poor or working they get much more from their government in way of benefits that aren't even monetary. >> the advantage of this study, this is data on income of households, and incomes are not the only wages. some of the dominant part is wages but it's income from capitol capital , self employment when i say tax credits. >> you're not counting five weeks of vacation and other social services that other countries provide. >> that would make the u.s. comparison worse for the u.s. one thing key cannot include is how many hours do you work or if you get state provided he

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video over norway in 2012 not that remarkable except for something that theÑi skydiver didn't noticeat the time. a rock shooting by him in midair. it would be the first time a meteorite would be caught flying on camera during a dark flight. the object has not been found. >> any earlier that would have been red hot, right? >>> something we have all imagined at one time or another, going to the atm and having it submit out thousands of dollars at us. a man wanted to take out $140 but the machine spit out about $137,000 instead. he had to return the cash. >> i never get a coder ror error. >>> there could be a big impact in silicon valley. it centers around a bad yelp review. a business owner says that there was seven false posts that caused him to lose nearly $1 million. they say the views are protected under the first amendment. earlier this week the wall street journal said they received about 2,000 complaints about yelp. >>> the festival created in the bay area to celebrate inventors have spread all over the united states. it started in san mateo, it is now in detroit and new york ci

norway denmark and canada border the arctic and have sovereign rights to resources within two hundred nautical miles of their territorial water ways over the past decades an international framework and arctic council has been established for offshore oil and gas activities as well as for storing cooperation among all parties now experts say the future of the world economy to some extent is dependent on the arctic but a growing appetite for a bigger slice of the pie is what many fear can inevitably spark a twenty first century cold war in the frozen waters when it comes to the arctic world powers talk of cooperation you. might start going to is that we are not going to have conflicts especially with countries like the us we should develop important ship as president obama has said the arctic region is peaceful stable and free of conflict. our goal is to help assure it stays that way but actions often speak louder than words as majestic ice caps are melting a military race is building up in the region the u.s. navy recently debuted a revised road map focused on expanding america's muscl

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>>> some people did some one-stop shopping at a jewelry store in norway but some shopping of the terrible kind because it wasn't shopping at all. they're robbing the place. apparently four of these guys or gals dressed identifyicly. the people in the store run right eye of there and you can see they just start smashing each and every case going down the line, breaking the glass. the first time i'm like are they going to steal anything or what. then keep watching because eventually they get out two big bags and they start cleaning house here, taking anything and everything. >> they're taking the whole rack. >> oh, yeah. look at this person here kind of patrolling the store with a big military-style weapon. some are saying it's like an ak-47. apparently they had an audi waiting for them outside. that was their get away car. check this out. police later found that audi not so far away burnt to a crisp. they think they dumped this car, had another get away car and this was their first vehicle. this thing has swedish plates. they have contacted police in sweden to see if there's a connection t

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