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but 1st we had no to norway. research as they are trying to understand how the winds on changing norway is also to be home to a new spaceport, old as and more coming up on tomorrow. today, d, w, science magazine b nor the norway. for 60 years, researchers have been launching rockets from here into the northern lights. in this way, they hoped to gain an understanding of the interior of the dancing around iraq. it to him site was set up on the island of undo. yeah, they are now plans to enlarge it. to give europe a new space court and more independence in space travel. final preparations are being made for the launch of a nasa research rocket in norway's far north. the u. s. space agency knows the answer yes. space center close to the low photon islands is good place to study the northern lights or aurora borealis. the launch range that's very far north, and there's not many of them. we can take a rocket and reach the aurora. um, because its um you know, our, our rockets are limited in range, so we have to get close enough to the aurora to be able to launch into it from where we're at. th

this is a dark, dark day for norway. this is a new national trauma after the terror attack 22nd of july, 11 years ago. the white supremacist terror attack took a lot of lives. and this is just a new job, much of the nation and people gathering together. this will take time to kind of digest and the whole of like the royal family has been out there. every member you know, parliament politicians, everyone in coming together and always a small nation. and you know, they come together in doing events like this. but there is also, you know, a certain amount of rage amongst them read no reason people, but this is how no reason people react they, they come together and try to understand and try to console each other. journalist, shes images reporting from oslo. no to some other stories making headlines at this hour. human rights groups have called for an investigation into the death of at least 23 african migrants were trying to enter the spanish enclave of malea. they were part of a mass attempt to climb the border fence. a lo

but 1st, we had no to norway research as they are trying to understand how the winds on changing norway is also to be home to a new spaceport, old as and more coming up on tomorrow. today, d, w, science magazine b . no, the norway, for 60 years researchers have been launching rockets from here into the northern lights. in this way, they hoped to gain an understanding of the interior of the dancing around the bucket gillum site was set up on the island of undoing. yeah. they are now plans to enlarge it, to give you a new space court and more independence in space travel. final preparations are being made for the launch of a nasa research rocket in norway's far north. the u. s. space agency knows the andrea space center close to the low photon islands is a good place to study. the northern lights or aurora borealis. if the launch range that's very far north, and there's not many of them, we can take a rocket and reach the aurora. um, because its um you know, our, our rockets are limited in range. um, so we have to get close enough to the aurora to be able to launch into it from where we'r

in norway, the war in ukraine has not led to any shortages. that's because the country is one of the world's largest exporters of gas and oil. it is also a pioneer in e-mobility. per capita, it has more electric cars than any other nation in europe. and it's set to get even greener. thanks to people like thomas fevang, who is leading norway into the history books as captain of the world's first battery-powered container ship. reporter: containers are loaded onto a freighter in porsgrunn, south of norway's capital, oslo, destined for the port of breivik. at first glance, thomas fevang's bridge looks like any other, but it has quite a few more joysticks and monitors. thomas: here, you can see our only drive system. we don't have any diesel or auxiliary engines. we rely entirely on batteries, for all the lights as well as propulsion. generally, ships have at least a diesel engine as a back-up. but here, we've done away with that completely. reporter: as the ship glides down the oslofjord, it leaves no trail of black smoke. it's fully electric. in

in norway, the war in ukraine has not led to any shortages. that's because the country is one of the world's largest exporters of gas and oil. it is also a pioneer in e-mobility. per capita, it has more electric cars than any other nation in europe. and it's set to get even greener. thanks to people like thomas fevang, who is leading norway into the history books as captain of the world's first battery-powered container ship. reporter: containers are loaded onto a freighter in porsgrunn, south of norway's capital, oslo, destined for the port of breivik. at first glance, thomas fevang's bridge looks like any other, but it has quite a few more joysticks and monitors. thomas: here, you can see our only drive system. we don't have any diesel or auxiliary engines. we rely entirely on batteries, for all the lights as well as propulsion. generally, ships have at least a diesel engine as a back-up. but here, we've done away with that completely. reporter: as the ship glides down the oslofjord, it leaves no trail of black smoke. it's fully electric. in

or from india we travel even further north to norway, small bogged archipelago. from here, data is collected daily about the winds that blow around our globe and that affect the climate. the polar jet stream is an important part of this wind system. it hurtles around the globe at an altitude of several kilometers about the earth. but the data shows that the dead stream is wavering. the swell bard archipelago. inside the arctic circle, molly on moto really has been a regular visitor over the last 20 years. conducting studies on how global warming is changing the climate in the arctic region. new ola sunday is the northern most permanent settlement in europe. originally a coal mining colony, it's had a new lease on life as a tiny but vital hub of climate science with research stations representing 10 different countries. this is the roof of the joint german french facility, where mario much really collects a wide range of meteorological data. doesn't i've gotten so stance. it's just basic data like temperature, humidity, air pressure, and the wind. and of course yo

this is a dark, dark day for norway. this is a new national trauma after the terror attack 22nd of july, 11 years ago. the white supremacist terror attack took a lot of lives. and this is a, just a new job, much of the nation and people are gathering together and this will take time to kind of digest and the whole of like the royal family has been out there. every member of you know, parliament politicians. everyone is coming together and always a small nation. and you know, they come together in doing events like this. but there's also, you know, a certain amount of rage amongst them read no region people, but this is how norwegian, people react. they. they come together and try to understand and try to console each other. journalists, chelsea imagined in oslo and i thank you so much for speaking to us. okay, we're going to take a quick look at some of the stories making headlines at this hour. tens of thousands of people are marching in warsaw as gay pride parade. the event is the largest of its kind in central europe,

w science magazine b nor the norway. for 60 years research has happened. launching rockets from here into the northern lights. in this way, they hoped to gain an understanding of the interior of the dancing around a rocket. so m site was set up on the island of undo. yet they are now plans to enlarge it. to give you a new space court and more independence in space. travel final preparations are being made for the launch of a nasa research roggette in norway's far norris. the u. s. space agency knows the answer yes, space center close to the low photon islands is a good place to study. the northern lights or aurora borealis. it's a launch range that's very far north and there's not many of them. we can take a rocket and reach the aurora. ah, because it's um, you know, our, our rockets are limited in range. so we have to get close enough to the aurora to be able to launch into it from where we're at. this is nothing new for nasa. norway's rocket launch site has been in operation for almost 60 years now. some 1800 research

police in norway say they're treating a shooting at a gay nightclub as an act of extreme islamist terrorism. abortion clinics start to close in the us after a supreme court ruling removed american women's constitutional right to abortion. more calls from the taliban for international support to deal with the aftermath of the earthquake, that's killed more than a thousand people. a third day of strike action on the uk's rail network. only a fifth of train services are expected to be running. and it's day two of performances at glastonbury — with sir paul mccartney as the saturday night headliner. good afternoon. borisjohnson says he will not undergo what he calls a �*psychological transformation�* of his character. speaking to the bbc, the prime minister insisted that policy was more important than personality. it's been a particularly bruising week for mrjohnson, after the conservatives lost two by—elections, before the resignation of his party chairman. this report from our political correspondent, tony bonsignore, contains some flash photography. the war in ukraine, inflation, the

also coming up norway of raises. it's tara a lead to the highest level after a government kills 2 people in the heart of love do in pride, week security officials calling it an islamist terror act and ukrainian troops retreat from the city of liver dynette. after weeks of intense fighting, local officials say the city is now fully occupied by russian forces plus money to have a flap. so you give a ukrainian comedian weaponized as laughter to fight back against the russian invaders. ah told me a lot. welcome to the program. g 7 lead have begun arriving in the southern german state of bavaria for the groups annual summit. us president joe biden touch down in munich lake saturday on his 1st trip to germany. since taking office earlier french president emmanuel macross received a traditional bavarian welcome. the 3 de talks are being held at elm, our castle in the german alps. russia's war in ukraine and the troubles with the world economy are set to talk. the agenda. the summit officially gets on the way on sunday, and

that is actually the sort of the gay rights movement in norway. but we were supposed to celebrate that and love. today we are in stand in deep talk because the tragedy and also tonight last night. and why has a terror alert been lifted, raised to the highest level after last night's shooting. so in the beginning we realize that this was the one man who came down the street and shop 2 people and killed 2 people. there's always a discussion in my car. history is the political is about to choose and have crime . and the police came out after a few hours and said that it's probably a mixture of psychiatry, but also have crime. he has been known to the homeland police because of extreme attitude because of the same thing with this. and they are just saying that knowing that we see that some people can be inspired by this crime. and we have to raise the terror alert because we have period that other people will be inspired by this. that was journalists, tina i listen, and joining us from all slow, thank you so much to the war in ukraine now. and after a

norway cancels this year's oslo pride parade, after a deadly

it was especially significant in norway, following an attack on a popular gay bar the night before. we'll have that story and next, stay with us. that's why aveeno® daily moisture lotion and body wash are formulated to be gentle on dry skinin. wiwith nourishing prebiotic oat and rich, soothing emollients. together this duo locks in moisture all day. for softer, healthier looking skin. proven on skin like yours. aveeno. healthy. it's our nature.™ >>> thousands of people turned out to celebrate gay pride around the world on saturday, from lima, peru to toronto, to paris. in many countries, it was the first parade in two years because of the coronavirus pandemic. and that includes the hundreds who turned out in manila in the philippines. in warsaw, thousands of poles marched in a joint parade for peace and demanded an end to discrimination against the lgbtqless community. mean crowds waved pride flags and chanted defiant slogans in support of the queer community. we have more on the attack that stuped the nation. >> reporter: police in norway are calling a deadly shooting outside a

norway's royal family spoke of the strength of the community. translation: it's important that we defend who we are, l that norway is a country where you are allowed to love who you want and be with you want. as a result of the attacks, the country's threat level has been raised and police temporarily armed. the man who did this tried to tear us apart, but i think this brings us closer together as one, to stand as one, to face this. though the pride march was postponed, thousands still took to the streets. we are here, we're queer, we won't disappear! marching in defiance and solidarity. gail maclellan, bbc news. the headlines: several russian cruise missiles have struck the ukrainian capital, kyiv, causing large explosions. the attacks come as world leaders meet in germany where they'll discuss how to support ukraine. among the leaders at the summit is borisjohnson who has said he is "actively thinking" about a third term, amid criticism of his leadership. the former us president donald trump has hailed the supreme court ruling that overturned

yes, police many norway are saying -- in norway are saying that the suspect was radicalized, he was an extremist also with a history of mental illness. now, they have detained this man on suspicion of murder and terror charges. he's a 42 the-year-old norwegian citizen of iranian origin. he he's said to have had many violent episodes in the past. he was known to authorities, but his lawyer says they still don't know what his motive might have been. the shooting took place in an area of central oslo where there are many bars and clubs, a lot of night life there. the gunman opened fire at three separate locations, one a very popular and busy gay bar. people fleeing the scene there in panic. and one of the two men who were killed, more than twenty people injured, at least half of those are reported to have very serious injuries. the shooting happened, as you say, during norway's pride festival. authorities in norway have since canceled the parade that was due to take place although some people did not -- oslo in defines of that ban. now, it's not sure, it's not clear if that festival was t

norway's royal family spoke of the strength of the community. translation: it's important that we defend who we are, that norway is a country where you are allowed to love who you want and be with you want. as a result of the attacks, the country's threat level has been raised and police temporarily armed. the man who did it to tear us apart, but i think this brings us closer together as one, to stand as one, two face this. though the pride march was postponed, thousands still took to the streets. we are here, we're queer, we won't disappear! marching in defiance and solidarity. gail mclennan, bbc news. the former us president donald trump has hailed the supreme court ruling that overturned the right to abortion as a victory for the constitution, the rule of law, and life itself. protests for and against the decision have continued for a second day. some women in states where bans have come into force are rushing to make alternative arrangements, after clinics closed their doors and cancelled appointments. simonjones reports. back up! angry scen

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norway's royal family spoke of the strength of the community. translation: it's important that we defend who we are, l that norway is a country where you are allowed to love who you want and be with you want. as a result of the attacks, the country's threat level has been raised and police temporarily armed. the man who did this| tried to tear us apart, but i think this brings us closer together as one, i to stand as one, to face this. though the pride march was postponed, thousands still took to the streets. we're here, we're queer, we won't disappear! marching in defiance and solidarity. gail maclellan, bbc news. at least 23 people have died trying to cross into spain's north african enclave of melilla on friday in the first such attempted mass crossing since spain and morocco resumed diplomatic ties in march. reports say some of those who died had fallen from the top of a border fence. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has blamed mafias involved in human trafficking for the deaths. history was made at glastonbury on saturday night as sir

germany made announcements, nor —— norway made announcements for additional support, norway made announcements for additionalsupport, military support, the netherlands also made announcements on more heavy weapons to ukraine. part of this is something we do, but also it is very clear that allies are prepared for the long haul. wars are unpredictable but we have to be prepared for the long haul and that was also the clear message to all of us from president zelensky and we are prepared. they are fighting for their independence but they are also fighting for values which are important for nato. the sovereignty, the territorial integrity of every nation and therefore this matters for our security. our focus now nation and therefore this matters for our security. ourfocus now is to support ukraine. this war will as most other wars and at the negotiating table but it is important that ukraine is able to get an agreement on their terms. which is acceptable for ukraine and therefore we know there is a close link between what they can achieve around the negotiating table and their strength on the batt

and police who normally are not armed in norway have taken up weapons temporarily in the aftermath of the attack which also forced organizers to cancel the city's gay pride parade. >> translator: we are shaken and have been advised by police to cancel today's events. we take the police's advice and recommendations seriously. and are encouraging people not to gather in central oslo. >> reporter: meanwhile norway prime minister is expressing his solidarity with the queer community and speaking directly to muslims in the wake of the attack. >> many muslims in our country are also scared and in december spare. it is our common responsibility to make it clear that no one other than the person or the people behind the attack is responsible for it. let it be for no doubt, we are a could i verse and strong community and will never be threaten and give up our values. >> reporter: michael holmes, cnn, atlanta. >>> and many people turned out to celebrate gay pride around the world on saturday. have a look. ♪ several hundred thousand people celebrated on the streets of sao paulo on saturday, th

this is norway's worst terrorist attack in 11 years. a norwegian man of iranian descent has been charged with murder and terrorist acts. the country's prime minister said 0slo had been hoping to celebrate its annual pride parade. we expected a lively and enthusiastic parade through our streets, of people celebrating pride after three years of pandemics and other standstills. instead, we have a dark day where terror struck 0slo this night. although the pride parade was officially cancelled, this was the response. chanting: we won't disappear! thousands marching to show their defiance towards violence and their defence of diversity. duncan kennedy, bbc news. to discuss this further, i'm nowjoined by lars arnesen who is the vice chair of oslo pride. it must be very sad for you to have the pride event cancelled, do you think that is the right decision, or would it be a show of solidarity and defies to have gone ahead with it? well, we really wanted to have the parade this year but unfortunately it was not possible for us to have it, under t

that time for the g 7 to right wrong, these protesters say is now norway has raised its tara alerts to the highest level. this comes up to 2 people were killed and more than 20 wounded in a shooting rampage during pride week in oslo. police of arrested one suspect or treating the incident as an act of islamist terrorism, saturday's pride parade in the city was cancelled for a protest. march was stage instead. oh, protests on the streets of our slow in support of l. g. b t q, right? following an overnight shooting near a gay bar in the country's capital. gunfire erupted at around 1 am local time in the cities busy night life district. a 42 year old man is in custody. bully say the suspect a norwegian citizen, originally from iran, was known to them young, especially what a li perpetrator has a long history of violence and threats and age and police security service has known him dating back to 2015 when there were concerns that he would be radicalized and joined an extreme islamist contact network in norway. miss disk contact network, your login authorities, or calling it an islamist te

this is norway's worst terrorist attack in 11 years. a norwegian man of iranian descent has been charged with murder and terrorist acts. the country's prime minister said oslo had been hoping to celebrate its annual pride parade. we expected a lively and enthusiastic parade through our streets, of people celebrating pride after three years of pandemics and other standstills. instead, we have a dark day where terror struck oslo this night. although the pride parade was officially cancelled, this was the response. chanting: we won't disappear! thousands marching to show their defiance towards violence and their defence of diversity. duncan kennedy, bbc news. sport now, let's get a full roundup from the bbc sport centre. the third and final test looks to have swung back in england's favour. 162 from johnny bairstow gave them a first innings lead which had seemed unlikely. new zealand are batting again at headingley and led by 137 runs at the close but they have lost five wickets and there are two days left to play. patrick gearey reports.

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this is norway's worst terrorist attack in 11 years. a norwegian man of iranian descent has been charged with murder and terrorist acts. the country's prime minister said 0slo had been hoping to celebrate its annual pride parade. we expected a lively and enthusiastic parade through our streets, of people celebrating pride after three years of pandemics and other standstills. instead, we have a dark day where terror struck 0slo this night. although the pride parade was officially cancelled, this was the response. chanting: we won't disappear! thousands marching to show their defiance towards violence and their defence of diversity. duncan kennedy, bbc news. clinics have begun closing in some us states after yesterday's supreme court ruling removed a woman's constitutional right to abortion. about half of the 50 states are expected to introduce new restrictions or bans as a result of the ruling — and there've been protests, with more expected around the country. president biden described the ruling as "a tragic error." i'm joined now by

this is norway's worst terrorist attack in 11 years. a norwegian man of iranian descent has been charged with murder and terrorist acts. the country's prime minister said oslo had been hoping to celebrate its annual pride parade. we expected a lively and enthusiastic parade through our streets, of people celebrating pride after three years of pandemics and other standstills. instead, we have a dark day where terror struck oslo this night. although the pride parade was officially cancelled, this was the response. chanting: we won't disappear! thousands marching to show their defiance towards violence and their defence of diversity. duncan kennedy, bbc news. the head of the rmt rail union has said further industrial action has not been ruled out as a third day of strikes hit services today. mick lynch said there was little sign of a breakthrough over pay, and reform of rail services. borisjohnson said the public had a right to expect modernisation of the railway network. there's a big night ahead at glastonbury, where sir paul mccartney w

this is our dark, dark day for norway. this is a new national coma after the terror attack 22nd of july 11 years ago. the why super missed terror attack took a lot of lights and this is just a new job, much of the nation and people are gathering together. and this will take time to kind of digest and the whole of the royal family you have be now every member of, you know, parliament politicians, everyone in coming together and always a small nation. and you know, they come together in doing events like this. but there is also, you know, a certain amount of rage amongst the read the region people. but this is how no reason people react they, they come together and try to understand and try to console each other. i was generous shasky images reporting from us like take a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines that this our protests have been taking place across the united states after the supreme court ended 50 years of federal abortion rights in a 6 to 3 ruling the court overturned the landmark 1973 versus

this all happened near a bar in norway. that describes itself as the largest gay and lesbian venue in oslo. and it was the only bay area county with an indoor mask mandate. and this morning that order is now being lifted. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto. two and good morning to you taking a live look outside of it feels cooler this morning. yes it is. and you can thank in part that little blanket of fog out there. that is, uh, maybe hiding the blue skies from where your vantage point might be. i'll take it, though it's been a hot few days across the bay area, and on this saturday, june 25th at least it's starting out a little bit differently. welcomed mornings on two i'm claudine wong. how mother nature knows that. just roll that out. every june is kind of cool everything down and welcome relief. let's say good morning to rosemary and talk about our weather this weekend. yes temperatures going to hold steady through the weekend. we'll go cool at the coast mild around the bay still a bit hot inland. a bigger, cool

and it, sadly, shows how much hate against lgbt people still exists in norway. following the attack, the threat warning has been raised to the highest possible level and all police officers will temporarily carry guns. meanwhile, norway's king harald called on the country to come together to defend freedom, diversity and respect. gareth barlow, bbc news. sir paul mccartney has taken to the pyramid stage for glastonbury�*s headline performance. it's the postponed 50th anniversary of the festival and there for us is our culture editor, katie razzall, who sent this report. # can't buy me love! # love! # can't buy me love! 80 years of age and the pyramid stage is his. sir paul mccartney, glastonbury�*s oldest ever solo headliner. # can't buy me love! # everybody tells me so. check, check, one, two, three. this morning's sound check took place in front of fans who had already claimed the best spots. some really dressing for the occasion. so, i got here nice and early because i thought i'd make the most of it. i beat them all here. brilliant. you've only got 9.5 h

this can send small bod in the very north of norway, unoccupied. the go back, which has had a long time to treat you know, way with russia. so they could still be russian settlements. that have been that for very many years on the island and rushes now sang since the invasion of ukraine . that no way blocking the resupply of those settlements, he says he completely rebuffs. those claim also in the last 24 hours has been a cyber attack on some norwegian institutions played by a pro russian group. the norwegian prime minister telling me that it was not very serious that attack, but it shows the need for all nato countries to be prepared. are interesting diplomatic editor james base there for us in madrid. thank he ow since rushes invasion of ukraine 4 months ago getting information about life in russian occupied regions has become increasingly difficult. but it was distance movement is beginning to take shape at areas such as cason, child stratford reports from keith. ah, this is a market in russian occupied have san san ukraine. the city fell to rus

lives will be saved after signing the most significant gun control legislation in decades. police in norway say they're investigating an act of terrorism after a shooting outside, a gay nightclub, and a multi $1000000000.00 bridge opens and bangladesh after years of delays and to allegations of corruption. ah, hello, we begin in the united states. that's where protests are underway, right? now for a 2nd day across the nation, after supreme court overturned a landmark ruling on friday, that allowed abortion for nearly 50 years. this is the scene outside the supreme court in washington d. c. where pro and anti abortion rights activists have gathered. a number of states have already moved to ban or severely restrict access to abortion services. some clinics of even begun to close in 1973 roe vs wade guaranteed a women's rights to terminate a pregnancy within the 1st 12 weeks president job right and has condemned the court's decision as a tragic errors to and i know painful and devastating decision is for so many americans. i mean, so many americans and decision is implemented by states i minis

and it sadly shows how much hate against lgbt people still exists in norway. following the attack, the threat warning has been raised to the highest possible level and all police officers will temporarily carry guns. meanwhile, norway's king harald called on the country to come together to defend freedom, diversity, and respect. gareth barlow, bbc news. lars arnesen is the vice chair of oslo pride. he told us about his disappointment at having to cancel this year's event. it was a really, really hard decision to make because we know that our community has been waiting for this parade for three years now through the pandemic, we have not been able to be in the streets since 2019, so we really worked hard to make this happen, but unfortunately it wasn't possible, due to security reasons. i think this has affected us really, really hard. personally, for me, i know a lot of the people that were outside london pub last night and i know a lot of the volunteers that we have in oslo pride also know people that were there and were either witnesses or injured last night

this is norway's worst terrorist attack in 11 years. a norwegian man of iranian descent has been charged with murder and terrorist acts. the country's prime minister said oslo had been hoping to celebrate its annual pride parade. we expected a lively and enthusiastic parade through our streets, of people celebrating pride after three years of pandemics and other standstills. instead, we have a dark day where terror struck oslo this night. although the pride parade was officially cancelled, this was the response. chanting: we won't disappear! thousands marching to show their defiance towards violence and their defence of diversity. duncan kennedy, bbc news. lars arnesen is the vice chair of oslo pride. he told us about his disappointment at having to cancel this year's event. and that was a really, really hard decision to make because we know that our community has been waiting for this parade for three years now through the pandemic, they have not been able to be in the streets since 2019, so we really worked hard to make this happen, b

norway's consul general in san francisco paid her respects. >> i think we all need to stay together to make sure that we can continue to celebrate diversity. >> reporter: a new report by attorney general rob banta found that hate crimes in california shot up more than 30% from 2020 to 2021. the highest recorded after the 9/11 terror attacks. anti-black hate crimes are still the most prevalent. they were up 13% to 513 incidents. anti-asian hate crimes rose 178% to 247. and hate crimes motivated by sexual orientation jumped nearly 50%. >> asian elders are being beat up just because they're asian. and we don't have republicans deploring those attacks. we believe that by showing solidarity as gay people with other minorities that we will lessen the hatred. >> reporter: reverend amos brown, president of the naacp's san francisco branch said the findings were not surprising. >> it just mirrors, it reflects america. america has hated african-americans. and that virus is still in the political, religious and social dna. >> reporter: hate crimes against the aapi community shot up dramatically s

jon: norway on its highest level terror alert as family and friends, victims of a mass shooting lead to a targeted one specific community. kitty logan up next with the latest. ♪♪ tragedy strikes norway as capitol, two people are dead and 20 were injured after gun shots ring out in lgbtq plus far. according to police, they are investigating this as an act of islamic terror. kitty logan has that story. >> two people killed and 20 injured in a gun attack in the norwegian capitol of oslo which police say was an act of terror. police detained a suspect on suspicion of murder and terror charges. a 42-year-old norwegian citizen of iranian origin said to be radicalized islamist with a history of mental illness. his lawyer says the motive is still unclear. the shootings took place in a busy part of central also, the coming opening fire at three separate locations, one, a popular gay bar. people were seen fleeing in panic. the shooting during norway's pride festival and authorities have canceled the parade set to do take place. saturday in defiance of the band. it's not being confirmed the

now that britain doesn't have any of its own fleets and sub arctic waters, it has to buy fish from norway and iceland. jake, for example, this box of this year would be $1100.00 volts you found prior to breaks it. that fish now today is 2 at 220 pounds. so obviously the absolves our profit. we cannot pass that. so the customer as their wages are not increasing. so that we subsidize the price to the customer, making it non profitable. 2182 before 8 to the i over paid last week. right. so 2000 ford, nate. yup. karl malone has had his shop for 38 years, but he's struggling in the wake of breaks it. hole is one of the poorest places in britain, fish and chips is the national dish classic working class fair. but these days, it's too expensive for many. again, in the past, i would have sold people would buy a lot sized fish. now that are the money to pay for this fish on all the us to be go through the smaller fish, because then they'll pay the price for the smaller fish. is becoming a luxury for the wagon month. mm hm. he prepares his ingredients every morning before the 1st customers start ar