and it's a nordic head to head at a handful of world cup norway when it semifinal against germany and now takes on hosts denmark. time on you keeps mackinnon thanks so much for joining me the longest government shutdown in the history of the united states is over at least for now thirty five days into the standoff with lawmakers president donald trump has postes a short term funding bill to temporarily reopen the government but his funding request for a five point seven billion dollars border with mexico that's the issue the status of the deadlock is not possible deal. i this was the announcement federal employees across the country have been waiting for and not just them. thank you very much my fellow americans i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government trump agreed to temporarily reopen the government until mid february even without having received the funding for his key request a wall on the border to mexico. his retreat came after intensifying delays at some of the nation's biggest airports and another misse

norway will now play denmark in sunday's final. on friday's bundesliga action it was a busy fuss huff with half the berlin hosting the visitors took the lead but was unable to hold on not once but twice opening the school the scoring in the seventeenth minute when he had been on a play on a fire at home the stunna as have had other plans and levelled the school but shall cut restored the lead just before the break only for hats as a dad it's a bitch to equalise and added time to will the final school and what will be remembered as a scintillating and counter. and now quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you today u.s. president donald trump has announced a deal temporarily ending the government shutdown public sector employees can return to work for twenty one days in the meantime republicans and democrats will to go shake trump's request for a wall along the border with mexico. today thanks so much for work. here's what's coming up for the book going to sleep you know how to talk about it here on the job you kn

living in norway. even with her husband has no -- even when there has been no evidence of drug abuse or any other violence in the family. they were lack of parenting skills. in 2015, the situation of children being removed from the parent in norway was a so dire that even nearly 300 lawyers, psychologists and social workers wrote a national notice of concern to the government of norway. they said, that a long list of children are exposed to serious failure to understanding and infringement of the rights by the low level of evidence required for removing these children from their homes. several norwegian families have received asylum in poland out of fear that their children would be taken away in norway. however, norway's low threshold for removal was influenced by a case in 2018 were a child should have been removed from his home but was not and was subsequently killed. by an unsafe parent in the home. the united states have also raffled with thresholds and where they should be for removal of children

twenty five mm norway will now play denmark in sunday's final. tennis now and japan's now me osaka has won the australian open a sack of beat a czech republic's pitcher kito out to secure her second grand slam title in just four months. i. the defending u.s. champion it took the first set after mastering her opponent serve that for the pressure on feet up but the czech clawed her way back into the match to win the second set sacca stepped her game up in the third set she kept her focus to seal the match seven six five seven six for a sack of becomes the new world number one and first asian to hold the number one ranking. and you're watching the news from berlin there'll be more news at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site at steve dot com thanks for joining. once upon a time there was a young girl with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. i was very curious child and very excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and i always. mir

babita: four people who don't know what you mean by that -- is thethe norway option deal that norwayith the european uon, tied with the labor market and customs union with the customs union being permanent. that is a soft brexit, and it is not what hard brexiteers wants, not what theresa ma wants, and not what jeremy corbyn once. babita: absolutely, we keep hearing no way do we want to go to the norwegian model. no offense to our norwegian viewers. have a few hours. we scratched h ods as to what will happen next. for now, thank you very much, cindy yu of "the." spectat lots of questions and little answers, but we will continue to porer the detailsore -- over the details. president trump's nominee to be u.s. attney general has vowed he will not be bullied by the president. the top u.s. law officer mr. barr would lead the department of justice, which is meant to be politically independent. here is william baie speaking eaand his confirmation hearing. mr. barr: president trump has sought no assurances, promises, or commitments from me, expressed or implied, and i have not given himny ot

twenty five mm norway will now pay denmark in sunday's final.

and it's a nordic head to head at the handball world cup norway wins the semifinal game against germany and now takes on hosts denmark. on exposure thanks so much for joining me francis spain and germany say they will recognize venezuela's authorization leader juan wedo as president if elections in the south american country aren't held immediately. kwaito declared himself interim president earlier in the week he says he won't give up his fight for fresh elections he's announced large scale protests for next week and called on the army to switch its allegiance to him but the military continues to back incumbent president nicolas maduro duro is describing great o's rise as an attempted coup against his government. at least nine people have died after a dam collapse at an iron ore mine in the brazilian state of me national race in the country's southwest firefighters have saved more than two hundred workers but around the same number but around the same number are still missing the dams collapse least a massive and deadly flow of mud. it's a race against time for these rescuers. has devas

and it's a nordic head to head at the handball world cup norway wins its semifinal game against germany and now takes on hosts denmark. on nick spicer welcome to the program the e.u.'s foreign policy chief federica says venezuela's leader nicolas maduro needs to announce new elections soon she indicated the bloc will otherwise recognize the self-proclaimed interim president. the u.n. security council has been meeting in an emergency session to discuss the crisis u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe called on the world to support venezuelan protesters but russia's u.n. ambassador says the world ought to stay out of the crisis moscow and beijing have being among the duros chief backers. as that session of the security council began i spoke to correspondent oscar schlanger in the venezuelan capital caracas i asked him if the pressure coming from european countries was having an effect on the power struggle in venezuela. both have a lot of influence and they influence up to this point because it was the european union and many of the european countries that along with over sixty countries

married to one of norway's richest men.n missing since october and police believe she was probably abducted from her home. a man has been arrested after 27 suspected migrants were discovered by police in the back of a lorry on a major motorway here in the uk. the vehicle was stopped by police near the city of stoke—on—trent. it's understood those on board have been medically assessed and transferred to immigration officials for interview. britain is ending its policy requiring women saved from forced marriages abroad from taking out a government loan to cover the cost of their rescue. the decision follows a newspaper investigation which found that some were made to pay for their food, shelter and flights back to britain. forced marriage is illegal in the uk, punishable by up to seven years in prison. now to political gridlock in the uk where members of the prime minister's own party are again adding pressure to her proposed deal. conservative lawmakers joined forces with their opponents to insist if theresa may's plan is re

emergency workers warn of danger from avalanches and some two months ago this woman the wife of one of norway's wealthiest man who vanished without a trace police have now gone public for the first time since that with details we have the latest on the mysterious disappearance of. i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program we begin with a developing story that we are following for you here in germany courts in several cities have been evacuated after a series of bomb threats were made in the last several hours affected courts were and are foot keogh magna bork these spavined and the city of pottstown just outside of berlin police said that the e-mail which was sent anonymously warned of attacks across the country. and thomas sparrow our security correspondent is joining us with the very latest so thomas what more do we know sorrow what we know so far is that at least five regional courts in germany in the cities that you mentioned were evacuated all those courts received an anonymous e-mail which mentioned possible bombs in those courthouses to lease have since then evacuated those court how do the

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here's norway's moose.1000 terminator moose, and canada has a papier mache dog from an abandoned theme park. lawr lawr one plan to make canada's moose taller includes giving him a bigger rack. okay, fair enough. but make sure the sculptor knows you mean antlers. meanwhile, meanwhile, moving on, pope francis just launched a new app called, "click to pray." it's the opposite of twitter, which is proof there is no god. and you know it's an official vatican product, because the app's icon is the pope hiding in a barrel. here's how the app works. you go to the "pray every day" page, and you find a prayer. you say the prayer they have written for you, and hit the "click to pray" button. pretty impersonal. it's like getting your wife a birthday card and just signing your name. by the way, ladies, if your husband gets you a birthday card and just signs his name, one day, he's going to seal you in a wall. ( laughter ) >> jon: wow! whoa now! >> stephen: i'm telling the story right now. i'm telling the story right now

whether following the norway model could gain the support of the house of commons, however, remains tother have authored a report setting out proposals for what they're labelling as "common market 2.0" — or what's also been called the "norway solution". let me check with you, or you voting for or against? lucy powell. i am voting against it. which means those of you risk either leaving in a destructive way or according to the prime minister in a speech today, you risk it being no brexit at all. i think if we risk a deal we risk no brexit at all, we don't have a voice ora brexit at all, we don't have a voice or a beadle. that's why i have come together with lucy to suggest a proposal called common market two points zero. it delivers the referendum result, takes back control of fish farms, takes us out of the european court ofjustice, other political union but safeguards jobs, business and ensures we have a free market agreement with the rest of europe. lucy powell, it's pretty much the same we have now, we pay m, much the same we have now, we pay in, free movement of workers, we we won'

she was a child when her career began norway's sagna henning was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's highest paid stars by the age of twenty six she sailed across the ice like a white swan a perfect. innocence. but what was this ice princess really like a norwegian film tries to uncover the truth behind the legend. just a sort of created this whole sort of ice capades ice skating extravaganza the coal industry of it was always in the coal for old business and was able to become a now a huge sort of a hollywood star but also incredibly powerful businesswoman. before heading to hollywood sonja hennie won a gold medal at the nine hundred fifty six winter olympic games in germany where she met adult hitler it's rumored that the two had an affair the film only hints at this. was in the morning was. called goebbels instead of propaganda which includes movie distribution i had dinner with him once. he did yes a teacher's place. i get in germany you double my seat. that any rate hollywood was unconcerned by her connections to nazi germany she made her u.s. movie debut

norway france germany and. czech republic poland and japan to follow the same path as them and all this of course crisis as the world is on the horns of a dilemma whether to follow or to follow the us despite efforts in markets creating fear about way using politics to interfere with growth customers continue to trust us and continue to work with us and build networks with our technologies it's like running a race we are leading we'll see whether this is indeed a case of actually security issues or this is just competitors pressuring governments around the world. well let's cross live now to hong kong and bring in political analyst joseph chang jews have always welcome to the program how do you caracter rise this a concerted push against asian firms in the west or nations with genuine security concerns over their business infrastructure. this is basically a competition and a competition put leadership in the scientific and technological fields between the united states in time you know coming to a free decades

norway being part of the single market, plus a customs union. this means a norway plus brexit would eliminate the need for the back stop and also be agreed very rapidly, thus eliminating the need to extend article 50. if the prime minister really wants to do away with the back stop and really wants to leave the eu on the 29th of march without the need for an extension, why doesn't she pivot to the norway plus option today? >> first of all, it is not the case that that is the only way to provide frictionless trade between the united kingdom and european union. other options have been put on the table. it would be a matter for the second stage of negotiations. >> closed question. michael fabricant. >> question 11. >> i am pleased to say to my honorable friend that thanks to our economic record, there are 90,000 more small businesses in the west midland since 2010. the national living wage is giving over 170,000 people a pay raise in the west midlands this year and employment has risen by 252,000 since 2010. i can also say to my honorable friend, w

king receieived the nobebel peae prize in oslo, norway. rev. martin luther king, jr.: now as you knonow, we have been engaged in the united states in a massive struggle to make desegregation and, finally, integration a reality. and in that struggle, there has been an undergirding philosophy -- the philosophy of nonviolence, the philosophy and method of nonviolent resistance. and i'd like to say just a few words about the method or the philosophy that has undergirded our struggle. and first i want to say that i'm still convinced that nonviolence is the most potent weapon available to oppressed people in their struggle for freedom and justice. it has a way of disarming the opponent, exposing his moral defenses. it weakens his morale, and at the same time, it works on his conscience and he just doesn't know how to handle it. if he doesn't beat you, wonderful. if he beats you, you develop the quiet courage of accepting blows without retaliating. if he doesn't put you in jail, wonderful. nobody with any sense loves to go to jail. but if he puts y yo

but with climate change, there is less sea ice getting to norway's barents sea.r 12,000 years by sea ice flowing down from the high arctic. but now, that flow is diminishing and the character of the sea is changing fast. soon, researchers say, the region will have no sea ice at all, so it will no longer be part of the arctic. it had an arctic type of climate for the last 12,000 years. we are probably witnessing the first modern example of a rapid climate shift event where the arctic shrinks in response to global warming. scientists say the barents sea could effectively become part of the atlantic in as little as a decade. let's imagine this is the north barents sea. this blue layer here represents the cold, fresh water flowing in from the high arctic. it is forming a cap on this layer of clear, warmer, saltier water coming in from the atlantic. but now the high arctic is changing, look what's happening. we are going to use this to give you a very simplistic demonstration. that, in a sense, is what's happening. and it is having a profound effect. research from shi

woman who's married to one of norway's richest men as a case of kidnapping.h falkevik hagen has been missing since october and believe she was probably abducted from her home. a south korean court has sentenced one of the co—founders of the country's largest pornography website to four years in prison. soranet had more thani million users and hosted thousands of illegal videos — many filmed with spy cameras. last summer, the website was shut down after women organised huge street protests. and now let's take a look at these pictures which have been released. they're of a daring rescue in the alps. emergency services were called after a group of skiers got into difficulty in the alps. helicopter pilot lieutenant jean—francois marti had to make the tricky manoeuvre, called the skate support, placing the aircraft's nose into the slope with the blades still turning to let the rescuers out. it is a manoeuvre pilots use to save time when they're worried the weather could change for the worse. an amazing rescue. let's get more now on our top story — the british gove

and some two months ago this woman the wife of one of norway's wealthiest men vanished without a trace police have now gone public for the very first time since then with some details we'll have the latest on her mysterious disappearance. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us german chancellor all america was holding talks with political leaders in greece today this is the first time akhil has visited athens since twenty fourteen back then she was given a hostile reception with many groups the greeks blaming her for the harsh austerity measures imposed by europe today the mood is different however there are still unresolved issues between the two nations one is war reparations more on that from our correspondent in a moment first this report. the german chancellor's visit means a great deal for greece and for prime minister tsipras to spite their differences ties between the two have improved significantly especially since marcos last visit . the head i'm very glad to be here today after all the ups and downs over the last few years of what i believe that what we achieved exem

norway has one of the most aggressive environmental policies on earth and year in, year out, norway finishes either at the top or near the top of global happiness index . that's not the way immigration flows work. it'snot the way they work today, it's not the way they work yesterday, it's not the way they're going to work tomorrow . you cannot pick and choose who you allow into a country and say we will only allow in the most affluent and the most educated because quite honestly, if you were an affluent educated norwegian looking at trumps america in 2018 you would have to purchase little incentive to up and it and come over here. here's the problem. if we go down that road of you are immigrants, if we accept as a pipe dream we're not going to get more norwegian immigrants but certainly not a pipe dream that we can curtail the flow of other immigrants, if we embrace trumps anti-immigration policy, here's what we face. we face fewer workers coming into this country willing to do the jobs that for various reasons homegrown americans have long shunned. we face fewer international students comin

my understanding that there is a majority could be a majority for a softer bricks in the so-called norway model suited for the u.k. to be similar like norway in the customs union possibly in the single market that's more realistic options but we'll have to see what it is that series i'm is going to go for she's going to suss out the mood in parliament and then she'll make a first statement next week and when we look at all these attempts at consensus building i mean she's been reaching out to all parties to try and find this person solution but after all that's happened there there are doubts about her ability to do just that could she maybe hand this off to somebody else. yes indeed and she has already done so those and other parties are really reproaching her for not having reached out and exactly not having done this in the pos she hasn't reached out enough to all the other parties i've just been to a briefing this morning where one of a former x. minutes is conservative m.p.'s said well if she is the right move people are trusting to to do to do that and to have these cross party talk

take the swiss option look at norway norway is within the european economic area that is they have to accept the free not only goods capital but also the people the basically members of the e.u. without having a say in it britain would never accept that there's no i'm that we've been so incredibly flexible we're prepared to say go in and have a free trade agreement with us but then they said yeah but what about ireland so we had to come back and say well look what how about staying in the customs union and two we can both agree on a free trade agreement to somehow solve the irish problem we've been and we've managed to get twenty seven governments who can't agree on almost anything else to agree on that and now one country comes and says no no no no i don't revel in all that because you inflexible like the ottomans and the russians know we are not the russians never asked to go there just the ottomans never asked anyone we've asked every single government down to croatia down to who have nothing to do with the whole thing to agree to this and they have signed up to a five hundred nine

storms in sweden and norway have made some roads com pletely norway have made some roads completely impassablel students blew off the road. in one area on the swedish border with norway, recorded winds of almost 180 kilometres an hour. in austria, several resorts and villagers have been cut off. in recent days, the military has been helping remove the snow, in some cases using helicopters to blow it off trees, to prevent them from falling on roads and railway tracks. as you can see, we have a difficult situation currently here. we have on the mountains up to five metres of snow, and in the valleys, in the bottom, up to metres... 50. five districts have declared a state of emergency in bavaria. rail services we re emergency in bavaria. rail services were closed in the south and east of the state and roads were cut off by d rifts the state and roads were cut off by drifts and fallen trees. the red cross and the army sent officials to help hundreds of drivers who were caught. with more snow expected to fall across europe over the weekend, the urgency to clear routes and roads has intensified, and

call a referendum, negotiate norway plus, the whatever.gn at this point. and so, as i said, what she says and how to respond will be interesting. we know jeremy corbyn will call a vote of no—confidence, we do not know she will say. and that is a key moment. theresa may facing crashing defeat from the guardian. labour leader prepares to call for a no—confidence vote. he will not win that, will he? difficult to see how he does. even though we were discussing this before we came on at, some people have said that it would only take... if the uup refuses to support her because they have said they will not support his deal of her. —— dup. if the dup thinks they are completely let down and used. i think they indicated they would vote for her. they said that last time when the vote did not go through. thursday, for example, that does not happen and the dup does not vote for her, but it would not take that many hard—core remain but it would not take that many ha rd—core remain conservative but it would not take that many hard—core remain conservati

, i have been advocating we should leave the european union and take what is sometimes called the norwayrm of customs union that sorts out the northern irish border, protects jobs and reflects the mandate, which was to move house would stay in the same neighbourhood. i have deep reservations about another referendum because i think it is up to parliament to sort this out, it is what mps are there for, and nobody from the second referendum campaign has ever clarified what the question on the ballot paper should be, remain, no—deal, theresa may's deal? it is deeply unclear and uncertain, ithink deal? it is deeply unclear and uncertain, i think we need to find a solution to this, leave the european union, but do so in a way that does not wreck the british economy. work and pensions secretary amber rudd has warned that if no—deal is not taken off the table, as it were, we could see dozens of ministers resigning from the government, do you think that is a real prospect came yes, you think that is a real prospect yes, there are a number of pragmatic, sensible members of parliament to a deeply

but, if you live in norway like our buddy does, this is what ice skating is.t. >> you know what? this makes you want to go to norway in the winter. typically, you want to go to the caribbean. this makes you want to visit. >> this commute or something. >> gorgeous. this is a sunset tour along this body of water. they are doing more ridiculous things in the ice and snow. we see none of that in this video, except one trademark item. never leaves home without his vodka. he's not sponsored, yet. but, you know -- >> i think it's going to happen. it's bound to happen. he's given them all kinds of stuff. you take the kayak in the boat, but you don't have to put money into it. a pair of ice skates. >> the ice is in perfect condition. nice and smooth. the sun just low, low on the horizon. that's a gorgeous video. >> jack is ringing in the new year with a round of best guests. >> three videos, your chance to give your best guess. are you ready? >> always. >> see who is starting 2019 off right. when she's done, she got the gold star from "tangled." >> that is cool. >> we

would be norway plus. this means a norway plus brexit would eliminate the need for the backstop and would be agreed to rapidly. thus eliminating the need to extend article 50. if the prime minister really wants to do away with the back stop and leave the effort u. on the 9 ott have have -- of march, why doesn't she "p.t.i." to the norway model today? prime minister that's not the only way. other options have been put on the table. question of the expend -- extended friction of trade. -- >> order. closed kvetch. michael -- question 11. >> i'm pleased to say to my honor handle -- honorable fleanleds there are 90,000 more businesses than in 2010. the national -- is giving over 100,000 people jobs and employment in the west midland has raised by 250,000 since 2010. we will continue to support the region by investing over 450 million pounds. >> that's great news for the west midlands. and it shows our firm economic policies but now will my right honorable friend welcome the new birmingham airport master plan, w