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it's only the 2nd one in all of greenland. the kids splash around to the sound of techno music. even though the water's a little chilly that still need some improvement. how was the water. to it too cold for the kids. what we were working on well more. at the small weather station they're releasing a weather balloon like they do every day at 11 each morning and night at the same time as hundreds of weather stations around the world tore undress and runs the station he's lived in for 46 years but says things have changed dramatically here in recent years well the by the system. but you. there's a bit changes. everything. it's been a lot more not more humid a lot more rain and. such i meant we had no was what they had. was when i. went it's quite a bit. above the village there's a cemetery with a stunning view even if it's getting warmer here in the summer they still digging extra graves to be able to bury those who die in winter when the ground is frozen solid. suddenly there's excitement in the village. the men are loading their guns and everyone's on their feet people drop ever

is causing the ice sheet in greenland to melt at unprecedented speed and sadly because of our value to take the drastic action on climate change the ice sheet is now melting twice as fast as it was during that visit 13 years ago. as the chairman knows so well the arctic region is not far off expands but provides livelihoods to many and it is a global ntfishing and a cultural and sacred place for arctic indigenous people in the home og rare and endangered species and security and it is now added risk of the human caused climate crisis. the arctic is a keystone of our climate system which leads to its national security issue affecting all americans. i want to thank our witnesses for being here today and i want to thank you all for the work you do and i would like to ask admiral ray, last year we spoke about the coast guard's oil spill preparedness. the coast guard had previously acknowledged quote, shortfalls in its ability to respond to any oil spills that might take place in the arctic. in july of 2020 a russian dumped tens of thousands of tons of diesel into the polar arctic. it sh

in greenland and strip height in the french alps planes can only land on the short runway. the readers to get the feeling that they can travel the whole world without having a conscience so they can satisfy their desires and it's all climate neutral. face masks. the coronavirus pandemic the skies over ports like munich international have been very quiet the airline passenger figures have plummeted 2019 munich had about 48000000 passengers in 2020 it was just one quarter of all that's left of the dreams of far off place is. the most thrilling and exciting learning. in honduras there is a hill under a final approach and a few pilots have tripped over it the strip is very short so you have. to touch tone early. on the bricks. isn't quite ready to give up a real world traveling as soon as it's possible he plans to touch down at palin's new. well that's it for this edition of arts and culture but you can get more culture news at any time at d w dot com slash culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thanks for watching and stay 6. conflict with jim sebastien to feel you

it's only the 2nd one in all of greenland. the kids splash around to the sound of techno music. even though the water's a little chilly that still need something profound. all one was the water around to tend. to it too cold for the kids. that's what we were working on well more. at the small weather station they're releasing a weather balloon like they do every day at 11 each morning and night at the same time as hundreds of weather stations around the world tore undress and runs the station he's lived for 46 years but says things have changed dramatically here in recent years with the by the system. but you're. that's a bit. if. it's been a lot more wind and not more humid and no more rain and. such i meant we had no was what they had. us well not. well it's quite a big change above the village there's a cemetery with a stunning view even if it's getting warmer here in the summer they still digging extra graves to be able to bury those who die in winter when the ground is frozen solid. suddenly there's excitement in the village. the men are loading their guns and everyone's on

i guarantee you. >> i almost forgot about greenland.ness reached a new low. not only is he going to be the first president in more than 150 years to skip his successor's inauguration, but he's reportedly planning a big party for himself on inauguration day. usa today reports that trump will hold a farewell ceremony at joint base andrews. details are under consideration, but may include a color guard and a 21 gun salute. trump is leaving town before noon that day because he didn't like the idea of leaving washington for the first time on anything but air force one. since that is no longer the call sign. petty. again, the man is petty. but trump's clinging to the brand of the presidency is partly also because his personal brand has been trashed. it's destroyed. more on what's next for trump and his family after the break. w how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with t

>> over 100 years ago a much larger iceberg broke off a glacier in greenland, floating for years beforet sank the rms "titanic" in 1912. >> we give so much different pieces of information that it's one of these shows that you can watch ten of them and you wouldn't even know it. >> episode 1 will include a story of a man narrowly surviving a bear attack. >> ah! >> i mean, the guy couldn't have planned it any better. to see the little red light recording in that puddle of what might have been his own tears at that point. i'm not sure. he came close, right? we want people to know, too, no one ever gets really hurt or dies in this show. >> should have died a long time ago. >> we'll dive into a little more of how to avoid a lightning strike or what you might do or not do in a given situation. but the takeaway for me always is to get people outside, don't be afraid of the outside. we are nature. so we want to get outhert but go out and record. beafe. especially during thyme to get outside. keep the cameras recording because the bottom line here is you never know what's going to happen and whe

in greenland and think strip high in the french alps trains can only land on the short runway. i'd like the readers to get the feeling that they can travel the whole world that having a conscience. they can satisfy their globetrotting desires and it's all climate neutral. face mask. the coronavirus pandemic the skies over munich international have been very quiet. passenger figures have plummeted 2019 munich have about 48000000 passengers in 2020 it was just one quarter of that all that's left of the dreams of far off place is. the most thrilling and exciting landing. in honduras there's a hill under a final approach and a few pilots have tripped over it the strip is very short so you have. touchstone early. on the bricks. isn't quite ready to give up a real world traveling as soon as it's possible he plans to touch down at palin's new . well that's it for this edition of arts and culture but you can get more culture news at any time at d w dot com slash culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thanks for watching and stay safe. she helps the only way she can. be a co

and greenland continued to melt. hundreds of billions of tonnes of ice were lost.n ground, the permafrost, thawed leaving ponds and lakes. in a meeting planned in glasgow, scotland 2020 was supposed to be the year of climate action, but as the virus spread, the conference was postponed. however, there has been one major shift. donald trump took the united states out of the global climate agreement. the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. butjoe biden is now america's president—elect. the battle to save our planet by getting climate under control. and he believes climate change is an urgent threat and says the us will rejoin the paris pledge to cut greenhouse gases. this could make a big difference. unless we all address climate change, we will all be vulnerable to climate change. so it is very refreshing to know that we are going back into a collaborative frame of mind that helps everyone. across the globe, the pandemic has been the priority this year, but what about after covid? as the world recovers, scientists say we need to push for a gre

contributed to global transparency in trust besides russia and the us there were 33 members of the greenland which brings us to the main concern that was expressed by the russian government among these 33 signatories there are quite a few american allies from the nato and therefore russian planes could no longer fly across the atlantic to do their job when it comes to surveillance what if u.s. european allies can still do the same in russia and then share their intelligence with washington the question that was being asked in the kremlin whether that is fair and whether that is the way to go so the russian government decided that the answer to this question is no and that's why they're leaving after several attempts to try and rescue the deal like i told you earlier. germany's ruling party set to vote for a new leader this weekend the winner in the christian democrats by that is likely to become the next chancellor to you when angela merkel's term expires in october peter all of the breaks down the candidates. the c.d.u. party the christian democratic union will elect a new leader this weeke

and we don't need you new agreement per se the way the present greenland is constructed it is with real intervals we basically ramp up the commitments and originally the cut we did in those kids were last year was supposed to be the 1st round up meeting about countries come back with a new commitments say this is what we said in paris now we've been implementing them to look at what to do and begin to encrease and visions and that has now been postponed until later this is so right now you have quite a number of countries have submitted new commitments and of course we hope also with the new administration that the us what are their missions or commitments or yeah i mean we did look at you know a lot and your emissions kept report us yet it will be a terminus because trucks politics the us is now about 50 percent from the time going to insist that there's quite a steeper did it to meet those 50 percent it and if they want to increase and vicious than they really need to get moving on the green deal we know that john kerry will be attending the next to a climate summit that is planned to

wanting to trade puerto rico for greenland. talking about nuking hurricanes or changing their path with a sharpie. calling the 26 women accusing him of sexual assault liars. wishing an accused sex trafficker well. caging asylum-seeking children that he tore from their parents. getting impeached for trying to blackmail ukraine to interfere in our election. completely shanking a pandemic. tear-gassing peaceful protesters. holding a bible dumb. undermining faith in our democracy. inciting an angry mob to murder his own vice president. and ruining "y.m.c.a." ♪ ♪ ♪ we didn't even try hard for that list. we were just like, it's only an hour show. but the weirdest thing of the last four years-- it was year one, right-- was when he was at the national boy scout jamboree and told a story about a rich guy he knew who had a yacht, and something about something that sounded like a sex party on a boat. it really summed up this last four years: you didn't know exactly know where he was going or what he was talking about but it made you reall

scandinavian country 45% in iceland and norway, 6% in sweden and mexico 82% to 91%, panama 83% to 89% and greenland>> that's a lot of percentage. >> i'm sorry? >> that's a lot of percentages there. >> caller: yes, yes, and it makes sense because we didn't come to this area until, oh, i don't know, 1600 or 1700s that i understand. and one thing i want to ask. i've been to your museum and it is beautiful, the design is beautiful. but i wonder, do you have the history that -- when i went through, i was with a group of people, so i didn't get to see everything. do you have a basic history of the doctrine of discovery and the papal? do you have all of that in your museum? >> no, we do not. you're digging into some pretty complicated and sophisticated territory there. the doctrine of discovery was a european invention that rationalized that the indigenous people not just of native america, but throughout the world, did not actually own the land that they lived on and occupied for many, many generations, and that therefore any christian country was free to come in and take it because they did not own it.

greenland 80%. >> that is a lot of percentage.t is a lot of percentages there. >> it makes sense, we do not come to this area until 16 are 17 hundreds. and one thing i have to say, i have been to your museum, it is beautiful, the design is beautiful. but do you have the history. i went there with a group of people, i did not get to see everything. do you have a basic history of the discovery and the paperback? you have all that in your museum? >> no, we do not. you are digging into some pretty complicated and sophisticated territory there. the doctrine of discovery was a european invention that rationalized that the indigenous people, not just of native america but around the world, did not actually loan -- own the land that they lived on, and occupied for many, many generations. and that therefore, any christian country was free to come in and take it. because they did not own it. i know that is a startling concept at any stage in history, but it was particularly startling then. and much to american law, on the right that needs o

and i remember exactly where i was, i was in greenland at the naval postgraduate school and was givingon "don't ask, don't tell" and military readiness. people in the room were stunned as they were watching this. senior uniformed officers at the naval postgraduate school, the naval postwar college -- the naval war college, and what the statement meant was that moving forward through the rest of the repeal conversation, you really couldn't make the argument with a straight face that "don't ask, don't tell" was good for the military. people try to make that argument, but the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff had just said that that wasn't right. that was frankly the day that we want, even though a lot of people, valerie jarrett, president obama, faced a lot of difficult effort and elbow grease. but that really was the day we won, when admiral mullen made those great remarks. jonathan: let's talk more about all ofnt obama's role in this. you mentioned there were not a lot of people who were -- there were a lot of people who were not happy with the president and the administration in t

greenland has reopened its border with new south wales after cracking down on virus infections.ts can now return home and will not have to quarantine on arrival. queensland closed its links late last month but is now urging people to travel. new south wales has gone 11 days without a covid-19 infection. a combination of coronavirus, brexit and subsequent economic downturn means the u.k. has made the fewest cars since 1984. reduction slumped between 9%, the lowest number in four decades. the society of motor manufacturers and traders expect a slight upturn this year. a return to production levels is unlikely in the foreseeable future. two americans accused of helping the former nissan chairman escape from tokyo failed in their attempt to avoid facing charges in japan. michael taylor and his son ask for more time to challenge extradition from the u.s., but the judge rejected their argument saying they would be denied legal rights in japan. they still have a chance to appeal the latest ruling. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 j

pressure is higher than normal at the moment in the arctic, so we dragging cold air in from greenlandn this kind of scenario, sunshine and wintry showers. so still some uncertainty about the weekend weather forecast. beyond that into next week generally, the weather pattern does look like it will stay the unsettled side with further spells of rain. that's not going to help things, there could be some further flooding snow issues, and again, some snow as the rain bumps into the colder air across the north and east. over the next few days then, heavy, persistent rain continues to threaten flooding and we are looking at blizzards with drifting snow, particularly across the high ground of scotland as we go through wednesday night and into thursday with some atrocious travel conditions. that's your latest weather. tonight at 10: the uk records the highest number of covid deaths in a 24—hour period, as the pressure on hospitals reaches new levels. we've got patients on the third floor, the fourth floor... this ward goes all the way around to the other side, it's 29 patients. ..sixth floor,

we are back into the battleground with cold air trying to dig down from greenland and mild air tryinginto cold arctic air with an area of low pressure sitting across the uk. further on into next week we could be facing the prospect of something winter yet again. don't forget that heavy snowfall in the short time. this is bbc news —welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, in the uk and around the globe. the votes will soon be coming in, the outcome all but certain. donald trump looks set to go down in history as the only american president to be impeached twice. a week to the day — even to the hour — since rioters stormed the capitol building, lawmakers are close to making it official. these are live pictures of the house chamber, where lawmakers are making their final statements before voting begins. republicans have been attacking the timing of the process, coming just a week before the inauguration. democrats say mr trump must go. we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection, this armed rebellion against our country. he

we have been to greenland together to northern norway, all looking at issues related to climate. senator cantwell has joined us on some of those things. senator whitehouse, and we will continue working together in a bipartisan way in addressing the major issues. i want to continue the partnership you have had with senator manchin. we will continue working in a very productive way. energy is a lifeblood of wyoming and of west virginia. in working together we can achieve goals of the committee. i do want to thank and congratulate and welcome governor granholm to the senate energy and natural resources committee. our nation's energy production benefits every american. whether it's power generator from coal, natural gas, uranium, water, sun, wind, american energy keeps the lights on in our schools, businesses. it powers our vehicles and trucks and helps grow the economy. the future of american energy is ingenuity. invest invention and innovation. recently republicans and democrats worked together to enact laws that promote carbon capture technology. support advanced nuclear reactions

some of the most remote locations in alaska, we have been to greenland together, to northern norway, all looking at issues related to climate change and the climate. senator cantwell has joined us. senator whitehouse. and we will continue in that in the future, working together in a bipartisan way and addressing the major issues. i want to continue the partnership you have had with senator manchin. we met yesterday, and we will continue to work together. energy is the lifeblood of west virginia, and of alaska, and by working together we can achieve our goals in the committee. i want to welcome jennifer granholm to the senate energy and natural resources committee. our energy production benefits every american, whether it is power generator from coal, natural gas, solar, wind, american energy keeps the lights on in our schools, businesses and homes. it powers are vehicles and it helps to grow the economy. th feature ofe american energy is ingenuity, investment, invention and innovation. i think that this is something that both parties and everyone here agrees on. recently, republicans

cold air trying to dig down from greenland for the mild air trying to search and from the area of low