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Now, there are — its not like you can go out on regent street and buy a million windmills, you know? these are complex processes. it takes time. theres a lot of competition to get into these projects and i think weve done really well to get into this project and we are in several other processes. you think youve done very well. i think your problem is that the government in norway has changed. its gone from centre right to centre — its a coalition led by the labour party and the centre party...

There are several questions. maybe the biggest question is why and how there was a live round, one or more, on the set. but theres the entire chain of custody of the gun and how did it get loaded and how did it get to the first a.d. and went to the actor without the normal processes? its really jarring to think that somehow a real round got onto a film set. its number one on the firearms safety bulletin for motion pictures and television, is no live ammunition anywhere on a studio lot. under the...

Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez (file photo) MANILA - Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Ramon Lopez has encouraged businesses, especially micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), to explore the "halal" market. During the 4th Philippine National Halal Conference on Thursday, Lopez said the halal industry could boost Philippine exports with the developments in the global halal economy. "The halal industry will add more exports, more to our export promotions because th...

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Back with our series "race to deliver," and a rare look at how one of americas largest railroads has been impacted and the high tech solutions to prevent future gridlock. we get more from jacob soboroff. >> reporter: if youre waiting for something to arrive that you bought online, there is a good chance its sitting parked at a container right here, at the union pacific terminal in joliet, illinois, just outside chicago. but locomotive engineer tomo tom moses says its not because his trains are l...

And small just impossible to get for now. the biden administration moved further today to ease the backlog things like, tinkering with the federal standards and allowing long haul truckers to drive extended hours if they choose to, for the next three months. there are many components to this and see, on land, and tonight nbc news correspondent jacob soboroff has our report on those who haul the freight by rail. >> if you are waiting for something to arrive that bottom line, there is a good chanc...

Thats your grandma. she was the best at the holidays. the supply chain crises is hitting all of us this one way or another. nbcs jacob looks at how one railroad is developing high tech solutions. >> >> reporter: if you are waiting for something to arrive you bought online there is a good chance its parked in a container right here at the union pacific terminal in joliet, illinois, outside chicago. but locomotive engineer tom moses says its not because the trains are late. >> its because the ot...

Bought online, there is a good chance its parked in a container right here at the union pacific terminal in joliet, illinois, outside chicago. but locomotive engineer tom moses says its not because the trains are late. >> its because the other processes have to slow down to pick up, because we are always ready. >> reporter: for you to get there on time, you need the other pieces to be working? >> exactly. >> reporter: luke gave us a tour to explain. are we looking at more cargo containers in thi...

Quite seen how the problem pans out yet. so, nbc news got a rare look at the ports of joel yet in illinois, a railroad terminal that 50% of all international goods pass through to get to stores and then to you obviously. workers there are contending with a lack of truck drivers and a shortage of warehouse space. nbc news jacob soboroff went there to find out how hard it is. >> reporter: if youre waiting for something to arrive you ordered online, theres a chance its sitting here at the union pac...

(File photo) MANILA - A measure establishing Public Schools of the Future in Technology to advance digital technology and innovation has hurdled final reading approval at the House of Representatives. During Wednesday's plenary session, a total of 221 lawmakers voted in favor of House Bill No. 10329, or the Public Schools of the Future in Technology (PSOFT) Act, which aims to harness technological innovations, processes, and instruments in facilitating teaching and learning processes that wo...