they belong to norwegian companies. the clear canadian water allows them to -- to produce 75,000 tons of fish per year, 75,000 tons of atlantic salmon which aren't even native to the pacific pb >> the danger of putting the farm right in the prime wild salmon habitat is that all of the pathogens, the mucus coming out of the gills, the waist coming out of the fish, will pore over the wild fish, they're taking it in their mouths and passing it over their gills. it's very dangerous to allow feedlot viruses into the wild animals. >> it's autumn, and morton is traveling up the rivers on vancouver island. it's time for the salmon's annual migration to their spawning grounds. it's a unique natural spectacle. millions of salmon leave the ocean to swim upstream in the rivers. the salmon stare back to their birthplace is an arduous one. when they reached their destination, they'll spawn and die. there remains provide important nutrients for trees and insects. and they are also an object of research for morton. >> 1.17. >> the biol

ships to deal with this but the norwegians call you mean they don't have the expertise to dismantle you could have been see chemical weapons see the will not to take them him and to repeat the point what expertise is albania to dismantle chemical chemical weapons and i would be very scared of the impact it would have on the environment of a country which actually is still one of the most naturally unspoiled countries in europe while the how it is that it is weapons and i really do feel that britain france germany and rest should put their money where their motives and see as part of the deal that we accepted see this and i think it kind of smacks of a resentment over the fact that really in the end this view has come or. brokered a deal. and no syria has abided by the agreements of it and i can't feel there's a sulk and resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked political analyst chris bambery live from london mr bambery thank you very much indeed for your perspective for sharing your perceptiveness lecture where there is thank you. if you had spend years in t

they belonged to norwegian companies. a canadian malta allows them to produce seventy five thousand tons of beach yet. seventy five thousand tonnes of atlantic salmon which won't even make it to the pacific you're putting the fire rate in the prime wild salmon habitat is that all the pathogens the mucus coming out of the guild's the waste coming of the fish it is pouring over the wildcats they're actually taking in their mouth and passing a bill to the gills and dad. it's been very very dangerous to allow the lot viruses into the wild animals. the tools of molten is coming up the rivers of vancouver island. it's time for the summons a new migration to this morning right. it's a unique natural spectacle. legions of sam and leave the ocean to swim upstream and the results simon's journey back to them both legs is an arduous one when you reach that destination. bells tolled on the line the remains provided for new treatments for treats and insects the bill also told to two percent trouble one point one seven. my religion's t

but the norwegian tall ship, from the royal norwegian navy. it is down here for a while. part of a year-long tour of tall ships into the inner harbor. you can come down. and if you plan on being out and about, as bob mentioned, there is going to be a warmup. milder temperatures are on the way. trend is pretty much 60 degrees heading into sunday and monday. could be a few showers along the way. tomorrow, no such luck. we have maybe the shower late friday night. into saturday. and that will taper off early saturday morning. but then it looks like a pretty nice weekend, with temperatures a little above the normal high, which is now about 57 degrees. of course, there are a the loof important things going on. lot of important things going on. none more important than my conversation with my two little friends from d.c., that's alex and evan. they're from washington, visiting baltimore. and we have been talking about sponge bob. of course, you can't talk about maritime areas and of course, you know, the harbor and the sea, without talking about sponge bob. but our bob will have

the norwegian brothers are here. >> i bet them downstairs. they are adorable. >> they are crazy. has become a hit. >> we're going to talk about all what does the fox say. >> that means there is going to be skrun chees. she is -- she goes to the beat of her own drum. >> she seems perfect for him. >> look at how we have to get the tight shot. that is sad what you just did in there. >> some people have a problem with scrunchiies. i think they are genius. can you hold it back? >> you rocked it. >> you have to also have your scrunchie and your fanny pack at the same time. hello. you do this and i'm practically royalty. >> i can't believe you gist did that. >> i know how to do it. >> i like it. >> so this was announced. >> i can't believe it. >> i'm recently botoxed. just announced a $95 scrunchie. >> they are trying to make it trendy. but look, it's not cool. >> if you love sex in the city, there was a whole bit on scrunchies. >> here is my crucial point. no woman who works at w magazine would be caught dead at a hip downtown restaurant wearing a scrunchie. man it's a good thing i cam

to his right, the policy director for the norwegian ministry of defense. he served as director general or security policy director for the norwegian defense since 1995 and in that capacity really became known as the father of nato security policy. it's a delight to have you with us. he also served at nato headquarters and is one of the architects of this project that we're working on. and finally next to me, jason heely, the director of our stieber -- cyber initiative here at the atlantic council who will speak about the cyber realm. he served as a policy director at the white house as executive director of goldman sachs asia is an intelligence officer bringing those works together recently published a fierce domain, a first history of conflict in cyber space. so with that, let me come back to you and turn to you to kick off this discussion. given the world that fred laid out, given the new challenges the alliance is facing, what is the relevant meaning of deterrence today as we look to the future? >> thank you, damon. and thanks for the really easy questi

alas when the crew was that it is a norwegian done much to ship come in by norwegian naval base which is going to syria to pick up these weapons the quiz mustard gas and sour the agreement albania the norwegian city to fix the season ability to dismantle the chemical weapons. i would ask if the richest one of the richest countries in europe don't have the expertise and knowledge that this mixtape the poorest country in europe to do this smacks of colonial mtality that some i will going to dump these things in albania when no one to bring them to prison. why do you choose a country which has the expertise prince instance in person as the old the last and i chemical weapons facility. i would trust the us to dismantle its weapons for the good in both high levels expertise and also i'll be the most among the least stable countries in europe this is not to attack the albanian people but the albanian state of total on this train myself a nice table disapproval guys cry i cry now i think is a very strange decision to stay with aunt sadie's deadly weapons and put them in a country which was s

which includes mustard gas and siren and bring them to albania the norwegians say they don't have the expertise mobility to dismantle the chemical weapons i would ask you if the richest one of the richest countries in europe don't have the expertise and knowledge to do this how do you expect the poorest country in europe to do this kind of smacks of a colonial mentality that somehow we're going to dump of these things in albania we're not going to bring them to britain why don't you choose a country such as the expertise for instance in britain that is the aldermaston chemical weapons facility. i would trust that to dismantle those weapons but there was high levels of expertise and also albania must be one of the least people countries in europe this is not to attack the our billion people but there are billions the as holder of mormon history know it's not very stable there's a problem of organized crime there and i think it's a very strange decision to say we're going to these deadly weapons and put them in a country which were security must be an issue and as chemical weapons in sy

i want to find incredible words that it is a norwegian merchant ship accompanied by a norwegian navalvessel which is going to syria to pick up these weapons which includes mustard gas and siren and bring them to albania the norwegians say they don't have the expertise and the ability to dismantle the chemical weapons i would ask you if the richest one of the richest countries in europe don't have the expertise and knowledge to do this how do you expect the poorest country in europe to do this kind of smacks of a colonial mentality that somehow we're going to dump of these things in albania were not going to bring them to britain why don't you choose a country which has the expertise for instance in britain there is the old amassed the chemical weapons facility i would trust that to dismantle those weapons but they impose high levels of expertise and also albania must be one of the least stable countries in europe this is not to attack the albanian people but the albanian state has hardly a long history no it's not very stable there's a problem of organized crime there and i think it's

. >> the chess world crowned a new king, norwegian magnus carlson. the sensation held the title since 2007, it may be the end of an era, his home-town is in the game. >> a game of chess and a cup of tea are the perfect way to start the day in this household. it's little wonder why. this husband and wife due scro is the first grand master couple. they have devoted their lives to an intellectually changing games in the world. >> this is more than a profession or sport for many. it's serious business even for children. some of them come from a poor background. they prefer that than going to school. for them it's a matter of making a life out of chess. >> through their academy they are trying to nurture the next generation of chess prod anies india has 34 masters. >> india should become like other countries. few if any of these enthusiasts will go on to compete at a global level. they not only need to master the moves but build mental stamina needed in the competition. that's something local superstar ran out of on friday. match 10 ended in a draw. givin

the summit but it isn't a string of parodies released by the team as it was produced by the norwegian dawn gave them a kid free and videos of recorded at eighteen c to a new tool but rather that it's a scary thing about that other people. but to buy can know of people now expect this to be like millionaires because those who like to let people know about them the good old days when people sell records. and that but the fact is though is that. we have like meetings every week now to sew to set up. sit down. the whole picture and ensure ourselves that we don't use money on this project enough. it doesn't norwegian gangland style box has become the highest rank sometime the week to nazis since the holocaust number one hit on me the kids again. just enough children's book at the same aim is to not just in time for christmas. on my wheel. i i i i i. petey. is it. your standard. a home. i do. each. stood. says. it is earlier. i know. the light landed me an american talk about an hour. how women are powerful. if you empower women empowering birth mothers of raising sons who will either drag

been a great relationship for them and sponsorship the norwegian ministry of defense has provided to us. we started this morning with a focus an asymmetrical threats. over lunch we drifted back into the current realm of contemporary operations and had a provocative statement on a more traditional long-standing dimension of deterrence of the nuclear weapons. that is going to be one of the foci of our panel focusing on long-standing, but argue nonetheless relevant set of challenges and tools, nuclear forces, conventional forces and missile defense. i have to remind myself because missile defense looks new but dates back to the 1950s when the united states first started testing and '60s deploying missile defense interceptors. these capabilities have been in the past and many would argue been the back bone of the capacity. allied confidence in these elements is critical to alliance cohesion. it's only prudent, particularly in a dynamic environment, dynamic strategic environment to constantly check these tools and update their postures and doctrines. it was discussed in may 2012. it concl

this is a norwegian tall ship. it's part of the royal norwegian navy. 259-feet long. three masts, 125 crewmembers. and 100 of them are trainees. it has tours open tomorrow, from 1:00 to 4:00. free to the public. and looks like a pretty nice forecast to come on down. we're here live outside the wjz mobility weather lab in downtown baltimore. meteorologist tim williams, sending it back to you to you on television hill. >> thank you. the dynamic duo is more than 5 weeks old. we're talking about the maryland zoo cubs. they are getting their -- cutting their teeth, as it were, and having to start eating meat every day. both the male and female cubs are also getting more playful. zookeepers monitor the cubs to make sure they're healthy and happy. >> let's see that move again. >> that was good. >> i could watch this all day long. they are so cute. again, i keep putting in my call. >> we come out and see them, right? >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. learning the safest sentence for gangster whitey bulger and the biting words from the judge. >>> her delgt was ru

ship to deal with this but the norwegians clearing the door of the expertise to dismantle it you can see why chemical weapons see the will not to take them him and i think it kind of smacks of resentment over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or. brokered a deal. and no syria has abided by the agreements of it and i can't hear but feel there's a kind of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked. even without hosting syria's chemical weapons the e.u. is being dragged deeper and deeper into the conflict intelligence chiefs believe me . than a thousand young european muslims have chilling the islamists and are fighting in syria is still being recruited through social media the u.s. counterterrorism coordinator says the jihad this agenda goes further than toppling a sad it's actually a real threat to europe we are in the process of trying to understand better the reason why so many europeans are going to syria where we start being concerned it's weird and that's what we understand many of the mean the joining to. a few good. groups which not only

ships to deal with this but the norwegians call it mean they don't have the expertise to dismantle and you can see why chemical weapons say they will not take them in and i think it kind of smacks of resentment over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or. brokered a deal assad signed and no syria has abided by the agreements over it and i can't hear but feel there's a kind of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked. destruction of chemical weapons is not the only problem in syria now the brutal conflict between government forces and rebels continues to claim thousands of lives on sunday thirty one troops including four generals were killed by a bomb attack on a syrian government building near damascus the explosives are thought to have been placed in the basement meaning the opposition fighters were able to breach security to get into the building. and the e.u. is being dragged deeper and deeper into the conflict intelligence chiefs believe more than a thousand young european muslims have joined the islamists and are fighting in syria now and it

ships to deal with this but the norwegians call you mean they don't have the expertise to dismantle and you can see why chemical weapons see the will not to take them in and i think it kind of smacks i resent over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or actually putin brokered a deal. and no syria has abided by the agreements of it and i can't hear but feel there's a kind of resentment in european capitals that actually a deal has worked. well even without hosting syria's chemical weapons the use big drug deeper and deeper into the conflict intelligence chiefs believe more than a thousand young european muslims to join the islamists are now fighting in syria it's thought they're being recruited through social media the counterterrorism coordinator says that you have this agenda goes further than toppling assad is actually a real threat to europe too. in the process of trying to understand better the reason why so many europeans are going to syria where we start being concerned it somewhere and that's what we understand many of the i mean the joining. you would get up.

ships to deal with this but the norwegians claiming they don't have the expertise to dismantle it you can see why chemical weapons say they will not to take them in and i think it kind of smacks of resentment over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or actually putin brokered a deal. and no syria has abided by the agreements of it and i can't hear but feel there's a sort of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked. even if it doesn't hold syria's chemical weapons that use becoming increasingly tangled up in the conflict european spy chiefs warning of a rapid growth of a number of citizens going there to fight alongside the islamist opposition factions one of the propellers being cited is muslim europeans promoting quote jihad duty on social networks across the continent as are reports. i am french to french parents my parents are atheist and do not subscribe to any religion. who guided me. nichole are no kills himself. having found islam on the internet in two thousand and nine in this video he's urging muslims to join the fight in syria is youn

yes training blood test can convince her not the non incentive for a draw against norwegian well number one nine this toxin in the second game in southern tonight on sunday the tenth game itself and i see these also ended in a draw on saturday the second game ended off the tree the fight moves and sixty six minutes what a champion and challenge us out at one point each of the two games the speed to score six point five points for the crowd was chanting can also be trained to yield of the teen sensation is one of the toughest challenges the five time watch had been on an act of peaceful spot at that game is scheduled for tuesday. this means no still intend to cash in on the best from this successful franchises. take a look at this moment on that estimate and cool to the next level it now. he he he. and as i did not have to give us a dose of sanity the team each and up to seven years that they need to take one notch higher. the dentist but enough that an ep of the then recently launched the first ideally content and entertainment to the moon but i'm not the actor's performance in london t

ships to deal with this but the norwegians were claiming they do all the expertise to dismantle and up and see what chemical weapons say they will not to take them in and i think it kinds of smacks i resent over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or. brokered a deal assad signed and no syria has abided by the agreements over it and i can't hear but feel this is so kind of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked the destruction of a chemical weapons is not the only problem in syria now the brutal conflict between government forces and rebels continues to claim thousands of lives on sunday thirty one troops including four generals were killed by a bomb attack on a syrian government building near damascus explosives are thought to have been placed in the basement meaning the opposition fighters were able to breach security to get into the building the e.u. is being dragged deeper and deeper into the conflict intelligence chiefs believe more than a thousand young european muslims have joined the islamists and are now fighting in syria it's thoug

ship to deal with this but the norwegians queering they don't have the expertise to dismantle you could have been see chemical weapons see the will not to take them in and i think it kind of smacks of i resent over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or actually putin brokered a deal. and no syria has abided by the agreements of it and i can't hear what fuel is the kind of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked. well it's a story in between. the big stories that we know we bring you the weekly here on out see the big story of the last seven days we're bringing you all the details of this plane crash tomorrow as well in central russia a boeing seven three seven from moscow in the center of russia is crushed fifty two people have been killed fifty two on board before we don't know if there are any casualties on the ground your correspondent joins us now with a wrap of the latest. yes indeed haven't those other details we've been getting so far tatarstan airlines boeing seven three seven crash landed in carson at the international airport it was le

. >> there's a norwegian smith that stroke into people at night, wanted to recreate that frosted giantooks. so they took these prove ice climbers out at night, lit up the ice. >> you'd think jumping all over those things would make them fall down but it looks like they're pretty confident. >> that is amazing that someone was able to climb these things and be on them. the colors that they're using, i love the way they contract against the wall doushon. this was the concept and idea of extreme sports photographer, thomas spence. >> d.j. flu. >> the door swings open -- >> >>> you can pretty much put oo gopro camera on anything. but this video from gogro attaching gopros to a bomb threat. justin is one of these fellas. what is so cool about this, this shot here is so cool. we're seeing the guy, the gopro, the track, them getting on the bob sled here. start to run, get in the bach set, get his hands, just this angle is so cool. >> it'secause the shot earng ba back. >> right. >> who is just a shot going forward. all you see is what's inside the time adviser. >> right. >> but you sunt. >> aft

. >>> the chilly weather is making the norwegian visitors on this tall ship feel right at home. tim williams and bob turk are updating the five- day forecast. first, let's go out to tim and that snazzy coat. >> i wonder if the norwegians are snapping any weather gear. we can certainly learn from them. we're looking at temperatures around 30 degrees. that's where we start tomorrow. good full day of sunshine. we'll get temperatures up in the mid-50s. with a bit of a shift in the wind, it starts to warm up from there. 52. overnight lows going back into the 40s. for the next five days, we're sending it in to bob. >>> and a big warmup. tomorrow, at 52. it will start off frosty and cold in the morning. a lot of sunshine. very light winds, on saturday. back up to 62. low of 49. today's high was only 44. 62 and then 65 on sunday. clouds come back. some showers and 68 on monday. denise and vic. >> that's warm. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >>> the ravens have had difficulty winning games on the road this season. i'm mark viviano, in owings mills. what the play

. >> okay, after ten hard-fought matches in chess, the loss goes to a 22-year-old norwegian. but his hometown may not be out of the game. >> the game of chess and a cup of tea are the perfect way to start the day in this household. and it's little wonder why. this husband and wife duo is india's first grand master chess couple. they have devoted theirs lives to one of the most intellectually challenging games in the world. >> this is one that is serious business, even for children because some of them come from very poor background, and they don't--they prefer the chess to going to school. so for them it's making a life out of chess. >> through their academy they're trying to nurture the next generation of chess prodigies. india has 34 chess grand masters, and 12 of them come from the southern state. >> it will be interesting. >> very few if any of these young chess enthusiasts will go on to compete at a global level, but to get there they not only need to master the right moves but also build the mental stamina that is often needed to outdo the competition. >> reporter: matc