he is well-known in norway. he has been here since the early 1990's and was later found out in 2003 to be the leader of a terrorist organization. this is what the italians are now calling a new evolution of this terrorist group, which has ties to al qaeda. sarah: what happens now? will he be extradited? reporter: the formal process will begin in oslo tomorrow with the courts. the lawyer is obviously fighting the claims, saying there is no basis for this, nothing new here. it is not certain how soon it can happen. the country has been struggling for a decade to have him extradited for being related to this other terrorist group. but because he faces the death penalty, potentially, their hands had been tied. -- their hands have been tied. sarah: when we look at these terrorist claims that were supposed to happen, they wanted to strike diplomats. what has been the reaction to that? reporter: there was a press conference where they toned down the allegations and said that they had no concrete threats against nationa

norway's awesome when you consider this. yeah, you could jump off a cliff where there's a water fall and just go proximity flying with your buddies. i heard it, but what a reveal that shot is. ridiculous. then incredible proximity flying. arking its way to pull it. now this together is sustaining. what he's doing is part of a travel show. a wing suit, space-jumping theme travel show. and basically every wednesday, another one of these videos land. he goes to like ten different countries, norway, greece, venezuela, spain, turkey, and more. not doing it alone. faces and names wie going to be recognizing, all turning up in the travel show, and i'm sorry, but i'm standing up right now. >> describe -- bit. >> we've seen the pilots jump from this exist point, but it never gets hold. it's amazing. this one in itself stands alone. just think, weekly, seeing venues like this from around the world. you know, when they built this mountain, you think they had in mind base jumping? do you think they realized how good it would be to -- >>

hundreds have crossed the russian board never to norway.ossing on bicycles or motorcycles because local laws mean they are not allowed to cross on foot. >> translator: there is no other option for us in afghanistan. we have to go to norway. i don't know any other way. there isn't one. we nba moscow also they don't provide us with documents. they so go away. they don't give us documents or work. there is nothing good left for us in afghanistan. there are many taliban there. they mess with us every day. >> rory challands is in moscow for us. talk us through this extraordinary route, rory. >> reporter: it is interesting, isn't it. it's a story that we have been having a look at for the last couple of weeks or so and there are a number of intriguing elements to t. first. all it's the method of transport bicycles these men and women are hopping to little rickety bikes and pedaling a is who the border because there is a check air at this of this particular border crossing which means that no foot traffic is allowed. second of all, you've got the

the ideological leader of this group is said to be a man who is better known in norway because he is in prison there, sentenced to 18 months in jail for praising the killing in paris of those cartoonists on the satirical french mag charlie hebdo. he was a refugee that came to norway in 1991 and was a founder of another group with ties to al-qaeda, now defunct because it was taken in under the wing of isil. all 13 of the individuals arrested, there are still three outstanding warrants, are being accused of involvement in international terrorism. >> thank you for that update from london. >> thousands of anti austerity protestors gathered in athens. police fired tear gas after petrol bombs were thrown at them during the demonstration which took place along with a nationwide strike. schools are shut and public transport has ground to a halt. health officials in the occupied west bank say a palestinian man was shot dead by undercover israeli soldiers in the surgery unit of a hospital. cctv passage shows israeli forces entering the hospital in hebron overnight, some of the images in the re

it is a norway spruce that weighs 10 tons. yet? >> no, it is 70 degrees yet. i mean, we don't have that much longer. >> well, the tree lighting is december 2nd, and if you were wonderinatrm wluat the christmas cups are out at star buc, and the red cups are out, and people are putting up

norway's trying to confirm if it citizens have been executed by i.s.. they have been condemned as a despicable and brutal acts. i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. arrayed with the hallmarks of a military operation corrupted in the wee hours of the morning in the paris suburb. a people arrested but the prosecutor says the most wanted suspect was not among them. >> another terrorist group has been neutralized. we strongly believe that this terrorist team was likely to take action. sarah: that raid began in a paris suburbs. we have this report on the days events. >> eight were in custody and two were dead. they were aimed at neutralizing terrorists. those that were linked on friday night. the raids began in the early hours. police and military units quickly took over the streets. we will prove to the french people that we are fully united as a nation. these terrorists are our enemies and we will destroy them together. the eiffel tower reopened to visitors. this looks set to be the new normal. sarah: paris really looks like a war zone there. we recent

they can pay for themselves. >> queen elizabeth and the norway, there was a different status. are american ships and it's a great symbol of a whole era in transatlantic crossing. the fact that it cost this i have to believe you could easily turn that around. >> where is donald trump in all this? make america great again. >> bringing the gift of human kindness. that kindness. that said tim mcluhan the founder of holiday express a nonprofit organization describes it. >> think of all the people that have nothing. >> that sit-in mcluhan the founder of holiday express a nonprofit organization describes a today they have a large warehouse where they will be assembling 20,000 gift bags that will be filled with necessities for those who needed need it this holiday season. while many other nonprofit help children of the holidays, holiday express show love and kindness to people that you might not normally think of throughout the holiday season. tim calls them a told orphans. >> everything about all the adults out there and what we refer to as adult orphans who they are strange from the

more than a dozen individuals arrested in countries including norway, italy and britain.ned to aid isis with attacks in the middle east. claudio, a lot of different moving parts as we are doing our coverage here today especially given the situation and breaking news in beirut. but what's the very latest you can tell us about the sweep and what prosecutors allege was planned? >> well, i think it was a coordinated effort by police forces across europe. some of the people were arrested and now italy, uk, finland, norway as well as switzerland. now at least 13 people have been arrested there and accused of being part of a new terrorist organization and all the members were communicating between each other through the internet, as a matter of fact, webchats. now prosecutors say that they are -- they were recruiting those among the iraqi kurd communities here in europe to go fight alongside with isis in syria. and they also said that they may have been planning some terrorist attacks in norway and in italy against especially norwegian diplomats because they wanted to retaliate

. >> good morning john from the department the address 3826 norway we go street the violation leads to unpermitted use of portion of the lot notice of violation of annie easement the permit was filed in 2013 at the document of easement of two endanger storage sheds at the private rear yard without impeding the status of easement if that permit were issued it will abate the violation the staff asked for a order of abatement. >> commissioner walker. >> so you have a color photograph or black and white the black fwae white is not clear. >> i'll leave that. >> that's okay. >> the shortage shed. >> yes. this is what i want to see. >> that's better. >> commissioner mar did you have a question. >> not at this point. >> you said the permit is filed but not issued because of timing or there's some issues that need some more investigation some more - and i on the appellant can speak maybe a change in that. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you have the appellant come forward i wanted to state that the way that the procedures occur the department has 7 minutes and the appellant has 7 minutes to

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! now this is the special meeting of the community investment and infrastructure the successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday, november 3, 2015, welcome to members of the public madam secretary first item. >> thank you, madam chair the the first order of business is item one roll call commissioners, please respond when i call your name. commissioner mondejar commissioner pen commissioner singh commissioner bustos mad

we have to go to norway. i don't know any other way. in moscow they don't provide us with documents and say go away from here and don't give us documents or work. there is nothing good left for us in afghanistan. there are many taliban there and they mess with us every day. >> there is no end in sight for the refugee crisis with 3 million expected to arrive by 2017. attention is turning to the trauma experienced by children. one group is using humor to provide comfort to those in need need. >> reporter: for a short while the children were transported. overcome with the kind of all-consuming joy that made them forget the unrelenting sadness. >> it's been such a long time since they laughed. my father lost a father in iraq and is still recovering. >> reporter: enjoyment is in short supply. most children have been camped out in this parking lot for days. this is a much needed dose of levity for a group of kids who have become far too accustomed to hardship. here desperation runs as deep in the young refugees as it does in the old. >> we al

at least 13 people have been arrested in italy, britain, norway and finland, accused of being part of an online network aimed at radicalizing fighters and sending them to the middle east to set up a caliphate in kurdistan. another part of the plan was allegedly targeting european diplomats. for more on all of this, i'm joined by nbc's claudio lavagna in rome where the operation was coordinated. nbc's chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski and nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel in greece. claudio, i was reading through the reports, one of the italian anti-terrorism officials said this was one of the biggest arrests regarding terrorism in the european continent in over 20 years. what happened here and why was it so significant? >> reporter: well, according to the italian police, this was a coordinated effort with the italian police alongside with the police forces across europe including the uk, finland and norway and also switzerland. now, what they say is that these terrorist organization was set up by the leader who was known in 2001 to have started a sunni insurg

the norway spruce stands 78-feet tall, comes from ulster county. dave price has a front row view and taking advantage of the beautiful weather and watching that tree rise. >> reporter: ten tons of tree in the background there, and the oddest thing in the world, folks, is that people are watching it go up in t-shirts d shorts. we are in for a record-setting day. let's take a look and see what's happening as far as what we expect today. we are going to call for a high of 77 degrees. the old record stands at 74, set all the way back in 1948. and if you're looking for the warmest day in november on record, it was 84 degrees on november 1st, 1950, we won't get there, but we're in that territory. we are going to see some big changes in the forecast as we right now, there's a little bit of a cloud cover and there's a breeze rolling through the city. but it's 71 degrees in central park, and we're on our way up into record-setting territory. the tree, p to 78 feet, the temperature, up to 77 degrees. we'll send it back to you adve have a full forecast in jus

the founder of the now defunct islam group was served an arrest warrant in prison in norway.y's justice minister says he could be extradited very quickly. >> translator: there will be a request for him to be extradited to italy. we will facilitate this, but it is the court that will decide. >> our correspondent joins me now in the studio. i mean that's the bare bones of what has . -- happened. >> reporter: this was an italian operation lead by italy's anti-corruption forces, five years they have been investigating this group, listening to conversations on the internet, on internet chat sites across 11 countries, they say. these are dark sites, platforms that are hard to access, and that culminated in this series of raids. 13 arrests in all. the italians say this is the most important police operation to take place in europe in 20 years. they reckon they have broken this sunni kurd recruitment group up. their aim was to recruit young european fighters here send them to iraq, syria, sympathetic with the isil cause in particular, extending the caliphate to include kurdistan insi

started in arctic norway.ome days have been beautiful, other days like this, snowy and rainy in france. he's on the way to the cop 21 climate talks to bring stories of the people he's met along the road. >> in the arctic things start changing rapidly. it's warming more than twice as fast as the global average. this is all having huge consequences for example, for polar bears, but also for people living in the reson. in paris, i hope we can continue on this path and take another step in a big and important step in the rye direction. >> the recent terror attacks in paris haven't stopped him. if anything, he's more determined to arrive with a message of hope. john sutter, cnn, france. >>> in a few minutes, i'll ask an expert about the climate issues to be discussed at that paris summit. stick around for that one. >>> the pope has left uganda and expected to arrive in the central african republic very shortly. he hopes tensions between muslims and christians have -- this is the first time the pope visited an activ

officials in norway are trying to confirm the execution.eijing say one was a chinese citizen and china has promised to bring those to justice, those who are responsible for his murder. >>> in brussels, today a peace rally was held in mulenbeck, the home to two of the suspected pairings attackers. more than 2,000 people attended a candlelight vimming ill to honor the vict ims. it took place under the window of the home of two of the paris attackers. their brother lit candle did on the balcony. residents in the largely muslim neighborhood say they want to show the world that molenback is not a breeding ground for violence. francois hollande say france will welcome refugees into the country despite the paris massacre. he said france will keep its commitment to take in 30,000 refuge edes over the income two years. hollande added france will remain a country of freedom. president obama is threatening to veto a republican bill aimed at adding a new level of scrutiny to syrian and iraqi refugees entering the u.s. the white house calls the legislat

." >> reporter: it's a long way from paris to svalbard, norway, just 800 miles from the north pole. it's not just winter up here. the arctic night has set in. sarah strand, a 22-year-old from california, won't see the sun again until mid-february, and darkness is not the only hazarar >> so wilil take the sleigh down if you want to take the rifle. >> okay. >> reporter: this isn't just a scientific frontier, it's polar bear country. by law sarah and her colleague norbert pirk can't go into the wilderness without packing protection. the bears may be more desperate in summer when their sea ice hunting ground melts bacac more each year and w wre at least one research boat in search of lunch. but sarah and norbert are here in winter, braving the darkness and the cold and the bears, because their instruments are measuring a worrying trend that's happening now. this is basically your baby up re, is that right? >>eah, that definitely has to be running if we're going to get all the data. >> reporter: otherwise all this suffering is for nothing. pain [laughs] at the instruments are showing is

we have to go through norway. i don't know any other way. there isn't one. in moscow also they don't provide us with documents. they say go away from here. they don't give us documents or work. there's nothing good left for us in afghanistan. there are many taliban there that mess with us every day. >>> rescuers in brazil are still searching for survives after a dam burst in the southeast of the country swamping a mining village. two people are confirmed dead, and 30 are injured. officials warn that that's almost certain to rise. we have the latest. >> reporter: rescuers in brazil has been struggling to dig out survivors after a dam holding wastewater from an iron ore mine burst. families spend the night in structures still standing. there was a search in the morning. this didn't stand a chance through a thick torrent of mud through it. a thick mud stretched over 2 kilometers from the dam to the village. almost 600 people live here, and most of them are miners. >> translator: i heard something like an earthquake. it seemed like a steamroller was passing by m

. >> the founderrer of the islam group was served an arrest warrant in prison in norway. it is the court that in the end will decide, if the terms of the extradition are met. if the court decides that it is, which will be known on friday, muller will lead norway for italy quite soon. >> protestors were throwing bombs as they demonstrated. they were outside the parliament in athens angry they say about budget cuts instituted by the government. the party stand up to the cuts williams elected first of all in january. reports from athens been. >> it is a wake up call for caesar, the first general strikes since it came to power resulted in violence with police. a sign of continuing anger. many people believe the party ignores workers on the left when i reversed the anti-austerity policy three months ago. unemployment is stuck at just under 25%, and many don't believe the party's promises to reduce poverty. caesar is cutting $5 billion from the budget next year as the economy continues to shrink. half of that is to come from pensions. and in group is more worried habit the self

norway pays as much ahead to the we do. they take twice as many per head migrants as we do in this country. of course they have no seats at ability tond no negotiate. i'm not arguing that all of the euho want to leave have a norwegian past. some do. about thear consequences of the different actions. myjoin me in congratulating 17-year-old constituent on her name petition that's managed to get the example for to accepttime ever women composers on the syllabus. you tell us is it your family? prime minister david: if that means we should treat people equality, absolutely. the fact that i've got sitting around the cabinet table a third of the women. this is something we promised and delivered. can i congratulate her above all terms ofchievement in her epetition and constituent for a good job. turner. nsh kings mustang knows the commissioner group is a outlying in relation its target. can my friends confirm that made to is being identify the factors effecting the island? amendmentsefit from to the new ccg formula? prime minister

intriguing elements and first of all the mode of transport and people are cycling from russia to norwayhat is because at the border crossing foot traffic is not allowed and the cheapest way of getting across by foot which they cannot do is by biological and pedal across and the whole remoteness of this crossing. we have seen the heart-breaking story of hundreds of thousands of refugees trying to get through the europe's front door and balkins and mediterranean and they are going the long way around and get in the backdoor of europe and it's so far north and the next stop is the north pole but there is a logical reason for it, it's much cheaper and much safer than risking death and drowning in the mediterranean or paying people smugglers to come in through the balkins or other routes down in the south of europe and let's hear from a refugee and afghan and explaining why he left his count country. >> translator: no other option in afghanistan and have to go to norway, there is no other way and moscow does not provide us documents and say go away from her and don't give us documents and no

norway pays as much per head to the e.u. as we do. they take as twice as many migrants as we do in this country. they have no seat at table, no ability to negotiate. i'm not arguing that all those who want to leave the e.u. say they want to borrow the norwegian path but some do. very important in the debate we're absolutely clear about the consequences of these consequences. >> join me in congratulating myself tone-year-old constituent jesse mcabe on 3800 name petition first time ever to accept women composers on the syllabus. will you tell us is a -- [inaudible] >> if feminism means we should treat people equally, yes absolutely. absolutely. i'm proud of the fact that i have got sitting around the cabinet table, a third of women sitting around cabinet table and something we promised and something we delivered. but can i congratulate her above all, can i congratulate her for her achievement in terms of this e-petition and constituents and her have done a good job. >> mr. turner. >> sir, the nhs england, nhs england knows that the aisl

because the smoke, flames and heat were too intense.it took about two hours and the help of the oxford, norway and fairfax fire departments bringing in water to fight the fire.more than thirty golf carts were also destroyed.the general manager says nobody should have been in the building at the time.he says he wowoered w bad the fire wouldlde as he drove toward the towering smoke. 1:10 "you drive up here over the hill and you kind of see that there's maybe one wall of the clubhouse that's still standing. it's like... wow. there'e'absolutely nothing left." left."community members also told us they hope the building that stood here for 25 years will be rebuilt.staff say they arenensure what's next.in amana, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. live in amana, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. news.thanks, mellaney new this afternoon... afternoon...the iowa state trooper who shot at a car in washington county has bn cleared of any wrong-g-doing. doing.the iowa attorney general's office now says the trooper was justified when she fired at a car on october first, because another officer's safety was in jeopardy.th

we have to go to norway. i don't know any other way. there isn't one. moscow also don't provide us with documents. they say go away from here. they don't give us documents or work. there's nothing good left for us in afghanistan. there are many taliban there. they mess with us every day. >> now there are fears that burundi is teetering on the edge of civil war. four were killed in fighting in the capital wednesday night. the president has issued a five day ultimatum for people to hadn't over illegal weapons. the killings are the latest in a cycle of silence which began in april. that's when the ruling party nominated the president for a controversial third term in office. fighting broke out when his opponent said it was against the constitution. in may, there was a military coup attempt, attacks filed into on going bases. street protests have become an around resistance. 200 people have been killed since the violence broke out. the all the way is the only force with the potential to stop the fighting, according to the international crise group. the i.c.

and the suspect captured in italy, scotland and wales and norway.the alleged ring leader who was jailed in norway for praising the charlie heb do killings. >> they are launching an offensive to take back a key iraqi city. that siege led the u.s. to get involved in the conflict. thank you for joining us. the latest word on the kurd's security council they are in control of section highway 47. that is an active supply line and taken back benaba ra. and can you explain the importance of sinjar. i know you are familiar with that area? this is a prelude to isolating mosul that isis controls and ultimately start a major attack on mosul once we cut off the supply line. and see this is a key battle that is going on and going to be a difficult battle for the kurds and americans and may be some americans specialopes people with the kurds as it moves forward. >> it is a new and successful, will it hurt isis or are they preparing for it? >> they have been preparing for it patty and they have good defenses and they know as in mosul. some point the forces will re

>> norway. >> united states. >> isn't it from norway?any. >> germany. >> you're right. >> i don't know. i'm just guessing. >> i'm german -- >> you are? >> ancestry. >> it really hurts that you didn't know it. >> it stinks. >> what is that big thing over there, what do you call it? >> a christmas tree? >> i think it's called a christmas tree. >> you can call it is whatever you like. >> as long as people are with their families there's nothing wrong with it. >> do you guys like to sing? >> yeah. >> calm down. ♪ jingle bells jingle all the way ♪ ♪ jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rocks ♪ >> do you ever watch bill o'reilly? >> yeah. >> are you a factor fan? >> i am a factor fan. >> he's a comedian sometimes not intentionally. >> anything you want to say to bill right now? >> merry christmas. ♪ jingle bells jingle bells >>> coming up new year's right around the corner. what is your resolution? you won't believe the ones watters heard as he trekked around new york city. >>> time now for the typal installment of the watters world holiday spe

these people are cycling from russia to norway. that is because at this border crossing foot traffic is not allowed and the cheapest way of getting across other than by foot is to buy a bicycle and pedal across. then there's the whole remoteness of this crossing. we've all seen the heartbreaking stories of hundreds of thousands of refugees trying get through europe's front door, these people are going the long way around and trying to get in through back door. so far north that the next stop is the north pole. but actually there's a logical reason for this. it is much cheaper and much safer than risking death or drowning in the mediterranean or paying people-smugglers to go through balkans or other ways to europe. this person is an afghan and explaining why he is leaving. >> there is no other option, we have to go to norway, there isn't any other one. in moscow they don't provide us with document. they say go away from here, they don't give us documents or work. there is nothing left for us good in afghanistan. there is many taliba

these arrests were made in norway. seven in italy, one in finlands. they just wrapped up a news conference in rome. nbc news is reporting this. and these are people associated with a new yorker of extremists that have carried out attacks, also according to nbc news, these people were planning some kidnappings of foreign diplomats in british and norway. more information coming out on this. we'll stay on top of it and let you know of any other significant developments. 17 isis-linked suspects arrested in a sweep in europe. chris cato, nbc 10 news. now your 1st alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 6:36 a. few minutes before sunrise. look at the view from camden. the clouds are glowing with a few breaks in the clouds. but the clouds will really take over and if you are leaving the house right now, you might want to take an umbrella. i'm tracking showers for late morning and early afternoon, gusty winds take over with a warm-up for today those winds will work against the temperatures. fog in the mountains, fog-43 for northeast philadelphia. 47

norway also trying to end a euro hiatus.however, have a very strong record against hungary having not lost against them for over 30 years. >>> liberia's [ inaudible ] has been excluded from the list of candidates for the fifa presidential elections after failing an integrity check. here is a look at any five candidates: this man made a bid in the last election, but couldn't get enough support. this man has also made the list. this man is set for another crack at the top job after losing may's election, and anti-apartheid activist, turned businessman will stand. he has the backing of south africa's football association. our correspondent lee wellings have more. >> reporter: the favorite is the head of the asian football association in bahrain. but this election is taking place because of what happened with sepp blatter. it is controversial, because with mr. baliti not being allowed to take part, but those reasons not being disclosed by fifa, people are saying what about shake salmon? but the whole area of an integrity check,

had found here and these tattered letters would make their way to some small village in sweden or norway or germany from hand to hand as people read what had been written by someone that they knew and trusted. wisconsinates, officially encouraged immigration for a short time. in a few cases, people were even able to go back and recruit people from their own home village if they wanted to create a bigger community in wisconsin of people that they knew. in 1862, the homestead act brought more seven is to the upper midwest with the promise of what hundred 60 acres of public land in exchange for a certain time of residency and other requirements. in wisconsin, over 3 million acres were claimed by over 29,000 homesteaders. the records that document these transactions are contained here at the national archives. in the very earliest years of settlement in wisconsin, european settlers hoped to arrive in the summer when there was still time to look around, perhaps, if they had money to actually buy a little piece of land or to find someone to go to work if they arrived with actually nothing. the

the help of three other departments bringing in water to fight the fire.1:55 we had oxford fire, norway fire, fairfax fire and we had probably six to seven tankers. the chief and community members say they hope the club that had been open 25 years... is rebuilt.3:58 a lot of people are definitely going to miss it for a while club staff say they arent sure of what's next.2:51 i think the amanas a etty tight-knit cocounity and they'll help us out and we'll see what we need to do from here.livein addition to the building, the chief says more than thirty golf carts were destroyed.he says there will be a continued investigation to try to find out what happened.ctc in amana mellaney moore cbs 2 news new at 6 tonight. the iowa department of public safety has determined the cause of the plosion at a motel in cedar falls in october.they say a man inside the unit blew out the pilot light on a gas appliance the night before in a suicide attempt.the next day, he lit a he later died from his injuries. the explosion caused parts of the front and back of the building to be blown off - nine rooms in al

if you have a package it a place like norway you wouldn't include transit to the interior country nobodyhad to sponsor you nobody said you would not be a public charge through thousands of people in now but it is a lithuanian but in parts of eastern poland they had nobody to vouch for them. and unless there was a reason to exclude them and there were times that they had those but it was not a pre-requisite to get on the boat to make their way across the mantic that is not the case. >> host: but in the 1920's the immigration laws changed? and were tightened quite a bit. >> the restrictive towards eastern europeans and jewish and the southern border as well. trying to limit the flow of romanians and eastern european jews. latta citizens that come in from several different countries there were limitations but if you got on about -- on a boat unless there was a qualifying factor you were not given a great deal of scrutiny if he knew we were going and have a ticket to get there you could go. but with maples the laws changed after the mid 20s in the united states congress they were afraid thes

you are looking at an arctic char caught by sondre brotnov in norway. his younger brbrthers lars, lukas and karl helped out. batting 8th is jackson burrell of anamosa and a lunker largemouth. the de preter boys of chicago were fishing indian creek with granana. dean with thehenice catfish. and young hansel de preter has his hands full of bass. way to go buddy ro. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reportingng thicken up tonight. a few scattered showers are in the forecast wednesday with a warm front lififing across the state. highs, as a rrult, will be in the 50s on thanksgiving day. the milder day will be tempered by rain moving in on thursday. rainfall totals should range from " to 1" into the night. by friday cooler weather moves in and ticks with into the weekend. tonight: increasing clouds low: 31-37 winds: se 10-15tomorrow: chance of showers/fog high: 42-48 winds: s 10-20 thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again tonight at ten. have a great evening.

what's the difference in the ship and the queen elizabeth, the great queen elizabeth will and the norway which i believe is the fastest ship on the planet, scrapped. the historic aircraft carrier docked less than a mile away from united states in the process of being scrapped right now. they can pay for themselves. >> queen elizabeth and the status. these are american ships and it's a great symbol of a whole era in transatlantic crossing. the fact that it cost this i have to believe you could easily turn that around. >> where is donald trump in all this? make america great again. >> bringing the gift of human kindness. that kindness. founder of holiday express a nonprofit organization describes it. have nothing. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. p

it took a crane to lift the 10-ton norway spruce into position next to the ice rink. this year's evergreen, which is about 80-years-old...is 78 feet tall and 47 feet wide. it comes from a home about 80 miles from manhattan. it'll be decorated over the coming weeks and lit on december second. but before we get to christmas...we are enjoying fall and football. the top high school teams are battling it out for a chance to play at the uni-dome. coming up...what we can expect tonight as johnston and valley meet on the gridiron. plus, hundreds are participating in a religious liberties conference in des moines... the three candidates attending ...the ideas they're sharing...and how those men are faring in a new g-o-p poll. and the president is rejecting the keystone x-l pipeline. next...the three reason he's gives for nixing the proposals after jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. tha

one from china and one from norway.rganization publishing the men in the online magazine. the caption reads executed after being abandoned by the infidel nations. isis claims ransom demands for the men were refused. >>> the fight over refugees coming to america hits the house floor today. the bill that would effectively suspend the refugee program. president obama is blasting congress for jumping on the refugee issue saying in his words of solve the threat of widows and orphans. michelle kosinski is screjoinin from the fiphilippines. she is traveling with the president. >> reporter: we have heard a lot from the president in the past two days. he used strong language to blast the plan to stop refugees from coming in from syria, but also the rhetoric. that is what he latched on to calling it offensive, irresponsible. saying it is not who we are and that it needs to stop. today, he said, you know, are yo really going to stop this program but let in the millions of tourists that come in every year. he said it just doesn't j

>> norway. >> united states. >> isn't it from norway?right. >> i don't know. i'm just guessing. >> i'm german -- >> you are? >> ancestry. >> it really hurts that you didn't know it. >> it stinks. >> what is that big thing over there, what do you call it? >> a christmas tree? >> i think it's called a christmas tree. >> you can call it is whatever you like. >> as long as people are with their families there's nothing wrong with it. >> do you guys like to sing? >> yeah. >> calm down. ♪ jingle bells jingle all the way ♪ ♪ jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rocks ♪ >> do you ever watch bill o'reilly? >> yeah. >> are you a factor fan? >> i am a factor fan. >> he's a comedian sometimes not intentionally. >> anything you want to say to bill right now? >> merry christmas. ♪ jingle bells jingle bells ♪ >>> coming up new year's right around the corner. what is your resolution? you won't believe the ones watters heard as he trekked around new york city. whether your car is a new car an old car a big car a small car a car that looks kind of plain a

they came from norway. they were white -- at the turn-of-the-century day came in different groups. the last few years they represented everything and at that time, there was the most racist stuff being written that anyone could imagine. if you had eugenics experts from harvard i have to say scandinavians were the purest grace. so, my ancestors were coming from the purest grace according to these immigration experts so i thought it was important to sort of explore what was it drove these good immigrants and ideal people to come to the united states, and i did a little research and i found out that the factors are the forces in conditions that drove my immigrants to the country were no different than the factors that drive people to central america to come. they were coming from an agrarian norway in the 19th century and was the preindustrial economy where you didn't inherit the family farm and there's nothing to do. and you would go to america. that's what you did. and it is easy in those days because they were white and because there was -- you could buy a package. amazingly, you c

. >> reporter: it is an 80-feet tall norway spruce in pennsylvania. they got a special welcome from members of the blue man group. our number of tonight, 30,000. that's how many blinking lights will decorate the tree. keith lock heart and the boston ballet saturday 21st at 11:00 and you can see it on wbz t.v. >>> no jacket, just his shirt, looking like it was spring. >> reporter: kind of strange to be standing in front of a tree without a jacket. >> reporter: i'm not sure what mother nature is flowing our way. --colliding. we have been way above average. it is balmy 64 in the city. these temperatures won't fall at all the rest of tonight. cleveland is at 68. look at ottawa 58-degrees in canada. that warmer air all out ahead of this cold front which is causing severe weather, we will see the cool air behind it tomorrow night. now as that milder air is working its way north ward, producing a few showers, one is moving out of fall river and heading over toward lakeville. not expecting a lot of rain showers overnight. but the big question tomorrow is we w

they are identified as fan jinghui of china, and ole johan grimsgaard- ofstad from norway. this is the first known murder of a chinese national by isis terrorists. it is not clear how or when the men were kidnapped. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this plan on a cool and windy day across eastern iowa. the wind will gust at times to 45 or even 50mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire tv9 viewing area through sunset. plan on highs into the lower and middle 50s, but at least we'll have some sunshine. the main focus of the next few days is the snow that will arrive on friday night. while snow is possible before sunset, accumulation s will be limited. however, once the sun goes down, snow should increase in intensity and last the entire night. snow will linger right into saturday morning. plan on 4-6" to be on the ground by saturday morning in many areas, with trends of a narrow heavier band trying to set up around cedar rapids and/or dubuque. we'll continue to monitor these tr >>> good mo