next face norway. >> it's a protect start for us. there is nothing to complain about, and with regard to norway, we can say that they're also very good in their one-on-ones and it won't be so easy to get through the defense. we know that. the ivory coast played a little differently than the number of other teams. they came out quite a bit and it was easier to get behind their lines. and we know that that will not happen against norway. they won't let us. >> speaking of norway they're also in good tournament head of the cash of the 4-0 win over tie lapped. on monday we'll see japan begin their title against switzerland. cameroon will meet ecuador and sweden will face nigeria. >>> canada is giving women's football a profile like never before but it is a sport where it can be the fiercest opponent that any players gets to face. we'll go to edmonton, one of the six host cities. >> the road to taking part in a world cup is never likely to be an easy one. but for female footballers rival fans and opposing teams can be among the smallest problems. >> discrimination is still an issue at all l

office in oslo norway july 22nd, 2011. two hours later anders brefic opened fire on a summer camp in victoria island. >> translation: the man was standing upright, dressed as a policeman and pretended me was there to help us trying to lure us closer. >> reporter: 77 were killed. the youngest. >> translation: my thoughts are with those wounded and those that lost their lives. i ensured everything possible is done to help the victims. especially those in a critical condition >> reporter: it led to a tightening of norway's terror laws. it was also a result of a u.k. massacre. thomas killed handguns to kill five and 6-year-olds and their game teacher at doesn't blame primary school. >> the scene that met us in the hall, in the gym was appalling. one's worst nightmare. i can't get the images out of my head yet. i think that was some time. it was an appalling matter. >> reporter: the private ownership of handguns is banned in britain, and the u.k. has some of the toughest gun laws. >> weeks after doesn't plain 29-year-old martin bryant used semi-automatic riving to kill 70 people on the se

they are hopeful that the team will do well in the upcoming july-norway cup well. interestingly, this is an example that street children can be rehabilitate if the government and society at large are willing to help them out. >> translation: if the government supports the boys i think they can prove to the world that they can change their lives through sports, like the footballers that went to brazil. >> there has been claims by the government officials, including the government which promised them money. months have passed. nothing is to be seen. none of the children are held by the government at large. >> some promises are fulfilled. many were not. we received a part of the money. >> these children have not just won a great victory or triumph for football, but for the street children of pakistan. >> south korea reported three cases of middle eastern respiratory syndrome. the total number climbed to 169. 25 died so far. it's the biggest outbreak of m.e.r.s. since discovered in saudi arabia three years ago. >>> people around the world are celebrating the first international yoga day.

says he is hopeful the team will also do well in the upcoming norway cup as well. this is an example if street children can be rehabilitated. if the government is willing to help them out. >> translator: if the government supports these boys then i think they can prove to the world that they ask owner improve theircan improvetheir lives. >> none of these children have been held by the government at large. >> translator: some promises were fulfilled but many were not. we have received only apart of the money. >> reporter: these children have not just won a great victory for football but for street children of pakistan. >> pope francis has viewed the famous shroud of you're the tur turin. the head of the catholic church is also said to have visited is the homeless and prison inmates in turin. >> a man had a lucky escape when his team mate caught him mid air. northern region of cambria on friday. video shows one parachutist catching another before they landed in water. >> as soon as i made contact with wayne from the back, i saw the parachute wrapped around cnld wasn't exactlywasn't exa

are going to say look what happened in norway several years ago, but clearly the statistics point out that developed countries on par with the united states have stricter gun-control laws and do not suffer from the same kind of horrific crimes that we just witnessed here over the course of the last 24 hours, and mass killings that have occurred by one count some 21 times during the course of the last six and a half years during the obama administration, morgan. >> 21 times. mike thanks so much for being with us. let's go now to a quick break, and remember, you can always follow us on line at aljazeera.com. surprise us... >> wow, these are amazing... >> techknow, where technology meets humanity! only on al jazeera america >>> the supreme court has ruled that license plates are in fact government speech. in a 5-4 decision the justices said that texas can refuse to issue certain groups vanity plates. there was a battle over the right of states to let drivers choose specialty license plates which bare memorial confederate flags. texas deemed the plates offensive. jonathan betz has more on

on ducting it's own exercises at the same time of norway, sweden finland. russia has included military personnel on what it describes as special operations operations in peacetime as a state secret. disclosing details of a soldiers being killed could now put you hyped bars. in are a recently released to report it said it is proof that the russian military is operating in eastern ukraine. one of the authors of that report boris nentsov was shot dead before it was published. a close associate to nentsov is in hospital fighting for his life. it's believed he was poisoned. there are reported violations being committed by both sides. russia said it has the right to conduct military maneuvers wherever it wants in its territory despite the sensitivity of the time and place. al jazeera. near the russian-ukrainian border. >> coming up, a draft for a new global climb deal is, we have reporters on the front line of climate change. >> this is the kind of experiments. years of isolation the collapse of the soviet union has a dwindling supply of fossil fuels, and it has ready dickcally alte

vulnerable tunisia needs help is the headline of norway's editorial. if tunisia falls because of terrorist action, there will be consequences. if the international community doesn't act quickly, it will be too late to prevent isil from gaining ground in north africa. >>> sea levels are rising around the world and while it could be decades to feel the impact the marshall islands are already being affected. >>reporter: culture is the -- culture 234 the marshalls. it's the backbone. >> it's tool that provides for the livelihoods of the people. it's the tradition that brings people together. >> how long have we been working on this? a couple of months. >>reporter: he's now one of the few here who have retained the carcinoma know building skills of his an recess stores. >> how many people would sail an that. >> seven. >> we are connected to the water. we don't have much land. the biggest resource we have is the ocean. and what connects to the ocean is our vessels. and the vessel of course just like the vessel in your body brings life to your body. >>reporter: their greatest resource is now the

>>> two time champions germany were held to a 1-1 draw with norway in their second match of the fifa women's world cup. the germans have won their opener 10-0 against the ivory coast. thailand beat ivory coast 3-2 to knock the african side out >>> in edmunton china took the lead >> after dominating the first three games of the nba finals lebron james is brought back to earth as his cleveland cavaliers were beat by the golden state warriors in game four. james has racked up 123 points over the last three games. that's a record for the finals. having taken a tumble in the second quarter lebron scored just 20 points in the game and picked up a nasty cut as well. warriors eventually won 103-82 and the series now stands at 2-2. >> i think defensively, we were still very good. offensively, we were terrible. you know. and you can't always bank on your offense. sometimes they just don't show up. we all rebound still. we had 16 offensive rebounds. we had 20 second chance points but we just could not get the long ball going tonight and that hurt us just as bad as anything. >>> hussein bolt is

record but also held by germany against argentina in 2007. norway up to a 5-2 and ahead of thailand 4-0. what a match that could be their next match on thursday. >> we're going to take the time to prepare ourselves very carefully for game against germany. we want to be ready for the next game against the germans. today the thailand team had the attacking opportunities. too many opportunities in my opinion. while we were good defensively sometimes, on occasions we were not so good. >> well, group c will kick off between japan and switzerland and cameroon and ecuador. >>> in england the withdrawal of double olympic and champion mo farrah. he said he was emotionally and physically fatigued following the allegations of doping. on the records there was plenty of drama. the world championships with marvin brace bracy. gemili taking a tumble and leaving him with a torn hamstring. is the biggest shock of the day is the defeat of the felix. >>> and start of the tour de france is less than four weeks away and many of the pop riders are in action in preparing. one of the traditional warm up events

smile on my face. >>> like australia, england's women secure their first ever win. they faced norway in the last 16 on monday. >> it's a unique opportunity. we have an opportunity that we haven't had in the past and haven't been able to pass that hurdle. it's a huge sense of opportunity. he racks up a win to -- >> i always enjoy coming back and it's the perfect tournament to prepare for wimbeldon. this year i think they were better than usual. normally they're fantastic. it was a very good week and nice to finish it with a win. >> federer is also in winning form. >> he is the one that kills australia for me so it's okay. those matches happen. i'm very very pleased. onward tomorrow. most are making them the favorites after they won 5-nil at home two years ago. they haven't won in england since 2001 and the home team has shown some signs of improvement. we played well against the west indes. it was nice to win those two test matches. >> and that's sports. >>> now, millions of people around the world have been marking international yogurt day. around the world, more than 170 nations hav

norway in their second match in the women's world cup. a lead in this game against norwegians. equalizing with a free kick. thailand beat ivory coast 3-2. >> china snatched a late 1-0 win against the netherlands scoring the winner in stoppage time. canada drew 0-0 with new zealand. after dominating the first three games of the nba finals, lebron james brought back crashing down to earth as cavaliers were beaten by the warriors in game four. james wracked up 123 points over the first three games a record for the finals. early on, he looked like carrying that on, but after taking a tumble in the second quarter, lebron scored just 20 points in the game. the warriors making the most of this rare off night running away with it in the fourth quarter to eventually win. the series now stands at 2-2. >> there were pivotal shots in game -- or in game three that helped him get the win if you try to make him uncomfortable the whole game, you might wear him down, and get into that battle a little more, so, you know i think it worked. >> i think defensively, we were still very good. offensi

times of bonanza. other countries like norway and saudi arabia invested while venezuela went on a never ending feast. >> a crucial player for years some even credit the late hugo chavez for being behind last decade's record-high prices but today it's lost all its leverage. despite maduro's attempt to regain oil prices, saudi arabia, iran around iraq are looking to boost production. venezuela has seen its production stagnate. even from an unprecedented windfall from regular high oil prices venezuela has been unable to tap into its resources, yet president nicholas maduro remains confident that his country will withstand the crisis. >> translator: even if the price drops to zero, no one will stop venezuela. we have recovered the price little by little. >> experts predicting oil prices eventually settling at $60 a barrel venezuelans are nowhere near ending their be wait in line. vehenia lopez, al jazeera. caracas, venezuela. >>> stopping mercer, and last year's ebola crisis. ebola crisis. >> the united states and south korea have joined forces literally to deter aggression from north korea

ki-moon says if we don't heed, we will be creating an area the size of norway every year. that's unsustainable. >> absolutely. >> deforestation and the improper use of agriculture. >> it's not deforestation and it's mostly over-resting the land. and that is totally counterintuitive. and so my work has been resisted for many years. i started working on this 60 years ago. and it's always been blamed on over-grazing, over cutting of trees, et cetera. but as i say it's occurring even in wilderness areas here in america. and it's very serious because it's the underlying factor, the main role in droughts and floods today poverty immigration across border genocide, violence all these things. and really what's being done is based on deep beliefs thought on science. these beliefs go back centuries. and to correct it, we can correct it, begin to correct it very easily and have been doing that demonstrably and replicating it over and over -- >> i want to ask you about that in a second but to your point about what this is creating around the world when it comes to violence and urban blight b

group f. first-half goals scored. leading to a 3-1 victory over columbia. >> england play norway in a round of 16. here is who else made it through. sweden reached the knock out stage, taking on germany on saturday followed by cameroon against china, defending champions japan face netherlands, as they look to defend their title. sri lanka's cricketers are making progress in the first test. sri lanka only got going on thursday. they are 137 for 1, with silva unbeaten having made a half century >>> the 11 are 5th u.s. open begins in chambers bay. some of the best players sent tuesday getting to know the course. world number one rory mcilroy after his second title says chambers bay will separate the men from the boys. >> this is the sort of golf course that, you know if you are slightly off, it will multiple that. it will really reward people that are hitting good shots and are confident and the short games are sharp. i think this is the sort of golf course that you could see the guys that are playing well and, you know are confident with the setup, and how they approach it. they could s

this team to participate in brazil. he is hopeful the team will do well in the upcoming july-norway cup, as well. now interestingly this is an example that street children can be rehabilitated if the government and society at large is willing to help them out. >> if the government supports these boys, then i think they can prove to the world that they can change their lives through sport, just like the footballers who went to brazil. >> there have been tall claims by the government officials including the government promises money. though months have passed, nothing is to be seen. none of these children have been helped by the government at large. >> some promises are philadelphiaed, but many were not. we have received only a part of the money. >> these children have not just won a great victory for football but also for the street chirp of pakistan. >> that is it for this news hour. we have another full bulletin of news coming right up in a couple of minutes. >> the church in charleston is reopened for the first time earlier this week that left nine people dead. >> hello i'm nick c

own exercises at the same time in northern sweden norway and finland, special operations in peace time, as a state secret. schesingdisclosing details about a soldier being killed could now put you behind bars. has nothing to do with the conflict in ukraine. in a recently released report disaims what itdetails what it says is the russian military in the ukraine. boris nemtsov was shot dead before it was published. a close associate of nemtsov is in hospital fighting for his life. it is suspected he might have been poisoned. a february ceasefire between separatists and the ukrainian army is still holding but with reported violations being conducted by both sides. russia says it has the right to conduct military maneuvers wherever it wants in its territory despite the sensitivity of the time and space. charles stratford, al jazeera near the be russian-ukrainian border. >> two nations say they are willing to help but the proposal asks too much of them. they already taking the majority of people seeking asigh asylum in europe. turning to the migrant crisis in southeast asia, actor matt

england in group f. germany face norway in group b >>> the opening match of the south american competition, the copa america kicks off in san diego on thursday. it's meant to be a celebration of the greatest footballing talent. the shadow of the corruption scandal hangs over the tournament. the stadium houses a dark history. daniel schweimler reports. >> reporter: the final touches are being applied to this stadium. it has hosted many triumphs this taking them to the 1973 cup final. >> reporter: the surprise tore many of us was how a stadium could be turned into a torture center. more than 40,000 were executed. >> when they opened the door we never knew whether it was good or bad. they came to take people away 10 or 15. >> this person a former political prison er ensured the stadium housed the memorial to the victims. >> the stadium emits a double message, the sporting message which is marvellous, that we love our team which plays here, but it has a prize. it represents the emotion of thousands of chilean families like no other site in the country. >> the idea that sport and po

exercises at the same time in northern sweden, norway and finland. russia has recently included the deaths of military personnel on what it describes as special operations in peace time as a state secret. disclosing details about a soldier being killed can now put you behind bars. the government says the law has nothing to do with the conflict in ukraine. in a recent report, there are details of proof it says of russian operations in ukraine. a close associate of the report's writer is fighting for his life. it is expected he may have been poisoned. there are violations you'd of being committed by both sides. >> i've spoken in the last few minutes to an independent military analyst here in moscow, and i put it to him what i asked him what his reaction was to what we've seen down there. he was very candid in his reply. he seems to think it's two things that are going on. he said that the troop builtup that we're seeing is to do with the yearly rotation of soldiers. obviously here in russia, soldiers will serve a year in the army and then new troops are -- replace them. he is saying o

final. >>> it took just 15 minutes for england to turn around their fortune. they beat norway 2-1 after coming from behind. they go through to play host canada in the final eight. >>> the netherlands take on japan on tuesday in the final round of 16 tie. the dutch are playing in their first-ever women's world cup. they are also playing for a trip to rio for next year's olympics but the japanese are well aware of that and note that they could suppose a threat to them. >> translator: both of the men and women's dutches teams are very strong. i studied the dutch people and i really respect them. this is the first time the women's team have appeared in a world cup. think they are very good and it's good for us. >>> there are now no more south american teams left. jordan narrowly missed out on this year's tournament although they are perhaps the best place for a future in the top flight. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: jordan's women's football team may only be a decade old, but it has become the strongest female team in the middle east. jordan is a socially and religiously con

far from 30 yards out. >> england progressed to the knockout stage. england play norway in the round of 16 on monday. sweden reached the knockout stage as one of the best third place finishes. they'll take on germany on saturday, followed by cameroon against china. host canada play switzerland on sunday defending champions japan face netherlands as they look to defend their title. >> pakistan's former cricket champion confessed to his role in the 2010 spot fixing scandal and apologized to the cricket board. if my he's also serving a five year suspension from cricket. pakistan are struggling to contain sri lanka in the first test in goal. the 115th j open begins on thursday at chambers bay in washington. that's the first time it's being held there. if my some of the world's best players spent tuesday getting to know the course. world number one rory mcelroy after his second u.s. open title said it will well and truly separate the men from the boys. >> this is the sort of golf corals that if you're just slightly off it will magnify that but it will reward people hitting good shots and

england to pick up their knockout stage victim we, beating norway 2-1 after coming from behind. they'll go through to play canada in the final eight. >> the netherlands take on japan tuesday in the final round of 16. the dutch are playing in their first ever women's world cup. they are playing for a trip to rio for next year's olympics. the japanese are well aware of that and know netherlands can pose a threat. >> there are no more south america teams left. teams from the middle east have never equal filed for the women's world cup. jordan nearly missed out. >> jordan's women's football team may only be a decade old but has become the strongest female team in the middle east. jordan is a socially and religiously conservative country and many believe football is not appropriate for females. >> i don't think it is going to change. there is always a group of people that have a negative side of not encouraging women's teams. what keeps us going is our parents, friends, our passion for the game. >> the team credits the growth of women's football in jordan to the prince, the president of the

, norway finland. russia has included the death of military personnel on what it describes as special operations in peacetime as a state secret disclosing details about a soldiers being killed could now put you behind bars. the government said that the law has nothing to do with the conflict. and recently released report details what it says is proof that the russian military is operating in eastern ukraine. one of the authors of that report boris nemtsov was shot dead. a close associate of nemtsov is in hospital fighting for his life. it's believed he was poisoned. >> we're breaking into coverage to go live to south carolina where you see senator lindsey graham about to announce his bid for president. let's listen. [ cheering ] >> i'm lucky to have darlene as my sister. i'm lucky to have verna may and hollis as my aunt and uncle who took care of me. to all my family and to all my friends, thank you. welcome to central south carolina my hometown. many of you have known me for a long time. and i'm not aging that well, am i? some of you have known me since my family lived in the back of

up against the unbeaten norway, and then on tuesday reigning champion japan looking to reach the officials in the appearance. >>> brazil, the match with the perfect match three wins for three, and that goal keeping with the only goal by substitute, kiah simon. it was the only goal that they succeeded in the tournament. >>> colombians are close to finding an equalizer. australia advancing for the first time in their history. tuesday's game against japan and netherlands. >> you know, the people that doubted us, we proved them wrong, and we continually keep progressing in football. i'm so proud of the girls and i have a big smile on my face, and i'm proud of the achievement that was done. >> france in the finals after a winner in south korea. an early lead, just four minutes into the match. and thomas added a second shot and put the game beyond reach just after halftime. and they face favorites germany. >>> tournament host, canada, they meet switzerland. the only game in vancouver, it was the canadians' first ever world cup win against a european team. >>> well, brazil chose not to

-nil, header from sal ifertionaalia satich. enough to qualify for knockout stage. norway safe to finish behind germany. they beat ivory coast and hegaberg. ivory coast is out of the tournament. with wimbledon only two weeks away roger federer's bid for another grand slam, off to a winning start again but less than convincing fashion actually despite a trick shot in the third set. it took two tie breaks to finish off general an contendedder. 7-6, 3-6 7-6. >> i waited to match point then i saved a break point 5-0 it's been a roller coaster at the first end. i'm just happy i could still go for defense of the title here. >> in london, andy murray rafa nadal, are three set crick ivictory as a fellow spaniard roberto agusta. >>> golden state warriors are one victory away from winning their first are victory in years. leading by three games to 2. the final game is needed will be back on their home floor in oakland. >>> and four days after three austrians were injured winning a silver medal 17-year-old twins came in second in the duets competition. the their 15-year-old team mate was the

tournament and norway are unbeaten so far. >> unique opportunity and have an opportunity we have not had in the past but not managed to cross the hurdle and winning a game and we are excited about the challenge and feeling a chance of opportunity and the players are prepared exceptionally well and there is a good feel and feel we are building momentum and confidence and with developing identity. >> reporter: it will boycott the games in korea after opening a u.n. office to investigate human rights abuses in the north and accused south korea for conspiracy to under mining, the leadership and are sending athletes for the tournament and they are technically at war but north korea sent athletes sent to sporting events in the south and included last year high-ranking officials also attended the closing ceremony on that occasion, that is all the sport for now, lara. >>> india set two guinness world records on the first ever world yoga day and it's the largest number of participants and the other for the most nationalitys at a single event and people from 84 countries took part in the mass yoga

. application for my extradition. >> reporter: champions germany held to 1-1 draw with norway in the match with women's world cup in canada and germans won 10-0 against ivory coast and against nor norwegians and thai and 3-2 to knock african side out. china snatched 1-0 against netherlands in stoppage time and new zealand was the other. dominating the first three games of nba finals lebron james is crashing down to earth and cleveland cavs beaten by golden state warriors in game four and going in this in cleveland and james racked up remarkable 123 points over the first three games, a record for finals and early on and looked like carrying the form into thursday clash, amazing, against the golden state warriors and taken a tumble in the second quarter and lebron scored 20 points in the game and warriors running away with the game in the fourth to eventually win 103-82 and series is two a piece. >> he obviously had some pivotal shots and in game three that helped him get the win so if you try to make him uncomfortable the whole game you might wear him down and get into that battle a little

england to turn around their fortune and beat norway 2-1 after coming from behind and stealing the victory and go through to play host canada in the final eight. take on japan on tuesday in the final around and dutch playing in their first ever women's world cup and not only looking for a place in quarter finals also playing for trip to rio for next year's olympics and japanese aware of that and said the netherlands could pose a threat to their title defense. >> translator: when i started coaching i knew both the men's and women's dutch teams were very strong and played futbol and i studied the team and respect them and the women's team is solid and the first time they appeared in a world cup and they are very good for us. >>> columbia exit from the tournament no more south american teams left but from the middle east none qualified for the cup and jordan almost missed out on the tournament but the best place for a top flight and we report from amman. >> reporter: jordan's women futbol team may only be a decade old but they are the strongest team in the middle east and it's a conse

european team. >> canada could face england next but england will need to get past norway first. that match is later monday. england is looking for their first ever knockout win at the stage of the tournament. >> it's a unique opportunity. we have an opportunity we haven't had in the past but haven't managed of winning a knockout game at women's world cup. we are excited by that challenge and feeling this sent of opportunity. the players are prepared exceptionally well as they always do, very professional and diligent. we feel we're building momentum, believe confidence. we're developing identity. >> north korea said it will-day cot next month's university games in south korea over souls decision to investigate human rights abuses in the north. north korea's government accused south korea of a conspiracy to undermine its leadership and decided against sending athletes to compete. two koreas are technically at war, but north korea has sent athletes to previous events, including last years asian games. >> that is all the sport for now. more later. >> that was a pretty big news hou

goal difference helped by ten-zero victory in the game. norway joined them in the round of 16 with a 3-1 defeat of ivory coast and tie land still have a chance of going through with four of teams that finish in third place in their group to progress. in group a host canada booked their place in the knock out round with 1-1 draw against netherlands and ashley owens scoring in the tenth minute and canada will play a third-place finisher on saturday in vancouver. the dutch finished third and will need to wait on other results to see if they go through, china are the other team to advance on monday despite 2-2 draw with new zealand. nigeria will face united states on wednesday in a must-win match for the team and coach and star player faced bizarre set of questions ahead of that game check it out for yourself. >> last year the nigerian president signed a law that made it a crime to be a homosexual in your country. how do you handle that with your gay players? >> i don't know if anybody has an issue. let me understand you. >> i think of the game proper and think of it. >> and can you tell

norway beat thailand and japan begins the title defense against swiss land and beat ecuador and sweden and nigeria and usa opened their campaign against australia. the usa are famed to win the tournament and ranked second in the world behind germany with both winning the tournament twice briefly but the americans face a tough challenge and first up australia and two time quarter finalists and this tournament is giving women futbol a profile but it's a sport where they have a fiercest opponent that face and we have a report from ed monton and this world cup is never an easy one but female ballers opposing teams is be among the smallest problem. discrimination is still an issue at all levels of the game. globally just 7% of coaches are women. that figure is higher in host country canada but women are still under represented. the first words this coach heard from a male trainer at a resent course may help explain why. >> we have to think goal keepers as women and the penalty area is the kitchen. and women and goal keepers know exactly where they belong. and that was the start of my course

the drop in oil prices but failing to save during the times of bonanza and countrys like norway and saudi arabia invested and we went on a never ending feast. >> reporter: fund opec to protect prices and a crucial player for years and some say chevez was behind record prices and today they lost almost all leverage and despite maduras to recover oil prices earlier this year saudi arabia and even iran and iraq are looking to boost production. venezuela on the other hand has seen its production stagnate. even after an unprecedented wind fall from record high oil prices venezuela unable to tap into the oil reserves the largest proven in the world and yet president madura is confident his oil-dependent country will withstand the current oil prices. >> translator: even if the price drops to 0 no one will stop venezuela. we have already recovered some of the price. little by little. >> reporter: but with little chance of increasing production and with experts predicting oil prices eventually setting at $60 that are not close to end the long wait in line and returning home empty handed virg