that is now fashionable in the west, the finnish minister of economy said that such a decision in oslonly benefit the kremlin norway is a country of fjords and rivers and hydroelectric power. she has more than in any other country in europe, this makes norwegian electricity relatively cheap. however, against the backdrop of an unprecedented drought in oslo, they decided to limit exports as soon as possible, sweden denmark finland is now trying to draw attention to the problems. if not in washington, then at least in brussels, candidate networkers claim that the cases of norway could become a precedent, roughly speaking, if oslo gets away with such a decision, then isolation and isolation of power grids will begin in other regions of europe. the world economy is on the verge of collapse into a recession, this is the opinion of most economists , reuter reports. record inflation in the aggregate, that the tightening of policies in the world centers of banks reduces the chances of economic growth to almost zero, the data on business activity of a number of countries in asia, before europe

oslo was asked to stay away from the walrus, a large wild animal.photo can be dangerous, where the walrus and people are practically nose to nose, apparently, the problem was solved by cardinal euthanasia in the oslo region fjord. early in the morning, the term generally suggests a voluntary hunt out of life, but it is clear that the walrus had no choice. we evaluated this situation from different angles, considered the possibility of taking it away and decided that in terms of the use of resources, as well as the welfare of the animal. it is inexpedient not at all the fact that we could catch her, and therefore we made the decision to kill her. how aggressive freya was can be judged by these shots, the owner of the yacht with an oar drives the walrus from the deck. norwegian freya comprehended, in fact. ta the same fate as the infamous giraffe marius from the copenhagen zoo, he was shot dead in 2014, because marius was born from giraffe relatives, and therefore turned out to be defective . million norok near the farms where the virus was discovered

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a walrus nicknamed freya, popular in the oslo fjord in norway, has been put down.arlier this week that they were considering the measure after issuing warnings about crowds getting too close to the mammal. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri has this report. by by all accounts, freya the walrus was having a good summer. leaving the arctic to go on a euro trip, she landed in oslo fjord whereby mid—july she had become a popular attraction. nicknamed after the norse goddess of love and beauty freire was making a splash, chasing after ducks, clambering onto boats to sunbathe and weighing £1300 sometimes even sinking them. but things became problematic when people wouldn't stay away. so much so that after several warnings to the public authorities decided to put her down. translation:. authorities decided to put her down. translation: .- down. translation:. public safety has — down. translation:. public safety has been _ down. translation:. public safety has been prioritised, l safety has been prioritised, animal welfare a priority, human life and wealth come first and that was d

as you i say, freya had become a popular attraction in oslo, she was named after the goddess of lovere were sightings in the united kingdom and sweden and evelyn. she eventually ended up in norway where she became quite a sensation, she was climbing aboard boats, she was sunbathing, she was sometimes thinking those boats because she weighed £1300. the problem came up when crowds wouldn't stop crowding around her and no matter how many times authorities warned these crowds to stay away, children were gathering around the walrus as well, theyjust kept coming back and of course walrus attacks aren't that common but walruses can typically sleep about 20 hours a day and this one kept having her sleep interrupted and so eventually authorities came to this decision and the director—general for fisheries put out a statement director—generalforfisheries put out a statement explaining it to the public. it read: was this the only option open to authorities? well that is the question that a lot of people are asking right now, especially as the public and experts, wildlife experts, there has been

however, in response to a request to increase supplies in oslo , they said that their capabilities aredy at the limit now of the authorities. the eu is trying to convince norway to sell gas to them at a price below the market, but such a deal. it will hardly suit the scandinavians, thanks to a record rise in fuel prices, they are counting on high budget revenues, if in the past they amounted to 30 billion euros, then this is projected at 100 billion. in fact, norway is the european union is on the order of two-thirds of what it has and supplied in previous years. this is a fairly large exporter. and now representatives of the european union turn to norway and say, give more gas. we really need you to change russia, and then they say more. do you know norwegians? why does she have to earn us in this situation. you have to show something there. e with the european union, at least not in it do not enter, so you are there let's save us from russia but our dead appetites. to be honest, i'm not sure that's uh hmm in norway that's such an approach would be simple positive energy crisis has be

minister donors. gus dora during a press conference which he held with the german chancellor shoals in oslo. any further, bruce would necessitate new gas. 1 discoverers previously cut are announced that it cannot deliver more gas either. now, the fallout from russia's worn ukraine has pushed gas price in this, in europe, to new records, future contracts. trading amsterdam saw sharp increases when russia invaded ukraine back in february and more hikes when it reduce deliveries to european countries. now last year, russian import accounted for more than half of gas deliveries to europe with almost a 3rd of gas demand coming from the industry. and just over 40 percent, from households for the leaders and berlin say they are doing what they can to replace russian gas with renewable energy. but that'll take time. last year, russian gas deliveries accounted for almost 500000000 gigawatts. hours of energy so far this year. only 3 and a half 1000 gigawatt hours. we're adding solar and only one and a half 1000 in wind energy. so let's get carol not less you on this, she is the head of the advisory f

underlined his opposition to a possible visa ban for russian citizens during a visit to norway's capital oslo. his as europe stores should remain open for critics of the kremlin who might be looking to flee russia. it was an important decision of all of us that we are imposed sanctions on those who are responsible for the war and a lot of oligarchy from those who are financially and economically profiting from disputing regime. we will continue to do so. but the thing, this is locked, the war of the russian people, it is putin swore, and we have to be very clear on that topic on i shall, speaking earlier today, lawyer is acting for american basketball star, brittany. growing her have launched an appeal against her prison term, and it talks between the u. s. and russia about a possible prisoner swap. the 31 year old was sentenced to 9 years in russian prison after being found guilty of drug possession and trafficking. a to time olympic basketball, gold medalist and women's and be a champion, was arrested at moscow airport and february for possessing vape cartridges containing a small amount of

could not find a gas supplier to replace gazprom, apparently, they hoped for norway, believing that oslonegotiated as easily as with moscow read the scandinavian kingdom is not going to cut prices, for the sake of the eu ministers. oil, energy, recalled 20 years ago, brussels itself abandoned the practice of long-term contracts in favor of the satellite market. against this background, bulgaria came to her senses sofia sent moscow notices of readiness to resume gas negotiations in april , the country refused to pay for blue fuel in rubles, however, the prospect of a cold winter reduced the bulgarians' integrity. threaten in europe food shortages due to drought, in some regions or a ban for irrigation of farmland crops, more than a third of the crops of vegetables and fruits are already dying . the situation in the european region is worsening the shortage of fertilizers norwegian company yar announced a reduction of up to 35% of production capacity due to high gas prices, the american company cf industries announced when stopping ammonia production at a plant in the uk without cheap appr

and why freya the walrus that had become a popular attraction in the oslo fjord has been put down in norway. a fire at a coptic church in greater cairo has killed at least 41 people and injured many. several children are believed to be among the dead. many rescuers were overwhelmed by the heat and smoke. the blaze at the abu sifen church in the capital's imbaba district, is reported to have been caused by an electrical fault. sally nabil has more from the scene. this is the church where the fire broke out during the sunday mass. we understood from the people here that there were children and women among there were children and women among the victims. residents of neighbouring buildings told me that they rushed into the church to try and save the victims but the whole area was covered with thick clouds of smoke. they could hardly see. it took some time before ambulance cars arrived, dozens of cars have arrived here to move casualties to nearby hospitals. on our way here we have seen a number of fire trucks, security presence is quite heavy. the scene here is very hard to take in. a l

however, in response to a request to increase supplies to oslo, they said that their opportunities aredy at the limit now of power. the eu is trying to convince norway to sell gas to them at a price below the market, but such a deal. it will hardly suit the scandinavians, thanks to the record rise in fuel prices, they are counting on high budget revenues, if last year. we delivered 30 billion euros, then this is projected at 100 billion. in fact, norway supplies you pussy. union order from 2:30 from what they have supplied in previous years - this is a fairly large exporter. and now they turn to norway representatives of the european union and say, give more gas we really need you to understand russia and then they say more. do you know norwegians? why is she earning us in this situation. you must manifest. e with the european union, at least not in it do not enter, so you are there let's save us from russia but dead our appetites. to be honest, i'm not sure that, uh, in norway, such an approach will be constantly positive. the energy crisis has become one of the reasons for the sharp

in the same place in oslo, the chancellor shared with journalists an interesting observation that there signs of an energy crisis. it was possible to observe last autumn, of course, gazprom is to blame for not pumping gas into its storage facilities in germany well, of course, no one reminded that just last autumn , gazprom's german partners began to use the yamal gas pipeline europe in reverse mode, taking advantage of rising prices to resell contract russian gas to the poles, and those further to ukraine, it was so profitable to seize the moment to earn money, but in the end they missed the time to create reserves and came to the end of the heating season with empty storage facilities. and now they need to save importers who do not have money to buy fuel. at sports, the national gas operator. reiding clarified the amount of gas tax that all consumers in germany will now pay two as many as 14 cents per kilowatt hour or about 100 euros per person per year. there are consequences for everyone in the world, in some cases this means additional hardship for the population, but in this way w

however, against the backdrop of the energy crisis in oslo, they decided to limit exports as soon asweden denmark finland is now trying to pay attention to the problem. if not washington, then at least brussels, scandinavian networkers argue that in the case of norway, it can become a precedent, roughly speaking, if such a decision gets away with it, then in other regions of europe will begin isolation and separate separate consumption of electricity networks. the world economy is on the verge of collapse into recession, this opinion is shared by most economists, reuters reports. record inflation, coupled with the tightening of the policy of world central banks, reduces the chances of economic growth to almost zero, data on business activity of a target number of countries from asia to europe and the united states, released the day before, pointed to its decline and the lack of special hopes for a radical change in the situation. for the foreseeable future, according to polls, the probability of a recession in the us within a year is estimated at 45% in 50 within two years. i will ad

oslo has been dramatically reducing its parking in downtown. it's virtually no parking since 2019. traffic to the speed of life. you can still get deliveries, but the remaining traffic is calmer and much less invasive. partly as a result of this, oslo became the first major global capital to achieve zero pedestrian deaths and zero cycling deaths. and shops recorded increases in visitors and city after city, what we've seen is more foot traffic is better for business, and you're seeing that all over the place. i think what's so interesting is people always point to copen haguen and amsterdam, as if they've always been this way, and they started reclaiming their streets in the 1970s. it was over time they turned into these people-first places. it wasn't this magic wand that came in and suddenly the traffic was gone. i think what they've shown is you can design a city for people rather than cars, and that's really the future of cities. >> do you think it will work in houston or in seoul, these big modern cities that have lot os of highways and roads and cars? >> it's interesting becau

entered, released in the eighty-eighth year, roman salman's rifle satanic verses were perceived as an osloi-islamic writer for the last 30 years lived under protection according to doctors after the attack, the guns are on artificial lung ventilation. he has a damaged liver. he ca n't speak and will most likely lose one of his eyes. 97 was not easy in the caucasus, probably, they didn’t feel it. it's stronger. nearby was the chechen war. then the bus will be blown up. someone will be captured somewhere. there was no mobile connection and therefore listening to the news. i imagine how cold i am, then my parents, waiting for our evening call from the machine, that everything is fine with us, that we are alive, that nothing happened. nevertheless, here were the strength of the parents that they were able to us in this difficult time to learn and stay sane and somehow optimistic about the future. although, of course, which ones they had to go to. the decision was cut down to help us in everything. i studied not far from my parents, we went every weekend and took some vegetables there, we took

nationalism and xenophobia, unless the norwegian foreign ministry harms us, which would be correct official osloositions on the websites of the foreign ministry of the kingdom have not been reflected so far, but the norwegian foreign ministry still did not refuse to comment on the press, calling allikson's statement not reflecting norway's attitude towards russia the ministry of foreign affairs deeply regrets this incident, these statements in no way reflect norwegian policy or norway's attitude towards russia and russians, this issue is under internal control in the ministry a in russia, in turn, the issue is being actively studied in the ministry of internal affairs according to the media, the police have already begun checking statements of a norwegian to endure russophobia in our country. we won't. let everyone who hates russians go to hell from russia, no apologies or attempts to clarify their position on the part of the lady, the consul still did not follow, also unknown. whether she remained on the territory of russia or, having listened to the advice of the governor of the murmansk regio

however, in response to a request to increase supplies to oslo, they said that their capabilities weredy at the limit. now the eu authorities are trying to convince norway to sell gas to them at a price below the market, but such a deal. it will hardly suit the scandinavians, thanks to the record rise in fuel prices, they are counting on high budget revenues, if last year they amounted to 30 billion euros, then this is projected at the level of 100 billion. in fact, norway makes up the european union about two to thirds of what it supplied in previous years. this is a fairly large exporter. and now representatives of the european union are turning to norway. and they say give more gas. we really need something to occupy russia and then they say more. do you know norwegians? why is she making us money in this situation. you have to show some kind of wisdom there. u with the european union, at least not in it, that's why you are there let's save us from russia but dead our appetites. to be honest, i'm not sure that, uh, in norway, such an approach would be a simple positive energy crisis

how would no way react to radical islamist plotting to fire misses at civilians in oslo? how would ireland respond if jihad the rockets were raining down on dublin in an effort to wipe out the infidels? i think we all know the answer. just a week ago, a justified justified strike, neutralized al qaeda's leader. i mun eliza will hearing. before leaving al qaeda as though he was a top member of the e i. j. the egyptian islamic jihad sound familiar. the palestinian islamic jihad and egypt shandy ceramic jihad share more than just a similar name. they share the same values of annihilating the free and modern world that we living. that's precisely why. when, as though he was eliminating and eliminated this institution, as well as most of the world, gave its full support. this was one step closer to eradicating radical terror from the world. yet, when israel neutralizes such terrorists in order to prevent an imminent attack against our citizens, un officials suddenly issued deep concern. it's hard to explain such a double standards. mister president, i want to make one more thi

leaving the arctic to go on a bit of a euro trip, she landed in the oslo fjord where, by mid—july, sheings became problematic when people wouldn't stay away. so much so that after several warnings to the public, authorities decided to put her down. translation: public safety i is what has been prioritised, animal welfare is also a priority, but human life and health come first and that was what was decisive this time. sleep is important to walruses, they can nap up to 20 hours a day, and freya's was getting interrupted. there were even reports she'd started chasing onlookers away. but there's been a backlash to the authority's decision. i think it's been very difficult to get our heads around why she was euthanised when there were so many other actions that perhaps could have been taken first. there are ways of crowd control, we can change people's behaviour much easier than trying to change a walrus' behaviour. walruses are a protected species and while it's rare for a walrus to attack a human, it can happen. but experts are asking — was putting her down really the only option? azadeh

decreased, and for scheduled repairs at the country's largest field, such difficult conditions from osloing for supplies from berlin. germany expects to fill its storage facilities. at on the eve of winter, norway noted that they were supplying the germans with all the blue fuel that they could, and the uk energy crisis forced the authorities to conserve the gas storage, which they had not used for the last 5 years for security reasons, they would begin to fill it earlier in the autumn . it is known that this year the united kingdom, due to the rejection of russian hydrocarbons, will resume issuing a license to develop new oil and gas fields in the north sea. at the time, the times newspaper warned that if the crisis in the european energy orbitans? already two russian regions have returned to the mask mode due to the coronavirus pandemic , we are ordering restrictions in buryatia and the republic of altai reasons for the incidence, according to the buryat authorities, the number of people infected with the species in the region has been increasing for 5 weeks over the past day , more th

his 1st victory of the season, nailing every one of his dives from 30 me to platform on the reef of oslo. opera house. all right, that is all your support for now. it's back to mary. i'm in london. i looks great. i'd love to jump off that. i so that's it for the news hour, but i'll be back in my with more the days news to stay with us. ah ah let's get to the bottom law. what does a new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? it's very hard to say we're the escalation stopped. is it a mistake to open up? is that a pandora's box? if you want to be ready for the next pandemic, you figure out this part of the bottom line, your weekly take on the us politics in society. the highlands of bonnie have long attracted to it. visitors come here for the cool climate and to see bonnie's famous rice fields. but these fields and farms i'm more than just a tourist attraction. they provided a lifeline for the thousands who lost their jobs when the travellers stopped coming because of coven 19. pandemic restrictions brought financial hardship to many. here is valley. now as the island reopens for int

and in oslo, norway, a walrus named freya that gained international attention for her playful anticshanized today by norwegian authorities. the 1300-pound walrus became a popular attraction as she made her way around small boats in the harbor, drawing crowds. authorities warned people to stay away and hoped she would leave on her own. but ultimately, they say they believed she posed a risk to humans. still to come on "pbs news weekend," record temperatures in the mediterranean sea draw attention to damaging marine heatwaves. and, our weekend spotlight with abbi jackobson, co-creator and star of the new series, "a league of their own." >> this is "pbs news weekend," from weta studios, home of "pbs newshour." geoff: this summer has seen record high temperatures around the world. but the damaging effects from the heat do not stop at the water's edge. in europe, heat waves on land have led to heat waves in the water. my colleague ali rogin has more on ts phenomenon, which has existed for decades, but is only now gaining widespread attention. ali: marine heatwaves occur when ocean tempera

as a result of the oslo accords it was an era of peace. there had been built a beautiful five-star hotel, and the famous jericho casino had been built there. i think five or six thousand israelis were down in jericho every day, gambling their money away. at the time i was living in jerusalem and traveling on buses to tel aviv. i was hoping to find a place that was easier logistically, and of course there was the developing relationship with my co-director at the club, and i thought i would give it a try, and he took me to meet dr. sami mussalam, who was the head of yasir arafat's office in jericho. when arafat had come back with his men in 1994, he had set up presidential offices in each of the main cities, which was jericho, gaza, i think ramallah as well. hello, dr. sami. can i hug you? - yeah. so dr. sami was the, the big boss. he was the head of the whole thing in jericho, but he was the boss of everything, of the whole city. dr. sami always called me the boss, but he's the boss. from day one, there was so much work to be done because

on july 22, 2011, anders bravingstoy terrorist attacks in oslo, the capital of norway, and on utoya islandresult of them, 77 people died, well, there are such paradoxes. well, for today, everything is in my column , the world is not everything in the big ether, so don't switch, some creatures are surprised by the toilet in the house. online , if you have an allergy, the drug citrin will help to free your breath and get rid of itching in the eyes and tearing - cetrin specifically blocks histamine receptors and usually starts to protect against allergies after 20 minutes. cetrin acted in the center of allergies dear ukraine, you know that in us everything will be the way we want it everything will be strong together everything will be everywhere everything will work everything will be blue and yellow everything will be and everyone will be at home our ukraine you will bloom and smile again everything will be equal everything will be independence happy holiday, like never before events, the most important events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news fe

jihad doesn't take part in the palestinian political process and has opposed peace agreements like the oslo accords. a concentrates on armed resistance against israel, with its military wing, the quits brigades. it's active in gaza as well as the occupied west bank. and the group has its headquarters in syria and reportedly received funds from iran. it's designated as a terrorist group by the u. s. u israel and the u. k. abraham for hearts as an associate professor of conflict resolution at the institute. he explained in more detail the groups ideology as learned you had as known to the peace process that he go. she ation approach with vial. bob, an autumn, the struggle against the late a cube ation. like how limited you had is a close ally, a very close. i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from it on millet, i'm on the google and i because in that policy you know that it is unlike huh. who and paul out of in, in god's that's responsible for that the anybody upset this is one of the people. so it's land you had because i th

profits, european oil and gas executives are reportedly mumbling discretely about the need to prod oslo into cutting its prices for europe. so what if norway just says no, is norway going to be framed as a troublesome nationalist? just like you citizens who resist the policies of the block? well, actually, possibly, if a recent op ed in the financial times is any indication, it is crucial for europe to avoid falling into the resource nationalism trop. no one should suggest that no way be treated as a profiteer, but it is worth at least debating if anything can be done to bring down prices. turning up the tops to full capacity is already appreciated. doing it at a price that helps soothe the paying for european economies might be a noise interests to better citizens. soaring energy bills are also set to rise. 80 percent in october with price is increasing by 15 percent. just this week. a new citizen movement called don't pay you k is pledging to start paying their bills altogether, started october 1st. if the price hikes persist, it's simple. we are demanding a reduction of energy bills

underlined his opposition to impossible bes, up and for russian citizens during a visit to norway's capital oslo. here's what he had to say. it was an important decision of all of us that we imposed sanctions on. those who are responsible for the war and a lot of oligarchy, and those who are financially and economically profiting from disputing regime. we will continue to do so, but the thing, this is lot the war of the russian people, it is pollutants war and we have to be very clear on that topic. now while europe debates how to handle visitors from russia, the war in ukraine rages on a parliament in cave has extended martial law by another 3 months. officials in the region of donna's report, heavy russian showing that is killed at least 3 people. at the same time, ukrainian forces are slowly advancing towards russian occupied her son, civilians who fled the city or watching closely in hopes of returning to their homes. in double years went here sperling on that one woman from her son who fled with her family or to the southern city of odessa. but the, he could have been looking for something

underlined his opposition to a possible visa ban for russian citizens during a visit to norway's capital oslo. here's what he had to say. it was brought him decision of all of us that we imposed sanctions on those who are responsible for the war of the gold of oligarchs, and those who are financially in the columbia, profiting from disputing regime we will continue to do so. but the thing, this is, look, the war of the russian people it is putting swore and we have to be very clear on the topic. all europe debates had to handle visitors from russia. the war in ukraine rage is on the parliament. and keith has extended martial law by another 3 months. officials in the region of dun at sc report have be russian shelling that has killed at least 3 people. at the same time, ukrainian forces are slowly advancing towards russia. occupied her son, civilians who fled the city are watching closely in hopes of returning to their homes. dw, went his bowling. i'm at one woman from her son who fled with her family to the southern city of odessa. but that you couldn't, you are looking for something pretty a

that breeches the 1995 oslo accords and international laws on occupation. the basic and most common rule and international law regarding occupied territories, whereas the occupant could never rule and occupy territory sovereignty. since one of the main and most inherent instruments of sovereignty is dictation of education, the legal team representing the schools admits the prospects of prevailing in the israeli judicial system are slim, these palestinian se at stake.

a walrus that became a popular attraction in the oslo fjord has been euthanised.hey were considering the measure after issuing warnings that the marine mammal was being endangered. experts were concerned by the amount of attention she was receiving, with crowds getting too close, putting her and themselves at risk. the walrus, nicknamed freya, rose to fame after clambering onto boats to sunbathe, sometimes sinking them.

the bridge was in the village of trenton around 200 kilometers north of the capitol, oslo. driver. the truck was rescued by helicopter or the driver, the car managed to escape by himself. ah, reminder the top stories you're out a 0 almost a week after canyons went to the polls. the country's deputy leader william router has been declared the next president. router, narrowly beat veteran opposition. he to riley dinger with 50.49 percent of the vote . the announcement was delayed because the scuffles inside the vote counting center after 4 of the 7 members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the result as fuel fear.

a walrus that became a popular attraction in the norweigan capital oslo has been put down due to concernto sunbathe — sometimes sinking them. but people got too close to her, despite warnings by the authorities. karen hall is a marine mammal adviser in shetland, where freya made a visit last year. she began by telling us how she felt about the decision to euthanise the animal. well, i'm pretty shocked and horrified, actually. i mean, we have the pleasure and privilege of seeing freya when she visited shetland just before christmas last year and certainly a joy to watch. i think it's been very difficult to get our heads round why she was euthanized when there were so many other actions that perhaps could have been taken first. and i suppose that that is the heart of the problem, isn't it, that it was a joy to watch her. and despite people being told its not safe, keep your distance, they would just be so tempted and get so close. the authorities were probably worried they'd face, i don't know, legal claims or legal action if people then got harmed. yeah. no, absolutely. i mean, it's a wil

humane and in thanasia because of the threat to the life and health of people who came to the port of osloo look at the six- hundred-kilogram lover of sunbathing for this lev and e, summer, freya managed to become the heroine of numerous stories and articles, thanks to her habit of climbing onto those moored near the shore. not all boats, they, alas, were able to withstand her weight, and yet in just a few weeks the walrus turned into a real attraction and for everything. this time never showed aggression towards people. and why the authorities preferred euthanasia to another option, for example, transporting walruses away from the port and poured out the construction of barriers to create a safe zone, they did not explain. today is the day of builders it has been celebrated since 1956, on the second sunday of august lasts prime minister marat khusnullin congratulated professionals on the holiday and noted that today it is the construction industry that is the locomotive of the economy. in today's situations the construction industry is the locomotive of economic development. i want to not

just last week he celebrated 105 years on this earth, still tending to his 1,000-acre farm in oslo, minnesota working farmers in the country. >> there is the kernel. >> growing sugar beets. wheat and soybeans. >> i like to be out with people and look at the crops. i call myself a windshield farmer now. >> these days he hires others to do the field work, but he still makes all the decisions for his farm. he's seen many advances in farming over the decades from using hand tools to modern machinery today. in fact, he credits farming with helping with his longevity. >> it's a very good business to be in. it's exercise, fresh air and you keep active. >> one of his secrets to living a long life -- >> keep moving. once you quit moving, you go downhill pretty fast. >> he started golfing at 75 and played until just a few years ago. and for more than 30 years now every tuesday you can find him here at a group for widows and widowers. he said he feels blessed to have spent his life farming and enjoying the fruits of all his labor, which now includes his large extended family of 60 great-grands and grand

attorneys representing the school says, this is politically motivated, censorship, that breeches the 1995 oslo accords and international laws on occupation. the basic and most common rule and international law regarding occupied territories. whereas the occupant could never rule and occupy territory sovereignty. since one of the main and most inherent instruments of sovereignty is dictation of education, the legal team representing the scores admits the prospects of prevailing in the israeli judicial system are slim. these palestinian se at stake is the erasure of their heritage and identity. natasha name l. jazeera, occupied east jerusalem. in angola, the governing party and president shineseal have been declared the winner following last week's presidential and parliamentary elections. the emperor lay under present lorenzo won nearly 52 percent of the votes, or the opposition received about 44 per cent. a ruling party has been in power for nearly 50 years since the country's independence in 1975. brazil has held its 1st presidential debate in the run up to october as elections. the front run

and in oslo is andrew. yeah, she senior researcher at the norwegian institute of international affairs, specializing in security issues in africa. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story romaji, let me start with you today. how many groups and factions ultimately signed this agreement? how many didn't sign or participate? and do you believe that this agreement can lead to a sustainable piece in chat? i think that you know, all we, he's the groups that were in the door and they, we know that there was about 43 groups that find that is fine. and we that is published. and in the other side we have about 8 group that 9 that didn't sign. 7 disagreement, what we would say got to being the composition of the different groups. there was that final thought was that we didn't those, that fine, we have some major audible groups like with our laid by the need. we also have the movement led by the general amount that we didn't the biggest group that science. but in the old site,

a walrus that became a popular attraction in the oslo fjord has been euthanised. authorities had said earlier this week that they were considering the measure after issuing warnings that the marine mammal was being endangered. experts were concerned by the amount of attention she was receiving, with crowds getting too close, putting her and themselves at risk. the walrus, nicknamed freya, rose to fame after clambering onto boats to sunbathe, sometimes sinking them. some exciting new additions have made their debut at a zoo in gaza city — three extremely cute lion cubs. the animals — born on friday evening — are said to be in excellent health. but zoo—keepers admit a lack of medication and food might make them difficult to care for. one visitor to the zoo said the cubs were wonderful. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. it's another hot sunny day for many of us today, but we have got some thunderstorms developing in the north and the west. still an amber extreme heat warning in force across much of england and wales. there could b

subtle story, a large war rossi becomes something of a celebrity attraction in the norwegian capital oslo has been put on by the authorities since the mid concern it had become a risk to the public. the 600 kilogram female known affectionately as freya, been drawing large crowds in the also despite warnings that people should refrain from getting close and posing for pictures with the marine mammal. officials had previously said they were considering youth. uneasy as repeated appeals to the public to keep their distance from the war, us had gone egg, the words will absolutely park to the rafters, our tea website. content today do had there and check out the stories were across this weekend. why don't leave a comment or 2 as well, i'll see you again at the top. ah, ah, ah. a with welcome to worlds acquired. it's hard to find a more discouraged in tempting subjects for a learning conversation than the existence of the transcendent, like the forbidden fruit. it calls on us from the great works of our then the most mundane occurrences of our daily life. but to the rational mind, the thought o

the bridge was in the village of tress and around 200 kilometers north of the capitol, oslo. the driver of the truck was rescued by helicopter, while the driver of the car managed to escape by himself, both were unharmed. the cause of the collapse is being investigated. ah, hello, you're watching 0. these are the headlines. the south kenya's vice president william roto rooter has been declared the winner.

the bridge was in the village of trenton around 200 kilometers north of the capitol, oslo. the drive of the truck was rescued by helicopter. while the drive of the car manager escaped by himself. both were unhappy. ah! stop a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera kenya's vice president william router has been declared the winner of its presidential election. he received just over 50 percent of the vote, less than 2 percent ahead of his rival, former prime minister rollo dingo router's promising kenyans radical economic reform gender equality and is cooling for unity. i am a vague, proud canyon this evening that the people of k now have raised the bar on us who are thinking leadership in our country not to sell our ethnic cities, but to saddle our program. our manifesto of our agenda and our plan. we do not have the luxury to point fingers. we do not have that luxury to apportion blame. we must close ranks and walk together for a functioning democratic prop beth. okay. now, while the announcement was delayed because of scuffles inside the vote, counting center for

it's 5 by us. supply time oslo inches of been into sets and the nikolai oven carson regions. russian forces have also destroyed german made cheater on combat vehicle inside ukraine. meanwhile, the u. s. has owned up to providing ukraine with advanced anti radar missiles up is by no mention of such weapons in any recent inventory of military aid. in recent p, a packages, we've included a number of, of anti radiation missiles that can be fired off of ukrainian aircraft. that can have effects on russian radars and other things where the reach of nearly 50 kilometers, the homes are long. all among the longer range weapons ukraine has been supplied with such mis sounds can be used to target russian anti aircraft radar systems, such as the s 400 last month, ukraine's defense municipal claim, the latest military, a package that included anti radon cells, but did not specify what they were. photos of the u. s. anti radiation homes, then it paid on social media off that been used by ukraine in dumbass, independent arms control on disarmament. experts, ted ca say supplying weapons to ukraine i