to norway this year in 38%. >> how much is it to go to norway? norway is not really a low-cost country. >> no, it's not. most of the people -- norway. i think there is some -- costing about $5,000. but then you will see a lot of norway. >> whether you have to go as a tourist if you watch the movie and now want to see the real sites here noo norway? >> you won't find the real sights, but you will find some of them. bergen, also chunheim with the church. so it's a different sort of norway. you won't find "frozen," but you will find a lot of these distant places. >> do you think that a sustainable thing with americans coming to norway or are they just inclined to travel here because -- triggered by that movie now so it's one up or is it sustainable? >> it is sustainable. america has been a very important market for us since the beginning of 1930. and, of course, we have a big increase now. and we're hopeful not only older americans, but younger americans and families. we know the families have been watching the movie and they want to go to norway, b

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

he called a prominent party in norway's government a fringe element and said he'd never even visitedntry. >> he was not nominated for his knowledge of norway i think that's safe to say. >> reporter: minnesota senator al franken represents a large scandinavian constituency. he sent a letter to secretary kerry this month telling him that he will vote against confirmation. >> mr. tsunis' performance in his confirmation hearing was disturbing to the norwegian american community in minnesota and actually to norwegians. >> reporter: tsunis' stumbles caused an uproar in franken's home state where 20% of the population is norwegian. >> he has no background and no knowledge of norway or the norwegian relationship. >> reporter: scandinavian mike davis, a minnesota attorney is leading the local opposition to tsunis' nomination. he started an online petition calling on the president to withdraw tsunis' name successfully lobbied both of minnesota's senators and wrote a personal letter to obama's chief of staff, minnesota native denis mcdonough. >> we would like to see the nomination withdrawn by

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! >> the committee clerk, is miller and i would like to thank sfgov tv and madam clerk are there any announcements? >> please be sure to silence all cell phones, items today will be on the june 24th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> today we have a few scheduling conflict, so we will be calling things out of order. could you call number 32 >>hearing on the budget and legislative analyst's performance audit of the fire depart

meteorologists say norway isn't immuned to tornadoes but they are rare.beo.dat how well sea so there was no damage to homes and no one was hurt. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist bill henley. >> that's the best waterspout video i've ever seen. haven't seen any strong thunderstorms but this afternoon we could see heavy downpours. this morning we're getting a steamy ar thunderstorms are going to beeang our way later ing,da srt wiouds, cloudiness and muggy conditions. that will likely fuel showers this afternoon. we could see heavy downpours this evening. allentown be 70, 73 for northeast philly. atlantic city seeing sunshine. there will be sunshine along the coastline. that will warm temperatures into the upper 70s with, closer to 8 degrees for cape may. if you look close, you can see the low clouds overhead. no rain drops falling from the clouds. northwestern pennsylvania seeing heavy rainfall overnight. this is on the move this evening. before it gets here, clouds will be building. this is 9:00 this morning and then look at the s

a major fund-raiser for the obama campaign may be the next ambassador to norway, but this lacklusterrmance at his january confirmation hearing is still hurting his prospects. >> there are a lot of managements that will continue to open up. it's important that we continue -- interesting. >> why don't we move on to miss bell. >> please. >> tsunis mistakenly referred to the president of norway. but the head is prime minister. he called the prominent party a fringe element and said he never even visited the country. >> he was not nominated for his knowledge of norway, i think that's safe to say. >> minnesota senn nor al frankel represents a large number. he sent a letter saying he will vote against confirmation. >> his performance at his confirmation hearing was disturbing to the norwegian american community in minnesota and actually to norwegians. >> tsunis's stumble caused uproar in frankel's home state. he start and online petition calling for the president to withdraw tsunis's name, successfully lobbying both senators and wrote a personal letter to obama's staff denis mcdonough. >> w

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that's the midnight sun, the sun not dropping below the horizon in norway tonight.t in case you want to know what was going on in northern norway, i'm here for you. high pressure building in over the next several days. it's going to park down to the south and west. this means pleasant weather just enough of the onshore flow. we are not hot but also not cloudy throughout the day. by this time next week, we may have a low pressure area coming down from the pacific northwest. very rare this time of year to see it dig that far to the south. right now computer models are saying it will and we will see some showers in the north bay right around this time next week. we'll wait and see. there is a slight shower chance at the end of next week right now. afternoons sunny, pleasant, fog burning off quickly both weekend days. concord tomorrow 84. exactly average. oakland 71. also exactly where we should be. that's where we stay. right on through the weekend, and the next week we are sunny, dry 80s inland, 70s near the bay with the tiny shower chance next friday. that's your kpi

during public comment neither the police norway commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide comments they should not enter into personal discussions members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. time for general public comment. good evening >> good afternoon. i'm mary i was born and raised in san francisco. worked for the city for 24 years. i'm here at the suggestion of mr. brown. she and i have been to the healing cycle together my child were murder in san francisco november 17, 2007. at that time, there were two investigators ton on the case that retired i've made numerous calls to call the homicide division for an update i've called recently a couple of weeks ago the people that retire were replaced by allocate person those two folks i don't have their names told me i would get an update and seven years i have not gotten it. it is unacceptable i think the least that is investigators can do is call a grieving mother to give an update. i have worked for the city for a long time they've eemgd will with a lot of cases but a phone

it snows infinitely in norway. >>> this is one of those pranks that honestly i can't believe the frankstersn't dead yet for pulling it off. do you remember the killer -- by the italian prankster? >> wasn't he scaring people in parking garages, mashing dummies with a mallette or something? >> that's exactly the one. why not bring it back? this time they made him even creepier. >> and this is playing on the many irrational fears that people have of clowns. >> even if you're not clown terrified already, you will be after this. this unsuspecting man in the blue shirt is walking up while the clown is digging a grave with candles and everything. the man spots the clown, the man suddenly gives chase. >> okay. this is where it gets creepy. because he gets one of those terror cell toys and i and he winds it up, watch, the guy walks out of the elevator and into the hallway. there is the carousel. gets his attention. >> oh, how awful. >> scary. >> and then the laug terrifying. >> terrifying. if this happened to you, what would you do? >> you would go fetal. >> watch this. he sets up the music box aga

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

and other parts of hoth took place in a glacier in norway. explore the 300 kilometers of tunnels in the catacombs of paris, in the comfort of your own home. .his documentary was produced as night falls, you find revelers and artist in this unusual location, the final resting place of millions of bones. bones. a 06/10/14 06/10/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! there is no doubt the suspects have some apparent ideology that is along the lines of militia and white supremacists. >> less than a week after attorney general eric holder revives a task force to look at domestic terrorists, america with the antigovernment retreat movement shoots dead two las vegas police officers, claiming it is t

much of europe's far north is being turned over to mining companies - right across scandinavia from norwayo finland - this is euro mining, a trade fair in tampere finland's second city >> today in finland we have 41 mines and this mining sector has been growing steadily for the last 5 or 6 years and we in the finnish government have great expectation that mining is one of the growth areas also in future in finland. the total turnover of our mining companies is almost 2 billion euros. so at this moment it is vital. >> finland's biggest mining company is talvivaara, whose chief executive gave a keynote address at the fair. >> what has been lacking in western europe is our own minerals and sources for minerals - and particularly now for instance uranium. - in europe there's hundreds of nuclear power plants which have to supply their uranium from outside europe and in this volatile world i think it would be safer to have our own source for nuclear power. >> this is talvivaara nickel mine. the ore in the ground is of such a low-grade that vast quantities of rock have to be dug up and crushed in

we have our sloped planting we will have norway - no more grass and finally our proposed under story planting that will be a mix of natives and other planets that concludes my presentation. and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them about the project >> commissioners, any questions for staff or for the sponsor. commissioner johns >> on page 5 section 4a we the court makes the statement i believe the proposed project is for the rehabilitation for a residential property therefore commercial activity won't be disturbed. i believe that i read that correctly and perhaps that is something that ought to be revisited >> where. >> on page 5 section 4a. >> i don't have a - >> 5? >> the motion - oh, yeah. >> shelly i'm sorry that's a type o and i'll correct it. >> any other questions or comments commissioner hyland. >> just a couple of things in the material. on the materials board some of the things need to be updated in the packed so you have a sound - summer beige that needs to go away and the metal is that going to be powered covered it says the galvanized metal and paint >

from norway to the spanish border, thousands of reinforced bunkers succeed each other along the coasts and landing. [background sounds] preparations for the normandy landings required to be in logistics and great britain pounds of material and millions of men have had to be dispatched. artificial ports and pipelines have had to be devised. every single day after d-day, the chief command planes to land 12,000 tons of provisions and 2,500 vehicles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the french resistance is to play an important role in the landings. by the spring of 1944, the french forces comprised about 100,000 men. the resistance networks supply thousands of pieces of information without the atlantic wall the airports, german garrisons, the deposed, the allied general staff announced every detail of the atlantic. on the evening of june 5, the members of the resistance received orders to go into action. they sabotage the line and the electric cables. for what they've done the operations are totally cut off. the german reinforcement. ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [background sounds] during the nigh

this is in norway, and this tower that you see here is made out of a bunch of wood pallets. as you see, there's guys at the very tippy top. >> like jinga. >> they are lighting a fuse that's going to end up inside that barrel at the very tippy top because their goal is to just burn the whole thing down. i'm talking roughly 131 feet worth of wood. >> wow. >> they need a longer fuse. >> they work on this for a little while, and right about here, you see the fire finally start. get down. >> yeah, right. >> they hang out for a while to see if the fuse actually ends up in the barrel. funny enough, it doesn't. so one of the guys has to climb back up, grabs the fuse on fire, and throws it in. this is all part of the annual festival to celebrate the birth of john the baptist. >> it's cool. looks like the town comes out for it. >> that scene has gone from that to this. >> oh. >> yeah. >> cool. >> fire! >> there's something about pallets this burn forever. >> it's important they burn from the top down because if they did it the other way around, the thing would probably topple over, an

title of an air carrier already holding an air operator certificate issued by a country iceland, norway transport agreement where such approval would contraconvenient article 17 of the u.s. e.u. transport agreement. the chair: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for five minutes. mr. defazio: i thank the chair. >> will the gentleman yield? will the gentleman yield? mr. defazio: yes. >> the reason i object, we weren't sure as to what the amendment was. and we would accept the amendment. mr. defazio: we won't take much time, if the gentleman would hoa just allow me for -- mr. latham: if the gentleman doesn't take much time. mr. defazio: yes. this is extraordinarily important and i thank the chair for his indulgence and his support. we in the open skies agreement with the e.u. anticipated that some countries might try and go forum shopping. that is like the cruise line industry, look for a nation that has lesser laws regulating labor, safety and then also allow outsourcing. this uld be a model for airline to incorporate in ireland, which does not fly to the united states, they would he

the tourism industry in norway is cashing in on "frozen."e people are headed there to see the landscape that inspired the backdrop for the hit animated movie. hotel and tour bookings for american tourists have spiked. visitors are especially interested in seeing the northern lights which is a highlight in the movie, and disney cruise line is even planning a norway itinerary for next year. and frank and michelle, i apologize now for let it go being stuck in your head for the rest of the day. >> you want to break into let it go right now? she sings it all the time. >> my 6-year-old sings it all the time. so i know every word. i know. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> reporter: i heard them singing it nonstop all morning. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com thank you, have a great weekend. >>> a racehorse from the sacramento area california chrome is going through the final workouts before taking a shot at the triple crown. this is video now of the thoroughbred practicing today at belmont park in new york. if he wins tomorrow's race, california chr

web searches on the visit norway sight are up over 150%.is a few of my producers contributed to that. i guess you never know. >>> heading to mars. call by nasa and other authorities to go to the red planet are getting stronger and stronger. they say the only thing in their way, well, is a couple things. one is the sheer cost of such a venture now estimated to be in the hundreds of billions of dollars. one group not letting that get in the way is mars one. it is an organization that is planning to put colony on mars in the next 10 years or so. they have been busy short listing candidates all with unique talents and traits. one thing that unites all of them their willingness to leave it behind and never come back. joining me is one of those people. max, first of all, how did you make yourself so unique that you got on the short list? what is unique and special about you that you get to go to mars? >> i guess probably my past. i've been working toward this goal basically my entire life academically and professionally. that is not what many peo

there is a new underwater search area, still huge, the size of norway. >> this is the best available and most likely place where the aircraft is resting. the search will still be painstaking. be fortunate could and find it in the first hour or the first day, but it could take another 12 months. >> experts are working on the thinnest of clues. basic satellite pings that were never meant for finding airplanes, and educated guesswork on how quickly the airline was flying and how high. there's also one key assumption. just look at where they think the airliner flew. there were no turns, no deviations. hours ther more flight was being flown not by pilot but by computer. >> it is highly unlikely that the aircraft was on autopilot, otherwise it could not have followed the path that has been identified through the satellite photos. >> that could mean everyone aboard was unconscious, but it's just an assumption. even if it is true, it doesn't rule out an accident or a deliberate act. are mapping the sea bad before they begin a proper underwater search in august. >> so much time, effort, and m

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. >> we go from louisiana to norway and see what's going on with this grouse.hat grouse is fighting with his own image. according to the homeowner they kept finding like droppings in this one spot and so they set up a camera after they realized that this grouse keeps coming back night after night fighting with himself. why? because they say mating season is close to over an they think he's a little her moenal it so atakes his reflection fighting for territory for whatever woman comes wandering around. >> you're never going to win that one and never going to lose. >> the ultimate demand for satisfaction. i demand satisfaction and he's not getting it from anybody, even himself. >>> it's a horrible scene when two kids are caught on camera -- >> abusing a 9-pound puppy. >> how a neighbor stepped up to get the pup out. >>> and see how this pole dancer puts his own spin on a hit song. ♪ >> that's funny. that's actually pretty hilarious. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i'd done this sooner." don't let that be you. you know your teeth ar

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eleven nations studied in this report australia canada france germany the netherlands new zealand norway sweden switzerland the united kingdom and the united states the us ranks last as they did in two thousand and ten two thousand and seven two thousand and seven two thousand and six and two thousand and four the united states had the highest percentage of citizens who didn't get medical care because they couldn't afford it a staggering thirty seven percent of americans so they didn't get a prescription or see a doctor or seek out medical care because they were worried about the costs on the flip side just four percent of people in the united kingdom so they skipped out on health care because of cost concerns so why such a large disparity the united kingdom has universal health care in fact every country in the comment that the commonwealth fund looked at has universal health care except us the us is the only free market country in the world without a universal health care system and not coincidentally the only one with such a large involvement of for profit companies in its health care

from norway to the span herb border, thousands of reinforced bunkers succeed each other along the coast france, 59 german divisions, 700,000 men, await the inevitable allied landing. prep reags for the normandy landings have required colossal logistics. in great britain, tons of material and hundreds of men have been dispatched. artificial ports and pipelines have been devised. every single day after d-day, they plan to land 12,000 tons of provisions and 2,500 vehicles. ♪ >> the french resistance is to play an important role in the landings. by the spring of 1944, the free french forces complies about 100,000 men. the resistance networks supply thousands of pieces of information about the wall, the airports, the german garrisons, the depots. the allied general staff are now familiar with the -- with every detail of the atlanta exwall. on june 10, members of the resistance receive orders to go into action. executing the plans that have been agreed, they attack convoys, sabotage railway lines, destroy bridges and electric power cables. thanks to what they have done, the theater of operati

rarely have they backfired like the white house's pick to represent the united states in the norway.le sunis clearly passed the test for money marketing on obama's behalf, he showed up to his congressional hearing without studying. norway has a king and a prime minister. >> as ambassador, how would you promote those trade cooperations. >> thank you for that save, senator johnson. >> that's republican senator ron johnson offering the proverbial softball to tsunis. even democrats such as al franken don't want tsunis to represent in oslo. >> you seem very, very ill prepared and also seem to kind of melt down a little bit. and i think what you want from a diplomat is someone who is good under pressure. >> franken and fellow minnesotan democrat amy klobuchar say norwegians take up barrage and voted to vote against the nomination. brianna keilar is filling in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room" today. >> thanks, jake. happening now, breaking news. anthrax scare, dozens of people may have been exposed to live potentially deadly bacteria. and back to iraq. president obama is ready to se

this is the third time he's been involved in a biting incident which is why a gambling site in norwayople bet on the possibility that he would bite someone. with dozens cashing in after yesterday's match. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> clouds are overhead. it's muggier this morning. we're at 71 degrees. that's 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. some areas closer to 10 degrees warmer this morning. don't forget your umbrella. showers and thunderstorms are in our future. so far, the roads @'t look too bad, jillian. >> they're quiet and clear, bill. that's a great way to start the morning. this is 76 on the king of prussia end of 76. we now go to jesse gary. >> everything looks good here but not making the grade, how civil engineers see the state's aging infrastructure. we'll talk about that coming up right after this break. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> here's a live look at first alert weather radar. we are watching for showers today. we're already feeling the increased humidity. >>> new from overnight, fire breaks out at an industrial plan in the montgomery county. nbc 10

now summer. 3:a 1 tomorrow morning, and north of the arctic circle shths including items north of norway, this will happen. the sun is actually not going to set. land of the midnight sun will be exactly that tomorrow as we're going to see 24 hours of daylight anywhere north of the arctic circle. just down to our south and west, light on shore flow. you'll get cloud cover at the coast. you isle get cloud cover in san francisco tomorrow morning, fog, as well. it'll burn off quickly. mild temperatures that won't be hot because still having a bit of ocean influence. let's fast forward now all the way to the end of next week because this is significant. summer time we really get any wide spreed rain chance. we may have one next friday as low pressure digs down the west coast, makes it from the pacific northwest here. by this time next week, we may be talking about a few showers. fog burning off quickly tomorrow. sunny and pleasant with that tiny shower chance late next week. very close to average tomorrow. con cordelia, your aufrj is 84. morgan hill 87. san jose 79. dublin 85. san ramon 85. 6

. >>> and marathon oil is selling its north sea oil business in norway to a norwegian oil producer for about doctor 2 billion. the move is an effort by marathon to stream line its portfolio and assets and focus on the united states. shares were off a fraction to $36.procedure. tyler. >> google, susie, is reportedly planning to spend more than a billion dollars on satellite. the tech giant wants to spread internet access to unwired regions of the world. but despite the buzz, google class a shares were off more than a percent at $564.34. delta ordered 15 aircraft from airbus for delivery in 2018. the airline didn't say how much it paid, but the list price of the order is more than $1.5 billion. the new planes will replace similar ones the company just retired from its fleet. shares of delta were up 2% to $40.77. the do nut maker krispy kreme reported disappointing news, sales came in light. also the company lowered its 2015 earnings outlook. shares took a dive after the report, during the regular trading day the stock was on a little sugar high finishing up slightly at $19 even. >>> comi

pipeline project are not but if rush was no longer available what alternatives are there for example norway's data c.e.o. now increase gas supplies to the european union but it just wouldn't be enough in terms of point to it to to make up for all of that russian gas so what are the alternatives as of today. i don't think but. second let's keep in mind about gas consumption so share of total energy consumption in europe is five percent. this means that europe is reversed and has options and it's together with a new. approach is to diversify i have said there are energy mix and there are sources of supply. i don't see a scenario. or any major disruption and i do see that europe has many options on the table to deal with any situation if europe has the versified or just system even though. or even the fact that this player of gas to europe and can be done it states make up any shortfall in or just for you. in gas united states you know and gas in the rest of the world and gas markets in general we have yet to see many all the other developments unfold before we can say with any certainty how wha

. >>> disney's smash hit "frozen" is apparently good news for norway. the wildly popular movie from our parent company is boosting the number of u.s. tourists heading to the landscape there that inspired the movie setting. a tourism official says hotel stays there are up 37% from last year. >>> and taco bell is adding what it calls the qeusarito to its menu. it's a beef burrito, with rice, chipotle sauce and reduced fat sour cream in a grilled cheese quesadilla. you can have it made with steak or chicken. the company says it was the best-seller in a test market. you can try it starting on monday. >> i want one of those. bring it on. >>> since we're talking about food, let's do it. you should know that it's national doughnut day. it is a holiday, for real. >> yum, yum, yum. it started back in 1938, believe it or not, to honor the women who served doughnuts to soldiers in world war i. to mark the occasion, dunkin' donuts and krispy kreme are giving away free doughnuts. and here, on set, we have entenmann's new doughnut flavor, red velvet. right here. i ha

approach was building around michael bradley from new jersey and a player from texas and players from norway. >> we trust him ever since he's taken over the team and we have no reason to doubt that now. >> reporter: but most of the soccer world does. 13th ranked u.s.a. needs to get past germany the second best team in the world and portugal the fourth best to advance to round two of the tournament. grant wahl has covered five world cups. what's the expectation for the u.s.a. >> to advance and finish in the top two and get to the round of 16. if you don't do that, that's a failure. >> reporter: although more american children play organized soccer than little league baseball, youth participation in soccer stalled between 2008 and 2012. team u.s.a.'s performance could change that. >> the biggest moment you could ever hope to be a part of. >> reporter: team u.s.a. adopted the slogan "i believe" and so has the marketing machine around it. but americans have fallen in love with winners and a cupp in brazil could make it the one to remember. >> jeff glor: at 10:00, 9:00 central, coming up, a speci