norway, a lot of them are tesla cars in norway i have noticed. i don't know if tesla has a plan in norway but plenty of tesla cars. but obviously they are a long way ahead of the rest of us so we will watch norway closely to see whether they come up with the solutions to some of the problems of transition. we will be back the same time next week. thank you very much for watching the programme. do stay with us. hello there. whilst the remainder of the working week will remain mild, it's all change over the weekend. we're looking at our first sustained spell of frosty weather quite widely by night. there's even snow in the forecast, but at the moment, the reason that it's mild is we're drawing the winds in off the atlantic. that south—westerly�*s been pretty strong in the last 12—24 hours, starting to ease away a little bit on friday. the weather front still in the north will be giving some rain, but the temperatures have been what we're talking about, stays mild, as i say, to the end of the working week, and then they get back and they may w

countries like the uk have to address it like norway has to address it, but norway seems to refuse to address it. it's been addressed by the politicians and the people in charge of the ministry of oil. their conclusion is for more full steam ahead, more exploration, even inside the arctic. that's what they have chosen to do now. that is not my task. let me ask you this, because you are one of the most wealthiest men in all of norway. you are known for your philanthropy, your love of art, you want to build a gallery in your home town which is going to cost millions and is the subject of some controversy. do you think that the wealth norway has has been good for your society? yes, i think it has been. and i think it has been for a couple of reasons. when we discovered oil in �*69, very early on we decided — or politicians at the time decided — that it should be wealth that should be spread over the whole population. it should be looked after for every norwegian person. they decided to put it into a fund, which they did, and i think it's been one of the most amazing stories of that

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from norway and the others came from denmark and others. and margaret, this was her tomb. and for a brief period of time, and through sheer force of will, tonight the kingdoms of denmark. it's a kind of undertaking they can say only a woman would pursue and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. and it lasted through death in 1412. it's an achievement in history of scandinavia and thank you so one of the things that i think margaret of denmark or the most extraordinary woman of scandinavian history. rule of the most extraordinary woman in the book history of the european of the middle ages. in terms of her personal well effort and a sense of command. scandinaviages in are ones in which the viking culture and that sense of solidarity, shared values and mutual trust but also creating that individual freedom to go through changes in shapes and through the coming of christianity. but then also of the coming of euphemism and. [inaudible]. and we make this between the scandinavians of americans in the church and i think i explained this in the book, prof

and i see that norway is seeking the floor and i give the floor to norway.— floor to norway. thank you, president. _ floor to norway. thank you, president, and _ floor to norway. thank you, president, and thank - floor to norway. thank you, president, and thank you i floor to norway. thank you, i president, and thank you alok, floor to norway. thank you, - president, and thank you alok, and i want to— president, and thank you alok, and i want to give — president, and thank you alok, and i want to give my wholehearted support to what _ want to give my wholehearted support to what was just said. we have a very— to what was just said. we have a very solid — to what was just said. we have a very solid body of text here that we are happy— very solid body of text here that we are happy with on all tracks and i think— are happy with on all tracks and i think every— are happy with on all tracks and i think every single country in this group _ think every single country in this group would like to change a sentence or two or have other ideas, but i sentence or two or hav

new zealand, norway in switzerland. _ before. new zealand, norway in switzerland, desiree _ before. new zealand, norway in switzerland, desiree against i before. new zealand, norway inj switzerland, desiree against the before. new zealand, norway in i switzerland, desiree against the law but thank you very much indeed. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello. we're just seeing first signs of a much advertised change in our weather fortunes where sunday produces a much cooler feeling day across all parts of the british isles. first signs of the cold air already getting up into the north of scotland but as we get on through the night and into sunday the weather fronts will allow a northerly flow to dominate right across the east. and that transition will happen for many overnight. we will keep some showers going across northern and eastern parts of the british isles. one or two drifting through the irish sea. in between with these skies clear and there isn't so much of a noticeably north wind will end up with a touch of frost. so it's a chilly, bright, really su

from norway and the representative from norway and the representative from tanzania. for sub-item — representative from tanzania. for sub—item eight b and c, the contact groups— sub—item eight b and c, the contact groups were co—chaired from the ambassador from antigua and from japan _ ambassador from antigua and from japan for— ambassador from antigua and from japan. for sub—item eight d, the group— japan. for sub—item eight d, the groupwas— japan. for sub—item eight d, the group was co—chaired from their representative from pakistan and the representative from pakistan and the representative from pakistan and the representative from germany. for sub-item — representative from germany. for sub—item eight e, the contact group was co—chaired by the representative from finland and the representative from finland and the representative from south africa. for sub—item eight _ from south africa. for sub—item eight f, — from south africa. for sub—item eight f, the _ from south africa. for sub—item eight f, the contact group was co-cha

oslo, norway. .. in the uk and we had charge of that part of the worst space although we were in russian water. on the belief which was the largest effective battleship in the world was house there in the belief that was going to come out and attack ships admiral pound ordered all of the support away from this convoy so in a matter of hours in five days from the court where they were sailing to this convoy was -- 34 ships, 11, count them 11 ships went through and the rest were sunk. you can make it in for five minutes in the ships can't stop and they can't stop and pick you up and in the end 120 u.s. allied men died. most were killed immediately when they hit the water and those that survived came out crippled, maimed and emotionally scarred for life. he remains one of the saddest shameless episodes of the war. but again we are dealing with human beings. when that war ended i was in the pacific ocean. i was on a ship that was destined to be in the invasion of the canal and i was on a tanker often call

occurred in western europe. 130 people killed in paris in 2015, november 2015 and 67 people killed in norway in 2011. if you look at it on the her cat at a rate the united states is one of the largest countries in terms of population but if you look at a per-capita rate the united states ranks about 64th in terms of fatalities for mask public shootings. we don't even have data for all the countries in the world that are there but there are a number of countries in europe, finland, norway, france, switzerland and other countries in eastern europe as well as russia that have much higher per-capita rates of mask public shootings than we have here in the united states. >> host: several highly publicized school mass shootings in the united states. what would you suggest to prevent those? >> this is something that has concerned me for 420 years and a major focus of my research. the research center that i'm president of reported a while ago that with all the school shootings, every type of school shooting all the way up to mask public shootings from 2000 through 2003 teen and what we found was that

the german fleet was in oslo, as i mentioned, oslo, norway, they have water temperature in that area of 45 degrees below zero, 45 degrees below zero. you hit the water, you got four or five minutes and you're done. hypothermia takes you. hurricane winds creating waves 60 to 70-foot high. you can look this up and you'll see portrayals of this and you'll see the ships. they have pictures of the ships coated with ice and the men out there with hatchets chopping the ice to keep the ship mobile. there was an admiral in uk, in what is today great britain, the united kingdom. and that admiral had charge of that part of the war space. although we were in russian water and american ships, he was in charge. on the belief that the ship i mentioned which was the largest, most effective battleship in the world, was housed there. and the belief that was going to come out and attack ships, the admiral ordered all of the support away from this convoy. all of the support. within a matter of hours and five days from the port where they were sailing to, this convoy was condemned to death. 34 ships. 11,

william the conquer kerr descended from the -- conquer or descended from norway, the king of denmark and others, that there's -- no one ever manages to really unite all of scandinavia, except one, and that's margaret of denmark. thisthis is her effigy, her toms a matter of fact, who for a brief time managed to, through sheer force of will, to unite the kingdoms of denmark, sweden and norway into one. it's the kind of undertaking that -- [laughter] only a woman would conceive of and would pursue and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit booktv.org. use the search box at the top of the page to look for arthur herman or the title of his book, "the viking heart." ♪ >> on "about books," we delve into the latest news about the publishing industry with interesting insider interviews with publishing industry experts. we'll also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books, the latest book reviews, and we'll talk about the current nonfiction books featured on c-span's booktv. >> host: and welcome to the "about

front that's blown across the north of the british isles, bringing some heavy snow to western areas of norway, bloss 3 showers to denmark. and as we go into, does a lot of that snow is going to spread across in to sweden. now in the north west for britain, an island is wet her up in the north, but it's dry a down in the south of spells the sunshine coming through for southern areas of england. and as we moved down to the i barian potential is looking lot fine and dry . if a portugal lots of sunshine, a little bit cooler and madrid, the temperature sitting in the mid teens. but for the really wet and windy weather, we have to head to the southeast, it's going to pick up here as it will for coastal areas of algeria and it's going to get wet again for southern areas of italy in particular for puleo we have got a warning out here for heavy rain, but for rome it does dry up and we'll have sunshine through the weekend. ah. oh, the land of the free. if you a black or criminal, you are someone that was shadow accent would america gives you a new episode of democracy, maybe explodes, racial conflict,

first of all, it's just in norway more snow for norway, and it's settled to south that not very warm and he spent to get colder because tucked him behind this next area that his band of rain is a cold front. this cold air bring snow to the mountains of scotland. eventually congress bed for the south london shows it, for example, down about 5 degrees by saturday. the average front of amber's 11 in december is 8 . so we'd be lo both. ah. the war in afghanistan is now. will non taliban figures make up a part? ah, that in you can only work within the caliber leave it. there will be a house with inside story pack. i frank assessment the div headline subscribe now. however, you listen to that in the country with an abundance of results, rate, foreign walk, indonesia whose turns forming we moved full to growth and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let be part linda. this is growth and progress. invent indonesia now. ah, ah ah. player

group g is going down to the wire with just two points separating the netherlands, turkey and norway. the dutch with their injured coach louis van gaal who fell off his bike when cycling on sunday sit top, and they host norway while turkey travel to montenegro with any of the teams capable of finishing in either of the top two spots. iam thinking i am thinking about qualifying, i am thinking about qualifying, i am thinking about qualifying, i am not thinking about coming top of the group. we are positive and looking forward to the game. it will be a tough game but after the game on saturday we are very much motivated even more to show why we belong in the world cup. had it not been for the last tournament. in south american qualifying, argentina who sit second in the group, will host brazil later on tuesday looking to extend their unbeaten run, which currently stands at 26 in all competitions and lionel messi will play according to his coach lionel scaloni. this man, neymar, has withdrawn though, due to a thigh injury although brazil have already guaranteed their place in next year's

first of all, it's just in norway more snow for norway, and it's settled to the south that not very warm and it is but get colder because tucked him behind this next area that his band of rain is a cold front. this cold air bring snow to the mountains and scotland eventually the cold was spread further, south london shows it. for example dant about 5 degrees by saturday. the average for november is 11, believe december is 8. so we're below both. the weather sponsored by kat are airways voted world best airline of 2021. healing the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees had come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future, it's now not a complete. you cannot lose hope. we know what to do and we have the tools to do this for you on out there. ah oh, and are you watching out 0? i'm emily anglin. reminder of our top stories, the sour, ethiopia as prime minister, says he'll travel to the frontline on tuesday to late the military against rebel forces. the long war with to grime forces

c, norway and u. k. deborah, deborah representatives met mr albert han and asked him for an immediate return to civilian government and leaves of the political prisoners. and also they emphasize on the partnership or the military and civilians. so at the source to say that hum duke has met the representative of the political parties and told them that he will accept the decision. and he will follow the desire of the people in the cities and mister albert hand, the armies chief also says that he is very much keen to her to see hum duke as the prime minister. however, it must be a new technocrat government that doesn't reflect that they're the same a case of the previous ousted go to my so it is quite difficult for now. but what they know that there have been some other people also been called to her tomb as plan b for for mr. will hand in case if 100 doesn't accept to be the prime minister, is going to appoint another civilian as head of the government. however key she's here, whether without ham, look, b

we're going to give you the story behind that 79-foot norway spruce a little later. the overwhelming majority of our christmas trees have been norway spruces. >> can we just look. this is a friday crowd. just soak it in. that is a massive friday crowd. we want to thank everybody who came here outside. they've been happening out and they're beating the rain drops. >> look at that. >> it's friday morning. let's get to the headlines at 7:30. kellogg's has now filed a lawsuit against a local union in omaha, nebraska, complaining that striking workers are blocking entrances to its cereal plant and intimidating workers as they enter the facility. the workers in omaha and three other plants have been on strike since october 5th. the two sides failed to agree on a contract when they met two days earlier this month. >>> innovative solutions is controlling nearly 100,000 pounds of chicken products after consumers reported finding pieces of bone in their chicken burgers. for a full list of products, we have them on our website, go to today.com. >>> to nfl, baltimore taking on m

with three teamsjulian including norway and they scored while turkey won 2—1 in montenegro to take the play—off spot. group e, whales in the play—offs after the hold of number one ranked team, belgium. the red devils put her head and it was equalised and they were minus gareth bale and they will be seededin gareth bale and they will be seeded in the drawer made later this month. it means now we have finished second and we hope that when our fans are rocking out we can romp home against anyone at home and we still respect the teams but we do not fear anybody. white we finished unbeaten but we finish our campaign hourand 25 finished unbeaten but we finish our campaign hour and 25 wins, three drawers. blue we are looking forward to the world cup and we congratulate wales, they finished second which is fantastic. garbine muguruza read so is into the finals and the succeeded spaniard finished number three in the world and was too strong for her compatriot paula by dozer as she won out in less than 1.5 hours. daniil medvedev is through to the semifinals of the atp finals after beating al

been lucky enough to do it for a lot of years already, i've played in world cups, one metal back with norway already, and the dream of winning something would be the biggest thing in my career. we are a small country and kind of an underdog, even though we have a history of winning. i will always use my voice to empower people who need a bit of help to get their rights where they should be. don't forget to vote for the women's footballer of the year. that's all from sportsday. thank you very much. let's take you now to glasgow _ thank you very much. let's take you now to glasgow where _ thank you very much. let's take you now to glasgow where the _ thank you very much. let's take you now to glasgow where the royal- now to glasgow where the royal reception is about to take place — we've just seen the duke and duchess of cambridge go in. i'm sorry to say we appear to havejust of cambridge go in. i'm sorry to say we appear to have just come by a moment too late. there will also be a video message delivered by her majesty the queen recorded earlier, and that message will be in lieu of her pres

a remote place sandwiched between norway and iceland. it's a rare sunny day as we head out to sea with ocean pioneers in seaweed farming. take a look. that heads directly to the north pole. wind comes ripping through here. there are massive waves. water temp is normally only a little above freezing. these are some of the roughest and toughest waters in the world. oliveira gregerson grew up by these treacherous seas and launched his company with one mission, how can the faroe islands fight climate change? >> we don't have much forest, but we have an enormous ocean area. we could grow a forest in the ocean. >> reporter: seaweed farms are known as a carbon sink, absorbing large amounts of dangerous greenhouse gases from the air. this captures more carbon than a tropical forest. as places like the amazon are burned and razed for commercial use, scientists are looking underwater. >> we only have 3% or 5% of the planet that's tropical rainforest. we have 70% of the planet that's ocean. >> reporter: seaweed cultivation globally has become the f

william the conqueror descended from the northern conquerors from norway. king of denmark and others, no one ever manages to really unite all of scandinavia except one, and that's margaret of denmark. this is her effigy at her tomb the, as a matter of fact, who for a brief period of time manage through sheer force of will to unite the kingdoms of denmark, sweden and norway into one. it's the kind of undertaking that -- [laughter] only a woman would conceive of and would pursue, and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. >> to watch the rest of this program, visit booktv.org. use the search box at top of the page to look for arthur herman or the title of his book, "the viking heart." >> and you've been watching booktv. every sunday on c-span2 watch nonfiction authors discuss their books. television for serious readers. and watch them all online anytime at booktv.org. you can also find us on twitter, facebook and youtube @booktv. ♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america

and then we'll welcome a beautiful 79 foot tall norway spruce to the heart of manhattan as it takes its place as the rockefeller center christmas tree. today saturday, november 13th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker, and dylan dreyer. >>> welcome to "today" and thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. hard to believe the holidays are upon us. we're less than two weeks from thanksgiving. >> the parade this year is going to be like years past, before the pandemic, with a couple of new additions among them. my girls were excited about the aden twist scientist new balloon and a baby yoda. >>> we have a very busy morning ahead of us. we are following three legal battles, the first here in d.c. where former trump ally steve bannon was charged on friday with contempt of congress for his failure to testify about the january 6th capital. >>> and another case, britney spears on friday a judge ending her conservatorship. >>> plus the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial set to rule today on lesser charges. >>> let's begin with the charges a

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whenever big pushes has been to divest from financial institutions, and when we went to norway, we met with d and b, and they announced that they were pulling a $250000000.00 credit line from dapple. i don't know if you guys seen it, but dapple already late. we're going to do a divestment tour. we're meeting with the beeps and paris and brussels and amsterdam than we're and the and that the united nations in geneva. our community does not support or want or never consented to the default access pipeline. well, should not come at the expense of indigenous people. it should not come at the expense of marginalized communities. so tell us, what do you think of washed every having been in europe doing the type of work used to do there? well, i'm glad she went and she went in my stead. i'm confident that she can now hold her own. she comes from a circle. oh ciocca, and that's just the way we are. i asked that the swiss people stand with us. how have you seen washed a we change since all of this began a year ago. i watched her go through some pains because she was the national voice . so i'm

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growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. healthier is on-demand covid testing to help you return safely. even if it's still... a little awkward. how've you been? -i'm so good! ♪ this is what healthier looks like. ♪ >>> welcome back let us hit a few more big money movers on this busy thursday s sofi, earnings topping forecasts, strong growth, so far reporting 15% growth in borrowing driven by personal and student loans that stock is up 15%. don't miss the ceo first on cnbc 8:30 eastern time today. stock two is amc, the ceo filing to sell about 53 million worth of his shares but it's part of an already set trading plan. he said after the sale he'll still own more than 2 million shares stock three, the honest company. shares are popping, honestly this is the consumer company had soli

and when we went to norway, we met with d and b, and they announced that they were pulling a $250000000.00 credit line from dapple. i don't know if you guys seen it, but dapple already late. we're going to do a divestment tour. we're meeting with the beeps and paris and brussels and amsterdam than we're and the and that the united nations in geneva. our community does not support or want or never consented to the devote access pipeline. well, should not come at the expense of indigenous people. it should not home at the expense of marginalized communities. so tell us, what do you think of washed a re having been in europe doing the type of work used to do there? well, i'm glad she went and she went in my stead. i'm confident that she can well hold her own. she comes from a circle, a whole ciocca, and that's just the way we are. i asked that this with people stand with us. how have you seen washed a we changed since all of this began a year ago. i watched her go through some pains because she was the national voice . so i'm very proud of her. and i know all the efforts that she made on beha

when the big pushes has been to divest from financial institutions, and when we went to norway, we met with d and b. and they announced that they were pulling a $250000000.00 credit line from dapple. i don't know if you guys seen it, but dapple already lead. we're going to do a divestment tour. we're meeting with the beeps and paris and brussels and amsterdam than we're and the and that the united nations in geneva. our community does not support or want or never consented to devote access pipeline well, should not come at the expense of indigenous people. it should not come at the expense of marginalized communities. so tell us, what do you think of my favorite having been in europe doing the type of work used to do? well, i'm glad she went and she went in my stead. i'm confident that she can now hold her own. she comes from a circle. oh ciocca, and that's just the way we are. i asked that the swiss people stand with us. how have you seen washed a we change since all of this began a year ago. i watched her go through some pains because she was the national voice . so i'm very proud of

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tech review also says that ukraine, norway and sweden are the countries that has made the greatest rise to reduce gas emissions. the global climate policy of each of those three nations is still largely considered to be insufficient. >> boris johnson welcome to the france -- french president to the climate summit in glasgow. both leaders smiled for the cameras but in recent days, there has been in from moneys row -- an acrimonious row between the countries. both have struck and uncover my zinc tone -- an uncompromising tone about the fishing row. >> the french have given the u.k. until tuesday to hand license to the french fishermen working in the english channel. with hours to go before that ultimatum, the dispute is not resolved. since the u.k. left the eu, the british dede whore entitled to fish in their waters following negotiation's negotiation in their -- negotiations negotiated in their post brexit negotiations. u.k. authorities haverged ance to retract their threats or face an escalation. >> the french have behaved unfairly. it is not within the terms of the trade deal. if someb

in in norway with bow and arrow they killed five people and injured three. in the u.k., david amos was assassinated and bombs wounded hundreds as they bombed houses of worship in america. and the media coverage concealed the isis bomb attack in uganda october 24 killing a waitress. shamefully the media ignores the atrocities across afghanistan and fail to report terrorist attacks worldwide as american families are at risk of suicide bombers. in conclusion god bless our troops who successfully protected america 20 years as the global war on terrorism continues moving from afghanistan to america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker, i rise today to talk about the biden border crisis which continues to rage every single day for months the biden administration had no answer for the

to denmark, norway, finland, sweden, opened up at a rate of 80% full vaccination over 12. they have seen increased cases as they opened up. they stopped mask mandates. denmark opened september 10th and they have not seen an increase in deaths or hospitalizations. this is what vaccine immunity does is it prevents you from getting severe disease. we could see more cases but not hospitalizations. >> what you think about this weekend with halloween coming up. fauci has said americans can go out and enjoy halloween, as usual, especially if you are vaccinated . young children are not vaccinated and mingling with lots of people and putting their hands in bowls of candy. since we started vaccinating over holiday weekends. we didn't see it over labor day. this is the next holiday. it's outside. and literally 2020, the university of canterbury did a scope review of how low transmission is. tell everyone to go outside before they get the vaccine. they should out be trick-or- treating. and inside, we have high enough vaccination rate that you can keep your child masked inside, and unt

whenever big wishes has been to divest from financial institutions and when we went to norway, we met with d and b, and they announced that they were pulling a $250000000.00 credit line from dapple. i don't know if you guys seen it, but dapple already late. we're going to do a divestment tour. we're meeting with the beeps and paris and brussels and amsterdam than we're and the and that the united nations in geneva. our community does not support or want or never consented to the default access pipeline. well, should not come at the expense of indigenous people. it should not home at the expense of marginalized communities. so tell us, what do you think of my favorite having been in europe doing the type of work used to do? well, i'm glad she went and she went in my stead. i'm confident that she can now hold her own. she comes from a circle. oh ciocca, and that's just the way we are. i asked that the swiss people stand with us. how have you seen washed a we change since all of this began a year ago. i watched her go through some pains because she was the national voice . so i'm very pr

the norway spruce has been donated by a family. it will be wrapped with more than 50,000 multicolor lights and crowned with a star. tree lighting is set for december 1st and you can watch it here on nbc bay area. >>> did you watch it? the big question, why? buster posey, we'll hear from him, explains his decision to retire and leave $22 million of salary on the table. here are some clues for you -- think family, health, and georgia. >>> we watched it -- it was raw, intriguing and emotional. late this afternoon, buster posey said good-bye in a way much like he played, with a lot of class. >> well said. he's not outwardly emotional. he's usually pretty stoic, but today with the wife and kids in the conference room he was tearful and refleckive. buster posey walking into the newsroom to formally announce his retirement. remember yesterday, the bombshell. today clarification and explanation. he leaves as one of the giants' all time greats and will likely end up in the hall of fame. why retire? he's only 34 and coming off a great season

directly over here, norway. it was home to control by the zer mans at the time. and they occupied the country and they housed in the harbor there some of the great ships. one of them is called the turnpicks. after the war started, we recognized the need to ship goods there and they put together the largest convoy in american history. tell me how many of your schools. i'm going to tell you what i know now. no condemnation, but fact. they had a billion dollars worth of material. now that is about $5 million. but bound for mermansk. 35 merchant ships, 24 military ships including cruisers and escorts and destroyers. air support, submarines, and cargo containing 300 aircraft. 600 tanks, 4,000 trucks, 1,000 jeeps, and 150 tons of general cargo. what happened was the sea is a treacherous place to be to begin with. the german fleet was in oslo. they have a water temperature of 45 degrees below zero. if you hit that water you only have a few minutes before hyperthermia takes you. the ships are coated with ice. and the men are throughout with hatchets chopping the ice. the

what will growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. gerry: the cold-weather covid surges here cases risen 30% over the last two weeks and the averages over 91000. this is only 59% of americans that are fully vaccinated pre-demonstration asked for the reinstatement of the osha vaccine mandate and businesses with over 100 employees requiring vaccination for all workers or regular covid testing. in europe lockdowns of the early days of the pandemic had been reimplemented. causing protests to breakout belgium incorporation. how will the u.s. continue to deal with the continuing covid surge and the next few months. let's take that up with our panel. laura, we learned this week the number of people died from covid tragically this year 2021 is exceeded the number that died in 2020. president

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just off the coast of the faroe islands sandwiched between iceland and norway is underwater trees, a surprising weapon in fighting climate change. it's a rare sunny day here when we head out to sea with ocean rain forest, pioneers in seaweed farming. the landscape is picture perfect, but the team's quick to warn us, don't get used to the sunshine. take a look at this, the gap between those two mountains heads directly to the north pole. the wintertime, wind just comes ripping through, there are massive waves, water temp is normally a little above freezing. this is a difficult place to farm. olaf gregorson grew up on these seas and launched his company with one mission, to help combat climate change. >> we don't have much land area, but we have enormous ocean area. we could grow a forest in the ocean. by seaweed in the ocean, taking up co2, using that seaweed to either replace fossil-based products or use the seaweed for food and feed protects. >> reporter: known as blue harvest, coastal systems like seaweed farms are known as a carbon sink, absorbing dangerous greenhouse gases from t

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the 79-foot norway spruce is coming from maryland. the first time the tree has been picked from that state. >> received a knock on the door, it was the head gardener asking if we would be willing to donate the christmas tree. >> we've been here 30 years and watched it grow and took care of it. we thought why not let it go for a better purpose before it starts to decline. >> reporter: mark your calendars. the lighting ceremony will be on december 1st. anne-marie? >> can'tdiane, can't talk christmas right now. it's too early for me. >> i know you can't. i'm the opposite of you on this one. i'm like, just hear those sleigh bells ringing, jingling. i'm sorry -- i know, you're like -- >> one of those people. two types of people in this world, diane. >> i know. i know. we've got them covered. >> diane king hall -- yeah, right. you're at the new york stock exchange. diane, have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> up next, free britney spears. after almost 14 years in a conservatorship why the singer's life could finally change today. what can

government to withdraw travel restrictions on a nobel winning journalist so she can accept her award in norway next month. she's the first nobel laureate from the philippines. she shares the prize with a russian investigative journalist . a movie scene as an endorsement of free speech rights worldwide. she has face setbacks and legal action for scrutiny of the philippines government with her website. >> we are very concerned about the travel restrictions placed on the government of the philippines preventing her from traveling in person to receive the nobel peace prize. we encourage the government of the philippines to allow her to travel to oslo. anchor: twitter cofounder jack dorsey has stepped down as ceo. he faced internal questions to reside -- to resign and will be replaced by the chief technology officer. in a statement on twitter, he said it was finally time to leave. reporter: jack dorsey has been at the helm in some form or another from 2006 when the company started. he stepped down for a while and was put back on. he has been under pressure since last year to go after some major sha

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