. >>> a circle was created in oslo.bolize protection for oslo's jewish community after an attack on a synagogue in denmark last week. the jewish community is one of europe's smallest. they expected 40 people. instead, nearly 1,000 showed up. >>> the nigerian military has retaken the city of baga from boko haram. this is where people were murdered last month. amnesty called those killings -- some were drowned and others were killed in fighting on saturday. >>> a small town in nigeria, despite differences in their faiths there is no conflict between people a, just cooperation. channel 4 news reports on these two faiths co-existing with one another. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: if their political leaders lack charisma the church does not. it is on fire. they're speaking in tongues. their prophetess leading her flock in songs of praise. nigeria style. ♪ ♪ [ bells ringing ] >> reporter: as we climb, an ex-or sichlex or ex-or sichl is going on halfway up making enough noise to wake the dead. so be healed. they call this place of pilgrima

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. >>> more than 1,000 muslims formed a human chain at the main synagogue in the norwest capital oslo. it followed an attack on a synagogue in denmark. a group of young norwegians organised the event showing that islam was about love and unity >>> australian prime minister tony abbott says his government will review immigration laws following recommendations in relation to a siege that took place in a sydney cafe. the report recommends tightening gun laws and says no specific agency is to blame. three, including a gunman from killed. the gunman was an iranian born australian citizen in australia. >>> a human rights group in india wants the government to stop domestic and foreign prisoners, there are 130 deaths. human rights says they come from 20 countries. there's no source as to which countries are affected. >> reporter: it's a prison island. it's located in central java. the government executes prisoners, and it's off limits. last month six convicts were executed. another 10 are due to be shot soon. a brazilian was arrested with 19 kilograms much heroin sentenced to death. he is men

muslims in norway plan to form a ring of peace around a synagogue in oslo. so far, more than 1,000 people have expected to attend the event tomorrow. the oslo synagogue says they welcome the idea and are hoping for a big turnout. >>> a labor dispute may be moving to washington. nine months of negotiations led to today the deadline for thedownen and -- deadline for the employers and union workers to reach a deal. associated with this very labor dispute. but no agreement is reached today, the negotiations will be moved to washington. >>> and a disruption in parts shipments because of the port dispute is forcing honda the scale back production. in the next two weeks the pair of its north american factories plan to cut production by 5,000 cars. already been cut by 20,000 cars so far this month. >>> somewhere in puerto rico there's a party going on this morning. we just don't know where. or who's celebrating the spoils of powerball victory. one of three winners of last week's jackpot now claimed the prize on the island. they've chosen to stay anonymous though. th

has seen his budget grow i think ten times bigger than it was in the beginning and he attended the oslo ceremony when the nobel peace prize -- i met boar in 1989 when he was at the -- we went in to see the students. no one new -- that's very important -- knew one knew what would happen. appeared to be a peaceful demonstration in tianimen square against corruption for all things. we met with leo. he is a chain smoker had aviation glasses on. when the president of the national endowment for democracy went to oslo he and many other countries who did not -- who were either there or not there, withdrew attention from china. the china dream is in fact to have what they call the harmonization or harmony in the whole world. and their position is, when this happens, by 2049 if not sooner, all countries will get along and there won't be organizations like the national endowment for democracy. there also will not be trouble from human rights watch from amnesty international especially not from radio free asia, which i see some people here in the room helped me create radio free asia in 1989. resis

>> more than 1,000 muslims have formed a human chain outside the main synagog in norway's capitol, oslo. it was a symbolic gesture following an attack on a synagog in denmark last week. a group of young norwegians wanted to show islam was about love and unity. >> the greek government is racing to finalize its terms of a debt deal with the european union. the new leftwing cabinet has until monday to convince creditors it can balance its books, as well as convince greeks it will keep its election promises, including making the civil serve service more effective and combating tax evasion. >> hollywood is gearing up for the oscars. this year, the top prize the best picture is between the dark comedy "birdman" and" boyhood." what about the big money making block busters? they aren't on the list. we look at why. >> the red carpet is ready. no not that one this one. they are all over town, in fact as hollywood prepares and fans go crazy for the oscars. parties everywhere. >> film is fuel for this case. it's all people are talking about as sunday evening approaches. there is a big night ahead.

he went to oslo. he and many other countries who were either they're or not there drew attention from china. the china dream is to have with the color harmonization in the position is with this happens all countries we will get along and they're won't be organizations like the national dollar for democracy or trouble from human rights watch amnesty international especially not from radio free asia which i i see some people in the room help me create. it resisted strongly by the state department. they testified against it. every broadcast in mandarin about human rights and democracy and various things i don't want to give all of these organizations names. the us chamber of commerce issued a report about trade secrets being stolen from a chinese companies being treated in favorable ways american companies not. the china dream seems to be quite comprehensive. they thought a lot about it. they say do not worry. china we will not be a hegemon a tyrannical company. i want to mention a couple of chinese name

more than a thousand muslims have formed a human change outside the main synagog in norway's capital oslo a symbolic gesture following an attack on a synagog in denmark last week. a group of young muslims organized it. >> i am here to promote i interfaith between the jewish people and muslim people and to show everybody that we get along, we live in peace and this is what being human is all about getting along and being at peace with one another. >>> australia's prime minister tony abbott says his government will review immigration laws, following recommendations made in a report in to a siege that took place at a sydney cafe last year. the report recommends tightening immigration, bail and gun laws and says no specific government organization or person is to blame for the incidents. three people, including the gunman, were killed in the standoff last december. the gunman was an iranian born australian citizen who had sought asylum in australia. >>> human rights group in indonesia wants the government to stop the execution of 10 domestic and foreign prisoners including two australians. th

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a show of solidarity with the jewish community, in oslo norway today.n estimated 1,000 people including hundreds of muslims, formed what they described as a ring of peace around a synagogue and chanted, “no to anti- semitism, no to islamophobia.” the event came a week after a radicalized muslim man attacked a free speech forum and then shot a man outside a synagogue in nearby denmark. he killed two people before being shot dead by police. in dubai today, one of the world's tallest residential buildings, the 86-story torch tower, caught fire, sending hundreds of residents fleeing to safety. there were no reported injuries or deaths. the cause of the blaze is still under investigation. >> sreenivasan: at a briefing this week, a u.s. official announced plans to take back iraq's second biggest city, mosul, from isis fighters who captured it last june. what are the operations chances for success? for more, we are joined now from washington by douglas ollivant. he was a military planner in iraq and served on the national security council under both president

more than 1,000 muslims formed a human ring of peace around the main synagogue in oslo. this was in response to recent attacks against jews in europe. the crowd chanted no to anti-semitism, no to islamophobia. for months we've been telling you about the crippling slowdown by dock workers on the west coast. tonight, ports are finally up and running after a deal was reached late last night. bit butt as carter evans reports, for many businesses that depend on the ports, the damage is already done. >> reporter: with containers piled high and dozens of massive cargo ships still anchored offshore, last night's agreement won't provide immediate relief. craig merley represents the dock workers. >> this problem won't go away after the labor settlement that we're seeing here, but least it will allow everyone to work together so the finger pointing can stop. >> reporter: each side blamed the other for a work slowdown that began in october. traffic at 29 west coast ports became a trickle, and businesses were brought to the brink. brian jablon owns camping supply company stansport. h

when the president of the national endowment for democracy went to oslo, he and many other countries who were either there or not they are drew attention from china and the china dream is in fact to have what they call the harmonization or harmony in the whole world and their position is when this happens by 2049 if not sooner all countries will get along and there won't be organizations like the national endowment for democracy and they're also will not be trouble from the human rights watch or amnesty international. especially not from radio free asia which i see some people here in the room helped me create radio free asia in 1989 because it was resisted strongly by the state department and testified against the. and if they broadcast about the human rights and democracy and various things so i don't want to give all these organizations names, the chamber of commerce recently joined up to report about the american companies in china, trade secrets being stolen, chinese companies being treated in very favorable ways. american companies not. the china dream seems to be quite compreh

he attended the oslo ceremony valeo shovel received the peace prize and was not in there because you is in jail. i say a lot about the chinese ring and when i met him at the tian an men square demonstration. teen ambassador at the time come up your thompson and i drove down to tiananmen square in the embassy cadillac with the flags going, got out of the car went in to see the students. no one knew of course. no one knew what was going to happen. they appear to be a peaceful demonstration at tiananmen square against corruption of all things. we met with the others. but remember he is a chain smoker. here at ev-ish glasses on. when the president of the national endowment for democracy went to oslo he had many other countries who were either there or not there was your attention in china. the china dream is in fact have what they call the harmonization or harmony in the world. their position is when this happens by 2049 if not sooner all countries will get along and there won't be organizations like the national endowment for democracy. there also will not be trouble from human rights w

he attended the oslo ceremony when -- received the nobel peace prize and was not there because he was in jail. i say a lot in here about the china dream and when i first met him in 1989 when he was at the tiananmen square demonstration, acting ambassador at the time. i drove down tiananmen square with the flags going. we got out of the car and went to see the students. no one knew of course it's very important, no one knew what was going to happen. it appeared to be a peaceful demonstration at tiananmen square against corruption of all things. we met with him and the others. i still remember he was a chain smoker. he had aviation glasses on. when the president of the national endowment for democracy went to oslo he and many other countries who were either there or not they're true attention from china. the china dream is in fact to have what they call the harmonization or harmony in the world and their position is when this happens by 2049 if not sooner all countries will get along and there won't be organizations like the national endowment for democracy. there also will not be troub

. >>> more than 1,000 muslims formed a human join in oslo. it was a symbolic suggestion following an attack in neighbouring denman. a group said they wanted to show the group that islam meant love and community. >> i'm here to show interfaith and to show that we get along. this is what being human sa all about. getting along >>> the greek government is racing to finalise the debt deals. the cabinet has until monday to convince creditors that it can balance the books and keep election promises including making the civil service for effective and combatting tax evasion. that will be tough, taxes have risen and the numbers not paying them. >> reporter: these are the children whose parents lost the ability to care for them. they live in children's villages, it pays $130,000 in taxes, doesn't seek payments. it's five times since before the crisis. with that money it could care for another 25,000 children. >> we have important charities and greece and they could compete. not because they lack support, but the government by taxation is taking the mo

hospital, instead of being executed >>> more than 1,000 muslims formed a human chain in norwest capital oslo was a symbolic gesture of attack in neighbouring denmark last week. a group of the young organised the event. jewish community leaders were also present. >> i'm here to show everyone that we are getting along, it's what it is all about >>> australia prime minister tony abbott says it will review immigration following recommendations made after the sydney cafe snart last year. bail and gun laws and no specific government organization or person is to blame for the incident. three were killed in the standoff. the gunman was an iranian-born australian citizen who sought asylum in australia. >>> in venezuela lawyers representing the mayor of caracas say they'll appeal against charges of plotting a coup. prosecutors say antonio was planning violent acts but where is the evidence. they say it's a growing crackdown on anyone that opposes president nicolas maduro. >> reporter: arrested by police this man has been indespited for conspiracy and was transferred to a military prison the same place

. >> more than 1,000 muslims formed a human chain outside the main synagogue in norway's capitol osloing symbolic protection after an attack on a synagogue last weir week. jewish leaders were present. the attack in landdenmark was the latest against jews in germany. in january, a kosher supermarket was targeted i am here to promote inter faith and show everybody that we get along. we live in peace and this is what being human is all about, getting along and being at peace with one another. >> employees of some failed businesses in argentina are turning their misfortunes around. instead of trying to deal with the national economic crisis on their own, they are joining forces. they are creating cooperatives. >>> one of many victims of argentina's economic collapse in 2001/2002. machinery sold wages not paid absent owners no hope until the workers early in 2002 took control. >> we believe in what we are doing, or we wouldn't be able to do it. it's a question of faith for us to take the company guard and little, we are moving forward. >> schwin employs more than 20 workters. all of the wo

you can see copenhagen to oslo this direct northwesterly wind ushering in chilly weather, as well.e showers associated with it. this is mainly a rain maker for the region. maybe a few snow showers in advance of it. the main concern here is obviously flight delays. we have potential of an hour to an hour and a half perhaps at amsterdam, dublin more of the same. you can see that is associated to the winds we are anticipating from this particular storm system. now we hop across the big pond. that is the atlantic. this is the united states. and now our eyes focus on the western half of the united states. we are monitoring a low pressure system that is bringing hefty snowfall to the rockies. great news for skiers and snow boarders heading to the western u.s. look at this. we are expecting pretty significant icing event for dallas texas, south of the oklahoma city area. if you are traveling to this region for business you want to consider this will be a major problem going forward, especially sunday in to monday morning, just in time for rush hour traffic on monday. george? >> more snow

find out if you can get your first prescription at no cost >>> in oslo a slow of solidarity as thousands of muslims form a ring of peace in response to last weeb's shootings in neighboring denmark where a man killed two at a synagogue in free speech event. kyle busch is in the hospital after a head on crash in a race this evening. he was able to get out of the car but has reportedly sustained serious damage to his right leg, taking him off the track for tomorrow's daytona 500. his older baur erer erer brother is --. and another road incident involving members of the kardashian family there were no jaur injuries and their car was reportedly undamaged. >>> miami-dade corrections, the sixth largest jail system in the united states, is like a small overpopulated city, one that never shuts down. the task of officially running these facilities can be daunting, meals, medications, rec time, visitations. it's a never ending trouble to properly care for a population of thousands. with most of their time spent locked behind bars, inmates at miami-dade corrections welcome the three hours a week the

. >> reporter: mid peninsula traffic with oslo we are from s f o down to hillsdale.utes of the bottle to get down to the golden gate bridge. --and a bottle. -- nevado. nice sunshine no wind at all. >> reporter: walnut creek drive down to 33 degrees danville 3134 for both pleasanton and palo alto at 33. across the bay area santa rosa 3639 and pleasanton 51 and antioch 41 at the zephyr cisco. --san francisco. >> reporter: morning hours on the cooler side by new sign will warn that quickly to upper 50s 06 these three this afternoon clear and a bit warmer and maybe into some of our sixties here and there. >> reporter: i will come back at 845 and i would bring down your ease it forecast in have the rest of your big area and other states in. --stay tune. >> reporter: dillon campaign used a knife to stab his roommate and then turned the knife on himself. a woman arrested in connection with a and gilroy you could see the woman here entering the san jose market 90 year-old gabrielle she faces murder charges because she used a credit card of the man that had been killed. the m

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there are muslims in norway who will stand guard in oslo to protect its occupants.ose folks are not radical islamists. but to say they are not religiously motivated we need to deal with it. >> reporter: that is an excellent point. because i don't hear anybody saying the west is pat war with islam. it always has that qualifier. you are going after the radicals that want to take your head off. >> i think that's exactly on target. mary katharine is right. the problem is as john mccain says, with it's a lie we are at war with radical islam, why won't the president say it. the president is saying we are not at war with islam. there is a key difference. radical is lamb is the terrorists. the president has been reluctant to say we are at war in islam because he doesn't want to get in a war with 1.5 billion muslims around the world. >> you talked about it in the past. you can twist this language so many times if you like because we are doing verbal gymnastics on this stuff. but what the president believes is if you say or suggest you are going after radical islam that's a b

this is a big story from our oslo bureau.s the bigger theme -- even norway, a responsible diverse oil economy, has to rebalance. as many as 40,000 of those good go. mark harris is here and he understands the world. -- maury harris is here and he understands the world. is this just a blip right now? maury: i do not think it is a blip that oil is half of what it had been stop you can make the case that oils able eyes is near -- oil stabilizes near recent levels, but we see a partial recovery a little bit over $60 a barrel next year the energy-producing parts of the global economy are just not going to be what they were. there will be some longer-term adjustments if people in those economies are forced to make. brendan: we have been focusing on the swing producer so far on "surveillance," we talk a lot about the american west, permian basin, saudi arabia, brent crude coming out of the north sea is very expensive to extract. what is that going to meet for the economy of scotland, which really revolves around oil? maury: the whole

an analyst at -- in oslo concurs and he is pretty confident the market is going to move higher over theear. there you go. it is not every day we do the baltic dry index here on my bart chart. history was made on wednesday, january 11 2015. >> there we are. 7:46 here in london. solid fourth quarter numbers for credit suisse. at the same time, a dividend was announced. that was the surprise part of the relief. manus cranny has details. good morning. >> good morning. it was a bit of a surprise. the market was expecting a 10% cut. it is about raising capital. the commodity side of the business really missed. you saw fixed income trading down there. the dividend is intact. i think that is a really important part of this story. also setting out new leverage targets. how do you reduce the overall size of the balance sheet? at the moment, the market likes what it hears sand focused on the dividend. >> we have a strong operating result in the fourth quarter. that shows that the business continues to perform consistently and very solidly, which is good. on capital generation, we had a target ott

. >> you gave a speech in oslo not long ago, said that afghan women need to reclaim their past in an islamic tradition. he cited a number of powerful women. >> -- you cited a number of powerful women. >> yes. it is the luck of the fact that i left afghanistan just before the war. i left during its heyday. i have yet less lived for years there. i lived within the family of my husband. i lived with my in-laws and extended family. i saw that the situation was and what the culture really was. it is a culture that is very harmonious. of course there were problems, like any society. people lived in harmony with each other and knew what their faith was. they knew what was expected from them. there was no gap, for example it -- between city and province. members of the family that lived in a province would come and stay for an extended time sometimes two or three weeks. with us, we would go back and stay with them. there was a back and forth all the time. we spent weekends in the closest province. this is what i call our culture in which women were respected. my mother-in-law, my husband's g

. >> you gave a speech in oslo not long ago, said that afghan women need to reclaim their past in an islamic tradition. he cited a number of powerful women. -- you cited a number of powerful women. can you talk about that? >> yes. it is the luck of the fact that i left afghanistan just before the war. i left during its heyday. i lived for years there. i lived within the family of my husband. i lived with my in-laws and extended family. i saw that the situation was and what the culture really was. it is a culture that is very harmonious. of course there were problems, like any society. people lived in harmony with each other and knew what their faith was. they knew what was expected from them. there was no gap, for example it -- between city and province. members of the family that lived in a province would come and stay for an extended time, sometimes two or three weeks. with us, we would go back and stay with them. there was a back and forth all the time. we spent weekends in the closest province. this is what i call our culture, in which women were respected. my mother-in-law, my h

. >> christian berg from the peace institute, oslo.hancellor, you rightly pointed out the efforts in afghanistan have greatly improved the life of many afghans and also of their sanctuary there. i have a question, what are the implicit consumptions behind that? what is al qaeda's success or the success of transnational terrorism overall dependent on the african sanctuary, or have they in some ways simply contributed to metamorphosis of the phenomenon? the second assumption one could question is, although rightly, the situation in afghanistan is improved in many ways, have the efforts to a sustainable transformation to the conflict dynamics there in other words, would we reasonably expect to see a stable afghanistan in a stable region looking forward? i'm asking those questions because i'd like to challenge you to reflect a little bit on what the experiences from afghanistan mean for the current efforts taken to address i.s. and by extension, transnational terrorism in general? thank you. >> well, i think that it was very clear that whe

this is a dialogue coordinated by the peace research institute of oslo in norway and the catholic universityof america with vatican participation. and jim, as i mentioned, has just come back recently from his very first visit to iran. and i'm going to ask him to come up and talk a little bit about what that visit was like. and about interfaith dialogue. and the prospects for a better people to people relationship between the u.s. and iran. so congressman. so thank you again for coming. >> well it's great to be with you barbara. and first let me just say that i have admired you from afar and have enjoyed your writings and the work that you have done with iran your book "bitter friend, bosom enemies" is one of my favorites. and i appreciate your scholarship on that. >> very good. how do you want to begin? do you want to talk about the interfaith dialogue and how you got involved with that to begin with and then maybe tell us about what it was like to actually be in the heart of the axis of evil. >> there we go. well over the last ten years i've had the opportunity to participate in regular dia

about that 17-year-old muslim boy who organized a circle of people to stand around a synagogue in osloues are all about. that's where we see the love. that's where we see the power of justice at work. >> thank you to sherman jackson in los angeles california this morning. thank you also to imam lewis and the reverend dr. jackie lewis. also thank you to dr. -- to david dufour and to dr. amaney jamal. >>> coming up, we'll ask a table full of millennials what's their plan for their future and for ours. >>> and beyonce and the pictures they don't want you to see. there's more nerdland at the top of the hour. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-da

marine forces that are in oslo.of human we like the kind of human intelligence that we need that we used to have actually pretty can we develop it over time but we don't have that kind of level that we need today. and interrogations is actually a part of that. >> since i still have two minutes, i just wanted, you talked about the plans and everything like that. i used to be a plans officer i had to just go. we are talking of the budget and everything else, and notably big argument is the temple of ops compared to out of control. you got to do this, this and this. we used to a fault with all the plans and everything else, and i'm wondering, are we out of control because we have a squadron for this, we just don't have enough military forces to go around for all the commitments. if you could briefly comment on the. >> right. we do not. we do not have, if you look at the menu that the national street is tragic early is in terms of the layout of threats around the world, and particularly this problem we're facing right n

. >>> "the jerusalem post" muslims in oslo norway is going to form a ring of peace around the synagogueow solidarity with the jewish community there. they hope the event will highlight muslim condemnation of antisemitism and create separation from radical islamic extremists. the ring of peace event will take place this saturday. the juewish sabbath. just a frightening levels of the rise in europe this is a great demonstration. we need to see that more across europe. >>> "washington post." police in virginia are looking for the rightful owner of the last bag of cocaine. the bag was found on the floor of a super dollar store in the town. local police department posted a statement on facebook writing, if you mistakenly dropped your cocaine today and you were at the super dollar please contact us. we would like to talk with you further about your property. >> john heilemann, i didn't know you shopped at the super dollar. call the police. they found a pound of coke. >> come on. >> yeah. >> all right. >> from "variety," former "saturday night live" cast member took to twitter wednesday night

and you will find that from lisbon to bars lone i can't to oslo.ple on nine hundred different tours in my company. there's 35 different itineraries. four of them are just going to one city. from my experience as a person who is researching and setting up these guide books and our travelers' city, four cities are worth a one week vacation. london, paris, rome, and istanbul. i love istanbul. >> i want to sent over to mike and claudine because i know you probably after couple of questions. >> i'm curious because i have watched your show and read some of his books. he's got so many great tips. now there's so many things like these adventure shows and the new tips. i want to know what interests him. as someone who travels months out of the year, anything new that's attracting his attention as something we should look out for? maybe it's an app, maybe another way to get around. >> so claudine is asking about the technology and some of the innovations in travel. is there any sort of app or website or something that has caught your eye? >> generally i thin