he is also charged with an explosion in the center of oslo that killed eight people. he demanded his freedom and said he even deserve a medal of honor. his arrest was controversially shown live on norwegian tv. many norwegians are furious that was allowed to happen, but for others, and there was a relief to finally seeing him. >> it was important seeing that he cannot hurt me anymore, that he is not dangerous to the way he was. he was very arrogant, and that was hard for me, because i do not think he regrets what he has done. >> it is important to me because i needed to get closer and realize i was never able to -- that he is never able to do anything like that again. >> i have a lot of mixed emotions, including sears, but i came with a new image that he was turned into someone not dangerous. >> new tests are set to take place. if he is confirmed, he will be confined to a mental hospital. otherwise, the trial is scheduled for april 16. >> you are watching news today, live from singapore and london. still to come, the consequences of actions in iran. they are going to

whereas in oslo, the site might be a harborside site. as you know, san francisco has many charming alleys. theilr project is building on the familiar but the first character of the city. in the development of the project as it has moved along, their response to the progress of sculpting to bring it closer and closer to an ideal response to the condition, the movement of light, the relation to adjacent buildings. [chime] this project has been more gentle, more responsive, more nuanced. i think it will be a fun project for the city of san francisco. thank you. >> i am the director of arts and culture and marketing for the san francisco travel association. i am here to share our support for the expansion and design. my role is to ensure that the visitors of san francisco are aware of the rich, cultural offerings and enticing visitors to book their travel to san francisco. national research tells us that the cultural traveler spends twice as much money. improving on san francisco's cultural assets will add to the economic health and vitality

magnus seemed like a normal enough kid growing up outside oslo. he could name almost all the countries in the world and their capitals and their populations. magnus's father, henrik, didn't think that was terribly unusual. >> henrik carlsen: he did have a good memory, and the ability to concentrate for hours at a time on the specific topic. and he seemed to be interested in a lot of things, new things, all the time. but i thought that was normal. >> simon: what got him into chess? sibling rivalry. his older sister started to play, so he wanted to beat her, which he did, quickly. then, he started winning tournaments. before long, he became a celebrity, one of the first norwegians to excel in a sport that did not involve snow. people lined up in shopping malls to play him. when he won, magnus said it was just a game, no big deal. he couldn't understand why people were making such a fuss. >> carlsen: why does... why do all people want to talk with little me? >> simon: magnus's parents took him and his sisters out of school for a year, rented out thei

they do not lock their doors outside of oslo. pretty much a singular people. they make rules, they keep them, and they follow them. it is the exact opposite of america, especially the type of american mob guy. they have the instinct. it is a fun clash of two cultures. not a comedy exactly. it is what we call a dramedy. tavis: i am laughing because frank the fixer is in norway, where nothing needs fixing. what do you fix in norway? nobody has problems. >> that is exactly his problem. tavis: since you have been part of a band for years, and netflix is on the cutting edge give me your assessment of where you think tv is going and consumers are going, and what importance that is going to play in the future. it did not surprise me, actually. it shocked me, but did not surprise me. the headline says that young people watch more television than ever before, but not on television. they watch it, but not on tv. >> it is an on-demand world. that is what they have over there already. it is on the ipad. they watch it on their watches. you know. and neflix is a little ahea

party's top stories syria brushes off fresh arab league initiatives targeting the oslo regime while washington is solitary limbering up for military action. haven't approved struck corney a new all starving measures a city explodes with rage over what protesters say is a sellout of national sovereignty to foreign interest. and tainted by association the absence of london's twenty twelve olympic games are undermined by a controversial sponsorship deal with a chemical giant linked to the infamous bhopal disaster which claimed times of thousands of life in india. up next let's get the latest sports news with paul. hello ball come to the world of sports company is what's coming up. all change it and gene reports claim former england manager fabio capello is on the brink of joining the big spending russian premier league side with an announcement on the future of current manager john expected imminently. drange most ally of takes on seven time jujitsu champion cornell's apart at the inaugural verdict and then a championship in moscow. on king of the swingers phil mickelson wins the fortieth title o

not even his wife was allowed to travel to oslo to receive that award and he mains incarcerated unjusticely. a couple months ago we healed hearing on the illegal abuse of a self-trained legal advocate, mr. chin, who was wrongfully improst prisoned for exposing the forced abortion policy and heroic activism on behalf of women victims which caused the ire of the dictatorship to come down with full force. china's one child per couple child is state sponsored cruelty and constitutes a massive crime against humanity. the nuremberg tribunals says it's a human rhyme. nothing compares to the magnitude of china's 33-year assault on women and children. chin spoke out. chin and his wife continue to pay a price. that policy, as we all know, has made brothers and sisters illegal. it has led to the absence of upwards of 100 million girls who have been killed by way of sex selection abortion as part of this one-child per couple push and that has led to a massive increase in human trafficking because the women simply aren't there. we held a hearing in which we heard that between now and 2020, something on

meanwhile at the world snowboarding championships in oslo our report lachey costco's won the halfpipe title the russian born swiss finished a comfortable three points clear of matlab leave the usa with another american war deleuze video taken good luck to come the first man ever to land the switchback side double cork twelve sixteen took the title in the school ninety eight. in goal phil mickelson is still on course to win his second title in two weeks he's tied for the lead going into the final round of the northern trust open in california despite missing this eagle pass on the eleventh mickelson finished with a one under seventy on saturday tied with p.g.a. champion keegan bradley mickelson was the overnight leader but failed to pull away from the pack because this was only one of two birdies scored on the day bradley meanwhile secured birdies on the sixteenth and here on the seventeenth to finish alongside mickelson on seven under cross mold is a shot behind the he shot a five under sixty six held by this birdie putt on the par five seventeenth. mickelson is going for his second t

and now, nearly two decades after oslo, i see no evidence that the palestinians have begun in the slight toaest to prepare their public for the prospect that they may have to relinquish the so-called right of return and recognize israel as a jewish state. two critical elements of any peace deal. i find that disturbing. meanwhile, the israelis continue to say they'll negotiate any time, any place. in palestinian leaders really want statehood, they'll have to show it both through their public commitments and by engaging in serious negotiations with israel. if they try to circumvent negotiations by once again taking their case to the united nations, they'll get no recognition from the united states, and they won't get the time of day from the u.s. congress. the only solution to the israeli/palestinian conflict that can bring peace and security to both parties is a two-state solution. and that only can become a reality through direct negotiations. let me turn to another issue. what i consider the greatest security challenge facing both israel and the united states, namely the threat of a nuc

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norway during the summer solstice, a paradise of fjords and farms several hundred miles northwest of osloas it that norway's trolls live here amidst the waterfalls and some of the tallest, sheerest cliffs in europe. norwegians have been parachuting off them for decades. birdmen take the extreme sport to new extremes, dropping off a cliff and free falling until the air inflates the wings of their nylon suits and propels them forward. >> holmes: the dive creates the speed. and you use that speed to glide out and, you know, fly flatter. >> kroft: gravity makes it impossible for them to go up or even maintain altitude. for every two feet j.t. glides forward, he drops a foot. but the suit allows him to stay aloft three times longer than a skydiver. >> holmes: within a few seconds, of course, that suit... that wind is going to fill up that suit. it's going to pressurize and you're going to have total control. >> kroft: how long have you been doing this? >> holmes: five years. >> kroft: what's special about the wing suits? >> holmes: mm, you know, it... it's just like so many children dream. it'

killing 77 people during a deadly rampage last july remained defiant during a court appearance in osloconfessed to attacking government buildings and a camp on a small island near the capital. but he says it was a strike against "traitors" who were embracing immigration that would turn norway into an islamic colony. >>> the u.s. embassy in syria is closed this morning over concerns about the safety of diplomats and their families. nearly 6,000 people have been killed since the political unrest began about a year ago. the bbc's paul wood was in the middle of the violence in the city of homs. >> reporter: in this part of the city it is the worst they have endured. "god is great," he shouts, in defiance. the shelling is constant now. we're hearing an impact every few seconds. and in reply you can also hear a little bit of kalashnikov fire. it's a pretty futile gesture. [ gunshot ] eyewitnesses say a field clinic was hit. they filmed the injured being moved. over several days of this most of the casualties have been civilians. the houses don't have basements. there's nowhere to hide. "wher

cost care high court pam >>george: oslo in go traffic. the drive time is now 26-29 minutes. it is much more closely approaching a normal ride for westbound interstate 80 as far as the drive times are concerned. you will hit the back that much earlier than usual curious >>mark: lou will be right back with gary radnich. >>gary: is at one time, golf was really, truly exciting. >>gary: this you have the two biggest names going. cut >>darya: tiger was hot and then it was not that he was hitting bad, his putts were horrible. phil was on fire. >>darya: that was the only thing that could get me off of the whitney houston coverage, golf. basketball and the other things, i did not watch much this weekend. >>darya: by all accounts, i thought it was incredible. i did not fear that they liked one another but we see them talking after the massive cost is like it is a wonderful, they love each other. >>darya: last >>gary: it is like someone asks you about the other acres, you will say nice things. >>darya: when calling. i cannot say i was surprised, i was really sad, it was a horrible thin

friday light. " in as five spheres been live werfel for twa van will add and nafta day and has since oslo said will and a half of all is that sf and as if it will vending will soon lose lyonses dame law of love while at the of the law lawn lindsey as far as things that's death when does the visit move their who runs all still lose the vision when one does linda who resolve if a small hint of a half plan to give >>george: and not spot on 101 in the north. death an accident-just an accident at atherton avenue. at the accident has not backed up traffic into petaluma. the drive times for 50 minutes out of petaluma. >>darya: new this morning we're getting ready for round two of the pebble beach national pro 1/6. tiger woods is doing pretty well. vern glenn is joining us with more. from on >> we have three people died, some titres started drawing attention. it has been perfect weather. 9:17 a.m. on the first hole. west >>darya: everyone has their eyes on tiger woods. i heard he missed a 18 ft. putt and was disgusted with himself. when it >> he is all about precision and routine. >>darya: he is

. >> you're ready to go the oslo tomorrow. >> it's my norwegian background. >> in norway, they're known. because of the work they had to do and the rocky crags they had to deal with, they have extra traits. they have six toe. if you look at the feet, there's an extra toe. and they're double-jointed. if they were to get in trouble, they could get out because their legs can go straight out from the side and their nose can go straight to their back. >> wow, that would be interesting. the next new breed, the american english coonhound. this is game-changer. he's looking for something. >> he's trained to look for raccoons and foxes. >> lord knows what he'll find in here. >> down from the old virginia hound and the english fox hounds. a beautiful, athletic looking dog. >> i can't believe it's his first year? >> we're glad to get them here. sometimes it takes longer to get them recognized. >> the next new group at the show. the next dog is the scesky terri terrier. >> it is originally a cross of a scottish terrier and the sealy terrier. they have a softer coat. a softer temperament, too. they'

not even his wife was allowed to travel to oslo to receive the prize. in november of 2011 we had a hearing on the illegal detention and and abuse of mr. chen. he was wrongfully detained for exposing the brutal abortion policy and activism on behalf of the women, which caused the ira of the dictatorship now to come down with full force. as i think we know, the one child per couple policy is cruelty and constitutes a massive crime against humanity. forced abortion is a crime against humanity. nothing compares to the magnitude of china's 33-year assault on women and children. chen spoke out, and he continues to pay a price. the policy has led to the absence of all sorts of 100 million girls who have been killed by way of abortion as part of this one trouble and -- one child per couple push, and that has led to a massive increase of human trafficking because the women are not there. we held a hearing in which we heard something on the order of 50 million men will not be able to find wives because they have been systematically killed as part of the policy. i