a been a longstanding tradition in norway since 1959 correct. however, sir, there's a loophole. and norway weapons makers can send weapons to the united states, for example, that then send them to israel. there's also norwegian arms makers that have offices in the united states, as you well know, because you were a defense minister for a while. there's a loophole there, and it, and we're seeing norwegian weapons going to israel in this current conflict through this loophole. will you commit to try to close that and, and institute some sort of end user auditing system. so that doesn't happen anymore . so at 1st it's very clear that anything that is built in norway or where the primary part of that. and even if it's built somewhere else is, know we have some kind of big support that that's very clear in our lowest. it's also true that we have in the region owns weapons production. for instance, in this country in the us, we don't know, i am not aware of any case where they have produced a weapon and sold it to as well. what, what is true is that t

and norway will only release those funds pursuant to approval by these really finance minister. that means that the united states in norway, well applauding themselves for having saved the p, a from bankruptcy are now active partners. not only with this real, but with israel's far right finance ministry and allowing israel to get away with not fulfilling its treaty obligations and to violate the paras protocol. and i think it's particularly unfortunate that norway, rather than mobilizing the international community to compel us to be able to fulfill its treaty obligations and simply transfer the entire amount on a monthly basis to the p a is, is, is prepared to play this role and withhold money from the p a which will be dispersed only with small troops, his personal approval. so the head here and out 0. the african union is chapman ones that budget different magic efforts needed across all of the constants complex . in the fiery light in ukraine, prosecuted say they from fragments of north korean missiles 5 by russian forces. the frank assessments, here's essentially delaying t

when in january, as well approved, applied for tax is meant for gals that to be held by norway instead of sending sending them to the policy, you know, federal to a weeks off to have masses of time on the southern israel, october the 7th. is there any government phrase, payments to public sector employees in the strip? israel argued that the funds would fall into the hands of from us under a deal of reach in the 90 ninety's israel, a collector's tax on behalf of the palestinians and make smoke the transfers to the p. a. no, a says it's agreement to help his name, the preventing the policy and you know, authority from collab see financially no funds will be transferred without the approval of these ready ministry. finance? well, rebel, any is the coverage of the website jelia and the specialist and policy the defense . and he says the agreement means united states and no way of collectively colluding with israel's far right government. what's been agreed, the positives already agreed to receive only 70 percent of the transfers directly from israel. and it was of course in a desperate si

we also have john stepling, author and commentator joining us from inderoy over in norway. j, welcome to you both. glendies and let me first start with you. so here we are, we're looking a list, i'm guessing that is pretty long when it comes to the grievances that the farmers have had, and this not only has accumulated over the past couple years uh because of the covid-19 pandemic, but even prior to that, and yet they were not dealt with. tell us if you can, if it's possible, how did it get to this point? well, i think it's many things which have accured over time, uh, overall, of course, these are the farmers are protest against the eu policies, so... the reduced subsidies is one of these, there's also the production cost hikes and we also seeing more competition from non eu states uh which you refer... in your introduction, especially the issue for poland, which is why their farmers are blocking roads from ukraine and also blocking the railroads because they don't want their competitive agricultural produce coming in, but of course this also has some roots in environmenta

australia, norway, 4796 the uk with.ncer patients were given treatment compared to 27% in the uk entering the question on its head, wire countries like norway and australia doing better? i head, wire countries like norway and australia doing better?— australia doing better? i think the seed in australia doing better? i think the speed in which — australia doing better? i think the speed in which they _ australia doing better? i think the speed in which they have - australia doing better? i think the speed in which they have been - speed in which they have been diagnosed in the imaging and getting imaging very rapidly into your bottlenecks and having symptoms of concern to them being diagnosed and getting the treatment and the other thing is emergency presentations and looking much higher rates and patients and cancers in a crescendo and they come in through emergencies and they come in through emergencies and there often to advance to be able to receive adequate treatment and i really think it is about access to diagnost

rates are higher in australia, norway and canada.isease. let's speak to drjohn butler, clinical lead for the international cancer benchmarking partnership and an ovarian cancer surgeon. thanks forjoining us. first of all, tell us more about the study and what you make of it? it is tell us more about the study and what you make of it?— tell us more about the study and what you make of it? it is good to be here. what you make of it? it is good to be here- this— what you make of it? it is good to be here. this is _ what you make of it? it is good to be here. this is a _ what you make of it? it is good to be here. this is a really _ what you make of it? it is good to be here. this is a really important study and we know cancer survival is a key indication of the performance of the health care system and we have known over 20 is that the uk lags behind similar countries, those with comprehensive health care and universally funded health care systems. what we have been exploring in the last 10—15 years is why there's difference in survival

this could also bring a lot of business to no way of these 3 specialists in previous southern norway are helping make their cement plant claimant neutral. they've installed a filter unit next to their cement, to narrow. they have to learn how to contain the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, of all of them were username, chemicals, water pressure and very high temperatures. the hot everything has to come together to the cement industry is a key contributor to c, o. 2 emissions burning, lighting, stone and kilns release has huge amounts of carbon dioxide. the 3 big plant is trying something new. if it works, it could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by $400000.00 tons a year. project director to are going to start explains homes because this is the actual c o 2 separation process is fairly straightforward that we call it up for that. it takes place in the absorber it back there. there we remove the c o 2 at a low temperature using an ammonia solution with all of this chemical is able to absorb c o $22.00, good, that's available. first, the emissions are cooled in special containers and an

, and the military atsh is still needed in norway., by the way, the activists of our program advocates there also talked about this. there are things that need to be done immediately. ugh. mr. valery, in context. as a result of the munich security conference and what happened around it, two security agreements were signed between ukraine and france, and ukraine and germany. i understand that these are similar framework projects, in fact, to what we already have with great britain, and when we talked about this with you at the saturday political club a little earlier, you noted that you did not have much hope on similar, i emphasize once again, precisely frames. documents that do not require ratification in parliaments, which in many ways reduce future dangers to ukraine to additional consultations and so on and so forth, and do you still think so, or is it still the case that such documents and agreements, previous agreements, however it becomes more, it means that in general we are strengthening our position in relations with partner

and the military atsh is still needed in norway, so, by the way, our activists there also talked aboutcacy programs, there are things that need to be done immediately, uh, mr. valery, in the context of the munich security conference and what has been going on for a while. two security agreements have been signed: ukraine with france, ukraine with germany, i understand that these are similar framework projects, in fact, to what we already have with great britain, and when we talked about it with you at the saturday political club, a little earlier, you noted that you do not have special hopes for such, i emphasize once again, precisely framework documents that do not require ratification in parliaments, which in many ways reduce the future dangers regarding ukraine to additional consultations and so on and so forth, and do you still think so, or after all, the fact that such documents and agreements, preliminary agreements, as you like, are becoming more and more, means that in general we are strengthening our position in relations with partners, of a key plan, in terms of diplomatic wo

in general, the goal of persuading norway is very good, norway has a sovereign fund, there it has becomet just recently it was a trillion dollars, so zelensky should pay attention to this country, yes, they are already blaming them, he says, you they helped us only for 20 billion, but they earned 200 billion from this war, so they say norway, so let’s go there and razetta, that’s even shul. already lets them understand a little that america doesn’t give money, and scholz says, well, how about these sticks the magic pots are running out, he says: you know, ukraine will probably have a bad time with weapons, yes, that is, he makes it clear that the germans do not want to work for and... for themselves, for that american guy, that is, where will zelensky get it, well, yes , they will attack norway , it would seem, yes, let's listen to scholz, our message is this: we must do everything possible to prevent russia from winning, if we do not do this, we may soon wake up in a world even more unstable, threatening and unpredictable what he was at cold war times. despite our support, ukraine may s

principle, there are partners who can help at this critical moment, it is also japan, it is also norway, by the way, it is still necessary there, despite working actively, let's say acting duties or sharje de. ferros is ours, but an ambassador is needed in norway, and the military atsh is still needed in norway, so, by the way, the activists of our advocacy programs there also talked about it, there are such things that need to be done. immediately, uh, mr. valery, in the context of the munich security conference and what was happening around, two security agreements have been signed: ukraine with france, ukraine with germany, i understand that these are similar framework projects, actually what we already have with great britain, and when we talked about it with you at the saturday political club, a little earlier, you remarked that you don't have any special ones. hopes for similar, i emphasize once again, precisely framework documents that do not require ratification in parliaments, which in many ways reduce future dangers to ukraine to additional consultations and so on and so forth

, but very much in line with with nets and yahoo and wanted and norway will only release those funds. pursuant to approval by these really finance administer. that means that the united states and norway, well applauding themselves for having saved the p, a from bankruptcy, are now active partners. not only with this real, but with israel's far right finance and industry, and allowing israel to get away with not fulfilling its treaty obligations and to violate the paras protocol. and i think it's particularly unfortunate that norway, rather than mobilizing the international community to impel is real, to fulfill its treaty obligations. and simply transfer the entire amount on a monthly basis to the t. a is, is, is prepared to play this role and withhold money from the p a which will be dispersed only with small troops. his personal approval are present in president luis anacio in order to sell of a has a tooth as well. all the committing genocide against palestinians and gaza. he was speaking to reporters of the african union. so i'm, that's an easier yeah. what is happening in the ga

that means that the united states in norway, well applauding themselves for having saved the p, a from bankruptcy are now active partners. not only with this real, but with israel's far right finance ministry and allowing israel to get away with not fulfilling its treaty obligations and to violate the parents protocol. and i think it's particularly unfortunate that norway, rather than mobilizing the international community to compel us to be able to fulfill its treaty obligations and simply transfer the entire amount on a monthly basis to the p a is, is, is prepared to play this role and withhold money from the p a which will be dispersed only with small traits, his personal approval. on monday, the us top quotes will hold public hearings on the legal consequences of israel's occupation of palestinian territories since 1967. and i'm president, a number of countries, 52 and 3 international organizations will take part in the week long proceedings. this hearing is separate from the case board by south africa, which led just crimes of genocide and as well as one, gaza. but it's smith's lo

and norway will only release those funds pursuant to approval buying these really finance minister. that means that the united states in norway, well applauding themselves for having saved the p, a from bankruptcy, are now active partners. not only with this real, but with israel's far right finance and industry, and allowing israel to get away with not fulfilling its treaty obligations and to violate the parents protocol. and i think it's particularly unfortunate that norway, rather than mobilizing the international community to compel us to be able to fulfill its treaty obligations and simply transfer the entire amount on a monthly basis to the t a is, is, is prepared to play this role and withhold money from the p a which will be dispersed only with small traits, his personal approval, the police and popular. and again, you have recovered the bodies of 53 men who were shot dead in tribal violence. local made a report of the men were killed on sunday near the town of lubbock in anger. providence. the shootings are a major escalation and ongoing tribal violence in the region. last

thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norwayht, bringing what looks like being record—breaking winds, sustained winds of 122 miles an hour, parts of norway, and 116 miles an hour in sweden. unimaginable strength of the winds. there were even stronger gusts. the gusts that we recorded were even much stronger than those that hit southern england in the great storm of 1987 — one of the most powerful storms i've ever seen, storm ingunn. now it's the lovely end to the day on thursday, fine sunsets many of you spotted caused by the clear skies illuminating the cloud out west. but it is the cloud that's going to be winning the battle, i suppose, over the next few hours, progressively turning quite cloudy, a few patches of drizzle around, some rain into western scotland, but very mild air, again flowing in off the atlantic. we see high pressure to the south, weather fronts to the northwest where it will be windy. gusts of wind reaching 50 odd miles an hour across northern scotland, where it'll be damp and drizzly across western areas. e

thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norwayrd—breaking winds, sustained winds of 122 miles an hour, parts of norway, and 116 miles an hour in sweden. unimaginable strength of the winds. there were even stronger gusts. the gusts that we recorded were even much stronger than those that hit southern england in the great storm of 1987 — one of the most powerful storms i've ever seen, storm ingunn. now it's the lovely end to the day on thursday, fine sunsets many of you spotted caused by the clear skies illuminating the cloud out west. but it is the cloud that's going to be winning the battle, i suppose, over the next few hours, progressively turning quite cloudy, a few patches of drizzle around, some rain into western scotland, but very mild air, again flowing in off the atlantic. we see high pressure to the south, weather fronts to the northwest where it will be windy. gusts of wind reaching 50 odd miles an hour across northern scotland, where it'll be damp and drizzly across western areas. elsewhere, a lot of cloud to start the d

now, norway, as you know, is not acting a law, norway, i'm sure it genuinely believes it's performing a useful service. the larger picture here of course is that the us will never impose consequences on this real irrespective of what is real does. and that is why this deal was seen as necessary to begin with. and it's good to get clarity on what has happened. moon rabbani, thanks so much for joining us in bunkerville. thank you for can you need us to the meeting? and i decide that they've discussed a series of crises on the continent, including israel's will and casa, which has had a strong focus in a show of solidarity with the palestinians. but the commission chapman will the urgent efforts are necessary to end will, for instance, um the democratic republic of congo and this the hell region and african union members all expected to issue a joint to communicate to close out the summit as well. how small from the side of the we already have a few weeks from the upcoming states. basically, there won't be a very strong language on on the warrant garza asking for an immediate cease by as

in 1814, the sovereignty of norway was also transferred to sweden. the defeat against sweden laid the groundwork for the establishment of a bureaucratic state. a series of reforms took place in denmark until the danish king finally declared himself a constitutional monarch, paving the way for the current democratic constitution. after the war, denmark's economy became more international with the increase in exports, which was a factor in the prosperity. at denmark joined the european economic community, which later became the european union. denmark is geographically located in a part of scandinavia , and in general, this country is located in the lower part in terms of height. the green and fertile plains of denmark are part of the geography of this country . denmark is a small country with a diverse culture . it is from rural communities, and because of this , it has a lot of diversity in the dialect of food and many other things. the most populous religion in denmark is catholicism, although 11 other religious congregations are recognized in this

scandinavia includes denmark, norway, sweden, and finland. its people have a strong connection in terms of cultural history and they have a language with each other. the official religion of this country is orthodox christianity. islam is the second largest and official religion of the country after christianity. according to the latest statistics of the population of sweden with around 10,700,000 people, sweden's economy has been stable and growing for many years, which started in 1970. sweden is a country based on export and import. in the late 1970s and early 1990s, sweden faced an economic crisis. but with the decisions of the swedish economy from inflation to. the sustainability of the development of the currency of sweden is not the euro, and the swedish krona is the currency of this country. the most important export goods of sweden are vehicles and machinery, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics , minerals, wood products, energy, food, shoes and dress. well, in the continuation of the program, we have another conversation with mr.

, because norway says that we are members of nato, and even nuclear ... these boats submarines can, butprinciple we don’t want to have anything on our territory, then , well, such a super-heavy nuclear one, but my question is different, we don’t know who will win yet, but what’s the matter with you, sweden is nearby, but the swedes, to what extent the swedes will follow the finns if they follow the path of such a limited membership in nato, without a nuclear component. to what extent will they go the way of norway, which also thinks that, where is sweden, which, what are their moods? well, i, i, it's hard for me to say what, how much. limit nato membership, no, it is absolutely possible to say that it is full nato membership, however , the question of, for example, how to deploy nuclear weapons here in finland, havisto says that this issue should be considered by edoskkunt , that is, in the parliament, and after the parliament is dissolved, then we will do as the parliament says, that is, it is not some kind of taboo about which there will be no talk, and i expect that in the event that

on the employment, norway has already gained expedients with injecting. see you too far, right in the north sea. for some 25 years norwegian companies have been extracting natural gas from this like a gas fuel. pumping the carbon dioxide produced right back into an underground reservoir. nor we use prime minister us gosh to seems confident that his country will be able to help you reach at some dishes claimant protection goals. we have enough space basically for most of europe, c o 2 for many decades to come. so what we are working on now is to have value chain from industries in europe, that can transport c o 2 1st by ship them perhaps then by pipeline. and then we can pump it down. and we want to make this commercially viable for industry. and this is about to happen, i believe the 3 big some and plan team understand the c. u 2 they collect will be a drop in the bucket, claim it twice. but it's their hope that many other plans will follow suit. theme to begin collecting c o 2 and storing it deep beneath the ocean floor. by the end of this year. did you

on the employment, norway has already gained expedients with injecting. see you too far, right in the north sea. for some 25 years norwegian companies have been extracting natural gas from this. like my gas fuel pumping, the carbon dioxide produced right back into an underground reservoir. nor we use prime minister us gosh to seems confident that his country will be able to help you reach at some dishes claimant protection goals. we have enough space basically for most of europe, c o 2 for many decades to come. so what we are working on now is to have value chain from industries in europe, that can transport c o 2 1st by ship and perhaps then by pipeline. and then we can pump it down. and we want to make this commercially viable for industry. and this is about to happen, i believe the 3 big summit plant team understand the c. u 2 they collect will be a drop in the bucket, claim it twice. but it's their hope that many other plans will follow suit. theme to begin collecting c o 2 and storing it deep beneath the ocean floor. by the end of this year. did you

the european- union and the uk and norway account for half— union and the uk and norway account for halfnternational aid to _ ukraine, so there is some ammunition that comes _ ukraine, so there is some ammunition that comes from — ukraine, so there is some ammunition that comes from european _ ukraine, so there is some ammunition that comes from european sources. i that comes from european sources. let's _ that comes from european sources. let's not _ that comes from european sources. let's not forget _ that comes from european sources. let's not forget in _ that comes from european sources. let's not forget in the _ that comes from european sources. let's not forget in the beginning - that comes from european sources. let's not forget in the beginning of| let's not forget in the beginning of the war. _ let's not forget in the beginning of the war. you — let's not forget in the beginning of the war, you handed _ let's not forget in the beginning of the war, you handed back- let's not forget in the beginning of the war, you handed back the - the war, you handed back the russians— the war,

setting a records we think for both norway and sweden.that produced gusts of 120 mph here. overnight tonight, something quieter. it turns cloudy for all parts and there will be drizzle or light rain coming through for western scotland with a few splits in the wind across western areas around the coasts. very mild and temperatures in double figures for a good part of scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow, damp weather coming into western parts of scotland, a windy day for all of us with a lot of cloud but that should break to the east of higher ground and across eastern areas we will see high—temperature is. 15 or even 16 across parts of eastern scotland, 14 in london. the average for this time of year is 7 degrees so very mild. one of the same on saturday and a lot of cloud and bits and pieces of rain and quite windy further northwards with sunshine and showers and colder air coming back in. those

ukraine will receive more samsi from norway , the sbu identified five more russian executioners, and for... employees of the tsk expanded powers. good evening. the news team will tell you about the most important things of the day today. anna yevamelnik is with you. ukraine's victory is in the interests of the american people. this was stated by us congressmen during a press conference in kyiv. a bipartisan congressional delegation led by intelligence committee chairman mike turner is in ukraine today for an official visit. as turner emphasized, washington fully supports the funding. for our army, the politician expressed his belief that it will be adopted at the legislative level. meanwhile, democrat congressman jason crowe commented on the replacement of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. he believes that the right of the leader to make personnel changes is one of the conditions of democracy. this is a time-honored value that is very important to any democracy, and as part of that, civilian leaders have the right and responsibility to choose those. or other military leader

former wagnerian medvedev was denied asylum in norway, but he remains in the country. norway has not granted asylum to andriy medvedev, a former member of the wagner terrorist group, but he has been granted a renewable temporary residence permit. this was reported by the militant's lawyer. and for according to medvedev's lawyer, he received a temporary permit. residence in norway due to the security threat associated with his return to russia. the border will be blocked again. polish farmers are planning another strike, the state customs service reported. the blockade of the dorohuska yagody checkpoint will begin on february 9 and last for a month until march. the protest action was agreed with the local authorities. information on other checkpoints is currently being clarified. almost half of secondary schools in ivano-frankivsk are on distance learning, all because of numerous reports of landmines. the educational process in this form will continue at least until the end of the week. our carpathian correspondents will tell you in more detail. educational institutions

norway will begin training ukrainian marines who specialize in operating small boats.training starts already this spring and will last at least a year, the press service of the norwegian ministry of defense reported. in addition, official oslo will hand over to ukraine rubber boats and equipment worth about 5 million dollars. as noted in the department, the training of ukrainian fighters is the first step in the work of the naval coalition, which is led by norway together with great britain. in latvia, a law has entered into force that allows the confiscation of cars with russian license plates, reports deelfi. according to them, these cars can be transferred to... as a gesture of solidarity. owners confiscated cars are also required to pay a fine of up to two thousand euros. an exception is for diplomatic vehicles and for those traveling through latvia in transit and staying on its territory for no more than a day. according to the adopted law, the owners of cars with russian license plates were obliged to complete local registration or take the car out of the country

little negativity, because we still do not have an ambassador in great britain, an ambassador in norwayst as there is no ambassador in the czech republic, which... is a very important ally of ours in central eastern europe, but let's not be negative, we hope that everything will be fixed soon, and the first is the security umbrella, the second, the second is the rule of law, it is our indisputable key to european integration, to nato, to any development scenarios, and here the situation is bad, ukraine is moving along the path of introducing the law, gaining some positive ones points, but falls in the rating. for example, over the past year we fell 11 positions from the 78th to the 89th position, and here it is worth mentioning alice in wonderland, because we are gaining positive points and falling in the ranking, why? because as i said, as it is said in this work, there are places where you have to run very fast to stand still, and you have to run even faster in order to move forward, we are moving somewhere, but the whole world is moving even faster and we are falling in the ratings.

off the coach of western norway after sending in an emergency —— sending an emergency signal.vices saying that a helicopter went missing off the coast of western norway a little earlier today after sending an emergency signal and several people were later observed in the ocean nearby. now time for a look at the weather, here's chris. hello. well, it's certainly been a cloudy day today. the cloud has been extensive across the uk — but we did manage a few breaks in the cloud, particularly across northern and eastern scotland, and to the eastern side of the pennines, as well. and that did allow some limited bright spells through — edinburgh, one of the cheerier places. otherwise, there was some drizzle, particularly across western areas. it was mild — 13 celsius recorded in exeter earlier on. now overnight tonight, we've got a band of rain that's set to move its way southwards and eastwards across the country. that will clear away from scotland and northern ireland, where we'll see some fairly heavy showers working in during the second half of the night. temperatures about 5—6 ce

this is the same as what norway is doing and we think l what norway is doing and we think it's rightriefly about _ with us they will. let's talk briefly about the _ with us they will. let's talk briefly about the post i with us they will. let's talk| briefly about the post office because you are one of the people he was post office minister for a time and our viewers know the horror of some of the things that have been revealed about what was going on in the post office and how is sub—postmasters and mistresses were treated. you are asked when he had concerns at the time recently and you said that you couldn't really remember it coming across your desk. i've gone back, looked at the papers as any minister candy and it did cross my desk, several mps asked parliamentary questions and what i found looking at those papers after 14 years away from the department was just how emphatic the post office was about this. the way that this worked, the post office was operationally independent from the department, it was publicly owned but on a day—to—day basis it was run by a chief executive, a

powerful storms there has ever been in the north atlantic, and it hit during the early hours for norway and sweden, bringing record—breaking winds, if confirmed by the authorities, sustained winds of 122 mph in norway, 116 in sweden, they would be a national records. the gusts were even stronger than this, to give you a sense of how powerful it was, 139 mph gusts in norway, and the great storm of 1987, the top customers 120 mph. i'm sure quite a few of you remember that. we end the day on a lovely note across a good part of central and eastern england with a fine sunset, clear skies illuminating this cloud, and as we go on through the rest of the night, the cloud will tend to win the battle, thick enough to bring some drizzle to western scotland, butjust some drizzle to western scotland, but just the occasional spits some drizzle to western scotland, butjust the occasional spits on the hills and western coasts. tomorrow, a cloudy start with damp weather affecting scotland, rain across northern ireland for a time, and although cloudy for most of the day, given the strength of the wind, a

. ♪ norway's intelligence service.year she helped catch a suspected ed russian spy. >> why is nor wrai a major target for russian espionage? >> the northern parts of norway including svalbad is particularly important to russia because they have nuclear submarines stationed in korda which is very close to the norwegian border. those nuclear submarines near a clear line to get out from cola toward the u.s. to be able to launch their nuclear weapons in case of a conflict with the u.s. >> it's about potential nuclear war? >> we all hope we're not going to end up in that situation. but it's part of the defense that russia has. >> reporter: on svalbad russia already has a toe hold because of a century-old treaty that allows russian citizens to live here visa-free in a nato state. barentsburg is a russian coal mining settlement complete with its own school. a giant russian consulate. and earlier this year a russian military style parade on norwegian territory. >> everything is owned by the russian state owned company. >> yes.

. >>> two people survived the icy waters of norway after their tesla plunged into the waters and thanksgood samaritans in a floating sauna, yes, after a driver and a passenger went in the water, the witnesses noticed the car floating, and then people on a sauna cruise spotted this car. the cruise is essentially a floating sean you a and had three people on board at the time. there they go, headed towards the car and pulled the people out and they immediately put the driver and passenger into the sauna to warm up. >> i never heard of a float being sauna. >> i know, so cold in norway you need one. jessica has more on what is coming up next. >>> i don't think i am going on one. but up next, the scramble for super bowl tickets. if the deal is too good to be true it probably is. >>> and a robbery at gunpoint at a crime hot spot in oakland and it's sparking a reward and heavy criticism from a lawyer in texas. >>> and police are asking for your help after a terrifying home invasion and sexual assault. we have the details. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, and thank you for b

thank you for that, glenn deson, professor of political science, university of southeast of norway, and tim anderson, thank you, director of the center for encountermonic studies. with that we come to an end for this news review. iran's foreign minister has visited damascus as part of a regional tour. hussein amir abdullah han met with president bashad alasad and other senior syrian officials to discuss the latest developments in the region, including palestine. our correspondent ibrahim wahti brings us more from damas. discussed: after visit to lebanon, iranian foreign minister hussein amir abdullahyan arrived in damascus where he met president bashar al-assad and discussed bilateral relations. president assad warned that the us supply of weapons to israel threatens to expand the war in gaza. amir abdullahyan said the aggression against gaza is considered the main issue at the regional and international levels, noting that syria is in the frontline of supporting the palestinian people. and their cause. amir abdullahyan also met with his counterpart, faisal maqdad. they condemned the us

we also have glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from alsa. welcome to you both. tim anderson uh so we have had these talks now resume uh they have taken place and in between the time that they initially started uh couple weeks back, i believe, until now, there was an incident where there was a targeted assassination of three members of the katiib hizballah of which that obviously uh speeded up things again uh for the desire for these talks to uh bear fruit, do you think they will? yes, but the us is trying to keep strings attached there. now there is certain amount of agreement about this so-called coalition against dash, which of course was assisting dash, as we know, it was really hushed shabby and the the regional alliance that defeated dash in the region. um, the irakis have known this for a long time, but they made the mistake of inviting the us back into iraq. in 2014 and now uh finally the resolve is there in the government, particularly with prime minister alsodani to kick them out, but the irakies want to kick the

libya, luxemburg, malaysia, mauritius, namibia, norway, oman, pakistan, indonesia, qatar, the united kingdom, slovenia, sudan, switzerland, the san arab republic, tunisia, turkey, zambia, the league of arab states, the organization of islamic cooperation, the african union, spain, fiji, the maldives and the komoros. this morning. the court will hear the state of palestine, which has been allocated maximum speaking time of th hours. all the other participants in the oral proceedings over the next days will speak for maximum of 30 minutes each. before inviting palestine to address the court, i would add that in accordance with article 106 of its rules, the court has decided that the written statements and written comments submitted in the current advisory procedure. to be made are to be made accessible to the public after the opening of the present hearings. these written submissions will be posted on the court's website at the end of each day for those participating to the hearings on that day. the text of the oral statements will also be placed on the court's website. i now give the

at the epicenter of the storm, norway, gusts of rain were recorded there at night. the country foundy service was stopped , roads were closed, flights were cancelled , schoolchildren were given an unscheduled day off, roofs were being torn off by squalls and windows were being squeezed out, a storm surge was flooding the coast, people were asked to limit going out into the streets if possible, the following video shows why. so, the european territory of russia today is under the influence of a vast, powerful atlantic cyclone. the center of the vortex shifts along the coast of norway towards the barents sea, and the boundaries of the vortex extend to the black earth region and the northern urals. the cyclone is not only large, but very deep. let's remove the fronts and focus on what the atmospheric pressure is at the periphery and in the center of the cyclone. central russia and the european north are in the low pressure zone. northwest very low pressure in karelia and on the kola peninsula below 730 mm standard column and extremely low atmospheric pressure in the murmansk region of 7