cecilie runs every day in the woods above her home in oslo. runs to calm herself, to forget. can't forget the day years ago that changed her life forever. when they came, i let my daughter open the door. it was two child protection experts. theirjob, to advise the authorities whether or not she could keep her child. i was very scared and i didn't want them in my house in the first place. i hadn't asked for them to come to my house and observe us together. norway's child protection service was worried about the little girl's development, but cecilie had rejected offers of help. they thought she wasn't taking proper care of her daughter. so she took him up here? yeah, she took him up here. during their visit, the experts, a male psychiatrist and a female psychologist, scrutinised everything that happened. my daughter, she said, i think she said she was hungry, she wanted something to eat. but i had decided i would cook a meal later after the experts had left my house and so ijust offered her, would you like some chocolate, a chocolate cereal bar. and then the expert, he took th

well lena lawson is the project director of the oslo coalition on freedom of religion or belief at the university of oslo she says this law won't help with integration or peaceful coexistence and i believe that this law in general to legalize clothing. look productive all to obtain. and wanted in any society if one we have over the experience we've got the country has forced people to where the job. has probably been and now when europe we have the prohibition against him and i don't think this octane any. productive aim of integration or peaceful coexistence or. gun control supporters in the u.s. have marched on the headquarters of the powerful lobby group the national rifle association calling for tighter legislation on firearms rob reynolds is at the protest in fairfax virginia. a large group of people have gathered outside the headquarters of the national rifle association in suburban washington they are demanding changes in the nation's gun laws and here you can see that on the ground here are photographs of some of the people who have recently died as a result of gun violence thi

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of old oslo she says this law went to help with integration or peaceful coexistence and i believe that the law in general to legalize clothing. look productive at all to obtain. and wanted in any society if one you have already experienced you've got the country has forced people to. wear the job. has probably been there and now when europe we have the prohibition against him and i don't think there. will be octane in the productive aim of integration or peaceful coexistence or anything like that europe is buckling under a heat wave with near record temperatures forest fires and drought across the continent it's so hot in hamburg that the fish are dying the heat has raised the temperature of the city's ouster river to twenty seven and a half degrees that's reduced the water's oxygen levels in the rivers swarms could be next the oxygen for water means that botulism bacteria develops which can poison . another and spent most of its history shielding itself from water but right now it's facing a shortage because of that to heat wave in europe and that's causing problems for its important

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment to bliss he said the calm between two storms david chase to al-jazeera. take you back to daryn in doha divya think you will a state of emergency has been declared in the u.s. city of charlottesville that's ahead of the anniversary of a white supremacy protest that turned deadly a year on people are still deeply scarred by what happened at the unite the rights rally and gallagher has more. it began with a fight to remove statues of confederate soldiers who fought for the right to keep slaves that events in charlottesville last year turned violent white nationalist support running battles with counter protesters in scenes that shocked the world when one member of the so-called right drove his car into a crowd thirty two year old heather hyatt was killed i'm training the next generation of activist advocates in our eyes in the years since susan boyle established a foundation in her daughter's

the palestinian authority's limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one thousand nine hundred three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here. area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control. develop a year to sell. the fucking. abu sucker and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians and. the media. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of the jo

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment of bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al jazeera are ok it's now time for all the latest forts near over to titanic and. thank you very much chelsea have made a storming start to the new english premier league season on the new manager amounted to a saturday the london club with that it has the field on saturday cole's home ingo can say what he knew and petro rodriguez and showed a comfortable of three mil when to start the study area in fine style we have not physical team and i think it is the best of the game it is the capacity of for full fifteen minutes in the first half then i think in the second of the opponents are worth to be diverted he was easier. earlier in the day tottenham defeated newcastle two one spurs scored first three on vertonghen before his fellow equalize for the home team tottenham went in front again for delhi alley and held on for the when. an

the palestinian authorities limited power stems from the wording of the oslo accord signed in one nine hundred ninety three and one thousand nine hundred five the accords controversially divided the palestinian territories into three distinctive administrative areas known as a b. and c. area constitutes about eighteen percent of the west bank in theory the palestinian authority exercises full civil and security control here area b. constitutes twenty one percent of the west bank here the palestinian authority has civil control but shares security control with israel jewish settlers have taken control of land in area be in violation of the oslo accords. area c. constitutes approximately sixty one percent of the west bank it's under full israeli civil and security control and the five year to. go with. abu suckered and the meds both live in area c. to purchase supplies they have to travel through several israeli checkpoints. checkpoints are a frustrating feature of daily life for most palestinians. under the. following the one nine hundred sixty seven war many palestinians of the jordan

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment of bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al jazeera. well you can find much more on the situation inside gaza on our web site they can also find the news of the day updated twenty four hours every day also a. program. that's at the news hour back in a minute with more of the day's news. amidst a climate of violence and paranoia. still willing to dream. in honduras seeks a brighter future for his son and community. using art to reclaim the city. and transform the very symbol of cost oppression. you find in latin america liberating a prison on al-jazeera. ethiopia's economy has grown to foster right than any other african country. that sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussion just six months ago we were at the brink of a al-jazeera show called winning programs take you on a journey aroun

just outside the british record she set in oslo earlier this season.in the european championships in over half a century. also through to the final isa a century. also through to the final is a young lady making a senior debut, running 11.4 seconds. she is named after brian lara and she's through to the final. daphne skippers also qualified. she worked really ha rd to skippers also qualified. she worked really hard to do so. not as impressive as dina asher—smith and she remains the one to beat. and what about the british double, high hopes in the men's finals well? they could make history tonight because they've never won the women's100 metres gold in both the men and women's competition that they could do so tonight. zharnel hughes the joint fastest man in europe this season joint fastest man in europe this season and looked impressive in his semifinal. and looked relaxed crossing the line, no tension in his face. reece prescod is also through. but the frenchman could be the danger man in the final. he won his semifinal with a record time and no sign

fatima honored her father during a recent speech at the oslo freedom forum.he says her dad used to tell her she should always stay strong. for now, the girls who dream of peace and the u.s. soldiers who dream of home must hold on to some hope that america's longest war can really come to an end. for "nightline," i'm ian pannel reporting from kabul, afghanistan. >> our thanks to ian. >>> next, ariana grande on her life and true love. the painful burden she and "snl" peefd dav pete davidson share. (laughs) make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. and get our best deal of the summer: zero percent financing for sixty months on f-150. get zero percent financing for 60 months- plus $2,800 bonus cash on a 2018 f-150 xlt equipped with 2.7l ecoboost. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. with our largest variety of crab all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment of bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al jazeera are. taking a back to daring and. divya think you will a state of emergency has been declared in the u.s. city of charlottesville that's ahead of the anniversary of a white supremacy protest that turned deadly a year on people are still deeply scarred by what happened at the unite the rights rally and gallagher has more. wasn't i it began with a fight to remove statues of confederate soldiers who fought for the right to keep slaves and events in charlottesville last year turned violent white nationalists for running battles with counter protesters in scenes that shocked the world when one member of the so-called all right drove his car into a crowd thirty two year old had the highest was killed i'm training the next gen.

stein set and his family moved from oslo a few years ago and they wanted to live in harmony with nature by starting a camel farm they want to promote sustainable tourism on the yard and. they're also working on a cultural center they hope it will become a meeting point for different people institutions and organizations. a place where ideas and projects for a sustainable future. the sector and family is using social media to help promote their ambitious project. they're looking for support to realize they dream. something really would like to. volunteer workers to come up here and. both experience and see how beautiful it is. an experience to work in this fantastic nature. work with the camels and also. help us to build up this center. and best make themselves at home in northern scandinavia a danish documentary film about them is due for release in twenty eighteen. want to know more about european lifestyle and culture visit euro max on facebook. you'll find highlights from our program. three hundred sixty degree videos of the most beautiful places in europe and snapshots taken by our

do not really the meeting in oslo. do not really the one to watch in this final. years to win gold in the 100 metres at the european championships. she is the defending champion over 200 metres and has had a great season. 0ne defending champion over 200 metres and has had a great season. one goal and has had a great season. one goal and when i have interviewed her on the circuit this year she talked about how she feels more like a challenger and ijust about how she feels more like a challenger and i just got to about how she feels more like a challenger and ijust got to be there but feeling she can go out there but feeling she can go out there and win, not a lot of pressure on her as the line—up falls, she's going to be to her left and the woman that has been very good this event and to her right on thejena. the athletes now will be just introduced to the crowd as they settle into this race. it should be a terrific race i will hand you over now to the commentary team on bbc. perchance, her moment. will it be golden? how quick can she go? how quick will she need to

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment of bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al jazeera are all. of that. but i am back and stuck a couple of minutes without a full thank you for watching. on counting the cost what the first wave of u.s. sanctions on iran means for your iranians and companies doing business with the world's biggest oil producers and climate change plus stamping out colombia's cocaine addiction counting the cost on al-jazeera. denied citizenship. health care and education. from their homes to live in camps. subject to devastating physical cruelty al-jazeera world investigates one of the most persecuted minorities in the world. silent abuse. they set sail for gold. but discovered their resort worth more than its once you can be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery route charts the birth and rise of the african slave trade no

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fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment to bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al jazeera are the economy in iraq semi autonomous kurdish region has been struggling since the battle to push out i.c.l. in two thousand and fourteen iraqi kurdistan was once booming with economic growth and there were high hopes for a surge in foreign investment as it has for going to reports from there bill there are signs that things are improving but people say it's not happening fast enough. the story of fly air below is one shared by many here creating a first regional airline in northern iraq became a dream deferred. the war to purge eisel grounded the airline then a political dispute with the federal government in baghdad brought more delays in june three years after the airline was registered it began flying passengers from erbil to cities in sweden germany and holland to me fly out of b. and how to fly it is to make the

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying the dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night. it was just a fleeting moment to bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al-jazeera are egypt's security forces say the for oil then attempted suicide attack they say they stopped a man wearing an explosive vest from approaching a coptic christian church just outside of cairo state media says the man detonated the explosives about two hundred fifty meters from the church killing himself but no others. other economy in iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region has been struggling since the battle to push out i saw in two thousand and fourteen iraqi kurdistan was once booming with economic growth and there were high hopes for a surge in foreign investment as natasha going to reports from air bill there are signs that things are improving but people say it's not happening fast enough. the story of fly air below is one shared by many here creating a first regional airline in northern iraq became a dream deferre

hundred twenty short stories aren't in the place beside the greatest writers such as top orwell or oslo and maybe canada. should. therefore i'm pretty sure everything or nothing. in this. world is the modern between reality and imagination. and i think. about his books true visions of ecological artificial world's global surveillance destruction or empathetic programs hollywood has embraced his life's work and turned many of his novels in short stories. such as early on or minority report and told. philip k. dick stories are about us about our present and our future. like a lot of people i've become a fan of simply by reading one of his books. he read one of his books he had read all this books so i scoured the used bookstores of the bay area and with a great deal of difficulty i found all released most of his novels and his short story collections i read them all and i wrote of a essay discussing phil's writing and he called me out of the blue one day i picked up the phone and said hi this is so that he said to me how much he liked my piece and i asked him about it. so i went down to s

and hopkins could be to make their first stop before dawn to grab some fresh food from oslo all of them. in a lot of cloth a little. over near. me and if i'm having a. little bit. of his guts but i have to know. there will be times in the next few days when they will miss not only their families but also the simple comforts of even this modest roadside cafe. one of the characters. if you measure a kid in the uk. who saw it saw him. play. when it brought him in the hope that could be or set off they can't always tell their families how long they'll be away such is the unpredictability of the journey ahead. for them to save. and i didn't have a lot of blogging causing a. lot of shit gee. i didn't mean it in that neighborhood. and. this is not like truck driving across the united states or long distances are common but where ours are controlled by federal law. it's not like driving in europe with its titrate condition and vehicle monitoring systems measuring driver time activity. this is driving it so hard i think. there are no motorway service stations no twenty four hour s.o.'s vehicle r

solution and that has always been the position that is the position that is that had been arranged in the oslo accords back in the early one nine hundred ninety s. and so this would be very much in concert with what the united states has been trying to do over recent months the u.s. envoy jard cushion has apparently been lobbying other nations in the region to adopt this line trying to clear the decks of palestinian various palestinian claims before presenting the u.s. plan for the donald trump plan for israeli palestinian peace but this is something that the rejects is something the palestinians reject as well what about the israelis had how do they view the apparent new u.s. position on iran. well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has long been of this opinion the identical opinion to apparently what the united states is preparing to announce according to these reports saying that on russia's continued existence is an obstacle to peace he's called for it to be disbanded and he too has rejected the right of return claim of the succeeding generations of palestine refugees but there

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other former wrestlers of oslo peace jordan of knowing about the abuse but not reporting it, including mike, leading the charge against jordan. now mark coleman is at odds with mike, quoting "i am distancing myself from mike as he is not my manager and does not speak for me. dr. strauss is accused of sexually abusing student athletes and 14 sports at ohio state. over 21 years. strauss himself killed himself in 2005. there has been no comment tonight from congressman jim jordan. >> shannon: also tonight, interrelated sports story, sounds like players are still protesting the national anthem. as we kick off the nfl preseason. >> it open tonight with 12 games. the league and players union remains deadlocked on a national anthem policy. in spring, the nfl said players who kneel or sit during the anthem would be fine but when the union involved is that, the nfl suspended the rule. for now it's kind of a gray area. a number of players are still protesting. in fact, the "miami herald" says that dolphin receivers took a need for the anthem prior to their game against tampa bay. the dolphins de

fondest memory of his childhood in gaza was going to the beach defying a dawn to dusk curfew after the oslo accords he remembered the crowds returning and spending all night it was just a fleeting moment of bliss he said the calm between two storms david chaytor al jazeera. nasa has postponed as launch of a new probe but will make another attempt on sunday the park a solar probe will fly to the sun to collect data from inside the solar atmosphere it's designed to brave extremes heat of one thousand degrees speeds of seven hundred thousand kilometers per hour and a journey that will last seven years chapeltown the reports. as you might expect the key to loitering in the sun's atmosphere is not melting nasa engineers have built a carbon heat shield for the park a solar probe that's just eleven and a half centimeters thick they say it will protect the equipment that will be surveilling the sun as it sweeps through its corona or counteract was found the real chill gets up to about twenty five hundred degrees fahrenheit which we're not going to do today but we are going to get it under degree an

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she is the fastest in europe and she broke the british record at diamond league meeting in oslo.le range of them, carol. everything from stealing high—value tools to sell on the black market, tools to sell on the black market, to taking farm machinery, vehicles, even fuel kept on farms. we are talking about hare coursing, poaching, fly—tipping. and i want to show you some pictures of a serious arson attack that took place on a farm in suffolk recently. it was a pig farm. as you can see, arsonists set fire to four stack of straw bales, 460 tonnes, worth £30,000 went up in flames. the farmer has put upa went up in flames. the farmer has put up a reward because he is so desperate to find out who was responsible. rural crime worth more than almost £6 million in this region last year, the three counties that we have in the top ten worst affected a re essex that we have in the top ten worst affected are essex and cambridgeshire, rural crime totalling £1.5 million. and in suffolk, that has seen the biggest increase, it is up 27% on the previous year. to 1.2 million in suffolk. and what