soon trade between greenland and the mainland was thriving. for two centuries the norse colonies flourished. and. yet life in greenland was challenging to adapt the vikings turn to sheep farming which was more resilient against weather changes but which we've the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries the climate underwent a radical change. ships became trapped in ice it became increasingly difficult to sail to homelands in europe to restock supplies. with time the farmers tried to switch to hunting a little success. farming trade religion unsuited to this harsh environment the pillars of viking society felt one after another. many fled the island. those who stayed tried to adopt the customs of the innuit whose way of life was perfectly suited to this kingdom of ice but the vikings found it impossible to completely revamp their culture their beliefs their way of life everything was too far removed from the innuit. by the end of the fifteenth century nor society had completely vanished from greenland. as for the innuit they still and have it the i

in the last week or so we have seen and opening up of the ice north of greenlands.round the world are concerned. quite concerned, what is the reason for it, why is it happening and how can we stop it? this year we had unusual warmth in february. there it is normally —25 in february but this it was plus six and above zero the ten days. a large crack opened up on the north coast and the wind drove the ice off the coastal margin. it is one of these areas we don‘t expect to lose ice and we lost ice in february, which is very strange. and this year because it was broken up and the sea ice was then at the winds were able to drive it off the coast again. we have got some pictures you talk when you were in the region. are you any doubt this is because of climate change? i am not in any doubt. we usually see these lots of small changes that occur, these anomalies and they happen quite frequently to history, but what seeing in greenland is unprecedented in the context of the last several thousand yea rs. context of the last several thousand years. this is maybe another sympto

greenland in july, a large iceberg prompts evacuations, sending flooding soon armies towards the coastline. ——flooding tsunamis. this is how they deal with ice in china, just blow it up. that is explosives, breaking up the ice in spring lessens the risk of flooding when the temperature rises. but these people are very excited by ice and snow. you don't see very often in santiago, where there was a light covering in june.

of cardiovascular then denmark he said we must go to greenland and found out and discover what they are reading before they switch to the western diet. let us go. they went and he is a good note taker and he took all of his notes and this is his diary which i photographed bound and sealed from the 70s they measured everything. that is that they found they had extremely high levels but they have high levels of omega-3 in their blood and no cardiovascular disease therefore omega-3 fatty acids prevent cardiovascular disease. is that true? no. there is nothing wrong because it is done all the time the medical studies but the problem comes down that correlation does not equal causation. there was a statistician that says there are chicken and eggs do another chickens cause the? not really we just know it could be turkeys or quail but in order to figure out if something actually works then you have to do a randomized control trial and i would give you the actual fish oil and use a a placebo we would watch you over time to who did what for the vast number of subjects to allow us to draw a

if all the ice on greenland melts, global sea levels go greenland melts, global sea levels 9° up greenlandbal sea levels go up by seven metres. seven metres, that means every coastline city in the world will be an undated with water. these are challenges that are with us today. these are challenges we have to meet and the real question is whether we are going to realise that it will need people from every nation to pool resources to manage to preserve this environment on which we so heavily depend. thank you so much for being with us. president trump calls for sanctions on iran and he wants other countries from doing business with iran. the iranians say it is psychological warfare. growth in life expectancy has stalled in the uk. searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake killed almost a hundred people. and in sports, he has made an offer to buy the rest of the club. if the other big shareholder is willing to sell. the arsenal supporters trust has described today as a dreadful day for the club. burnley have signed up for manchester city on a two year deal. he had been seeking a pe

sea ice the the or the arctic sea ice and the greenland ice sheet the changing of the gulf stream all those sorts of tipping points that we've talked about and we look at how they might be related to each other the interactions between all of these different processes and it really looks like you might be able to set up a a sort of a cascade that's what happens in the in the earth system where it's where it's almost like a row of dominoes as children we put we put dominoes up on there and we push the first one and down they all went and it's like one of these processes could get to the point it pushes the next one in the next one and the next one and once you get into a chain reaction like that it's just just like a nuclear reaction you can't stop it under way so the really important thing for humanity is to make sure we don't get to a point where those that chain reaction could could actually be started and two degrees wouldn't be the tipping point you suggest from looking. at the history of the earth it looks like it's it might be somewhere around two degrees so two degrees might be

that is cooler air, which is actually coming down from greenland and the arctic.utheast on thursday morning. it will introduce cooler air. blustery showers on thursday here. there are be some good spells of sunshine. 15 to 2a degrees. the last of the fairly warm days. by friday, it is cooler everywhere. as we friday, it is cooler everywhere. as we get into the weekend, even fresher than that would sunshine and blustery showers. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at two: all charges are dropped against a former police chief inspector accused of trying to blame liverpool fans for the hillsborough disaster. my my involvement in the event around hillsborough has often been misrepresented, even in parliament. since then, i have been forced to deny strenuously that i have done anything wrong in the aftermath. the sister of one of the victims of the hillsborough tragedy says she's deeply distressed by the decision. very disappointed that they have led us families down, they have let the 96 down and they have also let down the families who

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behind these weather fronts, much fresher air all the way from iceland and greenland so the temperaturest, only 1a and barely making 20 degrees in london. bye— bye. this is the business briefing, i'm sally bundock. the world's biggest miner, bhp billiton, saw a 37% drop in net profit. we dig deep into the numbers to find out what drove earnings lower. president trump says he doesn't expect much to come out of upcoming talks with china on tariffs. but one family—run business in singapore is caught in the crossfire of the trade war. we look at how smaller businesses across asia are coping. and on the markets: in asia, you can see both are in asia, you can see both are headed in asia, you can see both are headed higher, in japan in asia, you can see both are headed higher, injapan and hong kong. that is the story across the region. we will talk is the story across the region. we will talk you is the story across the region. we will talk you through is the story across the region. we will talk you through the

greenland in july, a large iceberg prompts evacuations, sending flooding soon armies towards the coastlinedeal with ice in china, just blow it up. that is explosives, breaking up the ice in spring lessens the risk of flooding when the temperature rises. but these people are very excited by ice and snow. you don't see very often in santiago, where there was a light covering in june. and the prize for the slushiest snowball fight ever goes to this one featuring the chilean president and his wife. a time when you couldn't imagine a quality english wine being produced from grapes like this but that has changed. here is the manager of the wine division at plumpton college. you have been involved in the wine industry for 30 years, what has changed with the english wine industry? the industry has completely changed than 30 years ago we were producing german style wines, chardonnay and pinot noir were nowhere near able to ripen, but now we're excellent sparkling wines and even some very good still wines. what are the big drivers, technology climate change? the most important as climate change, vin

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temperatures, including the saudis, feeling cooler and fresher than of late, the winds coming down from greenland much of the north and west. into the afternoon, these showers become more widespread and pretty heavy into the afternoon into central and southern areas, some of them could be very heavy with hail and thunder. a blustery old today wherever you are with the strong west to north—westerly winds, making it feel even cooler. temperatures into the low to mid teens in the north, the mid—to—high teens further south. for friday evening, those showers continue on but then they will fizzle out into the overnight period. a few continue across northern and western areas with lengthy clear skies in central and eastern parts, a really chilly night for all, especially scotland and north—east england, were out of town in sheltered spots we could get freezing. as we head into saturday, looks like a better day because we have a ridge of high pressure coming from the west and that will push away the area of low pressure and dampen down the shower activity. looks like for the start of the weekend, we shou

this area of north greenland is a place where eyes normally accumulates.as. it is blown up from siberia. it is very unusual... scientists have always says that it is one of the places to haveice says that it is one of the places to have ice break—up last. what has happened twice this year is that temperatures have been unusually high and winds in the regions, the combination of these two things have blown this pic eyes away from the shore and it is started to break up it's a much smaller pieces. it is likely to refreeze again. but at this moment in time it is causing concern for scientists. how significant is that? when you say scientists say it will be one of the last areas, it sounds very worrying. it is not broken up forever. but it isa it is not broken up forever. but it is a worry. we've had very high temperatures all over the world, and across the arctic as well. this sea ice which side is keep a very close eye on is very down. it is not a record here, but it is well down on the long—term average. scientists would say these are the fingerprints of gl

and the rest is just concrete jungles or people have referenced the thousands of farm at the to greenland some thousand trees so we did raise the money and at the end of the day for political reasons he refused to search the community because he said that he didn't support that type of project for the community and you know it was just really sad because we had the money to buy it it was just a political thing that just prevented that self more into exactly so he and so you were fused to sell it back to the community really just whatever you know his political motivation was in his animosity to the community which was very disappointing so what happened then why is it been sitting there for you know these past dozen years saw the original we for over twenty one it was the company that was interesting in actually getting the property develop and we actually did an environmental impact report in a study proposal project to the city and we actually launched a boycott against for twenty one we picked at their stores the source and pasadena one of their main source and now we really were. you

were in canada and the british had their colony with our 13 colonies on the atlantic seaboard in greenland was that huge shop of wilderness. they both laid claim to it. both france and britain. in october 1753 george leaves the plantation land of virginia with a wilderness guide to new what he was doing and several servants on horseback going from the plantation country across the appellations and were hammered by winter storms it is a real struggle. it is if you have ever camped in the winter snow you know is not pleasant. they were dealing with that. george had never been that condition before. after he travels hundreds and hundreds of miles they get back to a french post in the wilderness and the french officer greets george very formal and remember george is 21 years old he says i have a message from the governor and the french officer says you have the wrong guy show it to my commander who is a one-week ride that way. so he goes through more snow and cold and they get to the made mom -- main french commandant the very distinguished elderly gentleman former professional winter with gre

this is due to the news coming from greenland townsend's wait to be rescued from devastating floods in india the task is overwhelming local authorities in the state of their appealing to the government to send more over a quarter of a million people have taken refuge in emergency shelters and more rains are on the way also coming up. in host talks for the second time in three months all differences remain with the author of this bill on less whether we could be seeing signs of a thaw in germany.

he is shipped out from the port of new york, goes to newfoundland, then greenland, slips through england very quickly, then lands in france, where he will do nothing for a very long time. as he is leaving new york harbor , there is a yacht which pulls up. it is the whitney family yet, ok? and that is because he is a youngster, not married yet. his three brothers are. , but he isters are the youngster of the brood. his fiancÉe is on board that yacht because she is a whitney. she is also a vanderbilt. her father is a fellow named harry payne whitney who may be a decade before had purchased saratoga race course and kept it from going under, really revitalized it. was a great polo player, sportsmen, a hunter, a bit like wouldt unlike tr, and tr castigate people like this as malefactors of great wealth, as the idle rich, so tr did not care for people like the whitney's or the vanderbilts. he certainly didn't care for the whitney's because they were? democrats. ok. his father, harry payne whitney's father, with secretary of the navy under grover cleveland. earlyhad not dropped in 1904 might ha

he's shipped out from the port of new york, goes to newfoundland, then to greenland, zips through england very quickly, and then lands at france where he's going to do nothing for a very, very long time. as he's leaving new york harbor, though, there's a yacht which pulls up, and it's the whitney family yacht, okay? and that is because he's a youngster, he's not married yet. his three brothers are. his two sisters are. but he's the youngster of the whole brood, and his girlfriend, his fiance is on board that yacht because she is a whitney. she is also a vanderbilt. her father is a fellow named harry payne whitney, who, oh, maybe a decade before had purchased saratoga race course and kept it from going under, really revitalized it. he was a great polo player, a hunter, a sportsman a bit like t.r. but also, unlike t.r. and t.r. would castigate people like this as malefactors of great wealth, as the idle rich, so t.r. did not care for people like the whitneys or the vanderbilts. he certainly didn't care for the whitneys because they were democrats. and his father, harry payne whitney's fathe

came up near greenland.wer gave the sub's captain a medal after a story journey to the top of the world, 60 years ago today. a quick update on fox's top story. the dam in lynchburg, virginia is said to be stabilized by engineers. they went in to check to see if a huge spill-over had damaged the dam and could flood hundreds of homes. as it turns out, they say the dam is stable but a lot of weather expected tonight, especially around 7:00 p.m. we'll be keeping an eye on it. we'll be on facebook watch just about three minutes from now with a fox news update on your live stream. "your world" with neil cavuto is right after this. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-y

beautiful unfortunately created by the ice melting and these rivers are actually cutting through the greenland last june so much more trees melting them again a comparison again if you took the water that's melted that. many would all be on the. one major of water but of course it's spread across the whole planet so we don't notice it much but these two are reminding us all with that our natural environment is in danger and is for ever changing right thank you very much for that and my guess is they'll small me a website on it with these indeed an exhibition of recount fishes is actually moved down to the south from a time called negro police now ok so that's the obvious skin for that thank you very much i'll admit. you're watching the news more coming up for you shortly thank you very much that's it from me. and from. the desk now back. to. the be. the best. from the. wrong ones and. see. a major power in the middle east the bronze suns continues to move economically and above all military the buzz among true subtrees opponents who have their doubts iran from theocracy to regional summit. mor

it's very close to greenland. before this year, there were no records of it ever breaking up.otjust this area of the arctic affected. that's meant what has been frozen waters are flying in the summer and some businesses are taking notice. this week, maersk line is launching the first container ship specifically designed to sail in the arctic. these are pictures are taken onboard a vessel belonging to chinese firm cosco shipping. they show how routes that used to be blocked with ice are now available. and that means that a new shipping route is available. it's called the northern sea route, and stretches from the bering strait between russia and the us along the far north of russia to its exit close to norway. this is touted as a potential rival to the suez canal for asia—europe trade, as it can take weeks off the journey. han guomin is from cosco. has been speaking about this. translation: we are offering several shipping passages every summer. compare with the traditional roots, this passage would benefit greatly the shipping company and the customers. the shortened shipping

actually that is the ice melting in these rivers actually causing frooty our eyes and separating greenland from itself as. well as you mentioned they're endangered but you know really really beautiful nonetheless we thank you so much robin just joining us to tell us a little bit more about these two photographers and their very important work. for now quickly before we go we want to tell you that spanish suffered giant barcelona has confirmed the signing of former byron midfielder auto v. dollar for a fee of about twenty million euros or sloan officially presented the camp north today the chilean one the bundesliga title in each of his three seasons at byron he also played a key role in chile is back to back copa america titles in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen dollars says that his main goal at barcelona is to win his first champions league title. well now inhabitants of the italian island of. were treated to a rare natural phenomenon this weekend as a water spout swept along the coast of the island a rotating column of water is usually formed a whirlwind occurring over a body of water

julie air force base in greenland. cb, and exposed to ddt, p radioactive waste.t, ihe course of contracted some sort of mutated conditions. then i took the traditional treatment. after i went on an alternative, i found better relief. without the use of those drugs or other conventional methods. there has been other scientific data that corroborates with other natural therapies, that people can use to offset the conditions of cancer. host: dr. devaney? again, that is another area where we are interested. if people are taking alternative medications of any sort, even individuals are integrating into their lifestyle, yoga, meditation, those are the things that we want to capture and understand the effect on health. we are as focused on precision health as we are on precision medicine, understanding what it is that people do to stay healthy, how we can provide that to more people, that understanding. host: if the viewers want to learn more about the program, joinallofus.org. dr. stephanie devaney is the deputy director of the national institutes of health. thank you

the source of that cold there comes down from greenland. often been misrepresented, even in parliament. since then, i've been forced to deny strenuously that i have done anything wrong in the aftermath of the disaster. the sister of one of the victims of the hillsborough tragedy says she's deeply distressed by the decision. i'm just very disappointed that they've let us families down, they've let the 96 down and they've also let down the families who are no longer alive to see this journey through to the end. in his first speech as foreign secretary, jeremy hunt has called on the eu to stand "shoulder to shoulder" with the us and consider further sanctions against russia. aggressive and malign behaviour undermines the international order that keeps us safe. 0f undermines the international order that keeps us safe. of course we must engage with moscow but we must also be blunt. russia's foreign policy under president putin has made the world a more dangerous place. microsoft says it's blocked russian attempts to launch cyber—attacks against

to the climate change which is caused by these knock—on effects, one example being melting ice in greenland away from the main message, which is we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to avoid damaging climate change in the future. but that change will have to be more dramatic and those cuts will have to have a far greater impact if this trend is going to be reversed? we already know we have started reducing greenhouse gases and started process with the climate agreement in paris and we have to do more. we already know we have to do this, this isjust reminding us we know there are very small possibilities of monumental changes happening in the climate system that we also need to be aware of. it doesn't change the main message that we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions drastically to avoid dangerous climate change. it is already impacting society and ecosystems. we have seen the heatwave across many parts of the uk and parts of europe, should we expect to see more of that in the coming years? these effects are caused by weather, weather patterns ca

. —— greenland. it has been very hot. what about us? the western extremities of england and wales will see a little bit of that rain. it will stay fair in edgbaston. into tomorrow as well. we are on the cusp of that weather front. this evening and overnight the rain clears from northern ireland, marches across scotland. we do not lose the humidity. misty no cloud. —— low cloud. it will be warmer away from the south and east night. just about co mforta ble the south and east night. just about comfortable enough for sleeping. the humid airgoes comfortable enough for sleeping. the humid air goes across the country tomorrow. still a fair deal of sunshine. fairweather cloud. temperatures nudging towards 30. the more rain coming from northern ireland in the afternoon. after the dry slot in scotland, it comes in in the evening. the risk of weather fronts close by. at times they will sink further southwards into the borders. northern england and perhaps the western and northern fringes of words. those weather fronts the dividing line between th