you have the north, from iceland establishing a colony from greenland that lasted to the middle of the 15th century. >> you say that in your book, 1000 year catholic history. >> yes and the colony in greenland that the north selected to become catholics as their own free will. they voted themselves in as catholics by the encouragement of leif erickson. and at that time they had a bishop that arrived in the 1130s, they had a cathedral and a diocesan clergy. there was a 6 to 10 day voyage from finland, which they eventually got over to him may be as far south as the chesapeake bay, there was the north american continent beckoning them. they sailed off of it and they knew it was there to read >> your book is structured to tell three main stories, three different catholic nationalities coming in, the spanish, the french and the english. what were the ambitions of these three different groups? different, similar, do they compete? >> they began to meet in louisiana in the 18th century in the florida's. but in the first phase of it, they came up from the caribbean. the caribbean is not techni

they were heading to greenland from canada. the danish air force rescued the pair after finding them waving for help. >> now to the olympics, where it is day seven, technically of the paris games. i believe we got golf today. >> okay, i know you'll be watching. yeah. day six was so exciting. wow, the gymnastics competition included an explosive vault and also a near disaster. did you see that? bars the quest for gold came down to the wire with simone biles rising to the challenge in the last routine of the day. it was a hard fought win for all three of the world's best gymnasts. simone biles with a spectacular comeback after the twisties took her out of the tokyo games. suni lee thought her career was over last year when she battled back to back kidney infections and brazilian rebeca andrade fought her way to silver after suffering three acl tears. biles nearly lost out on gold after a mishap on the uneven bars, but she stuck the landing on her floor routine, gliding to gold for the eighth time in her olympic career. >> i don't

some southern fictional countries, later critics will call this green's country, and the country of greenlandit must be said that when these stories were first published, many people suspected. green that he did not write these stories himself, but that he stole them. in general, this plot with plagiarism, with stolen stories, novels, it seems to be an eternal plot in literature. well, but in the case of green there was such a story that, supposedly, green killed some english captain, stole his chest with his stories and began to publish them under his own name. all this is, of course , complete nonsense, but nevertheless , there is no smoke without fire, even if not an english captain. but in he shot his beloved, and at that time, it must be said, rather after he broke up with katya, when he began to work as a writer and write his first books, another woman entered his life. was the complete opposite of green, she entered because he was again put in prison, that means, this time he was put in prison because he lived without a passport, because he lived in petersburg, where he was not allowed

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i've been looking in through going through this very leah greenland because i really like mining. so i would like to keep doing that um, but i'm also open to be a mechanic again on the mainland. yeah. either way, the closure of the mind and the introduction of new technologies on the island have kick started, a green transition on spot of board, where many se climate change has been felt particularly strongly in recent years. however, there was still much to be done to make the green future happen to make one the 1st light in space was the pride of the soviet union. and then here we go. gordon became the 1st mind in space, but the us moon landing in 1969 eclipsed everything you as a saw. this is usa, communism versus capitalism power to rise. the cold war era. 1991 spelled the entrance to the soviet union. a new policy of transformation, an open this was introduced, but in today's russia, many loans the old days instead of yet times id and logical training was positive every day life. this can be seen again today in modern use organizations and all call brands such as the most of

all to eliminate the palestinians, as they didn't 48, they got rid of 80% of the palestinians in greenland israel, they're out to get rid of at least 80% of the palestinians in the rest of israel, including the west bank, which the which is a daily pogram that... from every day, so this is what's happening, everybody can see it, i fully support the uh uh the call of the journalist who signed the letter, i would be glad to sign it myself, but get ourselves not, the united states is not going to stop sending everything that israel, every arm that israel wants, and the reason for that is for multiple, multiple reasons, the united states has committed itself to zionism over the past 76 years, nothing that's going to happen the next... six months from a from new administration whether to be democratic or republican is going to stop that, the only way the slaughter in gaza is going to be stopped is just someone steps in and forces israel to do it, it's not the united states, clearly the united states is not an honest broker here, they always were and always will be israel's lawyer in any negotia

his group was arrested last month on an international warrant when his ship docked in greenland, tokyo once once and on charges of breaking into a japanese vehicle in the antarctic ocean. second 2010 japan has just had his hottest july on record. temperatures were more than 2 degrees celsius, higher than average of that made it the hardest to license record keeping began a 126 years ago. the new record comes is extreme heat waves fuel by climate change in gulf. many parts of the glove. chinese authorities are raising to locate dozens of people still missing in who nan province after the most powerful type food of the year ripped through the region. visual say at least 30 people are already confirmed dead from time to time. it felt more extreme weather, which is expected in august to go see hundreds. hundreds of people are gathered at a mosque in doha guitar for the funeral of slain. homeless leader is male, honey. officials and religious leaders are attending a need to have lived in guitar for many years in exile. he was assassinated in what iran says was a missile strikes early on wed

the world's shortest football championship is held in greenland. the weather on the island allows for games for only a week, and the participants get to the stadium by dog ​​sled. the champions celebrate their success by swimming in the arctic waters. viktor kusev, sports news, channel one. good morning, friends, this is the fashion verdict on channel one, with you, i am liliya rakh. together with me, a fashion expert, very soon we will meet our heroine we will see her transformation, but for now let's look at her list of online purchases and try to guess who she is, what she does, what she likes. so, a magic candle. does it do magic? that is, as i understand it, an ordinary candle, only with a different product name. they are by category, i have no expertise on this matter, then boxing gloves, no, well these are directly related things, you see, a woman who needs boxing gloves definitely needs a magic candle, or does sports, but rather aggressive ones, then an electric guitar, well, maybe she has boys, one plays the electric guitar, the other is i

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finally, at last check their flight over greenland and has about four and a half more hours to go. we are back in seconds. up next, lower gas prices. the governor's new plan that he says will save you money. also, she just did something. no u.s. olympic wrestler has ever done before. we talked to this gold medalist back home in the bay area, and she's talking to us about her epic win. the reason she's thanking walnut creek. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking this system developing right now that even brings some rain chances to california this weekend. i'll have an update on that. plushe latest on t lower gas prices. governor newsom wants to require oil companies to maintain fuel reserves. the idea is to avoid supply shortages that lead to price hikes. the governor claims if this plan was in place last year, it could have saved californians more than $600 million. here's nbc's pete suratos for danielle city of san leandro, the monthly cost of gassing up his car is impacting his bottom line. maybe like $50 every time, i guess. i guess, like, maybe once a week. so

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his group was arrested last month on an international warrant when his trip docked in greenland. tokyo once watson on charges of breaking into a japanese vessel in the antarctic ocean in 2010. and we stay with japan, which is also ahead. it's all just july on record temperatures, but more than 2 degrees celsius, higher than average, that made it the hottest july since records began a 126 years ago. the new record comes as extreme heat waves, fueled by climate change, engulfed many parts of the globe to press the operations on the way in india. off the monsoon down pause caused flash floods in front of the country's commodity and states that icon. at least 13 people have so far been killed. officials say helicopters have rescued. hundreds of people standing near a renowned him to try and in the range of hundreds of his values of mazda tennessee. if to demand that a ton of hostages held in goes up. thursday's demonstration marks 300 days since the gaza was started with lots getting her most terrorist attacks on israel from us seized 251 people during the attack on october 7th, last year.

his group was arrested last month on an international bought and then his trip dropped in greenland. tokyo once. what's a non charges of breaking into a japanese vessel in the antarctic ocean in 2010? japan has just had it's hot us july and record temperatures are more than 2 degrees celsius, higher than average, that made it the hottest july. sins records bigger than a 126 years ago. the new record comes as extreme heat waves fuel by time with change in gulf, many parts of the go press the operations on the way in india after months and down falls caused flash floods. in one of the countries and malia and states, at least 13 people have been getting sofa professional sir helicopters have rescued . hundreds of people stranded there are renowned him to sign in the region to the us next. where for the past several generations, black americans have overwhelmingly supported the democratic party. but in the 2020 election, some bolts showed a shift towards the republican candidate. donald trump, especially among black men, with vice president, couple of hers expected to win the democratic

from the top of a santa cruz mountain to the middle of the greenland ice sheet. alana says she has no idea where this journey is ultimately headed, but knows for sure exactly where and exactly when it began. this is like 1 or 2 a.m. and my dad knocked on my door and just said, we got to get out of here. we got to go. this was the reason alana and her family had to go. it was october of 2017, and the tubbs fire was bearing down on their santa rosa home. there was kind of a hill behind our house, and you just see this orange glow? that's five times as high as that hill. thousands of her neighbors returned to find everything gone. but alana's house survived by the slimmest of margins. still, she felt far from safe. in fact, by the time alana graduated high school and went to college, the family had been evacuated five more times due to fire. it was on her mind a lot. so yeah, just just ultimately decided if my brain was already going to be thinking about fires all the time, i might as well do something about it. which explains why, seven years after the tubbs fire,

the world's shortest football championship is held in greenland; the weather on the island allows the game to last only a week ; the participants get to the stadium by ferry and dog sled; the champions celebrate their success by swimming in the arctic waters. viktor gusev, sports news, channel one. i, larisa guzeeva, this is let's get married, good afternoon, today the bride is angelina, ksenia and victoria, and our groom is mikhail. mikhail, 29, could not stand the pressure of his beloved, who forbade him to spend money in handicraft stores and to greet his future mother-in-law. mikhail is a teacher at a children's center, lives in krasnodar. makes crafts, sews toys and cooks using original recipes, i love sewing and making such wonderful toys, here is grandma for easter, here wood was used, moss, foamian, here are such flowers, these are nylon dolls according to my pattern, which i came up with myself. mikhail admits that he travels and goes to clubs with his mother, well, that's why the noise. for the anniversary, wide straps so that they don't get scared, because i really love to

know, they say, this is the only place in the world where you can swim sapah with china. namely greenlandought somehow from a boat from afar, isn't this what awaits me too, of course, you'll go sape you sit for 6 hours, don't move, wait, oh madonna, i'm ready to wait as long as you want, but not more than 3 days, because i'm only here for 3 days, so let's not sit still, but go to sea, wait, whales, whales, that's how i'll scream when i see whales, and for this we're leaving nikolay bay, to try our luck in wrangel bay, this trip is nice, and it's made so beautiful by the views that lie on our way. friends, we're there, wrangel bay, appreciate what it is. picturesque, it's more closed, as if it hugs you, and by the way, due to this the water here is calmer and warmer, which is convenient, in principle you can swim, ride boards, sups, i also really like the beach here, sandy, also convenient, plus to this - a well -equipped base, which has all the amenities, but you know, all these bonuses do not stand next to the most important bonus: it is here that we have the greatest chance of seeing wh

from the top of a santa cruz mountain to the middle of the greenland ice sheet. says she has no idea where this journey is. ultimately headed, but knows for sure exactly where and exactly when it began. this is like 1 or 2 a.m. and my dad knocked on my door and just said, we got to get out of here. we got to go. this was the reason alana and her family had to go. it was october of 2017 and the tubbs fire was bearing down on their santa rosa home. there was kind of a hill behind our house. and you just see this orange glow that's five times as high as that hill. thousands of her neighbors returned to find everything gone but alana's house survived by the slimmest of margins. still, she felt far from safe. in fact, by the time alana graduated high school and went to college, the family had been evacuated five more times due to fire. it was on her mind a lot. so yeah, just just ultimately decided if my brain was already going to be thinking about fires all the time, i might as well do something about it. which explains why, seven years after the tubbs fire, alana is

these fatty acids from omega 3 already. studies of omega-3 began , these acids made us residents of greenland, then it turned out that these acids are useful, they reduce blood pressure, especially initial hypertension, patients can use omega-3, sea fish, this delays the onset of action of drugs, it slows down the pulse, atrial fibrillation develops less often, heart attacks and strokes are less common, in general... in all respects , by the way, it is useful for pregnancy, prevention of prematurity of the fetus and is successfully used to treat dementia. vegetable oil there contains a little bit of other, here is the ratio of vegetable oil and sea fish, omega 3, omega 6 omega-3 should be certain, in our diet, unfortunately , the balance is in favor of omega 6 than omega-3, and omega-6 - these fats have one unpleasant quality. they can have a pro-inflammatory effect, worsen the rage there, for example, rheumatoid arthritis, while omega-3 has an anti-inflammatory effect and is directly indicated for arthritis, so it's all good together, you can't eat only this without this or only this without

a team of 75 scientists are flying over the arctic ocean, north of greenland, to gather data on surfaceaerosol particles. the arctic is the fastest warming region on the planet, on the planet, and the impacts are rippling around the earth as melting glaciers cause a loss of habitat for marine animals. as well as coastal erosion. acidic oceans and even changes in weather patterns. the data collected on the arc six mission will help improve satellite data and better predict the future of arctic climate patterns. the team will complete their flyovers and begin compiling their findings, and as soon as we get them, we'll send it to you. they're now approaching the end of that arctic melting season. we'll be tracking those findings, and you can see more on how climate change is affecting the bay area. it's on our website, nbc bay area.com/climate in crisis. all right. thanks i like that carry. well new at six environmentalists possibly saying i'll drink to that when it comes to the first of its kind. new program in petaluma. the city rolling out what's believed to be the nation's first reusab

from the top of a santa cruz mountain to the middle of the greenland ice sheet.s she has no idea where this journey is. ultimately headed, but knows for sure exactly where and exactly when it began. this is like 1 or 2 a.m. and my dad knocked on my door and just said, we got to get out of here. we got to go. this was the reason alana and her family had to go. it was october of 2017, and the tubbs fire was bearing down on their santa rosa home. there was kind of a hill behind our house, and you just see this orange glow. that's five times as high as that hill. thousands of her neighbors returned to find everything gone. but alana's house survived by the slimmest of margins. still, she felt far from safe in fact, by the time alana graduated high school and went to college, the family had been evacuated five more times due to fire. it was on her mind a lot. so yeah, just just ultimately decided if my brain was already going to be thinking about fires all the time, i might as well do something about it. which explains why, seven years after the tubbs fire, alana is s

from the top of a santa cruz mountain to the middle of the greenland ice sheet. alana says she has no idea where this journey is ultimately headed, but knows for sure exactly where and exactly when it began. this is like 1 or 2 a.m. and my dad knocked on my door and just said, we got to get out of here. we got to go. this was the reason alana and her family had to go. it was october of 2017, and the tubbs fire was bearing down on their santa rosa home. there was kind of a hill behind our house, and you just see this orange glow. that's five times as high as that hill. thousands of her neighbors returned to find everything gone. but alana's house survived by the slimmest of margins. still, she felt far from safe. in fact, by the time alana graduated high school and went to college, the family had been evacuated five more times due to fire. it was on her mind a lot. so yeah, just just ultimately decided if my brain was already going to be thinking about fires all the time, i might as well do something about it. which explains why, seven years after the tubbs fire,

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