the guy was taken to the oslo university hospital.ot serious injuries so he's going to make it. >> how remarkable that all these people came to help this guy out and that they all were able to lift an automobile. >> hey! >>> we're giving away an ipad mini here on "rtm." >> that's coming up in just a little bit. we'll be giving you friday's buzzword and telling you how to enter and win. >> remember, you have to be 18 years old or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> the "rtm" ipad giveaway coming up in a little bit. >>> this video is from south africa and it details a man going through literacy classes learning to read and it has affected a lot of people because of the message. >> "a," "b," "c," "d," "e," "f," "g." >> dog. >> car. >> yeah. ♪ >> my son and i mowed the grass. >> go, go, go. >> this is such a beautifully done commercial. because there's so much power in the written word. and there's so much power with the idea that it's never too late in your life to learn whatever skill it is that you want to learn. >> it gets better t

to basically draw attention away from what was convinced they kgb connection with oslo. he was all powerful at the time he decided no yatsenko wouldn't be disbelief but he had to be broken so yatsenko was transported to the states basically in prison. >> host: in the u.s.. >> guest: yeah in the u.s. in prison for three years was kept in a small room endured endless interrogations and deprivations and while some of his stories and his back story fell apart, he never buried his claims about oslo. finally after three years of this the cia richard towns decided enough was enough and basically let yatsenko go and when i say let him go in the custody of cia to resettle and try to put together in and the semblance of a normal life. self fast-forward from 67 to 1978 which is where i found him. i had been in the agency less than three years so i was still trying to figure out what was going on and i was dispatched by my bosses to go see yatsenko who of course had an entirely new name and identity, had a new wife. not only have they shed their countries but their families when the

11 years old, sitting clearly freezing apparently all alone at a bus stop in the norwegian capitol, osloa hidden camera captured the reaction from strangers. they saw him teeth chattering in the cold. [speaking native toungue.) >> one by onetion they offer him the clothes off their backs. in a show of sim beelith and basic humankindness. pathy and c humankindness. the non-property group, sos children's village released the footage to inspire action. >> the inspiration was actually the work that we have been doing in sos children village in syria where the winter has been harsh an especially towards the children and families that are internally displaced in syria because of the war. this conflict and this war has been going on for three years and we have been seeing all of this horrible images from the war from the situation the people and return are in. it is easy to get mnumb. we tried to tell the story in a different way. to try to identify more with the situation of the children. >> more than two and a half million people have fled the fighting in syria. the u.n. says roughly half of

magnus seemed like a normal enough kid growing up outside oslo.e was five, 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, rent

oslo, norway, he's brought a bat to this thing. this video going crazy viral had 1 million some views in 24 hours posted on hip-hop videos where a lot of fight videos are posted. this and this is a definitely a fight video. one right cross down, dude is out cold. >> a little bit of blood. >> blood on the ground. >> blood dripping out of this guy's mouth. guy is not in good shape you can say. looks a little dazed and confused. >> well, yeah, he picked a fight with a mountain. >> look at the bouncer, he just defended himself, he didn't go and beat him up, he stayed on top of him, he looks genuinely concerned for the dude in the striped shirt, and the guy is completely out of it and you see the police show up. this video going viral. let me tell you something, dude in the striped shirt was trying to make a viral video by coming up, confronting this bouncer and subsequently getting knocked out by this bouncer. it's a real punch. he really gets punched. this is actually part of an upcoming short film called "internet fame" from a norweg

in israeli jails seen this on nineteen ninety three or even have the honor to be taken before the oslo process lance bass is over the store sites police unions and the israelis are going to weigh their options and find out whether degrees going to be a trial natural american israeli police the new dealer only an american posting it. that israel would have to either accept all rejected elected case that will probably be a political crisis within israel. i always hear the response of ha'aretz newspaper. thank you so much for his years here on earth international. as the player has a sour anti national testing out the cops. those in charge of assaulting a police officer of the good news is that none of us but since it was in prison and that would've completely. i'm irrevocably changed my life bart's exist in about half hour video that went viral help improve misconduct carry out against him by the police the eye. i was. it's me again when that problem was that we all sang night of the traffic light thingy. it really helped me to do with them. what are these. i don't know. your aunties tod

the show controls the coop up in oslo and off hokkaido which to plan things. they come to ohio state is a condom. to help preserve them to tools to strengthen economic ties you want to mow it and keep the strategic relationship with japan all to cope with the rise of china. companies in the compromise on the territorial issue to the tomb because of the rise of nationalistic sentiment is from the back of his administration backed by such force that company are an awful put until monday to the new deal they can the points out that the team also has on results for tickets to speak countries including the judge asked what about undertaken a nice time. the president still faces some difficult diplomacy in confirming brussels directory in its care. in thailand anti government protesters marched outside of the temporary office of prime ministry election a lot. d after five people were killed in a violent clash in the capital much of the not so long in bangkok as the story gathering on the back as pertaining the intention to shut down. i called the demonstrations have

this used to be a quiet suburban town in the outskirts of oslo where money is spent fourteen years of his life until he says along with most of his norwegian friends they had to move out because of constant attacks by teenage immigrant again. in the ambulance five times or something so it came to the point where i didn't have the time to be robbed all the time and go to the hospital today three out of four students at the local school are of foreign descent vast energy exports brought norway some of the highest living standards in europe and made it very attractive for immigrants over the last thirty years their population has grown tenfold but high living standards mean high cost which not all newcomers are contributing towards many immigrants who are coming from asia and africa they are low skilled and know they don't have a labor market for them to often jobs for them so many and. to be depended on social benefits benefits include free housing a two year old integration course and an allowance also paid by the state during this time with n.g.o.s warning the spending may be too much

this activity goes on i think outside of the reader of the intelligence services all right live from oslo that was security analysts tell us here our team international. now. of all the many things that britain stands to lose if scotland breaks away in september is in a pan is referendum giving up the union jack would arguably be the most keenly felt and some have already begun tearing vision a flag that's been a cherished symbol of national identity for over two centuries or does or a smith asked one of the areas where they think about the new designs. the campaigns on both sides of the scottish independence debate the factions have until september to sell their idea of how the union should look going forwards westminster says an independent scotland would lose the pound but hardly anyone seems to be talking about something even more simple legs that the rest of the u.k. could lose if scotland declared independence the union jack scotland's represented on the flag by the blue background and diagonal white cross but if scotland left the u.k. might have to get back old these flags would be

have been held in israeli jails scenes one nine hundred ninety three or even earlier even before the oslo process once this is over the two sides palestinians and israelis are going to weigh their options and find out whether to risk going to be a trilateral american israeli palestinian deal or only an american police. that israel would have to either accept or reject in the latter case there will probably be a political crisis within israel right amir aren't senior correspondent for haaretz newspaper thank you so much for your views here on an international. that's coming up later this hour on r.t. international catching out the cops i was being charged with assaulting a police officer obstructed and resisting arrest but couldn't six months in prison and that would have completely. revoked oblique changed my life. he speaks to a student about how a video that went viral help him prove misconduct carried out against him by the police. the. economic downturn in the final months days the longer the deal and the rest because i hate it will be every week. but if you're going to come and watch

from the syrian war national media say he's accused of fighting alongside jihad is and this comes as oslo officials reveal dozens of people have left their home country for the syrian frontlines. and western analysts estimate that at least two thousand volunteers from across europe are involved in the syrian conflict around seven hundred of them are from france according to the french government which says it's deeply worried about the tran meanwhile some two hundred fifty british citizens have recently returned from the war in london now considers them a potential home grown terror threat security allis tahlia lewis says european governments are unable to stop their radicalization of their citizens. whether they are in syria might get into and be coming into contact with people very proud to cool i do with. the network. that is very closely aligned you know which you have zero chance of worry and. agenda on the jewels of. the history means some the capacity and knowledge to actually carry out attacks realistically of a different capacity is that the system the legal framework that exists

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home from the syrian war national media there says he's accused of fighting alongside jihad this is oslo officials reveal dozens of people have left their home country for syrian frontlines western analysts figure that at least two thousand volunteers from across europe are involved in the syrian conflict around seven hundred of them from france according to the french government which has it's deeply worried about the trend meanwhile some two hundred fifty british citizens have recently returned from the war and london now considers them a potential home grown terror threat let's get reaction from u.k. based political commentator mohammed on sar joining me live so we understand you've been in contact with some britons who are fighting in syria why did they say they left their homes for the conflict in the first place. but i think about what we've seen we've seen a variety of reasons for people going out to fight in syria i think those relate to a combination of people believing that western governments have either been complicit and suddenly complacent in their approach to syria there's

and this is what these people did in a hidden camera video in oslo.the boy's an actor and kind of a social experiment. the norwegian charity sos children's village wanted to make a point. you'll help when you see a child right in front of you in need. so why not help someone in syria? how far does a charity have to get people to go to help? ask ridge richard hudgins, he ss kids walking everywhere barefoot. >> there's over 300 million children that don't have shoes. i thought that was completely awful. >> back in way, sos children's village hopes this video helps. the video has gone viral with over 7 million hits on youtube. coats in syria, shoes in kenya. people who want to help, pushed to extremes to provoke you to act. pretty powerful. it's too early to see whether these videos are actually translating into money, but there's been 7 million views. the point is awareness, obviously that is working right? >> thank you richelle. are lawmakers in ukraine are celebrating after rolling back potential powers. participated in those violence demonstrations.

. >> oslo, all these other cities are bidding, be careful what you wish for, you might actually get it? >> i think the message is out, a lot of cities are receiving it. there are several cities in the united states that had started the process, started the thinking about bidding for the next summer games. many of those cities have pulled back. sweden which had been involved in a bid for the next games has also decideds not to bid. -- decided not to bid. >> but for russia any amount might still be worth it. well-known for his personal interest in athletic achievement, success at sochi no matter the price might be the olympic ticket to a lasting legacy and a place on the international podium. that zimbalist points out underscores the reel roi -- the real roi for those who wish to host the olympic games. >> what you have with the world cup is the emergence of the bricks companies, these are all very large countries that have been developing very rapidly who are basically now standing up before the world, saying this is our coming-out party now we can join the big guys. >> that was smith c

it was -- oslo, it is a setup. the boy is kind of a social experiment.orwegian charity sos children's village, wanted to make a point. you will help a child right in front of you in need. why not help the children in syria? that raises another question. how far does a charity have to go to get people to help? ask richard hudgins. he is trying to raise enough money for children in syria that don't have shoes. so he spent time walking without shoes. hopes this video inspires people to help feed and clothe thousands of children displaced by the war. the video has gone viral with over 7 million hits on youtube. coats in syria. shoes in kenya. people who want to help, push to creative extremes to provoke you to act. so john right now it's tough to say whether or not this is translatelied to -- translated to dollars. but i dr. say 7 million hits, about 7.5 million. clearly, norwegian charity is making a difference there. >> this is making a difference. when people put their arms around, it's making a difference. coming up, playing for the masses. a protester b

they refer to oslo, for example. but i don't tank they can do it themselves. there are certain things they have to do themselves what it comes to the fine points of negotiations, but the u.s. has got to be there. yes? you have a microphone coming to you. perhaps you could stand up and make it easier for everyone. >> thank you. about meeting with the palestinians and shop -- saw it as a shift in israel and the united states. is major stumbling block hamas in gaza. did you ever have a chance to [inaudible] rockets over my brother's head. whether that is the major stumbling block? what hamas tell you attitudes are. but what we have been told by palestinians on the west bank, the people in gaza are rather disillusioned. strongly that the attitudes of the public in gaza would be reflective of the general attitude in the west bank. referendumyou have a gazansace plan that the would reflect the views of the west bankers. you have to understand these people are living in an open-air prison. i don't know how you can describe it any other way. maybe that is a hopeful an

they are seeking restitution of a painting currently in the museum in oslo, norway and another that hast of that collection in munich, germany. >> art was found also in munich and also in salesburg, austria. is that believed to be part of the stolen art by the nazis? >> i have been in touch with the lawyer regarding those works and have offered to go through them with our researchers to make sure that none of these newly surfaced works are part of any nazi-loosed lists or collections. >> what could heirs do to regain some of this art? how should they go about doing it if they suspect their parchts or grandparents had art that was stolen by the nazis? >> it's important that they come forward. they can contact me at art recovery international or any other organization that specializes in this type of work. they shouldn't be afraid of any lack of documentation. the washington principals have allowed claimants to come forward in a relaxation of the statute of limitations and the requirements to actually prove their claim. the first thing they need to do is come forward with as much document

>> i was working at this beer factory called the ringnuss in norway, in oslo.t to another, it turned. and in that curve i was stationed. and every now and then, like every maybe one or two minutes one of these beer cans would fall over, and then i would be there like a cobra and just lift it up. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> that's what i did. that's what i did. and the thing is this was excruciatingly boring. because it was like ten-hour shifts and i worked there for like almost five months. so i started tampering a little bit. because i'd walk around -- because i could see if a beer can would fall over, and i'd just run over and fix it. i started tampering a little bit. this tl was like this infuse of air that put the beer cans against one side. so i'd like increase and decrease that. and then there was also this little plastic thing that, you know, sometimes the beer cans would bounce. so this plastic thing would take them. so i'd adjust the height of that. and sometimes it just like -- everything went to hell and all the beer cans fell over. b

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this treaty established a for a peace treaty between israel and jordan as 1993 oslo accords between israel and the palestine liberation organization. set the precedent for peace in erences, whether it be madrid or indianapolis. the people in the middle east accustomed to the assumption that only the united states could play the role of mediator. even pro states like syria would visits by secretary of state warren christopher in the s.90 it was extraordinary. and the soviet union isintegrated, so, too, did the military presence in the middle east. remember that great blue water soviet union back in 1973 that went eyeball to eyeball in the american fleet, ell, that virtually disappeared. and between the sixth fleet in he eastern mediterranean and the fifth fleet in the persian gulf, american military power the unchallenged with xception of the ubiquitous rifle, american arms gradually soviet arms throughout the middle east and american predominated the. but paradoxically, though the americana ushered in decades of almost uninterrupted american very much it wasn't of a pax. it also inaugurate

established the precedent for later peace treaties between israel and jordan, as well as the 1993 oslo accords between israel and the palestine liberation organization. it also set the precedent for later peace conferences, whether in madrid or annapolis. the people in the middle east became accustomed to the assumption that only the united states could play the role of effective mediator, and even pro-soviet states like syria would host over 30 visits by secretary of state warren christopher in the 1990's. it was extraordinary. as the soviet union disintegrated, so too did its military presence in the middle east. remember that great blue water fleet of the soviet union back in 1973 that went eyeball to eyeball with the american fleet? that virtually disappeared . and between the sixth fleet in the eastern mediterranean and in the fifth fleet in the persian gulf, when american military power went virtually unchallenged. with the exception of that ubiquitous kalashnikov rifle, american arms gradually replaced soviet arms throughout the middle east, and american investment predominated.