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coming up, a cat in norway has a very special talent. it's making him the star of one of the most popular videos on the internet. coming up on 10 news tonight.. n-c-i-s at 8:00.. then n-c-i-s: new orleans at 9:00 and limitless at 10. then catch 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests eva longoria and abbi jacobson. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. lives in norway and loves to go cross- he's not your typical house cat. this is jesper! he lives in norway and loves to go cross- country skiing. he even pulls his owner along the trails. whenever he gets tired-- his owner has a backpack jesper can ride in. during the summer, he also goes hiking and swimming! and get this -- he even has his own blog! and thousands of followers on facebook. 36-year old allison huffman just walked into jail this morning and

norway's biggest deepening the cuts in investment. lot going into this capital expenditure dividend rate what do these oil companies say about these things? and we kept that discussion upgrade they want to maintain the dividend as they see the crude rice collapse. the company is trying to reduce to $13 billion for capital expenditures, from $14.7 billion. they continued to cut, and also the script issue. manus: this comes after the finesse balance. the state owned 67%, backing the script. you don't need to worry about anything else. also going for a payout and a script the dividend, a fourth-quarter loss and impairment. and the message from the ceo, no plans to sell a lot of the investment bankers, as expected. anna: moments away from the ll, astrazeneca, daimlerchrysler we will bring you those as those happen. and our conversation with the ing cfo. all of that is coming up in the next 30 minutes of "countdown." ♪ ♪ crude comeback, oil rises for the second day. venezuela says eight countries could be open for extraordinary meetings. w

pridgeon, norway, and germany have already pledged to combine britain, norway, and germany have already pledged to combine billions of dollars. in five years, this refugee camp has turned into one of jordan's biggest cities, home to 80,000 refugees. since the war began, 4.6 million syrians have fled their country. most children are out of school. adults are unemployed. >> i hope jordan will get enough funding at the london conference. i hope the financial aid will help create jobs for the syrian refugees, because life conditions are very dire in jordan. u.n. gives us money, but it isn't enough. lebanon is also under severe strain. it closed its border a year ago after taking in more than one and 2 million syrians -- more than 1.2 million syrians. the london conference goal is to give all these countries financial support, hoping to stabilize the refugee situation where they are to keep them from fleeing to the eu. ki-moontary general ban says leaders gathered in london not only to get money, but to show solidarity. >> the crisis in syria -- the international community bears a heavy resp

. >> olympic games are under way in norway. the event is in lilyhammer. a former host of the senior winter games. despite the country's love of skiing, norways with forced to withdraw from the running to host the 2022 olympics. >> sporting events come and go, but not all of them leave anything true and lasting behind them. lilyhammer still has statues of medieval kings with skis. now lilyhammer will host the future with 17 and 18-year-olds from different countries taking part. they take part of national heroes who won gold here before this generation was born. >> it's how they talked about it, there was so much happening, people were cheering and they were outside and having so much fun. it's the whole experience. it's important to see not just the gold, for the youth olympic games, but to think i want to compete in the real olympic games, too. >> some of the sports are totally new such as monobogan. it's the bobsled with only one athlete instead of two or four. >> this has been the testing ground for new sports such as snowboarding which has gone on to b

he has become a bit of a celebrity in norway. he loves all kinds of outdoor activvties. nothing more than fishing. like swimming and fishing. there goes jasper towing somebody on skis. >> you don't see that every day. >> only in norway. >> only many norway. >> that's a strong cat. >> thank you jason. >>> good news for travelers flying is apparently safer than it has been in the past five years. airplane accidents dropped significantly the last calendar year. it doesn't include the two major plane crashes that were caused on purpose. >>> it's good to be a driver in ohio. two gas stations got into a price war meaning drivers only had to pay pennys a gallon to fill up their car. >> prices started off at $0.49 a gallon. and in a couple hours it dropped to $0.19. >> but the station across the computer glitch so they dropped their price tt $0.17. >> that is great. sot price drop lasted for three hours. gas is now back up to $1.51. >> still pretty low. >> i just love seeing the price wars where you can see the neighbor going $0.19? i'm

at the youth like gains in norway. the biggest moment of the 17-year-old's career coming in the super-g competition. distance has put kenyan sports on the map. the moment is gone in a 90 kilometer an hour flash. she whereas born in nairobi. at the age of 3, moved to austria, where her stepfather ran a ski lift. she is a star in east africa. >> they are all really excited because they never seen a kenyan girl skiing. i'm the only one in kenya, yeah it's an amazing feeling to stand on the start, and i hope to make a good performance and not just because i'm from kenya. i want to ski really good and to make my best. >> got top half finishes in her first races in lilihammer. already setting her sights much higher. could become the first kenyan woman to compete at the senior games. the only other previous winter olympian strapped on his skis. he says samada is different. >> when i started it, i started it at one years old. but you can imagine now, sabrina she was lucky that she started at three years old. i'm seeing a medal

meet jesper straight out of hedmark, norway who likes to stroll the slopes pulling his owner aina stormo who is on skiis the 3-year-old cat tows stormo all over the rural slopes of the southeasrern section of norway that boarders sweden some cal jesper a skiing cat but he's really more of a ski- puller that is a great area for cats to poll--pull >> gary :happy valentine's day >> pam :see you tomorrow >>> taylor swift. >> swift revenge. >> there will be people along the way who take credit for your accomplishments. >> and beyonce's defiant message to america after her controversial super bowl appearance. >> some will react, some will respond and some will be moved. >> and natalie cole's grieving family. why they are so upset with this grammy contribute. >> it's really insulting. >> inside the grammys. >> what you didn't see on tv. >> then. [barking]. >> barking hillary clinton. >> she is barking like a dog. >> and

. >> one of the things that fascinates me is one of the main developers is a man from norway, he saide named sirrie after a beautiful and well-known weather girl. weather woman's center norway, and talked about how much he loved the weather, one can't help wondering about his own pred elections and maybe if he's some place on the spectrum himself. >> do you ask her about turtles? >> i do. >> reporter: getting information about train schedules and the weather is a small part of what sirrie gave gus. what gee gan as a way to get answers developed into a dialogue, something gus never had with anyone else. >> we don't give a lot of thought to the talking - the back and forth conversation that this personnel assistant is capable much. so, you know, i hear - i would be passing his room and he would today. >> reporter: to sirrie. >> and she would answer, very well thank you, just that kind of conversation. and he would of course her for things, and the time that it struck me after a week that he was spending a fair amount of time talking to sirrie was when he said you are a nice computer and

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this is in norway. you were just in norway. >> yeah.t asked to do the -- to host the -- i don't know why they ask me to host the nobel peace prize thing, but it was -- it was an honor. okay?ver had a a comedian do it. [ light laughter ] so they say to me, "you have to meet with the nobel committee." jokes past the nobel committee. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. >> so i get to oslo and go into the oslo town hall. guys that look like sigmund freud sitting there. they go, "mr. leno, you have to understand, because of the no mockery, no ridicule, no insults. that is our rule when you host." so i write a jo -- i said, "how about this joke?" they told me i couldn't do any mockery, any ridiculing, insults. . so the guy goes, "but wait. if you leave, who will then do the show?" [ laughter ]o." i said, "i'm not really leaving." and then the comedy guy goes, "magnus, the amusement is that e." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is a nightmare.gh it. it was just -- and you know the nobel peace prize committee, the room was very sm

he in norway in little hammer, the country's obsession with skiing norway withdrew from the running tot the yo 2022 winter games. >> sporting events come and go, but not of them leave anything lasting behind them. littlli'l hammer, even the stat yous of medieval kings have skis. now they're looking forward to the future to host the youth olympic games in the same venues as 1994 with teens from seven different countries taking part. they'll get to follow in the track of national heroes who have won gold here before this generation was born. >> my parents talk about it. and they talk about a saying they were outside having so much fun. it's the whole experience. it's important to see. >> there will be three previous provisions of the games have provided a testing ground for new sports such as snow borderingboardboard snowboarding. but it may not stop the movement from getting stuck in a rut. >> ski something a way of life but norway would put $5.4 million of its oil money into the olympics. oslo pulled out of the race i in 2022 which will now be held in beijing. they have since lowered t

it has been 864 days since we've had an ambassador to norway. it has been 468 days since the president nominated azita raji to be ambassador to sweden. i appreciate senator corker's leadership on this issue. we are working very hard to get these two ambassadors confirmed. these countries are the 11th and 12th biggest investors in the united states. senator cruz is the one holding up a vote on this. we are hopeful that at some point we will be able to move ahead. this has been going on way too long. some of our best allies in the fight against russian aggression -- senatorway actuall norway aca border with russia -- we have to be on their side as they take in thousands and thousands of refugees. we have talked about the need for a strong europe. yet these are the two major countries in europe that we don't have ambassadors from the united states. that must change. and, again, i thank senator corker and senator cardin for their leadership. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. mr. corker: madam president, i think senator capito is next. i

government and the government of norway and the others, and committed resources. and post conflict, situations offered enormous challenges and at the same time enormous opportunity. it will be much better, and not be afraid anymore. and unfortunately we lived with that fear for 50 years. 15 years ago nobody would imagine that today, we have the results that the world is seeing. we had a similar meeting as the one we had 15 years ago, and reminding john kerry how two governments one in front of the other, the next 15 years and what we would be able to do and we can now say the purpose in colombia was achieved and we hope that in the next 15 years from now we meet again so we could say peace colombia was achieved successfully. and cooperation with the u.s. yield enormous results for the u.s. strategic trade partner, investor in the country. that is why we give so much value to the cooperation we have received and will continue to receive. there's a real commitment, not just to work for colombia but with colombia. and for the good of the region. the three day visit i

. >> reporter: the fourth winter youth olympic games are underway in norway. it is in lillehammer. despite the country's love of scheme, norway was forced to withdraw from running from holding the olympic games. >> reporter: this area is a symbol of the 1994 winter olympics is still carved into the trees. winter sports so much in the history of this place, even the statues of kings have skis. now it is looking for the future hosting the youth olympic games in the same venues as 1994 with more than a thousand, 15 to 18 individuals taking part. >> it is like my parents talk about it still. it was such a happening and people were cheering and they were outside and having so much fun. it is the whom experience. it is important to see, and i think that i want to compete in the real olympic games too. >> reporter: some of the 15 sports are totally new such as monobob. it is a one inside instead of two or four. this has been a testing ground for activities that have gone on to the olympics. skiing here is a way of life, but not so much that norway was prepared to put 5.4 billion dollars o

what they found is that for 37 out of these 40 drugs, we spend more than norway does. for 39 out of these 40 drugs, we spend more than eeland does. these are the exact same medicines that they're getting in england, that we're paying a lot more here in the united states. just one specific very commonly used in cancer therapy, costs $3500 a dose here in the united states,orway $1500. that's a $2000 difference for a very common drug. you do see that we spend a lot more in the united states on brand name medicines. you can't really say united states on laws for generic medicicis that allow for competition within the generic market that does bring down prices and actually, you know, economics work as you would expect them to, where you bring more competitors into a market, and then priris for those products fall. as you were talking about with brand name pharmaceutical, the economics, kind of that basic idea of a firm coming in and lowering a price doesn't work. if you see gleevec, for example, whenever you have a competitor entering the market at a little bit higher price

the foreign minister of norway will be here later this week. norway has taken a global leadership role. setting up the conditions has already started. we have about 36 electronic electricity generators that have come in. very hard, painstaking, tedious part requires the government to delegate authority which is something we are working on. on. the stabilization piece of what comes after isil is a focus. number nine, early on in this campaign pres. obama made the decision to put our forces out at how a sod airbase. it was really wild west territory. very difficult. this entire area would be controlled by isil. we are working with two or three tribes who are now fully mobilized. about 10,000 tribal fighters not only defending but moving in operating on offensive operations because of grid operators.operators. number ten is the highway from them on to baghdad. we had a team last week. we saw the king last week with his entire interagency team, chiefteam, chief of defense, intelligence chief to talk about western anbar province and jordan and the r

. >> gary: before we get out of here jesper straight out of the head or norway at the slopes here go all over the rule slopes norway cal jesper he's more risky there he is if your and annals come to the right place westminster dog stand jet ski cap. >> pam: and drive like double 07 it will cost you after the break. >> pam: this is critical is bomb bond film. $3.1 million and they say the car could hit a top speed of 190 mi. an hour the top speed of six of our. promoters ongoing right now should in may. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. - who the hell are you? - who the hell are you? he's bleeding out. we gotta go back. come around here. put pressure on the knee. hard, hard! push, push. why don't you come on out of there? slow and steady. what happened to him? - he got bit. - bit? whoa, whoa

winter olympics in 1994, despite the country's obsession with skiing norway withdrew from the running2 winter games and paul reese explains why. >> reporter: sporting events come and go but not all of them leave anything true and lasting behind them. lillie hammer is a bit different, the symbol of the 1994 winter olympics is still carved into the trees above its slopes. winter sports so much in the history of this place even the statutes of medieval kings have skis. now lillie hammer is looking to the future hosting the youth olympic games in the same venue as 1994 from 71 countries taking part and norwegian following and won gold before this generation was born. >> my parents talk about it still, it was such a happening and people were cheering and outside and having so much fun so it's kind of the whole experience and it's important also so see this is my only goal to ski in the youth olympic games but also think that i want to, you know, compete in the real olympic games too. >> reporter: some of the 15 sports are totally new such as mono bob. it's bobsled instead of a team of thre

. >> the fourth youth olympic games is underway in norway. the tournament is in the scene of the modern winter olympics back in 1994. despite the country's obsession with skiing, norway withdrew from the running to host the 2020 games. >> reporter: sporting events come and go, but not all of them leave anything true and lasting behind them. lily hammer is a big different. the symbol of the 1994 winter olymp olympics is carved in the treat. even the statues of kings have skis. now it is looking to the future hosting the youth olympic games with more than a thousand 15 to 18-year-old from 71 countries taking part. they're following in the tracks of national heros who won gold here before this generation was born. >> it is like my parents talk about it still. it is so happening and people were cheering and they were outside and having so much fun. it is the whole experience. it is important to see, not only goal, but also think that i want to compete in the real olympic games too. >> reporter: some of the 15 sports are totally new, such as monob

it has been 864 days since we've had an ambassador to norway. it has been 468 days since the president nominated azita raji to be ambassador to sweden. i appreciate senator corker's leadership on this issue. we are working very hard to get these two ambassadors confirmed. these countries are the 11th and 12th biggest investors in the united states. senator cruz is the one holding up a vote on this. we are hopeful that at some point we will be able to move ahead. this has been going on way too long. some of our best allies in the fight against russian aggression -- senatorway actuall norway aca border with russia -- we have to be on their side as they take in thousands and thousands of refugees. we have talked about the need for a strong europe. yet these are the two major countries in europe that we don't have ambassadors from the united states. that must change. and, again, i thank senator corker and senator cardin for their leadership. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. mr. corker: madam president, i think senator capito is next. i

have a great week and we'll see (robert) - visiting rural norway of a childhood fairy tale. the lush green hills, charming villages and folklore are entrancing. norway is known for many natural sights, but the fjords are simply awe-inspiring in person. these long valleys were formed long ago by glacier erosion and have clear, cold water flowing through them-- a perfect destination for adventure travelers and nature enthusiasts alike. known as the soul of norway, the fjords are surrounded by small villages traditions and culture still alive and well.

. >> sweden, norway? it would be a great place to be a middle class working person. john: in europe youth unemployment is 20%. double than it is in america. what have they invented in norway or denmark. what innovation has come out of europe? this is a stagnant place. it was rich. socialism has made them complacent and poor. >> i don't think we have to have this false choice between innovation and a country that works for working people. we had a system where we can insure that government and business works for working people, it's going to look different than it looks in the rest of the world. but creating this false choice isn't helpful when we know the system we have right now isn't working for most people except those at the very top. john: let's go to social media, i asked my social media followers for their thoughts on socialism. martin dean posted capitalism accomplishes all the goals socialism tries to achieve and does it without theft or use force. own google plus. jason added capitalism is about choice, socialism is about force. that's true. government is f

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. >> sweden, norway? it would be a great place to be a middle class working person. john: in europe youth unemployment is 20%. double than it is in america. what have they invented in norway or denmark. what innovation has come out of europe? this is a stagnant place. it was rich. socialism has made them complacent and poor. >> i don't think we have to have this false choice between innovation and a country that works for working people. we had a system where we can insure that government and business works for working people, it's going to look different than it looks in the rest of the world. but creating this false choice isn't helpful when we know the system we have right now isn't working for most people except those at the very top. john: let's go to social media, i asked my social media followers for their thoughts on socialism. martin dean posted capitalism accomplishes all the goals socialism tries to achieve and does it without theft or use force. own google plus. jason added capitalism is about choice, socialism is about force. that's true. government is f