this is the toughest women soldiers in norway.ith the equipment, also they march for maybe 40 kilometres. they are pretty tough. the women spend half their time training alongside male paratroopers and ellen says this creates a dull the rivalry. there is a competition between us but at least it is a very good one. —— creates a healthy rivalry. norway first allowed women to serving, more than 30 years ago. it was ahead of most other western military is. the us and britain have only recently followed suit. but norway's military is still dominated by men and some remain sceptical of the new programme. 19—year—old jan dekker says their fears are unfounded. maybe we can't always drag the men out if they are hurt but if you are taking the same tests as the men, then they shouldn't worry. no women have yet been deployed with the special forces. but their male cou nterpa rts special forces. but their male counterparts are currently injordan as part of the fight against so—called islamic state. i asked her what it would be like to do this

they're second in their group and welcome norway. —— they're third in their group and welcome norway.s man wins the opening f1 grand prix of the season, ahead of hamilton. good evening. lots of football to bring you, but also another win for konta in the tennis, and a medal for scotland in the curling. but first, teams continued in their bid to reach next year's football world cup in russia. for england, they enjoyed a 2—nil win over lithuania. jermain defoe, on his first appearance for his country since november 2013, got himself on the scoresheet. andy swiss was watching at wembley. a day to put the ball firmly in perspective. armed police on duty as wembley struck a poignant note. outside the flags at half—mast, inside the teams are moved out by five—year—old cancer patient bradley likely before a tribute to the victims of wednesday's terror attack. 80,000 fans fell silent. the match itself seemed straightforward for england. it certainly began that way. the recall did defoe is moving ahead. an error by the keeper almost gets capable of doing it you equaliser, but england jimmy var

but they are behind us. >> norway? f norway?orway is the little plastic village you set up under your christmas tree once a year. the united states is a big honking train that comes through and makes the whole thing even vaguely interesting. get out of here with norway. >> bill: the united states has more opportunity. but switzerland is a nice country. you learn how to yodel. you got a big comforter on you every night. and it's very clean. canada, we like canada. it's a little brisk, but we like it. >> you mean that big comforter named helga? >> bill: whatever the comforter is named, it is okay with me. now, we mentioned australia. this is great. in melbourne, which is a nice town, okay, they have little icons. >> everything is nice. >> bill: not everything. glasgow, scotland, not a niceil town. now, they have little icons, you see, but now they are both genders. it used to be they were just men crossing the street, and now they had to spend all the money to get some ladies on the traffic light icons to be politically correct, m

, they want you to fly over to norway, they're like insane about your record.r there, and they are sure they're going to have a big album there. i didn't know where norway was but i got on a plane and went there and did 18 or 19 interviews in one day. i didn't want to hear my own voice anymore after -- you know how that goes. >> yeah, i do. thank you for inviting me, but -- >> i'm doing all of the talking here. it is one after another after another and, sure enough, when i left the album went flying off the charts and was huge in norway. what did i learn? oh, if i do the work as an artist, if i do the work, the team will be obligated to come and show up and raise the bar themselves and show up for the album, and they did album after album. that happen in sweden and denmark and germany, et cetera. >> the flip side of handling your business is not taking yourself too seriously. i can't believe i'm saying this, but you and i have this in common. we both did that show "dancing with the stars" at one point. >> i'm sorry. >> yeah, so am i. i was about to say the same

and the winner is norway. french?u speak you are one of the 274 million around the world who do. first our top story live from paris. ♪ genie: the head of the fbi is getting set to testify in a public hearing in front of the house intelligence committee starting about one hour from now. talkingmey will be about the fbi investigation into allegations of russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election. also expected to debunk donald trump's claim that the obama administration wiretapped trump tower. doug barber told us more. this wiretapped has insinuated itself into this probe. trumpitics say -- donald seemingly out of nowhere tweeting that trump tower had been wiretapped by president obama. theics saying it's equivalent of waving a shiny new object to distract everyone in the midst of the russia probe into allegations of russian meddling in the election and trump associates and campaign members perhaps colluding with russian government officials in the into allegations of russian meddling in the election and trump associates and campaign election. the wiretap has to get out of

reporter: in norway, people take many of these boxes.pite all the natural beauty, they know money alone cannot buy them happiness, but a strong social security system will ensure them a stable, happier future. sarah: good for them. in other news, it is official. the countdown to brexit starts next week. britain's prime minister has announced that next wednesday will be the day she triggers article 52 begin proceedings to withdraw britain from the eu. the u.k. and you will then have two years to negotiate the terms of the withdrawal by march 20. it is reported the talks will not likely start for six weeks. the u.k. held a referendum in june of last year and voted narrowly to leave. we have to take a short break but when we come back, it will be business. do not go away. ♪ ♪ sarah: welcome back. a quick reminder of top stories. the fbi has confirmed it is investigating possible links between president trump and russia. fbi director james comey said the agency is looking into whether there was coordination or cooperation between trump's pre

it is not norway and sweden. yes, they are not norway and sweden.ey are not norway and sweden, it is a different situation. how do you see this? the irish republic has been a strong supporter of the eu, it is in the eu. it has all worked so far in recent yea rs the eu. it has all worked so far in recent years to bring peace. the eu. it has all worked so far in recent years to bring peacem the eu. it has all worked so far in recent years to bring peace. it has and the irish government was hoping to convince theresa may to choose a soft brexit path. clearly it has been unsuccessful because theresa may is going for a hard brexit and that will have consequences for northern ireland. but seriously for northern ireland. but seriously for northern ireland. but seriously for northern ireland what we are going to see, if there is no agreement in three weeks, or even the four weeks of negotiation, there will be flash points if there is going to be direct rule from london. sinn fein already said they do not see the current british government as a distant, as h

in a move i didn't anticipate it is testing the taxis in arctic norway. on earth, in some of the cleanest air, secret tests are going on. for a vehicle that could help cut pollution thousands of miles away in britain. this is the brand—new design for the iconic london black cab. it's camouflaged because it's a test vehicle. but before they can put this through its paces, in the cities, they have to try it out in one of the most hostile environments on earth. and it doesn't get a lot more hostile than here. it looks like the traditional london black cab. the big difference? is how it sounds. it's got an electric engine. most of the time driving with zero emissions. although a small petrol motor charges the battery from time to time. it feels like a ride in any normal black cab except it is a lot quieter, because you haven't got the diesel engine. what you can't see is all the wires and all the computers that are rigged up in here, because they live analysing how the cab is performing in this kind of hostile weather. so this really is the traditional design

it's never easy finding a cabbie who will go to norway at this time of day.re about the environment? cabbies care much more about the environment than people give us credit for. the worst place to be, sitting in traffic, breathing the poor air, is in a vehicle. you're better off walking or cycling. if we can go some way to cleaning up our own air and better the city the city we work in, and londoners recognise that, it's got to be a good thing. the people they'll need to convince are here in london. even with subsidies, the new cabs will be more than £110,000. too steep for the drivers we flagged down. the infrastructure's not in place. they've got to put all the charging points on ranks and it just wouldn't be practical for us. yeah, it's great in theory, yeah. but as long as you've got the charge points and the money to pay for it. it all comes down to the dollar, governor. back in norway, government support means you can even get a fast charge in the arctic circle. the new taxis will be built in britain, using chinese money, led by a german engineer. more

uk is an energy producer, same with norway. we have pipelines for both crude oil and natural gas to the british market. and finally we have, as a significant financial investor, uk is again main market for our financial investment through the significant sovereign wealth fund that we have. so we are -- as a small economy, we are dependent on trade. we are very dependent on free capital movements, and we are -- i hope really that that is going to continue. >> clearly it seems you're worried given the close trade links between the uk and norway. now it seems as an outsider to the uk along with iceland you are trying to strike a closer cooperation with outsiders like iceland. i assume that could never replace the close relation slp that you have with the uk. >> i believe those relationships will continue irrespective of the choice that the uk has made in regards to the uk -- the eu membership. i will not comment on that decision, but i would like to take also the opportunity to underline that for the future looking forward, it's i

if they were stored in the doomsday vault that just opened in the arctic wasteland in norway.archive will protect humanity's most important books, storing them in digital form deep inside a mind so they can survive the harshest conditions, even nuclear war. they say "we believe that we can save the data for a whole 1,000 years." the facility is already home to the largest collection of seeds in the world, should food supplies get wiped out. they've every seed except pumpkin, hoping to get that one soon, i love pumpkin seeds. so far our country hasn't opted to keep any of the national archives in the vault, but here is a complete list of books that we believe should be stored safely for eternity. yeah, all over those top-selling books. it's just a start but that's where i want to begin. charles? what would you save mexico what works will go into the vault? >> we could do most of the books i have come out of england. >> tom: the great writers? >> the great writers, an american who lived in england. basically, we could save england in there. >> tom: i don't get it, why would you

. >>> the winters up in norway can be very, very long.hings can get very cold and sometimes boring. but it's also extraordinarily beautiful. these guys are in lafoten norway, you would never think it would be the perfect environment for skating. but you would be wrong. this is the short film called "northbound" with four skaters. herman, dedrick, henrik and carson. >> is the beach frozen solid? >> it is frozen solid, and it creates a perfect surface for these guys to skate on. >> it's essentially concrete. >> it has enough texture to give you enough grip. >> yep. >> and they're using sticks and things they find out on the beach to create ramps. >> they have an endless set of obstacles to jump over and create different tricks with and the backdrop is mind-blowing. >> they've got no edges to grind. >> don't they? >> well done. >> they start using not only their environment, but some of the flotsam and jetsam that floats up on the beach. here any find an old boat and start using that as their rail. of course the weather out there is extraord

norway, norway number one followed by denmark and iceland. >> nordic countries are on top because ofir strong economies and because residents say they feel they can trust their fellow citizens. the u.s. slipped one spot coming in at number 14 this year. so not the weather. >> it's not the weather. >> canada was number seven on the list. >> snowball fights are fun though. >> yeah, they are. but if happiness, stay away from singapore and hong kong that you see there. a private company's survey says those are the two most expensive cities in the world to live. >> in fact, five of the ten most expensive cities were in asia, but four of the others in western europe. new york city rounds out the top ten. >> all right. not doing that bad. well, when we come back, who bowled over the judges last night at "dancing with the stars." >> and guess who huma abedin was seen in disneyland with? "the skinny" is next. neyland with? "the skinny" is next. but can it fix this teen's skateboarding mishap? seen in disneyland with? "the skinny" is next. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne,

daniel lafferty has been called up to the northern ireland squad for sunday's world cup qualifier with norwayorthern ireland are second in their qualifying group, five points behind germany, with two wins from four games. the england head coach eddiejones has urged the british and irish lions coach warren gatland to pick four captains for the forthcoming tour to new zealand this summer — one from each of the four national teams. will enable gatland to pick the best "an.“ gm 7 z, .7 ,. 7 7 up matches are over. there's been great debate over who will lead the lions this summer — gatland has said there are half a dozen players in contention for the role and that whoever is picked is not guaranteed to start. uk athletics will look to introduce safeguards to ensure power athletics cannot cheat. classification cannot cheat the classification — —— —— — a review by uk athletics has found that the classification system for para athletes could be abused in the pursuit of medals. professor ohn brewer was a member— he says steps will be taken to prevent that from happening. we want to ensure an athlete i

. >> at nato headquarters, i asked norw norway's defense minister. >> we have close allies coming andoing training. >> these short winter days, the focus is on speed and getting out of the cold. winter training to help avoid a strategic withdrawal. hans nichols, nbc news, norway. >>> when we come back, preparing for the worst in (gasp) just head & shoulders? are you kidding? this is celebrity hair i thought it was just for, like, dandruff there's life in it, there's stuff going on this is so free ah, it's just so smooth. like i wish that you could feel it. new head & shoulders. cleans, protects and moisturizes to... ...get up to 100% flake-free and unbelievably beautiful hair but, this is real people it's not head & shoulders, it's the new head & shoulders i never miss an early but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. the following ad for your viewing convenience. so

while northern ireland host norway. james burford reports.his men and a chance to set right the midweek defeat in germany. joe hart more used to the italian way of life will captain but a newcomer is the talk of the town. the first call—up for the middlesbrough actin so is southgate playing three at the back again or is that a crowd? we have the flexibility to play a number of different ways and it's important oui’ different ways and it's important our players can do that, we have to be adaptable as we go through the next 18 months. we need to be a bitter change quickly and as that progresses to do that in games and at the start. so, it is a key skill for us to develop. scotland can just about keep alive their world cup qualifying hopes if they beat slovenia at hampden park. suffer defeat and the enormous mountain to climb would only get higher. sometimes it's easier for a climb would only get higher. sometimes it's easierfor a manager to say this is what we will do and sometimes if we draw, win or lose but we have to win. we do not have to w

but the norway maple just turns out to be highly invasive.it seemed to take quite a long time for these trees to gather their strength and mobilize and move out to conquer the world. so, i mean, that's a good question and really don't know the answer. i never try and present myself as an expert on trees because it is very complicated, vast world, and i'm not an arborist i've just done my best to bring this story to the pages because i just think urban forests are so important, and i think i alluded to this before. i started off feeling like well, we just need to make many more trees and will have many benefits. at the time i finish this i realized no, cities are way too paved over and believe what we need to do is be rethinking cities, holding up pavement at essentially retrofitting cities with nature, both to mitigate all this storm water and also all the other reasons that even cited in this talk. that in many ways the south andy lipkis has been spent his last couple of decades is working with l.a. which is committed to this vision. but, i

northern ireland are well placed heading into their match with norway.y're second in the group, five points behind germany, and on course to clinch a play—off place. we have the opportunity to put seven points between ourselves and norway, with the opportunity to get to ten points. once you get to that stage of any campaign, you start to believe that it really is possible, and to put in a position to qualify. certainly with the experience of qualifying for france, we have been through that and those experiences, we know what is required to get there now. the netherlands are struggling — they lost to bulgaria. cristiano ronaldo though scored twice as the european champions portugal beat hungary 3—0. this was the pick of his goals. there was a great goal too from the everton striker romelu lukaku and a late one at that, his equaliser coming in the 89th minute as belgium salvaged a draw against greece to remain top of their group. and if we're talking good goals, this morning. this one is going to take some topping as dundee united lifted the scottish chall

five points behind germany, and on course to clinch a playoff place, heading into their match with norway norway, the opportunity to get to ten points, and once you get to that stage, you start to believe it is possible to put yourselves in a position to qualify, and that is certainly the experience of qualifying for france, we have been through that, and those experiences, we know what is required to get there now. england's ross fisher is out of the world golf championship match play in texas. he lost to japan's hideto tanihara in the quarterfinals, but he did leave with a decent consolation prize — his win over bubba watson in the previous round took fisher into the world's top 50 and earned him a place in the masters next month. scotland beat sweden to take bronze at the world women's curling championship in beijing. skip eve muirhead and her team had lost to the swedes in a play—off yesterday, but they turned the tables, winning 6—4 in the bronze—medal match. canada beat russia to take the gold. muirhead was delighted with what she called "a really strong team performance", especiall

northern ireland are well placed heading into their match with norway.rtunity to put seven points between ourselves and norway, the opportunity to get to ten points and i think when you get to that stage of any campaign you start to really believe it‘s possible and to put yourself in a position to qualify. certainly the experience of qualifying for france, we‘ve been through that, and these experiences, we know what‘s required to get there now. anthony crolla was outclassed in his bid to regain the wba lightweight title in manchester last night. he lost his rematch withjorge linares on points. in front of a home crowd, crolla went down in the seventh round, after a stinging uppercut. and though he responded well, linares retained the belt on a unanimous decision. there are three british players in the finals of the british open squash. the world now but one was beaten, and at 36 the oldest winner. massaro will face sarahjane perry, who knocked out another player who was world number one for nine years. and before i go, scotland‘s women have been to swede

norway raced to the top slot in the world happiness ladder... followed by denmark...in the u-s has gone up over the past decade, but happiness apparently is declining and we slipped to 14 money does matter, of course: the countries at the bottom of the list are desperately poor, and the central african republic placed last with venezuela not far behind. economists calculate the rankings based on income and life expectancy, along with people's feelings about social support, personal freedom, corruption and generosity. pam? (pam) royal jordan airlines is advising passengers that laptops, ipads, cameras, and other electonics... will not be allowed in carry-on luggage for u.s- bound flights. the airline says, in a tweet, that medical devices and cellphones are excluded from the ban. everything else... will need to be packed in checked luggage. the u.s homeland security department is behind the ban.. but has yet to comment. it is currently unclear how long the ban will be in place... or what prompted it. (steve)in sports... the stanford women's basketball tries to get back

northern ireland are well placed heading into their match with norway, second in the group, five pointsace. points behind germany, on course to clinch a play-off place. we have the opportunity put seven points between ourselves in norway, the opportunity to get to ten points, and once you get to that stage, you start to believe it is possible to put yourselves in a position to qualify, and that is certainly the experience of qualifying for france, we have been through that, and those experiences, we know what is required to get there now. anthony crolla was outclassed in his bid to regain the wba lightweight title in manchester last night. he lost his rematch withjorge linares on points. in front of a home crowd, he went down in the seventh round after being caught with an uppercut. and although he responded well, linares retained the belt on a unanimous decision. england's ross fisher is out of the world golf championship match play in texas. he lost to japan's hideto tanihara in the quarterfinals, but he did leave with a decent consolation prize — his win over bubba watson in the prev

michael o'neill's play norway on sunday evening, who have made a poor start, but have just appointedgland fans know all about him after the euros! when a new manager comes in you expect a lift, and norway have good players, they have had a poor start and underachieved. they are in a situation where they need a lift and they think he is capable of giving them back. it will be an interesting challenge for us and it is a game for them coming in, they have to win the game to keep their hopes alive, to be honest. meanwhile, england's women have returned to fourth in the fifa world rankings. equalling their highest position. the side came third in the shebelieves cup earlier this month after a 1—0 win over the usa, and have gone back above canada. scotland remain 21st, wales move up to 33rd and northern ireland are up to 55th. some club news now and tottenham's dele alli is banned for three european club games after his red card during the europa league tie against gent. the midfielder was sent off for a nasty challenge in the first half of the second leg at wembley. and the suspension wil

it is funds donors can set up so to give an example, norway can partner with the u.s. and they come together and pool the money and then they can run it through the bank and the bank holds at the financing and the government are separate so they are trust funds that are separate. how important are these? it is hard to get the details on the trust funds but if we just look at the world bank and the degree of the trust fund, we can see that it's the biggest. it's a lot of money going into these and it is similar to the earmarked funding the different reality. if we look at the global fund, it's the u.s., france, the uk. 95% comes from the bilateral partnerships and private sector philanthropies and a broad sector but most of it is bilateral donors and .75% of project read that some of you might have heard of but a certain percentage goes. and they were playing an important influence financing 25% as it started in the uk and the u.s. so what comes out here to summarize the financing is that a large part of the growth in the financing and i think it's estimated about two t

a lot of money was ireland, norway, canada canada and many other countries. i guess they would'v would spenn their own citizens, but the ethic in those countries was that have responsibility to the rest of the world. they are countries where people have healthcare. they have a decent standard of living and they see what's happening in africa for whatever reason and see themselves as part of a broader humanity that has responsibility to everyone. >> host: caroline is calling in from coronado colorado. t you are on booktv. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. you had somebody made a comment regarding the fact that they would rather not have private philanthropy take care of things that the government is now taking care of. i.e. taxpayers. i did mention why can't have the michael bloomberg said the world, george soros of the world totally fun something like planned parenthood which is a politically contentious situation. they could take care of a good portion of all the funds that planned parenthood needs andnd never ever miss it. . >> host: coronado califor

is never easy finding a cabbie who will go to norway at this time of day.re about the environment? cabbies care much more about the environment than people give us credit for. the worst place to be, sitting in traffic, breathing the poor air, is in a vehicle. you're better off walking or cycling. if we can go some way to cleaning up our own air and better the city we work in and londoners recognise that, it's got to be a good thing. the people they'll need to convince are here in london. even with subsidies, the new camps will be more than £40,000. too steep for the drivers we flagged down. the infrastructure's not in place. they've got to put all the charging points on ranks and it just wouldn't be practical for us. yeah, it's great in theory, yeah. but as long as you've got the charge points and the money to pay for it. it all comes down to the dollar, governor. back in norway, government support means you can even get a fast charge in the arctic circle. the new taxes will be built in britain, using chinese money, led by a german engineer. more and more c

he outsprinted julian alaphilippe to win the 148.5 kilomere stage of the week—long race, with norway's. what a picturesque race indeed that would be. that's all the sport. for all of the stories, you can go to the website and of course you can also follow us on twitter. from me and the rest of the magnificent sport today team, goodbye. hello, there. good morning. well, we saw all sorts across the uk for the second part of the weekend. we saw a bit of rain and some brighter weather. so some rainbows in places but some of the showers were really quite heavy and they contained hail. have a look here at 0xfordshire. and we also saw some snow. yes, snow there over the higher ground in wales. so a variety of weather. all down to an area of low pressure swirling around the heart of the uk. that is drifting its way ever eastwards and will continue to do so over the night. gradually things are calming down, although it is still fairly gray over the eastern side and into the small hours of the morning with small outbreaks of rain. another area of rain moving into the south—west of the uk. it wil

northern ireland play norway in group c at the same time.has been won by sebastian vettel, who beat lewis hamilton, despite the british driver starting on pole position. hamilton is aiming to win a fourth world title this year. adam wild reports. a fourth world title this year. a a fourth world title this year. new season, and for the a new season, and for formula one, the start of a new year, the car is now bigger, faster. still, there are some sites that might be a rather familiar, lewis hamilton‘s mercedes beginning at the front is one, staying there is the challenge that never changes, and with being the race favoured, their servants dummer comes a certain type of pressure, in this case from the ferrari of sebastian vettel, a battle of speed that would ultimately decided by a stop. hamilton in four new tyres, allowing vettel to take the lead. we need to get past verstappen. allowing vettel to take the lead. we need to get past verstappenlj allowing vettel to take the lead. we need to get past verstappen. i don't know how you expect me to

what is expected to come soon is a sea drill out of norway to go through a restructuring of chapter 11 that a major problem, the offshore sector? chapter 11. why is that a major problem, the offshore sector7m chapter 11. why is that a major problem, the offshore sector? it was driven by the low oil price since 2014 which has restricted exploration and production by major oil companies and has had a knock—on effect of the rates for these vessels and oil rigs and platforms exploring and looking for oil out in the deep sea. why is it really that bad? we are already seeing oil prices recovering from lows. the oversupply of vessels and high oil prices and exploration in 2013 and 2014. too many vessels were being built. it is a typical shipping problem. it is a cyclical business. oversupplied. there was a cancellation of a lot of projects out there. too many ships, low demand, low utilisation, low rates. what is your outlook for the shipping sector and subsectors over the next 12 months? we really like the next 12 months? we really like the gas sectors, energy and lpg, it is the fuel of the

points after second placed northern ireland continued their solid form with a 2—0 win at home over norwayle the czech republic climb to third after they put six past san marino. england were 2—0 winners over lithuania at wembley with jermaine defoe and jamie vardy scoring the goals. 34—year—old defoe was making his first england appearance since november 2013 and picked up his 20th international goal meaning england remain unbeaten at the top of group f with four wins and a draw. security was tight at the venue after last week's events in london. andy swiss has more. the buildup to the match had been overshadowed by the terror attack in london on wednesday. there was heightened security outside the stadium including armed police flags we re stadium including armed police flags were flying at half mast and before the match there was a wreath laying ceremony in the centre circle, followed by a one—minute silence around the ground which was impeccably observed. after that a motion before the game, the match itself was relatively uneventful. england took the lead after 20 minutes whenjermaine

7 "7 7; stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it was international happiness day on monday and norwaywe understand above all this was a triumph sttfie west fitterrfie. fedfiieriestnte'ee as quickly as possible and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc world news. i'm adnan nawaz. the latest headlines: the ousted south korean president park geun—hye to her impeachment. under the spotlight. france's five main presidential candidates clash over policing, some of the biggest consumers of brazilian meat have suspended hundreds of civilians remain trapped in the west of mosul as iraqi government forces battle islamic state militants. the bbc‘s feras killani is the only internationaljournalist who's had access to the frontline as the troops advance towardsa symbolicmosquee= in the densely—populated old city. irnssrts nveleliesetlnu= taster . ' ' produce for many years. and bribing officials to overlook illegal practices. brazil is a country groud confidence has been shaken. checks on meat and poultry sold at supermarkets. a massive police investigation claims the country's largest meatpack

some people in norway had this to say when asked what's their secret to happiness? >> i think it's the work --[inaudible]-- we get free education, free healthcare, and, yeah. >> well-functioning institutions, so the schools, healthcare, police, treat people with respect and that trickles town and makes us happy. >> out of 155 countries, the u.s. ranks 14th, that's down from last year. >>> the silicon valley tech company is offering some of its employees a lot of money to leave the bay area. mountain view based -- is offering their new employees $10,000 when they accept the job and move away, part of an experimental location package. the mane has to be used for reimbursing moving expenses for the first three months working at the online company, an online app company, and they say they are making the offer because of the housing knowledge crunch and the high cost of living in the bay area. i found out more about this company, zapier, and the very founders don't live in the bay area. >> my problem is, to use that for my moving expenses, i wouldn't have had those unele

>> if you look at norway, back in the fall of 2012, snapchat hit the top three in the app store for norwayas the one place it got big faster than the u.s., and there you see it being used by people all across the spectrum, in terms of age and gender. it has become embedded in society. it gives you confidence that this is something that can become broadly used by everybody. >> what about hardware? how does that become an important factor? >> the spectacles are fine. i was wearing them this weekend. i went skiing with my kids. it was the perfect way to be in the moment and capture some of those memories without it being intermediated with the phone, so it has been a terrific experience. >> jeremy, i have to ask you. there has been a lot of reporting about your own relationship with evan spiegel. how is your relationship with the business now? some of the lack of it shareholder control has lifted because of some arduous, onerous point of view you put on as seed investors? >> over the course of five years, there will be friction in every relationship. what is more important is whether you can

norway can partner with the u.s. saying we want to do something in maternal health and they come together, pool the money, set-up the governanc and run it through the bank. the financing and governance is separate. they are called trust funds and separate. it is like the backdoor to the bank in a way. how important are these? it is hard to get the details on trust funds but if we plot the who and the world bank you can see there is a lot of money going into these. it is similar to the who earmark funds just a different legality. if we look at global funds, it actually is the u.s., france, the uk -- 95% coming from bilateral donors. you would hope they would attract new money from private sector, a broader sector like diverse financing. most is bilateral donors and remaining 7.5 from target red which some of you might have heard of. private sector sales and some of the sales go there. the vaccine alliance, bill gates playing a huge part financing 25% and then the uk and then the u.s. what comes out here to summererize

the 26—year—old surged with 150m of the 190km remaining and pipped the likes of norway's alexander kristoffined the leader's yellowjersey and has a six—second lead. claressa shields made history at the rio olympics by becoming the first american boxer to win successive olympic titles, and now the 21—year old from michigan is breaking more new ground. this weekend, she becomes the first female boxer to top the bill on a premium tv network in the united states. she won her first pro fight back in november, now she's gearing up for hungary's szilvia szabados and she's excited. after i won my fight they called me andi after i won my fight they called me and i said great, i said and my co— main event is it they were, like, no, no, no. isaid what? —— and my. i was going to take the fight whatever. —— and my. my manager in the end said i am the main event. —— am i. the end said i am the main event. —— ami.i the end said i am the main event. —— am i. i said what are you talking about, he was, like, you're going to be the main event on showtime, the first woman to be on premium tv to be on. i said,

. 0veri million tourists come here every year in search of the northern lights, from the north of norwayhe far north—eastern part of russia. there are around 6000 samis left in this part of finland and here they are known as the inari because they live around lake inari, 250 kilometres north of the arctic circle. i have never been so far north. after landing in the town of ivalo, just a 1.5 hourflight from helsinki, i meet my first inari friend. hi! welcome to finland. iamjohanna. look at your outfit! you look amazing! thank you. is this our transport? yes. it will be our transport for this trip. we have so much planned for you. that is the way forward. it is really warm. life here must be quite difficult. there is snow on the ground for seven months of the year and the most practical way to move around is by snowmobile. so this is the best way to get there? there is no other way to get there. 0k. so this is how i am rolling. and you will teach me? yes. these things revolutionised life here. we got them about 50 or 60 years ago. it made things far easier here. what did you use before the

traveling's weird. [ laughter ] boy, i was in norway last week, only english-speaking tv i get in norwayc. it stands for biased boring crap, more effective than ambien as sleep inducer. hey you guys like -- [ laughter ] you guys like music? [ applause ] >> i sure do. but one kind of music i don't like, poop dog has nephew named bow wow, both bad dogs, who advocate murder and sex slavery for potus and first lady. who let the dogs out? [ dog barking ] [ laughter ] okay, they're giving me the light. i'll leave you with this. this is a visual gag. did you guys see this? oh, as hillary leaves rally, um, hang on. as hillary leaves rally, e-mail questions continue to dog her. to be frank, she's in trouble. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was the comedy of mike huckabee, as presented by patton oswald. we'll take a break. when we come back, we'll give college students a chance to win money if they can tell us who is on that money. it's dumb and fun, so stick around, we'll be right back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] don't look now but chuck norris is right behind you. i heard superheroes read chuck n

boy, i was in norway last week, only english-speaking tv., it stands for biased boring crap. it's more effective than ambien as a sleep inducer. you guys like music? i sure do. but one kind of music i don't like, poop dog. a nephew named bow-wow, both dogs who indicate murder and sex slavery for potus and first lady. who let the dogs out? >> the comedy of mike huckabee as presented by pat, everyone. >> i don't know what to say about that, but i like patton oswalt. >> he did it well. it was supposed to be awkward. >> we have to get governor huckabee working and doing something. >> that twitter is changing everything. >>> still ahead, another critical piece of the president's foreign policy comes into place. >>> plus, the gop struggle over health care weighing on u.s. markets once again this morning. the story is driving business news, next. le 's take a trip to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm to

this is so fascinating because he's just going to about any country you could think of, finland, norway, germany, france, spore which you gal, it's in the u.k., he's meeting people. he's seeing how getting. he meets people and they are talking and it's a fascinating journey. >> what a neat way to do a travel blog. just a complete set of scenery and stuff. it's what is a great great and the woman you see there watching the video that i think i just showed all of you, is the same person that gave him the sesame butter. so as the video ends, there's the gift. it's going all around europe. the that is the coolest thing about it. you can follow his entire travel blog, like if you pull #awakeshow. it's a book, it's a buzzer book, i loved it. >>> these buddies are off the coast of california on their water craft having a good time, but they stopped because they have to make an emergency rescue. >> this is why you always throw away your balloons after your parties. >> a mylar balloon? >> yes, a mylar balloon and the rope tied to it. you have to be careful when filling them with helium, and if y