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at around three in the afternoon a bomb was detonated in oslo.n utoya island around a0km away. this is some of the bbc report in the aftermath of the first attack — the explosion in oslo. a bomb attack on the heart of norway's government. all government ministers seemed to be safe but at least two people are dead, some are reported trapped. eight people ultimately died as a result of that bombing. and earlier today a ceremony took place outside what was once the prime minister's office — that space has remained an empty shell since the attack due to disagreements over how to rebuild it. here's norway's prime minister speaking at the memorial. translation: the taper ofjuly 22 was an attack on our democracy. it was a politically motivated terroristic attack against the labour party, the year chris with week, and their readers. it was more than one political movement that was affected, an entire country was hit on the ground. doorway was changed by an expense that still hurts. —— norway has changed. the majority of victims that day were young people

at around 3:00 in the afternoon, a bomb in oslo. a second attack at a summer camp for young political activists. this is some of the bbc reports in the aftermath of the first attack in oslo. >> bomb attack on the heart of norway's government. all ministers seem to be safe, but at least two are dead -- two people are dead. ros: eight people ultimately result -- died as a result of that bombing. earlier today, ceremony took place. here is norway's prime minister speaking at the memorial. >> the terror of july 22 with an attack in our democracy. it was a politically motivated terrorist attack against the labour party, the work is used lake, and their ideas. it was more than one movement that was affected. an entire country was hit in the ground, but we got up again. norway was changed. ros: the majity of victims were young people, primarily teenagers attending a lour party youth camp. eight wreath laying ceremony was also held there. lisa has be -- husby was 19 years old at the time and one of the camp's leaders. >> the first time i re

there it is lighting up a marina at home strand, which is south of oslo, the norwegian media or networkwas analyzing the video footage and other data trying to pinpoint the meteoric origin and destination plan ever. data suggested that a meteorite may have hit the earth in a large wooded area about 40 miles west of oslo. there were no immediate reports of any injuries or damage, boy, yeah, but some incredible images there. well, that would certainly make you look up and try to figure out what is going on. take notice. yeah no doubt about it. all right. thank you. everyone for joining us tonight for the new set 11 sports wrap with joe and jason is next. and there you have it - wireless on the fastest, most reliable network. wow! big deal! we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. i get that too and mine has 5g included. impressive. impressive is saving four hundred bucks a year. four bucks? that's tough to beat. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. okay, that's because you all have xfinity mobile. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. giant's smack four home runs to bounce b

to mark the day, a ceremony has taken place in oslo.ers, told the bbc�*s witness history programme about her memories of that day and how it still impacts her life a decade later. 50-50 that 50—50 that they, either you found a good hiding spot or did not. everything was random that they and thatis everything was random that they and that is very hard to fathom. you just realised that you got lucky. a bomb attack on the heart of norway's government, all government ministers seem to be safe but at least two dead, some reported trapped. the first time i realised something was wrong on the island isjust after five o'clock that afternoon we could hear what we thought were firecrackers. before we could do anything, ijust saw firecrackers. before we could do anything, i just saw this huge wall of people coming running towards me from down by the docks where the shots were coming from. you can see in their eyes that they had had seen something terrible. at that point i thought i had to get somerset because something wrong there. terrified campe

the palestinian authority is a regime that was created to the 1994 oslo accord.erve as an interim government for civil administration of palestinian affairs. the palestinian authority now is acting like a police state without the state. and what is happening is a complete assault on palestinian rights, palestinian lives, palestinian voices. and the only thing that is being protected are the security forces. the regime complex. nermeen: you right in your piece that "the horse goes up these really crimes are to you begin the disk to describe. the only consistency is the violence analyst forms in different uniforms sustains these really colonialism." can expand white think that is the case and also explain -- respond to the argument by the palestinian authority that their fears centered around hamas? >> right. the palestinian authority is often collaborated with israel at the expense of palestinians. the palestinian authority has adhered to the agreement of the curative coordination with israel based on the oslo accord. it was a one-way street where palestinians are

isolation and economic chaos. 10 years ago today, far-right extremist anders set off a car bomb and oslo then attacked a summer camp. 77 people were killed. >> i saw this huge wall of people running toward me from down by the docks, where the shots were coming from. you could see in their eyes, they had seen something terrible. i thought, i need to get somewhere safe because something is really wrong here. i tald about the terror attack and teach people about the after mac -- aftermath of the attack. i try to use it as something positive. i realize this one friday back in 2011 should not be allowed to define the rest of my life and to define me as a victim for the rest of my life. >> there is a new word associate it covid in britain. ping demic. it is what happens when someone is alert if they have had contact with somne with covid. if they are pinged, they have to self isolate. >> empty shelves in supermarkets. retailers warning to many staff in isolation after being contacted by test and trace. shops and their supply chains are under intense pressure. >> we kept all of our shops open t

norway's karsten warholm set a new world record in the a00m hurdles at the diamond league meeting in oslo set by american kevin young back in 1992. the crowd of 5,000 in the bislett stadium were on their feet as the two—time reigning world champion lay down a marker for this year's tokyo olympics. in the women's 100m, all eyes were on the second—fastest british woman in history, daryl neeta, who went up against mareejose taloo of the ivory coast. but it was the african who won out in a season—best 10.91 seconds, while neeta came home second in 11.06. finally, the rugby league world cup later this year is still scheduled to go ahead with talks ongoing due to concerns over quarantining. while in the super league tonight, there were wins for leaders catalans dragons over huddersfield, while leeds rhinos condemned leigh to a 13th successive defeat. all that on the website, along with plenty more. but that is all your support for now. apart from a few showers which developed later in the afternoon across southern england. for friday, though, it looks like we could see a few more showers around

on this day in 2011, a bomb was set off in oslo, killing eight. bomber then traveled to a youth summer camp on an island and shot dead 69 people, most of them teenagers. [those ringing -- [bells ringing] memorial services were held across the country today. survivors and relatives remember those who lost their lives. this metal read -- reed is engraved with the names of the victims. the norwegian prime minister said the attack taught the nationo stand up against extremism. >> we must not let hate stand unopposed. the terror showed us it was necessary to strengthen preparedness in norway. we have worked on that systematically. in the 10 years that have passed, we met all the recommendations of the july 22 recommendation, norway's ability to deal with serious crime is stronger than ever. brent: a decade since that attack, many of the survivors feel norway hasn't truly faced up to that ideology of hate that drove those acts of terror. in the run-up to the anniversary, some have gone back to the island to tell their stories. >> one victim is returning

hearing a rumbling sound and part of meteor may have broken off and landed near the capital city of oslo. i didn't know you could tangibly feel something like this. >> oh, yes, if they're big enough and get that big flash. >> that one was blinding. >> weatherwise you've got a comfortable start to the heat tomorrow. issues around tahoe, if you're trying to go up there, i've talked to folks who have been up there the past couple of days. smoke is an issue. it continues to be an issue because of the dixie fire nearby putting that smoke over the lake. now the air quality anywhere moderate to unhealthy around lake tahoe. earlier today it was very unhealthy. so we'll continue to see air quality issues there tomorrow. we're expecting air quality issues around lake tahoe to be unhealthy. at home green acrossthe board with good air quality. some good news around tahoe, some showers developing. that will help clear some of that smoke out, could bring some beneficial rain to nearby fires right now. these showers are not going linger that long. there's the onshore wind, 28 current wind gust at san f

he did it in front of a vocal crowd in oslo in the diamond league series. reporter: he and his home crowd were ready to make history. as they turned onto the home straight, the 400 meal -- 400 meter hurtle record was within reach. when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. for a man who already has two world titles to his name, this was a moment of special significance. his supporters in the stands couldn't have been happier. by just .00 seconds, he had beaten their record that had stood for almost 40 years and was set before he was born. for him and 500 -- four 5000 others, this will live long in the memory. michael: i'll be right back after a short break to take you through the day. you can get the latest news and information on our website, dw.com. thank for watching. ■x■x■ú -- your favorite teams. >> you are watching "live from paris" on france 24. the end of an era. u.s. troops pull out of their main military base in afghanistan after nearly 20 years of war. this as the taliban continues to gain more

part of the meteor may have broken off and landed near the capital city of oslo.le being freaked out not quite sure what that was. rest assured, everything is okay. >> totally. >>> let's talk heir quality. we have some issues in part of california because of smoke coming from numerous fires especially around tahoe. currently unhealthy air quality across a large portion of tahoe. it was very unhealthy just a few hours ago. contrast that to the bay area where we've got that onshore fresh breeze keeping our air quality in that good category. let's talk about what's happening in terms of that smoke. in the near term a couple showers are on live doppler 7 near tahoe will bring a little relief from the smoke in the next hour or so, but the longer picture showing you heading into tomorrow the near surface smoke again by 3 p.m. in the afternoon on our monday, it is pretty thick not only across tahoe, but much of northern nevada. unfortunately that wind pattern will continue where that smoke emanating from the dixie fire will continue to blow to the east into the southeast

and he did it in front of a restricted but vocal crowd in oslo, and the diamond, the athletic series on constant home and his whole crowd were ready to make history. as the norwegian turned on to the hung straight, the 400 meter hurdles. well, the record was within reach, and when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. all ready had to, well, tony told his name, this was a moment of special significance. and his supporters in the stance couldn't have been happier by just a 100 of a 2nd home had beaten wo record that it stood for almost 30 years and was set before he was born for him and 5 $1000.00 in the study. and this was a night that will live long in the memory. yes. yes indeed. that's it. you up today to more world news at the top of the our next here on the w. cultivate 19 special. good news in the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research thing information and contact the corona virus not tell the 19th special next on d w culture . the high hare woman,

new oslo scientists are tracking the pass it, but he's part of it might have landed in a large wooded area west of the 50 a an update of our main stories now in a powerful storm set to land in east, in china again in the coming hours after already doing widespread damage, typhoon in fact caused heavy flooding in the coastal province of judge young after it made landfall a little over 12 hours ago. now causing disruption to vital shipping. as it crosses hung jo bay, south of the busy commercial of shanghai. it comes days after a reckless flood, killed $63.00 people in central china. now a group of 28 can not lie during school. children have been, we united with their parents 2 weeks after they were taken on the parents told out there that ransom was paid for their freedom. in total, a $121.00 students were taken while another group was released after 2 days, $87.00 of them are still being held. hundreds of kidnapped students is still missing off to several abductions for rent. i'm in northern nigeria in recent months, bringing the the joy too much. i can't quantify the joy. god has don

of experts are now hunting for the meteor which they believe landed in a forest near the capital, osloering swimming in lochs and rivers after several deaths in scotland in the last a8 hours. they include a nine—year—old boy and two adults who drowned at loch lomond. another child is in hospital. police scotland are warning that open water swimming can be extremely dangerous with the risk of deep water and hidden currents. alexandra mackenzie reports. an idyllic location. loch lomond was busy as usual today with many enjoying the scorching weather. but yesterday evening it is believed two adults and two young children got into difficulty in the water near ardlui. a nine—year old boy, a man and a woman died at the scene. police said a seven—year—old boy was taken to hospital. this followed the death of a teenage boy also at loch lomond on friday. those who run this stunning national park said this has been one of the worst weekends in its history. police scotland said the number of deaths is hard to comprehend and urged people to take care. as many of us have been enjoying the recent he

new oslo scientists are tracking the pass it, but he's part of it might have landed in a large wooded area west of the 50 the an update of our main stories now and a powerful storm set to land in east, in china again in the coming hours after already doing widespread damage, typhoon in fact caused heavy flooding in the coastal province of jung after it made landfall a little over 12 hours ago. now causing disruption to vital shipping. as it crosses hung jo bay, south of the busy commercial of shanghai.

it is thought pieces of it came down in a wooded area west of oslo.f competition at the olympics. it brought medal success for team gb, as you heard earlier, but our sports editor, dan roan, has been looking at competition elsewhere, including some of the events appearing for the first time. it's images like these that organisers hope will attract younger audiences to the games. that was incredible. and on its olympic debut, skateboarding has already provided one of the stories of tokyo 2020. the tokyo local! amazing. at a scorching skate park, hometown favourite yuto horigome making history by winning the sport's first gold medal in the men's street competition, just a few miles from where the 22—year—old world champion grew up. everyone has, like, helped me, everyone texted me, like, you've got it, go for it. i'm just so happy to bring the gold to my hometown. meanwhile, how is this for an overachieving family? on a fantastic day for the hosts, japan's uta abe winning gold in the judo before older brother hifumi did exactly the same just hours later

he is the real powerhouse behind the oslo accord. we need to see them enabled. we need to show the palestinian people that there is this kind of hope for us to be able to prevail. this was a very interesting discussion. >> thank you very much. david? david: thank you for organizing this. i thought there was a great sense of convergence between us all. the need to see the cease fire being stabilized and also to have a target. i think we could do what is possible to shrink the conflict. what is most urgent is to make sure that the cease fire does not unravel. it worked the last three years and now i worry that the perception, if left to their own devices, i think it could lead to a second round of violence. i hope there is a real effort by the united states and egypt to ensure that hamas has no way out. i hope that the pa does have a greater role. i think there is a risk for the pa if they don't get more proactive. that is what they bring to the table. turkey is problematic. if you say that we are not going to let you guys just let this thing unravel into a second

the attacks took place first in oslo and then at a summer camp for young political activists on utoyamony took place in oslo outside what was once the prime minister's office — still empty a decade on because of disagreements over how it should be re—built. -- still —— still empty after a then the nation's political leaders travelled to utoya island for a memorial event, attended by families of the dead and by those who escaped the carnage. lisa husby, who was 19 years old at the time and one of the camp's leaders has been telling the bbc�*s witness history programme about her memories of that day and the impact it still has on her life to this day. it was 50—50 that day — either you found a good hiding spot or you didn't. everything was random that day and i think that's very hard to fathom. you just realised that you got lucky. a bomb attack on the heart of norway's government. all government ministers seem to be safe, but at least two people are dead. some are reported trapped. the first time i realised that something was wrong on the island was just after five o'clock that afterno

something called separate quotient prep, a demick preparedness innovations which is based both and oslo and in london. but really, the point of step was to say, you know, we know that these tend to mix will happen, that they could potentially be destructive and, and far ranging. and we really need to have a better system within 3 weeks of the announcement of the sequence of the virus. and january 2020 savvy had already identified companies. it was going to fund to develop vaccines, kind of unprecedented speed for funding. but they also made it clear to the companies that they wanted a product as quickly as possible. and so they were able to pay for the research and development costs upfront in order to get the countries to accelerate. and then in april to may of last year, the u. s. government kicked in with operation works again, $20000000000.00 of investment. kind of the same way a country would develop a weapon for the country, develop the vaccine. so they said this is what we want. these are the characteristics. wanted to be safe and applications. we want u. s. f d, in this case to

it's thought to have come down in a forest near the capital, oslo, amazing pictures, really somethinge. the highest temperature was in northern ireland with 28 celsius, but there was lots of sunshine for scotland, as you can see by this weather watcher picture. northern ireland, northern england, and northwest wales were by contrast further south, there's quite a lot of cloud, and it certainly went downhill, the story, after lunchtime. this is a weather watcher picture sent in from kent, where there was a severe cluster of thunderstorms that developed, and it brought some localised flooding as well. and you can see the volume of lightning strikes too, stretching all the way down from east anglia over to the isle of wight. they slowly faded away and the area of low pressure is moving away as we speak. now, that is going to continue to anchor itself up into the far northeast for the start of our monday morning. it will bring a fair amount of cloud across eastern scotland and northeast england, but it's going to be a relatively quiet start to monday. dry with some sunshine coming through

light and also a booming sound as it came down, with some pieces of it thought to have landed west of oslo you are. goodbye. hello, you're watching bbc news and i'm lukwesa burak. mps have described as "wholly inadequate" the complaints process for women in the armed forces who are sexually assaulted or harassed at work. the defence select committee found that 60% of female personnel had faced bullying, harassment and discrimination during their careers. the ministry of defence says many improvements have been made, but admits women's experience isn't yet equal to men's. jonathan beale reports. what's it like being a female soldier, i'm often asked. this is the army's latest recruitment campaign, aimed at women. i'm the one stitching them up! i'm not a miss or a mrs, i'm a sergeant. - it suggests gender is not an issue in today's armed forces. but this report by mps paints a very different picture with women suffering disproportionately from bullying, harassment, discrimination and even sexual assault and rape. six out of ten women in our evidence said that they don't make complaints becau

done that and slowly but surely, we have seen the madrid peace conference happen, we have seen the oslo accords, we have seen the peace treaty with jordan and, just lately, we have seen the other arab countries and israel come together in terms of the abraham accords. this is just a backdrop. ever since the split between the west bank and gaza in 2007-2008, we had to endure a number of escalations. but not just sit there and watch but actually to have an important cardinal, pivotal role in terms of d escalating and bringing back peace. there is a cumulative experience that egypt was able to accumulate. there was just another round of confrontation between israel and gaza and that took place for a continuation of 11 days. until we managed to broker a peace. operation jerusalem so the palestinian name or the guardians of the walls, the israeli name, was significantly different from the previous three rounds. that was due to a number of factors. basically, an entangled political scene not only in israel were in palestine but throughout the region. let me quickly mention here that in israel

he did it in front of a restricted vocal crowd in oslo, in the diamond league athletic series on johnson but home and his home crowd were ready to make history. as the norwegian turned on to the home straits, the 400 meter hurdles. well, reco was within reach, and when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. all ready have, he will turn to say his name. this was a moment of special significance. and his supporters in the stand couldn't have been happier. why just 800 of a 2nd home had beaten woe record that had stood for almost 30 years and was set before he was born for him and 5000 others in the study. and this was a night that will live long in the memory. 7 yes, thank you something with that. once more world news at the top of the, our rub was, will be here in just a moment that the w business update with the news. the news william how to be on gonzalez when i was, hey, i had known that would be that small.

they reported feeling shock waves before parts fell to earth outside of oslo.seismic event. no reports of damage. >>> spthe next guest host of jeopardy. who is me? >> lavar burton kicks off the one-week incident as "jeopardy" host. he was scared when he took the stage. it will match the total winnings this week and donate them to burton's chosen charity "reading is fundamental." >>> remember this from the town hall last week? >> they need more time? >> yeah. okay. but they expect a vote on monday. how much time do you think they need to get it done? >> until monday. >> it's monday. an infrastructure negotiators are in a tough spot this morning. we'll bring in jasmine wright watching the twists and turns in the infrastructure drama. she joins us live in washington with more. >> reporter: you're right. negotiators are in a hard spot. this just comes after a weekend of talks and calls even from the president himself. cnn learned itst it the head of a two-week critical stretch before a scheduled recess. they are racing to try to get something done. now cnn has lear

norway's karsten warholm set a new world record in the 400m hurdles at the diamond league meeting in oslosecond—fastest british woman in history, daryl neeta, who went up against mareejose taloo of the ivory coast. but it was the african who won out in a season—best 10.91 seconds, while neeta came home second in 11.06. finally, the rugby league world cup later this year is still scheduled to go ahead with talks ongoing due to concerns over quarantining. while in the super league tonight, there were wins for leaders catalans dragons over huddersfield, while leeds rhinos condemned leigh to a 13th successive defeat. all that on the website, along with plenty more. but that's all your sport for now. hello there. thursday wasn't a bad day for many of us. it stayed dry across much of the country, apart from a few showers which developed later in the afternoon across southern england. for friday, though, it looks like we could see a few more showers around generally. but that said, there should still be quite a bit of sunshine around. it'll feel quite warm too. so we're in between weather system

we have seen the oslo accords and with jordan and just lately we have seen the other arab countries and israel come together. now this is just a backdrop. what the split between the west bank and gaza in 2007, we had to into her a number of escalations. but not just sit therere and watch but you have a pivotal role to de-escalate. so there is the accumulated experience that egypt could accumulate. on the tenth of may that was just another round of confrontation between israel and gaza and that took place for continuation of 11 days until we managed to broker peace. operation in jerusalem the palestinian name is really name lawyers significantly different and that was due to a number of facts. basically and entangled seen not only israel or palestine but throughout the region. and let me quickly mention here in israel that it was struggling to form a coalition government in confrontations between palestinians living in east jerusalem or the security forces and of course evictions. civil unrest as well and a number of cities within israel with a significant arab majority and then palestin

and he did it in front of a restricted but vocal crowd in oslo. diamond league athletics, here's our home and his whole crowd were ready to make history. as the norwegian turned onto the hung straits, the 400 meter hurdles. well, the record was within reach, and when he powered across the finish line with a time of 46.7 seconds, the stadium erupted again. are a man who ready has to well turning to say his name. this was a moment of special significance. and his supporters in the sense couldn't have been happier. why just a 100 of a 2nd home had beaten wolf record that had stood for almost 30 years and was set before he was born for him and 5000 others in the study. and this was the night the will live long in the memory. yes. yes. as a reminder of our top story is our gym and chancellor, i'm going back. british prime minister bar is johnson's last time during i've turned the office. john's list says she expenses for the events from a few people to be able to travel to germany without quarantine in the foreseeable future. i set you up today. world news at the top of the hour. rob was,

and don't forget the fourth meet of 1a to be held in the diamond league this year is underway in oslod fattest british moment in history who went up against the ivory coast but the african one out in a season best 10.91 seconds. and let's not forget the tour de france, where mark cavendish made it a 32nd career stage win earlier today to put him just two wins behind the all—time record held by the great belgian eddie merx. more on that and everything else on the bbc sport website or via the bbc sport app. but i think you are pretty decent cyclist yourself, i would say. anchor: nice of you to say but i don't think i would need somebody with a board up for me to fall off my bike. it happens rather too often. thank you very much. i think. president biden has arrived in miami to meet the families of those who have died or are missing in the collapse of an apartment block. he has spent time with members of the emergency services who were first to respond to the disaster. 18 people are the first to be confirmed able 145 still missing with officials finding the bodies of two more children fo

cities like oslo, helsinki, and sao paulo, it's possible. that being set, our approach has been adopted significantly since 2014, including seeking out traditional enforcement tools and targeted marketing. we're also testing new measures on our streets and pushing authority of lower speed limits. looking at cities globally that have made much more significant progress than here in the united states, we know that it will take a shift in policies, politics, and resources. we looked at the national data of the effectiveness of different strategies to reduce crashes, and we know that major street design is just one piece of what it will take to get us there. we need legislative authorities for things like cameras and lowered speed limits, and we also need federal support for advancing safer vehicles and advanced vehicle systems as well as increased housing density, especially unhoused people that are more vulnerable on the streets. so as i said, vehicle speeds, we'll complete all eligible builds on the injury network. as tom mentioned [inaudible

scientists in norway are searching for the remains of a meteor which crashed to earth near oslo.ally bundock. we start with ryanair. the no—frills carrier has just released its latest earnings. it is predicting it should see stronger bookings over the summer despite the tough industry conditions. europe's biggest budget carrier raised its full year forecast but reported an after—tax loss of 273 million euros for the three months to the end ofjune. the irish airline expects to fly 9 million passengers in the month of july. million passengers in the month of july, and a further 10 million in august. that is down from a recovered peak of 149 million. let's discuss this withjohn grant, director at oag. you have been looking at the ryanair numbers. how are they doing given the challenges? they are doing probably better than anybody else in europe at the moment. they have a very simple model, a very low cost base and they have got, literally, hundreds of bases all around europe. so they are completely not vulnerable to one government minister closing a country down again. they are doin