in nato to defend norway should ever the russians try to take over norway. so it is still -- big deal for norway. so, the u.s. is important to norway, but what the prime minister of norway has said is she is very happy that biden won because it's been hard to deal with trump and he is very apparently unpredictable and difficult to deal with and that doesn't create stability, and that i think that its what we're seeing the results of in the u.s. this, lack of stability and people just -- polarity, polarity against each other, and that's -- i think he has really -- leaving out the root of the problem but -- not at the root of the problem but has definitely created more conflict. i don't think he would be a peace champion that alfred nobel wanted for himself prize, but has he done something to qualify him? sure. and more than some of the other candidates that actually won in the past. so i think that's what he is trying to show with his nomination. of he nominated him we have four other nominations that came along and i don't know what they really believe he de

is important to norway. but, with the prime minister of norway has said is she is very happy that biden won because it is been hard to deal with trump. he is very unpredictable and difficult to deal with. and that does not create stability. that is what i think we're seeing the results of in the u.s. right now is the lack of stability. and people just, polarities. polarities against each other. he is maybe not the root of the problem, but he is definitely created more conflict, right? so i don't think he would be a peace champion alfred nobel wanted for his price. but has he done something to qualify him? sure. in more than some of the other candidates that have actually what in the past. i think that is what he is trying to show with his nomination. now after nominating of course we have like four other nominations it came along. item of they really believed he deserved it or not, perhaps. but it's interesting because vladimir putin is also nominated for the peace prize next year. so it's a funny year, goin

and nato to defend norway should the russians try to take over norway. the u.s. is important to norway. what the prime minister has said. and people just that is really he is not the root of the problem. and more than some of the other candidates that wanted to that is what he is trying to show with his nomination. they had four other nominations that came along. nominated for the peace prize. it brings up the point. and as a point that we raised. when we gave the readings. what if the person doesn't turn out to be the beacon of hope. and we have seen that. we've seen past recipients could you speak to one. for the sake of time. and for something. for past recipients why don't they just take the prize away. it doesn't respond to what they have said is that the person was worthy when we gave them the prize. it is no longer our job what happens after. in my opinion i think that is really disrespectful to alfred nobel. i think especially now. one winner and the have of state. she is responsible to genocide against the populatio and that is just atrocious. and they a

norway is making great progress in housing. the government is doing great on public building but some private buildings are going up. norway as -- there is a solid advance being made on the economic front. shipping is very important to the norwegians and it is coming back fast. the shipping industry is perishing again. ♪ see how welled to the princes are understood by norway and i presented diplomas to the winners of the high school essay contest describing the results of the marshall plan. winner was naturally proud of her diploma, but i think she was discussing with my granddaughter what her trip to paris would be like, as that was part of the price -- prize. ♪ stockholmtop was where i was particularly struck by the fact that scandinavian have no uglyo approaches. the club outside of stockholm is one of the most beautiful factories i have ever seen. it is a good example of how important our health has been without some $200,000 worth of marshall plan supplies these would not have their jobs. i was very much interested rep

norway is making great progress in housing. the government is building. some private buildings are also going up. they have devoted a planned fund to buying essential. there is an advanced being made on the economic front. shipping is very important to the norwegians and it is coming back. the machine industry is flourishing. ♪ i was delighted to see how well the marshall plan is understood by the use of norway. and i presented diplomas to the winners of a high school essay contest, describing the results of the marshall plan. the yarn just -- the youngest winner was naturally proud. but i think she was discussing with my granddaughter. her trip to paris would be nice, as that was part of the prize. ♪ our next stop was in stockholm, sweden. there i was particularly struck that effect that scandinavian cities seem to have no slums and no ugly approaches. [indiscernible] the club outside of stockholm is one of the most beautiful factories i have ever seen. it is a good example of how important our help has been without some $200,000 worth of marshall pl

norway has devoted a marshal plan funds to buying essentials. there is a solid advance being made on the economic front. shipping is very important to the norwegians and it is coming back fast. their fishing industry, is having a new gain. ♪ ♪ >> i was delighted to see how well the marshall plan was under stood by the youth of norway and i presented diplomas to the winners of a high school essay contest describing the results of the marshall plan. the eldest winner was naturally proud of her diploma, but i think she was discussing with my granddaughter what her trip to paris would be like and that was part of the prize. >> our next stop was at stockholm sweden where i was particularly struck by the fact that scandinavian cities seemed to have no slums and no approaches. physically well lighted and airy, the plant outside stockholm is one of the most beautiful factories that i've ever seen. it is a good example of how important our health has been without some $200,000 of marshall plan supplies, these workers would not have their jobs. i was

in winter at norway's far north is plunged into darkness for 2 long months. so for a long time people were leaving in droves. but then along came star white that's what they call the natural gas field off the coast from one of fest since 2007 snow white has been a fairy tale train come true for the town's finances and the high wages paid have attracted many skilled workers. this is a good morning for. her little daughter afa doesn't make a fuss when she's dropped off at daycare afterwards and a head straight to the office her partner is currently working off shore as always in 2 week long stints. sometimes you have a meeting that you can't miss them. you really have a challenge. balancing motherhood with a career of ethanol norway state and energy company is no easy feat and it's not just a question of time but of ideology too she drives a hybrid car avoids plastic and recycles her waste protecting the environment is important to her as it is to most norwegians yet she works for a company that makes its money from extracting fossil fuels. the 21 year old show

it's believed there are huge oil and gas reserves of small parts coasts norway and russia disagree on who they belong to. russia's consul general on style bad service team sergey pushkin says his country has a good neighborly relationship with nato member norway such consider 3 times are rare in russian diplomacy these days pushkin says the arctic climate is too harsh for conflicts that the friendship creates short lived when it comes to oil or educate them with but he will do you have any idea what he just office that would generate in the billions he's got the everything here will turn to gold if the russian interpretation is applied astutely that's why we haven't been able to come to an agreement with all we germans about this is once an oil or gas field as found here national legal disputes will certainly start a huge its border. with a few notable miles away in the barents sea russia's stages military maneuvers that fuels worries here that worse things than legal action could happen. even if here on the hill side they invoke world peace. to find out what happens. to a remote nort

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did loves the arctic ocean the german has been living in norway's high north for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the sights along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sites from the bottom of the seat for this took root. he only set out the trucks the day before at a depth of 180 meters but one day was long enough for him to pull up. thousands of king crabs a delicacy all around the world yet the crabs also a growing ecological problem the crest stations multiply like rabbits. job in the water your good he probably grabs me out grabs right over you. harvesting the king crabs has brought an unheard of prosperity to norway's economically constrained heino including for the remote fishing village of big i ness. in 1809 residents ran an advertisement offering their village for sale. young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived complete with bed and breakfasts and even a bistro. and it's all thanks to none other than the king crab. fisherman left in your lair was among the 1st to discover the non-native spec

did loves the arctic ocean the german has been living in norway's high north for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the sights along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sites from the bottom of the sea for this took root. he only set out the trucks the day before at a depth of 180 meters but one day was long enough for him to pull up. thousands of king crabs a delicacy all around the world yet the crabs also a growing ecological problem the crest stations multiply like rabbits. job and the water you're good he. grabs right over your. harvesting the king crabs has brought an unheard of prosperity to norway's economically constrained time nor including for the remote fishing village of big guy nace. in 1989 residents ran an advertisement offering their village for sale. young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived complete with bed and breakfasts and even a bistro. on there and it's all thanks to none other than the king crab. fisherman life in the lair was among the 1st to discover the non-native species o

a landslide in norway left at least ten people injured and 21 >>> welcome back. a landslide in norway left at least ten people injured and 21 unaccounted for. several homes were destroyed as the earth gave way in a residential area near oslo and hundreds of people were evacuated. the debris is so delicate only helicopters are being used to search for survivors. >>> a rally has been held in support of a black teenager at the center of a viral video. >> he was falsely accused of stealing a cell phone from a woman inside a hotel here in new york city. here's andrea fujii. >> reporter: overnight a rally for justice, grammy-winning musician keyon harrold surrounding by supporters calling for criminal charges of the woman who falsely accused his teenage son of stealing her cell phone, accusations he says were racially motivated. >> no. i'm not letting him walk away with my phone. >> how many people end up in prison forever? how many people end up dead because of mistaken identity, because of wrongfully accused by so many people, wrongfully profiled. this needs to stop.

it's believed there are huge oil and gas reserves us while bouts coasts norway and russia disagree on who they belong to. russia's consul general on style bad service team surrogate pushkin says his country has a good neighborly relationship with nato member norway such consider tree turns are rare in russian diplomacy these days. as the arctic climate is too harsh for conflicts that the friendship creates short lived when it comes to oil or educate them with but he will do you have any idea what huge office that would generate in the billions he's getting everything here will turn to gold if the russian interpretation is applied as you perhaps why we haven't been able to come to an agreement with all widgets about this which once an oil or gas field is found here national legal disputes will certainly start a huge his border. a few notable miles away in the barents sea russia stages military maneuvers that fuels worries here that worse things than legal action could happen. even. if here on the hillside they invoke world peace. to find out what happens to a remote northern town when

announced yesterday they'd selected the 2020 rockefeller center christmas tree, a 75-foot tall, 11-ton norway spruce from oneonta, new york. of course, because of covid, it's going to work from home [ laughter ] it's got to lean into the shot a company in japan recently began producing rubber masks that resemble president-elect joe biden. and at this point, trump's not above trying it. "hello, i'm president sleepy joe. i'm in charge now. time for my nap. bye-bye. and finally, researchers have recently developed facial recognition for bears, so now they can finally figure out who ate all the marmalade in the kitchen. karen wrote that joke. once again, proving our most

did god loves the arctic ocean the german has been living in norway's high north for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the sights along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sites from the bottom of the sea for this took root. he only set out the traps the day before at a depth of 180 meters but one day was long enough for him to pull up. thousands of king crabs a delicacy all around the world the crabs also a growing ecological problem the crest stations multiply like rabbits. job in the water you're good he probably grabs grabs right over you. how the sting the king crabs has brought an unheard of prosperity to norway's economically constrained time north including for the remote fishing village of big i ness. in 1809 residents ran an advertisement offering their village for sale. young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived complete with bed and breakfasts and even a bistro. and it's all science to none other than the king crab. fisherman life in your lair was among the 1st to discover the non-native specie

a small town of some 12000 souls in the southwest of norway. when we now. try to get. better. where it all began for him today he and his 2 step sisters playing here kitted out in the obligatory black and yellow and under the expert in go all the airlines father himself a former top level professional. i think you may be. goofy for me you know. obviously. willing to believe you know. teammates but they do well you know that's it it's it's it's it's enough it's i was a team. i know you're going to stick the right. thing learn that early at his 1st club and from his father who played in england for nottingham forest leeds and manchester city as well as 34 times for norway inspiration club said. yeah of course my father has been a role model for me you know i wanted to try to get better than him over a goal then. and i had a lot of the old money but my father played me before. at 16 it was time to leave for his 1st professional club further north in mosul. one little song. young kid and kid told kid was still growing. skin and bone. i thought was it's going to be a project yeah.

did loves the arctic ocean the german has been living in norway's high north for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the sights along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sites from the bottom of the sea for this to a group. he only set out the tracks the day before at a depth of 180 meters but one day was long enough for him to pull up dozens of king crabs a delicacy all around the world the crabs are also a growing ecological problem the crest stations multiply like rabbits. job in the water you're good he probably grabs you have grabs right over your. harvesting the king crabs has brought an unheard of prosperity to norway's economically constrained time nor including for the remote fishing village of big guy next. in 1989 residents ran an advertisement offering their village for sale. young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived complete with bed and breakfasts and even a bistro. and it's all thanks to none other than the king crab. fisherman who life in a lair was among the 1st to discover the non-nati

welcome to norway! so this is you on the first flight? yes, just after landing in london, and me in between the captains. does it still fit? yes, see. but the glitz of the very first flight was tarnished by its giant, new engines. something happened before take—off. one of the engines heated up. some people said that they had seen flames, maybe they did, or they imagined it. but the captain decided to go back to the terminal. the world's press watched the world's biggestjet return. archive: disappointed? well, sure. 0n the tarmac, pan am's ron marasco. it was a state of shock throughout the facility. this was our worst nightmare. archive: any sense of fear? no, i mean, they said something was burning, and we got off. a man—made giant crossing the atlantic, cynics had heard that before. there were people outside who were demonstrating that this had all the earmarks of the titanic. some people even went off the aeroplane and said, "never again," they never came back. i think it was about 30 passengers who didn't want to go back. when we

rescuers in norway are still searching for people missing following a landslide. i'll be back at ten o'clock. now on bbc news, our world. in india, every eight minutes, a child disappears. rajini vaidya nathan investigates the problem of child trafficking in the country, meets its victims and those who are trying to help. this is what it feels like when your child disappears. in india, a nationwide trade is separating children from theirfamilies. every eight minutes, a child goes missing in this country, and they are often trafficked. thousands of children robbed of their innocence. we uncover a complex child trafficking network in india, and ask, "how can this be happening?" midday in a suburb of north—west delhi, and we are on a raid. searching forjust some of the 10 million children in forced labour in india. we have had a tip—off that dozens of kids are working in bakeries here. we've been told that some children already escaped from one of the premises, but we've got a lead for another place, so we're just going there now. this operation is being led by a

loves the arctic ocean the german has been living in norway's high north for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the sights along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sites from the bottom of the sea for this took root. he only set out the tracks the day before at a depth of 180 meters but one day was long enough for him to pull up dozens of king crabs a delicacy all around the world the crabs also a growing ecological problem the crest stations multiply like rabbits. job in the water you're good he can probably grab we have crept right over your. harvesting the king crabs has brought an unheard of prosperity to norway's economically constrained time nor including for the remote fishing village of big guy next. in 1809 residents ran an advertisement offering their village for sale. young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived complete with bed and breakfasts and even a bistro. and it's all thanks to none other than the king crab. fisherman who life in there was among the 1st to discover the non-native s

the extradition of a suspect has been made possible by an agreement the eu and norway. the director of the french association for victims of terrorism is has three other suspects are still at large in the middle east. but the families will be glad to see at least one person stand trial. translation: we are going to try to persuade jordan translation: we are going to try to persuadejordan and the west ba n k try to persuadejordan and the west bank to follow norway's lead and join the fight against terrorism, because the fight against terrorism means never letting crimes go unpunished. we must all stand in solidarity to denounce terrorism, regardless of borders. waled abuzayed, now aged 62, has arrived in paris from oslo, where he has been living since 1991. he denies being involved in the attack, saying he was in monte in the attack, saying he was in m o nte carlo in the attack, saying he was in monte carlo at the time. the goldenberg killings were part ofa goldenberg killings were part of a wave of anti—semitic attacks in france in the 1980s, attacks in france in the

the extradition of a suspect has been made possible by an agreement between norway and the eu. the director of the french association for victims of tourism says three other suspects are still at large in the middle east but the families will be glad to see at least one person stand trial. translation: we are going to try and persuade jordan translation: we are going to try and persuadejordan and the west ba n k try and persuadejordan and the west bank to follow norway's lead and join the fight against terrorism, because the fight against terrorism means never letting crimes go unpunished. we must all stand in solidarity to denounce terrorism regardless of borders. walid abdulrahman abu zayed, now aged 62, has arrived in paris from 0slo where he has been living since 1991. he denies being involved in the attack, saying he was in monte carlo at the time. the goldenberg killings we re time. the goldenberg killings were pa rt of time. the goldenberg killings were part of a wave of anti—semitic attacks in france in the 1980s. attacks which have again surged since 2015. the trial

anchor: an update on the landslide norway. now to a wildlife project in kenya which was recognized that they you in prized -- un prize. undid isy indigenous groups who manage the land, working so humans and animals can exist side-by-side. our africa p corresponded a visit. reporter: five years ago, this place was barely aimed. -- bare land. there was poaching and hunting the area. when we decided as a community to come togethere , we hen tremendous change. this is really the story of possibility. reporter: he is the cofounder. it is a few thousand acres on the edge ofenya's famed national resve. this small place has a big idea. it is one of the few or maybe the only community owned and operated conservancy's in kenya. communit elders make decisions about how the park is run. >> we dividedur land into the core area is mainly occupied by wildlife. n,during drought seaur animals can also raise on those areas. the holding area is a free grazing land for members of the conservancy. reporter: this is another thing that sets this apa

a landslide in norway left at least ten people injured and 21 unaccounted for. several homes were destroyed as the earth gave way in a residential area near oslo and hundreds of people were evacuated. the debris is so delicate only helicopters are being used to search for survivors. >>> a rally has been held in support of a black teenager at the center of a viral video.

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norway's top court has cleared the way for new oil exploration in the arctic judges meeting on line ruled that new oil drilling would not violate a constitutional guarantee for a healthy environment environmental groups and said the outcome with lead to norway violated its climate protection commitments to deal with the fallout over the poisoning of a russian opposition leader alexei navalny has intensified moscow has now barred officials from germany and other european states that sanction to russia for allegedly trying to kill in the fall meet with a deadly nerve agent during a plane trip in russia over the summer. has a stirred up controversy by publishing a recording that he claims is of a phone call with a russian security agent involved says he duped the agent into revealing details about the poisoning attack moscow has dismissed the phone call as a fake. but for more let's go to yoga hot foreign policy spokesperson for germany's a c.d.u. c.s.u. conservative parliamentary group can you tell us exactly which german representative representatives have now been slapped with sanctions.

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norway's top court has cleared the way for new oil exploration in the arctic judges meeting online rules about new oil drilling would not violate a constitutional guarantee for a healthy environment environmental groups said the outcome would lead in norway to violating its climate protection men's rooms the top of the fallout over the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei navalny has intensified osco has now barred officials from germany and other european states that sanction russia for allegedly carrying out the attack last summer this comes a day after of only published a recorded phone call with an alleged russian agent who seems to have unwittingly revealed details about the poisoning. he was going to confront an alleged would be assassin either way alexina bound his lawyer lubow souple arrived at an apartment block in moscow according to novell me a man who lives on this street he's one of the security service agents who tried to kill him if you want to see yes i've seen you see the show. off the waiting many i was outside his home the police arrive and take all the way. y

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, norway pays tariffs, some level of tariffs on its fishing products although it has access to the single market for the rest. the problem is, that is in five or six yea rs' problem is, that is in five or six years' time, and i think the fishing industry felt that this was our moment in the political sun and who knows what priority a government in five years will give to fishing. it feels like a lost opportunity. we must leave it there but thank you very much for talking to us, we appreciate that, that was barry deas. at least 10 climbers are now known to have died during an avalanche in iran. more than a dozen others were rescued from the alborz mountain range, north of tehran. the victims include a mountaineering instructor. a search operation is continuing for other survivors. authorities in the us are investigating whether a campervan explosion in the city of nashville on christmas day was a suicide bombing. three people were injured in the blast and dna tests are now being carried out after human remains were found near the site of the blast. elections in the central african republic

norway or turkey or at least canada with the european union and while they are in fact for the moment negotiating around the table is the last turkey and certainly less than norway and maybe even less than. so they have told in the past that bracks it was possible we doubt all the difficulties in the negotiations we have today it takes 2 to tango should the e.u. not have made some more concessions i don't see where we could have made more concessions. because when we talk about the playfield it's normal that when you give access to your internal market you are asked that the least to day at the same rules we are asking that from japan we are asking that from vietnam we are asking that from canada in the future we will oz debt from the united states of america if we conclude a trade deal so what we are doing is quite normal but is it is seen in the u.k. as their sovereignty so. if fact what they want is to have all the advantages of a free trade deal but not the inconvenience not the obligations not the payments that they have to make and that is for us impossible because if we do that

and rescuers in norway are still searching for people missing following a landslide. houses were crushed and buried in mud after the landslide hit a village near oslo after heavy rain.

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and rescuers search for people missing, after a landslide sweeps through a village in norway. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world. the uk has become the first country in europe to approve the use of two covid—19 vaccines. today the uk medicines regulator gave the go—ahead for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine — signalling a landmark moment in the fight against coronavirus. it comes as the uk announced a further 981 deaths in the past 2a hours — the highest figure since april. but as the news of the vaccine was received, it was also announced that roughly 20 million more people across england are set to join the toughest tier 4 covid restrictions. from midnight tonight, the midlands, north east, parts of the north west and parts of the south west are among those escalated to tier 4 — with people asked to stay at home and in another of today's announcements — it was confirmed that the reopening of secondary schools in england will be delayed untiljanuary 18th for most pupils. however most primary schools will go back as p

after a landslide, the search for those feed missing in buried houses in residential area outside norway's capital. the republicans raise more objections to the us election result. the trump administration still claims it was fraudulent. hello to you. uk has the first country in europe to approve the use of two covid—19 vaccines. the medicines regulator gave the go—ahead for the oxford astrazeneca vaccines ignoring a landmark moment. other million doses will be made available next week. argentina and el salvador have also approved the vaccine. the us says it should have gone through its regulatory process by april. fergus walsh has this. the approval of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which is a fantastic achievement for british science. it's a great day, we're very proud. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pandemic. it is, i think, a game—changing moment. this is the vaccine, more than any other, that will eventually bring coronavirus under control. unlike pfizer's, which needs ultra low temperatures, the oxford astrazeneca vaccine can be transported in a

and rescuers search for people missing, after a landslide sweeps through a village in norway. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world. millions more people in england are entering tougher restrictions for covid—19 as the second wave of the virus continues to spread at an alarming rate. the uk authorities have announced a further 50,023 new infections, recorded in the latest 2a—hours. the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week is nowjust over 40,000. and 981 deaths were reported , that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. it means on average in the past week, 500 deaths were announced every day. here is our medical editor, fergus walsh. amidst the terrible toll the virus is taking — there was other news which gives hope for the future. the uk medicines regulator gave the go—ahead for the approval of the oxford vaccine, which is a fantastic achievement for british science... it's a great day, we are very proud. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pande

landslide — the search for those feared missing amongst the buried houses in a residential area outside norway's capital. arise sir lewis — the formula one world champion lewis hamilton is knighted in the queens new years honours list. the uk has become the first country in europe to approve the use of two covid—19 vaccines. the country's medicines regulator gave the go—ahead for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, signaling a landmark moment in the fight against coronavirus. half a million doses will be made available next week. argentina and el salvador have also approved the vaccine, and the us says it should have gone through its regulatory process by april. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh reports. the approval of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which is a fantastic achievement for british science. it's a great day, we're very proud. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pandemic. it is, i think, a game—changing moment. this is the vaccine, more than any other, that will eventually bring coronavirus under control. unlike pfizer's, which needs ultra low temperature

landslide the search for those feared missing among the buried houses in a residential area outside norway's capital. and arise sir lewis. the formula 1 world champion lewis hamilton is knighted in the queens new years honours list. hello and welcome. the uk has become the first country in europe to approve the use of two covid—19 vaccines. the medicines regulator here has given the go—ahead for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. it is, no doubt, a landmark moment in the fight against coronavirus. half a million doses will be made available next week. argentina and el salvador have also approved the vaccine and it should have gone through the regulatory process in the us by april. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh reports. the approval of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which is a fantastic achievement for british science. it's a great day, we're very proud. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pandemic. it is, i think, a game—changing moment. this is the vaccine, more than any other, that will eventually bring coronavirus under control. unlike pfizer's, which needs

welcome to norway! so this is you on the first flight? yes, just after landing in london, and me in between the captains. does it still fit? yes, see. but the glitz of the very first flight was tarnished by its giant, new engines. something happened before take—off. one of the engines heated up. some people said that they had seen flames, maybe they did, or they imagined it. but the captain decided to go back to the terminal. the world's press watched the world's biggestjet return. archive: disappointed? well, sure. on the tarmac, pan am's ron marasco. it was a state of shock throughout the facility. this was our worst nightmare. archive: any sense of fear? no, i mean, they said something was burning, and we got off. a man—made giant crossing the atlantic, cynics had heard that before. there were people outside who were demonstrating that this had all the earmarks of the titanic. some people even went off the aeroplane and said, "never again," they never came back. i think it was about 30 passengers who didn't want to go back. when we

rescuers in norway are still searching for people missing following a landslide. i'll be back at ten o'clock.