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interacting with robots as avatars rather than video screens came from this team at no isolation in osloif a child raises a hand, these lights will light up. these are tiny lights. you have antena for good reception. you have the ag module, the board is which will sit in the forehead of the robot and let you actually stream. karen found her experience at university to be isolating and difficult to make new friends. this led to a period of loneliness and depression. i at least isolated myself. i don't think i realised how much i'd pulled away from everyone else until people started to literally try to get me back, which i'm very grateful for today. karen started looking at isolation and loneliness in pensioners before redirecting attention to children in hospitals who couldn't get to class. they were using videoconferencing to get to lessons but she wanted to make a private way. we were observing and actually so a reaction when a kid and everyone in class said you're looking ill. then the kid logged off and you don't want that to be the experience when you show up in class. it is heartbre

this occupation exists -- persists despite being concluded -- the oslo court to achieve peace and mutual recognition with israel in 1993. while we remain permitted to this day and agreed to recall an initiative to achieve a political solution on the basis of international legitimacy, including the 2002 arab peace initiative and the 2003 quartet rose map, israel has not honored its obligations under the signed agreements. have abated participating in peace initiatives and instead pursued its expansionist colonial enterprise, destroying the prospect of a political settlement based on the two state solution. to those who claim that there is no better partner for peace, to those claiming we are missing opportunities just for the sake of it, i challenge them to demonstrate that we have rejected even once a genuine and serious initiative to achieve peace. i accept the judgment of the world in this regard. ladies and gentlemen, does the israeli occupying power believe that they can elude its responsibility for the crime of uprooting more than half of the palestinian people from their land? and

on the outskirts of oslo, the countryside is immaculate, and the norwegians are proud to be among the most environmentally friendly populations on earth. here the streets are clean and the locals breathe, clean air. it must be said that in the standing kingdom the energy transition was launched 20 years ago already. electro mobility has become a religion today. one and 2 new cars purchase is electric. in the world record a lot, i guess over the phone if you would saw not the way to limit it to be let me pull pull last give it that gives me a moment here to get hot at the could at the mall on issue. so scroll all on the bi election. so let's see, let me charge stations have invaded osler's streets and there are $400.00 today they will be $82025.00 via hide and for delivery. you know it again. and they get off this boom. pulsating it, or it's like hot ammonia be, come in and get off his, but kidding. like 33000. all the taller mom. a little bit sick sam audit off that. it's like some some come come the lot is also on the on. oh, i know way is a country entirely dominated by green energi

robots as avatars rather than video screens came from karen dolva and her team at no isolation in oslophone. so if a child raises a hand, these lights will light up. these are tiny led lights. then you have the antenna for good reception. you have the ag module in here, you have the camera board so this is what will sit in the forehead of the robot and let you actually stream. karen found her experience at university to be isolating, and difficult to make new friends. this led to a period of loneliness and depression. i at least isolated myself. i don't think i realised how much i'd pulled away from everyone else until people started literally trying to get me back, which i'm very gratefulfor today. karen started looking at isolation and loneliness in pensioners before redirecting attention to children in hospitals who couldn't get to class. they were using video conferencing to get lessons, but she wanted to make a more private way. we were out observing and actually saw a reaction where a kid logged on and everyone in class is saying, like, "you're looking ill", then the kid logs off

health newborns develop stronger lungs and may even prevent asthma researchers at the university of osloveyed hundreds of women about how active they were during pregnancy. they then tested the lung function of their babies at 3 months old. >> they found children of women who did little exercise were twice as likely to have poor lung function. >> coming up next. the north bay baker battling covid symptoms months after recovering. we're going to hear from what doctors are calling a covid long haulers. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. my name is on the front. don'tbut... i am moresoon. proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. >> for some people coronavirus symptoms can last weeks or even months. these patients are called long haulers. according to a recent study, they experience among other things, fatigue and headaches and hair loss and like one local business owner kron

part of a drive towards green transport for east coaches on getting an easy ride in oslo. ah. but the head of the you, a nuclear watchdog has returned from talks into iran with an agreement that nuclear inspectors will be allowed access to facilities. it's being how you as a step towards easing international tension over iran nuclear program. i said, beg reports, months of no movement, but now a small break through iran has agreed to allow inspectors to change memory cards and cameras at some of its nuclear facilities. that came a, c, u, a nuclear chief, made his 1st visit to the country following presidential elections and a new government taking this, let me continue with the of the operation of the agencies equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees and the information to be a and to the world that everything is, you know, other inspectors access had been restricted by iran following the assassination of its top nuclear scientist. most in fact is i did, i thought thereon. in november last year, the decision by iran came after 8 years b

ethnic group. ela mater advocacy and media director, the norwegian refugee council speaking to us from oslo. madam, thank you for sharing your views with us. well, the taliban is still facing armed resistance in the pan, she are valley the mountainous and cleave is 150 kilometers north of cobble. and it's kind of stands most important stronghold of armed and p. taliban forces since the capital fell, it's been the only province to hold out against the group. the area also resisted taliban rule during the 1900 ninety's. it's been more fighting after talks between the 2 sides of failed to reach a settlement. dozens of people have been killed. robert friday's name ca bullen has more now on the situation in pan sheer valley. its stand off and the clashes have been continuing. the taliban and its units pretty much have the whole valley surrounded. they also are saying that they are putting pressure on the pockets, by pressuring various strategic points around the valley for their part, the resistance force inside the valley, say they have been putting up a fierce defense claiming to have killed a

robots as avatars rather than video screens came from karen dolva and her team at no isolation in osloually stream. karen found her experience at university to be isolating, and difficult to make new friends. this led to a period of loneliness and depression. i at least isolated myself. i don't think i realised how much i'd pulled away from everyone else until people started literally trying to get me back, which i'm very grateful for today. karen started looking at isolation and loneliness in pensioners before redirecting attention to children in hospitals who couldn't get to class. they were using video conferencing to get lessons, but she wanted to make a more private way. we were out observing and actually saw a reaction where a kid logged on and everyone in class is saying, like, "you're looking ill", then the kid logs off again, which is heartbreaking. like, you don't want that to be the experience you have when you show up in class. qasim is now looking forward to getting back to class in person, and should be able to start again this autumn. how long have you been away from sch

it was 2009 when former president obama received the nobel peace prize at oslo , norway.from his acceptance speech. >> we must begin by acknowledging the hard truth. we will not eradicate violent conflict in our lifetimes. there will be times when nations acting individually or in concert will find the use of force not only necessary but morally justified. wherforce is nessary, we have a moral and stregic inrest in binding ourselves to certain rules of conduct. even as confront a vicious aersary tha abides by rules, i believe the united states of america must remain a standardbearer in th conduct of war. that is what makes us different from those who fight. that is a source of our strength. amy: that is what makes us different from those we fight, that is the source of our strength. you repeatedly referenced this nobel acceptance speech in your book. any talk about the significance of this and the intensification of the drone wars? samuel: what fascinates me about barack obama is that he was a public moralist and he thought public about the moral significance of law, in p

thend of apartheid and the oslo peace process. it was convergence, china was liberalizing.re communicating with each other and thought the internet was a good thing back then. then 9/11 happens and a group of terrorists said, we don't want to be like you, we reject you. that was a shock. other shocks -- the cinese stops liberalizing, we don't wanto be like you. russia goes to putin, we don't want to do that. the 21st century is the reerection of bariers and 9/11 was the first shocking foretaste of a much tougher world. >> reporter: jonathan, you were working for mile bloomberg? new york. >> i was working on his first of three mayoral campaigns in new york city, and it was primary day, and i remember waking up, lived in a highrise, so i had a perfect view of the city, and it was crystal clear day. i remember walking to the voting place, looking up at the sky and thinking, this is a spectacular day. still to this day, that is -- i'd never seen a day like that in new york city. and, you know, all hell broke loose, about 90 minutesater that morning. lots of things changed that

government should run refugees admissions sounds like a rental car agency at the airport in oslo "welcomerodrive, do you have silver wheel status?" "uh, no, i do not think i have silver wheel status. "okay, what's your reservation number?" "i don't -- can i just give you my name? "sure, i'll just need a copy of driver's license, passport, insurance card, birth certificate, tax returns and your blockbuster membership card." "here you go." "what about bob? "bob who?" "you haven't returned the american comedy film "what about bob," there's a $71,000 late charge." "bob!" >> seth: there's no denying the biden administration made mistakes and the execution of this withdrawal could have been better, but if your position is that the only withdrawal that's acceptable is a withdrawal that's flawless, then you're effectively endorsing staying there forever. the american people wanted the war to end should've ended a long time ago. elite washington lied to us about it for 20 years, telling us it was a success, when, in reality, much like the mets' season, it was a - >> total disaster. >> seth: this h

they are launching an ipo in oslo. we are speaking to the chief executive at 7:40 am.will be interesting in these kind of times to see is it a good market to launch an ipo? or is he a little bit concerned about the headwind? tom: capital raising and a time where you have acute labor shortages in the u.k.. you are seeing that play out in the u.s., the demand for robotics in warehouses. that is accompanied by amazon and others so that will be one worth watching. clients are looking forward to the interview. natural gas source the most since winter. brent jumped above $80 a barrel and is warning that the global energy crunch is hitting growth. more on the price of power, shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about

(trumpet fanfare playing) >> narrator: oslo, norway.nited states. it is not george w. bush. (cheers and applause) >> here's a president who is given the nobel peace prize nine months io his presidency. he had barely had time to figure out his way to the situation room and how to get to the pentagon before he's got the nobel peace prize. a little embarrassing. >> he got the nobel peace prize even before he'd done anything. just for not being president bush. >> there were huge expectations of obama when he came in. they expected him to remedy what was being done in iraq and afghanistan. so the expectations didn't just lie with the nobel peace committee, it lay with public opinion right across europe and more widely in the world. (applause) >> narrator: barack obama's surprising rise in american politics had been fueled by growing disillusionment and anger over george bush's wars. >> there's a zero percent chance that barack obama ever becomes president of the united states without the iraq war-- i mean, zero. in this very kind of curious

there is a fertiliser— the of the uk because there is a fertiliser plant in norway, south—west of oslohe same distribution— teesside, and we could use the same distribution system from there as the fertiliser plant would usually do. the fertiliser plant would usually do, , the fertiliser plant would usually do. , , do. sorry, professor, iwas 'ust auoin to do. sorry, professor, iwas 'ust going to ask. fl do. sorry, professor, iwas 'ust going to ask, would i do. sorry, professor, iwas 'ust going to ask, would you i do. sorry, professor, iwasjust going to ask, would you say - do. sorry, professor, iwasjust| going to ask, would you say the lesson of all of this is that co2 supplies in the uk can't be at the mercy of the wholesale price of gas? yeah, so that is clearly the question— yeah, so that is clearly the question people are asking, but the real question i guess is why haven't we predicted the rise of the wholesale price of gas a bit further in advance, — wholesale price of gas a bit further in advance, because that was the role of— in advance, because that was the role of the — in adv

robots as avatars rather than video screens came from karen dolva and her team at no isolation in oslovery gratefulfor today. karen started looking at isolation and loneliness in pensioners before redirecting attention to children in hospitals who couldn't get to class. they were using videoconferencing to get lessons, but she wanted to make a more private way. we were out observing and actually saw a reaction where a kid logged on and everyone in class is saying, like, "you're looking ill", then the kid logs off again which is heartbreaking, like, you don't want that to be the experience you have when you show up in class. qasim is now looking forward to getting back to class in person, and should be able to start again this autumn. how long have you been away from school, qasim? i left some time in february, i think. january, february sometime. then i stopped again. i haven't been in quite a long time. what's that been like to shield for such a long time? eventually, just, it's like, quite annoying i guess �*cause you can�*t do anything. since the pandemic, we've really been amazed b

leading humanitarian who knows the situation well has his own people on the ground and joins us from osloisations have been talking. people. your organisation, other i organisations have been talking to the taliban for some time now in the areas where they have controlled, the rural areas, for some time. what indication did that give to you about their readiness to work, in your case, with an international ngo? ., , your case, with an international ngo? . ,~ your case, with an international n60? . ,~ your case, with an international n60? ., , ., ., ngo? that they are indeed willing to let us work. — ngo? that they are indeed willing to let us work, and _ ngo? that they are indeed willing to let us work, and able _ ngo? that they are indeed willing to let us work, and able also _ ngo? that they are indeed willing to let us work, and able also to - ngo? that they are indeed willing to let us work, and able also to give - let us work, and able also to give us security. we have been working in taliban areas for years. we have had talks with them in doha and elsewhere, and talks with them on a