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the only absentee for iceland is to find that they can now save face and he was suspended. croatia coach the cocoa batch who was only appointed last month of the sucking of the ghosts to match what we're missing the fact is i'm straight edge through injury while the neo tonnage is such that ties murray a magic it will likely stop was allowed to strike a tv show which continues to recover from it helps train. elsewhere two thousand and four european champions greece but the death of romania the hunting of the best find was a parish priests are in the playoffs after finishing second behind group g with the austere or romania for runners of the country's finest netherlands. i ran showing of a motion from my view the president of the contest. the sixty one year old who is facing trial for tax evasion next year but dammit it's up to receive info and support of some four thousand club members fully clients record breaking season. find some thought to result in one hundred and thirty years of age who is charged with failing to pay taxes in relation to him on the cats which are det

the only absentee for iceland is to find that they can now save a symptom or suspended. croatia coach the cocoa batch who was only appointed last month of the sucking of the ghosts to match what we're missing the fact is that mr dench for a drink called the neo tonnage is such that ties barring a magic it will likely stop was allowed to strike you as a veto which continues to recover from it helps train. elsewhere two thousand and four european champions greece but without the romanians a hunch that if i was a parish priests are in the playoffs after finishing second behind group g with this or romania for runners of the country's finest netherlands. i ran showing of a motion from my view the president of the contest the sixty one year old who is facing trial for tax evasion next year but dammit it's up to receiving the support of some four thousand club members fully funds the record breaking season. find some thought to result in one hundred and thirty years of age who is charged with failing to pay taxes in relation to him on the cats which account for his future with

into the iceland of two thousand and seven nine times g.d.p. all first of all what wasn't covered the f.t.'s one hundred twenty five your birthday party was mervyn king popping out of a cake. and then his moves were dangling. tony blair was there a backup dancer pole dancing in the background with his moves and then david cameron's got the biggest movie of all if you notice that walrus beach waterspout let's get back to this idea that mark carney thinks the way to stimulate the economy in the u.k. is by expanding his balance sheet from roughly two trillion pounds in debt to what he's saying now nine trillion pounds of debt on a one and a half trillion dollar economy you're right it would be like iceland right before a collapses but this is exactly what we're talking about the sank to the world banks give us your toxic debt you missed the flop the junk the collateral that it's worth a penny to zero on the dollar put it on the balance sheet the bank of england. price that one hundred cents of the dollar which then you can use collateral to keep y

into the iceland of two thousand and seven times g.d.p. well first of all what wasn't covered the f.t.'s one hundred twenty five your birthday party was mervyn king popping out of a cake. and then his moves were dangling. tony blair was there a backup dancer pole dancing in the background with his moves and then david cameron set out the biggest movie of all if you notice that walrus beach waterspout let's get back to this idea that mark carney thinks the way to stimulate the economy in the u.k. is by expanding his balance sheet from roughly two trillion pounds in debt to what he's saying now nine trillion pounds of debt on a one and a half trillion dollar economy you're right it would be like iceland right before a collapses but this is exactly what we're talking about be saying to the world bank's give us your toxic debt give missed the flop the junk the collateral that it's worth a penny to zero on the dollar put it on the balance you the bank of england and we'll give you gilt price that one hundred cents of the dollar which then you c

iceland is playing croatia. there is little to separate greece and roam ya. french -- romania. here's more. >> france got through their final training session before the world cup qualifier against ukraine. but having struggled against ireland at the same stage four years ago, they're determined to make no mistakes. >> i don't think we should go and play it safe. we have to go there and win this match and i think we have the team to get the result. >> france has never lost in ukraine in seven meetings but the hopes being unbeaten in nine match this year and the fans are confident they're going to win this one. [applause] >> sorry, guys, but you're not going to prevail. don't be upset. it's going to be tight but the first leg, we'll win 1-0 and we'll hold on to that lead in paris. >> failure to qualifier would be a financial qualifier as they suffered from an image problem. france cannot afford to slip up. >> finally to a big step for the little mast. it has played its final innings in his 200th test match. scoring a respectful 74 against the west indies may have fallen short of

according to the report, women fared best in iceland, finland, norway and sweden. american women finished 23rd on list of 136 countries. for more perspective, earlier i spoke with kathleen gerson, a sociology professor at new york university and the author of a book about gender and family titled "the unfinished revolution." so what is it about the scandinavian model? whenny a rattled off list of top four, iceland, finland, norway, sweden, what's working there? what can we learn? >> a think the nordic mold, as it's called, figured out there are two important ingredients to creating gender equality. which, by the way, actually produces greater economic stability and greater overall social health. and those two ingredients are on the one hand notions of equal opportunity and the economy, and at work, and which americans would find very little fault with. but the other side of that equation is, they've also supported notions of family support policies. that they want all their families to be healthy, to be economically secure, and to have as many earners as possible a

, and iceland in the future will see the participation of non-nato members, finland and sweden, and of course we had our operations in afghanistan and libya. let me spend two minutes on those operations and the lessons we learned for nato. afghanistan is a unique, truly unique operation. it involves 50 nations at the height, deployed 150,000 troops. a third of which came from european nato members. and in 2009, cartwright will remember those discussions, we found an afghanistan that was frankly a mess. it was a place where our mission was failing. and we had a strategy that was unfocused and means that were insufficient and we had a probability of success that was waning. that was the situation as we found it in 2009. we adopted a new strategy. when i say we, not only we the united states but we the alliance and its many partners adopted a new strategy that matched and narrowed the mission. up to this point the mission was to make afghanistan the next jeffersonian democracy, to make sure women would have the same rights as men, not only there but the same rights as women have in the no

, and iceland in the future will see the participation of non-nato members, finland and sweden, and of course we had our operations in afghanistan and libya. let me spend two minutes on those operations and the lessons we learned for nato. afghanistan is a unique, truly unique operation. it involves 50 nations at the height, deployed 150,000 troops. a third of which came from european nato members. and in 2009, cartwright will remember those discussions, we

. >> reporter: iceland that? probably not too many brothers in iceland.> you might be on to something there. [ laughter ] >> she saw that one coming. catch sierra without the pink bikini about an hour from now. she is going to be at a premiere at the castro theater at 8:00 and there are screenings of this new warren miller film all over the bay area, san rafael, pleasanton, santa cruz, redwood city. guys, this is the 64th warren miller film. >> yeah. >> you get a call for something of that, that's a big time. >> you have been thrown off bulls. you've done some other crazy -- jumped out of airplanes. ever go downhill skiing like that. >> in a bikini? >> yes. >> not in a bikini. let me add that to the list. >> i think that needs to be the next thing. >> in iceland. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> no. terrific kid. really. >> hard job you have. >> yeah. [ applause and cheers ] >> somebody has to do it. >> not complaining. [ applause and cheers ] >> there's our hero for the day right there, the batkid. and the city owes him a great debt! thank you, batkid! t

its with aavorite of rearchers when it was discovered seven years ago in the wers off iceland. they named itming. and they knew bypening it they would killit but they did for research. ba then they first deterned it was 405 years old. bu subsequen research just out proves it was actuall 507 years old. that mea ming the clam survived the enlightenment, two world war, iernet dial up and the fortd pinto. th this was one of those moments when mother nature reminded us that we are tiny and inconsequential. beautiful picturesrom sex as of what's calle a roll cloud fogood reason. it's a horizontal vor text i the sky. we can thank bonnie, a truck driver. and when a cold wind started to passover her house in texas, she grabbe her camera and captured the rare event. >>> when we come back tonight, the sll wearable technology now hing a big impact beyond its original inttion changin a lot of lives in the proces >>> finally tonight, you byow ha seen tse google glass, officially called google glass. it allows you to always have yo computern right there in fronof your eye. while ey are not fo

iceland failed to make the most of the advantage as they secured a 2-0 victory shortly after halftimedraw with romanian was enough for greece to book a third world cup appearance. >>> algearian authorities say that 12 football fans have been killed and 240 injured amid celebrations following the nation's world cup qualifications. five alone died in a star accident east of algear. algeria booked their place on away goals. gha ghana secured a win over egypt. uruguay hosts jordan. >>> the city on the western planes of brazil is the smallest of the world cup cities. the city promised more than 30 projects to prepare for the tournament, but with only seven months until kickoff none of the most critical ones appear ready. >> reporter: the first batch of new light rail cars have just arrived and are paraded through the town. the light rail has been hyped as one of the key transportation abilities in the city. but seven months to the world cup and not even one kilometer of track is completed. but the problems don't end there. the 250 million dollars new stadium, still has no seats, roof, car

iceland failed to make the most of the advantage as dario soners secured a 2-0 victory after half time. and a 1-1 draw with romania was enough for greece to booka third world cup appearance, finishing 4-2 on aggregate. >> in the african qualifiers ghana scoreded a spot with a win over egypt. winning 2-1. the play-off held in cairo, despite security concerns. substitute kevin prince pulled one back in the dying minutes. ghana make it to their third world cup in a row. >> algerian fans celebrated as their country sealed the last african space. regus was the only goal of match lefing the tie at 3-3 on aggregate. the north africans were through to their fourth. >> mexico are through after a 4-2 win over new zealand in the second leg of their qualifying play off. >> a hat-trick scored by the halfway. another in the 8 ofth minute. with the win, mexico afoyed for the first time since 1990. >> this is the smallest of the world cup host city, with a population of half a million. it promised 30 projects. with seven months until kick off none. critical ones appear ready. al jazeera's corresponden

greece beat romania, convincingly, 3-1 and iceland laid out a goalless draw with croatia. action with italy in a friendly match. germany have not been the italians since 1995. againnly managed a tie in -- in a game that saw a serious knee injury. 100 game joakim low's in charge. germany started strong. they were in the lead just eight minutes into the game. the italian star striker, mark obama kelly, was subdued, -- was subdued, but they struck back. >> we played well. weer scoring first, dominated the game until the italians equalized. we did not do as well in the second half. we did not really control the game. >> germany lost their way after and a knee injury was sustained putting sammy out of action for six months. there was a flare up one they were booked for bickering. >> things got a bit rough, but i do not think we were to blame. i do not know if it was the italians fault, either. >> los people believe a 1-1 draw was a fair result. italy is a team germany just cannot be. but you can check out any of our stories from this journal in more detail on our website. -- fo

. >> this is in iceland. if you notice the dusting of snow in the background, that will answer many people's burning question "was the water cold?" you bet it was cold. now he's got to go back in and fish out his bike. his good friend says, wait, let me get the camera for this. he has to help him in that icy cold water. it doesn't seem possible. if you're going into the water against the current on a slick surface with a dirt bike. >> they've got all this gorgeous land to ride on. why are they trying to ride through the river tunnel in. >> because they're boys. >> is that bike salvageable? >> you bet it is. about their it is running, running, running. >> e-mail is convenient but -- >> how does it feel when you great real letter? >> it feels good because it takes effort. >> how you can send a handwritten letter no, handwriting required. >> and anything you can do, she can do better. >> see your tricks that are a walk in the park. hocolate, it's s anan o opppporortutuniny to stop and savor ththe e ununmimiststa

. >> iceland by feat over my bet. was that vietnam? he scrutinized me whether the held d.c.? i am too young to be the first world war. i put the heart monitor into my waistband and would move past the foot of the dead by a stretch through the of landscapes of rooftops which comprises of several levels of one of the nearby roof three men were working on a large air conditioning unit. as i study the main unscrew he widely approaches the window and stood beside me. he pressed his forehead against the window and whispered they are real. they are not aliens. >> to carefully surveyed me. kevin directed his attention back. look get all those. that used to be a firecracker. i suppose we have come a long way i snickered. what? add beer would taste might be good just about any food would taste good drinking canadian mist is not the best or the worst liquor. with resolve i continued to leap into whatever direction kevin was taking me into but yes? too much a legal hold in your stomach and kill you. even upright will kill you it makes you feel like cal. once the results:the stomach and t

. - icelandic ? - i'm afraid not. - hmm. i didn't see all that on the menu.sa's cooking, you'll never know. well, i'm sure i'll get the hang of it very quickly. well, i still have a few more people to interview. thanks for coming in. thanks. i'll let you know. oh, that's okay. i can find my way out. - so, how was she ? - great. finally ! congratulations. but i'm still looking. listen, katherine. tomorrow's your last day and we still don't have a waitress. i'm starting to believe i'm never going to be rid of you. i'm not sure i want you to. what are you talking about ? i know it sounds crazy, but i've gotten so used to being here. - i've even gotten used to you. - thank you ! you know how mr. brashov always talks about how we're like a family here ? well, it's true. it's been safe here. don't you ever get a little scared, rosa ? only when i think there's nothing to look forward to. i envy you, katherine. if i didn't believe that one day i'm going to take off this apron... and be in front of the counter, i don't know what i would do. besides, do you really beli

iceland's techie. former yugoslav republic of macedonia oven mitts scarves that country's strict sense the people who criticize future announcement saying the eu is in danger of becoming a victim of a success. coming out in our neighborhood. she didn't bookmark disagree. some people thought that maybe worms six was enough. when mary and twelve. what we're seeing is that you can units become better and better. i don't agree with those who ascended to heaven and often succeed. because in that sense because of the market driven more by the dynamic period. we had otherwise the problems we have today almost coming from announcements are coming from the reforms in very many of those member states geographically the toxicity of the western balkans in the region that it can import into the eu the exception to the eu and you won't charge you nine. other countries in the region the eu. i want to comply. it's true. which will be the next eu and the day oh wait you can find more information. now with mike at bpp g

yes my legal team looked into moving the system to iceland or switzerland or even the bahamas we decided against it in the end because if i wanted to continue running the service as an american i could still be subject to u.s. jurisdiction and i could end up being put in the very difficult position of having to choose between breaking u.s. law and breaking the laws of the country where the system was hosted so i felt in that situation the best thing i could do would be to keep the service shut down and open source the code. because if there can't be a lot of a bit hopefully there can be a hundred love a bit like services for people to choose from. but are thank you very much hopefully you will weigh in so you don't have to turn to acting go far away again just stick to something that you love doing and you're very good at that so far today folks thanks for watching that was louder levison founder and owner of lavabit and will see on the next edition of sophie and co. margie dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. the de

yeah my legal team looked into moving the system to iceland or switzerland or even the bahamas we decided against it in the end because if i wanted to continue running the service as an american i could still be subject to u.s. jurisdiction and i could end up being put in a very difficult position of having to choose between breaking u.s. law and breaking the laws of the country where the system was hosted so i felt in that situation the best thing i could do would be to keep the service shut down and open source the code because if there can't be a lot of a bit hopefully there can be a hundred love a bit like services for people to choose from. thank you very much hopefully you will only say you don't have to turn to acting or farming and just stick to something that you love doing that you're very good at that's it for today said expects but watching that was louder levison founder and owner of love of a tent will see on the next edition of sophie and co. few u.s. presidents are looking to a second term in office leave the white house successful or even popular bronc obama is the case i

yeah my legal team looked into moving the system to iceland or switzerland or even the bahamas we decided against it in the end because if i wanted to continue running the service as an american i could still be subject to u.s. jurisdiction and i could end up being put in the very difficult position of having to choose between breaking u.s. law and breaking the laws of the country where the system was hosted so i felt in that situation the best thing i could do would be to keep the service shut down and open source the code because if there can't be a lot of a bit hopefully there can be a hundred love a bit like services for people to choose from. thank you very much hopefully you will so you don't have to turn to acting or farming and just stick to something that you love doing that you're very good at that's it for today folks thanks for watching that was blood hour levison founder and owner of lava bait and will see on the next edition of sophie and co. it's simply the fourth so only goal in life was nothing more than making money and as quickly as possible true with what we go to war

not know about such as bank interest inflating global prices the power of peaceful revolution in iceland and the effect of wireless technology on global health but interestingly the number one most underreported story according to project censored is the trial of chelsea manning earlier i spoke to making huff director of project centered about media literacy its importance of today's society i was asked i have asked him about why his organization chose the chelsea manning trial as the number one under covered story of the past year. you know the manning case was. really significant because it really sparked the the entire wiki leaks situation and since with the leaks has been on the scene and julian a songe there's been a really significant ramping up of efforts of governments led by the united states to really silence leakers silence whistleblowers and really intimidate journalists so that they won't report things that the government is doing. renowned journalist john pilger wrote a portion of a book where he talks about lannon foundation he alleges that this group censored his film and

not know about such as bank interest inflating global prices the power of peaceful revolution in iceland and the effect of wireless technology on global health but interestingly the number one most underreported story according to project censored is the trial of chelsea manning earlier i spoke to make a huff director of project centered about media literacy its importance in today's society i was asked i have asked him about why his organization chose the chelsea manning trial as the number one most under covered story of the past year. you know the manning case was. really significant because it really sparked the the entire wiki leaks situation and since we get leaks has been on the scene and julian a songe there's been a really significant ramping up of efforts of governments led by the united states to really silence leakers silence whistleblowers and really intimidate journalists so that they won't report things that the government is doing. renowned journalist john pilger wrote a portion of a book where he talks about lannon foundation he alleges that this group censored his film

speculators from jacking up your currency and then raiding it causing your help to do basically happened iceland among other countries you're not supposed to be able to use any of the mechanisms that would stop that kind of speculation what the heck is that doing in a trade agreement it's behind the borders it's anti sovereignty and it's not me interest to most of us and that's what they're trying to finish a t.p. pay can you answer what is it going to be on a trade agreement well you know it's basically been an incredibly clever branding stunt because in the us there is this peculiar elite consensus free trade good no one thinks about what's in the agreement as a recovering trade attorney i actually read the damn things and the philosophers of free trade like adam smith and david ricardo are rolling in their graves because it's like one page of real free trade cut the tariffs and then all the other stuff is again like a trojan horse you put the brand outside with a nice present and then it rolls right into your country and causes disaster now the good news is in the u.s. constitution this agree

speculators from jacking up the currency and then raiding it causing your help to do basically happened iceland among other countries you're not supposed to be able to use any of the mechanisms that would stop that kind of speculation what the heck is that doing a trade agreement it's behind the borders it's anti sovereignty and it's not me interest to most of us and that's what they're trying to finish a t.p. pay can you answer what is it going to be on a trade agreement well you know it's basically been incredibly clever branding stunts because in the us there is this peculiar elite consensus free trade good no one thinks about what's in the agreement as a recovering trade attorney i actually read the damn things and the philosophers of free trade like adam smith and david ricardo are rolling in their graves because it's like one page of real free trade tariffs and then all the other stuff is again like a trojan horse you put the brand what a nice present and then it rolls right into your country and causes disaster now the good news is in the u.s. constitution this agreement can only go into

speculators from jacking up your currency and then raiding it causing your help to do basically happened iceland among other countries you're not supposed to be able to use any of the mechanisms that would stop that kind of speculation what the heck is that doing in a trade agreement it's behind the borders it's anti sovereignty and it's not me interest to most of us and that's what they're trying to finish it can you answer what is it going to be on the trade agreement well you know it's basically been and. probably clever branding stunts because in the u.s. there is this peculiar elite consensus free trade good no one thinks about what's in the agreement as a recovering trade attorney i actually read the damn things and the philosophers of free trade like adam smith and david ricardo are rolling in their graves because it's like one page a real free trade the tariffs and then all the other stuff is again like a trojan horse you put the brand outside what a nice present and then it rolls right into your country and causes disaster now the good news is in the us constitution this agreement can o

meanwhile iceland. just ninety minutes away from becoming the smallest nation to ever reach the world cup finals the country with a population of just three hundred and twenty thousand will qualify if they can get asked for a show on tuesday at five eight five zero in a californian boy was back to teaching in the years to come here. that attracted thousands of fans of time and around the country including the president is to come said of his favorite souvenir. in batman signature take them off while still faced sale of the flu around san fransisco on friday with huge crowds and the feeling was great to meet hers. the tunisian ethics in medicine the stitching. a new. ch customs agencies around the world are changing their ways instead of tossing it in the shifting toward securing international trade in deal business and again how companies can profit from the us if they can adopt it's beyond business on for swim cap. don't go. what to do business and to you i'm off to boston where bring you today show fr

speculators from jacking up the currency and then raiding it causing your help to do basically happened iceland among other countries you're not supposed to be able to use any of the mechanisms that would stop that kind of speculation what the heck is that doing in a trade agreement it's behind the borders it's anti sovereignty and it's not me interest to most of us and that's what they're trying to finish a t.p. pay can you answer what is it going to be on a trade agreement well you know it's basically been incredibly clever branding stunts because in the us there is this peculiar elite consensus free trade good no one thinks about what's in the agreement as a recovering trade attorney i actually read the damn things and the philosophers of free trade like adam smith and david ricardo are rolling in their graves because it's like one page a real free trade tariffs and then all the other stuff is again like a trojan horse you put the brand outside what a nice present. it rolls right into your country and causes disaster now the good news is in the us constitution this agreement can only go into

speculators from jacking up the currency and then raiding it causing your help to do basically happened iceland among other countries you're not supposed to be able to use any of the mechanisms that would stop that kind of speculation what the heck is that doing a trade agreement it's behind the borders it's anti sovereignty and it's not me interest to most of us and that's what they're trying to finish a t.p. pay can you answer what is it going to be on a trade agreement well you know it's basically been an incredibly clever branding stance because in the u.s. there is this peculiar elite consensus. free trade good no one thinks about what's in the agreement as a recovering trade attorney i actually read the damn things and the philosophers of free trade like adam smith and david ricardo are rolling in their graves because it's like one page a real free trade cut the tariffs and then all the other stuff is again like a trojan horse you put the brand outside what a nice present and then it rolls right into your country and causes disaster now the good news is in the us constitution this agreeme

not know about such as bank interest inflating global prices the power of peaceful revolution in iceland and the effect of wireless technology on global health but interestingly the number one most underreported story according to project censored is the trial of chelsea manning earlier i spoke to make a huff director of project centered about media literacy its importance of today's society i've always asked him i have asked him about why his organization chose the chelsea manning trial as the number one under covered story of the past year. you know the manning case was. really significant because it really sparked the the entire wiki leaks situation and since we get leaks has been on the scene and julian a songe there's been a really significant ramping up of efforts of governments led by the united states to really silence leakers silence whistleblowers and really intimidate journalists so that they won't report things that the government is doing. renowned journalist john pilger wrote a portion of a book where he talks about lannon foundation he alleges that this group censored his

not know about such as bank interest inflating global prices the power of peaceful revolution in iceland and the effect of wireless technology on global health but interestingly the number one most underreported story according to project censored is the trial of chelsea manning earlier i spoke to making huff director of project centered about media literacy its importance in today's society i was asked i have asked him about why his organization chose the chelsea manning trial as the number one under covered story of the past year. you know the manning case was. really significant because it really sparked the the entire wiki leaks situation and since we get leaks has been on the scene and julian a songe there's been a really significant ramping up of efforts of governments led by the united states to really silence leakers silence whistleblowers and really intimidate journalists so that they won't report things that the government is doing. renowned journalist john pilger wrote a portion of a book where he talks about lannon foundation he alleges that this group censored his film attac

. >>> the other ties could' iceland become the smallest nation ever to qualify for football's biggestt >>> jeremy lin has made a triumphant return to the new york knicks. he became an international sensation, but is now playing for the houston rockets. he finished the game with 21 points. >>> the chicago blackhawks have posted their fourth straight win in the nhl but had a tough fight. the scores were tied at 4-4 in regulation and overtime. forcing a shootout. securing the victory there. all of the day's big stories are covered on our website, aljazeera.com/sports. >> robin thanks very much. stay with us, for our viewers outside of the u.s., another full bulletin of news right at the top of the hour. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. these are the day's top stories. >> on this vote, the yays are 261, the nays are 157, the bill has passed. >> the house voting on permanent changes to the health care reform laws. >>> some survivors getting out of the philippines, but many still waiting for relief. >>> a michigan home owner facing charges of death in connection with the

and iceland could be the smallest nation to appear in the finals. >>> two teams already in the worlderia played each other in an international friendly on monday. nigeria got two goals in five minutes. they were ahead 2-1 by halftime before italy -- equallized. >> it must be very difficult for your team to play and to play at that level 48 hours after qualifying for the word cup? >> it is difficult, but you have to be tough mentally, and that's something we have been doing since saturday after the game, denying them from party, because they just qualified for world cup, and i said no, we have a big game waiting for us in london. let's go to sleep. and they have been very nice and i'm so proud of them. >> can african teams do well at this world cup? >> why not? >> and what about nigeria? >> well, i don't know how far we're going to get -- [ inaudible ]. >>> despite the bombings in day route, lebanon is hosting a round in a asian cup qualifier. earlier [ inaudible ] booked their place in the finals in a win over syria. >>> memphis grizzlies beat the l.a. clippers in their first matchup

. >> this is not the south pole, this is iceland, a taste of what's to come. three teams head off today after months of physical preparation, they'll race 200 miles to about ark that. >> even when you lost a leg or lost an arm, or whatever the illness may be, that you can achieve pretty much anything if you put your mind to it. >> reporter: veterans lost limbs in battle. she lost her leg in afghanistan. lieutenant france from team usa suffered severe burns and now has posttraumatic stress disorder after a suicide attack in iraq. >> it's a big deal that prince harry is involved in it. because it makes people take notice. >> reporter: prince harry hasn't been limited by his royal status. the warrior prince has served twice in afghanistan and knows the dangers soldiers face while on duty. this time last year, was flying attack helicopters in support of troops. dominique west from the wire will also race prince harry. >> so many concerns that i can't get my head around it. the extreme cold and the nine hours a day walking on skis. i'm terrified about it all really

. >>> iceland could become the smallest nation to ever qualify for football's biggest tournament if theycroatia. >>> jeremy lin has made a triumphant return to the new york knicks. his start with the knicks two years ago, he soon became an interna international sensation. lin finished with 21 points. >>> you never know, we might see a return to [ inaudible ]. >> we may. jo, thanks indeed. stay with us here on al jazeera. the day's top stories just ahead. that will do it for the news hour, though. thanks for watching. bye for now. ♪ >>i'm a cancer survivor. not only cancer, but brain cancer. america tonight weeknights - 9 eastern on al jazeera america

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they took to the microphone after the 2-0 defeat to iceland. but hfifa are investigating the incident and said they're awaiting the official match reports. >> up of cricket's greatest rivalry will be recognized in a matter of hours as the match between england and australia gets under way. hosting the first of five test matches. they can also secure back-to-back series in australia for the first time since the infamous 1933. >> it's quite clear we're going about our business. we're a very competitive side, and there is no reason to fear any side out there. look, i can't really--we haven't concentrated on what people say about us. about how we apply the first hour is crucial. >> we're not going to sit here and promise the lord and tell you everything is going to be different. it will be a tough battle like it was in england. we'll have to play with success. it will be nice to play in front of our home teams. >> thpacquiao has been involved over the use of a shared training gym. pacquiao is seven back in the ring for the first time this year. tha