this is deja vu news live from berlin finland assumes the e.u. presidency and says solving climate change should be europe's next heroic act the finnish prime minister says he's been listening to young people especially those taking part in friday's for future demonstrations across europe also coming up. a showdown in the gulf of british royal navy frederick frigate drives off the iranian boats to try to intercept a british tanker but iran denies that any confrontation took place. and helstone says biggest foreign visit to blitz italy's riata coastline that storm injures some 20 people causes damage to buildings during the peak proceeds. and their sports stream lives on madagascar are in football fever as its national team prepares for the quarter finals of the african cup of nations. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us for the next 6 months the european union will be putting climate change at the top of its agenda finland has just assumed the block's 6 month rotating presidency in the finnish prime minister says the e.u. should provid

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by finland do you have any sound so what allowed the fence to get ahead of you. i mean i'm not sure whether we've got a list happy happy. but i mean. the 2nd decimal when we look at the absolute happiness numbers that sets those countries apart so i'm happy for them and. happy for the danes as well. and you know we can try to become happier or we can try and make the less happy i would go with the 1st i mean whether it is. you know combined population with the number of people living in the city in moscow or let's say in new york do you think it's a meaningful comparison to. try to see how let's say russia is doing compare it because you know creating a good life for 5000000 people is very different from trying to do the same for several hundreds of thousands let alone 1300000000 as in china is perhaps easier but i think it does make sense to compare because whether you are 5w1cw i think people who. all want social connection i think they want a healthy life expectancy that is long i think they want low levels of corruption i think they want a society that is gen

finland's prime minister says he has listened to young people like these taking cops in 5 days for future demonstrations across europe as he assumes the presidency says solving climate change could be europe's next heroic act. on their dream lives on not a casket in football fever nation that national team has passed for the quarter finals of the african cup. i'm phil gale welcome to the program. britain says 3 iranian boats attempted to intercept a british oil tanker and the other persian gulf but driven off by a royal navy frigate iran has denied its vessels tried to stop a tanker in the strait of hormuz saying it's boats were carrying out routine duties . the strait of hormuz one of the world's busiest shipping routes through which a 3rd of the world seaborne oil must pass iran's navy is an active presence. the strait is only about 40 kilometers wide at its narrowest point iran has long used its coastline to project an implicit threat to the world's oil supplies in this latest incident britain says this frigate turned away iranian speedboats that threatened its oil tanker. ron has blam

now for the next 6 months the european union will put climate change at the top of its agenda finland has just assumed the block 6 month rotating presidency in the finnish prime minister says the e.u. should provide global leadership on the issue he says it's important to take seriously the demands on this of europe's young people. 16 year old spent many fridays travelling 2 hours each way to protest at the finnish parliament holding signs pleading for climate action the climate itself wasn't too cooperative as he stood there through the winter it's really horrible in front of the it's always been the end it will be raining some sleet or snow or ice and most of politicians just go by and don't even look at us. or say hello and some even come to us but says it was all worth it as prime minister until now has declared solving the climate crisis should be europe's next heroic act at the very least it's the top priority for the finnish e.u. presidency has credited the youth climate strikers for inspiration got to thank him in person and vice versa i really. have listened to their young li

finland will lead as it just assumed the e.u.'s six-month rotating presidency.he finnish prime minister says it's important to take the demands of europe's youth seriously and he says fighting climb change should be a top priority everywhere. >> 16-year-old spent many fridays traveling two hours each way to protest at the finnish parliament holding signs pleading for climate action. the climate itself wasn't too cooperative as he stood there through the winter. >> it's really horrible in front of this parliament. it will be raining or sleet or snow or ice. most of the politicians just go by and don't even look at us. some say hello and some even come to talk to us. >> but he says it was all worth it as the prime minister has declared solving the climate crisis should be europe's next heroic act, at the very least, it's the top priority for the finnish e.u. presidency. he has credited the youth climate strikers for inspiration. he got to thank him in person and vice versa. >> i really felt that you have listened to us, the young people. >> i have listened and i n

says whatever finland achieves is great but it's so much more is needed he'll be protesting outside the e.u. meetings rain or shine or sleet or snow. well here's a look at some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in eastern sicily massive wildfires have sent beachgoer scrambling into the water there's been no immediate reports of casualties several blazes have broken out around sicily in recent days spurred on in part by high temperatures and hot winds from northern africa there's been a huge blaze at a gas fired power station just outside of moscow at least one person is dead 13 people have been injured firefighters have now put out the fire these flames reached we understand up to 50 meters russian media say the calls may have been an explosion. 2 car bombs exploded thursday in benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others it happened several libyan national army officers gathered for the funeral of a high ranking general libya has 2 competing governments and the struggle for control has escalated into more violence in recent months. well tonight ger

says whatever finland achieves is great but that so much more is needed he'll be protesting outside the e.u. meetings rain or shine or sleet or snow. but take a closer look at this where. he's a climate expert on this for those look somebody foundation has a think tank close to germany's left party welcome to dave w. thank you do you expect to finish e.u. presidency to make any difference or told to policy i expect to finish you presidencies resent saying that the e.u. has done for the last 3040 years which is to do nothing at all to protect the climate now of course they'll be conversations about targets say maybe climate your travel by 2050 but as a kind of person said targets in themselves don't reduce emissions and what reduces emissions is digging up less coal producing fewer cars not expanding fossil gas infrastructure was one of the big projects within the. of the current e.u. so in essence i don't expect much to happen because nothing has happened of the last that he is and is that because they do believe that this is because there is no waiting list on behalf on the part of the

group of countries that do consistently well when it comes to life satisfaction the nordic countries finland sweden norway iceland but also the netherlands switzerland canada new zealand australia all doing quite well and you're right the us i think currently renting nineteen's i think russia's place 68 so. this seems to be so.

says whatever finland achieves is great but it's so much more is needed he'll be protesting outside the e.u. meetings rain or shine or sleet or snow. but here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the u.s. coastal city of new orleans has been inundated with rain and floods as a tropical storm churns in the gulf of mexico the storm is expected to make landfall within 48 hours or forecasters warn it could strengthen into a hurricane 2 car bombs exploded thursday in benghazi killing 4 people and wounding 33 others it happened as several libyan national army officers gathered for the funeral of a high ranking general libya has 2 competing governments and the struggle for control has escalated into more violence in recent months germany's domestic intelligence agency says it is stepping up observation of the far right i did to terry and movement the agency says that the group believed to have about $600.00 members here in germany is now officially classified as quote an extreme right movement authorities consider the movement to be hostile to immigrants a

includes a ton of lego bricks a long corridor of dense fog and even a huge wall of reindeer moss from finland sun has been billed as a new model of artists who challenges how we interact with the world and now his fans can see the full range of his work. as an. people saw him in a museum 2000000 people came to see it still remained a poetic experience. is master of florence and the elements in 2008 he created waterfalls in new york a magical natural spectacle in the midst of the metropolis. his biggest show to date just opened at the tate modern what do we see in his own thoughts what's real what is perception and what is real about perception we are supposed to provide the answers ourselves. shafi here to he she when i look at it i create the story in this picture i look at the picture and then i project my feelings my dreams my ideas my thoughts on to the picture and so it is sometimes a bit of work to go to the museum it's not like going to the supermarket and saying now i feel good we are here to question ourselves and to examine ourselves and to see ourselves within the context of the wi

includes a ton of lego bricks a long corridor of dense fog and even a huge wall of reindeer moss from finland sun has been billed as a new model of artists who challenges how we interact with the world and now his fans can see the full range of his work. order for early our son is a superstar he put the song in a museum 2000000 people kind to see it but it still remained a poetic experience of. his master of lights and the elements in 200-1000 created waterfalls in new york a magical natural spectacle in the midst of the metropolis. his biggest show to date just opened at the tate modern what do we see in his own thoughts what's real what is perception and what is real about perception we are supposed to provide the answers ourselves. i'm cool shafi when i look at it i create the story in this picture i look at the picture and then i project my feelings my dreams my ideas my thoughts onto the picture and so it is sometimes a bit of work to go to the museum it's not like going to the supermarket and saying now i feel good we are here to question ourselves and to examine ourselves and to see ou

this is deja vu news live from berlin finland assumes the e.u. presidency and says solving climate change should be europe's next heroic act the finnish prime minister says he's been listening to young people especially those taking part in friday's for future demonstrations across europe also coming up. a showdown in the gulf of british royal navy frederick frigate drives off the iranian boats to try to intercept a british tanker but iran denies that any confrontation took place.

meanwhile, the 1991 champions red star belgrade scored a goal in each half as they beat hjk of finland there are still two more rounds after that, before the group phase. top seed dominic thiem is through to the quarter—finals of the hamburg open after a straight sets victory over marton fucsovics. the unseeded hungarian saved eight break points in a hard—fought opening set which thiem eventually won 7—5. the world number 4 then raced through the second set — for the loss of only one game injust 28 minutes — to seal his place in the last eight where he'll face russia's andrey rublev. the defending champion nikoloz basiliashvili is also through to the quarter—finals — but he was taken to three sets byjuan ignacio londero. basilashvili won the opening set 6—4 before the argentine levelled the match by taking the second. the number 4 seed from georgia then won the decider 6—3 — to set up a quarter—final against the frenchman jeremy chardy. the fourth of the women's golf majors tees off in france on thursday. the evian championship is the first of two major championships to be played in a

euros in assets as well the women were mainly nigerian and were forced to work as prostitutes in finland and sweden. the last ever v.w. beetle has rolled off the production line in mexico the car built to a revamped design from the late 1990 s. brings an end to a series that began with the w.'s very 1st model in 1938 the original beetle was in production for 65 years. it's to france now where a quadriplegic man at the center of a bitter dispute over ending his life support has passed away in hospital doctors removed vincent lumbers life support more than a week ago that against his parents' wishes all owing a legal battle that the vide both his family and the nation bears spent more than a decade in a vegetative state that following a car crash opponents of the decision to end his life support have been holding a prayer vigil for him in the french capital. well let's bring in lisa lois joining us from paris on stay on the story lisa can you tell us more about what was behind the decision to take the patient off of life support. well it's been a long. battle between 2 sides of the family

the region borders finland, and is famous for its beautiful lakes and rainforests. —— pine forests.was 12, and a professional swimmer. the children who survived said that when their boat overturned, masha was helping people to reach the shore. the water was only 12 celsius, and masha died of hypothermia. after the tragedy, several criminal investigations were launched. the victims‘ parents didn't see much progress. they asked lawyer dmitry lapin to help them. he carried out his own investigation. as a result of these findings, six people ended up on trial. the director of the camp and her deputy, the head and deputy of the region's consumer watchdog, and two of the camps instructors. the court found the camps director, yelena reshetova, and her deputy, vadim vinogradov, guilty. they were sentenced to 9.5 years in prison. two officials from russia's consumer watchdog were acquitted. a separate criminal case was launched against two employees of moscow's department of social protection . tatyana barsukova and yelena semkina have been accused of negligence. they were responsible for or

on how to deal with asylum seekers rescued in the mediterranean sea as the ministers held talks in finland the german captain of a migrant rescue ship at the eye of a political storm appeared before an italian court from there she sent a clear message to european leaders. arriving at the courthouse on sicily count a wreck a tour was mocked by reporters the 31 year old german c. captain is being investigated on suspicion of aiding illegal immigration last month she piloted to see what rescue ship into the italian ports of lampedusa with 41 my concern on board. i sincerely hope that the european commission now after the new election of the parliament will do their very best to prevent situations like that happening and that all the european countries will work together in the future. except any people which the civilian fleet has rescued. its elise hardline interior minister mattel use salvini wants to stop rescue ships like sea watch bringing my consist sure as the summit of europe's interior ministers got underway in helsinki there were bold words. the situation is critical we cannot let a

exhibit includes a ton of lego bricks a long corridor of dense fog and a huge wall of reindeer box from finland now this artist has been billed as a new model of artists who challenges how we interact with our world and now fans can see the full range of his work. for. isn't to stop people the sun in a museum 2000000 people came to see it but it still remained a poetic experience. is master of florence and the elements in 2008 he created waterfalls in new york a magical natural spectacle in the midst of the metropolis. his biggest show to date has just opened at the tate modern what do we see in his own thoughts what's real what is perception and what is real about perception we are supposed to provide the answers ourselves. i'm cool shafi here i think you should when i look at it i create the story in this picture i look at the picture and then i project my feelings my dreams my ideas my thoughts onto the picture and so it is some a bit of work to go to the museum it's not like going to the supermarket and saying now i feel good we are here to question ourselves and to examine ourselves and to

this is steve every new year's live from finland frog celebrates bastille days with the fos display all had gentry at military prowess also coming up. the states with the president talked about 10 countries renewed tensions with russia and the song time if it is to join the european union. and a long lost videotape promises stunning new images of the 1st moon landing it's one of the i said from the apollo 11 mission. get up its 50th anniversary. hello i'm christine wendell welcome to the program. we begin in france where president emmanuel chrono showcased europe's defense capabilities by putting european military cooperation at the heart of this year's best day parade it comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states. including german chancellor angela merkel joined mccrone to watch the annual parade down the seans in the say that marks the anniversary of the beginning of the french revolution. for more on that we are joined now by d.j.'s correspondent lisa lewis who is in paris good to see it nice to see you attend of the parade a little bit talk to us about the highlights

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sparked renewed concerns about her health and this latest incident occurred today she stood with finland's visiting prime minister watching military honors to mark his arrival. some of it's very difficult to see the chancellor trembling that way this is the 3rd incident within a month yes it is it is worrying i think and you know people will last questions about this the 1st time was just 3 weeks ago also when the ukrainian new ukrainian president zelinsky was in berlin it was a very hot day and after that merkel said that she had just been a bit dehydration she needed some water and after that she felt fine but it happened again a week or so later indoors it wasn't particularly hot and so people ask questions there and it hasn't been that hot today in berlin so you know the people have gotten on my own this and people are beginning perhaps to wonder whether it could affect. work in any way. when asked about it she seemed to shrug it off and i think the see here what exactly did she say yes she says that she has been dealing with a problem and that she's making progress but it wasn't entir

in addition to new zealand, finland was early in 1906. at the other end, you have other countries which are surprisingly late. switzerland, for example, did not give women the right to vote until 1971. greta: what are the tactics women are using over the decades to get the 19th amendment passed and ratified? dr. banaszak: so there are a myriad of tactics used. probably the most important to mention, though, is the use of really the exclusion, segregation of the african-american women from the suffrage movement and kind of ignoring the aspect of african-american women's right to vote, because that was an important thing in convincing congress to pass the 19th amendment, but what it did mean is that when the 19th amendment came to pass, would only enfranchise a portion of women. so we look at what the 19th amendment did and did not do and look at racism as a tactic in terms of getting the right to vote. there are other things that were important. one of the interesting things from my perspective is women also were some of the first groups t

this condition in the past month this latest incident occurred as the chancellor stood outside with finland's visiting prime minister they were watching military honors to welcome his arrival and you can see her clenching her fist trying to control history. or this bring in our political correspondent now in monroe shots for more on this so. people are asking more and more questions is 3 times now and they're asking is she suffering from a medical condition well there's something going got going on there and we say i don't have the answer as to what exactly it is this that this is a sad occurrence months ago though it was a case during a q. crane and president say less kids visit that i get america shook in front of the camera for the 1st time then a few days later again she couldn't blame that on the heat this time as she had done the 1st time around she had another trending episode and now we know we've heard from a source close to the government that the 3rd shaking could actually be done to do psychological pressure that she would have not so trumbo after the 1st set up in our society yet

last night, i had a chance to the leader of finland.e found an outpouring of sentiment in that country, an affinity with the united states. after all, this is something you can apply patriotism to without a war. this is a great place to be a little chauvinistic. walter: the space people points out that it takes .5 of 1% of our gross national product to have enough of a budget for them to go on, $4 million a year. the soviets reported the start of the liftoff just four minutes after. they gave the launch and the names of the crewmembers. oscar television, however, did not show the liftoff live and did not have regular programming to report it. although, the liftoff was being shown everywhere else around the world thanks to satellites, probably. v.p. agnew: you know, they brought it up and the soviet press reaction, the commander had a chance to meet with a cosmonaut who also lives in finland. there's a real rapport between the people and these two programs. i think there are real possibilities in the future of getting cooperative venture

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you're looking at a grueling obstacle case called the wife-carrying competition in finland. a lithuanian man and his wife waded through waste-high water and jumped over logs to finish the 278-yard course. athletes don't have to be married to compete. organizers say male contestants can steal a neighbor's wife if they don't have a companion, which i don't recommend. le >>> let's check the forecast. >> today our warmest cities made it to the 80s and 90s. but tomorrow we are tracking cooler weather moving in. and it will linger for the next couple of days. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you mainly clear skies. the sutro tower, you can see the thin cirrus clouds mixing in with the baby blue skies. tons of sunshine over san francisco right now. starting out the weekend brilliantly, and tomorrow we'll have a lot of sunshine but it will be a cooler finish to the weekend. let's take a look at the accuweather highlights. tonight we're tracking fog, turning to the coast, and even close to the coast we could find a little drizzle out there early tomorrow morning. we'll sta

as the ministers held talks in finland, the captain of a german migrant rescue ship appeared before anlian court. >> arriving at the courthouse in sicily, the captain was mobbed by reporters. the 31-year-old german sea captain is being investigated on suspicion of aiding illegal immigration. last month she piloted ac watch rescue ship into the port in italy with 41 migrants on board. >> i sincerely hope that the european commission after t the new election of f the parliament will do their best to p prevent situations like that happening and that all the european countries will work together in the future to accept any people which the civilian fleet has rescued. >> italy's hard-line interior minister wants to stop rescue ships like seawatch bringing migrants ashore. >> the situation is critical. we cannot let anyone drown in the mediterranean sea anymore. we have to find solutions that are more robust, arrangements that are not ad hoc as they are right now. the situation needs our attention all the time. >> the summit ended in failure. france and germany pushed a so-called solidarity

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here in finland filled with people full live here how did it treat you or sometimes it is so it. is so us. as the strangers you know. but in general if they are good you live in one of these apartments yeah i hear i live here. from 6 months here i have 5 verses in the house with me. and but it is a house it would be stained friedland if you would find a job here or do you know right now as well as if the small yeah it is small and i want to get my in my study of the city richer can probably only do in the bigger city alone but really on how mostly maybe the mere norse that's how most will react that's why his plan rests on just 10 percent of the refugees wanting to stay. most of the population in your role in 10 or 20 years will be population above 60 or 70 so in a way the coming of refugees to this style presents a possibility because younger people younger population and they think it can be applied on the european level as well maybe to say that they're refugees can be a fall for revitalisation of want. and what it shows is that the real change can be done on the municipal lev

. > >> a fraction of a second deided the annual world wife carrying championship in finland this weekend. this year's winner were the defending champs, a couple from lithuania. the pry for the winners is the women's weight in atbeer. ould make it problematic wo because i ld think that the less you weighhe easier to be carried for this competition, right? but then you will not get as much beer in the end. >> so you want a heavier wife? >> exactly. maybe you just have to practice a lot. i'm glad no one was hurt in this. >> free beer is free beer so whatever they give you. >> i guess so. look at the way they carry them. >> pretty impress -- or korea. >> yes. >>> summer always seems to fly by. i can't believe fourth of july has come and gone. >> if you haven't planned a summer trip, don't worry. melissa mollet is here with tip to pugether a last than-minute get-away. >> if you don't have anything booked yet here is what you need to kn on to get a good deal on a last-minute trip. >> first class travel. scott. howan i help you? >> reporter: scott owns first class travel andng bookirips for cli

the annual world wife-carrying championship in finland. the grueling course includes a pool and wooden barrier. this year's competition was held in e rain. >> i guess that made it extra tough. you can see some of the competitors had a sense of humor about it. w theye costumes. the winners were the defending champs, a couple from lithuania. and the prize is the woman's weight in beer. >> wow. >> so it's all worth it then. >> how interesting. >> it's all worth it. >> they are probably looking at us for the food-eating competition, hot dogs. what are the americans doing? >> love this. >> anyway, got to love it. >>> a live look outside. another hot day in store. we will be back with lauryn et cketts to dail our rifo i'm blue and i'm an ironworker. work is empowering... ...but brutal on my sk... ...i use the dove beauty bar. it gets rid of all the dirt... ...while.till nourishing my skin it helps me retain my natural beauty... ...to be both stronghing my skin and beautiful at the same time. dove cleans and cares beautifully. we all care about a

according to which everybody has a hobby and that's certainly true for a growing number of young girls in finland who share a passion for what's called hobby horse saying they take part in remarkably well attended competitions that have all the trappings of traditional questioning and friends but it's far less expensive and that's follow us home. this show jumping course but its many obstacles is a real challenge for horse and rider. just next door the competition requires graceful draw such just like a real equestrian offense. this sport which is gained in popularity among young finns and girls in particular is called hobby horse and. possible that they all have been involved in hobby horses for more than 10 years it's almost become a lifestyle i guess the idea now i like to do it because it's sporty and also it concerns craftsmanship that they are. from all over the country hobby horse ing fans of come to see the finished championship in senior jockey over 10000 young fans practice hobby horse and today because i like it i have it started with some girls whose harley was west riding they starte