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it prompted speculation that the animal escaped from a military stilt in russia. norway believes russia is training sea mammals for cerin types o work. they are some of the smartest, whales and dolphins, out there. there's a spot on which a camera could be mounted. russia h not commented. nitriguing. >>> in other al news, an ohio baseball game had to be put on hold over the weekend after those guys, several deer,n ran o to the field. take a look. this happened during a college game between brandeis and case western reserve. three deer hopped the right field fence and took a casual romp through the outfield there. couple ofplayers, others tried to coax them off t field. they took their time before they exited on their own. >> maybe the field was their home at one point. >> checking out the grass. >> they were visiting. they're not each scared of the baseball -- not even scared of the baseball players. >> at least they had good enough weather or they wouldave been called reindeer. >> see what you did there. >> wow. >> thank you for that segue. >> you said it. >> sometimes

protection and aid in trade once and it was quite a large area it stretched as far as no growth in russia or norway down to belgium and bremen was a member of the league. how important was it for braman to be as a i think city. we still call ourselves the huns the attic city of bremen although the leak ended three hundred years ago whatever but the term sounds good many associated with honesty straightforwardness and reliability and that's why we still use it and that's why i took. my story searching quest here and braman takes me to the cathedral square they say this is where i'll find the so-called bidding stone and conspicuous cobblestone with a very interesting history. this right here is a site of remember and this for the crimes of geisha got free back in the nineteenth century she poisoned fifteen people and this is the spot where she was beheaded in eighteen thirty one and still today the local spit on this very stone in order to express their disgust with the killings of three. the spitting stone lies at the foot of the ancient cathedral it's almost one thousand years old . and apparently

until they are replaced by the f-35, lieutenant general jakobsen told us, norway's air force will be no match for russia'ses. >> jakobsen: meaning today, if we had a conflict, we would not be able to fly in the northernmost part of norway. >> martin: so your air force today couldn't operate in the very high north? >> jakobsen: no, not in a serious crisis. >> martin: last fall, nato practiced what it would do in an 50,000 troops... ( gunfire ) >> martin: ...250 aircraft... ( jet plane takeoff ) >> martin: ...and 65 ships, all under the command of admiral foggo. >> foggo: this is one of the largest nato exercises since the cold war. >> martin: called trident juncture, it was a war game designed to repulse an invasion of norway by an unnamed country whose identity was a mystery to no one. and the message to russia is? >> foggo: the message to russia, or anybody else that may want to challenge the alliance, is think twice. you don't want to mess with us. >> martin: it was the first time in nearly 30 years the u.s. had sent a carrier strike group, the u.s.s. "harry s. truman" and its ly om t above the arctic p

don't look at norway and russia shoal the major territorial dispute in the arctic with a treaty which both countries agreed to and if you look at border disputes in the after. most of them are between canada and the united states and canada and the kingdom of the. so if us canada that mine managed to hold their border disputes in the arctic we would really almost have a free border dispute. and of course taking mobile flight from this house on is to norse the pack of we have the law of the she thought every arctic states follows even the us a while they have more to formally signed it. and this determines in quite definite way the rights and the op locations of all these countries and watch even more remarkable even if the world has not notice it very much of the last year russia united states all the arctic states also china japan korea the e.u. managed to conclude the treaty on the arctic ocean how not only are we in the arctic including us and russia but also these asian powers on the e.u. are going to combine the ocean resources of the emerging arctic ocean and the doctor i think

the animal was quick to escape after locals were able to get hold of the harness norway is now on high alert amid fears russia could have trained entire teams of sea creatures for spying and combat missions some of you might roll your eyes and think what a weird paranoid freak out. well i'll tell you what pretty much all the media out there reported the encounter of norway's northern coast and in some cases my impression of the catchy coverage wasn't too much of an exaggeration whale found off norway's coast believed to be spying for russia does a new alleged russian spy it's a below go in kernel beluga off of course if it says st petersburg on that thing the cute creature must be a russian spy or not to underestimate what britain is probably a better word than luke a whale found wearing a harness to carry camera could be russian weapon whales trained by russia's military maybe harassing fishermen from nato allies in norway ok i'll tell you a secret the likes of the russian or u.s. navy's started training sea mammals for things like the mining rescue operations spotting underwater threats decades ago just goo

nations border the arctic ocean the united states canada greenland which is part of denmark norway and russia. much of the ocean is covered in sea ice. russia claims sovereignty over the area marked in red. the states involved are still negotiating about borders and hence the right to treasures in the ground and beneath the ocean the race is on to stay claims the arctic may be the last frontier for a whole host of valuable resources. take greenland for example. along ice free stretches of coast there are significant deposits of oil and gas as well as rare earths there are also precious metals such as your rainy and gold and platinum. a chinese firm is now the largest shareholder in a mining company in charge of a clan of failed rare earths project. mining activities can further contribute to environmental degradation in addition to the effects of advancing ice melt still many of the sixty thousand greenlanders welcome the new economic opportunities and the government. so. these two geologists have created maps showing deposits of valuable resources on ellis may island it'll be hard to enforce

these images off the coast of norway that is russia's neighbor and that's a whale with harnesses strapped across its body including a mount for a camera. inside the mount, the words equipment of st. petersburg and speculation among experts, the whale was used for some sort of surveillance. >>> tonight hollywood is mourning the loss of john singleton. the first african-american to earn an oscar nomination for best director died days after suffering a massive stroke. director john singleton shot to fame at an early age months after graduating from usc, he began shooting his ground-breaking debut movie "boyz in da hood." the 1991 drama earning him a best director oscar nomination at 24 years old making first african american and youngest person ever nominated for that award. got this. >> i make films that have a heart and ordinary people can identify with. >> reporter: he directed "the people versus o.j. simpson" and co-created the fx crime drama "snowfall." singleton spent his life advocating for black artist and films in hollywood. actress regina king tweeting rest in power my friend, one

russia's mk newspaper now. it's among many covering the story of the discovery of a whale in norway, wearing a gopro camera harness could be being used as a spy. on to the financial times. its main story is on the plight of the iranian economy, which it says is collapsing under us sanctions. the guardian has a story on the uk economy, which it reports could be in for its worst decade since the second world war. and finally, fox news. it reports on a tech company apologising after putting out an ad seeking "caucasian" candidates only. with me is fiona cincotta, senior market analyst at city index. britain could be dealing with highway? it says here that theresa may is reportedly ready to give them the go—ahead for the chinese technology firm to supply non—core elements, it says of the uk's new mobile system. now, there have been a lot of concerns over this. chinese laws suggest that firms must co—operate with beijing. so we seeing that there could be a conflict of interest here, and that is something that has been brought up is something that has been brought up by is something that has been brought up by senior as

norway encounter a curious way. from a major russian. twenty four seven news from russia's capital city welcome to r.t. international my name's union o'neil we start with breaking news on the program self-proclaimed interim leader a call for a military operation describing it as a final face some live pictures quite sketchy at the moment but just giving you a sense the people out on the streets this morning around nine am local time now the response from the government well they're quite direct. saying they are putting down a small attempt by army traitors who are working with right wing opponents quite zero who declared himself leader in january after disputed elections was flying by soldiers on a highway near the. base in caracas also there was another prominent opposition figure leopoldo lopez who's been under heiser rest since twenty fourteen witness being seeing tear gas was fired glyde o. was gathering we're just waiting for confirmation. in a three minute video posted online why do claimed that he's now getting military support. by the invisible today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people w

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russian made it prompted speculation that the animal escaped from a russian military facility.el norway bieves russia is training sea mammals for certain types. work. the harnett has a spot on which -- harness has a spot on which a cameraan be mounted. russia has not commentmeed. >>> let'st attorney melissa mollet with traffic. -- let's turn to melissa mollet with traffic. >> hding northbound into laurel, northbound bw parkway before 198 is when the crash is right now. chopper 4 showing the delays, the three-mile back up. very slow through through the area. you'll want to take 95 instead because you can see those delays on the map. 95 looking good through that same stretch. now brad is up in chopper 4 for us, he has been over this since the beginning. brad, tells uat's happening now. >> reporter: they're able to get that right lane reopened, and traffic is very bad. take a look, just about two mile with chopper 4's amazing camera, we can see before powder mill road. we also saw some more emergen vehicleseaded southbound, we'll check that out. there may be something north or south closer to laurel. as

our putin's hometown on it made locals think the whale was a russian navy weapon norway is now on high alert amid fears russia could have trained entire teams of sea creatures for spying and combat missions some of you might roll your eyes and think what a weird paranoid freakout well i'll tell you what pretty much all the media out there reported the encounter of norway's northern coast and in some cases my impression of the catchy coverage wasn't too much of an exaggeration whale found off noways coast believed to be spying for russia has a new alleged russian spy it's a below go in colonel bellew golf of course if it says st petersburg on that thing the cute creature must be a russian spy or not to underestimate weapon is probably a better word the nuke a whale found wearing a harness to carry a camera could be russian weapon. whales trained by russia's military may be harassing fishermen from nato ally in no way ok i'll tell you a secret the likes of the russian or u.s. navy's started training sea mammals for things like the mining rescue operations spotting underwater threats decades ago just google it b

the strange discovery of a whale wearing a harness off norway's far north east coast has rasied suspicions of russia'shat could hold a camera near the small fishing village of inga. the fishing truces that the whales sought their attention and seem to be used to humans —— fishing crew. there's plenty more on our website, and you can reach me on the team on twitter. thank you for watching. —— 01’ twitter. thank you for watching. —— or the team. hello there. over the next few days the warmest weather is likely to be across more eastern parts of the uk, where we see the best of the sunshine. there was more cloud around yesterday, though, across the south—east of england and east anglia. it was fairly thin, that has certainly broken up and we've got some clearer skies right now. but further west, though, we're going to find this weather front sneaking in, it's going to bring some patchy rain and drizzle but it's moving very slowly eastwards into that area of high pressure. so for many parts it's still dry by the morning. temperatures in the clearer skies dipping away to 3—5 degrees. let's head into the mo

the strange discovery of a whale wearing a harness off norway's far north east coast has rasied suspicions of russia's strap that could hold a camera, near the small fishing village of inga. georgina smyth has more. an unlikely wild encounter with a dark twist. a friendly encounter or something more sinister? obligatory away wearing a strange harness. it could be fed by hand and would swim alongside moving vessels. curious to know what the way it was strapped into, a local pulled on a survival suit. translation: there were clips on the way. we tried to reach them and open them. my colleague and i tried to do this for quite some time. the harness had a camera and inside the strap was equipment of saint petersburg. marine experts believe the whale probably escaped from the russian navy which has a long history of using marine mammals for warfare and spine. dolphins are trained at various facilities across russia to analyse and protect seabed and reportedly kill foreign divers. a russian military spokesperson played down the concerns on this underwater agent but did not played down the concerns on this u

impression of the catchy coverage wasn't too much of an exaggeration whale found off norway's coast believed to be spying for russia there's a new alleged russian spy it's a below go whale colonel beluga off of course if it says st petersburg on that thing the cute creature must be a russian spy or not to underestimate weapon is probably a better word the luger whale found wearing a harness to carry camera could be russian weapon whales trained by russia's military may be harassing fishermen from nato ally no we ok i'll tell you a secret the likes of russian or u.s. navy's started training sea mammals for things like the mining rescue operations spotting underwater threats decades ago just google it but it never really put their neighbors in panic mode this time though beluga whale with russian harness raises a lot in norway i just hope those who wrote this do stay away from some of the following displays of russian humor. and that's informality in moscow for this hour on call in with your next update in just under thirty minutes and to see them. way. the most time away do you mean my family always specially don't

these images were taken off the coast of norway which happens to be russia's neighbor yeah, that is ah harnesses strapped around its body, including a mount for a cam are. this is the part that's suspect. inside the harness the words "equipment of st. petersburg." speculation is that the whale was used for some sort of surveillance not sure what. maybe some plastic bottles inside its belly dom, back to you >> we hope not, francis. again, let's get those harnesses off that whale thank you so much for that update >>> we get fresh data out of china in europe. let's get back to your executive recap. good morning >> good morning, dom here's what's leaving cnbc.com right now. europe showing a fresh sign of a turnaround the euro zone at 4% in the first quarter. not the same story for china china's manufacturing sector growing slower than expected in april. steven mnuchin and robert lightheizer are there. a trade dellization is scheduled to visit waup washington for another round of talks >> thank you very much for that. let's get a check on the markets. we'll call them stable futures pointin

russia. we should be hearing from norway next, according to the schedule.owing any news that comes out of that forum. live from new york, this is bloomberg. bloomberg. ♪ alix: some breaking news here. a draft document from italy says it will cut its 2019 gdp forecast to 1/10 of 1% from 1% david: they are not going to make the numbers they promised brussels they would make? alix: really, the depth not that bad because we are going to grow 1%. trump at least president delivered on the 3% gdp growth. alix: that means they are going to have to raise their budget deficit goal. they have to raise it for this year and the following year. david: there's going to be some further discussions, i think. now we are going to turn to european banks. societe general just announce it jobs.ting 1600 for more, we go to taylor riggs. taylor: shares rising for socgen, but your to date clearly the under performer. just the latest bank in a weakened trading environment. this also comes after ubs said the first quarter was one of the toughest quarters, and bnp cited harsh viabilit

the strange discovery of a whale wearing a harness off norway's far north east coast has rasied suspicions of russia'sal ops force. the beluga whale was found wearing a strap that could hold a camera or weapon, near the small fishing village of inga. georgina smyth has more. an unlikely wild encounter with a dark twist. this white beluga whale seem to be tame, swimming up to swimming vessels and trying to pull straps off boats. fishermen noticed rope that was clipped into a harness that could hold a camera or weapon. translation: there were clips on the harness like these that were on the whale, we tried to reach those clips and open them, my colleague and i try to do this for some time but we couldn't do it. evermore curious, one of the fishermen got into a survival suit and jumped into the water. translation: then, afterl got in, he came up along the side of me and i could reach the clip and opened it. written on the side of the harness with the words "equipment of saint petersburg." marine experts believe that the whale probably escaped from the russian navy which has a long history of using marine

the strange discovery of a whale wearing a harness off norway's far north east coast has raised suspicions of russia'slage of inga. georgina smyth has more. an unlikely wild encounter with a dark twist. this white beluga whale seemed to be tame, swimming up to swimming vessels and trying to pull straps off boats. fishermen noticed rope that was clipped into a harness that could hold a camera or weapon. translation: there were clips on the harness like these that were on the whale, we tried to reach those clips and open them, my colleague and i try to do this for some time but we couldn't do it. ever more curious, one of the fishermen got into a survival suit and jumped into the water. translation: then, afteri got in, he came up along the side of me and i could reach the clip and opened it. written on the side of the harness were the words "equipment of saint petersburg." marine experts believe that the whale probably escaped from the russian navy which has a long history of using marine animals for warfare and spying. a military spokesperson speaking on russian radio did not deny that it could have e

norway borders russia to the north. it's very close to one of their most important naval bases.naval secrets? probably not. the russians, not surprisingly, are not commenting on this. >> maybe they were testing them out or something? >> testing the waters? >> or it could be a moby trick. >> yes. >> did you get it? >> i got it. >> moby dick. >> i know. >> steph, thank you. >> i know, just because there are so many good ones. >>> up next, a college graduate's bold move going viral. what he revealed during his commencement speech that commencement speech that surprised the oh my gocongratulations! oh my god! is this for real? its 32 lbs! 168 lbs! 55.4 lbs! do you feel healthier on ww? absolutely. i've learned so much. do you worry about keeping it off? there is no stopping. i've said i've committed. it's not even a diet. no, it's a lifestyle. weightwatchers is now ww. join today with the ww triple play! offer ends may 6th. and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor non-drowsy claritin and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. live claritin clear. for one week only, save

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russia? take a look. this whale was spotted off the coast of norway by a fisherman.ted local officials who found a harness mounted with go pro cameras. cnn has contacted russian authorities for a comment. >>> very cool. japanese stepping down from the throne today marking and making the first monarch to abdicate in over 200 years. 85-year-old akahito received legal permission to stand down after declaring he was unable to fulfill his role because of age and declining health. his son, crown prince narahito ascends to the throne rch. >>> global stock markets lower here right now. tokyo closed for a holiday, but on wall street, futures barely moving here, stocks closed high as the s&p 500, the nasdaq composite squeaked out another record high. this marks the 3rd record since last tuesday, i like the sound of consumers being confident in spending. the dow ended a little change, but still up 11 points. today the fed needs to discuss interest rates, the central bank has signalled it's done hiking interest rates. >>> we work has confidently filed for an ipo, the company sai

norway believes rsia is training sea mammals for certai types ofwork. the harness has apo stmounded. russia has not commented. >> there was one austin powers movie where the sharks had laysors their heads. >> i didn' see thatone. >> a good one. yeah, baby! >> the beluga whale's cute. l>> 4:17. an ohio basebal game had to be put on hold over the weekend after several deer ran out on to the field. >> look at that. >> oh, dear. taking the bases. >> jumper. >> this happened during a college game between brandeis and case weste serve. three topped the fence, tookru through the outfield there. a couple of plaers and som others tried to coax them off the field, but they took their time before making their way off the field on their own apy'rently. >> t not even afraid of people. they're jumping over the fence toward the people in the feemd. nuts. >> and to second base. there's abe, teddy, and george. >> right. does teddy one this one? >> teddy never wins. if hedoes, it ends up being notr so great the nats. >> he has ever won? >> he's definitely won. there you go. >> watch these gamesmore. >>> clou

the strange discovery of a whale wearing a harness off norway's far north east coast has rasied suspicions of russia'singa. georgina smyth has more. a friendly encounter or something more sinister? approaching norwegian fishing vessels, an inquisitive beluga whale wearing a strange harness. the tame creature could be fed by hand and would swim alongside moving vessels. curious to know what the whale was strapped into, a local fisherman pulled on a survival suit and jumped in. translation: there were clips on the harness, like these, that were on the whale. we tried to reach those clips and open them. my colleague and i tried to do this for quite some time. the harness had a hold for a camera and, inside the strap, was written, "equipment of saint petersburg". marine experts believe the whale probably escaped from the russian navy, which has a long history of using marine mammals for warfare and spying. dolphins are trained at various facilities across russia to analyse and protect sea beds and reportedly kill foreign divers. a russian military spokesperson played down the concerns on this underwater a

russia has previously acknowledged training sea mammals for operations in the frigid tech where they have a major military base. is not far from norway which is a member of nato. >>> up next is sports. plus plenty of nba playoff action tonight including one -- really sweet report. sports is next. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. fun to de and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> marcus back with sports. a lot of giants fans happy about the win over the dodgers. >> the l.a. dodgers come to town and it is a special spark. special spark weekend. the giants got swept. looking much better against the dodgers as they break their little many three-game losing streak. finally they get hit in the clutch with two outs. first, i always love crowds. i don't know him bulike him. i don't understand the badge, but it works for hi i am wearing an orange suit and i like it. how about pablo sandoval? that is a nice play right there. the big man can move. here is the big hit i was talking about. th

russia and donald trump's presidential campaign resigns. and underwater, and maybe undercover? is this beluga whale, found off the coast of norway