finland is quite modern in this way.e we want to see these kind of social innovations in practice. so, whether this basic income is the solution to poverty or labour market problems, i can still be proud that finland has taken this sort of bold way of testing, and hopefully, our experience can benefit other nations. we'll have to wait and see if finland's experiment becomes a model for the future. some of us started the day with a rowing, others with some snow, heavy and wet snow in places, smothering the daffodils in sheffield here, and there will be some more snow around for some of us, particularly heading into scotland this afternoon and this evening. here is the big, we've got some fronts moving north across the uk coming into colder air and as they do so, we're seeing some of this snow. this is the main zone of snow, northern england most of it turning into rain. northern ireland, most of it is rain. some of the very highest ground stills seeing a bit of snow seven in scotland, as wet weather goes north this aftern

to need summer in finland as 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 fornication to celebrate the regional traditions as in the good old days friends round the bride and groom to church to the old church of pity of the easy. and you basing means the big pine tree by the water and the phrase suggests the essential features of one of central finland's loveliest late districts. when the old churches had to be of easy was placed on the unesco world heritage list its appeal was enhanced to new 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 are held to your tune. land. for dinner and carry two architects from home cindy there were personal reasons for deciding to marry and petty of a.z. church in those great grandmother was married here to a century ago almost to the day. hand. for generations couples have married here in this way petit of a.z. gets its first mention in historical documents

is one of finland's finest surviving wooden buildings the tower which is visible far and wide was not at it till decades later by jaco lebanon's grandson it was larger than was customary and designed to take bigger bells the heel of which can be heard far across the water in the forests. the churches builds on a cruciform plan with arms of equal length the lofty roof is covered with tarred shingles. wooden churches of this kind were often built in waterways visible from a distance they also served as landmarks. the architectural styles practice at various periods and most of europe tended to reach the north of the continent after a time lag thus the cruciform ground plan may well hark back to renaissance includes architectural drawings of stockholm churches were used as a basis for the changes local carpenter builders wanted to make in the spirit of their own traditions. timber has always been the most families building material laden timbers horizontally a method of construction borrowed from russia became the norm in northern ecclesiastical building. the foundations are quarried str

finland was very strong last year and finland is continuing at strength going into this year. the same could be set for itqat. as down dramatically last year for a while. >> let's go to you next which is the going eni'm frontier. frontier obviously indicating pt is mayhaps some of the smaller markets around the world. why do you >>like? well, we like frontier markets because first of all it's a package sotion. so y are right finland trying to buy an individual country, you have to understand how to do that. and with a package solution like this, it's going to give you those countries in a balanced portfolio. and there is fr countries that are inside the frontier markets today. and, again that's just another way for investors to play getting exposure to something th would be maybe very difficult to do on individual basis over all. >> absolutelyth ks, joe, appreciate it. joe with arrow investment advisers >> meantime, main street is also paying close attention to how the tre tit for tat plays out. kate rogers rortsds on small business owners who feel caught in the t economic sup

but finland's a different kind of cold.d. >> jimmy: i see. >> so it made it really interesting, we were trying to warm up the whole experience and make friends really quick. >> jimmy: did you make friends? >> yeah, every time you do this, a group of 20, 30 people who really stick together. >> jimmy: do you still contact them? >> nico came in when we first started the project. he came in, didn't know what we were doing, he went big in art, got a free ticket. hey, you guys are in here a month? yes. cool, i just started a diet today. we were like, great. so for the next month he went on to lose 15 pounds coming into the cabin every day, telling us what he ate. >> jimmy: every day he'd give you his update? >> he'd be like, hey, guys. brussels sprouts, chicken breast. and that was the project for him. >> jimmy: did he keep the weight off? >> yeah, he's still -- self. hey, man, 20 pounds. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: shia labeouf, the movie is "borg versus mcenroe." >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are

northern finland it's the right. lace for those seeking subzero temperatures and solitude. for some it's even the ideal place to tie the knot. rosie to helen aren't tara and paul gregory hope will came here from britain to get married . we've been around the world on the couple of locations we were going to go to the seychelles really got to go to it and i had. all the planning and then rizzi says just not with a six and says i want to get married in the arctic and at that point i just said i'll just arrange a make sure i'm there and left it's who. i'm here we are. the couple spends ten days getting to know the country before the ceremony. on horseback they explore the sparsely inhabited expanses of finland snow covered forests. and discover breathtaking natural vistas. then they visit a husky farm. for the couple has very much been looking forward to a ride on a dog sled but first they have to take a crash course and mushing. had ok hold on and just then. gracefully look hot and like this ok yeah right. and if you aren't slow down you gotta just frank ok but but. i'm. spen

where things are looking for an unusual place to tie the knot in northern finland might be the place. creations a family run company chocolates and all kinds of shapes and for. no other car has left a bigger mark on the german automotive history then the volkswagen beetle now despite its shadowy beginnings as a people's car in nazi germany it became one of the most popular means of transportation in the post war world war now a new coffee table book highlights a v.w. beetle in its golden years. family member a second home and a means of transportation for generations of people the v.w. beetle was part of their world the photos remain. in photographer yog lehmann has been collecting them the car is special to him and to translates him like no other . it's different from all the others it doesn't stand for luxury but maybe for simplicity. a simple affordable car was just what west germans needed in the post-war years to get rolling again and taste a little freedom it was also the first car your claim on ever rode in. the first memories in the photos of my mother for instance or of her c

just over a week ago had traveled to finland from his self-imposed exile in belgium to attend a conference and meet game makers. facing arrest by finish off dorothy's he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we've got him there if you're me but if i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government a bit of difference is the basis of a coexistence in europe on thank goodness it was in the middle of. the case no lines with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. there's a lot of talk about here and to do that i'm joined here in the studio to meit far right by martin gak he's here to give us some analysis on the political ethics of this story and right here next to me is

just over a week ago who travel to finland from his self-imposed exile in belgium to attend a conference and meet game makers are facing arrest by finishing with dorothy's he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we got them there if you remember i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government or the differences of the basis of a coexistence in europe on thank. you it will be. the case no lines with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. are joining us here in the studio now is our correspondent kate brady he is good to see you there's a lot to pack out in this story we've got german judges deciding whether or not to extradite this may they have to decide whethe

finland. he films his videos in the finnish town of time but it nestled among some arctic forests and lakes yes there has been performing all around for more than ten years generally for human audiences. but three years ago he started performing for dogs as well. the first time i tried to think this is actually all you can do it well you don't need anything to do this. do you hold the three with your. dog collars the three and you book a trip on top of your head and. the dog's very dri actions gave him an idea modified his trick and invited dog owners to take part in his experiments he enlisted his brother to film the results. the reactions were surprising. almost all the dogs fell for the trick there is no scientific explanation for why that. neglected to make use of their sense of smell. to live performers like real and honest they don't fake anything like. what they are. was also a graphic designer. videos and posted them online the first video went viral immediately and has since racked up

he was also coming from finland through denmark, and in those countries he was not arrested.re are lots of twists and turns in the story. kate brady, thank you very much for helping us understand. here are some of the other stores now making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin is in the turkish capital with talks with the turkish president. it is hers -- it is his first trip abroad since winning reelection. britain's military research center says it has been unable to prove the nerve agent used to poison a russian double agent last month was produced in russia. but the chief executive of the labs did say the substance, noah chok -- no chok -- it would have been too difficult to create by any source other than estate agent. it has been dubbed black tuesday in france as transport strikes are underway. headaches galore. >> anyone living in france should not expect to go anywhere fast. for the next three months. because those strikes are rolling strikes by real workers currently underway and could last that long. they have taken to the streets of paris to

and all it is it that it into the pot oh yeah ok let me ask you this we heard rumors that well that finland and denmark where mr prince to most travel he was not taken into custody there there are rumors that spanish prosecutors knew that finland in denmark would never extradite on treason charges but they felt germany was their best bet do you believe that that may well be because germany has a reputation of being so for all europeans all we have the absolute. europeans you know we comply with everything and they have all. the right that's fascinating talking with you christiane when we shot a professor of international law european law at humboldt university here in berlin professor thank you very much for pre-set your time thank you all right we want to take this story now to spain my colleague pablo foley os joins us he is in madrid good evening to you pablo we just heard from the professor that spain is really running out of options if it wants to try mr reports to ma on rebellion or treason charges how has there been any official reaction to today's german court decision. there has be

we re east anglia and south—east finland were temperature struggle to get much past four degrees. country. it is here that we have seen the clearer skies overnight. a frost setting in, so it will be a cold start to the day. the frost is not just cold start to the day. the frost is notjust in the countryside but also wind some of our towns as well. at least that means there is plenty of sunshine across northern and western areas to start the day. further east you can see this band of rain making inroads across east anglia and south—east england. along with that, strong gale force winds around the east coast will make it feel very cold and that rain band is set in for the whole of the day. temperatures will be struggling. could be about 25— 35mm is of rain. localised flooding is a possibility. it will stay cloudy across the west. those temperatures will really struggle. elsewhere, where the sunshine does come out we will see temperatures pushing into double figures, one or two showers in scotla nd figures, one or two showers in scotland once again. weather charts on tuesday, low pre

i'm just along for the ride since i'm in finland it's been nobody. and here's hoping hark will be making movies and inspiring young filmmakers for years to come up and that's it for our special from the twenty eight thousand german film awards for all this year's winners and nominees check out our website or look us up on facebook we're back next week with another new edition of kino and some new german cinema until then i'll see at the movies. the freedom of expression. a value that weighs has to be defended in new. all over the world. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com to freedom. and the dangerous battlefield images. five women. five exceptional stories. hey sarah i want to go to the. point it may be nothing more dizzying one calling more photography dramatic pictures from the front lines capturing street film moments in time and even risking death. she gave her life to tell the stories of people who ended up killing . women or photographers starting may third on

finland will end its experiment in free money. last year the fins have been handing out cash to unemployed people, $680 a month, no strings attached. do what you like with it. start a business. take a class. just quit worrying about money. that didn't go down well with voters over there. they didn't like the idea. finland will cut off the free flow of money. good. unfortunately this is not the end of the experiment. i say unfortunately, you want money, you better get out there to work for it. in stockton, california, a pilot program delivers $500 a month to some poor people. do what you like with it. oakland, california, is setting up a similar experiment. ontario, canada, is giving hundreds much dollars a month to 4,000 people. there is even a presidential candidate, democrat andrew yang, who wants to by every american adult $1000 a month. we're told that these programs relief poverty, allow people to spend more time with their children, let them start businesses or just enjoy life, free of the wicked pursuit of money. fine. but

just over a week ago had traveled to finland from his self-imposed exile in belgium to attend a conference and meet makers. facing arrest by finish off dorothy's he tried to return to belgium but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we got him there if you remember that i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values its approach to more as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government a bit of difference is the basis of our coexistence in europe and they are within europe. the case now aligns with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. i spoke to. demands a german lawyer a short while ago he set out why his team is contesting extradition to spain for rebellion. in german law we we have a similar. norm but. the hurdle is extremely high that th

just over a week ago travel to finland from his self-imposed exile in belgium to attend a conference and meet to make his. facing a rest by finishing with ortiz he tried to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border. ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. but we got him there if you remember i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government but the difference is that the basis of coexistence in europe on thank you it was in the mood of. the case no lines with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. and now to the civil war in yemen the u.n. how they don't or a conference in geneva today that raised more than two billion dollars to help yemenis dependent on food aid three years of fighting have claimed around ten thou

trish: finland tried this today. they abandoned it. they tried this as a test case with 10,000 people. we're going to guarranty a minimum income. this didn't include a job, but a minimum income for every single person in this program, roughly 600 something dollars a month, between ages of 28 and 56. they decided it costs it too much money. they couldn't do it. because i guess socialism doesn't work. >> it doesn't work. trish: we learned that before. >> we have. this is textbook example what not to do. look what finland tried to do and they will pull the plug on it. bernie sanders is doubling down on socialism. free health care for everyone. give everyone a job at $15 an hour. make it $50 an hour? throw in a house, a car and boat at it. it is about free market. >> wait a minute. >> it is not the government's role to provide your wants and needs. figure out on your own. i went to the school of figuring it out. that is why i'm here. trish: whole idea of giving someone a job, you earn a job. go ahead. >> let me say this, trish, let me say

finland. >> finland. >> good. >> i thought we were going to have a lobster eating competition or something when you went to maine. >> pretty cool. >> an ice carousel is a big chunk of ice that can move around in the water? i have learned something new today. >> how about that? >> news you can use right here on the weekend. >> by the cast of "frozen." thank you, ron. appreciate it. >>> coming up on "gma," the incredible pictures out of east pittsburgh. a major road collapsing in a landslide. debris tumbling down into apartment buildings below. >>> johnny manziel returning to the gridiron but not the nfl. the troubled quarterback making his spring league debut. is he really ready for a comeback? >>> and, guys, listen up, how washing dishes could be -- >> i can't hear you. what? >> -- could be the key to a successful relationship. do the dishes. >> let's talk more about "frozen." >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by safelite autoglass. america's largest vehicle glass experts. >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...

hackworth and tunisia prince will now represent their country at the world championship event in finland at the beginning of july. the national gallery in london officially opened its monterey and architecture exhibition on monday it focuses on the role that buildings and structures played in the work of the french impressionist more than seventy five of the answers to paintings are on display and could use the regular shape of architecture against the irregularity of moche so that's a great diversity of range to the way buildings were used and all those were the exhibition is the first in london to be dedicated solely to the artist work in more than twenty years on an architecture runs until july twenty ninth. the world's largest trade fair for musical instruments is underway this week in frankfurt so in that vein we're taking a look at five manufacturers of instruments starting with one company which produces bass guitars yan's a richer in a seam only make about seventy instruments per year and most of their customers are in the us and they've included some of the biggest names in rock

there are more countries he'd like to explore different scotland definitely ireland denmark for sure finland i'd really like to travel in eastern europe maybe even israel. and there's a lot of opportunities for stonemasons there. and maybe even australia and new zealand on. tradition dictates that he hits the road for at least three years and a day more if he wants to i think they're going to isn't sure how long he'll keep travelling meeting people as welcoming as the elvis family certainly helps to spur him on. something now for all of you do it yourself out there are you in need of an extra place to hang your clothes or your coats if so then we have an idea for you one of our resident d.i.y. experts ari hans and shows us how to build a coke rack out of simple hangers. hi i'm glad the first impressions matter so it's great that people will think and that's something. today i want to show you how to make a code out of your class so you know. you need a glue to spruce work board which you can get at the hardware store zavvi chose one that's eighty by twenty centimeters. wouldn't knows how new

sunday could be toward the west, toward the east but the thinking is that central southern england, finlandsoutheastern corner that will have temperatures around 15, maybe 16 and those deep oranges in germany will be in excess of 20 degrees. the weather forecast for monday and that warmth is across much of europe. we are on the very edge of it and in fa ct are on the very edge of it and in fact scotland, northern ireland and northern england are in the cool air of the atlantic. a bit of rain for a time perhaps across western areas again, tricky to forecast, maybe showers getting into the south as well but with the wind coming out of the south or the southeast temperatures will be around 15 in london, pressure in the north. the weather forecast tuesday and noticed the direction of the wind coming from the south and across the north sea. that is not necessarily good news for the north sea coast because after a very chilly and to the winter and the cold war of billy burke water in the north sea any water can't pass any wind coming off will make it feel cold along the coast and if you get the r

becoming the finland is ation of. two thousand president of south korea. yes well in fact we should not forget who started the whole thing there were meetings between the north korean and south korean president in the year two thousand in the year two thousand and seven the group that scrapped the whole peace process was the new conservative government of south korea recently. you know the former president who is now. was sentenced to a few years for corruption. so people in korea why is there such an approval rating for monday and people want peace you know the south korean government conservative government that scrap the peace process is no longer poor people i don't think it was popular when they did these things and now there is hope again and who is destroying that hope the global west in order to collect all of you know how everything this flip through you know liberals used to be for praise you know you know what's a true. the west. syria two weeks ago and the never bone loss in korea because of nuclear weapons you want to have a party federation o

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it's called elias and it's being tested at a school in finland. that's all for now.eas. it was rather cloudy, cool. the best of the sunshine was reser4ved across the north anfd the west of scotland. now we look to the south, to the next area of low pressure, which is going to bring disruptive weather for easter monday. it is an area of rain, sleet, and snow, fairly strong winds as well, continuing to push northwards during the early hours of easter monday with some snowfall likely across the higher ground of wales into central and northern england and even into northern ireland by early parts of easter monday. particularly across scotland, where we'll have clear skies and widespread frost. for easter monday morning there could be travel disruption across northern ireland into central, southern scotland and northern england. widespread heavy wet, snow, could see up to 10—15 centimetres over the north pennines and into the southern uplands. some drifting of that so because of the strong east to south—easterly wind. down to lower levels as well. a mixture of severe weat

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