it's the highest point in finland. if you look towards the other side, it gets higher, and that's norway. so finland's highest peak has a norwegian summit. narrator: how annoying that a mountain peak in otherwise very flat finland has its summit outside the country, across a border drawn in 1740. the oddity was first noticed by bjorn geirr harsson, a long-standing staff member of the norwegian mapping authority. he'd been investigating some peculiar features of the boundary line on the halti and decided this would be an ideal time to correct them. >> we tried to let the norwegian government give it as a gift from the norwegian people to finland in accordance, in relation to their 100-year celebration as a free nation. narrator: his main supporter is svein oddvar leiros, mayor of the municipality at the foot of the halti. he picked up on the idea and wrote an official request to the prime minister in oslo. she sent an equally official response that the constitution wouldn't allow norway to cede any of its territory. wit

reason to give to finland because we are neighbor of. nori. i like many people come to feel and because more tourists yes yes more tourist i love the idea but even now a days it doesn't matter when you are up on the how that awaits. there is no. mountain guide. thinks the move just might turn the bear and fell into a tourist magnet that's what in a truly of course it would make more popular especially in finland. more fans would come here just to climb their highest mountain. making a present of a mountain top could mean a small boost to nordic tourism but it could also send a message to the world. that was the original intention. norway also gave the peace prize the nobel peace prize every year and we could go. ahead like a good example on how you can treat your neighbor by. giving. this little piece of land. finland will be celebrating the centenary of its independence in december who knows by then with luck the country's highest peak could be a little higher. if the summit as a gift doesn't work out perhaps a hunk of quintessentially norweg

the giving finland least leave this little piece of land. finland will be celebrating the centennial of its independence in december. who knows by then with luck the country's highest peak could be a little higher. entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian beat you is getting increasingly fed up with hungary which refusal to take a share by groups of refugees go home roff to new regulations marker syria's border first is all time kovacs the prime minister's international's folks for how long is his government thank you for writing the bad boy in brussels. in thirty minutes d w. sling and d w as i speak your language being talked about. for content in dari pashto or prospects for returning our web special feeling to the refugee journeys like germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion on d w dot com and on trace. prospects for returning. d.-w. maybe four miles. in chicago on the stadium was sold out it was a really special event our member all my life everybody have a dream and you don't need to set your dreams

i need summer in finland is a cue to make the most of the short but intense summer enjoyed in these latitudes it's a time of weddings and festivities the weddings in particular afford an occasion to celebrate the regional traditions as in the good old days friends roam the bride and groom to church to the old church of pity of easy. means the big pine tree by the water and the phrase suggests the essential features of one of central finland's loveliest lake districts. when the old churches had to give a z. was placed on the unesco world heritage list its appeal was enhanced in. couples who wish to marry here in the brief summer months have to apply in plenty of time in addition to services and christenings concerts around here to. england cari to architects from helsinki there were personal reasons for deciding to marry and petit of a.z. church in those great grandmother was married here to a century ago almost to the day. for generations couples have married here in this way. gets its first mention in historical documents in seventeen twenty one the year in which the northern war was ended b

across an obstacle course and compete of course against the husbands it's a sport that originated in finland and has been an annual event in the us since one thousand nine hundred nine. and there are the girls complete an obstacle course that is two hundred fifty four meters long. that lives up to its name. and don't forget the water trap. some of these couples definitely want. so if you want to chast how solid a marriage is this just might be the place. jake and kirsten barney from virginia completed the course the quickest in fifty eight point two six seconds to claim the top prize of twelve cases of beer or two and a check for five times kirsten's weight in pounds which equaled six hundred thirty dollars. well we got second last year so we wanted to shoot for first this year but what about this incentive the victory also earned the couple a trip to finland the sport's birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. and think that's a sport for may for you a quick reminder about top story at this hour german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives have reportedly reached an agreement

shoot for first this year but what about this incentive the victory also earned a couple a trip to finland the sports birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. you're watching news from us at the top of the hour and in the meantime you can always get the latest updates from our website that fit up news dot com do stay with us if you can. learn german with d w.

. >>> police in finland say four people have died after a train crash outside the capital city. that train collided with a military vehicle at a railroad crossing in the southern part of finland. three of those who died or soldiers. the fourth was a passenger on the train. 11 other people were taken to the hospital. officials say the train crossing does not have safety features and there was a lot of snowfall at the time of the collision. >>> we want to check in with sal for a look at traffic. >>> it looks okay. we are off to a good start. i want to mention there was a truck that caught fire that caught some brush on fire near grant line road off of 580. we are seeing slow traffic on the altimont has. -- the altamont pass. this morning slow traffic may start a little early because of this grass fire. the gilroy commute, gilroy to san jose, this one looks okay driving into morgan hill. 101 looks good all the way to hamilton avenue, i'm sorry, into the main part of the valley. 17 at hamilton, it looks pretty good. there are no problems on 280 up to highway 17. this is a look at th

some of those who have said they would never at any point recognize an independent catalonia belgium finland and sweden called for dialogue between barcelona and madrid russia stressed the cattle and crisis is a completely internal matter scotland though has backed the independent schools saying cattle land should be free to determine their own future and senior fellow at john hopkins university for their league of bindi fears catalonians are not looking at the broader picture. the moon is deeply divided on the part of a separatist and that is also a source to all of. i would use the word believe you know me even if it's not a good word i mean they are in this collective emotional moment and i don't think they're seeing clearly what is going to have been off the day with you know. the way they were the single member states also starting to come out they were also very clear that they all knew that the nice spain. already over one hundred enterprises moved out of. the stock market is going down the so i don't really see how they can understand that alone they're not going to have that the fut

spanish unity some stress they would never recognize and independent catalonia now belgium sweden and finland called for a dialogue between boston and madrid russia stressed the catalan crisis is a completely internal matter scotland though has backed the independence will saying catalan should be free to determine their own future and senior fellow at john hopkins university federica bindy fears catalonia has pushed for independence might affect the economic outlook for the whole region. the moon is deeply divided on the part of the separatist and that is also a source to all of the. i would use the word did you know me even if it's not a good word i mean they they are in this collective moment and i don't think they're seeing clearly what is going to have been off the day within you know nato or the us they were the single member states also starting to come out they were also very clear that they all knew that the nice spain it's already over one hundred enterprises move out of. the stock market is going down the so i don't really see how they can understand that they're alone they're not

by iceland go top after their impressive win in turkey co-exist look back after drawing at home to finland and ukraine also still have a chance to qualify after their win. in the bundesliga byron unit have appointed you as their new coach the seventy two year old is coming out of retirement and is signed a contract until the end of the season its fourth time in charge at byron. york pike has retired from coaching in twenty thirty and he went out on a high as one the trouble with brian the champions league the bonus league and the german cup. his good friend byron president played a big role in convincing him to come out of retirement many of the players know hank is from his last time in charge and they're happy to see him come back. they can feel that she knows a lot of the guys and he has huge experience he's a great coach and really understands the players well i think he'll give the team a boost and make us better. i guess we'll take over training on monday and stay until the end of the season giving buy in munich time to find a suitable successor. and just a reminder of the top story

at least four people are dead following a crash between a military truck and a train in finland. let me show you the pictures we've just gotten in a short moment ago. some soldiers are among the dead. the crash happened about 50 miles southwest of helsinki. several other people were injured and taken to hospitals as well. officials say the train hit the vehicle at a crossing with no security features there. finland's defense minister has now ordered flags at all military facilities to fly at half-staff today. that's the latest here. natasha? >> jessica, thank you. >>> this unforgettable footage caught by our news crew is a testament to the heroism the night the wildfires started. they were evacuating the kaiser permanente center and it just reopened yesterday. katie utehs has the details. >> reporter: these images of the evacuation of kaiser permanente hospital stick with people. >> it was pretty traumatic. >> reporter: the tubbs fire filled the hospital with smoke. after a thorough cleaning it reopened. >> they seemed very organized. it seemed they almost hadn't been closed at a

let's head to finland now — and a rather unusual sight in the capital, helsinki. a giant crane could be seen towering over part of the city. this wasn't some major construction project, but rather a new leisure opportunity. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. the finns, like all their nordic cousins, are fond of their saunas. but there are saunas, and then there are saunas. here in helsinki, the winners of a prize draw get to experience high temperatures at a high altitude — 120 metres, in fact — the same height as the sauna any proposed new building, planned for this part of the city. you can feel how it's like to be in sauna in 120 metres, and see the view, the sea, and all the most to tallinn and all these places from the sauna. but you cannot get this kind of feeling anywhere else. of course, you can be in a sauna, but with this view, no. things got a little steamy, so to speak, and it seems the panoramic view was worthwhile, even for those who suffer from vertigo. actually, the people who the fear of heights they most of want to make a return because it feel

are those who have said at no point would they recognize an independent catalonia for example belgium finland and sweden called for dialogue between barcelona and madrid or russia stress the cut plan crisis is a completely internal matter in scotland though was back to the independents will saying catalan should be free to determine their own future and senior fellow at john hopkins university for the riga been the fears that catalonians are not looking at the wider picture the moon is deeply divided on the part of the separatist and that is also a source to all of the. i would use the word did you know me even if it's not a good word i mean they they are in this collective emotional moment and i don't think they are seeing clearly what is going to have been off the words i mean they within you know nato or the us they were the single member states adult of starting to come out there were also all very clear that they are new to the nice spain. already over one hundred enterprises moved out of gaza lumia. the stock market is going down the so i don't really see how they can understand that th

melodic dynamic and guaranteed to get stuck in your head sunrise haven't you the pop rock stars from finland. singer samuel harbor is especially proud of the new album heartbreak century he wrote more than one hundred songs and the best ones made the cut. it takes time it's not like easier just like to go guitar and write a song then you call the guys this record this and that it's there you really need to yeah put your heart into it and you can do it in like over a week and it will be great like release the next album in december but doesn't work like that. the old gang feeling has returned to the studio explained sam how about everyone's having a lot of fun they've left the new tracks a little rough now too overproduced like this but you know about the mistakes it's not mistakes it's like you're leaving the human touch in the songs because you can do anything you want with the music you like fix every little detail.

let's head to finland now, and a rather unusual sight in the capital — helsinki. a giant crane could be seen towering over part of the city. this wasn't some major construction project — but rather a new leisure opportunity. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. like all their nordic cousins, the fins are fond of a sauna. but there are saunas, and then there are saunas. here in helsinki, the winners of a draw get to experience high temperatures at a high altitude. 120 metres, the same height as a sauna in a proposed building planned for this part of the city. you can really feel what it's like to be in a sauna at 120 metres, see the view and all of these places from the sauna. you cannot get this kind of feeling anywhere else. you can be in a sauna, but not with this view. things got a bit steamy, so to speak, and it seems the panoramic view is worthwhile, even for those who suffer from vertigo. actually, for people with a fear of heights, it is good, because it feels so soft. maybe it's because it's like inside glass or inside the box, it doesn't feel that bad. peop

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through to the play—offs afterfinishing as runners up following their victory over ukraine in kiev while finland and turkey both miss out. serbia's victory against georgia means they top group d and automatically qualify for next year in a group that had plenty of potential outcomes as to who could finish where heading into the last set of games. the republic of ireland defeated wales in cardiff taking second place and moves them into the play—offs on a disapoointing nights for the hosts, as andy swiss reports. what a great night for the republic of ireland are desperately sad for the fans of wales who were hoping to see their team take another step towards their first world cup final scenes i9 towards their first world cup final scenes 19 68th. they knew that a win here tonight would guarantee them at least a place in the play—offs, potentially even automatic revocation and it began spritely. but republic of ireland grew into the match and after the break took the match and after the break took the lead with a superb strike from james mcclean. wales tried everything they could buy could not

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we are processing facilities in estonia, in finland, sweden and in the uk as well. would you move some of that processing facility here to asia? not really, because you need to resource the raw material were it comes from. it is a little known fa ct comes from. it is a little known fact that the scottish salmon exports are the number one uk food exports, overtaking confectionery. to find the cleanest and the coldest water for the to find the cleanest and the coldest waterfor the salmon. to find the cleanest and the coldest water for the salmon. nature to find the cleanest and the coldest waterfor the salmon. nature is on oui’ waterfor the salmon. nature is on our side. scandinavia and scotland are the ideal places to farmed salmon. are you casting a wider net with asia being a huge market going forward ? with asia being a huge market going forward? are you looking for acquisitions in the region? we will be acquiring more farming because we see the demand for our product but there are no acquisitions in asia but we would be hoping that we can cater to as many asian

scent of the victory also earned the couple a trip to finland the sport's birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. and think that's a sport for may for you a quick reminder about top story at this hour german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives have reportedly reached an agreement with a very insistent party on the divisive issue of a cap on migration party sources saying migrant arrivals could be limited to two hundred thousand but yeah. you're watching news involving more from us at the top of the hour in the meantime do fail with us for an exclusive interview with the former speaker of germany's parliament. in chicago the stadium was so loud it was a really special event or remember it all my life everybody have a dream. and you don't need to set your dreams up when you say do what you will know things are going well but we can still win it. right you know the mind i always believe returned fire in munich into an international brand. i. have my family. and international brand. a shared passion. an exclusive journey into the sun like make. me a sun media phenomenon st

in group i iced and go top off their impressive win in turkey croatia sit back off to during home to finland and ukraine also have a chance to qualify after that when germany have already qualified in play azerbaijan on sunday. and just a reminder now the top stories we're following for you british police say several people have been injured offer a car hit pedestrians outside the natural history museum in london well nuns been detained in the area evacuated police say they keeping an open mind as to whether the incident is linked to terrorism. in spain demonstrations in a sea of white have been pushing for peaceful dawdled on the streets of boston or not and in the capital madrid thousands campaigned for unity over the council and referendum remains unclear whether council and you still plan to declare independence from spain in the days ahead. you're watching the w.'s live from but more coming up at the top of the hour don't forget you can was get the latest news and information around the clock on our website the state of what you don't call on had an all free inviting see you again same.

melodic dynamic and guaranteed to get stuck in your head sunrise haven't you the pop rock stars from finland. singer sam harbor is especially proud of the new album heartbreak century he wrote more than one hundred songs and the best ones made the cut. it takes time it's not like easy just like your guitar and write a song that you call the guys this record this and that it's there you really need to. put your heart into it and you can do it in like over a week and it will be great like release the next album in december but doesn't work like that. the old gang feeling has returned to the studio explains. everyone's having a lot of fun they've left the new tracks a little rough not too overproduced like this but you know about the mistakes it's not mistakes it's like you're leaving the human touch in the songs because you can do anything you want with music you can like fix every little detail. you know afterwards but i didn't want to we didn't want to do that. it's not easy to create good music says the finnish front man who shot to fame in two thousand and six with a hit fairytale gone bad

group on my ice and go top off their impressive win in turkey croatia sit back after during a time to finland and ukraine also still have a chance to qualify off to the win. now in the bundesliga by munich have appointed you behind because as their new coach the seventy two year old is coming out of retirement and has signed a contract until the end of the season is because fourth time in charge of fine. you pike has retired from coaching in twenty thirteen and he went out on a high as one the trouble with buying the champions league the bonus league and the german cup. his good friend byron president played a big role in convincing him to come out of retirement many of the players know hank is from his last time in charge and they're happy to see him come back. they can feel that he knows a lot of the guys and he has huge experience he's a great coach and really understands the players i think he'll give the team a boost and make us better. i guess we'll take over training on monday and stay until the end of the season giving buy in munich time to find a suitable successor. now there was a h

meanwhile a support for calderon has independence declaration from finland a member of parliament mico occur in a tweeting congratulations to the independent republic of catalonia next week i will submit a motion to the finnish parliament for your recognition. just a few reactions there to this breaking news story and we want to get market reactions now in from spain and the rest of europe and for that i want to go to the trading floor where daniel koch is standing by danny aiello have there been any ramifications so far. yeah there lately i can tell you from the frankfurt perspective that we don't see yet an impact here on the trading day at the blue chip index ducks but of course investors here and frankfurt are also keeping a very close eye on the thirty five that's the index and spain similar here to the blue chip index stocks and when this news was breaking they was actually dropping with more than two percent right now it's a little bit recovered still about one point three percent down this came this came in after prime minister announced that he's going to make sure that legali

we have seen that in spain, finland, and the u.k. ofy will seek a new base headquarters around the world. our region is vulnerable. the yuan has agreed to strengthen their focus on terrorism. that is why a strong at -- >> your time for answering the question has expired. test korea has continued of nuclear weapons. is within australia's region. the government today asked about what is happening with these and how the world is trying to stand against north korea with sanctions. >> i think the members for this question. the us trillion government support, the u.n. council resolution that was all 15unanimously by members of the security council imposing further sanctions on north korea nine days after it conducted its most powerful nuclear test. last thursday i spoke at length with rex tillerson about the contents of the proposed resolution. we noted that while north korea is isolated diplomatically, it is not self-sufficient economically. we agreed that ever increasing economic pressure on north korea is in an essential pillar of the i

we have seen him most recently in spain, finland, and the united kingdom as examples. we know daesh fighters are strengthen. recognizing this threat and the challenges we face, the power of this arrangement has for example -- >> thank you. your time for answering the question has expired. >> north korea has continued testing nuclear weapons. not just of course threatening north korea and japan but of course also within a strong is region. governors today asked exactly about what is happening to escalate these various elements the world is trying to stand against north korea in terms of sanctions. government and part of international efforts is stepping up. >> the minister of foreign affairs. >> thank you mr. speaker and i these questions. we strongly support the un security council resolution that was passed unanimously by all 15 members of the security council imposing further sanctions on afterkorea just nine days north korea had conducted its six illegal and most powerful nuclear test. last thursday, spoke at length with u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson about t

that's according to a study in finland who found women who cruise dye were likely to get breast cancer, but do not know if it the dye is connected to te disease. >>> investigative reporter wendy saltzman has a preview of a special report. >> reporter: we go inside largest medical marijuana growing facility. $2.5 million worth of cannabis is being grow. why it could be good for the state. >> what the studies are showing there's reduction in opioid abuse reduction. >> it's a slippery slope it's dangerous. >> reporter: what to expect on "action news" tonight at 11:00 p.m. >>> 35:22, late night host jimmy kimmel is back on the east coast this week, we'll have a preview next. >> reporter: outrage at the coach who forced cheerleaders to do splits won't be charged with a crime. here's "g.m.a.'s" first look. a statewide manhunt for violent inmates on the run after escaping missouri jail. the two broke out at 1:41 a.m. sunday morning. shortly after 2:00 a.m., surveillance cameras showed the pair walking across the street and heading toward the missouri river. one of the inmates 27-year-old will

let's welcome our first contestant, who lived in finland and australia for the past 20 years. from santa clara, california, leslie shannon. [cheers and applause] welcome. >> thank you, thank you. >> welcome back to the united states, and welcome >> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> it is 11:30, i'm reggie aqui. we are preempting who wants to be m

the bank moved to finland pending shareholder approval. former conservator government minister from test told bloomberg said that the new research rules under mifid ii could end up being positive. i've i think it is a good thing. i would guess that the small firms there really do value research is a way of identifying the differential between them and the others will be happy to do it themselves. >> that is your regulation news roundup. back to you, nejra cehic. nejra: back to our interview with andrew bailey. how to the regulatory implications of exit complicate the implementation of mis-hit in the united kingdom --mifid ii in the united kingdom. andrew bailey: we made it clear from the day of the referendum that in the united kingdom, as long as the root mean a member of the european union, the you and has to keep on implementing european law. what comes hot on the heels of that, is that in the context of moral legislation in the united kingdom, you have been working with the government on how to work with the legislation in our domain a

they would never at any point recognize an independent catalonia for example the belgium sweden and finland cold to a dialogue between barcelona and madrid russia stress the catalan crisis is a completely internal matter of scotland back to the independent schools saying cattle land should be free to determine their own future and senior fellow at john hopkins university federica bindy fears catalonians ont looking at the wider picture. the moon is deeply divided on the part of a separatist and there is also a source to all of. i would use that word did you know me even if it's not a good word. they are in the school that the most shocking moment i don't think they're seeing hear me what is going to have been the you know the way they wear the single member states i would suspect if the come out they were also very clear that they only with nice spain it's already over one hundred and surprises me out of. the stock market is going down the so i don't really see how that kind of the standard that alone they're not going to have that freedom and the future of their dreams you know meanwhile a

phenomenon inar norway, finland, and denmark just a gear ago and it did not impact our numbers. we getevery time together, ask you this question and you reassure me about the sweezy -- about the swedish housing market. we want to know how housing is doing around the world. it's down a little bit in sweden as of late. is there anything prop occasional in the price move that you seen, maybe you have tweaked some of your lending standards. tell me what you're seeing at the front end of that market. casper: there is somewhat of a markettion here and in a -- we've seen saw -- we've seen softness in the housing market which is healthy that we see it. we have long said that we are more cautious and we have grown less than the market in the last years and court is because of this reason. i don't see any dramatic risk here but maybe a leveling off and slight correction which a think is very helpful. fews: i imagine you spent a committee meetings discussing method and what it means. what are the ramifications of ofhod for nordea terms caution, research, and preparedness? casper: we've inv