there's ginger there in iceland.cornfields of indiana, to real estate videos and even the university of minnesota, watch as a team of engineers moves this drone using brain waves. the coast guard experimenting with drones as an extra set of eyes. the national guard flying them over fires and natural disasters. >> my dad, i think he had a heart attack. >> reporter: even being tested as ambulances delivering life-saving medical supplies. >> these drones create an ultra fast response system capable of increaseing the you are viefl chance from 8% to 80%. >> reporter: it's hit hollywood too. the faa recently granted permission to use drone cameras like this one used to shoot this "skyfall" scene. just last month allowing espn to broadcast live with drones during the winter x games. forget the pizza boy or mailman, companies like domino's and amazon are exploring delivery drones but there are serious safety concerns. >> drones are sometimes the equivalent of flying lawn mowers. they can get into places and reach heights th

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in iceland. ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ >>> it's been an incredible week."gma" earlier this week thanks to drones and ginger you were smack dab there for it all. >> what an adventure. behind the scenes of that un unforgettable trek to the land of fire and ice. hovering just above that bubbling earth. >> oh, my gosh. you can see it. look at this. we're just getting inside that crater. >> witnessing the meeting of mother nature and modern technology. it was the ultimate adventure. drones have in a responsible way a huge future in science. >> reporter: now broadcasting live from iceland above a lava field using drones is no easy feat. >> 380 feet over it. oh my goodness. so how did we get up there? let's rewind a bit to the arrival of our intrepid "gma" crew the journey began saturday when three engineers from london one producer from new york one drone operator from germany and one from san francisco all met up in akureyri iceland. the team drove 2 1/2 hours to pick up 30 cases of equipment including a satellite dish and generators that had been shipped ahead

it's the fissure that erupted atop iceland's glacier, and it's been active the last seven months. >>ciers. >> reporter: our journey begins here, 30 cases of gear including a sat dish a satellite phone and generators. and then a two-day trek takes us through the harshest and most beautiful terrain on earth. >> vast vast white landscape. no vegetation or anything. >> reporter: as we drive past the lava you can feel the heat. we were there as the research team set up a mile away from the crater. and here we are, one of the fissures that come off the volcano, and this is one of the most active it's still going. it's been going for 230 years. >> the volcano is what makes this different. it's a chance of a lifetime to come see one of these, and being able to get really really close, using the drone, hasn't been done before. >> reporter: early this morning we were there as eric launched his aircraft. the drone taking us within 380 feet of that vibrant lava. drone technology literally taking us and america into unchartered territory. for "nightline," i'm ginger zee in iceland. >> extraordina

in iceland, they started filming the show and got video of his escape. this is him on a viking ship with quote/unquote explosives on board. he's tied to a post. will he escape? >> as you can see, some people came in actual viking headgear and helmets. >> 20 seconds. >> you can hear the crowd cheering him on doing the countdown. >> go, g >> come on! >> gets out of the ropes. picks up oh wow, he has a sword handy. >> that's lucky. he's an escape artist. how did he get out? i used a sword. >> gets himself untied still on the boat in the water. what will he do to escape? go! >> oh! jumps into the water, the flames shoot up. missed the explosion by seconds. >> like aegas ke something outside the mirage. >> how awful am i hoping for some sort of fail to happen to make this better because right now, right now a lame stunt. >> i actually like this. >> long live iceland. >> an update on the scary mask duo video getting a ton of attention online. >> it's fake. tell me i was right, it's fake. >> the official update? >> my gosh yes. >> why this story just keeps gett

here's a picture of that rig around the island of icelandic -- iceland, which was a key point because the soviet northern fleet was right around the corner here and they would have to pass through the gap between greenland iceland, and the united kingdom to get into the broad open waters of the north atlantic. so you wire the ocean for sound, there are stations all along here on the east coast, iceland, norway and other places, and listen. and sure enough, from hundreds of miles away, rounding the north cape, here come those engine noises which you just heard a moment ago. and our story begins there because the aircraft we're talking about is the lockheed p3 airplane and it was the ground based half of the system that prosecuted these contacts. the sea based half of that system, as one of the marines in the audience knows, attacked submarines who also conducted trail operations and other operations to keep track of all these bad guys. that system, those acoustic rays -- acoustical rays -- acoustic arrays out in the ocean, terminated at stations on shore, deliberately inconspicuous. an

i spoke to a very senior icelandic official. let me tell you, they're very concerned.his is not the first time it has happened there, particularly since nato pulled out our military nato base out of iceland a few years ago. cheryl: this begs the question. you have u.k. warning that the baltics could be putins next target. a group of former soviet countries this is lithuania estonia, latvia. michael fallon says putin poses real and present danger to the baltics. nato has to be ready for any aggression from russia what form it takes. those are his words. my question, is he looking for a war with nato forces overall? >> no, but i think, the british defense secretary is exactly right. putin will keep on doing this. he is trying to reconstitute the old soviet union, make no mistake about it. cheryl: he wants mother russia mother russia back from 1985. >> you know what? he will keep doing this as long as we keep sending all wrong signals. when we cut the united states army to pre-world war ii levels that is the wrong signal. president obama goes to nato brussels last march,

ginger zee, abc news iceland. >> more than 2,000 degrees. you right back here tomorrow night. good night. from sony pictures studios it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen here are the stars of our show pat sajak and vanna ite. hey! how you doing? he gang. thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. i have bad news for you. what's that? we have to part. aww. i'll see you later. bye-bye. hi, everyby. get ready. all right. well, you all look fun and f fit. we're ready y for this. first "toss up." category's "fun & mes."" [ bell chimes ] chad. tennis match. you got it. all right! hey!chad mosher just like that.

ginger zee, abc news iceland. >> more than 2,000 degrees. you right back here tomorrow night. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants -- a middle school special education teacher from madison, wisconsin... a high school science teacher from wyandotte, michigan... and a high school history teacher from redwood city, california... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

. >> he's from iceland.w iceland guys were that big. >> thought they were little dudes? >> i thought they were not so big. he's 26. can you believe that? >> i hope he doesn't have another growth spurt. >> weight lifting is actually i'm told their most popular sport. >> clearly. >> could you do that? >> i can't move this chair across the room. >> that's true. >> without an issue. >> it's okay. as long as you know where you sgland yes. >> coming up in "the mix," at tattoo inspired by sunday's super bowl and plus, on the run. the parents of two children left in a freezing car dodging reporters on the streets. >> what their high-tech excuse was for leaving them out in the cold. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. thank you for calling colonial penn life insurance company. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i'm a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insu

iceland, hasn't been a fun trip. we'll leave it there.eritance," a young boy who inherits a successful oregon winery. his father had an untimely death. take a listen. jamie: what did the other growers tell you about the importance of jimi's work continuing? >> he was playing new trails and we didn't want to see the brand go away. they stepped up to offer to make the wine for free if i would help. >> one of the few things you can do for someone who has died is help their family take care of their unfinished business. jimi had told me at least a handful of times, he didn't feel like he had much of a legacy for pascal besides his winery. charles: "strange inheritance" airs monday through thursday, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox business network. an astonishing amount of young men are unqualified for the military. maybe, just maybe, it's time for women to go to the front lines. it's a moral and economic conundrum. we'll have the heated debate. stick around. ♪ charles: here's a report out that says 71% of people that want to join the

for "nightline," i'm ginger zee in iceland. >> i watched that live yesterday.to pull that off, it was a lot to pull that off. congrats to the team. >> can you believe the temperature, 2100 degrees fahrenheit? >> you just don't see this. that is a gorgeous, gorgeous picture. >> so beautiful. i'd love to toast a marshmallow over that fire. >> let it be beautiful. leave it at that. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. here's some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." at least seven people are dead after a commuter train hit an suv on the tracks in suburban new york city. the impact sent the electrified third rail in to the first car of the train followed by an explosion and fire. we have full details ahead. >>> this incredible video, showing the overnight crash of a passenger plane shortly after it took off from taiwan's downtown airport. it crashed in to a shallow river, killing at least 12 of the nearly 60 people on board. >>> rap mogul suge

this coast guard vessel is on loan to frontex from iceland and it's already taken part in a number of search and rescue missions. in fact, it's rescued some 2,000 people since november. the captain's just told us that there is another boat that looks suspicious that they're interested in. so we're on our way to see what it is. frontex had hoped the winter weather would stem the flood of migrants trying to cross the mediterranean. instead, the numbers have almost doubled. doubled. >> we can't leave them here in the mediterranean. i think over 3,000 people have lost their lives trying to cross. it's sad. it's very sad. >> reporter: these migrants were lucky. last month, the frontex team managed to rescue all of them after their crew abandoned shift and left them adrift. >> for me come from iceland, i never thought i would see anything like this these people they have very bad circumstances in the ship. lots of dirt and no hygiene. lots of women and children and they have been for many days on the ship without proper food and water. >> reporter: but frontex simply doesn't have the means

ginger zee, abc news, iceland. >> more than 2,000 degrees. >> >>> breaking news, no charges filed.rs releasing the man accused of stuffing a mutilated body in a suitcase. >> i heard booms >>> a witness talks about the deadly shooting of a bay area rapper. what happened. >> and a booming bay area economy. you'll get benefits. >> the deadline passed and prosecutors are not charging this man. police detained him in connection with a headless body found in a suitcase. today sh they ran out of time to press charges. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> let's go to carolyn tyler. >> the district attorney says key facts are unknown including the cause of death and who the victim isso they don't have enough evidence to charge him. his attorney says his client is relieved and expects to be released tonight >> the authorities have 48 hours to investigate and bring the person to court. >> he says his client can go free and might return to this apartment. >> i'm praying for him. if all will turn out right. iet was here on friday police arrested his good friend mark andres on suspicion o

and wow air is a new carrier that goes through iceland and doing $99 fairs to iceland and that is ancountry and if you get your flight for a couple hundred bucks you can find them. >> they are carries that will not load on line. and i recommend going to the airline websites. and we load on to the website traveling. we also have had some mistake fairs ss ss recently. united has cancelled the tickets, but they may soon be resin stated. . >> the points guy.com, check out us. >> mothers against drunk driving very upset about young attorney's checkpoint. does it really work? we'll get into this very intriguing story next. >>> right now a lawyer in florida coming up with what he believes is a ticket to get past a dui checkpoint. it's a flyer quoting unreasonable searches and seizures for a stopped driver to hold up to an officer. mothers against drunk driving doesn't buy it. so, phil, what is this all got? >> back in 1990 the u.s. supreme court settled this on the federal level that dui checkpoints are constitutional. but opposition never really went away, now it's gotten new blood, specif

i will see you from iceland. >> so amazing. have a great day.adelphia. the lehigh valley got a heavier snow, good morning i'm tamala edwards. 8:56 now. let's go over to karen rogers, looking slow on i-95. >> reporter: the trouble is we had a little bit of snow, the rain on top so you have slush here. this is i-95 at allegheny. we're jammed from bridge to girard because of that. all morning long, northeast extension has been shut down between quakertown and the lehigh valley because of the jackknifed trailer. stick to 309. we have a vehicle that overturned into a creek west pike handle township, 401. an accident that has valley road closed near swedesford road. stick to 252. disabled vehicle block be the right lane, lots of issues out there, tam. >> let's head over to david murphy, what a day david. yucky out there. >> reporter: cold rain continuing to fall on the terrace. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing rain across the region, blue mixing in up north but in allentown mainly rain. the problem we had snow overnight and we're waiting for t

i will see you from iceland. >> so amazing. have a great day.ing up on this monday morning, jack taylor is on the roadways, got it all over. sh, we have had this problem all morning, to get to the light chain bridge it has been flashing red all morning. the overflow is not working out. towards 1st street we have an accident and the left lane getting by. good news on the george washington northbound, earlier actually cleared from the left lane, headed southbound before the memorial bridge it sounds like we have a broken down vehicle in the roadway. it does not really look sunny but i guess we have six more weeks left? >> winter was going to stay here for a while. another band of rain is pushing forward, don't be shocked if there is more pushing through and entering into northwest and spreading across the region over the next hour or so, though i think we will be done with most of the rain by 10:00. we are still kind of cold and wedged in here, 43 in fredericksburg. the forecast to see an end to the rain this afternoon with a wind advisory in effe

i will see you from iceland. >> so amazing. have a great day. good morning. our fog has turned to haze. it is not a spare the air day even though a couple of cities are on the verge of being there. if you're having difficult breathing, that's the reason why. upper 60s to 70s with high clouds and sunshine. seven day forecast. i know what you're looking at thursday friday saturday and sunday, rain is on the way. >> this accident taking a very long time to clear northbound side on 680. that's causing delays coming away from highway 24. southbound traffic improved considerably. southbound side of 880 announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, academy award winning actor jeff bridges. and from the comedy "cougartown," busy phillips. plus, a performance from recording artist diana krall. also, we want you to predict the winners, and possibly win $10,000. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] snounssnouns now here are kelly ripa -- announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and

. >>> now to the new round of snow and let's -- first of all, ginger on her way back from iceland. >>hose images yesterday. my jaw was on the ground. good to have her back tomorrow. first, wisconsin just north of milwaukee. these are the imimages coming in. another batch of snow rolling through the midwest and great lakes. a few inches but a strong pull. winter weather advisories from gary indiana. another pulse coming through, heavier snow across nebraska. scoot across the great lakes and these two systems trying to get together for some bigger snow across the northeast. not quite going to make it so it'll stay light. >> good morning, washington. a beautiful morning with sunshine peeking out between the clouds, mostly sunny skies throughout the day a slight wind chill, not too bad at 24 degrees, we are going to be in the center of things today with temperatures reaching above average and by noon we should be in the middle 40's with highs around 50 degrees this afternoon . a cold front approaches >>> coming up the latest on bobbi kristina brown. she's been moved to a new hospital in a

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. >> ifill: why does it work in iceland. >> i love that story.ypo of iceland where 70% of the kids are born to women who aren't married. even one of the presidential canned dates recently was true and not having the same kind of stress. well there's a couple things. one they say that marriage while that's not present, the popperships are more balanced and often the men and in some cases the state provides a more child care for services so there's a greater village if you will helping take care some of the rides home. >> ifill: there's no stigma attached to it interesting. >> no stigma attached and it's been going on for a long time. this was a fishing community larger and men died young and died at sea and so the same kind of stigma attached to whether or not you're married and people were moving in to use the phrase to help grow those family. >> ifill: here's a fun one. wemanuscript of harper lee to kill a mocking bird. but we found another undiscovered. a cat in the hat dr. seuss. >> dr. seuss who wrote 46 books guess what, there's now three mo

iceland. it's a freezing winter morning, and this sheep farmer is looking out over lake lagarfljot.ment rare in this remote village. but that's about to change. [ inaudible ] as the beast makes its way up river, he calls his nephew, runar, a local news reporter. >> he tells me the worm is trying to swim ashore. >> i thought to myself, okay, this is probably some debris floating in the river. i helped him figure out how to take video, and he recorded this video. later that same day, he showed me what he had captured. and i was totally amazed because the debris apparently seems to be swimming. [ speaking native language ] >> the video shows us some sort of snake-shaped form swimming in the river. you can almost see the face of the snake or its eyes. it's amazing, i think. >> runar uploads his uncle's footage to the local news website, and it's an instant sensation. >> the editor of our website called me up and told me that the website was almost crashing because there were so many people from japan looking at the video. >> within days, the video has three million views. many believe h

. >>> now to the new round of snow and let's -- first of all, ginger on her way back from iceland. >>hose images yesterday. my jaw was on the ground. good to have her back tomorrow. first off, though, wisconsin just north of milwaukee. these are the images coming in. another batch of snow rolling through the midwest and great lakes. a few inches but a strong pulse. slowing down traffic yesterday for the afternoon commute. morning commute today. winter weather advisories from gary, indiana. back through kansas city. another pulse of snow coming through, heavier snow across nebraska. this will scoot across the great lakes and these two systems trying to get together for some bigger snow across the northeast. not quite going to make it so it'll stay light. . >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. high clouds are going to dim our sunshine as we have cooler weather. north bay rain begins tomorrow and possible flooding on friday and the rest of us get our rain on friday through monday in two different storms. mid-to-upper 60's today but the coast is low-to-mid 60'

. >>> now to the new round of snow and let's -- first of all, ginger on her way back from iceland. >>hose images yesterday. my jaw was on the ground. good to have her back tomorrow. first, wisconsin just north of milwaukee. these are the imimages coming in. another batch of snow rolling through the midwest and great lakes. a few inches but >> wisconsin just north of milwaukee these are the images coming in overnight. a another batch of snow rolling through midwest and great lakes. few inches. slowing down traffic yesterday for the afternoon commute. morning commute today we got winter weather advisories from gary indiana back through kansas city, another pulls of snow coming through heavier snow across parts of nebraska. these systems trying to get together for bigger snow across the northeast but not going to make it we'll stay light. your local forecast is 30 seconds away but first your rainy cities brought to you by royal caribbean. >> ♪♪ >> hi, everybody, david murphy with an update from accuweather. we had snow showers on storm tracker 6 live double scan but they're clearing the

back toward the west a severe storm blowing over iceland as well. gusting there as high as 130 kilometers per hour. good news i think those winds are going to stay north of europe over here toward the southeast. but what you are still going to be seeing is some gusty winds, foul weather across the british isles and eventually that will dip there into low countries. london, paris high of 11 and some rain showers there in your forecast on your thursday. wrapping things up once again here into china we have this low moving out but that is making its way into japan now. widespread showers across most of japan. do want to mention the separate low which is intensifying over northern portion much sea of japan and hokkaido you could see some blizzard conditions come out of this but for the most part if you are out here at least do have an umbrella with you on your thursday. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for this i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for staying with us. >>> today's asian voices comes to

. >> polar bear the perfect way to say welcome back ginger the trip to iceland. did it look. >> we flew in on a chopper over it and we were close. i mean i was like wow, we are not in america when you can fly that close. >> you could feel the heat when you were in the helicopter and you can feel that rush of heat. the lava was so beautiful, it was almost enchanting where you get lost or mesmerized. the people that made that happen that's a miracle to be live over something like that. over the biggest glacier in iceland so the engineering team and everybody that worked on it i just choppered in and did it. >> how cold was it there? >> it was zero when i was there but it was 15 to 20 below the day before. we had the best day out of all of them. >> zero degrees is a good day in iceland. >> yes. >> and you know what we'll feel colder than that tomorrow morning so we have to get to some weather. west coast, that rain so welcome. that atmospheric river is pouring into california mostly northern not the part that needs it as much. still if you're in san francisco you ha

abc news flew a a drone in the volcano in iceland today the device hovered less than 400 feet above thehe molten laugh a the temperature around the drone reached 2100 degrees. >> some drone. >>> jimmy kimmel live next, followed by nate line. jimmy's guest milla kunis, and music from charlie xcx. for action a news, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight mila kunis, from "better call saul," bob odenkirk. and music from charli xcx. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! a a

iceland still has capital controls years after the financial crisis.yprus through his program able to loosen. do you have any idea any sense of what history would tell us for how long the capital controls would be needed for? >> it is very hard to say. it depends on the greeks government next step. if they follow cyprus to agree to a new program to help and clear reform the capital controls could be lifted quickly. if you have a situation like iceland or march worse like argentina, it can last for quite a while. even worse, the greek government would have to take money out of pension funds and other public funds basically from the population to finance is spending. that would be the worst case scenario. it would really deteriorate or distort growth prospects for the next couple of years. >> the final question, marcel. there was a belief in a series of statements a couple of months of that, the german government believed that an exit of greece from the eurozone could be -- you have your air to the ground in berlin, in germany. what is the current thinki

if you want to get the to valuation, add the entire size of the economy of iceland, jordan, lebanon, new zealand, kuwait, ireland and you're not quite there. if apple gave the world an announce, every single human being on the earth would get $100 from apple. that is how big apple computer is with it's stock price today. that's the kind of news day that today is. it's just weird. today was also this kind of a news day. that brought us this from idaho. i have to say if you're a toddler watching this program, hi, ask your mom, dad, or a responsible adult near by if it is okay for you to see this next part. it's from idaho. brace yourself. this is their state representative vito barbiari. today, a bill about abortion restrictions. he voted to impose those new restrictions. prohibiting them from something they already do, because a doctor let's the legislature decide instead because the legislatures know better than the doctors, particularly when it comes to lady parts and the delicate matter of where exactly those parts are. just watch this. this is from the idaho legislature. they star

no puffin in iceland. it was disgusting like eating shoe laces.as great because it is an adorable little animal to eat. >> you are going to get them after you. >> i don't care. >> alligator jerky. it's fantastic. >> is that tasty? could you get me some? i love jerky. >> i bet we can get some. i ate it in utah. >> baloot is the egg with a chick inside just before it is about to hatch. they bury them and take the top off -- >> that is disgusting. >> so gross. >> kimberly? >> a great question. >> escargot. >> snails. >> i can't think of anything. i don't eat fish. >> one of the most disgusting on the planet. >>> we have facebook friday. we hope you do too. next is have you ever been on an awkward first date. we know bachelor bob has. he has tips on what not to do when you are looking for love next. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the

. >> we went to iceland, up to the blue lagoon, and we spend some time up there. >> you were kind oflling out quite literally up there, right? >> yeah, we were. yeah. >> danish agents break all the rules, taking happy snaps with him. not to be outdone, the british take storm to sweden. >> they booked a four days team building trip at the ice hotel. we had a four-day team building. we went dog sledding. we went snowscootering. i stayed in a very expensive room inside the ice hotel. >> storm says he ultimately chooses to work with the cia, which supports his plan to locate and assassinate awlaki by using an unsuspecting woman as bait. unbelievably, awlaki has asked storm to play matchmaker and find him a european blond to be his third wife. storm's search leads him to irina from croatia, a recent convert to islam who now calls herself aminah. they chat on facebook. >> european blond, exactly what anwar wanted, and she asked me if i knew anwar awlaki and if i could help her to get married. >> awlaki's mujahadin secrets show storm he's hooked. so far i'm interested. please update me on t

out who it was is they used their own hackers to hack into tore and realized the servers were in iceland traced it back to him in san francisco. >> that was an undercover sting operation happening in other case. >> no they did it without a warrant. >> you are talking about technical constitution issues. i am saying the privacy issues will be looked into but the question is regarding the evidence the jury had. whenever it is excluded it will be looked at on appeal but eventually down the road the pellet or u.s. circuit court of appeal will not reverse this. but if the u.s. circuit court of appeals felt he was denied the right to proper defense he will. with the copious evidence, the judge could say on the appeal this is important. >> people's eyes are glazing over on the fourth amendment stuff. one of the most powerful things that influenced the jury is when they caught him he was at the library on the website, logged in with the screen name he is accused of using. talk about being caught red-handed >> you will see a lot of copy cat crimes. i think this is the first case in many where the

. >> he lived in native iceland loved his native waters.that is my experience. >> others worry it's simply too late for lolita. ross rector wants seaquarium closed. >> if you are falling on your face for 20 years it ain't going to happen but it's a great fund raiser. >> activists say keeping up the pressure to release her but for now, as the fight continues lolita will keep performing in the only home she's known for nearly half a century. >> now that lolita's considered endangered activates say activists say she has extra protections but that's something the court will have to decide. >> thank you jonathan. >>> a marine activist was criticized for having her moved. we talk about whether moving the wail could be deadly. >> transporting these animals is always difficult. they do do this a lot they move killer whales around from marine park to marine park quite often. that protocol is in place and that's what would be used to move lolita. but they are not used to be out of the water and that gives worry. but given lolita's robust health, i th

. >> the russians made similar friendly noises for the icelanders at the time of their crisis a few yearsgo and the psipriats. i not the russians have enough troubles of their own to deal with. >> reporter: one thing's for certain -- russia is keen to cultivate an ally at the heart of europe. at a time when the e.u. is mulling more sanctions for the country's elite. when greek prime minister tsipras won the election vladimir putin was quick to say that he was confident the two countries, work together. a point echoed by both nations' foreign ministers. >> translator: if there are any requests by the greek government they will be looked into as our finance minister has said. >> reporter: in a further boost to relations between moscow and athens 2016 is set to become the year of greece and russia and the year of russia in greece. still, if e.u. leaders don't soften their stance soon that could turn out to be true in more ways than one. >> there is another issue that i want to talk to you about. we're seeing imf managing director christine lagarde on the screen there. we understand she has j

they had a test up in iceland that a lot of people thought cars did very well on. >> we're talking aboutars from 2012. back in 2012 particularly, this is a lot of new technology coming into the cars. not all of it was ready for prime time. things first-hand i can tell you are a lot better now. david: good stuff. liz: gary, thank you very much. david: thanks, gary. are you one of the millions of americans with little or no money in your savings account? coming up next we have the owner of a new app that makes it a lot easier for you to put away cash at a time you might need it. liz: spacewalk at international space station today to prepare loading tocks for more traffic of the fascinating pictures and the update on the mission straight ahead. david: plus, the fed, in fact all all central banks have they reached their limits what they can do to prop up an economy and markets? have they maybe gone a little too far? we'll ask former federal reserve vice chairman alan blinder. vice chairman alan blinder. he will be here in a moment. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a

the capital of iceland is reporting a lie temperature of 30 right now.o think about going there i guess. jenna: that is excellent context. i appreciate that. the video we showed out of florida though one guy still running in a pair of shorts. it can't be that cold right? >> reporter: it is still florida. jenna: people in chicago are like uh-huh. great to see you. get back inside. >> reporter: i will. thanks. jon: a strange lawsuit has a lot of people scratching their heads. a utah woman goes to court to file a wrongful death suit against herself after she was driving a car in which her husband was killed in a crash. we'll tell you about this bizarre trial. >>> plus amid growing threat by isis overseas, is the white house being too politically correct when it comes to the enemy we face? our political panel joins us with more on that. [gunfire] how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know this guy... konohito... and this guy... who knows a guy. hey guy. i know a guy in new york, vegas, dallas. i've known som

to the valuation of apple as a company right now, add together the entire size of the economy of iceland, brewny nicaragua, jordan, lebanon, guatemala, new zealand, kuwait and ireland. add them up and you are not quite at the valuation of one american company. if apple decide to give the world an allowance every human being on the planet earth, each individual member of the human species would get 100 bucks from apple. that's how big apple computer is with what its stock price hit today. that's the kind of news day that today is. it's just -- it's just weird. it seems like you are making it up. today was also this kind of news day that brought us this from idaho. i have to say, if you are a toppler watching this program, watch your mom or dad or whatever adult is nearby if it is okay for you to see the next part. like i said it is from idaho. brace yourself. this is idaho state respective. he represents daalen gardens in western idaho. today in a hearing about a bill that will propose new abortion regulations in his state he voted to impose those restrictions voted doctors should be proh

but this is a frozen iceland. if you see it with your eyes. we've been standing here with dozens of people as they've been enjoying the sight. it's become such a tourist attraction especially with the frozen iceland they have here. we saw people stopping to take pictures kissing each other. having a good time at the edge. i can tell you it is never frozen it hasn't frozen here in 150 years in terms of the actual body of water. so it is flowing. on the american side it's rock-solid shut. we're on the canadian side. take a look at the graphic just to see, just how cold it is across the country. you see it, lexington, kentucky negative 13. and here wind chill of negative 31. and i can tell you it's so super cold. you see boston your home town john they haven't been above freezing in the last 15 days. you can tell everybody here it is just cold. you can feel it on your face. it just does something to you. >> it's hard to talk. we can hear it ryan it's simply hard to make out words when it's as cold as it is. thank you for being there and braving t