and they're permitted to travel in oslo's restricted bus lanes.orway is heavily subsidizing the sale of electric vehicles. e-cars aren't subject to the ordinary 25 percent sales tax. they're exempt from public parking fees in cities, and there are plenty of battery charging stations. meanwhile e-cars make up nearly a quarter of new car sales in norway. the incentives are part of a concept by the norwegian government to drastically reduce air pollution. traffic planner jan lund says the goal is to cut harmful emissions in half by 2030. by 2025, the plan calls for all new passenger cars to be zero-emission. >> we haven't decided to pass a ban on cars with combustion engines. we still believe we can complete this transition by 2025 if the incentives are attractive enough. it's an ambitous project that's attracted a great deal of attention. and it's drawn many to visit oslo, including this delegation of industry experts and eu parliamentarians, who are being shown the latest in battery-charging technology. wealthy norway is investing up to 420 millon

he's immediately preceding to her was in oslo at the foreign ministry for he's been a number of times, but is also serving good diplomatic fashion in countries as varied as mozambique, poland, switzerland and morocco. the entire norwegian embassy are good friends of the international spy museum. we've done a number of fun and interesting event over the years. we are delighted to work again tonight and have them here. perhaps a few words from our new ran. [applause] >> at evening, everyone. we are certainly divided to work with the spy museum. thank you for hosting this interesting program. we are going to hear about an event that is certainly part of the history of my own country and i am quite happy that it does not take a bigger part in shaping the world's history. because that might have been devastating. to the embassy is pleased to be a partner. just a few days ago, norway's celebrated the 71st anniversary of the surrender of the occupying forces that the second world war. 71 years is a long time. it is long enough for people to forget. it is long enough for new generations never

longtime since oslo. it has been a long time, and the conditions for two states have still not been achieved. there is noate, other option to achieve peace than two states living side by side in security and peace. i have seen your pain with my own eyes, in july 2014. together, with then foreign minister lieberman, i feel the pain of the family whose house had been destroyed by a shell fired. this is why we need peace, because those kids that i met their deserved a normal life -- deserve a normal life, a normal life they do not have, and the only way for them to have that is to bring peace. i have learned from israeli leaders. from security. security will come from peace. let me tell you something. my first visit as higher representative was to israel and palestine, and i was the first to visit israel after the general election last year. during that visit, after a heated electoral campaign like only in israel and a few other countries among which might own candy, the prime minister confirmed, standing ne

and they're permitted to travel in oslo's restricted bus lanes.eavily subsidizing the sale of electric vehicles. e-cars aren't subject to the ordinary 25 percent sales tax. they're exempt from public parking fees in cities, and there are plenty of battery charging stations. meanwhile e-cars make up nearly a quarter of new car sales in norway. the incentives are part of a concept by the norwegian government to drastically reduce air pollution. traffic planner jan lund says the goal is to cut harmful emissions in half by 2030. by 2025, the plan calls for all new passenger cars to be zero-emission. >> we haven't decided to pass a ban on cars with combustion engines. we still believe we can complete this transition by 2025 if the incentives are attractive enough. it's an ambitous project that's attracted a great deal of attention. and it's drawn many to visit oslo, including this delegation of industry experts and eu parliamentarians, who are being shown the latest in battery-charging technology. wealthy norway is investing up to 420 millon euros per

i also want to welcome a norwegian man this of culture-some from oslo for the event.l. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for coming. last, but god knows certainly not least, the indefatigable charlotte schultz. >>[applause] >> shyla, it was your vision that conceived of this wonderful opening even. i'm so glad and so grateful to you for your great work. what i like to do now is very quickly introduce our speakers. we will begin woodchucks walk extra dairy board chairmanship for bob fisher board president mayor edward lee and congressman nancy pelosi. so, chuck i like to pass to you. thank you, all. >>[applause] >> it's hard to believe it's happened. really. it took a long 5.5 or so years. to put us here and you will be very excited to come in, i am sure to heal, thank you so much for the-well, you were the partner, major partner, along with bob fisher, to this whole effort. i just can't thank you enough. what has happened today is truth fully remarkable in my opinion. there'll be hundreds of the spectacular works of art there to be seen, thousands of square feet of ex

temperatures are going to be as follows. 18 degrees in paris, beautiful for the peninsula, but lquite ht in oslo as we go into your saturday. wet and windy across the north, across the south as well, but in the middle, dry and geororgeous weather will likely continue in tokyo. here's your extended forecast. >>> that brings us to the end of nhk "newsline" for this hour. we'll have more for you the next hour. i'm minori takao. thanks for joining us. 24.ou are watching france around the world, these are the headlines. german parliament officially recognizes the world war i era massacre of armenians by ottoman forces as genocide. that vote could have a real impact on europe's ties with turkey. thousands of people are evacuated in france as flooding claims its first victim. the prime minister is touring the areas worst hit today.

i also want to welcome a norwegian man this of culture-some from oslo for the event. was here as well. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for coming. last, but god knows certainly not least, the indefatigable charlotte schultz. >>[applause] >> shyla, it was your vision that conceived of this wonderful opening even. i'm so glad and so grateful to you for your great work. what i like to do now is very quickly introduce our speakers. we will begin woodchucks walk extra dairy board chairmanship for bob fisher board president mayor edward lee and congressman nancy pelosi. so, chuck i like to pass to you. thank you, all. >>[applause] >> it's hard to believe it's happened. really. it took a long 5.5 or so years. to put us here and you will be very excited to come in, i am sure to heal, thank you so much for the-well, you were the partner, major partner, along with bob fisher, to this whole effort. i just can't thank you enough. what has happened today is truth fully remarkable in my opinion. there'll be hundreds of the spectacular works of art there to be seen, thousands of s

longtime since oslo.been a long time, and the conditions for two states have still not been achieved. there is noate, other option to achieve peace than two states living side by side in security and peace. i have seen your pain with my own eyes, in july 2014. together, with then foreign minister lieberman, i feel the pain of the family whose house had been destroyed by a shell fired. this is why we need peace, because those kids that i met their deserved a normal life -- deserve a normal life, a normal life they do not have, and the only way for them to have that is to bring peace. i have learned from israeli leaders. from security. security will come from peace. let me tell you something. my first visit as higher representative was to israel and palestine, and i was the first to visit israel after the general election last year. during that visit, after a heated electoral campaign like only in israel and a few other countries among which might own candy, the prime minister confirmed, standing next to me

i also want to welcome a norwegian man this of culture-some from oslo for the event. was here as well. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for coming. last, but god knows certainly not least, the indefatigable charlotte schultz. >>[applause] >> shyla, it was your vision that conceived of this wonderful opening even. i'm so glad and so grateful to you for your great work. what i like to do now is very quickly introduce our speakers. we will begin woodchucks walk extra dairy board chairmanship for bob fisher board president mayor edward lee and congressman nancy pelosi. so, chuck i like to pass to you. thank you, all. >>[applause] >> it's hard to believe it's happened. really. it took a long 5.5 or so years. to put us here and you will be very excited to come in, i am sure to heal, thank you so much for the-well, you were the partner, major partner, along with bob fisher, to this whole effort. i just can't thank you enough. what has happened today is truth fully remarkable in my opinion. there'll be hundreds of the spectacular works of art there to be seen, thousands of s

it's been a long time since oslo.s been a long time and the conditions for two states still have not been achieved. and yet to date there is no other option to achieve peace than two states living side by side in security and peace. you know, i've seen your pain with my own eyes in july 2014. together with then foreign minister lieberman, i've seen the pain of a family whose house had been destroyed by a shell fire from gaza. this is why we need peace. because those kids that i met there deserve a normal life. a normal life that today they don't have. they deserve it. and the only way of making that life normal is bringing peace. i've learned it from great israeli leaders. peace will come with security, security will come with peace. let me tell you something, my first visit as high representative was to israel and palestine. and i was the first to visit israel after the last general election last year. during that visit, after a heated electoral complain like only in israel and few other countries of which my own one

the king air can take you from oslo to the south of france.ezuela in that upper south america is a perfect spot, the king air has been operating there for decades, and if we find the right entrepreneur, the right partner, we could be in south america tomorrow. liz: this is the second private jet company you started. the first one got to a $4 billion market cap. you sold it to warren buffett and net jets. the economy, how do you see the economy from where you sit as a business person? >> i think it's a -- the u.s. economy right here is in a -- i would say first gear. i'm expecting slow growth. you see china slowing down which affects the commodities and the oils and everything else like that, but i'm bullish america. i got say we sold our business to warren buffett, warren believes the economy is going to be better five years, 10 years, 20 years from now. i think america is a great count we. we have our ebbs and flows here. 5, 10, 15, 20 years out, america is worth a lot more than today. i see it in my business every day. we're a country of opt

we've seen oslo, in countries, paris, brussels, where they get weapons if they want them.s not the only answer but reducing lethal is important. >> dickerson: we'll be back in a moment to talk about the week in politics. ,,,, ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ ,,,, for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow.♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only a day away ♪ >> dickerson: w

we've seen oslo, in countries, paris, brussels, where they get weapons if they want them.s not the only answer but reducing lethal is important. >> dickerson: we'll be back in a moment to talk about the week in politics. >> dickerson: we're back with ruth marcus on this deputy editorial page editor of the "washington post" and "washington post" columnist michael gerson. mike, start with you. you worked for a president who after 9/11 was very careful about how he spoke about muslims in america. donald trump is talking about his ban on muslim immigration and now the idea of profiling. what is your reaction? >> he call attack of the muslim community for not being cooperative enough. he intimated that the president of the united states is a jihaddist agent. this is very, very dangerous in the doe conduct of the war against terrorism which requires cooperative communities in the united states and cooperation with allies abroad all of our allies in this fight. most of them are in fact muslim allies. this is deep ly self destructi destructive. also has just raised huge concerns i

mind, the previous defense minister was a pro two-state solution general who was disillusioned by the oslo peace process and became hawkish about it. the lieberman guy extremely hawkish comes out of the right and lives in a settlement but has a reputation of being a pragmatic politician and said if you get me a deal that works i'll even move out of my settlement in order to turn it over to the palestinians. that's highly theoretical at this point. >> rose: it's interesting to hear that. is such a deal possible? >> not right now. i mean, peace is possible but not available at the moment, i think we would think of as peace. >> rose: his definition of a deal would be -- >> definition of a deal, is look, the formula is, you know, can israel give the minimum, you know -- the maximum israel gives doesn't meet the palestinian minimum, so we're still miles apart on that. so it's almost not even worth kind of -- >> rose: second question, the foreign policy people you know, what do they think about iran at this stage after they've had a chance, both in iran and in the region and in europe to think a

the palestinians are scarred by oslo. international verification mechanisms is the kind of thing palestinians can engage in. the second issue of sovereignty violation of palestinian territorial integrity, israel acting in its own defense. you have wisely concluded this is something the palestinians will never agree on. do not put it as part of an agreement. put it these issues of the issues of sovereignty i think the proposals here touch on the issues of sovereignty. there's another issue that concerns the palestinians on the security side which is how the security arrangements affect the viability of a palestinian state. and this also has many components. one is territorial. in the report you try to deal with it by lessening the footprint of certain security demands for example in previous negotiations the israelis are testing on early warning stations it would basically bisected coming up with ideas. but when the economic viability. security issues like electromagnetic sphere. airspace. the seri

i also want to welcome a norwegian man this of culture-some from oslo for the event. was here as well. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for coming. last, but god knows certainly not least, the indefatigable charlotte schultz. >>[applause] >> shyla, it was your vision that conceived of this wonderful opening even. i'm so glad and so grateful to you for your great work. what i like to do now is very quickly introduce our speakers. we will begin woodchucks walk extra dairy board chairmanship for bob fisher board president mayor edward lee and congressman nancy pelosi. so, chuck i like to pass to you. thank you, all. >>[applause] >> it's hard to believe it's happened. really. it took a long 5.5 or so years. to put us here and you will be very excited to come in, i am sure to heal, thank you so much for the-well, you were the partner, major partner, along with bob fisher, to this whole effort. i just can't thank you enough. what has happened today is truth fully remarkable in my opinion. there'll be hundreds of the spectacular works of art there to be seen, thousands of s

mark: those comments came at a speech at the oslo forum following a meeting with the iranian foreign minister on sanctions relief. secretary kerry said u.s. patients with syria and its russian and iranian allies is wearing then. spacex launched a parent satellites in cape canaveral, florida. this time, the first stage of the rocket was unable to land on its drone ship. spacex says it lost the vehicle. it is the company's sixth launch this year. a carry to indication satellites into orbit. news 24 hours day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. jumpedchinese stocks after sci refused to add the nation's domestic stocks to its indexes. says he is still bearish on the country. scarlet fu spoke exclusively with him and asked about the decision to rebuff chinese equities. : we don't feel vindicated on a decision by some index setting board including china. althoughmention that we have been short china since the end of 2009, the one thing we have never been short is the a share market. a good friend of mine has dubbed the a share market

>>[applause] >> i saw the opera house and ballet in oslo how beautiful and now how beautiful this is good we are so honored that your cultural minister is with us today and counsel general. let me just say this. the mayor talked about how important this is for the city and what an important date this is for the city and it is indeed, but the important day for our country as well. president kennedy said the life of the art are very close to the core purpose of our nation. this is true and even our founders recognized that way back when. john adams, just about four years after nation was established, you go to abigail and he said to her i must study war and politics so that our children can study agriculture and commerce, other subjects, so that their children have the liberty to study music and art and painting and porcelain and tapestry. he went on. but that was about our country's commitment to make i think giving more opportunity to future generations. that is the core of america. but even at that time our founders john adams saw that more opportunity in the arts with central to ou

he made the speech at the oslo forum today. >> the cessation of hostilities is frayed and at risk. that it is critical for a genuine cessation to be put in place. we know that. we have no illusions. and russia needs to understand that our patience is not infinite. >> iraqi forces continuing the fight to regain control of the suburbs of fallujah. they have been fighting to retake that city since late may. fallujah has been under isis control for two years. house democrats holding a news conference on capitol hill to try and pressure gop lead nears passing legislation which prohibits people on the terror watch list from purchasing guns. they say congress needs to take action now. >>> and spacex successfully launching a pair of communication satellites this morning. they'll provide tv broadcasting across parts of africa, asia and latin america. nine minutes after lift-off spacexengineers landed the first stage of the rocket on a barge in the atlantic ocean. i'll send it back to you, michelle. >>> more tv in the world, excellent. >> what could be better? >>> the final gold trades are c

>> next week, there are two representatives from every every state traveling to oslo paid by the norwegian government. >> you have to pay them? >> yes. so they can see what we do because we are leading on transfer policy. it is good for the eu to see what we are doing so they can apply our policies. we have to make them come and see us because they don't have time for us. >> thank you very much. .here are many options it does not have to be that way, but this is one example of life living next to the single market. which, may be in our future. tom: thank you very much. the sun slowly coming up over brussels. this is the view from dover as they speak. speak. experts on by politics in general. will come to you first, is the u.k. finished? i'm so confused. >> i think they have a strategic decision to make. if you look at the geography of the vote, what you see, strong turnout in those areas down the east coast down towards the south coast. that reflects what the strategy has been to cultivate into, inlass support particular, connect labor areas. one of the big stories for me tonight, wales. l

it was after the withdrawal of gaza, according to the oslo agreement, after evacuating the palestinianies in the west bank and everything was stuck because of hebron and i was the one at the time on the ground that actually shaped together paris and did visit a lot and asked questions on how to cut the deal. at the end of the day. and reconstructed, finally, a special agreement was signed for hebron, redeployed from hebron at the end of '96. we passed responsibility for 85% of the city. we built a very complicated structure of security arrangement that holds until today. so, for me, it was an example on how things can work if there's a good will on both sides. now since then, four years later, they broke up because of the perception and the attitude of arafat was dealing with peace and terror at the same time. it didn't work and i'm sure that you all know the history. the outcomes of this intefadeh were terrible for both sides. thousands were killed. many palestinians, the economy was devastated, both sides were big losers of this intefadeh. it took us five years to suppress this wave