i think it is good for greenland is the chinese can build some and greenland can grow, so it's good.on ethnic lines. the majority inuit are mostly keen, the minority of danish descent tend not to be. the man who delivers water to the outlying communities was worried. for me, i don't like it, because they want to take it all and they leave greenland with nothing and i think the greenlandic should do it themselves. the greenlandic government wants eventual independence from denmark. the prime minister and foreign minister would not be interviewed about china's involvement here, but about china's involvement here, but a previous prime minister was repaired to talk. we live in 2019, so the world has changed. so what greenland needs urgently is investments from the outside. and you don't really see investment from the us or europe. so you would be happy to see china putting money into greenland in a big way, would you? yes. denmark doesn't agree. just recently the danish prime minister, lars rasmussen, came here on an attention grabbing visit, both denmark and the united states are seriou

i think it's good for greenland if the chinese can build and greenland can grow. it's good.vided on ethnic lines. the majority, inuits, are mostly keen. the minority of danish descent tend not to be. the man who delivers water to the outlying communities was worried. for me, i don't like it, because they want to take it all and leave greenland with nothing. i think the greenlandic should do it by themselves. the greenlandic government wants eventual independence from denmark. the prime minister and foreign minister wouldn't be interviewed about china's involvement here, but a previous prime minister was prepared to talk. we will be living in 2019 soon, and the world has changed. what greenland needs urgently is investment from the outside, and you don't really see investment from the us or europe. so you would be happy to see china putting money into greenland in a big way, would you? yes. denmark doesn't agree. just recently, the danish prime minister lars rasmussen came here on an attention—grabbing visit. both denmark and the united states are seriously worried that the c

i think it's good for greenland if the chinese can build and greenland can grow. it's good.. the majority, inuits, are mostly keen. the minority of danish descent tend not to be. the man who delivers water to the outlying communities was worried. for me, i don't like it, because they want to take it all and leave greenland with nothing. i think the greenlandic should do it by themselves. the greenlandic government wants eventual independence from denmark. the prime minister and foreign minister wouldn't be interviewed about china's involvement here, but a previous prime minister was prepared to talk. we will be living in 2019 soon, and the world has changed. what greenland needs urgently is investment from the outside, and you don't really see investment from the us or europe. so you would be happy to see china putting money into greenland in a big way, would you ? yes. denmark doesn't agree. just recently, the danish prime minister lars rasmussen came here on an attention—grabbing visit. both denmark and the united states are seriously worried that the chinese might get a s

are hunting more. >> i think it is good for greenland greenland can grow. it is good. >> good for everybody? >> yeah, i think. reporter: attitudes to chinese involvement are divided a.ng ethnic lin the majority are mostly teen. the minority of danish desco t tend not tbe. the men who delivers water to the outlying communities was worried. >> for me, i don't like it. leave greenland with nothing. i think the greenland should do it by themselves. greenlandice government wants eventual independce from denmark. the prime minister and foreign minister would not be abinterviewet china's involvement. previous prime minister was prepared ttalk. >> we live in 2019 soon. greenland needsve urgently is ments from the outside. you don't really see in the western frontu.s. or europe. reporter: you would bhappy to see china putting money into greenland in a big way, would you? >> yes. reporter: denmark doesn't agree. just recently the danish prime minister came here on an attention grabbing visit. both denmark and the united states are seriously worried the chinese market

greenland is a different creature here because they are very much the arctic often or two you could say and that is that the denmark has a geo political view upon these matters because their control over greenland and pharaoh's is making them punching much higher in the world than that otherwise would have for us this is more about the valve fear of the people living in this area and how we are protecting the interest of the people of their own sofa. that reason we have a different starting point when we're discussing the arctic future there are huge opportunities with the math in the ice and the opening up of the landmass and the sea routes and things like that but the cost for it is very much true to the pollution to the c o two footprint which are contained in the sea and this may cause to shoot damage to our area as well if it's going to be more heat in the sea for instance because it changes the poppins of the fishing stocks plus they can to see coming from the urban societies all over the world and we need to protect our area and to create some sort of an understanding for thi

despite the bad relationship between washington then the united states i mean russia the start to greenland still is active in terms of verification both sides of verifying each other and neither side is accused of the side of violating the start agreement all right we have run out of time so we're going to have to leave it there thanks to all our guests thought of trove pavol felgenhauer and richard white's and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me mama june and the whole team here by phone now. a controversial politician elected to the highest office in latin america's biggest country. brazil is about to inaugurate its new president. joins us live from the capital brasilia on inauguration day. and initial response had been inadequate but now it was time for a bible. that muslims now move from merely reacting to taking action pu

worse, if ice sheets in greenland and antarctica collapse into the ocean, the climate science specialeport last year warned that sea levels could rise as high as eight feet by the end of this century. that's an eight-foot rise by the end of the century. that would truly be catastrophic. scientists are carefully studying, senator, the greenland and antarctica ice sheets, as you well know, to understand whether we can slow or avoid their collapse into the ocean. last year alone, we saw an iceberg larger than the size of your state, rhode island, break off of antarctica's lassen sea ice shelf. events like this can give us clues into what large-scale melting may look like. antarctica holds 90% of the world's ice, and the rate of ice melting and calving increased sixfold from 1994 to 2012. a six-time increase in ten years. it's amazing. according to an eye-opening report from "national geographic" last year, if the west and the artic -- and the artic ice sheet collapsed, as some think may already be happening, it will eventually raise sea levels worldwide by ten feet. this is a picture rig

arctic ambition — a special report on the concerns over china's moves to finance greenland's future.l collapse, plans for a new genoa bridge, from the architect renzo piano. he promises it will "last a thousand yea rs".

japan is the leader of the pro whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroe islands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to. al-jazeera and least eighteen people have been arrested in june is year during two days of protests sparked by the death of a journalist. posted a video online before he set himself on fire complaining of the country's economic problems and calling for revolution marion haunt has more. discontent has been simmering in tunis.

in recent years japan is the leader of the probe whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroe islands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation . now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to dorset a pari al-jazeera trying to find out more about those snowstorms in europe kevin says take us through it that's right this time yes they were talk about the snow storms across turkey and as promised they have provided plot quite a bit of snow from istanbul to anchor i want to show you some pictures that have come out of this region as a snowstorm has crossed the country and this is what has been looking like across much of that area take a look at these pictures that have come these are from korea and you can

japan is the leader of the profiling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroe islands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation . now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales two dorsett a pari al-jazeera. and he's eighteen people have been arrested in tunis here during today's a protest spot by the death of a journalist of their own posted a video online before he set himself on fire for painting the country's economic problems and calling for a revolution there in holland has more. discontent has been simmering in tunisia for months. they've been messed demonstrations even a nationwide strike to be interesting meant of the soaring living costs and unemployment but it's the death of a journalist on monday that

tate modern says they were fished out of a fjord in greenland after being detached from an ice sheet.seum says it's meant to help visitors understand the reality of climate change. ( james ) sesame street is raising awareness of childhood homelessness with the addition of a new muppet to the show. this is lilly --- a character whose family has lost their home. lily was originally described as being 'food- insecure' ... because her family lacked consistent access to food. now, sesame workshop has expanded lily's storyline her family stays with friends. lily's journey with homelessness will not appear in televised episodes-- only in online resources. the initiative launched wednesday as a part of the 'sesame street in communities' program. ( james ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... officials with the oakland raiders say they will not play in oakland next season. and their last home game this season is coming up christmas eve. we'll have a live report on fan reaction to this latest development. ( james ) and we'll have the latest on a threat made against diablo valley college i

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writing in the journal nature, a team of international researchers warns that not only is greenland's melt beginning to add to global sea level rise, but the rate of the melt is accelerating. this comes as the trump administration moved to roll back an obobama-era conservation plan to o protect a bird known s the sage grouse, which is close to endangered status. the rollback could open some 9 million acres of land in wesestn states to new oil and gas drilling. in immigration news, buzzfeed news reports that an unknown impostor stole the online identity of a prominent honduran activist in order to organize the migrant caravan that became a central issue for president trump and republicans in the u.s. midterm elections. the activist, bartolo fuentes, says he hasn't gotten any answers from facebook about who stole his identity or how many messages were sent by the impostor account. but fuentes' identity was apparently central to a sophisticated campaign that organized the largest migrant caravan in history, with some 7000 central americans participating at its peak. president trump blast

sixty dogs today he has over two hundred fifty they're a cross between the alaskan posse and the greenland dog. countrified more with the order and they also like talking. less of course of. course there is a sort of. aggression towards humans is important considering the large number of tourists who visit the farm every day and want to pet the animals. the husky farm is located at the end of the island's main road which is a good ten kilometers long haul in only archipelago that spitzbergen is part of has only forty kilometers of roads even though its surface area is one half times as launches denmark. fewer than three thousand people live on spits back and most of them in the capital long year b.m. named after an american who founded a mining company here in nine hundred six coal mining used to be spits baggins major source of income now it's tourism science and research are also becoming increasingly important. more than seven hundred students have been rolled sciences at the nor the most university in the world and more and more young people are getting interested. the number of touris

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collapses and despite the bad relationship between washington and the united states russia the start to greenland still is active in terms of verification both sides of verifying each other and neither side is accused of the side of violating the start agreement all right we have run out of time so we're going to have to leave it there thanks to all our guests thought a throw if possible felgenhauer and richard white's and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at inside story. and the whole team here by phone. in the darkest of times brave men and women stood up. when oppressed they rose. together they fought for greater justice respect and compassion. they had a dream for a better future. today we are at a turning point. the stakes are high climate change inequality. hate speech you may feel overwhelmed but there is hope. you. we together can create the change w

tonnes in recent years japan is the leader of the pro whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the fair islands japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to dorset al-jazeera the husband of a british woman jailed in iran says she's being denied medical treatment despite the discovery of lumps in her breasts. cliff was detained by iranian police in twenty sixteen she was sentenced to five years in prison for plotting to overthrow the government her family says she's innocent and was only running a journalism course a bosnian serb man demanding the truth about his son's death has been released without charge after being detained on tuesday the dragons of its alleges his twent

tate modern says they were fished out of a fjord in greenland after being detached from an ice sheet.elp visitors understand the reality of climate change. ( darya ) sesame street is raising awareness of childhood homelessness with the addition of a new muppet to the show. this is lilly --- a character whose family has lost their home. lily was originally described as being 'food- insecure' ... because her family lacked consistent access to food. now, sesame workshop has expanded lily's storyline ... to include that her family stays with friends. lily's journey with homelessness will not appear in televised episodes-- only in online resources. the initiative launched wednesday as a part of the 'sesame street in communities' program. ( darya coming up in the next hour ... officials with the oakland raiders say they will not play in oakland next season. will tran is has more in a live report. ( james ) and expect extra security at diablo valley college in the east bay. sara stinson reports on a threat made against the community college. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) fact: some of your favo

anybody to have anything even close to what we have it would usually be for american time the next greenland's we will give an immediate and reciprocal response. now the i.m.f. that's intermediate nuclear forces treaty was key and decisive in ending the cold war it's an agreement that bans both short range and intermediate range nuclear weapons now it's been. pointed out that a short range or intermediate range nuclear weapon could not reach russia from the united states or the united states from russia they're both not within range however the european union countries feel that the possible terminations of this treaty puts them in point on pumped a bill position let's review with some of what the e.u. countries have set regret the withdrawal announced by the us we see this treaty as a very important ohm's control instrument and something that also serves european interests and therefore also german interests to this the announcement by the us that it's going to withdraw from the i.m.f. accord is regrettable the i.n.f. agreement has been an important pillar of our european security architectur

japan is the leader of the probe whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroe islands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation . now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to dorset to pary al-jazeera. indonesians are being warned to stay at least five hundred meters away from coastal areas because of fears of another tsunami at least four hundred thirty people were killed last weekend after a volcanic eruption set off a landslide and large waves along this wind a straight a stormy weather continues to plague the area rescue workers are persisting with recovery efforts rob mcbride reports from some bono village on the java west coast. after being inundated from the sea now flooded from above along muc

research the government says it will only hunt in its territorial waters it joins iceland norway greenland and the faroe islands as the only place. in the wild by commercial whaling is permitted nicholas bannan is a spokeswoman for humane society international she believes japan is returning to an era of pirate whaling. by leaving the international whaling commission the idea but you see japan is walking away from the international body that is agreed under international law to be responsible for the management and conservation of where it's leaving that means that japan is walking away from international law rivera concerns that they're beginning and you era of pirate whaling. un conventions that the lure of the sea requires countries to cooperate in the conservation and management of marine the source's and the international body for that cooperation is the idea of the sea so japan is turning its back on an international agreement which has agreed several decades ago now back in ninety two that there should be no hunting whales on the high seas or in countries coastal waters so japan is

greenland's has divided the conservative party and divided the conservative party from. this means. we don't have a majority to govern the country earlier in the day there had been high drama the tension easing only slightly when conservative m.p.'s publicly declaring their support past the hundred fifty nine figure needed for her survival as party leader cabinet ministers at the church we already have a certain amount of volunteer volatility in the country because the negotiations going on with the e.u. think it is a huge mistake to add to that five volatility by having a leadership fight now and all the confusion would go that. the prime minister had started her day in a defiant mood i will contest that vote with everything i've got she immediately cleared his schedule and headed off to parliament to face the opposition and if he wants a meaningful data i'll give him one twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen let me leave they are. here i mean. julian absolutely unacceptable the prime minister not government already been found to be in contempt of parliament her behavior

japan is the leader of the probe whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroeislands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation . now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to dorset to pary al-jazeera. two activists have been arrested in northern china while protesting outside the trial of a prominent human rights lawyer wang chung was detained in two thousand and fifteen he was known for taking on cases involving accusations of police torture the forty two year old was one of more than two hundred people swept up in a government crackdown targeting people working in the legal system has been high security around the courthouse and the child has been killed so the public. riot police in tunisia fired t

japan is the leader of the pro whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroe islands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation . now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to door search of al-jazeera. the crew of the german ship says they're still looking for a port after rescuing thirty three migrants in the mediterranean sea three days ago they hope germany will act mainly and assist the crew which has been refused permission to dhaka by italy malta spain and the netherlands most of the migrants on board are from nigeria libya and the ivory coast. once regarded as pure science fiction human microchip implants are making a slow but steady arrival in the modern workplace and while some volunteers hav

in recent years japan is the leader of the probe whaling countries which include norway iceland greenland and the faroe islands. japan is leaving the eighty nine member international whaling commission but will continue to be bound by certain international laws the united nations convention on the law of the sea binds countries to cooperate on whale conservation . now with leaving the i.w.c. japan will continue to do what it's done for the past thirty years hunts for what it calls scientific research purposes and in seven months time resumed the commercial killing of whales to door search of al-jazeera well it's no surprise that the hashtag whaling is being used by those against it in different parts of the world and australia as we know is a big international voice of this in fact as foreign minister puts out this statement saying that it's extremely disappointed with japan's decision now the japanese branch of greenpeace another brit critic also questions the timing of the announcement and it says it's clear that the government is trying to sneak in this announcement at the end of year

ice was fished out of greenland. the artists say they hope visitors understand the reality of climate change. >>> this morning, one american artist is making his mark on the sand of time. >> by recreating the nativity t of sand. rich had his massive nativity display unveiled this month, 720-tons of sand were used to create the display. the 60 year old artist had special sand trucked in. they worked on the sculpture for a month. >> to do a piece this big, it's almost 20 feet tall, 52 feet wide and a ballet. in sand sculpture, unlike sculpting in marble or wood, you have to finish it at a send level at the top and proceed down. >> he says work ing on the sculpture is the pinnacle of his career but it will come down in january. who wants that job? it's like a beautiful working of art. you don't want to take that apart. . >> you don't have to hurry because that's not going to melt. >>> let's check out traffic right now. >> a little extra time out of the south bay. first reports of a crab along 87 northbound, before -- cr

and bid on a number of new airports in greenland. any successful bid would give them well, something called proximity to an american airbase on the very same place. jeff flake blocked and it is his third time trying to detect special counsel robert mueller who as far as we can see, requires none.but he is trying to protect a bill that would protect the mueller witchhunt. took a man who was just in tune with the spirit of the country. today majority leader mitch mcconnell put an end to his attempted subversion simply saying, i object. mcconnell is a man of great patience. flake has just 15 days left in office. i believe ryan has about 11. something like that. the left-wing media continuing its assault on decorum in the white house briefing room. fellow by the name of andrew fienberg shouting at secretary sarah sanders as she walked away from the podium at the conclusion of the briefing. >> i will talk to you soon, thank you. >> this is your job sarah! lou: well, they complain when she doesn't hold a briefing. they are unprofessional w

reports show beijing trying to enter the arctic circle as well and bid on a number of new airports in greenland. any successful bid would give them, well, something called proximity to an american air base on the very same place. the pride of snowflake, arizona, jeff flake blocked in the senate. it's his third attempt to try to protect special counsel robert mueller who, as far as we can is see, requires nung. for weeks flake has tried to pass a bill to protect the mueller witch hunt. talk about a man in tune with the spirit of the country. today majority leader mitch mcconnell put an end to the subversion simply saying i object. flake has just 15 days left in office. i believe ryan has about 11. something like that. joining us now, congressman matt gaetz, a member of the armed services committee and great to have you with us. congressman, let's start with the oversight and judiciary hearing with loretta lynch. i know you can't tell us much, but you have a way of putting things that is illuminating. with that setup, you should do great. what do you think? >> well, lou, i think that it's a total