$1000.00 held by the taliban it's seen as a precondition for enter afghan talks meant to begin in oslo next week but the afghan president has a different view. now where there is no commitment to release $5000.00 prisoners easy it could be included in the agenda of the intra afghan talks but cannot be a prerequisite for talks it's. a sign of the bumpy road ahead despite what many see as a breakthrough in doha. administration was not party to these negotiations. u.s. hopes to end its longest war still hinge on the taliban and the afghan government agreeing to sit down for talks. but distrust dies hard couple harbors deep suspicions of the taliban and regional players like pakistan it sees as backers of the militant group. is a political settlement we would be. facilitators who would want to encourage the process to move forward. many afghans welcome the possibility of peace but remain skeptical it will happen any time soon people still think and even i still think that the taliban are the same people who. in 1990 s. but i think that might have changed and if that has changed it will be

glen peters, the research director for the international climate and environment research centre in oslond ways when we rebuild the economy of learning some of these lessons. we mustn't simply restore emissions." you think we will learn that lesson? i think the shock is so big, that we will learn a lot of lessons and you are very right to point at climate, in part because the reduced biodiversity with climate change may be also responsible for how fast the virus may have spread or how the virus may emerge. from what you are i understand, i'm nota emerge. from what you are i understand, i'm not a health expert. but the climate is also common good and it will have demonstrated how things can change rapidly when we do things can change rapidly when we do things differently. the travel will also change, the way businesses do things because we are all working, a lot of us aren't really working now, we have reduced our travel and yet a lot of activity by the containment of course can still go on so yes, i think the shock has been very big, is being very big and this will lead us is being very

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our journey to eling browed holland's norwegian roots in moldova roughly 500 kilometers northwest of oslo. the city's nicknames the town of roses but molder is also known for its football perch next to the sea the arcus stadium is home to reigning norwegian champion mulder f.k. . the club signed hallen when he was 16 years old. and mulder the line could teenager transformed into a muscular athlete. one and a half years after his arrival the still 17 year old hall and scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes at a 1st division match in belgrade. a star was born. one of the secrets of alan's rapid rise is the club's cook top your haugen nicknames tonto she used to cook for the norwegian biathlon team before mulder and manchester united legend all a going to social brought her to the club every marriage to see her son to take care of alan's nutrition. and he didn't need to lose it so comin over struggling to. not want to know was going to work the specific law meant of uncouth some folks to hold us how you snore or. stuff so well and tell you wouldn't under. the law son for one son. maybe one year.

it is seen as a precondition for inter-afghan talks m meant to begin in oslo next week.ut the afghan president has a different view. >> there is no commitment to release 5000 prisoners. it could be included in the agenda of the inter-afghan talks but could not be a prerequisite for talks. >> a sign of the bumpy road ahead despite what many see as a breakthrough. the administration was not paray to thehese negotiations. u.s. hopes to end the longest war still hinge on the taliban and afghan government agreeing to sit down for talks. but distressed dies hard -- distrust dies hard. regional players like the pakistan, -- like pakistan, it sees as backers of the group. >> we will be observers and facilitators who will want to encourage the process to move forward. >> many afghans welcomed the possibility y of peace b but ren skeptical it will happen anytime soon. >> people e still think and evei still thinkk the taliban are the same people whoo ruled thiss countr in 1990''s. but ii think that might have changed. if that has changed, it will be a big relief. >> the relativee q

just getting here as an odyssey from berlin i make my way to oslo from there it's another 3 hour flight i reach my destination there i am greeted by the archipelagos most famous residents the polar bears. solve hard lines about halfway between the northern tip of norway and the north pole longer being with a population of around $2100.00 as the largest settlement is on the $78.00 north parallel no other settlement with over a 1000 residents lies farther north. time for a 1st look around but i'd rather go in the company of my guide frederick's rubric am tez rifle polar bears could be anywhere here real ones this time. this is the best thing to with you when you go outside this town no secret trick to scare them away you know as to different kinds of bears and there were black. and white bears. if it's well if it's black fightback if it's white good luck it. not all animals here are quite a scary longer being is home to about a 1000 huskies oh didn't sounds it takes care of 100 of them. to still. rise and these are the lowdown came here in 2014 from mainland norway for about a year now he

journey to eling browed hall on snow week in roots in moldova roughly 500 kilometers northwest of oslo. the city's nicknamed the town of roses but mold is also known for its football perch next to the sea the arcus stadium is home to reigning norwegian champion mulder f.k. . the club signed hallen when he was 16 years old. and mulder the lanky teenager transformed into a muscular athlete. one and a half years after his arrival the still 17 year old hormones scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes at a 1st division match in belgrade. a star was born. and brought out. one of the secrets of allen's rapid rise is the club's cook top your haugen nicknames tanter she used to cook for the norwegian biathlon team before mulder and manchester united legend all a going to social brought her to the club every image to see her turn to take care of endings nutrition. and worse hambone deed. to lose it so comin over stardom and. not watching a was begun to work the specifics of them are meant to find some folks think they are told us how you snore or don't know your stuff so i can tell you we're done and

in oslo blind series we go to the andes in south america in colombia our reporter culture. met the indigenous music people who are determined to protect their cultural identity and their tradition of nature conservation. when the knees act indigenous people have important matters to discuss they always sit by the fire as 27 year old nestore explains is the most important place in the home. centers cast into the fire after all. but the ritual which joins us to the earth. you know we're going to leave you all leave for the cities rather than staying here to be no one who protects this area. and then our beliefs our language. culture will be lost. ness still wants to do something to prevent that together with his friends from the village he's a member of the associate. yes that's an association designed to keep local cultural traditions alive. everything in the garden was planted in the circle the peds around to here they cultivate plants that ancestors also used aloe vera and many others every plant here has its own special purpose. when women are menstruating we take the see

the afghan government and the taliban before intra- afghan power sharing talks begin next week in oslo, norway. thousands of syrian migrants ontinued to gather at turkey's bordewith greece today in hopes of entering eure. syrians fleeing civil war have overwhelmed greek authorities since turkey opened i border yestday. the greek army and police have responded with tear gas and sadn gren to repel the migrants from entering the country. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has frequently threatened to allow refugees and migrants into europe unless more international support is provided. >> sreenivasan: super tuesday is going to come down to one major factor for the democratic presidential contenders: delegates. and getting those delegates means that candidates have to meet a key threshold to make it to the convention. newshour weekend special correspondent jeff greenfield explains. >>in we're briour people together! ( cheers and applause ) >e > mbers are staggering: 14 states and one territory from one end of the continent to the other. >> this is a moment, and it's >> 1,357 delegates

refugees of the syria war but does that mean the eve is breaking the law joining me via skype from oslo is the norwegian refugee council's senior adviser pool ness well thanks so much for coming on 1st of all i'm going to ask you how bad is the situation on the e.u. borders as refugees flee turkey. what we have seen now on the border is just a last chapter of the sad story and refugees for the last few years in greece we see unrest on the border we see different versions for what's happening but we do know that the border is closed and people are not permitted to seek asylum which is a violation of the refugee convention and also european union law ok but there may be videos going viral showing very alarming pictures of greek authorities using using government guns and violence arguably against refugees do you have any evidence of this footage is real. we have some seen some footage that indicate that for instance. greek forces are using tear gas against people trying to climb the fence yeah a stun grenades apparently are allegations as well that have been made us live under there the d

2011 on july 22nd of that year right wing extremists understood brevik planted bombs in the capital oslo and then went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp killing 77 people terrorist struck again here in berlin in 2016 on summer 19 at the tunisian asylum seeker radicalized by islamic state stole a truck and drove it into a christmas market killing 12 people and the year before paris was hit by a series of attacks on nov 13th islamic state militants struck the national sports stadium as well as numerous restaurants and the buffet clan music club 130 people were killed a reporter lisa lewis met one survivor in paris. returning to the battle plan is an act of for assistance for cutting that hole it was inside that she survived one of france's worst terror attacks the massacre at the better clan was part of a series of assaults across paris in which 131 people died and she. was referred to the bin for beauty and i still get a knot in my stomach when i come here but i didn't want to develop a phobia so quite soon after wards i started coming back to the battle plan it's like a pilgrimage i'

2011 on the 22nd of july that year right wing extremist anders breivik a planted bombs in the capital oslo went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp killing 77 people tara struck again in berlin in 2016 on december 19th that you newseum asylum seeker radicalized by islamic state stole a truck and drove it into a christmas market killing 12 people. last month 10 people died in a racially motivated motivated mass shooting in the west german city of her now the gunman far right extremists then shot himself dead the 43 year old german national targeted shisha pass killing and wounding people of foreign descent this report now on how people are coping in the aftermath of such a traumatic incident. can and his colleagues from the victims advisory board at the market place where the attack took place 3 weeks ago since then the city has not been the same. because. we're getting more and more responses from relatives and eyewitnesses and from the city community that there is a latent fear. not because they're too often asked there's a gives us cause for concern. so our afraid to take their childre

bring stability let's compare this plan with what was the international consensus since the oslo accords let me quote the un the vision of 2 states israel and palestine living side by side in peace and security on the basis of the pre 1967 lines with jerusalem as the capital of by the states let's take those things one by one 1st a palestinian state is this a viable state you can offer us not 1st of all there is no offer for it but as he knows that and the proposal there is an interstate and that entity is not certain and that is indeed the is not contiguous and that indeed the it does shut out of the whole palestinian into zones of of control of that is not connected and you're going to live in where years of those of our present he said it was a swiss cheese it is not it is this was jews where we are the horrors of this was jesus taught that it is connected from each other so that is not as the 2nd the american speaks about but is seen as have to qualify for about state after 40 years while it does given up any our immediate action today it does give us 40 years took what he 5 for that

i am very happy to be able to announce that the first patient included is a patient at oslo university hospital. i would like to commend w.h.o. in taking on the global leadership in this difficult situation for all our countries and its initiative in setting up the solidarity trial. i would also like to thank the secretary director for taking the responsibility of chairing the committee of the trial. he will bring expertise and experience from the ebola vaccine crisis in west africa in 2015. this trial is in good hands under his leadership. i wish us all good luck with the solidarity trial. thank you. >> following that message, now we can open the floor to questions. before we start, i would like to give a reminder -- if you have connected via zoom, please use the raise your hand icon to get in the queue to ask your question. if you have connected by phone, please hit star nine on your keypad to indicate you want to ask a question. please keep your question short, and confine it to only one question per journalist. please. are you on the line? >> we talked about this a couple of times,

the negotiations were supposed to start and all is oslo, norway, yesterday but have been delayed overr issue. despite the stalled talks the u.s. military has already started pulling thousands of its troops out. last week secretary of state mike pompeo's of the television had severed with al qaeda. >> we did what president obama had tried to do which was to get the president to make a public break with al qaeda. >> that something that we will have to demonstrate that has not yet been demonstrated. as we go forward we will have ample time to see if they can actually do that. >> the centcom commander went on to say that he would not pull or he would not advise pulling more u.s. troops below the 8600 number out of afghanistan if the taliban does not begin honoring the agreement by halting attacks. again, we will bring you more from that attack in iraq on the u.s. base there. >> bill: i think you're jennifer griffin. that's breaking news. from moscow now, lawmakers passing the bill which would allow president putin to remain in power for years to come. it would allow him to remain as presi

countries now contribute to complex and other countries according to the peace research institute of oslo. the syria phenomenon does not stand alone. it's increasingly common elsewhere or just think about somalia, iraq, elsewhere. the fourth driver of this age of impunity needs to be talked about. it's an obvious point dramatized in the title of this year's munich security conference but the title was quote unquote west les ness. it takes a german speaker to find a way of encapsulating the trauma or the dysfunction of western policy. the absence of the west and the syria endgame is not only a military question outside the northwest of the country but syria is low, very low on the western diplomatic priority list and foreign policy is very low on the political priority list. in fact, fear of entanglements largely outweighs commitments to the suffering and the roots of this abstinence are obviously the failures in iraq and afghanistan the lingering effect of the financial crisis but when liberal democratic countries committed to human rights are absent than those who regard those rights as

they wanted to have it in oslo and some complications came up.nk we have to set back and say hey china has cost us lives. china has cost us, the u.s. a 2 trillion dollars in stimulus and the damage is still continuing. it is time to rethink china's role and to rethink whether we want to go to an olympics in beijing in just two years, seems crazy to me. jon: the worst wave of the coronavirus apparently yet to come in this country. rebecca grant, we appreciate your expertise. thank you. >> thank you. jon: investors on edge this week amid wild swings on wall street. coming up, what they are now expecting from washington as the coronavirus stimulus bill goes into effect. sure, principal is a financial company. but think of us as a "protect your family as it grows" company. a "put enough away for college" company. and a "take care of your employees" company. we're a "help you ride the ups and downs of the market" company. and when it's time to retire, we're a "we've been guiding you toward this all along" company. think of us as all these companies, a

. >> i was in oslo monday and tuesday. i flew back on wednesday. i got off the plane. we all got -- flew off in dulles, got in the people-mover when you put a lot of people together. got to passport control. i did my fingers, again, touching a surface, and walked right through. there was literally no information, no questions at all. so i don't think that's -- whoever that person was is unusual. we clearly have not done the right job in terms of screening at airports. but i would also say, you know, screening at airports, i'm not sure what it does now. >> it's here. >> we know coronavirus is here and in most -- where the population of the united states is, it's out in the community. so preventing another case coming from europe is not going to prevent further spread in the united states. the further spread has to be by -- to prevent it, social distancing. >> the president of the united states was with the president of brazil. he's been tested. of. >> information minister. >> actually the president of brazil tested positive. >> right. >> but the president himself has be

rejected d a prisoner swap program with the taliban, ahead of power sharing talks that start next week in oslo, norway. afghan women are also raising alarm the deal could further restrict or do away with their rights. this is journalist nargiss hurakhsh. >> there i in the period of netitiations, taliban h have repeatedly shown their views on women have not changed and this is a concern to us. we call on the afghan government and the team will negotiate with the taliban to consider the freedom and achievement of all afghans, especially women, as the bottom line. amy: we will have more on the historic u.s.-afghan deal after headlines. former vice president joe biden won a decisive victory saturday in south carolina's democratic primary, marking his first-ever win in a presidential primary or caucus. he took over 48% of the vote -- more than double senator bernie sanders' 20%, who placed second. billionaire tom steyer placed third with 11%, former south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg came in fourth with 8%, and senator elizabeth warren fifth with 7%. as saturday's results came in, steyer ann

government in particular to implement a lockdown to curb the spread of the virus she joins us from oslo via skype thank you very much so as think we've all learned time is of the essence with something like this so what are you seeing that concerns you in particular with how their way is dealing with this. sure well 1st of all i want to say that i read a sentence work which i think something's up very well which is that the virus is faster than democracy this sometimes is really good i think because this virus is so quick the way it spreads that you know this isn't making is too slow to catch up with the buyers right. basically are just a few days ago we were really not expecting this to happen so fast so the norwegian government had to make decisions very quickly and yesterday they finally implemented some measures that are definitely going to help a lot but i still think it's not enough so i have been lobbying since sunday night in order for them to close the schools completely and also tell people to stay at home and get out as little as possible right let me ask you what what are th

joining us from oslo is the cfo of equinor. lars, thanks for your time.t me first ask you how this is affecting your workers at equinor. how many people are not coming to work? are you going to be laying people off? of all, good morning and thank you for having me. this action plan takes place today to strengthen our financials and is in the interest of all employees. -- as part of this plan. a lot of our workers are working from home as a response to the coronavirus situation, and we are following the recommendations from norwegian authorities. matt: how about the investors? should they still be expecting payouts going forward? for example, loki want to scrap dividends as you tighten your belt here -- won't you want to scrap dividends as you tighten your belt here? to takeis initiative forceful measures to address the drop in the commodity prices, especially oil prices over the last couple of weeks, and we are also announcing today that we will be cash flow neutral the rest of the year, which is a very strong number and there is no news really to the div