at first, kate had the shoes produced in norway.roduction costs were high, but she would have accepted that of quality standards have been met, but the whole project flopped. the factory could not manufacture her shoes properly. that, too, resulted from the oil boom. trades and craftsmanship have declined in norway. kate erickson to the consequences and took her production abroad to portugal. in norway, it has become clear that the oil boom has brought some unintended effects -- not all of them positive. >> that's all for today. thanks very much for watching. we really appreciate it. if you use twitter, join the conversation with me online. we would love to hear from you -- positive, negative comments, everything is welcome. in the meantime, it's good i from me for now, and see you next week. -- goodbye from me for now, and see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- xx xxxx. >>> more anger. demonstrations in hong kong are far from over, as allegations of police beating of a protester draw pe

in norway, this girl has a voice. in norway, people have a voice. in these other countries, they don't. i think this is incredibly important. it gives everybody the opportunity to act. >> jody is our latest winner in the rtm ipad mini give away. she watches on fox 11 in los angeles. congratulations to jody. your chance to win is coming up later in our show. >> you need thursday's buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzz word is coming up. >> the rtm ipad mini give away is coming up. >> sometimes i get home sick. i miss asia every now and again. it's a cool place. another video from hong kong takes me back from when i was a kid, traveling through the cities. they are going through the harbor tunnel, doing shopping, eating food. doing this typical hong kong tourism stuff. they go inside an elevator. they are carrying gopros and they are wearing masks. actually, you've seen them before it's the guy that went up to that massive tower in shanghai where they are above the clouds. they are at it again in hong kong. this ti

norway policies are excellent for older people.and sweden weren't rich countries 100 years ago. >>> stay with us here on bbc world. still to come, the number of dead from the eruption in japan has risen. 12 more bodies are found at the mountain. ing, means keeping seven billion transactions flowing. and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. what if we finally had that would be amazing. hey, what if we took down this wall? what if this was my art studio? what if we were pre-approved? shut up! from finding to financing, how'd you do that? zillow. >>> this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. protest leaders in hong kong will occupy government builders if if the leader doesn't resign by thursday. >>> the former bosnian serb leader karadzic is making former statement as in the court where he's accused of crimes

norway has a very robust sector. >> norway's sovereign wealth fund has done interesting things.hey have been moving into more assets they can yield a little more. i'm wondering how much will investors suffer in this high yield? does volatility matter? >> it matters quite a bit because they are always looking for opportunity. in our conversations with a lot of the sovereign wealth funds, they have a lot of cash to put to work. what has frustrated them over the last couple years has been the lack of volatility. they have not seen enough opportunity to put that money to work and they like this environment. it does not have to be the sovereign wealth funds. it could be official institutions in japan that are trying to diversify away from japanese government bonds. >> a lot to talk about here after janet yellen ends qe. we will continue the conversation on investment in our next hour. we will speak about the strange brew known as the hedge fund business going into 2015. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." we are on everything that is digital. fromding my flip phone 2003. [laughte

severe swamped western norway. wednesday two dozen people had to be airlifted after becoming stranded. many local roads have been closed as a result of the severe weather. officials say this is a 1 in 200 year flood event. at this time no serious injuries or casualties have been reported so that's the good news i can give you, but unfortunately the system is going to be pulling away but another round of heavy rain will be making its way from the british isles and into western norway, so this is what the four-day outlook looks like in and around bergen and western norway. pounding rainfall at least into sunday and the temperatures quite low there as well. stockholm just at 8 degrees but meanwhile, looking at pleasant conditions across the central europe. paris at 19 degrees with partly sunny skies and the iberian peninsula, madrid reaching 24, lisbon same digits there, that's until another system pulls in by friday. i'll leave you now your extended forecast around the globe. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "ne

. >>> plus, heavy rain closes roads and damages buildings in western norway.ll have the world's weather for you, as well. stay with us. >>> welcome back. thousands of migrants are desperate to make it into the united states each year. >> we know how dangerous those travels are. some risk their lives by taking boats from their home countries with exclusive access, cnn's alina machado rode with the u.s. coast guard in the florida straits and witnessed dramatic rescues. >> reporter: a dramatic scene plays out in the florida straits. >> i got them. >> reporter: a united states coast guard plane spots this small boat packed with 29 cubans, including several women and at least one young boy. the boat is taking on water. >> norvel is coming on scene. >> reporter: yet when the coast guard cutter arrives to help, the group's leader refuses the help. eventually the group gives up and gives in. joining the growing number of migrants rescued while make thing dangerous and sometimes deadly journey to the u.s. >> we've seen the highest migration levels from cuba and haiti i

. >> i have clients in norway. i have clients in sweden, turkey, mexico, in brazil. >> reporter: olga black is a licensed therapist. her patients live around the world but she never leaves her home to treat them. >> i use skype very often a third of my practice and a really great way to provide therapy for people who would otherwise not have the opportunity to get therapy or to get help. >> reporter: so, with just a few clicks of the mouse, she is able to see them regularly from the comfort of their own homes, offices, even their cars. >> skype is something to help people more with support, with life structure, with parenting, with guidance. it's a mixture between therapy and coaching. >> reporter: black says her patients include college students who need some extra guidance when they are far away from home, people who are disabled and have trouble traveling, and full-time, stay-at-home moms who have little free time away from the kids. >> what i like is that it's very flexible. i don't need to leave the house. >>

happy to host you here in egypt, and happy because of your response to accept the invitation - egypt, norway and different countries. in order to express our solidarity for the gazans in their deal, and the best ways to provide support to their legitimate leadership and government in the efforts to reconstruct the gaza strip. gaza is and will be a part and parcel of the palestinian state which is looking forward to its independence, and enjoy legitimate rights on every effort of its journey. this conference is an important step to support the egyptian effort since the sart of the latest -- start of the latest crisis in gaza. egypt has always been supporting the bloodshed and keeping the palestinians, the innocent palestinians, and keep and support the legitimate rights of the palestinian people. >> egypt has continued its efforts since the initiative of egypt to stop fighting. we have seen so many rounds of talks during 51 days of fighting. we have succeeded despite all the obstacles that were trying to hinter its efforts, and we have reached a presencive ceasefire on the 26th -- comprehensi

uk-based john o'keefe and norway based husband and wife mary and bart mosser share the honor. nobel officials say their discovery has helped to solve a problem that has occupied scientists for centuries. the three are first to be awarded prizes this year. the announcement of the nobel prize got under way on monday, and as we're reporting let me just repeat the names again. uk based john o'keefe and norway based husband and wife mary mosser and bart mosser share the honor, congratulations. >>> in other news a powerful storm that brought heavy rain and strong winds to large areas of japan has moved out to sea. typhoon phanfone caused injuries to about 60 people and left at least six people missing. the typhoon blew through okinawa on sunday. police say several u.s. airmen were taking photos at the seashore when three were washed out to sea. one drowned, and the other two are missing. phanfone then moved northeast. one part of shizuoka prefecture on honshu reported nearly 400 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. that's nearly twice the average for the whole month of october. >> trans

norway, brazil, even places like nigeria. for want to thank you spending time with me.till ahead, it was an obsession that fueled a film. coming up, are you tired of aboutg about it koran -- bitcoin? would you like to know who they are? there is a new documentary. >> there is a new movie out and laundering fbi money. interesting? the director and are of the new -- star of there are the new film joins us now. guess you have got to watch the whole movie to find out. how did you get started? a fewot interest did years ago. it lets me in. really aology is breakthrough for computer science. it allows us this cash that works over the internet. prior to bitcoin if you wanted to send cash you had to use a nerd party. now you can send money -- use a third-party. you can now send money over the internet. >> you have delivered all of these powerful computers, and they delivered it in a delivery van. what about trying to find the available? >> those were the first that had computer chips specifically .esigned for bitcoin it was really exciting to get the first veneration of this ha

at 4,600 feet, the sognefjell road is norway's highest pass.se modest altitudes take us high above the tree line, with snow through the summer. norway's lunar-like mountainscapes and deep fjords were shaped by glaciers that covered most of the continent 10,000 years ago. europe's largest surviving glacier, jostedal, is still hard at work. it covers 180 square miles, and, though shrinking, is still mighty. of the many tongues of the glacier, this one, called "nigardsbreen," offers the best visit. the valley comes with a quintessential glacier view. the approach includes a cruise across the glacial lake. the scale is enormous, and blue cliffs of ancient ice dwarf awestruck visitors. park guides lash on crampons and rope up adventurous travelers in preparation for an icy hike. while there are more demanding nigardsbreen routes, i'm joining a family hike -- just an hour, but offering an unforgettable experience and bringing you face to face with the power and majesty of nature. while tentative at first, hikers soon gain confidence with their crampo

i want to thank foreign minister brenda of norway also. norway has a long, abiding passion for the subject of peace in the middle east. going back two decades to oslo, norway has been very much engaged in the effort. it's good to be at an event where the results are positive. so many people have come together to contribute significant amounts of money over the next several years. more than 50 countries and organizations came here from near and far united in determination to not only rebuild gaza but to chart a different course for the future. this is the third time in less than six years that together the people with gaza have been forced to confront the reconstruction effort. this is the third time in less than six years we've seen war break out and gaza left in rubble. so now is the time to break this cycle once and for all, and that means addressing both the immediate concerns on the ground as well as the underlying causes of the discontent and anger, frustration that has fueled this conflict in the first place. they have a right to be

this is actually from otto, about 300 kilometers to the west of oslo, norway. and structures threatened by swelling rivers. they're almost two times the size they should be on average, at least. and there haven't been any reports of any fatalities or injuries fortunately enough. but definitely a nuisance. it's closed down 20 roadways in the area. we're talking about twice the monthly average rainfall for that region. here's a look at some of those rainfall totals. 146 millimeters since monday. you can see we've got more rainfall in the forecast for norway and much of europe. >> a snowy halloween for the states. >>> artists from around the world gathered right here in atlanta for an annual body painting competition. where was any and a performance by the atlanta ballet in 3-d neon paint that lit up the room. check it out. ♪ >> standing there and letting them do their work, it's a mental challenge and takes a long time, but it's so amazing when it's done. >> you had a certain amount of time to get your artwork done. it's six to ten hours that you want to work on

most notably, norway, and the canadian dollar. weeks ago, we were looking at how much canada might outperform because of his close links to the u.s. >> thank you very much. as we head to the break, let's check in on some of the movers. one of them we're watching is the chipmaker missed the quarter profit estimates, but sees a strong start to 2015. csr, a move of over 30%. we will talk tech, next. ♪ >> welcome back. we're live from the city of london. we're watching a xml, the dutch company that makes chipmaking machines. they made less money than analysts estimated. they will have a strong start in 2015. >> these guys make the machines that make the chips. it is not so much about how they did in the last quarter. it is about the picture going forward. they think the first half of next year is going to be strong. why? they think there will be a lot of memory sales out there. they confirmed their full-year guidance. they say they have a big backlog of orders, which is always helpful when you make forecasts. the other thing they upda

. >> in the report suggests you may want to move to norway.he global age of watched index looks at the economic well-being of all the people in 96 countries. norway ranked no. 1 because it had well- developed organizations for the elderly a long history of state welfare and strong social media campaigns that create public awarenes sweden and switzerland no. 2 and 3 on the list. united states ranks no. 8. at the very bottom of the list #96 afghanistan. >> and these are #96 afghanistan. >> and these are kids cheesecakes. fow but the fast on the jewish holiday. making cheese cake blintzes. he was a competitor on master chef season one. the personal chef and founder of the cookie and granola company. >> to think they are just delicious to begin with. you've now made them even more decadent. it is a classic span. actually a cheese cake filling. connection to play with the ingredients to your liking. i'm making a straightforward chicago cheeseca. really what i'm doing is taking about two packages about 16 ounces of cream cheese and we're going to ma

we're picking up lng in yemen, in norway, in angola, and we are shipping it all around.hen you really look at what is going to happen, china, india, that is where the real growth and energy is. >> here we are all in services. you are shipping all around the world and guarding against ebola but you also have to deal with piracy. that's a big issue. >> yeah. luckily we are sort of at the end of it as it relates to somalia. a big problem is refugees. there is a huge refugee crisis in northern africa all trying to come to southern europe. we have picked up several boats and been asked by coast guard's to pick them up and drop them off in places like italy. i would say the refugee prices-- a bigger crisis than when you are a tanker and you suddenly have 100 people, undocumented onboard. that is itself something you worry about. >> you get to worry about those things but you also have to worry about the global economy. telling a business is performing. >> we have a lot of long-term contracts. our lng, our average contract is 14 years. we don't really worry about that. we worry

residents of italy, and spain and france and norway and the list goes on will live two to three years longer than americans. so in terms of our outcomes, they are not particularly good. what about prescription drugs? clearly when we go to the doctor's, very often the therapy is medicine. i recall talking to a doctor in northern vermont who told me that about 25% of the patients that she sees and she writes prescriptions for are unable to fill those prescriptions because they are just too expensive. the fact of the matter is the pharmaceutical industry in this country earns huge profits and charges other people the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. there's a lot more to be sad but let me end my remarks with those comments and i look forward to hearing the testimony of our esteemed panelists. senator burke? >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for calling this hearing. i truly thank our witnesses today for their knowledge and for their willingness to be here to share with us their information and about two weeks our nation will mark the fourth anniversary of the enact

-- >> norway's using multiple voting. >> at what scale? local, regional -- >> it is at a municipal level. 12 municipalities were using internet voting, and they are thinking about introducing it to other municipalities. they are allowed to vote multiple times and voters can also vote at polling stations. this vote is the vote that will be counted in the case that the voter voted multiple times. >> interesting. any other thoughts in this question about scale? >> i think the pilots are really important. you cannot see them naively as being a surefire way of getting to where you want to go. to the extent that we want to run things in elections that we really care about, you have to run them in elections we don't care as much about. in the big one for sure. you can imagine mr. tony soprano looking at a $150 million bond for a landfill or something and saying i just spent a million dollars to throw this local election. there are some cases where you will see things like that being pretty serious. at the same time, you got to do it somewhere. fo

vessel, united kingdom, and denmark and norway, and, of course, the syrian navy were all engaged in the maritime component part, and at the same time, inside syria, we were worried about trucks, negotiating with the syrian security, how they would guarantee the safety and security, when the routes were safe, when there was an imminent danger, how we would assess that, and always thinking of the clock, the clock, the clock. it is ticking. reverse engineering, when you deal with the operations peace and security, chapter seven suddenly takes on a very, very different meaning, and i think that is also what rendered this operation tremendously different and unprecedented, but as i was just mentioning to my colleague who served with me in damascus all this time, i have been to this one area a number of occasions, and it is a wonderful seaport and a resort also in syria, as a tourist, but this time when we woke up from our hotel room, what we saw was the fleet, the people's republic of china, russian federation on the horizon, and normally as you think as a tourist, the sun is up, we are happ

. >> we begin with breaking news officials in norway announced dual winners of noble peace prize committee announced app hour ago malala yousafzai a pakistani school girl won and will share with kailash satyrathi a children's activist in india. the 60-year-old kailash satyrathi is known for maintainingself sacrificing tradition of ghandi. malala yousafzai at 17 years old is youngest person to ever win the prize. terrorists in pakistan tried murder malala yousafzai back in 2012 because she add indicated tore gender equality. malala will set of 2014 liberty medal in philadelphia later this month. how about that? >> i'm very happy for her and him. >> another developing story action anews two bandits attacked a map outside a bucks county car overnight and stole his sports car. a man was assaulted and shocked tat a man with a taser outside of barluli in bensalem bucks county. suspect stole a july owe muss standing. no word on whether or not police made arrests but if you know anything about this crime police call please -- please call police. >> and a gunman that robbed a wawa store 800 block o

a husband and wife team from norway. the three are being recognized for discoveries of cells that make up a sort of inner gps in the brain. their research helps explain how the brain maps out your immediate environment and orients you to it. >>> let's orient you to what this at&t park where the action will be today at 2:00 p.m. >> sweeping out there maybe? >> i got my broom ready. >> broom, sweep hopefully. a long game saturday. glad they didn't try to eat andrey through that whole game. holy cow. here's a look at what's going on outside. clouds are near the coast. microclimates are nearly 30 to 35 degrees today. i'll show you who gets the cooling today and when it gets to your neighborhood before another heat wave arrives in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> all right, mike, thank you. >>> plus, an injured e eagle rescued. how they think she became injured. >>> and fleet week kicked office in san francisco. we'll tell you about the newest we'll tell you about the newest edition trying to mislead you about the effec

worst hit of course has been norway.e some still pictures to show you, one house being swept away from the floods, and another balanced precariously on the river banks. so certainly a very dangerous situation for some of us here, and there is more rain at the moment of more wet weather still to come. meanwhile, for other parts, london got to 21 degrees, which makes it the warmest 31st of october on record. things are going to definitely change as we head through the next few days. as we head into november, well, the month changes and so do the temperatures. we have one cold front sinking its way southwards, we're already feeling a good deal fresher there in london as we head through the day on saturday. and gradually as we head into sunday, 14 degrees would will our temperature. that's more what you would expect at this time of year. >>> what happened in the past hour is the turkish president has rejected suggestions that his country is supporting isil fighters, and he was speaking at a press conference that he was holdi

this is a place in norway and it's got two guys in it, a sky dive and b.a.s.e.umping ninja and a swing expert. this is wing suit surf you. you see as they slowly get closer and boom. >> perfect. >> that's truly body surfing. he's using that dude as a surfboard. >> as spectacular as this is, this was just the trial run because what they wanted to do was to do this in the valley at a much lower altitude. this is the actual unbelievable stunt. bee bjorn is going to jump off and they're going to meet in the middle and surf each other down. you can see how low they are and, boom, straight down the middle. there you go, guys, something we've never seen before. >> we have another ipad mini winner. dana peron. she watches us in orlando, florida. congratulations. your next chance to win an ipad mini is coming up in a little while. >> you have to be 18 years and a legal u.s. resident. stand by for the ipad mini give away. >>> idaho, they put up a game camera in this video and guess who spotted it. that bear. whoa, he's mad at the camera. >> no pictures, please. >> if you

. >> this is actually a deejay in norway and apparently he thought, you know what would be funny?i wrapped my entire body in duct tape and then just rip it off. >> he wraps himself tightly, too. i feel like he's cutting off his blood circulation. >> part they start tearing it all off. >> oh! >> clearly it hurts. >> looks like they're going to pull his nipples off. >> oh! >> he did say the hardest part of this entire thing were the nipples. and the inner thighs. >> i feel like we should try that. on nick, because he's really hairy. >> we have tape! >> nick, take the shirt off. >> nobody wants to see that. >> oh my goodness. >> oh my gosh. >> no, no, no. >> all the way around. wrap his arm. wrap his arm. nick's doing it, y'all. nick's doing it. you can't pull. we get to pull it. >> ahhh! ow. ow. ow. >> and the evidence. look, he's still got -- >> looks like nothing happened. >> oh my god. you have so much left. >> i can't believe he did it. >> i'm patchy. look. look at that. >> poor nick. >> that's your nickname, patchy. >> oh! >> it was a megahit of the year and now elsa is the hot

there's good news about a medical worker in norway.e for good news from some of these west african nations. you just returned from liberia. any sense that the situation there is getting under control? >> well, i do. i see a lot of good things. i see a lot of coordination. i see a lot of folks and resources starting to make their way over to liberia. so i do think we're starting to see some good signs that we are paying attention to the things that need to be paid attention to. >> you know, one of the things we talked to you about was, you know, the proper precautions. we've been talking to you about the cdc guidelines, the protocol, et cetera. one of those things, one of the aspects of the protocols is this return. that people have been overseas, like you have, what happens when they return from the so-called hot zone. give us an understanding of what you've been doing, even the precautions you've been taking, monitoring yourself, what it was like to leave that area and what kind of process happened to you on the way out. >> well, the

norway pulled out because of this list of demands made by the ioc.applauded for pulling the pin. >> well, oslo probably is going to -- oslo is going to set a trend. the ioc is about to embark, finish up, if you will, a reform to the bidding process in december that are supposed to make it easier for cities, less owner rouse for cities to make bids for the olympic games. the list of demands that the ioc makes is a bit of a legend, it's half true, half false. but the ioc does make some requirements on the host cities to carry out in terms of accommodations, transportation, but they don't ask for red carpet treatment. they don't ask for car jar. they don't ask for special lanes for olympic visitors to travel around the city. so you know there is a bit of a miss perception exactly how much the ioc wants out of the cities. at the same time there's a great obligation on the part of the city that's selected. >> so wasn't a 7,000-page list of demands made by the ioc as reported by the norwegian media including free mobile phones, that kind of stuff. >> that

. >> developing right now just take a live look out of norway, we're awaiting to hear from the name of winner of this year's noble peace prize it could be announced any time. beters are putting money on three front runners edward snowden, pope francis or pakistani school girl. we'll keep aan eye on this and stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates. we'll let you know when the winner is announced. >> a mixed martial arts fighter wanted by police surrendered to sheriff deputies after being barricaded in his california more than four hours. the orange county sheriff swat team sir ounded the home while jason miller tweeted to followers. in the tweetsw he talked about possible issues involving a woman and child. deputies were there trying to serve an arrest warrant related to domestic violence and talking stalking. miller did surrendered. >> detectives hope this surveillance leads to a four year break in a lotto investigation. the man in the hoodie they believe is rightful winner of 16 million jackpot. he purchased a ticket at convenience store in 2010 and one year later a lawyer fr

sir and hi commissioners, i wish i didn't have to go through the process i've owned the property on norway regular it's a private tree i've done everything possible to keep alive and looking well i've widened the tree well and i'm sorry it's funny but but i've contributed to my neighbors sewer line replacement and replaced my sewer lines and replaced some squares the denial of my permit the department of public works said that i should go ahead and they'll give me size will expanding the tree well, the realty there is a water meter next to the elm of one and a neighbors driveway next to that i can't expand the tree well the sidewalk right now has areas that are already coming up if this tree root problem continues i'm going to have to end up replacing the whole sidewalk and a continuing issue i've had an arrest warrant above the come out they basically said sure widened it to the maximum and buy user a little bit of time and then the same thing over again, i, go through the same exercise to get a permit and the department tell me i'm liable for people tripping you you're going to cite the

dan from norway, it's a womaand the way it made me chronic feel,ipation, the discomfort, the bloatingthe straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating, abdominal discomfort, hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amitiza, if you have a bowel blockage or severe diarrhea. tell your doctor, if your nausea or diarrhea, becomes severe, or if you experience chest tightness or shortness of breath. the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. woman: amitiza helped me find relief from my chronic constipation. ask your doctor if amitiza is right for you. >>> economists are looking ahead to holiday shopping season, many think americans are going to set some new spending records. the new federation expected sales through the november and december period to increa

>> in norway, incredible light show. the aurora borealis. look at this. it's not a time lapse. this is the real deal documented by a sony camera. doesn't it look incredible? >> this was. i was skeptical of this one but it's cool. >> norway. >> sometimes pictures, you just let them go. you don't have to explain a lot. >> looks like something out of "star trek" but it's the real deal. >> last one here. we'll let this one speak for itself as well. roll that footage. ♪ >> what you are seeing is a young lady. there's more to it. you see people dance on these youtube hits. this has about four million hits. oh, i missed that move. what this is is jennifer. she made this video for her sister going through her seventh round of chemo trying to lift her sp >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now" -- driving with danger. alarming new details about defective air bags and the urgent recall that now includes 6 million cars. what you need to know about a deadly safety hazard. >>> the high school football hazing scandal in new jersey. what administrators did last nig

and sweden and frontal systems coming in with strong winds and heavy rain and southern parts of norwayoss the southeast europe where we had the really significant amounts of rain and bulgaria and 94 millimeters of rain, what does that look like? you can see the extent of the rain and starts at low levels and goes to higher levels and different picture with widespread snow across the region over the last 24 hours or so predicted by the computer forecast. now of course we've got rain across more and running further to the east and heading into turkey and seeing very heavy rainfall over the last 24 hours. so as we look at the forecast it is still looking pretty disturbing and can see more snow across the mountains and weather and pressure to the northwest uk with more heavy rain continuing to push in but that area of rain edges further toward the east and as it does so it looks like it's going to die and very much aware of how the drought is ongoing in parts of syria and lebanon and needing more rain but heading over the next few days the rain tends to die away but for the balkins dry wea

norway, spain, and the uk are three of the countries that don't receive any russian gas.hey could be affected, if global prices drop on news of this deal. laura westbrook has this report. >> reporter: this was the moment the european union had spent months bargaining for. ukraine and russia signing a gas deal just in time for winter. >> this is an important step for our shared energy security in european continent. there is now no reason for people in europe to stay cold this winter. >> reporter: gas had stopped flowing into ukraine this summer after kiev refused to pay an increased price imposed by moscow. talks had stalled because moscow wanted assurances from the eu that it would pick up any unpaid ukrainian bills. a new compromised gas price has now been agreed until march next year. in return, ukraine will pay back billions of dollars it owes to russia. the eu and imf are helping to provide the funding. still, russia had been accused of using gas as a political tool as western sanctions begin to bite. this week, nato said it had intercepted these russian boer s -- bo

. >> i have clients in norway, i have clients in sweden, turkey, mexico, in brazil. >> reporter: she is a licensed therapist. her patients live around the world. but she never leaves her home to treat them. >> i use skype actually quite often. it's about a third of my practice, and it's a really great way to provide therapy for people who would otherwise not have the opportunity to get there, get help. >> reporter: so with just a few clicks of the mouse, she is able to see them regularly from the comfort of their own home, offices, even their cars. >> skype is something to help people more with support, with life structure, with parenting, with guidance. it's a mixture between therapy and coaching. >> reporter: she says her patients include college students who need extra guidance when they're far away from home. people who are disabled and have trouble traveling. and full time stay at home moms who have little free time away from the kids. >> what i like is that it's very flexible. i don't need to leave the house. >> reporter: this 43-year-old splits her time between miami and norwa

the interim chief executive biggestof norway's company. >> let's talk about the number one semiconductoraker. in.net profit is coming that is ahead of estimates. in terms of sales, they are in line or a shade below. estimate in against an in u.s. dollars. they are seeking $100 million of operating expense savings. they are setting a weaker than anticipated market. player talking negatively about the sector. we will dive into the message is coming in. this is not about processes. this is other things. videogames and microcontrollers. we will get other things in the next hour of countdown on the back of that report. bbva is getting numbers. in at sixofit came under one million euros. and, if we look at what they are , core about the loans capital is 11.7% and has moved in the right direction. bbva isnumber four below estimates this morning. >> we have air france earnings earlier and we are going to talk about them after the break. carolyn jordan will be here. >> what else did they say? >> mainly that the strike has by 330 operating profits million euros. boeing 737.e now, for the full year

another healthcare worker who recently contracted ebola was flown to norway to begin treatment. back in dallas, the lone u.s. ebola patient is being given an experimental drug as a last ditch effort to save his life. >>> coming up on wusa9 news at 7:00. maryland, virginia, and d.c. all say don't text and drive, use hands-free technology. now a brand-new study says hands free may not work so well and may draw your eyes off the road. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> hands-free technology is supposed to make driving safer. many voice activated systems can distract drivers. the research shows drivers can be distracted when using voice controlled features. send and receive texts or post to social media was distracting to the driver. the lead author says because your car can make calls doesn't make it safe to do so. >> you'll be paying attention to that and not paying attention to traffic lights and pedestrians and other cars. >> now apple's iphone was the only phone tested in a study and suri performed worse than the car maker's systems. apple and google are both working with auto c

heavy rainfall of about -- of actually -- the heaviest in 50 years could be expected here in southern norway. this is something to watch out for. this is due to this system pulling that cold front and this is likely to bring severe weather conditions across the north. another area of low pressure system spiraling over the mediterranean will be bringing unstable conditions as well. but it's in between a high pressure system is make things quite nice. paris at 18 degrees and berlin at 14. kiev is a different story. 7 for the high. but the low will be about minus 7 degrees. well below the average range. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast across the globe. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm tavis smiley. tonight we continue with part two of our conversation with four-time grammy winner annie lennox about her new c.d. title the "nostalgia" which mimes the great american songbook including classics like "summertime," "god bless the child," and even "strange fruit." her reflect

united kingdom, two, switzerland, sweden, australia, germany and the netherlands, new zealand and norway, france, canada, dead last, the united states. here is data. the u.s. averaged on healthcare was $8,508. compare that the uk. the nation with the number one healthcare system, $3,405 per brit. which is $5,103 less than the u.s. and despite that $8,508 spent per american citizen the u.s. ranked last in efficiency, and the over all health of the population. people in the u.s. go without needed healthcare because of costs more often than people do in other countries. these deficiencies lead to the u.s. ranking last on infant mortality and second to last on healthy life expectancy at age 60. and for those who do get care, the cost is high in part because of administrative hassles, avoidable emergency romuse and dependent testing. what -- room use and duplicate testing. the absence of universal health insurance coverage. the report, the data studied in the report is from before the affordable care act. obama care. so will obama care improve the u.s.' standings when it is fully enforced? >>

a statement will be issued from the norway side, who organised the conference with egyptians. the conference asserted the necessity of the importance of bringing truce for good. the conference is part of the palestinian areas, and needs to be under control of the palestinian government. it's impossible to start the reconstruction of the gaza strip without opening in front of the goods and people. we stressed the importance of the palestinian private sector in reconstructing gaza, and the importance of giving the necessary facilities to the private sector, and the materials that would be needed to reconstruct the gaza strip. the palestinian and israeli side agreed that, and urged both sides to help this movement, and this movement is a step towards lifting the blockade completely on grip, and putting an end to the israeli occupation and the establishment of the palestinian state on the 1967 borders. the government has urged greater efforts to reconstruct gaza strip, and enable the palestinian government to practice and do its job over the palestinian territories in gaza as well

norway is seeing very heavy rainfall, about 90 millimeters have fallen due to this cold front generatingery heavy downpours as well as gusty conditions. and that's likely to prevail. wet and windy up in the north especially in the scandinavian peninsula. and down towards the central mediterranean we still have the risk of even tornados to be spawned. stormy weather will be continuing in and around western turkey. athens at 18 degrees. we're looking at nice conditions in the iberian peninsula. do enjoy it while you can because a cold front will be swinging by by friday. out here across the americas the pacific northwest is seeing the post-ana come in and that is likely to prevail with stormy conditions. and then we have this system in the east that's going to be pulling out towards the ocean. but new york, washington, d.c. you are in the bulk of messy conditions and higher northern locations will see very snowy, wintery weather. down toward the south, atlanta at 23 and los angeles heating up to 30 degrees, well above the average. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. pulling out

. >> we're following breaking news out of norway. were there are dual winners of this year's noble peace prize less than an hour ago committee announced malala yousafzai an indian child activist kailash satyrathi have won that prize and they say the two are known for struggle against suppression of children and young people and for right of children to education. kailash satyrathi is known for maintaining tradition of gandi just adds gandy gave up being a lawyer and save the children movement. malala yousafzai is youngest to ever win. terrorists tried to murder her in 2012 because they add indicated for gender equality and education for women. she'll also receive the liberty medal later this month. again she's by far the youngest noble peace prize recipient ever. >> brand new video from developing story in montgomery county, violent 3-three crash scattered car parts across three blocks in cheltenham. collision happened massy way cheltenham avenue 1:1r5. one person was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and we'r

this was last saturday in extreme northern norway.ky shows caused by charged pro tons and electrons shooting through the atmosphere. take the scientists' word for that. i have no idea what causes this. >>> and a look back on earth, wet and flooding in the pacific northwest. and rain-slickened along a 1500 mile band from texas to minnesota. wet conditions in the northeast and south florida. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays possible in boston, new york as well as miami. >>> well, the public now privy to new details about a drunken brawl involvie ining sarah pali family. >> photos and the conversation have been obtained by tmz. it took place at a house party in alaska. bristol palin repeatedly punched the host in the face. but in a profanity-laced statement, she says he attacked her first. >> a guy comes out of nowhere and takes me by my feet in my dress in front of everybody. and get the [ bleep ] out of here. i don't know this guy. i have never seen this guy in my life. >> bristol says she was knocked down approaching a woman w

this unity government will travel to cairo and attend a donor conference, being hosted by egypt and norway, and it's there that they hope that the international will raise around $40 billion that they say will be needed to rebuild the gaza strip. so today, the government meets for the first time, and many people are eyeing cairo to see if they can raise the funds. >> india and pakistan say that they will pay a high price if they assist on firing across the border. 21 people have been killed so far in the heaviest shelling in decades between the two countries. it began just under a week ago. and in india, kashmir, 20,000 people have left their homes. they are taking refuge in government shelters. pakistan minister of kashmir is here, right next to its indian minister. and it's here between pakistan and indian kashmir, on the indian side. >> pakistan's defense minister has released a statement, saying that it doesn't want a confrontation with india. but the prime minister, shorey, the defense and the defense and interior minister, to find out how people living in the border area are doping w

. >>> there has been flooding in norway. homes and businesses have been completely inundated.have been taken to evacuation centers. the drivers are being warned to stay off of the roads until waters subside. >>> the economic crisis in greece has hit dairy farmers particularly hard. many were almost put out of business by big producers, but a group of farmers joined together in a rather unique plan as john reports from central greece. >> reporter: fresh greek milk is among europe's most expensive. even the crisis hasn't lowered its price. so dairy farmers like this second-generation milk producer ought to be well paid. >> translator: the crisis made things much worse. the bulk rates for milk put out of business small producers. only medium and large producers survived. >> reporter: farmers say it's the dairy companies raking in all of the profits. so here in the agricultural capitol of greece a hundred formed a cooperative. they are doing something revolutionary for the greek market. it is selling directly through vending machines. the co-op offers farmers a few pennies more pe

john o'keefe and a husband and wife from norway, ed word moser and may brit moser.is a positioning center if the brain. their research helps understand how people orient themselves. >> mayor lee has a plan to make sure san francisco's ambulances arrive as quickly as possible. according to the san francisco chronicle the mayor believes using more privately owned ambulances will shorten waits. several employee groups called on the mayor to remove fire chief jo ann hayes white. they cite delays and getting city ambulances to medical calls. london breed says the mayor's plan is step one. >> this is a part of the solution but not the whole solution. ultimately we as a city should make sure it never happens again and we don't have to come in and hire private companies. >> they should arrive within ten minutes. >> walmart wants to be your one-stop shop for health care needs. the world's largest retailer is teaming up with direct health.com to set up mini insurance offices inside walmart stores. starting friday, customer gos to walmart, talk to a licensed agent, compare pri