there's great fishing up in iceland. then he and his teammates posed for a picture with their prized catch. at least he won't hear stories about how the big one got away. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, what's the one thing in the world penelope cruz would change? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how will these high school grads feel about each other 75 years from now? you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. >>> if there's one location in the country you don't have to worry about a sunburn, it would be our friends in alaska. a lot of clouds lingering, showers in nome. anchorage, 60 for the high. days are shorter and it's cool. paradise, hawaii, beautiful again. not many issues. upper 80s to near 90 in honolulu. as far as the west coast, the heat continues in medford, warm in deserts of nevada, arizona and california. not bad in l.a. once we burn those clouds off, should get a sunny afternoon. if you're watching us on kteu

infection and this is almost equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticists check the spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. speaking to the caspian region the wilderness of the great outdoors so from. now our t. goes to central russia. where the car industry is rapidly developing where history finds a good life in its place. where american citizens can find a new. welcome to the. state provided citizens with. it's a. tough sell to. the. other like. when the government since tank. like. right. out of the kitchen and dramatic. walk about the spot like i am now just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got a pearl harbor chook geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based quote chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you didn't find anything about alcohol resistance in this you know because this is tear it up about russian but you just mentioned t

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equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says a geneticist you got perhaps chuck spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. culture is that so much a moment taxpayers and i mean to say show me the money for a period sweet down a good part of the world is experiencing a critically heat wave is this a trend or simply freaky weather one. of . the. walk about a spot like i am now in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you go to pearl harbor chook geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you didn't find anything about alcohol resistance in this genetic code though this is tear it up about russian but you just mentioned that there is a resistance to the h. the virus especially among russians living in further north is that true this is very interesting actually it's not the result of our research this was known or it's jus

soccer time in iceland, this is how they celebrated a goal.e goes fishing, pulls in a soccer player who acts like a fish, and then they all get a picture with the fish. >> that's what they do in iceland. >> ross ol indoor have nailedden the head by troy tulowitzki, bounced back up. he is fine had to leave the game. >>> number 1, alexei ramirez, look at his arm, look at that arm, are you kidding me? gunned down dustin smoke. roberto's chicago white sox win 6-5. congratulations to me me lewis. your tonight's winner of a $250 gas card from your friends 76 gas. you also have can have a chance to win. click on contest. my apologies to our audience for a rather overzealous crew. >> gates and a's win same night. >> i like the enthusiasm but sometimes my fans can't hear my sports cast. >> your fans? >> all two of them out there. >> okay. >> that was a great white sox game, down 5-1 and won 6-5. >> roberta and the white sox. that's really going to -- >> love baseball. any baseball. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticist you got perhaps shock spotlight will be back shortly right after a break we'll continue so stay with. closures that so much of the mayors and i mean it is interesting if my people are hearing it squeak is a good part of the world is experiencing it quickly. is this a trend or simply freaking weather one. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world to join us our technology update on our g. walk about the spotlight i'm. just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got to put a heart of chalk geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based color chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you didn't find anything about alcohol resistance in this you know because this is a stereotype about russian but you just mentioned that

equal to what we observed in iceland or in norway says geneticists. spotlight will be back shortly right after the break will continue so stay with us. the state has provided citizens with. it's a pretty tough sell to. the. other like. when the government seems to think. michael is. right. out of the kill an introductory. book every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and what to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world to join us for technology update on our g. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green olive in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is you got to put a lot of chalk geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the moscow based core chapter of institute research center this group of scientists has just found the genetic code of a typical russian well according to the genetic code what you said was very interesting that you didn't find anything about alcohol resistance in this genetic code though this is a stereotype about russian spy. you just mentioned that

>> whoever is killing whales, whether the japanese, icelandic people or norway. they say they're trying to maintain their traditional ways of life. in fact it is illegal and commercial operation. >> larry: the three countries that are involved? >> primarily now, yes. >> larry: are there no laws against it there, fiona? >> since 1986 it was actually illegal to kill, commercially kill whales around the world. and, you know some countries justify that they can through a loophole, in the regulation, for scientific purposes. but these days we know that we can take all scientific information by taking a small slab from the whale and from that blubber in the skin you can work out how much mercury is in the system, how much toxins and pretty much most of the information that you need for science. >> larry: what do you do to save them? what are example os of what you do? a ship is coming along going to harpoon a whale, what do you do? >> best way hit them where it hurts most. economically. we interfere with their operations and cut their quotas. this year, we saved 528 wh

>> well, whoever is killing whales whether it's the japanese, the icelandic people or norway. they say they're trying to maintain their traditional ways of life but in fact it's illegal and it's a commercial operation. >> larry: they're the three countries involved? >> primarily right now, yes. >> larry: are there no laws against it, fiona? >> since 1986 it was actually illegal to kill -- commercially kill whales around the world. some countries do justify that they can through a loophole in the regulation for scientific purposes, but these days we know we can take all scientific information by just taking a small slab from the whale and from that blubber and the skin, you can actually work out how much mercury's in the system, and how much toxins and the information you need. >> larry: what do you do to save them? what are examples of what you do? a ship is coming along, he's going to harpoon a whale, what do you do? >> we found the best way is to hit them where it hurts most economically. so we interfere with their operations and cut their quotas. we saved 528 whales, so we

but back in iceland, it never was shown, but he told me about another girl, ex-girlfriend -- >> jimmy no. >> he told me he didn't have feelings for her. so -- >> jimmy: what did you think when you saw her last night, when you saw this woman that he abandoned you for? >> honestly, i was really hurt at first. it wasn't easy to watch. i don't know. it is what it is. i can move on i guess. >> jimmy: well, in happier news, you spent the night in the fantasy suite with both chris and roberto. so how upset could you really have been? >> that was pretty good. >> jimmy: that dinner with roberto, true or false, the most boring two hours of your life? be honest. >> no. well, honestly, just knew the fantasy suite was coming up. >> jimmy: then you took his clothes off. i'm like, what is going on here? this is like a cinemax program in the middle of the night. >> he was -- >> jimmy: he was what? >> he was soaking wet. i had to dry him off. >> jimmy: that is very kind of you. well, i'm going to be honest, i don't think you pick either of these guys ali. i really don't. i don't see you with either on

would be before trial and on the air we brought iceland on the twenty first of. may nine hundred sixty two israel and on the twenty third bengal and now sitting in the knesset ok and therefore it was well known all over the world and when we came to mingle apartment it was not there anymore one of the caption i mean for the state of israel you see the holocaust survivors the rived to israel they did talk and when i summon trial. it was on the air and every every evening you heard from the news what happened in the trial and the news there were full of stories so the heart was open and they started talking they started how could they. as they say them saying live again they were not ashamed that they were so vive i have two days after the trial many of them were ashamed that they will survive and others were killed what did it mean for you to be involved in a separation when i wish none was with his head on my knees and the i. put my. fingers on his belly and i felt the scour the theno for me the. files that the skull should be there and when i felt the scar i wil

and here is something they can learn from from iceland's premiere soccer division.ng routine. he was pretending to be the fish. i don't know how you do that with your body flopping around like that. then the tremendous group photo. that might be the best celebration in sports history right there. sharapova and bartolli winners of the bank classic. >>> "nightline" is up next. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm alan wang. thank you for watching. >> good night..................x you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about youfiber too. i have for while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes.

going to put out but who is this guy is he being transparent nobody really knows who he has got and iceland is bouncing around when he puts he basically is farming that venting out to the traditional dinosaurs because they're good at that but at the same time look at this power yes he is when you have an outlaw on your side and you're thinking about leaking you know you're going to you're going to go with the law because he's a little bit more free wheeling because psychologically you might think this guy look at him he's on larry king though he was nothing before i mean a martini discovered a zero has been using you know but now he's like all over the place i want to go with the outlaw because you have to be a bit of an outlaw unless you've got a chip on your shoulder to be a whistle blower in the first place we have part of that is for example if you look at you know their twitter website their location is everywhere and so a lot of people are calling wiki leaks this first stateless news organization because they have no affiliation with any one nation's interests so you're going to go to

this is from a soccer game in iceland. it happened on sunday.teams scored in extra time and then did what i believe could very well be the greatest celebration in the history of sports. [ cheers and applause ] isn't that great? and then they gutted him and ate him and he was delicious. here's another one from a foreign land. there's a new station in taiwan that over the course of the last year, they've been animating american news stories. they did it with tiger woods. i think that was the first one i saw. since then, they've done it with stories, include what's been going on with sarah palin lately. i'm going to narrate this, because it's in chinese. as you can see, sarah palin was flying in a helicopter with john mccain and began shooting bears out of the helicopter. and then, an obama helicopter got too close and sideswiped her so she parachuted out of it, directly onto the stage at what they call a tea bagger rally. then she sent a tweet to muslims and made up a new word, the new word being "refudiate." then -- she started shooting reality s

. >>> a soccer team in iceland goes fishing after scoring a goal. there is the cast. he has a bite.ut where's the fish? there it is. [ laughter ] a big one. so the entire team decides they are going to pose with the catch. this is the one that didn't get away. this clip is actually becoming an net sensation with several million views on the internet in just a few days. but can you imagine terrell owens and ocho cinco in cincinnati seeing that? that would never go down in the nfl. >> they would be fined up the wha zoo. >> nfl, the no fun league, that would never happen. >> i'm guessing if they see that they would try to imitate it in some way, shape or form. i don't know what they will fish for. >> diamonds, orange cleats. >> gold bullion. >> with that team, maybe they will be fishing for a super bowl. >> wow. >> if it doesn't implode. >> that wasn't very good. i hope the blog is better tonight. here it is again. >> reel it in. >> here we go. >> thanks for joining us. see you at 10:00 and 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,, those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've go

can we celebrate the heritage whether you are from iceland or mexico or japan? absolutely, that is the richness of the united states of america. at the same time, english as the officials i good to go a long way and save us a lot of money. >> what are your feelings on putting limits on legal immigration in america as far as numbers are concerned? >> again, you have to look at the net number. that will have a huge impact. one of the biggest problems or challenges i see right now that needs help and adjustment is a visa reform. we have 40% of the people coming here on of these is don't leave. -- visas don't happen. when 9/11 happened, the fbi was trying to find 1000 people that they wanted to immediately talk to who were here all visas. many of them could not be found because they went to their address and they could not be found. i went to australia for one year and it is so strict. it is crystal clear -- you better report what your doing and where you are. it seemed reasonable. i was a guest at a visitor in their country. i had no intention of staying there long

the summit meeting in iceland. chairman gorbachev and president reagan. how close, looking back on it now, how close do you believe those two leaders were to deciding to eliminate nuclear weapons ? >> first there was a genuine agreement on positions that president reagan had proposed early on, namely, to eliminate intermediate range nuclear weapons. and to cut strategic weapons in half. the idea of eliminating all nuclear weapons had not been on the table before, although president reagan had spoken publicly about it many times. so it wasn't as though it was out of the blue as far as he's concerned. i think if that had been agreed to reyjavik, there would have been a storm of protest but nevertheless it would have pushed the ball strongly. i remember when we came back from reyjavik, i was practically summon to the british ambassador's residence by margaret thatcher who said to me, "george, how could you sit there and allow the president to agree to eliminate nuclear weapons? " i said, "but, margaret, he's the president." he said, "yes, you're supposed to

if this was on the speaking of soccer had you celebrate a goal and iceland have but you go fishing.is one cleared its the goal so we would set is a measure of fishing rods start drilling in the big one to watch what happens and there they go to get their fresh that ought ice one today. >> boy that would be a big splash. good to see you will look for you tonight at 11:00. have a good evening everyone. look for you tonight at 11:00. have a good evening everyone. >> see you then. with high-speed internet from at&t, you can connect to the internet at blazing fast speeds. wow, look at that! so you can go online and check out the news, or you can just catch up with old friends -- hey buddy. you can download videos and -- wow, that was fast. you can do it all from the comfort of home. so, as you can see, it's a -- whoa. i'm gonna just go grab a sandwich. [ male announcer ] introducing our fastest internet with speeds up to twenty four megabits per second. switch to high speed internet from at&t and get one-hundred dollars back via promotion card. switch to high speed internet from at&t hea

. >>> and an unusual way to celebrate a soccer goal in iceland.like to fish. so the team reeled in a big one, and of course posed for a picture with their catch. you should have seen the one that got away, though. that's a good one. it is now three minutes past the hour. let's get another check of the weather from al. >>> a little far when they stuffed and mounted him. thanks, natalie. all righty. let's's show you what's happeni as fur ayoths wea er is concerned today. we've got some showers and thunderstorms coming across the great lakes. that's going to work its way into the northeast late tonight i wrrntomotoow.mo we've got sunshine along the pacific coast, warmer than usual temperatures, highs in the upper 70s, low 80s, warmer in the pacific northwest than southern california. showers along the gulf coast of texas, risk of strong storms from central illinois to upstate new y >>> a view across the mountain. a canopy of clouds. close to 2700 feet to 3,000 feet this morning. you can see the low clouds from san frowcisco down into san jose and mor

we need to understand what are the means by which people that the iceland are motivated to violence. we know the internet service in some cases as an accelerant in that. we saw this with hate radio in rwaada. you do not blame the internet for do you do not blame review. what you understand is that it is an accelerant to violence evidence. what tools is she talking about when she says we need to monitor it? >> we need to understand . tools are not just technology. tools are also an understanding and process fees and were prophecies and procedures. we give them tools here there we need more tools to understand how the internet functions. >> the color--oded threat system. it came to me as a joke. there is a group supposed to make recommendations. they came back and said, simplify it. make it easier the it needs work. has anything happened to those recommendations? labeouf we have been implemented measures as part of the federal family in responding to increased circumstances of concern, a threat. the color coding system has not been the mechanism that has conditions how we respond. secr

some very good use for iceland, and shows that europe continues to grow.uropean union, that is, is still a source of great attractiveness to neighboring countries. seen as source of greater stability and progress for the world. lastly, mr. president, i would differ briefly to some of the initiatives that have taken place that have to do with citizenship and be eu. we have taken steps toward setting up the citizens' initiative, as it is known, through the require negotiation with the chamber. this should make a major contribution to building your. and unanimously, we adopted the convention on human rights, which was one of our major goals, and we took gender violence, and to defend equality through setting up of the european observatory and through fostering the progress on the directive for a european warrant in order to defend victims of violence against women. gender violence. we also adopted this program, and carried out our first assessment of the european pact on asylum, and we also adopted new rules on cloning, organ donation, cross-border health car