at the moment, this is one of just a few minds of this size in norway. for many decades the northern country has focused mainly on oil and gas production. now, however, interest is growing and the many other abundant natural resources beneath the ground. here for them to be are the industry isn't that large here yet before we do have money deposit as you simply the probably even the largest deposits are metal and rivers in europe and those are building blocks that are important to agree in transitioning your you think it's also important that when you're in europe work together to make ourselves less dependent on china, i mean, yeah, all the jump on to, you know, china currently dominates the market for a certain valuable raw materials in an attempt to ease its dependence. europe is trying to tap more resources within its own borders, including those from norway. in a finally button, motors dangerous. the china has to some extent acquired monopolies in the production of certain raw materials. and it is use these monopolies to monopolize that entire value

but is mining in norway really cleaner and what are the alternatives? these and other questions and focus this week on data science show. welcome to tomorrow. today, the a heavy duty load or attempts 25 tons of rock into a truck in on time in western norway with a one gigantic machine. after another rumbles through a fast open cast mine, a mineral called olivine has been mind here since 1948. it contains significant amounts of magnesium and plays an important role in steel production quality and can also bind carbon dioxide. heim is the largest mining site for the mineral in the world. when the mind is one day finally tapped out here, everything will be re natured this the fiscal year. if you mind, you need to do it in ways that do a little damage to nature as possible. and before you start, you have to gain social acceptance for the idea. at the moment, this is one of just a few minds of this size in norway. for many decades the northern country has focused mainly on oil and gas production. now, however, interest is growing and the many other abundant

and all hyman, western norway, with a one gigantic machine. after another rumbles through a fast open cast mine, a mineral called olivine has been mind here since 1948. it contains significant amounts of magnesium and plays an important role in steel production quality and can also bind carbon dioxide. heim is the largest mining site for the mineral in the world. when the mind is one day finally tapped out here, everything will be re natured. then this, the fiscal year, the if you mind, you need to do it in ways that do a little damage to nature as possible. and before you start, you have to gain social acceptance for the idea at the moment. so this is one of the just a few minds of this size in norway. for many decades the northern country has focused mainly on oil and gas production. now, however, interest is growing and the many other abundant natural resources beneath the ground here for that they are the industry isn't that large here yet before we do have money deposit, as you see, the probably even the largest deposits of metal and rive

referring to iran's effective role in the region, the prime minister of norway added that iran and norway can use diplomatic channels to find a solution to stop it immediately. conflicts, lifting the siege and providing relief to the people in gaza consult and cooperate. the media of the zionist regime claimed that four soldiers of this regime were killed in the last hour in the gaza strip. according to the announcement of the zionists, with the killing of these four people , 29 zionist soldiers who tried to infiltrate gaza have been killed by the resistance fighters. the spokesman of the zionist army said in an interview with the cnn tv channel: " the existence of tunnels in gaza is a challenge to a ground attack." in response to the crimes of the zionist regime, the residents of gaza taliav were targeted by rocket attacks. media they reported that in these attacks, four rockets hit different areas of tel aviv and the zionist army, despite the ground operations and biman bombings, still could not stop the rockets of the resistance . the media of the zionist regime announced that the area

norway will start the match at hampden park without haaland, who has a minor ankle injury. think for the crowd here, it would've been great to see a pair of erling haaland's standard, it would've been nice and good for the defenders to test themselves against a top striker. unfortunately, he is not fit. if you ask me that question, if it was a game that really meant something i would've been honest and say, yeah, we're delighted he is not plain. that match kicks off at 745. you'll be able to listen to it on bbc radio 5 live, alistair bruce ball is there.... there'll be a joyous mood of celebration at hampden park tonight with scotland's place at euro 2024 already assured, but there's something in this game norway, the former scotland international patent heavy will be alongside me, if scotland can beat norway, they could get themselves a place in one of the two top parts of seeds which are drawn for the euros which are mid next month. regardless of that, your oil pilot steve clark would not let scotland take their foot off the pedal. scotland take their foot off the -edal w

in response to the phone call of the prime minister of norway, the president emphasized the necessityl efforts to lift the blockade of gaza and provide immediate relief to the people of this region. in this regard, mr. raisi welcomed norway's position on stopping the killing of civilians in gaza as soon as possible and the norwegian ministry of justice's readiness to investigate war crimes in gaza. did mr. raisi considered the killing of 10,000 people, including 4,000 palestinian children, to be the result of the large-scale sending of american weapons to the zionist regime and said: these actions are a clear example of genocide and crimes against humanity, and the silence and support of the united states and several european countries for this regime is proof. the double standards of the west and their participation in zionist crimes. mr. raisi further emphasized that the war crimes of the zionist regime and the americans should not go unpunished. referring to the issuance of at least 180 ineffective resolutions against the zionist regime in the united nations, the president said: so

the border of norway, mormon region, which the situation there now is how likely it is that norway will its checkpoint. well, there is no confirmation of this, indeed we also see a statement from a certain official, which means there is nothing about this now, no legal decisions have been made, so the situation is quite calm. but our law enforcement agencies, border guards, are also working there to closely monitor those who are trying to get there , so we are in complete control of the situation, yeah, andrey vladimirovich, thank you very much for the interview, but i’ll remind you that we were in direct contact with the studio with the governor universal remedies against different types of pain. pentalgin, we can do without pain. someone's magic cashback on a gazprom bank debit card cashback up to 30% on marketplaces and supermarkets. invest in your country with a reliable vtb broker and the vtb moninvestments application with free training and expert support. vtb investments. professionals work. pay less peas corn global village at 67.90. pyaterochka helps out. alpha investments give

the continuation of the conflict in ukraine turned out to be beneficial for norway, only...the past year, the country earned more than $31 billion from it. as explained in the material of the nrk tv channel, the reduction and cessation of russian gas supplies after the start of the operation in ukraine inflated the prices for this raw material, which allowed norway to make good money on the supply of its gas. on this basis, the socialist left party, the union for nature conservation and the country's climate fund unanimously called norway a war profiteer. oslo makes money on someone else's “it’s unfortunate, now it’s even inconvenient to be called a norwegian,” the leader said. green party. the french, along with resisting the invasion of bedbugs, will soon have nothing to breathe. the smell of manure is getting stronger in a number of french cities. this is a government building in the city of privas. farmers made a huge pile of manure in front of him. thus, local farmers are protesting against rising prices for raw materials, fertilizer and taxes. bank offices are covered

and i'm delighted to say that we made a beautiful selection this year, a 63-foot norway spruce from the national forest the allegheny mountains of west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> the tree is from greenbrier ranger district, home of capitol christmas tree provided by the united states service in 1970. i would like the thank the fire service for finding and providing the people's tree over these many years. the tree is nicknamed which means bright tree. the name certainly rings true. tonight the tree will glow with thousands of led lights and sparkle with hand-crafted ornaments from the shawnee tribe and communities across west virginia. finally, i'd like to acknowledge and thank my team here at the architect of the capitol and everyone who helped make this tree, make the journey to the u.s. capitol. we truly appreciate your efforts to keep this tradition alive. thank you so much. now, it's my privilege to welcome our distinguished guest this evening, our neighbors and those of you visiting washington, d.c. and joining the celebration this wonderful time of year at the united stat

i am delighted to say we made a beautiful selection this year, a 63 foot norway spruce from the national forest in the allegheny mountains of west virginia. the tree is from the home of the very first capitol christmas tree provided by the united states forest service in 1970. i would like to thank the forest service for finding and providing the people's tree over these many years. the tree is nicknamed bright tree in the shawnee language. the name certainly rings true. tonight to the tree roles low with thousand glows low with thousands of led lights and sparkles with ornaments from the communities across west virginia. finally, i would like to acknowledge and thank my team here at the architect of the capitol, the u.s. capitol, we truly appreciate your efforts to keep this tradition alive. thank you so much. it is my privilege to welcome our distinguished guests this evening, our neighbors and those of you visiting washington dc and joining the celebration of this wonderful time of year at the united states capital. >> ladies and gentlemen, a chief randy moore of the united states for

no matter how they call this place, norway in miniature, ryazan norway, a corner of scandinavia, butially, this is a fishing village, it is really, unrealistically similar to the norwegian one, see for yourself, as they say, find 10 differences, it is not called a fishing village by chance, because previously, no one got here except fishermen, but now ... yes, there are fishermen, but there are also hunters for huskies, these houses, the lighthouse, the greenery almost like the north sea, they literally demand, take pictures, this place looks so unusual in the middle of the ryazan region, not everyone can afford to stay here, but you can walk and take pictures for free, the entrance ticket to the lighthouse is 200. and it’s definitely worth forking out, this is perhaps the most picturesque lighthouse i’ve ever seen- or, everything is so beautifully painted, painted , very beautiful, and what a view opens from the observation deck, oh, this is probably real hyge, the word that scandinavians use to describe a state of happiness, peace, satisfaction, and hyge is not only about the inter

they drew 3—3 with norway, taking the lead in ther second half but then conceding a late equaliser.manager steve clarke described it as a strange game, but it did give the players a chance to thank the fans for their support after such a successful campaign. spain finish top of scotland's group after beating georgia 3—1 in valladolid. a serious looking knee injury to barcelona's teenage star gavi took the shine off that victory though. portugal make it 10 wins out of10 in their group, they beat iceland 2—0. slovakia who had already qualified beat bosnia—herzegovina 2—1 away. belgium were already sure of being at next year's tournament in germany, but they signed off with a 5—0 win over io—man azerbaijan. romelu lukaku scored four first half goals. they finish that group unbeaten and top ahead of austria. sweden beat bottom side estonia 2—0 in the group's other game. hungary were already through, they beat montenegro. and serbia finsuihed second in the group, they came from behind against bulgaria to draw. there are more qualifiers coming up on monday. england round off their campaig

he noted that the number of people who enter norway from russia every day has not increased. at the same time, oslo is closely monitoring the situation with migrants in finland in estonia, støra emphasized. legendary credit. the free alfabank card has forever become even more profitable. receive a supercake every month and withdraw cash for free from any atm across the country. not just profitable, alpha profitable. this year, in the new year's billion from the russian atomic energy, we have prepared something special for you, 2 billion rubles. everyone has it there is a chance to become a billionaire, we guarantee, buy tickets in stolotu branded stores on the website in the mobile application, give your loved ones a chance at a billion, formula for success, team of professionals, quality of technology, domestic production, ntk nord oil, reliability in every moment of movement. i want, i can, i can, i want, i’ll get 20% cashback, i want, i can, i can, i want, 30 days without interest, i’m not kidding, i want, i can, i can, i want, with a vtb credit card everywhere. i’m crying

we're back with john stepling now from inderoy norway. mr.l whoever is in the area, so things like cluster bombs and white fosphorus, and and one wonders what is the point of these treaties signed by the nations of the world and overseen by the united nations, and all of this fan fair about banning weapons of of mass and chemical weapons and biological, if when israel uses them, nothing is done, there israel is not going to be punished, what can the un do? the un is is absolutely useless at this point, it's an insult to anyone's intelligence that somebody invoked the un at this point, or frankly any of these treaties that that country sign and and when when they are. related, there is no repercussion, absolutely not, what israel is doing now, depriving gaza of water, electricity, all of these things are war crimes, they are collectively punishing, an entire population of a couple of million people, half of whom are children, we've seen over 3,000 children killed in this, and nothing is stopping israel, there's there's no official, you know, u

umirov, noted the main points, as for him, as he thinks, the accents, britain and norway will look fore black sea as part of the maritime coalition , well, we understand that and britain and norway are maritime states and, in principle, have the appropriate experience and training. in this context, mr. oleksandr, how to read this statement about ways to strengthen security in the black sea in general, the only thing that comes to my mind is the elimination of the black sea fleet of the russian federation as such, but are britain and norway ready to talk about it now, or exactly i don't know about this, but to strengthen our coastal defenses with such means as anti-ship missile systems. mubni, and therefore it would increase the security of our coast, especially the southern, odesa region, mykolaiv region and so on, in the future, in addition to this, it is in the future that anti-ship missile complexes will have to be placed on the left bank of the kherson region and the zaporizhia region in order to provide cover not only for the black sea water area, but also for the azov region. we

we will hear more from espen barth eide, the foreign minister of norway, this hour. >>> warm welcomeo "street signs." our top story is around the ipo market. cnbc learned shein filed confidential papers to be listed in the u.s. the chinese fast fashion group was valued at $66 billion and could list in 2024 according to sources. sources tell cnbc the company tapped goldman sachs and jpmorgan chase to be the lead underwriters on the offering. >> the market debut comes after a string of lackluster ipos this year. birkenstock and instacart and arm all climbed below the stock market debut this year. julianna, is shein going to deliver the sheen back to the ipo market? we he can talk about whether this is the right time to bring the huge listing. we don't have a lot of details. if they come to the market, it is a 2024 trade. i have a couple of points to raise. this is a chinese company and now headquartered in singapore. with the tensions with the u.s. and china, geopolitically, is there an extra scrutiny? my second point is there is criticism over shein over ip violations and relying on u

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norway - so many euros per person.reland announced the same intention, the amount is currently unknown. the czech republic is also developing its own program. other countries have already begun to cut social programs for ukrainians. for example, poland introduced a partial payment for accommodation in places of collective accommodation, and when leaving the country for more than 30 days, social assistance is canceled. it was canceled in slovakia free travel in public transport. in the netherlands, payments to those families where at least one person works have been stopped, compensation to the dutch who accepted ukrainians has been reduced from €260 to €93. the czech republic cut spending on ukrainian immigrants by a third. staying abroad will become less and less comfortable for ukrainians, and they will expect exactly what the ukrainian authorities will offer them. and it depends on whether these people will return here permanently, or whether they will come simply as tourists for certain nostalgic feelings, to to re

lately several countries, norway among them, has condemned — countries, norway among them, has condemnedaching _ condemned both hamas and israel for breaching of international humanitarian law. in your opinion, is israel— humanitarian law. in your opinion, is israel breaching humanitarian law in its _ is israel breaching humanitarian law in its fight _ is israel breaching humanitarian law in its fight against hamas in the gaza _ in its fight against hamas in the gaza strip? thank you. | in its fight against hamas in the gaza strip? thank you.- in its fight against hamas in the gaza strip? thank you. i have stated aaain and gaza strip? thank you. i have stated again and again _ gaza strip? thank you. i have stated again and again that _ gaza strip? thank you. i have stated again and again that it _ gaza strip? thank you. i have stated again and again that it is _ gaza strip? thank you. i have stated again and again that it is important l again and again that it is important that international law is respected and that civilians are protected, and that civilians are protected, and therefor

yeah we go to the lutefisk feed at the sons of norway hall. so in my part of the midwest. lots of norwegians. it's it's great. we have time for a couple more questions. can we get a microphone. you're in the middle middle. i can speak loudly. i well, we're on c-span, so get a microphone there. what role did faith and organized religion play in the development of the strength of the midwest? it was extremely important. probably the first thing settlers did when they began to organize a community was to build church. and soon after they organized the main street and, put in a dry goods store, and soon after that, they built school. but no, it was foundational to life in midwest. what made it different? it was the mixture of denominations here which made it very religiously diverse and unlike some of the other, because, you know, if you think of colonial virginia it was the episcopal that dominated that. if you think of new england, obviously dominated by the congregational church, but you get out here into the midwest, all jumbled up, a real mixture of religions. and so in a

the other game of this group between scotland and norway ended with a score full of goals. in this group, the teams of spain with 21, scotland with 17 and norway with 11 points are in the first to third places, respectively. in group 10 , portugal won against iceland with two goals. fernandez and porta scored goals for portugal they delivered with the result of portugal that before this saudi. he was registered as the group leader and finished his career with 30 points in the selection stage. in the other game of this group, slovakia, whose promotion was confirmed before , defeated its host bosnia and herzegovina 2-1. slovakia also finished with 22 points. in the other game of this group, liechtenstein lost to luxemburg with one goal. from this group, luxemburg and besni teams made it to the playoffs. in group 6, belgium, whose promotion was confirmed , defeated the republic of azerbaijan 5-0 in this match. silvestre's 10-man dismissal, lukaku played four times and tresar played once for belgium, belgium scored a goal with this result and became the top of the table with 20

the other game of this group between scotland and norway finished with 3 goals in this group of teams. spain with 21 points, scotland with and norway with 11 points are in the first to third places, respectively. in group 10, portugal won against its guest iceland with two goals. fernandez and herta scored portugal 's goals. saudesh was confirmed as the leader of the group and ended his career with 30 points in the qualifying stage. in the other game of this group, slovakia, which had already advanced , beat its host besni and herzegovina by 2 points. slovakia also ended his career with 22 points. . in the other game of this group, liechtenstein lost to luxemburg with one goal at home from this group loxsam and besni teams made it to the playoffs. in group 6, belgium, whose promotion was confirmed, defeated the republic of azerbaijan with a score of 5-0. in this match, the republic of azerbaijan played with 10 players from the 24th minute after silvestre was sent off . lukaku scored 4 times and trelassar scored once for belgium. this result was at the top of the table with 20 points.

referring to the generosity of iranians, especially kerman province, the ambassador of norway said: "situation of etba in this province is favorable as before, and the purpose of this visit was to investigate this situation." in this meeting, the governor of kerman, referring to the volume of migration in relation to the population of kerman province, said: now more than 30,000 afghan students are studying in this province and they are a heavy burden on the government. every time diplomatic delegations of different countries went to kerman to follow up the affairs the philanthropy that they are trying to help in any way is limited, sometimes now in the fields of education , in the field of dermal health, in the fields of livelihood , they help the refugees. what friends help different countries in the area of ​​atbam, in total, is about 5% of this work. it is done 95 times, it is on the shoulders of the islamic republic. some points were also told to friends in the fields of education, in the fields of treatment, in the fields of using subsidized goods , that was the reason. it is won

there were commanders from norway, captains from norway, canada america, great britain, greece, othershey sometimes orders and sometimes not. they were an independent bunch. these are not military officers in command of these transport vessels. and many of them, if you read some of the the memoirs, radio traffic from the war, you can see that they resented being babysat as they viewed it by the royal navy, especially at this earlstage of the war. on october 8th, three days out of port, a fierce storm hit this, which slow them down, even further. the ships in the became dispersed. the s.s. travis began to lag behind soon spotted by the u. u 124, it was sunk another straggler. the ss was picked off the following and drawing from enitz metaphor of the wolf, the wolves essentially picking off the strglers, the back of the herd. on october 17th, 12 days out of port, the wolves began to circle smelng blood in the water. do you? 48 struck that evening, sinking two boats with torpedoes. the scborough pursued and chased u 48 until it dived a disaear. but the attack drew off the making. entire r

john stepling, author and commentator, there are joining us out of inderoy norway, and i should add, oslow norway had a pro palestinian rally, just five days ago, a sizable turnout at that, and uh, continue to to stay tuned to press tv, world news as we following developments in the besieg gauza strip very. very closely, but for now, it's a sign off, bye bye. hi, everyone, judge andrew napolitano, here for judging freedom, today is friday, november 3rd, 2023, professor john shimmer of the university of chicago joins us now, professor, always a pleasure, thank you uh. very much for making time for us today, um, given the well-known and understood closeness of the united states to israel, what leverage if any does the us have? example, as we speak, literally, as we speak, the secretary of state of the united states is in israel, trying to ask the israelis to engage. and pause, i guess euphemism for a temporary ceasefire while humanitarian aid comes in, and apparently is not having any success. what leverage does he have? he has remarkably little leverage. uh, the fact is that the unite

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you've got a 40-foot in essence sail with this norway spruce that is catching the brunt of the strongd. and of course it will topple something that doesn't have the root structure anymore. so that was a danger. hopefully they get that uprighted as quickly as possible. the winds have relaxed across the east coast because the front responsible for the strong winds but also the lake-effect snow has moved offshore so the winds will relax. but the damage has already been done. not only with the norway spruce, the christmas tree falling over at the national elipse, but look at what it did here. this is the winds effectoff the lake. of course we get the lake-effect snow band that occurs downwind the lake erie and lake ontario and some of the snowfall totals were very impressive. but i want to show you cleveland. check out the treacherous roadways heading in to the city. no one wants to travel on that. . michigan also got in on some of that lake-effect snow action as well. this high pressure, there is the departing cold front off the east coast, but it is the pressure gradient, the squeeze th

, i was at the norway festival , our judges are university lecturers in storytelling. being and all of them were tusi, except for one, he was different from the rest of phila, since he used to tell stories with a soft language and indirect, definitely a means of conveying all real scientific concepts . whatever you think, when the storyteller uses this tool of stories for children , children or now teenagers, without any guard, any resistance in us, can accept that concept unconsciously. they will accept this indirect and soft language. it is a very strong, very strong tool in the transfer of concepts. it is a very key tool in the transfer of concepts, and i think that every family or every coach or anyone who is equipped with this tool will be successful with it. the axes of the international storytelling festival, the axes that for we have seen that this festival is one of the most important and interesting topics of discussing entrepreneurial stories that the audience can participate in this section. presenting the stories of entrepreneurs, those who were active in

all right, john steplin, thanks so much for being with us, arthur and commentator out of norway, and we cross back over to beirout and mariam. mariam, we heard the secretary general of hazbullah um the other night talking about as far as the resistance and what has happened and how the occupation forces have had to actually concentrate and deal with now the lebanese border and and how that uh has affected uh the concentrate the the uh occupation forces because they couldn't send all of their forces towards gaza. because of the resistance in lebanon, i want to look at that, and if you have any information about that as far as the occupation forces, uh, their numbers is still the same, um, or or what is the situation like right now on the border? oh, yes exactly, what, what has secretary general sasanlah said the other day on friday? was very significant, it was paramout when it comes to this confrontation that uh the resistance in palestine is not alone, hazballah is ready basically to save off lot of that uh power from the israelis and they could not deploy and bring in reinforcement

john stepling, author and commentator joining us from inderoit norway. mr. stepling, first of all, i want to get your perspective on the same issue we were discussing with our guest in uh bali, an american news website uh, and also a similar memo leaked from the state department is showing a loss of confidence among uh american diplomats in biden's approach on handling of the gaza war, please break that down for us says the us gone too far this time in this support of the... genocide of uh palestinians in gaza. um, i'm i'm surprised firstly that there was, there were any american uh diplomats or or politicians that had any confidence in biden about anything, that would register as a surprise. uh, but look, the the rhetoric, we have to puts a kind of perspective on this, the rhetoric coming from... mostly american politicians, many of whom have dual citizenship with israel, the kind of uh neocon uh american zionist enclave uh in the american government, they are the ones that are primarily talking about the war, is not against palestinians, it's against hamas

for example, iceland, norway is 67 years old. a comparison of our own country with other countries and the conditions of other countries . i will say a few things about the retirement age, so it became clear that now we have to pay attention to the fever situation before become a crisis of pension funds to less than a dozen let's become a honorable retiree who has been here for 30 years and this fund has provided this during the time it was working and when it was working, but we have to think about it now because of the problems that we have said, it is entering a crisis. in the 7th plan, the government made several decisions in the proposed bill. first point, increase. the average length of the basis of pension payment is very simple. i say that there are no special reforms . now, the last two years of the pension payment basis will be retired , that is, in the last two years , the average income and salary of the employee will be the basis of his pension payment. this is the first proposal of the government in the layer it was

the training is conducted by instructors from norway. us announced israel's agreement to daily pauses in attacks on the strip gases they will last 4-5 hours every day and will allow people to leave for safer regions through humanitarian corridors, and will also be used for the release of hostages, the white house emphasized. however, there is currently no... information from israel about the systematic nature of such interruptions. earlier , prime minister benjamin netanyahu stated that the cessation of hostilities for humanitarian reasons will be considered depending on the circumstances. two humanitarian corridors will be created, which will allow people to leave the areas of hostilities in the northern part of gaza. in the past few days, he has already allowed many thousands of people to reach safer areas. a second route along the coastal road will allow many thousands more people to reach safer areas in the south. we will meet with you at 10 o'clock, and read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put you

oleg posobin, anton klimovsky, dmitry kvastnyuk lead: norway if necessary will also close the crossing to its borders with russia, the prime minister of the kingdom jonas garster stated this, he noted that the number of people who enter norway from russia every day has not increased, at the same time oslo is closely monitoring the situation with migrants in finland in estonia - emphasized stöli. now about the weather, two regions of kuban have been put on high alert for freezing rain, while at the same time in kaliningrad they announced free attendance at schools due to the impending bad weather. let's talk more about this with tatyana bilova, tatyana, greetings, there are also freezing rains in kaliningrad, should we expect them in the capital? yes, in the west of russia , supercooled precipitation was also observed; i will talk about the likelihood of their falling in the center of the side a little later. the night in the kaliningrad region included a blizzard with wind gusts of up to 23 m per second and freezing rain. supercooled precipitation was observed in kalining and cherny. i

we're going to cross over now to norway and uh talk to... to uh john stepling, author and commentator a half, and we have seen such unbelievably horrific images uh, coming out of gaza uh due to the israeli regime, and and as our correspondent has just said, um, 600 more people have been killed in the last couple of days at just at the indonesian hospital where... there are they're targeting um actually people they've surrounded at the hospital, it's it's just absolutely uh unbelievable flabbergasting, and again we go back to the fact that it is continually happen in real time. yeah, it it number of people uh have said have commented gubor mate for one who himself was a holocaust survivor, infant. at auschwitz, and he has said, this is the worst thing he's ever seen in his life, and it it it defies description or comprehension, and number of... people have have echoed that kind of sentiment that that it is just the first time i think that that genocide, genuine textbook genocide, as ros sagal said, is taking place on the world stage in real time, and essentially is being televised in a