the principle of morality someone who is in prison in norway loses the liberty saly from social welfare when they come home they arere to be fully reintegrated into their society in that fos resulted in a very progressive sounding prison so they miscalled the open prison model and work the jobs on the outside and then come back to prison to come back as that normal incarcerated life as possible they also have other prisons other morehat traditional that has a wallha of around it but it isround an cleaning and beautiful from job training to a music studio to cooking class'se call and with rehabilitation. >> is that common.a is ini >> your actually only one of nine nations our sentences are longer than in either country in the world and most did not even exist that includes norway or countries like south africa and serving shorter sentences soat the great sadness that longer sentences to not make a safer they cost less money and they deal with people's lives for no good reason. >> did you say people age out what do you mean? >> we know if they had a certain point they're fart less likely

in norway they have something called the principle of normality.y. that sounds very simple and yet is enormously complex. that is someone who is imprisoned in norway is incarcerated and they use lose their liberty only. there still part of the community, they're, there still receiving social welfare from t the same community and when they come home they are to be fully reintegrated into the society that they went away from.. that has resulted in some very progressive looking and sounding prisons in norway.ia there is throughout scandinavia called the open prison modelpr where people are able to go and work jobs on the outside, spend weekends with family and then come back to prison. really have as close to a normal incarcerated life as much of a paradox as that is, as possible. they also have other prisons that are more traditional that they have a wall.l. i visited one and it had a wall around it, it's traditional that respect but it is gleaming and beautiful. it it has every form of rehabilitative programming in the from job training to a music stu

it pokes fun at norway. norwegian -- >> and there's no way you could have a problem with that. >> his sister's graduation party is under way. he's giving a speech. >> they're all listening because they know that he's got a little more to say than a graduation speech. >> but see what he's really up to. life's morning multitasking for a growing family, and drawers with many layers, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen wow wow. >> chick a wow wow. >> she hasn't seen her brother or sister in forever! and she has no idea that they're there. in what looks like the kitchen, flowers in hand and they're about to head in. here's the deal, she would expect them to be there anyway because the celebration happening isn't for her. it's for her mayonnaise sister who just graduated. >> it's a graduation party. >> right. >> -- i've ever met. >> and he's there. and she's recording i think she's starting to notice that this peach is not

david tate and leon swanson were swapped in a government run norway house hospital in manitoba. officials say dna testing has confirmed the mistake was made. norway house is made up of two northern manitoba communities. it has a population of about 5000. predominately in -- indigenous people. in november the manitoba government said two other men who were close friends were also switched at birth in 1975. at this same hospital. as they grew up people noticed how they resemble each other's families more than their own. >> first time could be discounted as a mistake. a second time in my view is a criminal activity. >> canada's health department operates the norway house hospital. officials say it will hire an independent party to investigate records and look into whether there are other cases. >>> the school district hired more than 400 teachers, currently there are just four vacant teacher positions with the district that's down from 70 last year. the district says strong candidates -- school officials are calling teacher vacancy levels a recent historic low. ousd launched an onl

anchor: he flew into boston a few days ago and had a return trip to norway plans. a bomb threat turned out to be nothing. maria: donald trump and hillary clinton both holding rallies, trump rushing off allegations of chaos in his campaign. reporter: the candidates wen trustworthiness. donald trump in florida said his campaign has never been more united. his words. he slammed clinton as untrustworthy. >> what she did is lied so badly. you have the fbi director saying she lied. >> he labeled a disgraced the they sayt was a payment due to iran from the 1970's. >> donald trump would not pay people who did work. painters and plumbers. architects. we now have a long list. anchor: both dates are considered swing states. the clinton super pac advertising dollars out of colorado, a sign of her confidence in that state. anchor: now to five on the opioid crisis and startling statistics. half of all deaths in massachusetts are linked to one powerfulrug. live now, a city feeling the impact. >> the number of fatal overdoses connected to fence in all. >> people that are in treatm

we, being the allies, photographed and observed nazi u-boats making it into norway.they counted well over 100 u-boats with what a lot of pilots thought that the nazis will try to flee like they did in that operation from the russians. if you are going to flee you need the biggest ship imaginable. a fast powerful ship, the nazi titanic. i have read their records which have been sealed for decades and they said they wanted the war to end so the nazis don't have a single ship available. who can blame them? having said all that i think i will close with this, there are some lessons. a couple people risked their lives and showed such heroism to save a few folks from the ship and from the water but one thing i want to do, there is a list of folks who are among the righteous, people who risked their lives to save jews in the holocaust, these do not appear -- i don't think we knew the story. i also believe not an apology because it was a war but a formal acknowledgment by the british would go a long way to the survivors and families of this horrible incident. traveling aroun

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! >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the insi

and there's a little focus in the report on sweden, finland and norway. let's not forget denmark in there. they're an important player. last point for me, you talked in the report about potentially using the code. there's a good argument for doing that. there are other games in town too. we are are part of a forum which we call the northern group which comprises the uk with the baltic sfats plus germany, plus poland and the netherlands. all of the countries that have an interest. and the uk led joint expedition nair force, the focus on land generical generically, also includes the baltic states, norway, the netherlands and denmark as well. so i think as we go forward, one of the things that we will increasingly do, certainly from the uk perspective is to see this as the nato issue because it's important that we look at the angles in this and recognize there are others who help bridge the gap to countries who don't happen to be allies and then they will bring us along as well. >> let's build on exactly that point going to bryan. there's incredible wealth o

oilre europe's biggest supplier, but the last two years the world has not been good for norway. the biggest sovereign wealth fund, the first year the government had to withdraw money from the sovereign wealth fund, edges and great news. -- which isn't great news. lost, and this conference points that out. we are looking at, what are the industryf the offshore ? anna: thank you very much. ryan chilcote joins us on set to talk about oil. becausekes its wounds, it suffered as many oil dependence have, what are we expecting on the oil story? we have this big, informal meeting. >> that's right, september 26-28. you will have opec producers, non-opec producers, they met in february where they failed to conclude a deal. the best they can hope for is some kind of freeze. i think the idea of a production cut has been completely ruled out. but there is some kind of hope. there is hope for some kind of freeze. the real question is will it change the fundamental picture. if you look at spare capacity, with the exception of the saudis, who are more or less happy -- anna: there was a great ga

and the country of norway is now apparently dealing with a lot of tourism. movie frozen. the setting of the movie is based on norway, and since the movie appeared, tourism has increased by 20%, and many areas are simply overrun with tourists. it is a beautiful place to visit, i hear. and the dow jones falling 45 points, the nasdaq slipped a point, and that is tonight's business watch. >>> you're watching in hd. >>> well, here you go, the second test of the cardinals preseason. arizona back on the field tonight. and they'll be going up against the charger, battling the chargers, richard saenz with the team all week. he's got more on tonight's matchup. he's live in san diego. >> reporter: jude, we are minutes away from kickoff as the cardinals get ready to take on the chargers right here at qualcomm stadium. it's been an interesting week for the cardinals to say the least. we finally get to talk about feeling just fine physically. but what i want to know is how is brandon williams feeling mentally? the rookie corner had a rough time, a rude awakening to the nfl in oakland l

. >> police have identified that suspect -- he's a 28-year-old citizen of norway. he's now facing federal charges. police and the f.b.i. made that arrest around 1:00 today. >> police heavily armed and on-guard outside their own public and watching their backs. >> they have to face foolishness like this, it's not right. >> officer working under threat of fire saying it's time for more police to die, emails to local media, threatening to shoot and kill as many officers as possible from this downtown parking garage. police covered that area searching for a shirt and possible express 70s. they found nothing, and within hours, made an arrest. >> it's to be getting any better. >> now it's getting too close to home. >> it's been a busy week. tuesday, a suspicious package outside of planned parenthood closed parts of downtown. no threat found pledge to stay alert in an upcoming campaign visit by donald trump tomorrow. >> wand that suspect's arrest this afternoon, police there say the threat is over. those tweets also tagged black >> wcvb newscenter 5. >> thanks. in another

a norway man under against police in maine. police in portland on high alert tonight after a series of online threats. the suspect is identified as 28-year-old espen brungodt. brungodt sending tweets and emails today about using assault weapons to kill as many officers as possible. there was also a threat of explosives at a local parking garage. >> i don't know. it is scary. it doesn't seem to be now it is getting to close to home. maria: police say brungodt flew into boston a few days ago and had a return trip to norway planned. this caps a week of threats in the downtown area. yesterday, a bomb threat to the planned parenthood there that turned out to be nothing. ed: commitment 2016, donald trump heads to maine tomorrow as the latest numbers show the toll the last week has taken on his campaign. hillary clinton by 10 points. trump led last week's fox poll by 4. in florida today, trump kept his focus on clinton, blasting her on several fronts, including her email explanations. trump supporters say that's what he should be doin

. >> wait until you see this death defying stunt, hundreds every feet in the air, in norway. the 18 year old gymnast did somer salt from the big horn to the little horn at the rock tower, landmark has become one of the most popular in norway. in the decade old tradition, thrill seeking mountain ears defy death bye jumping between its gannett horns. one wrong mover, though, climbers have to rely on their safety harness to keep them from falling to their death. >> those two words, safety harness. >> ya, i have one word, no. >> no, right? >> that's how i feel trying get out every bed at this hour, trying to make it over to that other side. >> but you make it? >> barely. >> all of our schedules, anybody watching us this early, it is tough to hit that alarm. but once you're up and adam, the day is at your fingertips. >> sunshine! >> that works for me. >> try to make you feel better about the fact that we're all, and all in it together right now. >> here is something else pretty good here, too, guys. starting the forecast off on pretty nice note. looks little hazy outside our bethl

i didn't even get a call, as, due to the time difference in norway, the nobel people didn't want to wakem call you were so worried about? it happened. nobel peace prize!" now, this prize bestowed by the nobel committee in norway is given annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. jimmy carter won it for decades of trying

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as norway does. norway is paying into the funding. written before the referendum, no one talked about that factor. manus: we are joined by our government reporter in bloomberg in berlin. why has angela merkel been so reluctant to defined germany's redline in these negotiations with britain and yet here we are raising the first flag about the reality of perhaps the german position? >> good morning. angela merkel has been reluctant to say openly what she wants or what germany wants simply because she said there will be no pre-negotiations before britain has officially triggered the close 40 which would start the whole process of right fit. she also does not want to give away the german position. but mainly it is also because she just wants to see what britain says first. anna: we had thought she would wait for that to be triggered. thats freedom of movement, eucific tenant of the agreement, why is that so important to her and her government? >> it is one of the basic principles of the eu single market and i think that angela there is wo

for example, as norway does. norway is paying in.ore the referendum, nobody talked about that fact. sebastian: francine. francine: thank you so much. this is your market. the trading day in the u.s. caps off in about two and a half hours and a lot of focus will be on what stanley fischer speaks about. that is coming up 90 minutes from now. the u.s. dollar strengthening, treasuries retreating. it is all about what stanley fischer tells us that might provide clues on the timing of interest rate increases. global equities rise for the first time in a week. mrs. bloomberg. -- this is bloomberg. focus, thehe fed in dollar rallies as u.s. treasury's retreat. , we will speak to him and the next hour. bill running tax into billions of euros as the eu is expected to rule ireland granted it illegal aid. the stock markets jump as dilma impeachmentls her

so, norway is a plus. you need to look into those thatmies closer to china, should be a relative play, a relative value play against norway. it is a possibility. otherwise, euro versus sterling, and we to call out 94 are currently trading at 86 in euro-sterling. so why is that? is it has why this is a lot to do with the huge deficit in this country. it is 7%. in these countries we're looking at, there is one country higher and it is columbia. this economyat after brexit has to go into supply orientation, and then you whicho look at the euro is a current account surplus environment. deal with exploited yield curves in a similar way as japan has to deal with them. thatrope, you can get deflationary increase in real yield. covered by productivity, nor by better output data, it is just driven by the fact that nominal rates cannot fall as fast. scarlett: got it. thank you so much. hans redeker, thank you for your time. big: coming up later, two guests on the opposite side of the lyrical spectrum. carl icahn is

this is in central norway. officials say it's not uncommon for lightning to kill reindeer but, this is unheard of. it is actually home to 10,000 reindeer the largest population of its species in norway. >>> the reality is everybody is born with a nipple. >> everyone took around their -- took off their tops for the 95th anniversary of the women's suffrage movement. it's more than just about taking off her top, organizers and people participating say it's about gender equality for women and that censoring topless -- topless women objectifies when in reality there is no topless in a woman being ng topless. >> we are talking about just in general, women being equal, breast-feeding in public. >> the march was peaceful and if you are wondering, is this legal, they say it is as long as they -- there is no mood or sexual conduct during the parade. >>> still ahead, a reality check on what you need to be making money wise to own a home >>> still following up breaking news gene wilder died late sunday after battling alzhe

is there trouble ahead for norway's biggest sovereign wealth fund?he government is making its first withdrawal from the fund. forthat could spell trouble the effort to manage risk. joining us now for insight is jonah bergman. he is on the phone. see you. how could the government withdraw from the number region's sovereign wealth fund? is interesting that it is finally acknowledging it. it has been saying all year that it could handle the outpost find that the problem is that it is trying to branch out into new assets and take on more risk to boost returns. which are being severely hampered by negative rates that .re spilling into the portfolio what it has done in the past is that it has taken inflows from the oil income that the government gets and used that to shift strategy. now, it doesn't have that anymore. it is forced to take a closer look at the portfolio to see where it can adjust and where it to move intoassets more space and into infrastructure. which it might do next year at some point. mark: is the government able to shrug off the with --

he and his partner finished second behind norway, second overall. josh says his family supporting him all the way from toledo is helping out. two other clevelanders welcomed in the olympics, you may remember-- remember charles and his family has arrived safely from cleveland and it is the first about in a tournament from august 20. jason competes tomorrow night, he fell in love with benching after his parents took him to a club back home. his parents are here and jason says when a coach tells him stabbed the sky, it's the most fun he has know that fencing was just for him. fencing starts tomorrow, leaving the team and matches they have first with argentina and brazil, we've been calling it cleveland tuesday but not really because we have so much competition coming up the next few days. >> that is fantastic and great your staying in touch with all really seem to be confident in focused on what they're going to do, don't they? >> this is the time to hone in on what they are doing, they are very focused. jason competes tomorrow is not even speaking to

the example of norway is there.le on board all takes eu legislation. francine: something that some u.k. politicians have said they don't want because it means you are subject to eu laws without being at the table. in which position would you be more lenient with the u.k., if you were still at the commission or if you were still head of state of a periphery country? cases i think in both see clear limits in what can be vis-a-vis the u.k. and the european union cannot delude itself to lose value to its please ajust to country which has decided not to stay in the european union. as you can understand, this would perhaps help the u.k., but set in motion a precedent of other countries wanting to renegotiate their memberships. become awould then major factor of the you disintegration. i think both the european commission, and if they are responsible, the heads of states and governments of the 27, should not go down that way. francine: why are the markets so calm on brexit? will the impact be limited on growth or is it a f

. >>> i'm from norway and i don't really have a question. i just want to say i really love you, man. >> when you are in rio to do a job but you just can't seem to help yoursel we have your video of the morning. just, the greatest reaction ever. to when this guy meets his dream , usain bolt. >> we all get a little starstruck. welcome everyone thank you so much for waking up with us. >> jimmy is tracking rain that has moved into the valley this morning. what a great shot, the skies are read this morning with scattered storms across the state today. moisture content way up there. the dew points are high so it is human, we need a few storms to start popping and that is already happening early on. a little bit of rainfall in eastern arizona translating into more rain moving in our direction and just to the east of the valley some bigger storms closer to the east valley right over here where most of the rainfall is, deer valley it will continue to make its way mainly toward the east, deer valley road moving down 35th avenue and happy valley road t

/ ((michelle mortensen)) >>> a penguin has received a special honor from his majesty the king of norway's guard. king penguin "sir nils olav" has received the new title of brigadier sir. since his adoption at the edinburgh zoo in 1972, he's worked his way up the ranks from mascot... promotions including this one. brigadier sir nils olav was knighted in 2008./// >>> we'll be right back......../// olympic gold medalist is in i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government seems olympic gold medalist ryan lochte made a multi-million dollar mistake, after he loses two sponsors./// ((michelle mortensen)) >> plus...the waters are starting to recede in louisiana. but the damage is still present. president obama will be in the state to survey the damage./// ((brian loftus)) >> meanwhile...the r

scientist in norway found a mother's singing -- didn't matter if it was live or record -- help stabilize breathing of newborns. these babies were discharged from the hospital three days sooner than others who weren't sung to. the conclusion is hearing mom's voice is so important to infants whose last months of >>> oh, it's going to go down this week, the rocky mountain showdown. let's look at the forecast because of the small chance of an early thunderstorm, around 6:00 at 81 degrees and then clearing, temperatures in the 70s. i think so. we'll keep an eye on that because of the possibility of 80s, similar to today but storms in the afternoon but as of now, this weekend looks like a nice one and taste of colorado. >> that's right. last weekend -- will be a big weekend. have a great day, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> rihanna and drake's late-night pda. >>> rockin' new mega bling. and the backstage interview crasher. >> everything you didn't see. all the juicy vma's gossip now on "extra." >>> thank you, dpod. >> beyonce brings down the house at the mtv video music awards. what kim

norway is well regarded. there are good models out there for de-mobilization. hopefully there will be information sharing and best practices on that. in the back. blue shirt. >> sean carberry, federal computer week. at the center of information sharing is the infrastructure. in the united states, you have a variety of defense and intelligence agencies that are coming to terms with cyber technology and cyber security. their own internal networks, how they are connecting and sharing with other federal agencies. you add in the same dimension in europe. we are things currently, in terms of the integration of systems to share data? how much is going to cloud with shared access? what are the barriers, and how is this affecting the sharing of information? in addition, what are the concerns about cyber threats to this information sharing itself? mr. sanderson: excellent question. mr. schoof: let me start with the last one. the cyber threat in itself is real. as we all know. we do the cyber threat assessment every year. for the terrorist point of view, they are getting

physical activity level and their age, gender and resting and max yum heart rates. 35,000 people in norway took place in the study and the scientists found those using the tracker the risk of death dropped 13% in men and 17% in wome a top cause of vision loss around the world. that is according to the researchers in florida. they studied the link between blindness and diabetes for 20 years and poor glucose control and poor health services contribute to the increase. the concussion recover times, researchers looked at 69 teams in a variety of sports and all treated at the university of pittsburgh medical center concussion clinic and half continued to play and taking 44 days to recover for symptoms ver ruckus 22 days for being sidelined, those that continued to play had worse scores on tests. >> students learn more from attack tif teachers they used college students. it all boys down to mother nature and not playing games on your computer. >> or having a good looking sta remember in that glass. >> was the name? >> dr. johnson. you are a good looking guy. >> 4:59. the news continues right now

the threats to brungodt who was staying at a hotel with his family after flying into boston from norway a few days ago. ed: also new at 5:30 the man police say ruined treasured artwork at the new hampshire statehouse faced a he faces felony charges. police say he fled after the break-in. the key piece of evidence is surveillance footage which they say shows him walking around inside of the building. >> it was generated as a result of that video which told us where this person went and what they did while they were in there. ed: he tried to break into an atm. he $100,000. estimate yet on how much it will cost to repair any damage. heather: new york is ending its battle with fantasy sports websites. the governor has signed a bill legalizing the sites after months of contention. the law calls for companies such as draft kings and fan duel to pay an annual fee of up to $$50,000 with a 15% tax on their revenue. but the new law does not settle a key question, whether the games are considered illegal gambling. zika virus. heather: aerial spraying began today in miami. the other steps also now

website, a lightning storm killed more than 300 reindeer in norway.entists say the reindeer hearded together which is why so many died. jimmy fallon came dressed at ryan lochte. fallon even supported an icy blue hairdo. the photo is on our facebook page. more news after this break. every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. effect today regarding "drones..." and bay area busies >>> a new set of rules went into effect today regarding drones, and bay area business he say the rules will create new jobs. according to faa you won't need a pilot's license to fly a commercial drone, just take a test instead. instead of requiring two to fly a commercial drone, one can fly. >> the job creation is

i've taken this probably to about a dozen countries from china to norway, france, italy and getting a different look at a lot of historical and geo logical formations has been amazing. have thought about before. the colors, looking at something just a little bit different to me is enough to be unique and amazing. >>walter: it's not just getting the camera in the places the arm can't reach. it's places and perspectives that many haven't been able to reach as well. >> that's like a chalk stone in between a couple of cliffs. t's about the size of a coffee table. you can stand on it. if you slip, it's 3,000 feet either way so you have about 20 seconds to think about your life choices but it's just a hike to get there and it's just amazing view and that's a location where a lot of base jumpers are fiord of norway, grand canyon with a huge river. >>walter: not everyone sees it as a great thing. some raise privacy concerns. for others it's a safety issue. that's why he says while his videos walk the walk, he plans to talk the talk. >> what goes up can definitely metal so if anything goes wro

from norway back in 2002 when he was four or five years old. that bit of information coming from the norwegian ministry of foreign affairs. there were five other victims. they were wounded. three have been released from the hospital. some other new information we are getting. we are talking to eyewitnesse which took place last night around 10:30. right here in the heart of central london. >> there was a body laying covered with a blanket. it seemed to be blood. more police arrived. at the time, the police were just... it was intense. really intense. >> there is a lot of anxiety running through london right now. report t u.s. embassy has not released any additional that this may have had some sort of terrorism tie-. in just today, scotland yard said there is no indication that the perpetrator was radicalized in any way. they are saying there was no ideological motivation behind this attack. nbc news, london. >> christa: right now tracking earl this afternoon. it has now weakened to a tropical storm. after making land-fall in belize as a hurrican

patrols searched more than 16-thousand square miles before the castaways were a bizarre scene in norway -- when a lightning strike kills hundreds of reindeer... the norwegian environment agency says a total of 320 of them died -- and five others needed to be put down due to injuries. officials believe the high number of dead is likely because the reindeer were standing close together when the lightning struck. dolly parton will soon be making a new appearance -- on license plates... and a new film tops this that and more -- in the buzz. for the first time in nearly a month -- "suicide squad" doesn't top the weekend box office... instead -- "don't breathe" surprises in its debut -- bringing an estimated 26-million-dollars. "suicide squad" fell to number two -- with the animated tale "kubo and the two strings" finishing third. latin american music icon juan gabriel passed away from natural causes yesterday in santa monica, california. gabriel sold more than 100-million records during his career. he was 66-years old. she's recorded more than 40 albums -- owns a theme park with her name on

you he but i think he may have just been mistaken and got into the wrong competition, because in norway, just this weekend, they had their competition, the belly flop competition. and i think that would have won it all. >> tough guy. >> when we come back, why so many celebrities are dropping and giving 22. >> i'm sorry. i'm distracted by the music. what's this one? it's not samba. only three more days and we're done in the samba. ♪ >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> "world news now" ♪ ♪ >> skinny time. you may have noticed the 22 pushup challenge taking over your social media page. the rock doing it now, raising awareness for military veterans, mental health issues and the 22 veterans who commit suicide on average every day. >> chris pratt and anna ferris getting in on the act as well offering their sincere thanks to those who serve our country. >> we think the cutest entry so far comes from captain america himself. chris with his pushups. take a look at why. >> this is awesome. >> get out of here. stop. dude. >> as if chris evans couldn't get anymore a

this is the 2016 world cup in norway, and that is norwegian for death diving. just as it sounds. they leap off the high dive and keep their bodies straight as long as possible, as if they are going last moment had curl their bodies to avoid the impending smack on the water. >> craig's money, power, and politics is up next. >> good day starts at 4:00 a.m., in florida, people are working hard, just to get by. but in washington - "republican senator marco rubio has the worst voting record in the u.s. senate." marco rubio stopped showing up for work. let us down. i'm patrick murphy and enough's enough. i'm proud to work with president obama. to protect social security and a woman's right to choose. because i'll never stop working for you. >>>right now donald trump is struggling in a state that mitt romney car reed by 48 points. >> nim a tremendous problem in utah. >> and yet trump is basically tied with lynn clinton in florida which obama carried twice. we'll and how clinton and trump should fight the battle of florida. in our humor segment. since charley is goo at answering the mail

. >>> an unlikely candidate is tapped for a promotion in norway's military. check this out. this is ol af the iii. he is a penguin. he was the king penguin received the honor at the zoo where he lived with 50 of norway's guardsmen in attendance. sir olaf marched down the line of soldiers before he was presented with official merchandise. long line of penguins have been the mascot of the norwegian army since 1972 and the different birds have moved up the ranks due to his outstanding service and good conduct. >> sara: looks like he takes he does. he wants to soak up every minute. >> sara: a make a movie out of this happy feet. >> julie: they have new material. >> shiri: am i the only one that thinks this is ridiculous? a little ridiculous. 80 for the south shore and upper 70s for the cape. things are looking fantastic. very comfortable today but i will tell you when humidity seeps back in next. >>> plus a park ranger accused of videotaping women in the bathroom. why police say that ranger gave them all the evidence an arrest. >>> no avocado ice cream, but ? amazing sleep stays

adapting to their culture, they need to come here and a -- just because women don't wear burqas in norway sexually assault them. >> they've actually had to hand out pamphlets in germany because a migrant think if she's there in a swimsuit, they're fair game. so they're handing out these pamphlets, and i look at this and again, hillary clinton, politics aside, why would you want to invite that here? >> again, most are trying to do the right thing, but look at the stuff with the illegal immigration. they know the more they can bring in, they'll be democratic voters. >> that's what it's about, votes? >> a lot of what is happening now is politics. a lot of people just want to keep power, and that's the sad truth. >> i'm thinking bottom line, we need to keep everybody safe first and foremost. >> i would hope so. >>> hillary clinton bringing out the billionaires to sell an economy that supposedly works for everyone. is anyone buying it? >>> plus, border crossers now getting tips on how to hide from our very own border patrol. yes, i'm going to explain. we'll see you back here in two. ♪ he wreck

. >> speaking of netflix, have you read they're going to start offering the series what was in norwayyou can watch events, ordinary, like a woman knitting a scarf or a train ride? i know. apparently, in norway, it's a huge hit, but this is going to be a new thing that netflix oufr offers. this is what their offering new. >> netflix new content is watching an old lady knit. >> among other thing, obviously. >> i'm not a content executive. but that sounds like a loser to me. >> i watch tim stewart playing the drums with his rock and roll guy. >> netflix, i will sell you that content. but we can do this. people will care. that would be hot. >> up next, the traders tell you what they're watching for tomorrow. stay tuned. hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueb

norway's he's been the mascot of the guard since 1972. in honor of his promotion, he's theycted the troops as visited the zoo. according to his keepers, this a normaloldier is penguin except that as soon as regimental music, he knows it's time for duty and he walks out in front of his enclosure. just before 9:00 in the evening paris. no russian athletes will be allowed to compete at the paralympic games. upholdcision has been this tuesday by sport's highest court. slammed as cynical and political by the prime minister of russia. olympic medalists have had a party in paris. victoria's athletes capping off a record breaking olympic games special visit from the president himself. turkey has attacked kurdish and state group targets in syria as syrian kurds strike a with damascus, after a week of clashes. let's move on with business news now with kate in the studio. we're starting off with a protest. we're used to protests in france that often involve people things, making a lot of noise. but in argentina, farmers have fruit,ving away thousand

. >>> takes to the air in norway. we get a stunning, glorious look at the two peaks of the -- yeah, we're just going to put the name down there. no way i can pronounce that. that is over 1,100 feet in the air. well. you see that's right there. he has a rather crazy idea. what would be better than climing up and climbing down? how about, how about flipping between the two peaks. not just jumping but actually flipping. >> he's 18 years old which meeps he's invincible. >> he doesn't need a shirt either because that would get in the way as he stands up. ready? >> dude. >> oh -- >> he pulls it off beautifully. >> look at that freeze frame right there. that is your tinder profile pick, facebook, instagram, say i'm cooler than everybody in the world. >> these two videos exist and they are beyond my comprehension. i think beyond everyone's comprehension. >> do you see what's going on? >> yes. >> come on you're supposed to wash the outside of your car, not the inside. >> well somebody apparently didn't send her that memo becau

with the laughing cow's nine flavors of creamy cheese, >>> take a look at this daring stunt in norway. wait for it. yeah. that happened. that's a man flipping on a rocky tower more than 1100 feet above sea level. that's daring right there. the stone formation is called the goat because it looks like two goat horns. this is a popular place for people to jump from one horn to the other but what this guy is >> yikes. that's a long way down if you slip and fall. a close call for a cat with a run in with a miami-dade police officer. >> you could almost call it a catastrophy. that's the cat stuck in a grill of an unmarked patrol car. no one knows how it got in there but a mechanic was called in to free the feline. he's like you caught me. this morning we are told the little cat is doing just fine. >> we'll take a look at this scene out of north carolina. a family came home to this, yup that's a big old bear lounging on the porch railing comping away on food from a bird feeder. the family chased the bear away but he gets caught up. eventually he gets uncaught and crawls off. >> thousands of

>>> police have found a man who threatened to kill police officers, a 28-year-old man from norway who came into the united states through boston last month. an e-mail was sent to the portland press herald this morning saying he wanted to shoot and kill as many police officers as possible. the man was station at a portland hotel. he is suspected of tweeting similar threats and claiming there were expossives in ton parking garage. >> i can say at this time we believe he was acting alone. we believe the tweet was the direct connection to him. this wasn't two individuals or a group of people. >> the police chief said that the threats involved used vault weapons. federal agents are joining the investigation. >>> a north andover chemical february. eesh said that the plant made serious mistakes that contributed to the blast and failed to properly design, inspect, and maintain the plant. >>> tonight, an investigation into the safety of your drinking water. ryan kath has surprising information that the i-team's uncovered. >> reporter: this is top of mind with the crisis in flint and schools in

the men were born three days apart in 1975 at the norway house indian hospital. it's not clear how they ended up going home parents. it was an emotional discovery for both men. >> i want answers. >> my mom and dad raised me and protected me. >> first time can be discounted as a mistake but a second time, that's a criminal activity. >> it's not clear if there are tests. >>> jimmy fallon showed up last night dressed as olympic swimmer ryan lochte who is still facing trouble in brazil. [ laughter ] he was making the most of it. michael phelps enjoyed that. had a little fun claiming he wrote justin bieber's "sorry". >> is. also another highlight surrounding beyonce who won video of the year. >> i dedicate this award to the people of new orleans. >> she gave a 16-minute ,, everyone complains about millennials. nonsense. millennials, i salute you. you save money like no other generation. you share cars, wifi passwords, canoes, deodorants. today's his pants day. no baby boomer ever shared a pair of pants with me. start saving with the anywhere account today. david was p

. >>> takes to the air in norway. we get a stunning, glorious look at the two peaks of the -- yeah, we're just going to put the name down there. no way i can p that is over 1,100 feet in the air. >> you might notice on the peaks well. >> look at that freeze frame right there. that is your tinder profile pick,ok, instagram, say i'm cooler than everybody in the world. >> these two videos exist and they are beyond my comprehension. i think beyond everyone's comprehension. >> no, no, no. you're doing it wrong. >> come on you're supposed to wash the outside of your car, not the inside. >> well somebody apparently didn't send her that memo because this woman in austria is apparently using a pressure washer to wash the inside cabin of the truck. >> which begs the question -- >> yes. >> what happened in there? >> did someone go full tarantino on this thing? you never know what, what, i'd be suspicious of a woman that was cleaning a truck like that. >> yeah, where's her husband? >> yes, anybody seen him? >> in the truck. >> no

that's what officials are calling the death of more than 300 reindeer in norway. a lightning strike killed them all at once. environmental officials say the animals were likely all huddled together because of stormy weather. kathy: of father shot and killed while helping a neighbor. we have reaction from the uw madison is named number one for parties. plus -- dancing in the line of duty. the local officer going viral for his dance moves, and spreading a lot of smiles in the process. it's all new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00. toya: it's back to school week. and health experts want to make sure your kids are ready. there are illnesses parents should watch out for. wisn 12 news lindsey slater shows us what's going around. lindsay co i spoke to a nurse practitioner with the cvs minute clinic who said she's seen a lot of cases of pink eye or bacterial conjunctivitis recently. that is an eye infection that >>that is an eye infection that caused by a bacteria that could be from an ammonia bacteria coming from things like swimming. then it turns into an infection. lind

more than 300 wild rain deer killed by -- reign deer killed -- reindeer killed in norway. a jumble of car cases -- kashg cases spread across a field. >>> this has been one of the comedian gene wilder. his utter genius in young frankenstein and other mel brooks movies. he died last night in connecticut krlt from complications -- -- connecticut from complications from alzheimer's disease. somewhere over thin took his last breath. the countless young children that would smile or call out to him saying there's willy wonka would have to then be exposed to an adult illness. he couldn't bear the idea of one less smile. he was 83. >>> they're american ninja warriors from the valley. >>> the three steps to living debt-free. >>> big wigs in the sdral lee. why they -- valley. why they couldn't say no to this larry fit garld invitation. >>> millions of people tune in to nbc every night to watch athletes jump, hang, an american ninja warrior channel chron. >> this -- champion. >> this show has become a phenomenon. one of the contenders tonight was from right here in the valley. what he

more than 300 wild reindeer were killed by lightning in federal norway. wildlife officials are calling it an unusually large natural disaster. the norwegian environment agency says 323 animals were killed in the lightning storm which happened on friday. while it's not uncommon for reindeer nor other wildlife to be killed by lightning, these large numbers are unheard retailer could be weeks away from launching a music streaming service. amazon is near deals with the major record labels to launch a subscription music streaming service. it could come as soon as next month. pandora is closing in on licensing deals for its own demand seeming service. >>> and twitter tonight buzzing @towerlightcle. those interactions are often a lot of fun. but late last week some cryptic tweets started lead manager to believe since terminal tower was sold to new owners, the account may be shuttered. multiple request for comments have gone unreturned. >> that would be a shammashim. that is is one of the things you take friends out and downtown and are like hey you like pink. wo

an 18-year-old gymnast somersaulting between rocks in norway, more than 1000 feet above water. because he was secured but said he was afraid of his mom's reaction. >>> we spotted this elk in evergreen wearing an accessory. it had a child's basketball hoop stuck around its neck. officers say they are going to look for the elk and try to help it out. >>> colorado has seen some rain but not in denver.>>> some nothing in denver. the northeastern corner, persistent storms. these are beginning to die down. these are moving to portions of kansas, still holding together. the only place we have a severe thunderstorm warning is for the northeastern until 10:15 pm. from a about north dakota through south dakota, eastern colorado down to new mexico, a line of showers an tomorrow, we start with sunny skies and clouds moving. scattered storms around here. 5:00 might see a storm moves through but not much to count on for denver. wednesday, a greater chance for storms. even david -- they don't last long. thursday, a cold front coming through. we may see more rain around here. stationary front.