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! Él es reginald. nunca ha estado en internet. hoy él quiere cambiar eso. su instructora. su plan: comprar boletos de avión y sorprender a su esposa <3 <3 <3 <3 pero primero, va a sorprenderse a sí mismo. descubre el internet. encuentra una clase gratis cerca de ti. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so,

there is "norway's got talent". >> have you been to norway? >> i haven't. >> it is spectacularly beautiful. i was doing a guinness world record special with david frost and it was base jumping. set the record for base jumping, you jump literally off a stationary place, a spot and -- he did it and made the record and the next day they went out to celebrate and died. lovely memories of norway. >> anyway, okay. >> the fjords are gorgeous. >> minus the dead gichlt >> watch out for them. >> this is a kid from norway's got talent. 8-year-old kid, angelina jordan. apparently she sings like old classics. she sang "fly me to the moon." take a look. ♪ let me sing forever more ♪ you are all in love ♪ all i worship and adore ♪ and please be true and i love you ♪ >> oh, my god. >> what? >> what style. she is just a kid singing, standing there singing. >> the song is about 100 years older than she is. >> oh, my god. that was great. what are your favorite karaoke songs? all right. something called "smul" unless it is a typo. they compiled the top five karaok

for example, what if norway has a modern democracy was occupied?s theupier would allow same privileges that we have had for years like we could go to barcelona or a week of shopping. we could seemingly have the same tv programs. we would have the same standard of living. things,uld keep those beat would we willing to sacrifice? freedom and independence, what to does really mean? this is because norway was occupied during the second world war by germany. in moderne heroes norwegian history is from the second world war. in would our generation act the same situation? wrote the -- when i outline for the story, i had russia occupying norway. ight now, that seems like -- knew what was going to happen in ukraine. >> where was your ambition? how do you see it connecting all the dots? as a storyteller, my to writeis to be able something truly original. to say something that has has not been said before. of course, that is extremely ambitious. i don't think i have been able to do that yet, but i have to keep that ambition. i have to have something that will

this video shot very recently in norway. he grew up in france and noticed there's still out there, but not as much as you normally see. look at all the rocky areas he has to flnavigate over. speed riding. you have an oil foil where you can pick yourself up off the ground to do things like this. the longest glide was for one mile while he was off the ground and look at some of these areas. look at all this like untouched pristine-looking snow right here. looks so cool from above. doesn't look like snow. >> i love he's doing this right at sunset. >> the lighting, the snow, the chilly breeze hitting you. >> when you have both options available to you to ski some of this back country snow or fly, that's got to be a tough choice. >> right. >> i feel like skiing or flying. he said at his highest he was 150 feet above the ground which is just so cool to think about. >> happiness sounds the same in every language. >> so does jealousy. man. >> i wonder what comes first, are they a good skier first or paraglider first? >> i don't know

one thing -- and for example this morning i did not spend time with the team that played against norway. i kept my eye on the players playing a little bit or not at all. after that, i also have my staff to help. and everyone has to feel important in the group. inis hard to feel important a competition -- i don't know which players they will be at, some won't play or some will be featured sparingly. but the common goal is to get everyone pointed in the same direction. >> he scored twice in a victory against norway, with the likelihood of serving as backup -- >> i am 23 years old, one of 23 players in the world cup and this is a dream come true. i want to help the team as much as i can. >> france had families against paraguay and jamaica. and they have the friendly against honduras on june 15. they are putting the final touches for their first appearance in the world cup since 1998. the striker has been out with a knee injury and has several other goals in qualifying and his teammates hope that he recovers. >> he is a person and player who brings so much to the team. we are appreciative h

acts 1 through 3 cover peer's youth in norway. his maturity and adult years abroad is the subject of act 4. and finally, peer's old age and return home is the subject of act 5, the portion for our viewing. we will also see excerpts from scenes in acts 1, 2 and 3 as reminders of important figures in peer's youth. there's his mother, ase, who, like peer, prefers to view life romantically rather than realistically. there is solveig, whom peer loves and asks to wait for him. he leaves her behind to pursue his search for self and truth. with his personal slogan, go round, ringing in his ears, peer's search takes many years. he returns to his starting point and finds that he now must justify his search and his philosophy. [music] may i dance with your daughter? you may, but first we must go inside and greet the people of the house. godspeed your work. don't turn me away. you're sent for me and so you must take me. wait for me. wait for me. yes, i'll wait. how can i be happy with such a pig of a son? what is the family left now from the

exposure in norway. i do think the revenue stream here, the dividend income is good and you have markets that i think with oil at this price, even though there's been weakness in cap x, i think they are still going to rent drill ships. >> yeah. do you like this trade? it's a bet on global economic growth. >> i do. i love that area. i still find it very difficult to find too many different ways to try to play norway. but obviously energy -- i know what you're saying. but energy is certainly something that for months and months that has been the focal point. >> brian, where are you looking? >> south america. brazil. i'm not the first person to discover this. look at what happened in india. you have this massive run-up in epi because they're going to get a new government. a pro growth, pro business government. brazil's economy is awful right now. they have an election this fall. you could get a regime change there which would help brazil growth markets. ewz, the etf there. i'm looking at the low 40s and a l

for example, what if norway, as a modern democracy, was occupied? and the occupier would allow us the same privileges that we've had for years -- like we could go to barcelona for a week for shopping, seemingly we would have the same tv programs, and we would have the same standard of living. if we could keep those things, what would we be willing to sacrifice for words like freedom and independence? what does that really mean, if it didn't mean anything seemingly, you know, didn't mean anything in our everyday life? norway, of course, was occupied in the second world war by germany, and many of the heros in modern norwegian history is from the second world war. how would our generation act in the same situation? now, i did -- when i wrote the outline for the story, i had russia occupy norway. right now, that seems like, you know -- i didn't know that was going to happen in ukraine. >> charlie: what was your ambition? how do you see it connecting all the dots? >> i think, as a storyteller, my ambition is to, at some point, be able to write something

so they flew all over the coastline from northern norway all the way down to spain.t their defenses along the coast, and these were huge gun batteries, trenches, machine gun posts. we needed to know what they were. >> we had maps. we had aerial photographs of the entire area. we knew practically where every blade of grass was because we studied it so hard and so long. >> the maps showed all german defenses on the atlantic wall. the secret of getting all your intelligence from the photography was the photography was taken in 3d, or stereo as we called it. it gave you 60% overlap of each photograph taken. when you merge those two photos, that gave you a perfectly formed three dimensional image. it was 60% overlap of the photos that gave you that. the terrain will have undulations. why is it there? what does it mean? how important is it to the military operation? women were great at this analysis and had great patience for looking at the minutia on the photograph. >> women started taking on all sorts of jobs traditionally employed by women. women made a huge market in t

this one in norway. rescuers were down against the clock. a 76 year old man had gone out to walk his dog and lost his way for 7 hours. he is dressed in thin clothing. it was cold outside. he was cold and terrified and rescuers were able to find him because of the helicopter and the thermal imaging technology. you can see the outline of the man waving the man down. the man is on the ground near him. he is safe and sound. the next video is footage of an aircraft landing the landing dpe gear on the left side didn't fully deploy on the first approach. they tried to manually get the landing gear to come down. in this moment we are watching the come in with that partially deployed. you see that plane come in across the desert. this craft went 5,000 feet from the run way going through the dessert. keep watching, watch how quickly they get out of this aircraft. there were 103 people onboard. no one was injured in the crash. very lucky. what a great job by the eye lots to land it safely to get everybody on the ground alive. >> it is a new week and we

the furthest is from norway. >> that is what i say in norway. >> and on vacation from the north poley bring in suits and boots and kept on practicing the jolly chant. >> my goodness. merry christmas. >> and then the santas in training. >> i have a wide imagination and a let of people like to destroy the imagination for kids and i thought keeping it alive would be good. >> and former pro wrestler mick foley, yeah, that guy was on hand to spread the christmas spirit. >> i am an aspiring christmas helper and if i get on the nice list, i will be a full- fledged helper in no time. nheadlines before we go. a chicago activist expected to plead guilty in detroit. she is a cowed of not telling immigration officials about her conviction. if she pleads guilty she will likely be deported. automakers say air bags were not mounted to the steering whole for hyun da i. four tons on display of sugar. and we want to make a quick correction. first lady bush on her birthday she received the dog that passed away. it was given in 2004 and obviously not 2014. that is a little correction to make. we'll go o

this was in norway on the highway. he is going faster than traffic. communicating with the officers on the ground. eventual eventually the guy hit some traffic. i can't be going this slow. he was hit with spikes popping two of his tires. he passes all of these cars and there was the roadblock. he keeps going and now he is thinking i might be in the clear here. keep watching because the cops get closer and closer and then he says okay i'm giving up. they have their dude. but he gets out and jumps over a barrier and he is off into the way that traffic he is doing the best frogger impersonation there. he got tackled. >> that cop behind him had some legs. you have to think if you are one of these officers you are jacked up. you want to run this guy down. this guy is taken out. >> firefighters job is tough enough without having to worry about this. you hear that? >> that is ammunition going off because of these lanes inside the house. tough situation now. the firefighters have to be careful with how they deal with the single wide fire. nearby neighbors say

elizabeth went out fishing in norway. she caught these little fellas and a researchers from the institute says it may be the case. in fact that same researcher says that most likely these have sensory organs where the person is tickling them and that has the ability to record electric impulses which causes them to contract. it is not necessarily that they are ticklish. >> well, it seems like the disney frozen obsession meter has leveled off. it might be back after this video. ♪ ♪ i think you are at the age that you should be having some vegetables ♪ ♪ how about a carrot or a kale or piece if you will try ♪ ♪ do you want to have some broccoli okay why ♪ ♪ she doesn't like apples >> this is -- we have showed you clips on the show before. ♪ >> spaghetti, bagels other stuff, it is tough to get them to eat their vegetables. ♪ we let you eat your macaroni and we started sitting down a and ♪ >> i can't blame the kid there. it is fun. >> do you want to eat some broccoli? ♪ welcome to my game >> funny stuff from pen and family the

. ♪ >> there is a new trend on facebook in northern norway dudes challenge their buddies to take thear plunge. super cold. this guy is going to take the plunge on a bicycle. here it goes. oh my. >> he gets going to about one mile per hour. and nose dives off that peer and into the water. and the shock initially but then he's all right i can deal with this. so now he gets to challenge someone else. >> sounds like it. this guy, he dives in. this guy cannot wait to get out now. now this next video this dad pranking his son. it is like resistance training. dad pulls off a prank that not even your worst enemy should do then, let's go. the kid goes flying and doesn't get up right away either. >> it is real or fake with matt. >> that is the segment. real or fake. >> see how a meat head breaks a sweat and how a roller coaster takes a scary dive. >> it is fake because the person filming it would have said oh my gosh. and monday's buzz word for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> closed captioning provided by: now back to the show. >> it is time to check in with matt that means real or fake vide

." >> they had 3,000 miles to go from norway to the spanish border of france. >> they noticed operation over lord would land thousands of troops on the beaches of normandy. the code napes from british and sword utah and ohm maha were th american beaches. >> it was supposed to be in may of 1944 but it was delayed until june 5th and bad weather caused it to be delayed again. >> southern england and eastern england would have resembled almost a vast stock yard and industrial parking lot filled with every imaginable weapon. >> all along the coast there were a couple dozen encampments where the americans were staging. >> on display at the world war ii museum in new orleans is the higgins boat in the city where the boats were built this was the landing skracraft that carr our beaches through normandy. >> it was made of hard wood and the principle metal piece on the whole boat. >> the average american gi was 5 foot 9 weighed 144 pounds. the depression was hard on the health of the american people. we have just over a million still alive. >> landed in this cemetery on the morning of june 6th, 1

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the first game against norway with good results was a good omen for us. >> despite a crushing win over defend they had to performance of midfielder. >> obviously, yes qualities above the average. but don't worry, i told him what he did well and what i did not like. he is still young. what is bred in the bones still comes out on the front -- in the flesh, but he still very good at what he's able to do. >> a final warm-up against jamaica before their opening game on the 15th of june against honduras. portugal will feel that anything is possible in this world cup. fresh from winning the champions madrid, renaldo has now linked up with the squad. arrived at theo training club on the atlantic coast. >> is big. everyone knows he has influence. he is our captain, so his influence is important. we are happy is here. he must also be happy, and being european champions league it is good for us and good for them. the 2006 semi finalists -- >> the 2006 a my finalists are in a difficult match. the first one against the germans is a crucial one. a lesson on gave thursday. he crushed his opponent fro

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. >> to the norway championship rally. keep an eye on this ford fiesta coming around this corner. >> oh! >> got to screw in those bolts. >> lost one of its front wheels. did you notice where the tire was going. >> right at the camera man. >> does it hit? uh-huh. >> good cameraman. follow the action, didn't worry about his own safety. >> exactly what he was doing. doesn't seem like he even realized the tire had come off the car. turns around to keep following the action as he's supposed to do. instead getting wiped out by the tires. >> couldn't have felt good. that tire is heavy and going pretty quickly, rolling right for you, and i bet the karm all in his face, probably got a black eye. >> that happens to these guys all the time, every day debris flying, but they stay on point. >> not throw stuff at them. >> another angle that shows when he was hit. >> that looks like it killed him. i can't believe he got back up. >> the camera flies off, he goes on the ground. sore shoulder and apparently a bruise on his stomach but he's

edmond hillary and norway reached the peak at 11:30 in the morning on may 29, 1953. the two spent only 15 minutes atop the mountain. as hillary told the story, both men reached the summit at the same time. >> we had been climbing together. i think we became a fairly heavy pair. this was just one example of how together you are. and how one is always protecting the other. i was leading down the asphalt. when i was passing a crevase a large piece of ice came down. and he pulledded me up so i didn't go very far. >> how did it feel up there on top of the world? >> very happy. >> in 2003, sir edmond hillary son's talked about how he celebrated the 50th anniversary of his father's achievement when climbing that mountain. >> there's a lot of times you want to be some where else. because the jet stream blasting over the top. but when you reach there it's incredible uplifting experience. it's very exciting. >> so you took a film crew along with national geographic. the pictures from there are spectacular. this is the highest point on plant earth. >> it's not easy to get this

. >>> to the norway championship rally. keep an eye on this car coming around this corner. oh! you throw in the -- >> just lost one of the front wheels. did you notice where the tire was going? >> at the cameraman. >> right at him. does it hit? >> good cameraman. >> follows the action, didn't worry about his own safety. >> exactly. doesn't seem like he even realized that the tire had come off the car, turns around to keep following the action as he is supposed to do, but gets wiped out by the tire. >> that tire is heavy. a. it is going pretty quickly, rolling right toward you. and i bet it jammed his camera into his face. probably has a black eye. >> that happens to these guys all the time. every day, almost, there is debris flying. >> i have another angle that shows exactly when he was hit. >> that looks like it killed him. i can't believe he got back up. >> the camera flies off, he goes on the ground. a bruise on his stomach. he's getting a laugh out of it. listen to this. >> he had it on his shoulder, which i didn't realize. he had it on his shoulder and that gave him a blin

the series will continue for months, ending in october after competitions in the u.s., ireland, norway, and spain. well, the winner of a very different competition has returned to a ram courthouse reception in her native austria. nchita wurst won this year's european song contest. the breerd bearded drang competed from others from 25 countries. her victory is being hailed as a triumph for tolerance. >> the phoenix has landed. hundreds of fans gathered to welcome back this your's winner, wurst. people the word over are celebrating the drag queen's victory and i think so persuasional message, to be true for yourself. >> yesterday wasn't just a victory for me but a victory for everyone who believes in a future without discrimination. >> ♪ >> the winning ballad was an nthem about overcoming problems. she's a popular ambassador for equality and freedom. dutch country duo grabbed second with their duet "calm after the storm." third place went to a swedish inger for her song "undo." german band elisia grabbed the "is itot with a pop song right." but it was conchita that inspired europe on sat

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so just sweden, denmark, norway, together wouldn't make up the emissions caused by those ten companies. >> so will your list cause the consumers to change their eating and drinking habits and should they? >> we hope so. the public con influence the companies. we have seen that through campaigns. we think that if consumers are made aware of the issues they'll put pressures on the companies and the companies will pay more attention to the supply chains. >> i will play the devil's advocate then, do we live in a day and age where everything we do is a carbon emitter and we are going to damage the environment? >> not necessarily. there are many ways to farm that don't create as much damage. it is the clear cutting, it is the industrial development, it is the fertizers that we are using, those things we are change and still produce as much or more food. we can also start changing some of our eating practices that would also have an impact. for the purpose of this report, we are looking at the deforrestation that is unnecessary, and use of industrial fertilizers, those can be avoid. just by l

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they have a match tonight against norway.lkeeper is expected to go straight into the lineup along with skipper sakho. >> of course we are ready. we have been doing some good work with the coaching staff since monday. we have even done double training sometimes. we also had a training game against the under 19 team which allowed us to get back to our game pace. so we find ourselves physically fit. lloris tosual skipper -- rested, he will hand the captain's armband to defend their sakho. >> hello, i'm john cleese. have you heard of the 13th century sufi mystic whose poetry outsold all other poets in the united states for over a decade? when unesco declared 2007 as "the year of jalaluddin rumi," they rightfully recognized his contribution as an advocate of interfaith tolerance and respect. they described rumi as "one of the great humanists, philosophers, and poets who belong to humanity in its entirety." the u.n. recognized that the spiritual evolution and, quite possibly, the survival of our very world is directly tied to the i

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