turning next to iceland. what a strange story this is from iceland.ndri thor stefansson — he was being held after a series of robberies at data centres in iceland — they became known as the big bitcoin heist. that's because they took place in two locations near the capital reykjavik. about 600 computer servers target like this one were taken — they were being used to mine bitcoins — and are valued at $2m stefansson was being held in a low security prison in rural iceland. here's what that looks like. it doesn't look like the most secure of prisons. remember, this is someone accused of committing the biggest theft in the history of the country. he escaped through a window, police say probably with the help of an accomplice. after that he headed to the airport almost 100km away. and yesterday he boarded a flight to sweden. in another twist, on that flight was iceland's prime minster. now something i didn't know until today is that iceland is a hub for bitcoin mining centres like this one. these are pictures inside one of these centres. the scale is mind

iceland is home to some of europe's last remaining underwater sequences. in the forthcoming or got to be as close as specializes in showing visitors icelandic diving highlights today and almost unknown place is on the agenda to help. unexpectedly it's located in iceland's highlands a diving paradise bought from the coast. states wine and guns presented we're going to a very special diving site because only a handful of people have dived here before we didn't even discover it until recently and it's something very special that's so on the list. to be as true as it has been the head of the dive organization in reykjavik almost twelve years today it is iceland's best known diving company. its international clients include actors like the american ben stiller pierce second from the left. sweden's king calcutta. and hollywood star tom cruise. these are strong the icelandic kinds are characterized by sponsor vegetation and fast flowing streams just getting his neck bench and itself. up to crossing a number of mountain ridges and rivers the dr has reached a plate

unexpectedly it's located in iceland's highlands diving paradise far from the coast . states wine and guns was on the we're going to a very special diving site because only a handful of people have dived here before we didn't even discover it until recently and it's something very special that's so on the list. and i'm going. to be as close it has been the head of the dive organization in reykjavik for almost twelve years today it is iceland's best known diving company. its international clients include actors like the american ben stiller appears second from the next. sweden's king called good stuff. and hollywood star tom cruise. desires for the icelandic kinds are characterized by sponsor vegetation and fast flowing streams just getting here is an adventure and itself. after crossing a number of mountain ridges and rivers the drive has reached a plateau. this is as far as they drive but there's still no body of water in sight . to be as instructed everyone to get their diving equipment together. the divers strapped. to their bodies. so. then c.b.s. confirms what the

including more on the iceland story.food and other products from the environmental group greenpeace, on the bbc news website. you're watching business live. our top story today: this is the day the boss of facebook, mark zuckerberg, will be facing some very tough questions in the us. he will testify to us senators later in washington over privacy concerns and the protection of users' data. we will keep you up—to—date with that across the bbc. in fact, why don't we share a few tweets? kenneth says, frankly very little can be done, he can see very little, when it comes to what he can say to us to ensure our data is being used responsibly. kenneth says very little, because the horse has bolted but the thing would be to sever any access to companies that can access data on facebook. and another one. corrective measures are called for. wall street is not liking the idea of external regulation. watch from indiana, good morning. he says he needs to talk about news policies data transfer to e—mails —— new user policies. we will

iceland's boss has said prices will not go up as a result.s slapped on imports of chinese steel and alumium products. china claims the duties of 25% and 10% are inconsistent with the wto's own rules. the complaint was filed on 5 april. glencore chief executive ivan glasenberg has resigned as a director of russian aluminium producer rusal after the us imposed sanctions. the british mining firm says its "evaluating" it's contracts with rusal but insists that they're "not financially material" to the business. rusal was founded by chelsea owner roman abramovich. and waitrose will stop using disposable coffee cups in all of its stores by the autumn — saving 52 million cups a year in the process. some 2.5 billion disosable cups are thrown away annually in the uk, almost none of which are recycled because of their plastic lining. a quick look at the markets now. shares in retailer card factory have climbed after it pledged to pay shareholders a special dividend despite posting a profits fall of 12%. meanwhile fashion firm ted baker is up while veda

welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been.me to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been. it is ice—cold. and boiling hot. now, that does come with advantages. the volcanic activity that formed the island millions of years ago means it has access to very cheap geothermal electricity. and all that cold air? that can be used as a free cooling system. so cheap electricity and cold air. in short, the perfect place to put a load of computers. oh wow. every single one of these is a home computer. that's all it is. that is a desktop computer. and there are thousands of them. these computers are working flat out. without a cooling system their processors would overheat in a matter of minutes. in the main area i would say the air temperature is about 20 degrees or so. but behind the ranks of computers it is much colder, probably about five. and that's not because you have expensive air chillers. remember we're in a cold climate. so all we have are holes in the external wall. the air comes in, all the dust and humidity is cau

that was lara, and now we go back to crypto currency and the iceland, to crypto currency and to icelandwarehouse. yes, cheap power is important for crypto miners. but they are not always welcome. last month in northern new york, plattsburg became the first us town to ban bitcoin mining. this isn‘t because we‘re luddites, it isn‘t because we‘re afraid of crypto currency, it is because we recognise we have a fixed resource. plattsburg has provided unusually discounted electricity — about a fifth of the price of other american towns — and that‘s thanks to a fixed allocation of power from the niagara hydro power plant. but the surge in usage from mines has meant prices skyrocketing, hiking up bills for residents. so the local government has imposed an 18—month moratorium, preventing new commercial crypto mines from setting up shop. we were finding that the bitcoin and cryptocurrency users were coming and demanding so much of our power that it was forcing us to have to buy very expensive power and it had a really detrimental effect on our ratepayers. they used such an immense amount of power

and iceland bands palm oil in its own branded products. welcome to asia business report.testimony on capitol hill, facebook founder mark zuckerberg said the company didn't do enough to prevent the platform from being used for harm. in the case of personal data myths used by cambridge analytic, he said 87 millimetres we re analytic, he said 87 millimetres were potentially affected and up to 126 million people were possibly exposed to russian propaganda. it is no wonder that us lawmakers pushed him to ask in what he's doing rubenesque. there are people in russia whose job it is to exploit oui’ russia whose job it is to exploit our system. this is an arms race. they are going to get better and we need to invest on getting better at this too. interestingly, facebook shares have surged, adding the most gains to the s&p 500, raising about 4.5% after it he started his testimony. it was the biggest one—day percentage gain for the stock in nearly two years. i asked howard earlier if investors were pleased with how he handled the hearing. in many ways, the stock price of the compan

iceland. [ cheers ] a lot of icelanders here tonight. >> jimmy: yeah.ic. is that a big fat tire bike? >> those are fat tire bikes, yeah. >> jimmy: and now, why would you ride on lava? [ laughter ] just -- >> i'll do anything for eddie bauer. no, eddie bauer sent me on this trip. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, they did. yeah, they sent me -- they got me an adventure team with these guides. we were sleeping -- basically, i spent six days outside. like sleeping in cabins, where like 4:00 in the morning, you got to go to the bathroom -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> you're marching through a a blizzard in the middle of a a valley in the middle of these mountains to do your business. >> jimmy: why doesn't eddie bauer just do it? [ laughter ] why do you have to do it? >> let's call him right now. >> jimmy: i know, exactly, right? that's pretty cool. so they just send you that and then -- what is happen -- i don't quite understand this. >> there is a big glacier lagoon. it's europe's largest glacier that is slowly moving like honey down this mountainside and it create

it was built by a 15-year-old from iceland with autism. these are 56,000 legos.roject was shown in iceland, sweden, and new jersey it is now in tennessee. just the effort pain staking detail that went into that. >> very impressive. >>> just ahead, hawaii in a state of emergency. they're getting historic rain fall and that is causing this massive flooding as well as damage. more on that next. but the challenge remains the same. and the generation may be different, but the color needs to endure. and the toughest stains come with their own rewards. we've re-engineered tide because no matter what life brings, our commitment to clean remains the same. now with 10x the cleaning power. tide, america's #1 detergent. ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. are confusing

if you check my profile it's pictures of iceland and sundae mimosas.at a mimosa is and iceland isn't real, i just steal pictures of white ghost inns dwrams. >> trevor: what's the purpose if everything is fake? >> because it's fun. this is the internet, trevor. you can be anything. why would you want to be yourself? think about playing a game like wall of war craft. you could choose to be a wizard with magical powers or a an ork with superstrength. but, no, i'm just going to into battle as ronny a guy who bleeds every time he flosses. it's the same thing with facebook. on facebook i'm not a 5'7 asian dude, i'm 6'5 and half black! >> trevor: why only half black? >> because i still want to be able to book airbnbs. ( laughter ) >> trevor: that's fair enough. but then aren't people weirded out when they meet you in real life? >> no, i never meet no psychos on the internet. they're never who they say they are. >> trevor: i guess that makes sense. ronny chieng, everybody. we'll be right back ( cheers and applause ) captivating exteriors dynamic lighting eleva

rather to gain from his cathedral the tomb of the great great queen of denmark sweden norway and iceland. in the mid fifteenth century king christiane the first to build the chapel of the three kings it was intended that an order of knights would convene there. but in the event the builder was laid to rest in it he and his queen lie under a plain stone in a floor. the grander tombs were commissioned by his successors those of christiane the third and frederick the second crafted in antwerp are considered the finest renee's on sculptures in denmark. i am the adjoining chapel was built for christiana through these ruled the days for sixty years till sixteen forty eight and is considered one of the nation's preeminent terminix there were meant to be colored nationalism of the nineteenth century added many a lavish florist and i want to mentation to his chaplain. thirty years mall which christiane had dragged the dames into proved a political disaster for the country even so the king was seen as a military is my mutually wounded so his retinue believed the king collapsed upon the deck of his

it is not faroe, 18 tiny island between iceland and norway.cially part of the kingdom of denmark. and yet, not quite danish. >> we have our own language. another thing that surprises people. >> he works for the faroese tourism bureau in the small capital city. the rugged remote faroe islands have 50,000 citizens total. spread out among a patchwork of tiny picturesque towns and villages. they're connected and by an impressive net work of roads. tunnels, ferries. far removed from the rest of the world. >> we realize we live in a remote place. we some times have this, this, feeling of being, like, you know, david goliath. >> in the world of restaurant reviews, the goliath, 800 pound gorilla is an inflatable man made out of tires. every year the guide hands out prized stars to the best in the world. >> from the faroe island. >> congratulations. >> last year for the first time ever, a faroese restaurant brought one home to a small house in a small village on the side of the him. >> it was so unexpected. i did not think they would come here. this ea

welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been. it is icecold. and boiling hot.that does come with advantages. the volcanic activity that formed the island millions of years ago means it has access to very cheap geothermal electricity. and all that cold air? that can be used as a free cooling system. so cheap electricity and cold air. in short, the perfect place to put a load of computers. oh wow. every single one of these is a home computer. that's all it is. that is a desktop computer. and there are thousands of them. so what is it that these computers are doing that warrants all this noise, this heat, and this power? well, they are creating or mining cryptocurrency. yep, cryptocurrency, the new family of virtual currencies that its enthusiasts say it will replace pounds, euros, and dollars, and all the traditional currencies in the coming years. that claim is, however, still a very live debate, with cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, ethereum, and ripple fluctuating wildly in their exchange rates. the more mining computers you own, the more money you make. and tha

live these updates do not change that we discussed facebook's privacy policy with the co-founder of iceland's pirate party but to get to john's daughter she things users are still not informed enough about who is processing the data when mark suckle book says that you know the users can control what they're doing is completely a lie because people don't know about it as we have user agreements that are you know figure than the bible when you have companies that are forced and there are so pickle out there also forced to give government data and they also sell the data or actually no they don't so the data they sell you you are the product you are not aware of how these things work and they're so big that they are not even in control over that it themselves then you have big problems nobody knows what's how these algorithms work who feeds them what is being put into them and i think that we need to actually instead of focusing on this current narrative of you know new cold war we should be focusing on how do we learn to be in this space because we are going to be in this space and how we're go

iceland-based wow airlines is going to pay two friends $4,000 each per month to move to iceland and travel the world this summer all expenses paid. the winners will be required to produce content and travel tips for wow's website. the low-cost carrier says it's looking for a fun pair of individuals who are able to think big. wow's travel guide competition begins today. >>> that looks like a fun job, doesn't it? coming up next, president trump and the high-stakes meeting with kim jong-un. his weekend twitter storm and how the white house is pushing back tonight. also,f at first you don't succeed, signature gathering begins for a vote on california independence. could we end up splitting from the union? and with fire and smoke blocking the way, only one option for saving his daughter. the life-saving catch. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. they stand ready to respond to any crisis. i will never accept defeat. they serve in their communities as citizens and as soldiers. i will never quit

about all icelanders to terrorism this is also all these is exactly the burden on the german traditional system it means a sharp increase also in employment costs. the white house has unveiled plans to ease the rules governing arms exports and other proposals private manufacturers could be allowed to sell drones and other weapons aboard with that government approval samir khan has the story. the trump administration says that these new reforms are intended to strengthen the american economy now the policy will cut back the time it takes to approve arms deals as well as ease limits on drone exports to name a few but it's not the only reason why trump is trying to make it easier for other countries to buy american weapons to reduce their reliance on weapons from china and russia but if we look at trump's time in office so for this really isn't anything new he kicked off his presidency a signing an arms deal with a saudi arabia then went on to sign arms deals with japan south korea poland and another one with the saudis but why don't we check out how u.s. officials explain the reform. for t

live these updates do not change that we discussed facebook's privacy policy with the co-founder of iceland's pirate party but again john's daughter she thing as usual is a still not informed enough about who is really handling that data. when mark suckle book says that you know the users can control what they're doing is completely a lie because people don't know about it as we have user agreements that are you know figure than the bible when you have companies that are forced and there are so pick up they're also forced to give government data and they also sell the data or actually know they don't so that they do the sell you your the product you are not aware of how these things work and they're so big that they are not even in control over that it themselves then you have big problems nobody knows what so how these algorithms work who feeds them what is being put into them and i think that we need to actually instead of focusing on this current narrative off you know new cold war we should be focusing on how do we learn to be in this space because we are going to be in this space and how

one hundred percent renewables they've got a ray of solar panels that are the biggest in the world iceland is all geothermal energy the technology for photoelectric cells is going that ace of particular down to zero cost right so we're heading into renewables anyway and so why is this even an issue security is usually just someone's i don't thing the issue is finding a way to have renewable energy be produced whether it's nuclear whether it's solar i thing that's not the issue the issue is just being able to hash through how can security be the utmost priority in our that so security is not sacrificed in an effort to make things proof of state versus proof where i get that but it just seems that the common theme you hear from no cooling or as they're called to say paul krugman from the new york times hill hit on this it eased up a lot of energy issues and it just seems like a it's a nonstarter and doesn't matter right now it's ok if you feel low actress that you're right at this point there's a lot of things that you can lower tricity and i don't. we don't even know if like the us dollar h

after three months out injured and he wasted no time showing how important he is to the team the icelandic case set up mikail greegor it's open the scoring in the twenty ninth minute his twelfth goal of the season. one nil for our sport at half time. and it was all out sport in the second half as well in bogus and close as can be but denied by defender danny lotsa. but then in injury time mines were pushing for an equaliser and finn bogus and caught them on the break the captain capping an outstanding comeback i'm. great to be back on the pitch again i didn't think i would quite last this long in this game but adrenalin took me in the last thirty minutes outsports have now secured another season in the top flight well mind set still in danger and have some tough games ahead of them. and our mistake check continues but first let's take a quick look at where things stand in the bundesliga table after sunday's games as you can see the top half nothing's changed here with the exception of shock of getting one another extra point overdubbing now they have two point cushion now let's take a look

after three months out injured and he wasted no time showing how important he is to the team the icelandic set up mikail who opened the scoring in the twenty ninth minute his twelfth goal of the season. one nil. at half time. and it was all outs borg in the second half as well in bogus and close as can be but denied by defended danny lots. but then in injury time minds were pushing for an equaliser and bogus and caught them on the break the captain capping an outstanding comeback. great to be back on the pitch again i didn't think. this long in this game but. in the last minutes. now secured another season in the top flight well mine still in danger and have some tough games ahead of them. and our breaking news this hour a belgian court has found. guilty of attempted murder and sentenced him to twenty years in prison he's the sole surviving suspect twenty fifteen paris who is on trial. in brussels before. being held in france awaiting trial for his role in the us. this is the interview news live from i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks for being with. information. to express.

and click visits a cryptocurrency mine in iceland and investigates a new and growing crime amongst hackersat's in half an hour — here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. alfie evans, the terminally ill toddler who was at the centre of a legal battle over his treatment, has died. alfie had a degenerative neurological condition and had been in a semi—vegetative state for more than a year. following a series of court cases, alder hey children's hospital in liverpool removed his life support on monday, against his parent's wishes. on social media, alfie's father tom evans said he was "absolutely heartbroken", at 2.30 this morning his son "lay down his shield and gained his wings." judith moritz reports. for the first weeks of alfie evans' life, he seemed healthy, happy and well, but he soon started to develop problems and he was admitted to hospital, where scans showed his brain was being destroyed. the little boy spent a year in intensive care before doctors said they felt his life support should be stopped. alfie's parents, kate and tom, strongly disagreed with the medical v

this morning we travel to iceland where each year children help rescue puffins, one of the country'sest treasures then heading to treasure city. also a barbershop quartet convention and tour of exhibit of grant wood and chat with denzel washington about his latest role in the ice man come et on broadway. all that and more on sunday morning. >> looking forward to. cbs this morning starts at 7:00. >>> the end of an era for a south bay business. yesterday was the last day of schurra's clock late shop. it was in business for 106 years but decided to close the brick and mortar store to focus on internet sales. >> my grandma used to come here for candy and introduced my mom to the candy and she would buy candy for the kids for valentine's day and easter and that's how i became familiar with the place. >> some of the res pays are from the original owners who sold the business in 1946. more news in a couple of minutes. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. getting pushback from neighboring comm

mean gas it's a game play and not in a for an england big i'm in iceland and it must have been about monist twenty five it was absolutely freeze and i remember telling to ray go hypothermia. couldn't play he was too cold we played a game and i would go abuse playing in the big time and it was like a gang of bees neo nazis would turn up just to abuse me did you feel you have to prove yourself going into the world. majlis belief in that was the outcome there and always a little bit content to be you know to be there for when gary stevens going because bobby robson was so well to those players during that period but when you mention a bad challenger spent the whole of my life but only the start of mockery and times in it that she believed in because i was black novel was being co-opted that way and it was said to me. many years ago no no it wasn't that clint that wasn't for inside the mob you want to be cousins. you're black and white if you do you can never be an equal to a white man you have to be better than him to stand a chance of passing and if you recall there was going to go for

coming up next, one state is pushing legislation, making sure that america doesn't become like icelandies that would be born in that country who might have down syndrome. but as the pennsylvania is sparking fierce debate. >> if you have a child and you know that that child has been prediagnosed with a condition such as down syndrome, i don't think we as a body play a role in trying to tell somebody what they should do to make a decision. dr. jean allowed in created a nonprofit that helps families adopted children like her son, samuel. if someone doesn't want to keep their child with down syndrome. her take is next. to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infect

this journal was from his time in iceland. you get a feel for some of his personality and his wit in his journals. in one part, he jokes about the efficiency of the military. he had just gotten his bedding after having evidently been there for a wild. 1943, he is transferred to the pacific theater and he serves on various islands in the pacific. he is killed in july of 1944 on guam. inaction with enemy. it is really moving to read his --eriences and his own words in his own words and to be able to capture some of his personality. these two items are from the university archives which are housed in the western history collections. we hadntioned earlier the original charter from when the university was formed in 1890, so this fancy looking document is it. it was signed by robert martin was the secretary of oklahoma territory. the university was founded before oklahoma became a state in 1907. is part of the very extensive photograph collection we have of the university of oklahoma campus. this particular photo shows campus corner

iceland-based wow airlines will pay two friends $4,000 each per month to move to iceland. they will have to produce content and travel tips for its website. they are looking for a fun pair of individuals who are able to think big. wow's travel guide competition begins today. sinus up, that looks fun. >>> well, the man accused of opening fire at a waffle house near nashville is heading to jail. >> he will be booked on four counts of criminal homicide. >> up next, what investigators credit with leading them to this suspected gunman. >>> also support for stormy daniels and her claims against donald trump. another adult film taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. clear! taco! taco! new at jack in the box. has your love for tacos turned into an obsession?. my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. new at jack in the box. there ya' go. >>> good afternoon once again

vine by a sphere we're talks of finding these creatures their well being is our well being and japan iceland and norway are commercial whaling in the face in the face of the rule of law at sea and the international moratorium on whaling that took effect in one thousand nine hundred eighty six we need the whales to survive well not to mention the obvious that comes with this offshore drilling the spill is the gulf back to normal will it ever be back to normal no the gulf of mexico and the dolphins in the.

if that were to close, the only other plants that make this are in the middle east, russia, iceland.t seems to be a concern. countrieshave many producing the kind of steel we would need. that seems to be less of a national security concern. >> how much influence does china have through other means than economics, overly are covertly? >> we are looking at that right now. the australia, the discussion is, in the past 1.5 years, what is happening there is equivalent to our russia -- our debate about russian influence here. for australia, it is china. they have seen a decade or so of chinese money coming in covertly into their political campaigns. influencing candidates. particular, a lot of attempts to control the chinese diaspora. initial investigations in the u.s. have revealed some similar trends. extremely tight control of the chinese diaspora here. attempts to answer money into our political -- insert money into our political debate. that is something that, right now, there is a snowball effect. a lot of increasing interest along the fbi and our security agencies. cruzkers, marco r

host cities for the world cup is rust off in southern russia in preparation for the event former iceland striker i do johnson and city also it is officially open to the football park on saturday fans visiting the venue can find out more about the tournament and even show off their own skills daniel hawkins went to visit. it's. just seventy five days to go and i want to look at the from world cup here in russia where in the subtle city of little school it's all of the host cities for the games it's got a brand new stadium and today the city's got a bit of a special look at the to mark the occasion opening this football park let's take a look inside. the. people should get united and should come and we've just enjoyed watching some of the best footballers on display some of the most amazing stadiums you'll see. this is also have a chance to test their goal scoring skills against this robot goalkeeper no no you . didn't score from three attempts so low pressure on me. please. please please please please please cut very hard for the money he makes me to play from russia. in the election i me

. >> wow airlines is going to pay two friends $4,000 each per month to move to iceland and travel the world this summer, all expenses paid. the winners have to produce content for wow website. the low cost carrier is looking for a fun pair of individuals who are able to think big. wow's travel guide competition is under way this morning. if you don't see me tomorrow, it's because i won it. >> that's sweet. >> hi, mike. >> hi, reggie. hi, everybody. marvel taking over at&t park tonight. look what you get. that almost looks likes me when i'm in a bad mood. at least the hair does. here is a look at the hulk, a bobblehead is what you'll get between nationals and giants. dress warmly. temperatures start at 59 dropping down to 55. >> i really like that hair. s sue. >> let's take a look outside for road closures and fire that's happening now in concord that jessica at the live desks is telling us is under control. we have closures in place, dplindo street, willow pass, concord boulevard, clayton road. those are the surrounding streets that are blocked off. some of those are major thoroughfar

iceland and many of the european countries are represented here. each country has its own special attractions. in spain for instance this interest can enjoy a stunt. and the highlight is the boat ride on the europe apart like. a quiet moment to ask other visitors what they like best about the park. is walking in the park it's seeing all these beautiful the course well the counter is that our presenting an office and i really like it here out of the blue fire is sensational it's really fast. food even the best park i know. my visit here is just about over i'm now at the super splash atlantica this attraction is really popular in the summertime because chances are you'll get an impromptu shower push will help you cool off. a few months as you can see i got really west but that's perfect in this weather is that so i'm going to sit down in the sun to dry off goodbye from are over. by now i've crossed the border from germany to france i'm in strasbourg alsace is regional capital has a long history the celts were here as well as the romans the huns and t