north of the country to meet some of the people who live in the town of qikiqtarjuaq, inside the arctic circleinish off this week we're heading back to hong kong, a melting pot of cantonese and western cultures and an amazing place to visit if you love food. may chow was voted asia's best female chef earlier this year and she's building a reputation as the driving force behind a new generation of chefs who are specialising in what's being called neo— cantonese cuisine. we were lucky enough to go behind the scenes at her happy paradise restaurant in hong kong to watch her cook one of the most popular dishes. today we're going cook for you a three yellow wine chicken. so basically, it's originally a hong kong dish but at happy paradise we do neo—cantonese food so we're going to do it with more cantonese techniques, having a bit more refined. what we have here is a local breed three yellow chicken. we've already slow cooked it. for the breast, we've cooked it at 58 degrees. for the thigh, we've cooked it at 83 degrees and for the feet, it's just a little garnish because chinese people don't notic

a vacation cabin on the arctic circle. hip and happening.k at this year's swimwear trends. we kick off the show with a british puppet-maker whose figures are creating quite a following on the internet. barnaby dixon is 27 years old, but he has the imagination of a

having joined in summer, she's now stationed in the tundra, north of the arctic circle, 1600 kilometresom her home city of oslo. but she won't let herself get homesick. women in uniform are highly respected in norway, and her family supports what she does. >> everyone is proud of me. so, it's good to be here, when everyone's proud of me. >> they're not scared? >> my mum is scared of course. but none of my friends. >> your mum is scared? >> yeah. it's always like that. mum's always scared for their children. reporter: the first women enlisted in the norwegian army 40 years ago, but through choice. norway has now made military service compulsory for women, and they're treated no differently than men. >> it's nice, i guess. i've never experienced a problem with. i'm really happy that it works. and that it is the way it is. reporter: norway's army has only 18,000 soldiers. that's relatively small. but it's still difficult to find enough suitable recruits. that's why more and more women are being drafted. >> hey, do you need anything? no? ok, have a good shift! reporter: tensions are high ba

that agricultural policy was meant to fit countries farming reindeer in the arctic circle all the way the mediterranean farming olives. he believes britain's contribution to the european budget props up bad farmers here and boosts rivals overseas. british farmers and the british people are actually subsidising foreign countries in eastern europe, for example, and improving theirfarming to help them become competitors with us. jacob is keen to send his flock to new markets in places like china. i feel that by leaving the eu now it gives us a chance to have a head start and negotiate other trade links with emerging markets. let's infiltrate them now and negotiate with them new trade deals that we haven't been able to whilst we've been a part of the european union. 60 miles north and back in early march, we visited whenjohn davies was checking on the lambs born overnight. it's a family business stretching back more than a century. i have a responsibility to the next generation. we didn't inherit this business from the last generation, we are merely caretakers for the next. he works along

>> the best view was around the arctic circle. heather: a field trip.ock is so serious about a senate run that he is outlining his political platform. ♪ want to be a cowboy ♪ heather: his platform, if you work your butt off and pay taxes you should be able to easily understand and navigate the laws, tax codes, healthcare and anything else the government put in place that affects us all. heather: he hopes to replace the michigan democrat holding that senate seat. rob: i think we has a real shot. speaking of music, the surprise of a lifetime for zac brown's band. heather: demand surprising a telephone -- philadelphia teenager after he was paralyzed by tragic diving accident. >> oh my god! >> how are you, buddy? rob: the 17-year-old lighting up as his favorite band walks through the door, spending an hour at his bedside. heather: once he gets better they will treat them to a free show and bring him up on stage. and inspiration for him to get better. good for them. it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour and a vicious attack caught on camera. >> there --

. >>> still to come, a ship completes the earliest arctic circle crossing. that's no reason to celebrate. >>> an american city is going to drastic measures to put >>> good morning. it's just about 5:30 on this sunday. we'll start with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> kate, good morning to you. last day of july and we're looking at big changes out there. tomorrow is the last day of july. we're getting close. here's a look at temperatures. 54 in novato. 58 in hayward. typically cool out there. we're looking at the fog pushing into the east bay. 2.5-mile visibility on the coast. you can see santa rosa and petaluma. from a half mile to a mile. be careful out there. here's the fog footprint this morning that stays with us across the bay through 9:00, 10:00. by noontime, look at that. pulling back from the san mateo coast. the marin coast as well. we'll look for temperatures at 7:00 in the 60s in our east bay. by noon, we're about 80 degrees in livermore. that's warmer than we were yesterday and as we take it to 4:00 in the afternoon, we've got

. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, a ship completes the earliest arctic circle crossing, but it'snot a reason to celebrate. we'll explain. >>> an american city is going to drastic measures to put a stop to distracted walkers. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares that goes beyond assuming beingredients are safe...ood to knowing they are. going beyond expectations... because our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. and we're gonna serve sunday dinner off a counter wiped with jasmine sparkle? i got salmonella just thinking about it. me too. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. clorox means clean. >>> good morning. we're start thg half hour with a look at our weather. we've got meteorologist lisa argen here to tell us what's in store for our sunday. fog and clouds everywhere this morning. >> a lot like yesterday. but we're finishing off much. much different. the low clouds, the fog. the sun above. we have this extensive

the british couple obviously enjoyed the singing in the town on the edge of the arctic circle. they could not hold it in. they will spend three days in canada, the throat singing really got to prince charles. thanks for inviting us at your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." i don't know, throat singing. fair, balanced, and >> it is friday, july 7th at this is a fox news alert, donald trump arriving in germany to meet with world leaders today coming face-to-face with vladimir putin for the first time as he promises to make america great again. we are live in hamburg, germany. >> a man carrying knives and wearing a bulletproof vest bursting into trump tower after brand-new threat against republican lawmakers is made. >> a new video showing a cop hating gunmen walks up to a new york city police officer and kills her in cold blood. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >> friday morning, coming on 5:00 am. you are watching fox and friends first. ibly20 it is the end of the week. fox news alert, today is the day

the british couple obviously enjoyed the singing in the town on the edge of the arctic circle.t hold it in. they will spend three days in canada, the throat singing really got to prince charles. thanks for inviting us at your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." i don't know, throat singing. fair, balanced, and unafraid. "the story" starts right now. >> dana: breaking tonight, huddling with leaders on issues of war and peace. hours away from what is the most discussed meeting of his presidency. the first face-to-face with let me put in. i'm dana perino and for martha maccallum. the gathering of the world's richest countries, for one of the most dysfunctional dictatorships driving the agenda. north korea's surprise loss of a missile potentially capable of hitting alaska with a nuclear weapon, demanding urgent attention. here's the president earlier today. >> as far as north korea's ncn,

. >> alaska is lovely, iceland, arctic circle. >> antarctica. >> they should feel great for sure.rn hemisphere. it's not 80 degrees as you start your day. that's what we have here in washington. heat index 85. it's one of those warm muggy starts. clear skies. a sunny and fast start with these temperatures. satellite and radar quiet around the region this morning which means again temperatures going to be off to a fast start 90 by 11 o'clock feeling much closer to 100. 2 o'clock 96. 5 o'clock 96 as well. an isolated storm once again is that possible but most of us are going to keep it dry today. today's high 98 degrees here in washington as well as fredericksburg, many headed for those mid to upper 90's. that's a check of the forecast. erin is back with the roads. hey, erin. >> hey. right now 5:26 starting off with a look at metro and love what we're seeing there. all rail times reportedly on time or close to that schedule. so no issues. members shaping up to be quiet. no delays reported. we'll let you know if that changes. drive times in virginia, all green all good across-the-boa

it's about bringing animals back to the sub arctic circle. we wiped them add as hunters. wenders grass and horses and mocks fox, when a stark and everything in the temperature of the sun goes down to decrease in pay which protects them from a prospect so permafrost protection solution is just brilliant. valerie have a part. this is building with wood. the highest building, would building now is going up, a bank in portland, 12 stories. these buildings are more fireproof than steel and concrete buildings. i know, it's counterintuitive. big impact. this is a last winter i needed this one, it could be called the cow but solution, to but member the joke a panda bear walks into a bar. this is a cow walks onto a beach. what it is a farmer and oregon notice, he's a dairy farmer and most farms and prince edward island under the ocean when you think about it. he noted that cows eat seaweed and produce more milk sweet asked a local printer you should talk to this scientist. why? what's going on? he said well, because methane production is so inefficient and so therefore it's suppre