for something altogether more invigorating, let me point you in the direction of greenland.saster movie which pits gerard butler against an approaching comet that threatens to wipe out life on earth. on radio: this is | an emergency alert. small molten debris expected to fall in upstate new york... _ isn't that where we are? yeah. — seek shelter immediately. do not stand in the open. explosion. oh, my god! butler isjohn garrity, an atlanta—based structural engineer attempting to rebuild his broken marriage to estranged wife allison, played by deadpool�*s morena baccarin. the couple's young son nathan is thrilled by news stories of clark, a cluster comet due to make the closest flyby in history. but whenjohn receives a presidential alert on his phone announcing that his family have been chosen for shelter, it becomes clear that bits of clark are headed straight for earth. while fans of butler's action movies may be expecting him to just punch the comet out of existence, greenland instead casts him asjust another ordinaryjoe caught up in the same chaos as everybody else, tryin

the northern lights over icebergs in southern greenland. flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. foster spends about 7 months a year on photo safaris. i was a bit misty lied to far when people ask me how to make a beautiful landscape photo or create a great atmosphere my answer is always the same goals and more often you come to a place the better you get to know it and the better your chances are of being able to capture that special picture and that's the civic me place of the small names who can. define fausta on a hike near his hometown vienna in eastern switzerland to him experiencing nature means sense of himself as part of it something that fascinated him even as a boy. thank you the man chucking all 12 to it i think everyone has some place where they're totally happy. for me that place begins when the door closes behind and i can walk out into the works like useless at some point the words were replaced by iceland i actually started walking across a day and only took my camera along to record my memories of just how cuts

snowy high country it's really not out of place but of course this isn't the far north of canada or greenland this is the western himalayas and while the igloo from a distance says in a weird tribe the flourishes at the entrance way and then inside say john woo and kashmir. this is to use what i would use as fund as part of a ritual for good omens it also helps to keep the evil spirits away. beyond the aroma and the patterns on the igloos curved walls of the furnishings provide a good amount of regional slayer there's seating for 16 people looking to chill and yet warm up starting with their traditional kashmiri drink coffee. because it will be that we're going to read about the igloo cafe in the newspapers and after that my wife insisted we should go to kashmir let me specially made the trip to visit this igloolik you can see what you think. the thing about kashmir in winter though dry powdery snow great for skiing lousy for packing a snow ball or building an igloo with packed snow so one had to figure out how i would back to snow and you know i'm up with up on structure to beechwood horde f

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so we're out on the 1st moment in greenland ski resort of going to the 1st things 1st the 1st cliff walk. bullies we have the whole thing to ourselves because there are many people out there and with this weather today. some of those gloriously fall it's now time to make use of all this snow we got today and hit the slopes. when in switzerland of course you need to eat mushrooms and that's what we have from lunch. the best way to get around in switzerland a space train and here we are taking one of those pictures. crites to the top of europe today. now we've made it to the top of the euro yoho ok the top of europe on 3571 meters. nothing to do in this in this q. region is this well you know you have to ski tricks. or you. didn't climb in i've been waiting for this moment since i got here i'm going to get a bird's eye view of that and the best part i get to tell the pilot where i want to go. now so what do you want to see is what i want to fly over the narrows parts and i've visited the herndon lighthouse and like to see that from the above to. it which gets get on the left over there. le

i didn't go to korea, i went to greenland and alaska in those two years. after that, i continued my college credits and ended up with a masters degree in public administration, and left new york and moved to the albany-schenectady area, where i worked for the state, and i worked for the department of mental health, mental hygiene, really. and i held a number of different administrative decisions there for about 20 years, i guess, and ended up as a regional director for the mental health facilities in the seven counties north of new york city. they had designed a regional network of mental health services for the state of new york, and i was that regional director. then, i got a calling to go to san diego, and i left new york and went to san diego and i became the director of health services for the county of san diego. and that lasted for 10 years, and then i retired and did some community work, organized both local and state african-american organizations that focused on health care for minorities and the poor. and here i am. i moved to durham, north caro

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if you live in greenland and you are a fan of a band in south america that does not tour outside of southf tickets where you view the gig or are you —— or you perhaps view the warm—up and sound check or afterwards. irate warm-up and sound check or afterwards-— afterwards. we will have to leave it there. _ afterwards. we will have to leave it there. of _ afterwards. we will have to leave it there. of the - leave it there. of the headlines injust leave it there. of the headlines in just a leave it there. of the headlines injust a moment. thank you, paul reynolds. hello there. there always seems to be something to talk about with the weather across the uk. we started the week with heavy rain, particularly in the far north and west. then wednesday brought the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures peaking at 18 celsius. a little bit fresher for thursday, yes, but still highs of 12 or 13 degrees — that's above average for late february. all the warmth, however, has moved its way over to the near continent and a change of wind direction — a fresher westerly — meant that fresher feel t

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republicans know a great president offers to trade puerto rico for greenland to denmark.keep in mind, these constitutional originalists are arguing that you can't impeach someone once they've left office. well, neguse curb-stomped that with the founders' own boots. >> four days later, the house of representatives impeached him. a day after that, this body, the united states senate, expelled him from office, so he was very much a former official. despite that, the house went forward with its impeachment, proceeding in order to disqualify him from ever again holding federal office. and so the senate proceeded with the trial, with none other than thomas jefferson presiding. >> stephen: wow. jefferson himself presided. that's going to be tough for the defense to refute. it's like t.j. said, "all men are created equal, except for the 45th president's legal team. were they kicked in the head by a horse?" after that, we heard from another impeachment manager, david cicillini, who laid a hard truth on the crowd. >> make no mistake about it, as you think about that day, things cou

he was allowed greenland by the trump administration not only to repress people in society but to undertake war on yemen that has led to the death of tens of thousands of people and famine for many millions more. so i would like to see more serious ramifications for him personally. i would hope that in the call that president biden had with king salmann, mbs's father earlier this week, that it was made clear to him that this sort of action is not only reprehensible but is unacceptable. but i just don't know if that's the case. >> so then you said mbs has been out of control for a long time but then i wonder now about the timing. president biden would have this conversation with the king and then not very long afterwards this report would be made public and i wonder do you feel like the biden administration feels like its hands are tied to an extent in terms of how far it can go to penalizing the country or all those involved? >> let's be really clear about this, fred, we have a very close relationship with saudi arabia that goes back decades. but it's a marriage of convenience. this is not

denmark and freaking greenland run on wind, not because it's always bikini weather there, but because they winterize their production facilities. so when it gets cold, the power doesn't stop. texas' biggest problem in this power grid failure has actually been the loss of facilities that pump and are powered by natural gas. it's actually been their fossil fuel plants that have been a much bigger problem. but honestly, looking at it that way is kind of the wrong way around. the problem isn't renewable energy versus not renewable energy. it's that none of the power production facilities in the state of texas have been required to harden themselves and insulate themselves to withstand the cold, because small-government texas doesn't believe in requiring anything. and that means that it's up to texas government. i mean, texas may or may not ever decide to fix this, but that is the disaster they have unregulated themselves into right now. and for now, the federal government is coming in to try to help. president biden has declared a federal emergency in texas. the white house today said tha

for something altogether more invigorating, let me point you in the direction of greenland. punch the comet out of existence, greenland instead casts him asjust another ordinaryjoe caught up in the same chaos as everybody else — trying to save his family whilst facing trafficjams, angry neighbours, and failing phone signals with surprisingly nail—biting results. despite the spectacular scenes of destruction you'd expect from a film that looks like a relative of deep impact or armageddon, what makes greenland special is the degree to which it trades on tension, anxiety and a really palpable sense of rising panic. yes, the fire falling from the sky is scary, but not as scary as the sight of terrified crowds running riot, or ofjohn getting separated from his wife and child, leaving them to fend for themselves in a hostile world. i'm going to get my family into that bunker. based on a sharp script by chris sparling, who wrote the stripped down horrorfilm buried, and directed by angel has fallen helmer ric roman waugh, greenland is a real treat. a grippingly—executed genre pic th

for something altogether more invigorating, let me point you in the direction of greenland.this is | an emergency alert. small molten debris expected to fall in upstate new york... | isn't that where we are? yeah. seek shelter immediately. do not stand in the open. explosion. butler isjohn garrity, an atla nta—based structural engineer attempting to rebuild his broken marriage to estranged wife allison, played by deadpool�*s morena baccarin. the couple's young son nathan is thrilled by news stories of clark, a cluster comet due to make the closest flyby in history. but whenjohn receives a presidential alert on his phone announcing that his family have been chosen for shelter, it becomes clear that bits of clark are headed straight for earth. while fans of butler's action movies may be expecting him to just punch the comet out of existence, greenland instead casts him as just another ordinaryjoe caught up in the same chaos as everybody else — trying to save his family whilst facing trafficjams, angry neighbours, and failing phone signals with surprisingly nail—biting results.

the wind term - a lot of focus on the wind term eyes, and i wonder how much is political, because greenlandy really do need to start thinking about these weather conditions. , ~ ., �* , conditions. yes, i think that's ri . ht. conditions. yes, i think that's right. there's _ conditions. yes, i think that's right. there's been _ conditions. yes, i think that's right. there's been a - conditions. yes, i think that's right. there's been a lot - conditions. yes, i think that's right. there's been a lot of i right. there's been a lot of attention— right. there's been a lot of attention on the turbines and while those _ attention on the turbines and while those contributed to the problem, they were — those contributed to the problem, they were not the crux. coal, gas and even — they were not the crux. coal, gas and even nuclear. when you can consider— and even nuclear. when you can consider that, and even nuclear. when you can considerthat, it and even nuclear. when you can consider that, it does offer a iesson— consider that, it does offer a lesson for— consider that, it does offer a lesson for

people around the world who are doing it the right way when they're coming from africa, norway or greenlandstupidest thing joe biden could do as president would be to get rid of 15,000 jobs on the pipeline for no reason even though it's got zero environmental impact, this might have surpassed it. you worked out a deal with mexico to have them remain in mexico because coming here illegally does not work. there's a process. you also got mexican police at the southern border, and now you are just causing a catastrophe in the middle of the pandemic when you're making us go 6 feet away and making the kids sit on laptops, even the caild januaries say i don't want to see americans on the northern border, and we said we don't want to see canadians. this is one of the craziest, most irresponsible things any administration could do. senator tom cotton weighed in last hour. >> the biden administration is now affirmatively going out and inviting them to come to the boarder and in our country for claims that are likely to be denied because asylum claims are denied 80% of the time, but they don't often g

then on tuesday this big low pressure sweeps in, it is halfway between greenland and the uk. country, actually, with the southerly wind will be bright and it will be turning warmer. i think quite widely in the mid—teens across a good chunk of england. 0ur towards the was, mild for the time of year but not quite as mild. we will keep the mild air through the of the week because it will be coming in all the way from the southern climbs. you have the canaries here, because logical, the canaries here, because logical, the mild air�*s been all the way into scandinavia. i suspect temperatures, at some point during the week across the south—east, this will be conservative, we could even be getting 17 or 18. maybe a hint of spring in the air. all in all, the best of the weather in the south—east but in the north—west of the uk still at times unstable. back to you. the uk still at times unstable. back to ou. . ~ .,~ the uk still at times unstable. back to ou. . . .,~ ., to you. thanks. we will take that. that looks — to you. thanks. we will take that. that looks great _ to you. thanks