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the ceo of air greenland was sitting next to me.s in his eyes. the opening, when he was three years old, and it means so much for the country and i think of being on the flight, the atmosphere was incredible, the former prime minister of greenland was on board. he got the grand arrival. i think 30,000 people were at the airport. it was an event that was so meaningful to the country, in the outside world, a normalflight is country, in the outside world, a normal flight is something very normal, here it is something to be celebrated. josh cahill, aviation youtube or on a bit of aviation history. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the first new treatment for asthma attacks in 50 years is being described by researchers as a " game—ch anger" the injection dampens down the part of the immune system that can go into overdrive when both asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease flare up. our health correspondent has this report. every ten seconds, someone in the uk has an asthma attack and they c

so how much should he offer denmark for greenland?think greenland is going to be independent one way or another, they have said that publicly and president trump is the master dealmaker. there is an extraordinary opportunity here to make the deal of the century to bring greenland into what is called free association with the united states. they have their own foreign policy, but we will take care of their defense and their security, and it will ensure that china and russia and other adversaries don't exploit the natural resources and the other strategic location that greenland provides. this is a unique opportunity, and only present trump i think can bring it about. >> john: it's a beautiful place, no question about that, and strategic importance cannot be understated peered however, one danish member of parliament said nice fantasy but forget it. alex, good to talk to you. >> thanks, john. >> john: say hi to robert for us. sandro? >> sandra: over a dozen bodies mysterious lay turning up in a lake. is there a serial killer loose in au

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trump world is talking about buying greenland again and the cabinets filling up this just in.aroline leavitt has been named white house press secretary. she's 27, just had a baby, and she was trump's campaign press secretary. remember this take someone five minutes to google jake tapper, donald trump to see that jake tapper has consistently this interview. if you're going to keep president trump to adolf hilter, ma'am, i'm going to stop this interview. if you continue to attack my colleagues, i would like to talk about joe biden and donald trump, who you work for. yes. if you are here to speak on his behalf and i will do that, have this conversatio. i am stating facts that your colleagues have stated in the past. now, as for this, we're going to come back to the panel. caroline, thank you very much for your time. you are welcome to come back at any point and she's going to be coming back as white house press secretary. caroline leavitt is composed, disciplined and articulate and will be very effective behind the podium. watch out. peter doocy trump's tapping north dakota gover

you'll run way of us to show it for logic. passenger jets to get to greenland capital tourist had to fly to a via rather osland or a former us military base. and then before we got his ramada about top story purchased, send the wrapped in, in george's capital, tbilisi and other cities. the crowds were demonstrating against duff with a government decision to suspend talks, to join the a passive display slab in a civilian to returning home as the choice between his route and his beloved interest. it's to die because a side is accusing me of a, of breaching 65 by entering the border. but that's all for now coming in next. the people in almond sharing the experiences of living with. i think that's important story coming up after a break. i'm anthony out for me in the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. stay with the name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy bay, like good everyone to king the healthy award winning called called the call back to dis

now if you've ever thought of visiting the pristine fjords of greenland getting there has just become a lot easier. that's because the island has finally opened its 1st runway suitable for large passenger planes. the excited locals and tourists welcome to the 1st such plane from copenhagen landing on a brand new runaway in new orleans company. the old runway was too short for larger trusts and projects to get the green woods capital tourist had to fly by iceland for a former us military base in the notes. you're watching the news coming to live from berlin up. next we've got an aspiring kurdish pop singer in turkey, seeking justice for victim september side after losing her sister and surviving the attempt on arriving lights. thanks for watching the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at these events analyzed by experts and critical thinking is this is with the weekdays on dw, the the.

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he canceled the state visit to denmark because she refused to sell him greenland.number of different possible -- despite the optimism -- bumps in the road. they were discussing donald trump explicitly over dinner last night. this morning, we will see if there's a more coherent take from them. tom: you take me back to that day when trump tried to buy greenland from denmark. she speaks to trump and then she speaks to you. that's the correct arrangement in terms of priorities. fantastic reaction and important. russia's president vladimir putin. i don't think he's going to give concessions to win -- and the your and ukraine. he sees -- says he's ready to hold talks with the president-elect. let's take a listen. >> i don't want to comment on what was said during the election campaign. i think it was a deliberately in the fight for votes. it does not matter what was said. the desire to restore relations with russia to help and the ukrainian crisis in my opinion seems to deserve at least attention. i would like to take this opportunity to congratulate him on his election

the jet with 254 passengers on board shaken by severe turbulence over greenland thursday.t turned around, landing in copenhagen. the plane that was hit by the bullet is still here. it's out of commission until it can be repaired. there is an approved repair process, believe it or not, for bullet holes in the body of a plane. aviation experts we talked to tell us it's important not to draw any links or conclusions between all of these events, but they are happening, david, just about a week before that very busy holiday travel season gets under way. >> jason allen in dallas. thank you. >>> tonight president-elect donald trump is in new york city for a night out in his hometown. his picks for cabinet keep coming. trump revealed he wants chris wright, ceo of a fracking company, to be his energy secretary. cbs' ali bauman joins us live outside of trump tower in manhattan. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump is in the city tonight to attend an ultimate fighting championship event at madison square garden. the real fight is going on in d.c. where several lawmakers are rais

if we're going to buy greenland, we're not going to make it an oasis for disgruntled libs. stephen from lexington. either you have to change your hairstyle or rachel maddow does. there's too much of a are you serious? i have a man haircut. she has a man haircut. i'm not the one changing. i'm watters and this is my haircut. welcome to hannity. and tonight, an important message and reminder for my friends in the state run legacy media mob. donald trump won. it wasn't close. it was a landslide. he won every single battleground state, the popular vote. and republicans, they swept the senate. they swept the house. and he now has, whether you like it or not, a mandate to fix what is broken. and it is his duty to nominate the cabinet of his choice. you may not like it. too bad. so when you see all these people on television and the left democrats and legacy media, the feign selective moral outrage, breathless hysteria over anything donald trump says or does, anything that they say about his nominations, it is important that you remember how the so-called adults in the democratic p

extreme turbulence shook the plane as it was flying over greenland. >> sam? >> it is okay. >> and i can tell you that is my worst nightmare. more than 250 passengers were on board the flight from stockholm. some people who were not wearing seat belts were lifted out of their seats. the cabin was littered with debris. no reports of serious injuries. the pilots turned around and flew to europe. they flew five hours to copen hague copenhagen. they make those announcements to keep the flights safe for that reason. i see this video every couple of months. >> if i'm sitting down, like it doesn't matter if i have that little lap belt or not. when something like that happens. >> and i don't want to happen whether or not i have the seat belt. and things not frequent, but not completely out of the ordinary. yeah, let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. it is mercifully calm, especially in comparison to that. we're in between storm systems, the storm system that brought us showers. continuing to get ejected off to the east. the dry break will continue on

passengers on board was traveling from stockholm to miami yesterday when it was hit by turbulence over greenland. photos show food and carry-on bags lining the aisles. the pilot made a u-turn and headed to copenhagen so the plane could be checked out. good news, no reports of serious injuries. >>> a rare season of autumn wildfires is raging across northern new jersey, and while firefighters are making progress they say it's like nothing they've ever experienced. cbs' tom hanson is embedded with them as they tackle flames across very difficult terrain on the new jersey-new york border. >> reporter: stubborn flames continue to burn in new york and new jersey. >> i've been doing this i guess about 30 years, and this is a completely different type of fire-fighting. very -- all new to us. >> reporter: it's a nonstop seemingly endless fight, and it's taken a toll. >> they're getting worn out. our folks in new jersey have been running crazy since late august. [ siren ] >> reporter: fire crews led us up slippery, rugged hillsides. >> this a lot of rock. hard on our feet and hard on our tools. >> reporte

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lending has been prevailing in, in town for in the safety of all of the workers as you know, in greenland and closing of the landing zoom is just so brutal action. they want to rewrite the history and they have been doing that unfortunately for, for the past decades, very actively, the trying to raise many, many or important parts of history. this is an agenda the they say that each each because of the, the cutting costs and, and re branding or whatever. but we see that what they are willing to do is to replace the real history with a very strange, modern way of seeing and trying to set things premium and part of nato is somehow national, real and boggled, or some kind of natural natural process of both of friedman, what does happen be? oh, that's how things are looking to sunday so far the day is young. know, so do stop by later any updates. in the meantime, we did actually sit down with namibia is minister of international cooperation. so these things, africa and russia and how it's really a relationship that stood the test of time. so sit tight, enjoy the official break, the the, the 1

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all of workers as you know, in greenland and closing the landing zoom is just so brutal action. they want to rewrite the history and they have been doing that. unfortunately for, for the past decades, very actively, the trying to raise many, many or important parts of history. this is an agenda the they saying that each each because of the, the cutting costs and, and rebranding or whatever. but we see that what they are willing to do is to replace the real history with a very strange, modern way of seeing and trying to set things, premium and part of nato e. somehow national real and boggled or some kind of natural natural process of both of friedman. what does happen? and finally, the 2nd of the day. ok. russia for cub partnership for the house kicked off in southern russia tele goods gathered for the traditional family photo just before the patent recession. during the welcoming address russians for administer. so they allow for a highlighted they 3 months have already been reached on a number of projects, the funds to further develop that potentials use in the future. but on

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for example, in greenland we have a huge area where we are looking for supraglacial lakes, we call themthe amount of lakes are giving an indicator also of global warming. and we can detect these lakes actually with radar signals. they are built up in summer where you have no snow on top, and in winter, where you have the accumulation of snow, you can still see them beneath. in fact, these techniques could be used even further afield. we have radar systems which are observing the venus, for example, and on venus we have a very strong atmospheric contribution, and in order to go through this atmosphere, we need longer wavelengths, radio wavelengths to penetrate through it and then to see or to characterise, really, the surface of venus. venus famously suffered a runaway greenhouse effect that's made it the hottest planet in the solar system — and while earth's greenhouse effects won't be anywhere near as bad, we have to fight its effects. and adrienne murray has been looking at a promising solution back on our world. or at least...i think it is. adrienne: this isn't some faraway planet. t

speaking to us from boost and get terry a sale if you've ever thought visiting the pristine fjords of greenland getting there has just become a lot easier. that's because the island has finally opened its 1st runway suitable for large passenger planes. the excited locals and tours welcome to the 1st touch plane from copenhagen landing on a brand new runway in new orleans capital. the old runway was too short for larger trusting projects to get the green ones. capital taurus tend to fly by a nicely for a, for us military base in the noise. you're watching dw news from berlin, coming up next to dw news africa looked at the flood of refugees from suzanne's civil war and how it's affecting neighboring chat. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here dw names. thanks for watching. the and the, the new will tell you the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the force and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa next on d. w, so i will sing my song as long as these injustices will not go unpunished. no

sas flight 957 stockholm to miami was west of greenland when it hit severe turbulence.sengers, cups and backpacks thrown about the cabin. as one engine shut down, pilots guided the plane down 8,000 feet before restarting the engine. no significant injuries, but sas says any plane that hits severe turbulence must be inspected upon landing. still far from miami, the crew turned back, landing in copenhagen. in honolulu, the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climb fast to avoid a mountain after the crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. american says the crew requested and received right-turn clearance and complied with instructions. >> the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says they were well above the terrain at all times. >> reporter: meanwhile, children brace for an emergency landing before a rough but safe landing on an alaska airlines flight at lax after blowing a tire during takeoff from washington dulles. the scares come a week before the thanksgivin

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it was so bad that the crew turned around over greenland and headed back to europe.ve has the story. [indistinct screaming] >> reporter: the dramatic video from scandinavian airlines flight 957 shows severe turbulence that left some of the 254 passengers screaming. [indistinct screaming] and the cabinet littered with but there were no reports of any serious injuries. the pilots decided to turn around, flying about five hours to copenhagen to have the plane inspected for damage. former ntsb chair robert sumwalt. >> if the structural integrity of the airplane was in question, they should have landed at a suitable airport. the question will be did they return to copenhagen out of convenience, or did they do it because they felt that was the safest path? >> reporter: researchers believe climate change may be a factor in severe turbulence becoming more common. one report found a 55% increase over the north atlantic since 1979. laura einstler is an airline captain who flies through that area. >> during this time of year, typically there can be some stronger turbulence, and

the president of center go makes the announcement charge because the end of it is going into in greenland. the a very well welcome to you from the entire international new see we're coming to live from us. so let's take a look at the top floor. is this out? where's the file is uh, trying to deploy a $100000.00 circle peacekeepers to claim that's according to us as far as intelligent service is said to from nathan countries were being prepared to play the fact. so, okay, by you create an interpreter, you given the obvious lack of prospects for a strategic defeat of rush or on the battlefield. nato is increasingly inclined toward the need to freeze the ukraine conflict. the west sees the implementation of such a scenario as an opportunity to restore the ukranian armed forces combat capability and thoroughly prepare key for retaliation attempt. in order to accomplish these task, the west will be required to actually occupy ukraine. obviously, this will be done under the guise of deploying a peacekeeping force in the country. well, according to the a, c, r, nato is increasingly looking to fre

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hollywood fan magazines greenland ran a 1932 interview with the wife of the thin president elect entitled mrs. franklin d roosevelt talks about the movies, in anticipation of her position as first lady. modern screen printed her article what are the movies doing to us? the first of many anti- censorship messages. during her tenure in the white house e.r. would write two articles for photo play including why we roosevelt are movie fans. studio tour details were inserted before publication and may the peace more relatable, while other segments like opinions on shakespeare adaptations or the fact that an -- in albany they watch movies to relieve the tension of a pending execution or edit it out. the editor asked her to update references to more marketable stars and recent pictures rather than mentioning actors like george arliss as a favorite in the initial draft. later she would pin two pieces for variety. eleanor roosevelt sees film as force for culture and how the movies can help keep us out of war, followed by democracy on- screen in 1947 for modern screen. her daily newspaper column my

at 36,000ft, sas flight 957, stockholm to miami was west of greenland when it hit severe turbulence. passengers, cups and backpacks thrown about the cabin as one engine shut down. the pilots guided the plane down 8000ft before restarting the engine. no significant injuries, but sas says any plane that hits severe turbulence must be inspected upon landing. still far from miami, the crew turned back, landing in copenhagen in honolulu. the faa says an air traffic controller ordered a departing american airlines flight to climb fast to avoid a mountain. after the crew failed to make a right turn fast enough. duration and expedite your climb through terrain and then turn right. american says the crew requested and received right turn clearance and complied with controller instructions. the crew was late making the turn, but they did not receive a ground proximity warning alert, so it says that they were well above the terrain at all times. now, meanwhile, children braced for an emergency landing before a rough but safe landing on an alaska airlines flight at lax after blowing a tire durin

we're now learning that flight encountered severe turbulence over greenland. images showing items thrown across the cabin. according to scandinavian airlines, 245 passengers were onboard traveling from stockholm, sweden, to miami, when it hit turbulence. one passenger telling abc news the turbulence started intensifying to the point where it was unpleasant. people were screaming. the airbus a330 then descending roughly 8,300 feet in seven minutes to find smoother air. the airline making the unusual move to fly all the way back to europe, despite its proximity to canada and the u.s. the aircraft rerouting to copenhagen more than five hours away. the airline saying they "do not have the necessary facilities and staff" to inspect the plane in miami. no severe injuries were reported among the passengers or crew. david, that plane landed in copenhagen without incident. the airline says it will undergo a full inspection. passengers are being booked into hotels overnight and will travel on another flight to miami tomorrow. david? >> david: stephanie ramos tonight. st

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the plane was over greenland at the time, turned around and safely landed in denmark. scary moments for passengers on an alaska airlines flight from washington, dc to los angeles last night. maybe not that dramatic, though. a tire failed shortly after takeoff. the crew declared an emergency, but the plane continued to la. here's the moment it landed at lax. on this flight, there was clapping. you can hear the passengers clapping after that safe but bumpy landing. this happened around eight last night. no one was hurt. the plane has been taken out of service to be checked and repaired. >> all right, let's turn to the transition. taking a look at president elect donald trump's lineup for his new administration. he says he wants north dakota governor doug burgum for secretary of the interior and chairman of the new national energy council. steven chung will return to trump's team as director of communications. sergio gore, a business partner with trump, has been selected as director of the presidential personnel office. but controversy continues over another pick this wee

watch the moment he captured extreme turbulence over greenland. [ screaming ] >> everybody all right?r. [ bleep ] >> help her up. help her up. >> the plane was headed for miami but had to turn around and fly to copenhagen after this. one person said he and his fellow passengers began praying. there were more than 250 people on board. scandinavian airlines say no one was severely injured. >>> according to a sweeping new study nearly 3/4 of u.s. adults are overweight. nearly 3/4. wow. the study is published in the landset, and it shows a steep rise in obesity rates since 1990. in 2024, many americans are turning to some popular injectable drugs to lose weight. i bet you've heard of them or maybe you're taking them yourself. dr. sanjay gupta is back with us to answer some of your questions about these medications. let's start with a question from maria in florida. she's asking, once you reach your weight goal, can you stay in a lower dose or space out injections for weight maintenance and to keep food noise away? >> yeah, well, this is a great question, the short answer is yes. i mean, w

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also because for denmark which includes greenland we have actually maritime disputed areas up near the north pole. according to international law but if the chinese would basically -- why on earth should the russians keep sort of having this legal affair with the kingdom of denmark. i don't see that happen. i would see negative repercussion for us. that's why i've been arguing with the european, this is in a sense far away from us but it's repercussions on international law and, of course, on trade that goes through maritime trade that goes through the south china sea will be huge, suddenly the chinese that control all of that. i had the pleasure in 2018 on the freedom of operation and see some of the -- the small one meter shows before and now you have james bond movie, you have completely artificially build islands and it's actually quite scary in the way that the chinese have been willing to make political and military world to build facilities on all these -- all these reefs. >> especially when that militarization of the south china sea came after the legal proceedings. i mean, thi

greenland is not refreezing anytime soon. we are setting records with a fossil fuel pollution. the more that gets put into the sky the hotter it is going to get. the physics are simple. >> on day one he said he would implement all the i believe it is already at its highest levels. what are his plans for the environment? he talked about clean air and clean water, which i know is not the same thing as climate change. >> we have compared to the 70s thanks to the clean air and clean water act. he guided all of those things in his promise to lift as much regulation on the fossil industry is possible thanks to hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign donations from that as well. these days things have changed. running a gas powered economy is just too expensive. the whole world is electrifying. all of these emergent clean technologies that are taking off in republican districts. a lot of that will be hard to get back, but he can stop the momentum at a time when it is crucial. >> thank you so much. keep up the important journalism , and we will keep bringing it to our viewers. >> t

president trump has decided to invade greenland. any questions? yes, hawk tuah girl. yes.will get to you next, mr. the rizzler." and i'm getting word. is this true? i'm getting word there's news on the escaped south carolina lab monkeys. that's right. it's time for a primate update. >> ooh-ooh ah-ah-ah! >> stephen: welcome. regular viewers know that two weeks ago, 43 lab monkeys escaped down in south carolina, but now 39 have been recovered. they're down to the final four, which means they're headed to the fantasy suites. and then we meet the monkeys' parents. since the escape, there's been intense scrutiny about the facility they broke out of, a research lab owned by the alpha genesis corporation. in fact, their founder and ceo has said the company is investigating whether the release of the monkeys was "an intentional act" by an employee. specifically, they're investigating this security guard. one thing is clear. one thing is clear. we're all in for a lot of change in the months to come, and that includes british carmaker jaguar. sales have been flagging, so they're try