. >> finally today we're off to the trucele region 2000 kilometers north of oslo in norway. a great place for winter sports. here you can actually ski for almost half the year. hardly surprising then that this is where the very first ski club was founded. >> the trysilfjellet dominates the skyline, standing, 1,132 meters high. the solitary mountain is at the center of norway's biggest skiing area. the pistes have a combined length of 71 kilometers. skiing instructor petterson has worked here for six years and knows the place well. >> we have 66 alpine slopes and cross country tracks going all the way around the mountain and we also have 31 lifts of different kinds. >> the skiing season here begins in late october and runs through may 1. most of the visitors here come from scandinavia. but despite its popularity, the waits are short, even in peak season. visitors should be braced for extreme temperatures. >> so it's a little bit special the climate in in trysil. it's very often that it's inverted climate. it's warm on the top and very cold down into the village. so sometimes

much like with oslo or the israel and palestinians stood the deal on their own and then clinton did the handshake. this was not something the u.s. controlled at all. >> let's talk about the regional implications because there is another concerns about how these events are going to affect america's allies like israel and as well as its enemies like iran. >> i say to our iranian friends, let your people march. let your people speak. release your people from jail. let them have a voice. [applause] >> it's a bankrupt system. >> something very interesting about what vice president biden was doing there because laettner the day we saw the president's press secretary robert gibbs at his final press release kind of stir the pot. >> the iranian government has been on the spot with these protests because the opposition movement, the green movement has really wanted to highlight its solidarity with the egyptian protestors. and on the one hand want tots embrace what's happening in egypt. they want to try and make sure it is not co-opted by the opposition movement. i think the iranian movement has b

now be extradited back to russia of his bid for political asylum was delivered a knockout blow by an oslo court ortiz catarina zoravar has the story. request was sent by the russian prosecutor general's office to norway asking that this man be returned to russia to stand trial he is of course wanted here in this country for a number of robberies he is also of course known for many strange and bizarre acts. as a self-proclaimed and relative to some sort of pagan gods that he believes to be of russian descent he has called himself the lord of the more forest which of course is a region in russia has denied christianity as this country's religion has proven itself to be a hardcore neo nazi and even the fighters themselves of course not the m.m.a. fighters the mixed martial arts but perhaps other well known figures in the fighting community have all said that as a fighter and even as a human being they just love dots it is not one of them and he of course continues to shock the public with his escapades the latest of course being that he broke out of a psychiatric hospital apparently allegedl

the oslo traffic is on our map was about 580. out of the altamont pass.the slowing pushing its way into the livermore. this is not the worst back up. speeds are up to 40 mi. an hour giving you a drive time of 20 minutes towards the interchange. a great start for public transportation no problems reported yet. over the james with an update in the newsroom. >> following the situation in egypt got on the peaceful protest the week of violence in cairo. anti-government and pro government collide. this is near cairo museum. that crowded the background aunt anti-government demonstrators. you see a clearing with military trucks. on the left-hand side it's the pro mubarak's side. in addition to rocks we have molotov cocktails. i spotted two of them. they landed near the middle of military vehicles. they have been demanding the immediate resignation of president mubarak. he came on last night to say he would not step down but would relinquish his power in september. but he would not immediately leave. thousands flooded in to the square caring signs as if they'd bee

they're not interested in continuing the oslo peace process transit absolutely not. we are interested in swing voters in the muslim world. those of the people we are trying to reach. there are things we can do that can reach them. >> host: as you yourself say in the book, the swing voters have swung against osama bin laden even though the settlement is nonstop. nevertheless, his reasons are for a specific and the message of bin laden that are being wholesale rejected by the people in the muslim world. >> guest: right. that's true, although they still retain unfortunately, bin laden's favorable ratings in pakistan have dropped from 65% to 16% in the last few years. 16% is still very high. >> host: that's the problem. you're talking about swing voters. ultimately, they will not be decisive because it doesn't take that many people to carry out terrorist attacks. it takes a small minority. and those people still be out there. >> guest: that's one argument for not doing anything on these issues because swing voters, yes, what we are concerned is a relatively small group o

and live look from the golden gate bridge, oslo reveling canny.nshine. >> james: we have been selling the latest situation at a concord they have been debating for months whether not to close schools, they did decide to close holbrook and glenn burke. those decisions were tough but made to help close a budget towards fall. and may not be enough the board is still considering whether not to close a third school. they could either close over what, westwood. they'll make a decision in the next two weeks. jackie sissel has been out there in concord getting reaction from teachers, parents, students would be found? >> reporter: they're not happy, there's still decision to be made but the decision has 30 been made yet whole block. the students are in their glasses they know for f. back that's when school ends the doors will close a one along derby. yet what the students, staff, teachers, parents none of them are happy, they waged a battle hoping to save their school. as you talk about that shortfall they're hoping beyond hope that their school would be s

christian barnard who is the director of the piece research altitude of oslo. research interest includes the dynamics of civil war, migration and transnational communities and methodology and difficult context. extensive experience working in afghanistan and on afghanistan and is the author of the social networks and migration and wartime afghanistan and has a ph.d. in sociology. an excellent group of panelists. i'm looking for to what you have to say on this very important topic. over to you. >> thanks for coming today. just as a preface i would say i started and afghanistan in 2005 and had felt that there was a lot of hope. a lot of things that seemed could go right. working down in helmand at the time. since then i have had to personally revise a lot of my views on what we, the international community, can do in afghanistan. i would just like to start by saying, i find it harder and harder to see how the current strategy could be made to work. we have a military surge. but the insurgency has been spreading from the south and east to provinces. they used not

how would it profit us to have high speed and power devices oslo applications consider how the iphonehange the ecosystem an explosion of use and innovation and not coincidentally and accelerated the network upgrade. contract is with the set top boxes on televisions and the fact only two companies produce more than 95% of the set top boxes. that has something to do with the difference of innovation throughout the mobile world we've seen the last few years compared to the multichannel video world. hopefully that is changing, but the key point is that the measure with improvements throughout the system not just any single metric which leads to a second problem, a focus on speed. speed is an input and what matters is the output. the data we looked at the plan shows why we need to increase speed and certain strategic areas, the biggest on tasked promise has much more to do with applications particularly new ways of education, healthcare, public safety, job training and other critical public services. third is focusing primarily on a wide airline services. why your line is important that th

christian barnard who is the director of the piece research altitude of oslo.is research interest includes the dynamics of civil war, migration and transnational communities and methodology and difficult context. extensive experience working in afghanistan and on afghanistan and is the author of the social networks and migration and wartime afghanistan and has a ph.d. in sociology. an excellent group of panelists. i'm looking for to what you have to say on this very important topic. over to you. >> thanks for coming today. just as a preface i would say i started and afghanistan

christian barnard who is the director of the piece research altitude of oslo.is research interest includ the dynamics of civil war, migration and transnational communities and methodology and difficult context. extensive experience working in afghanistan and on afghanistan and is the author of the social networks and migration and wartime afghanistan and has a ph.d. in sociology. an excellent group of panelists. i'm looking for to what you have to say on this very important topic. over to you. >> thanks for coming today. just as a preface i would say i started a afghanistan in 2005 and had felt that there was a lot of hope. a lot of things that seemed could go right. working down in helmand at the time. since then i have had to personally revise a lot of my views on what we, the international community, can do in afghanistan. i would just like to start by saying, i find it harder and harder to see how the current strategy could be made to wrk. we have a military surge. but the insurgency has been spreadin from the south and east toprovinces. ey used not to be t