located on the elba river the former hence the arctic city is famous for its port nowadays you can spend the night on this former fishing boat. were. after a restful sleep in the floating hotel. is ready for his tour of hamburg. welcome to my hamburg summer tour always pretty close to the water from the concert hall through the entertainment district to the beach and if you're going to. but first a tour off a former fishing boat built in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. shows me his ship. this is the belly of the ship here is where they kept the fish cool on ice. and feathers the only leave the harbor sometimes or is it permanently mortier . oh no it's fully functional we can set out right now for spain for instance or wherever you want it is ok maybe another time today i want to check out hamburg. it took a long time and became more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the feel of money concert hall has won many fans since its opening in two thousand and seventeen that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but a visit to the observation deck the plaza is

located on the elba river the former hence the arctic city is famous for its port nowadays you can spend the night on this former fishing boat. were. after a restful sleep in the floating hotel. is ready for his tour of hamburg. welcome to my hamburg summer tour always pretty close to the water from the concert hall through the entertainment district to the beach and if you're going to. talk first a tour off a former fishing boat built in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. shows me his ship. this is the belly of the ship here's where they kept the fish cool on ice. would fetch us the only leave the harbor sometimes or is it permanently mortier. oh no it's fully functional we can set out right now for spain for instance or wherever you want it is ok maybe another time today i want to check out hamburg. it took a long time and became more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the feel of money concert hall has won many fans since its opening in two thousand and seventeen that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but a visit to the observation deck the plaza i

located on the elba river the former hence the arctic city is famous for its port nowadays you can spend the night on this former fishing boat. were. after a restful sleep in the floating hotel. is ready for his tour of hamburg. welcome to my hamburg summer tour always pretty close to the water from the concert hall through the entertainment district to the beach and if you're going to. but first a tour off a former fishing boat built in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. shows me his ship. this is the belly of the ship here's where they kept the fish cool on ice. would have us the only leave the harbor sometimes or is it permanently mortier . oh no it's fully functional we can set out right now for spain for instance or wherever you want it is ok maybe another time today i want to check out hamburg. it took a long time and became more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the filo money concert hall has won many fans since its opening in two thousand and seventeen that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but a visit to the observation deck the plaza is fr

we still call ourselves the huns the arctic city of bremen although the leak ended three hundred years ago whatever but the term sounds good many associate it with honesty straightforwardness and reliability and that's why we still use it and that's why i tell. my story searching quest here in braman takes me to the cathedral square they say this is where i'll find the so-called big stone and conspicuous cobblestone with a very interesting history. this right here is a site of remembrance for the crimes of geisha got free back in the nineteenth century she poisoned fifteen people and this is the spot where she was beheaded in eighteen thirty one and still today the local spit on this very stone in order to express their disgust with the killings of keisha got free. the spitting stone lies at the foot of the ancient cathedral it's almost one thousand years old. and apparently it's home to a little church bells made of stone. either i'm bad looking or very good at hiding. pastor ingrid vigil will surely be able to help me can i bother you for a second. she leads me to the vestry. so here

the residents of the arctic city of chere skiing in the far northeast of russia are bearing witness to this rapid transformation. temperatures are rising in exorbitantly. asphalt on the streets is beginning to buckle. and several buildings are showing signs that the solid ground on which they once stood has begun to sink. the city of chairs on the kalinda river is also home to nikita zene off. even though temperatures drop here to minus sixty degrees celsius in the winter the erosion of the permafrost soil appears unstoppable this is especially apparent at the former water treatment plant. like all the buildings here it stands on pillars. the earth began to sink here just two years ago now the crater is already ten meters deep. into the ground and going where i'm so what i was here a week ago there with them those two points with you in the air and now we came they really could go up down and there is a huge nice go in underneath there for the way this is this ice has been there all of it and eventually all that full fuel co-op's off so this process kind of go in and it's going to cent

located on the elba river the former hence the arctic city is famous for its port. now a days you can spend the night on this former fishing boat. were. after a restful sleep in the floating hotel. is ready for his tour of hamburg. welcome to my hamburg summer tour always pretty close to the water from the concert hall through the entertainment district to the beach and if you're going to. but first a tour off a former fishing boat built in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. shows me his ship. this is the belly of the ship here's where they kept the fish cool on ice. in fact as the uncle leaves the harbor sometimes or is it permanently mortier . oh no it's fully functional we could set out right now for spain for instance or wherever you want it was ok maybe another time today i want to check out hamburg.

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arctic. and manchester city get that sinking feeling of history repeating itself in the champions league. how the rain is gathering once more in china starts off in the young so you can see the cloudiness is quite a substantial system on its way out to japan but that doesn't mean it's going to be dry everywhere there's a few showers still building around from one hundred southwards towards grandeur hong kong looks fine if rather humid there for a new overnight from wednesday into thursday rain has bloomed again quite substantial this time and again stretching up towards shanghai but ignoring hong kong indeed to the science of the southeast asia much of malaysia and even philippines the showers are well scattered they are heavy here in indonesia sort of a pretty big damp was recently in from the judging judging by the satellite picture sumatra is also in for quite a battering the next day or so and has been recently singapore also just on the edge of the forecast risk area and jakarta is still in the u.s. is rather more showers for the philippines heading towards the sudden hit me he's coa

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city have to say. hello hey indeed i am at the international arctic forum where i'll be at the main discussion events of this get together the drama lists and the audience let's be frank they wanted to hear answers to the questions that had nothing to do about the arctic you are absolutely right vladimir putin didn't want to or didn't get a chance to comment on the end of the robert moore probe and this time amid questions about climate change issues like. to a mission this is the moderator of the discussion decided to devote a chunk of the whole panel discussion to international issues mainly in particular . his take on the next chapters of the u.s. marshall relations and one of the questions it was about the end of the more so let's listen to what lot of us was and said to that was just. the first we we discussed that we knew that this commission you want to use and find anything. the best to give. russia knows full well that they didn't interfere in any elections in the us political was over a couple more years and it was new. mr miller was trying to find. present and russia we didn't. come to most b

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arctic national wildlife refuge. but we do have a number of folks who are opposed to it. woman: two years ago, city a poll, and we were pretty much split in half. you'll have people that hate your guts because you're sayayig no. growing up, i wanted it, and then when i get to my age, i'm against it. the main concern is the animals, , where they live. we need the baseline study for that. rexford: when you're walking, just keep an extra eye out, or make sure there's no bears around. we share this special place with them. we get a lot of refuge visitors at the polar bear viewing, and the numbers have been increasing every year. man: i'm guiding to see polar bears, and i realize that the polar bears are in abundance here on the shore because their habitat hahas gone away beecause the world has been burningng too much fossil fuel. it's--climate change is happening. man: well, this time of year, they should be out on the ice, eating seals. that ice is not there for them. i've seen them eating young caribou on the b beach. they're gonna have to learn to adapt, i guess. we have to learn to adapt, too. we g

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arctic. and dissipate growing over the upcoming talks between. the kremlin has confirmed that they will take place in the city of lot of stock in russia's far east this thursday. moscow have been keeping the details of the first ever meeting between the russian and north korean leaders a secret. start following preparations. on any other day you would see a beautiful bridge behind my shoulder but now it's all completely covered in fog in fact the whole city of vladivostok is covered in fog which is i guess a perfect display a perfect reflection of all the secrecy surrounding the summit of vladimir putin and cam john until pretty much the very last day neither the location nor the date were confirmed every little detail was a top secret all that we heard from the north korean side was that the talks are due soon it's also. the chairman of the korean people sponte and supreme leader of our nation. will be visiting russia at the invitation of freshman president vladimir putin during the visit there will be a summit between conjunction and the russian president and here i am in the city of light of all stock wher

he isro live the northern-most cities in the united states, but who else but al roker could attract a crowd far above the arctic rcle. >> whaime is it there, roker? >> reporter: well, it's 3:00 a.m. and everybody is happy. this is the whale bone arch here. out there is the arctic. it's a frozen sea, but not as much frozen as they would like and we are here. we wentyesterday, we landed here actually early saturday morning, saturday afternoon. we ended up going out on thece doing important research work with scientists who are studying climate change. this is ground zero for climate change. temperaturesre warming twice as fast here as they are around the rest of the world and so we are going to examine climate change and what's being done about it and what it means for the rest of not only the country, but the world. they're finding answers here, guys that will impact us all in the years to come. we will have that coming up u up a little nklater. >> tou so much. >>> we will start with the top story, the fightsor over bder security, the mueller report and things that could impact the 2020 race. we will start with

arctic feeling and encouraged by the state. of the us. in the euro hundreds. if a town toward the. pension down obama levy when the hot. hot to go. home being shared city utah. this is bob believes that those who wish to become cultured should invest in safeguarding national heritage she has even founded an association which aims to repatriate historical masterpieces through any means. food see that records see the got so much of that soil tashi you tenderfeet how shitty that means that this is your father said that the heat leak could see him truly that jennifer taiyo show that evil will. not go miss regularly visits mrs barnes home and headquarters to collect the funds necessary for buying back plundered chinese works that are sold in europe i am a foreigner working in china since long time i understood that when there isn't a question of really when. there is no beyond of china's but only one voice it's a national really it belongs to our national and everybody sings the same things you know event if our country's. taken to german soldiers. but here was the other day he had to hit the bush would you do it at the bush would you do it or. care tony the only

city in these united states. who else but al roker could attract a crowd far above the arctic circle? >> what time is it there, roker? >> it's 3:00 a.m. here. everybody is happy. this is the whale bonar much here. out there is the arctic. it's a frozen sea. not as much frozen as they would like, and we are here. we went yesterday. we landed here actually early saturday morning, saturday afternoon and we ended up going out on the ice doing important research work with scientists who are studying climate change. this is ground zero for climate change. temperatures are warming twice this is ground zero for climate change. temperatures are warming twice as fast here as they are around the rest of the world. we are going to examine climate change and what is being done about it and what it means for the rest of not only the country, but the world. they are finding answers here, guys, that impact us all in the years to come. we will have that coming up a little bit later. >> al, we look forward to those stories. thank you so much. >>> we'll start with the top story. the growing fight in was

arctic photography will appear this fall in "national geographic." for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at the south by southwest festivaln austin, texas. woodruff: protestors took to the streets of paris and other french cities weekend, asking why billionaires and the government have rushed to the aid of not dame, while ignoring the millions of people who are being squeezed economically. inco inequaly is just one issue that may gain momentum in the aftermath of the fire. stÉphane gerson is the english-g ge editor of "france in the world: a new global history." in his humble opinion, the fire that ravaged notre dame should force us to take a look at our other human-made crises. >> this past monday, my son sent me a text that redot simply dame. i didn't know what he meant. so he wrote again, it's on fire, terrible. i turned on the tv and saw the cathedral burn, the spire collapse, the of crash don. i watched parians and others cry. for a while i thought of a moment in french history that involved a cathedral. 1287, the may sons of nre dame traveling across europe to show their exceence in stone cutting, or august 1944, charles de gaulle coming under sniper fire in notre dame. this is what historians do in mome