iceland is full of this rock from cooling lava. this country's breathtaking landscape from the snow-capped mountains to the pebbles in the crystal clear streams are made of basalt when it's finished later this year the orca plant will be able to remove 4,000 tons of co2, the equivalent of 2.2 million tons of coal burned, 11 rail cars full of coal and it's not just iceland getting in on the action elon musk has offered a $100 million prize for the best carbon dioxide technology and bill gates has invested in a canadian company with plans to capture a million tons of co2 each year, the equivalent of 40 million trees. right now, the big drawback of direct air capture is the cost, removing just one ton of carbon cost said anywhere from $500 to $800 and considering the u.s. alone emitsd -- emits about 5.1 billion tons each year, the adds up pretty quickly. can this work in the united states >> absolutely. there are many parts of the u.s. where this technology can be applied. >> reporter: it's one tool that could be a step in the right d

. ♪ >>> and our extraordinary earth in iceland.his morning, we're taki places on the planet, going right to the edge of an active volcano by air. >> reporter: this is the first time in 800 years that the volcano on this peninsula has erupted. >> and on the ground, how what scientists are learning here could help them search for life on mars as we count down to earth day, we're there live this morning. >>> and we do say good morning, america. want to take a live look now at the corrections facility where derek chauvin is waking up this morning after that historic verdict. >> and outside the courthouse in minneapolis, there you see the crowds gathering to watch the trial and then rupting into cheers at the news of those guilty verdicts, and a similar scene right there in george floyd square. >> and that sense of relie so many people gathering to watch the verdict from coast to coast. and look at this photo from d.c. this young man falling to his knees in relief at the news saying he saw himself in george floyd. his sentiment is echoe

is very slow there especially in small places like the town of who is a big on iceland's north coast it is home to just 2300 people but now it's buzzing with excitement because it could become world famous all thanks to an oscar nomination for best original song the song is called who's a vic my hometown it comes from the movie you're a vision song contest the story of lego which is set in who is a big and it really is in the running for an academy award and now the whole town is doing its best to bring the osca home to who is a fake. this is a small harbor town of who civic located on the northern coast of iceland it's a sleepy little place mainly known for its whale watching excursions at least it was until hollywood arrived you know the song and icelandic would never win eurovision song i don't know i'm being silly but i'm just i'm just anxious the musical comedy your own vision song contest the story of firesign that put who civic on the international map in 2020 the film with hollywood stars will ferrell and rachel mcadams is set in the coastal towns it's about 2 small time musi

and it's not just iceland that is getting in on the action.rize for the best carbon capture technology and bill gates has invested in a canadian company with plans to capture a million tons of co2 each year, the equivalent of 40 million trees. right now the big drawback of direct air capture is the cost removing just one ton of carbon costs anywhere from $500 to $800 and considering the u.s. alone emits about 5.1 billion tons each year, it adds up pretty quickly. can this work in the united states >> absolutely. there are many parts of the u.s. where this technology can be applied. >> reporter: it's one tool that could be a step in the right direction. sarah harman, nbc news, iceland. >>> and tonight nbc's climate challenge coverage continues with a special edition of "nightly news" with lester holt in houston glad we're refocusing the attention op about this. before the pandemic, climate change major problem >> and we would see the effects during the past year of how the climate even our environment has changed. well can see the difference. >

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greece, iceland actually happened a lot sooner than initial plans were. so, you know, let's cross our fingers and hope for the best. the next 02 and one question, which places will be most in demand this summer, and were released to the highest and the lowest, you know, airfares? >> i think the laces in demand, i mean, the places in highest demand right now internationally, at least with regard to europe, iceland and greece. you saw once iceland announced that they were reopening, flight searches there search surged 201% compared to the month before. similar story with greece, flight searches went up 70% compared to the prior month. were else i think will be popular, paris, barcelona, rombm . you know, the traditional tourist favorites, especially after the past 12 months, when somebody people weren't able to take those really kind of iconic vacation that they were looking forward to. in regard to airfare, some of the best deals we have seen out of san francisco recently, san francisco to dublin this summer, $352 round-trip. san francisco to barcelona for

and in abruption in iceland enters a fiery new phase 2 new futures of open up at a volcano near reykjavik spewing lava and sending hundreds of sightseers or ambling for 68. i'm sorry welcome to the program. i miss the international's annual report says that covert $1000.00 has further amplified massive global inequality is an addict who uses many world leaders of using the pandemic to crack down on human rights now the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence borne the brunt of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they had informal jobs that they couldn't do under lockdown 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chronic under-investment and health systems means many hospitals are understaffed and their workers are not sufficiently protected against the virus finally the 3rd group of penn demick also worsening the already precarious situation of refugees and migrants lockdowns and border closures have left some trapped in

but as fishelson portugal say it's still too soon to welcome back to tourists and an eruption in iceland enters a fire in the face to new fissures open up by the volcano in direct give thanks lava and sending hundreds of sightseers for safety. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. i'm to see international's annual report says that cold in 1000 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pen demick to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence borne the burden of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they have informal jobs that they couldn't do under lock downs 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chronic under-investment and health systems means many hospitals are understaffed and their workers are not sufficiently protected against the virus of the pandemic has also worsened the already precarious situation of refugees and migrants th

we'll head to iceland to find out why. >>> the republican congressman matt gaetz of florida could beouble than previously reported, and now his communications director has resigned a source tells nbc news the senior staffer quit out of principle. this bizarre drama began to unfold earlier this week when "the new york times" first reported congressman gaetz is under federal investigation for possible sex trafficking and an alleged sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl the lawmaker's family denied the allegations against him. here's nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: this morning new allegations about republican congressman matt gaetz, a report of a justice department investigation focusing on gaetz and an indicted florida politician and allegations of their involvement with multiple women who were recruited online for sex and received cash payments, according to "the new york times," citing sources close to the investigation "the times" reporting investigators are focusing on gaetz and joel greenberg, a former tax collector and seminole county florida indicted last year and now

russia and he's determined to have his voice heard in the duma you'll meet it plus an eruption in iceland interest a fiery new phase 2 new fish were supposed to end up at a volcano directive it spewing lava and sending hundreds of sight seers scrambling for safety. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with an attempt at starting over somewhat the european union's top officials have met with turkey's president in an attempt to improve relations president richard tell your pair to one says he wants to turn a new page in his relations with europe but the european union is concerned about turkey's record on human rights era. it's a year since the european union's most senior officials last met the turkish president both sides say they want to improve relations which have become increasingly strained but the europeans have serious concerns about turkey's assertive foreign policy and its often heavy handed create meant for minorities and political opponents the rule of flu introspect of fundamental rights all values of the european union and we show. deep freeze on the

we've come to iceland to find out how. in iceland's largest geothermal power plant it's already being achieved on a smaller scale. what i'm most afraid of off when it comes to climate change is not we will have a large global refugee problem not it will turn nations against each other this is class was from climb wax tests it's technology it's like a vacuum with circuit in here in this studio to is just sort of sticks to our surface of a specific chemical leds in the ceiling that they're on the. and then we get the c o 23 years out on this site. so it all comes through here and it lowers it from 400000000 to 2 to less than 100 so less than 100 you know. that's really how i mean the concentration of c o 2 is a very little in the air. but still to our yeah it's very little. which makes their cut your. a bigger technological challenge than cuts in c o 2 from points or 0. 02 founders all walk in a similar way there's nothing new about crime watch technology the chemical processors and based on i mean it's derivatives of ammoni

we've come to iceland to find out how. in iceland's not just geothermal power plant it's already being achieved on a small scale. what i'm most afraid to offer when it comes to climate change is not we will have a large global refugee problem not it will turn nations against each other this is class was from climb while tests it's technology it's like a vacuum with circuit in here they see 02 is sort of sticks to our surface of a specific chemical that's in the ceiling that they're on the. and then we get the c o 23 air out on this side. so it all comes through here and it lowers it from 400000000 from 2 to less than 100 to less than 100 you know. that's really how i mean the concentration of c o 2 is a very little in the air but still yeah it's very little woods which makes thought if they're cut your. think of a bigger technological challenge than putting c o 2 from point sources. c o 2 filters all walk in a similar wire. there's nothing new about crime watch technology the chemical processes are based on i mean it's der

is very slow there especially in small places like the town of who is a big on iceland's north coast it is home to just 2300 people but now it's buzzing with excitement because it could become world famous all thanks to an oscar nomination for best original song the song is called tools of vick my hometown it comes from the movie you're a vision song contest the story of which is set in who is a big and it really is in the running for an academy award and now the whole town is doing its best to bring the osca home to who is i think. this is a small harbor town of who civic located on the northern coast of iceland it's a sleepy little place mainly known for its whale watching excursions at least it was until hollywood arrived you know the song and icelandic would never win eurovision song i know i know i'm being silly but i'm just i'm just anxious the musical comedy euro vision song contest the story of fire saga put who civic on the international map in 2020 to film it with hollywood stars will ferrell and rachel mcadams is set in the coastal towns it's about 2 small time musicians w

. >> reporter: this is known as the whale capital of iceland whale watching is the lifeblood of thises. >> reporter: he spent most of the past 27 years in this harbor searching for their telltale blows. finding a whale not zbarn teed but highly likely. let's see. while visitor numbers have been hit hard by the pandemic, it turns out the slowdown has actually been good for whales themselves. >> i think overall the pandemic has largely been a positive for whales. >> reporter: in california marine biologist ari freelander is studying how the quiet oceans are affecting whales, measuring their stress through hormone samples. >> you cease activity as a noise environment, you will see a decrease in the stress hormone levels of these animals. >> reporter: whale songs at times mysterious and even mystical sounding, is actually how whales navigate and communicate deep beneath the surface of the sea am boipt noises, ships, sonar and machine surveys tend to disturb them that's true for other types of sea life as well, from turtles to seals to dolphins, all of which have been thriving during the

so we're going to send it over and start this wait, what in iceland.t volcano that recently erupted, it's the area's first volcanic eruption in nearly 800 years. as you can imagine, hikers have flocked to this area. they were already going here because it's so pretty. since the first eruption, around 30,000 people had visited the area. but recently steam and lava spurted from a fissure at this icelandic volcano. and people were like, got to go. officials were like, you guys got to get out of here. even though there was no imminent threat. >> i know the segment is called wait, what, and i'm like, but why? >> greg, do you hear that? our producer? we need to start changing it to what, why? what is going on here? >>> next, hundreds gathered in riverside saturday to celebrate the oldest general. he's 107. tis man is retired air force lieutenant general harry goldsworth. love that last name. he was a pilot during world war ii, also worked at the pentagon and received a military honor guard tribute for his service. and get this, mona. he says the secret to hi

is very slow there especially in small places like the town of who is a big on iceland's north coast it is home to just 2300 people but now it's buzzing with excitement because it could become world famous all thanks to an oscar nomination for best original song. the song is called twas the vic my hometown it comes from the movie you're a vision song contest the story of which is set in who serve it and it really is in the running for an academy award and now the whole town is doing its best to bring the osca home to his afic. this is a small harbor town of who said they located on the northern coast of iceland it's a sleepy little place mainly known for its whale watching excursions at least it was until hollywood arrived you know the song and icelandic would never win eurovision song i know i know i'm being silly but i'm just i'm just anxious the musical comedy hero vision song contest the story of fire saga put who civic on the international map in 2020 the film with hollywood stars will ferrell and rachel mcadams is set in the coastal towns it's about 2 small time musicians who a

and one of the hottest shows on earth gets even hotter to new fissures opened up at a volcano iceland spewing lava and sending hundreds of sightseers scrambling for safety. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. amnesty international's annual report says the coast in $1000.00 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pandemic to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately. infective 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence or in the brunt of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they have informal jobs that they couldn't do under lockdown 2nd health workers around the globe have suffered more fatalities than any other group chronic under-investment in the health system means that many hospitals are understaffed and their workers are not sufficiently protected against the virus finally the 3rd the pen demick has also worsened the already precarious situation of refugees and migrants lockdowns and border closures have left some trapped in squ

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take a look is this a good place for a picnic in iceland hundreds of hikers have been evacuated fromthe site of an erupting volcano near the capital reykjavik that's after new fissures opened up on the mountain spewing smoke and steam the fire respect to go has proven to be a huge draw for thousands of tourists ever since the volcano ward to wife. a sight to behold iceland's spectacular nearly 3 week old corruption has entered a new phase 2 new fissures have opened near the rich know side in the gal doing the dollar valley measuring 200 meters in total and lot of us also spewing from the new openings. are some of the most impressive thing is this river down into the valley actually more than the fisher itself good research. the new lava river is flowing down through the hills for hundreds of meters from the fisher and into neighboring live valley if. we have new cracks opening up. right developer of people or. but we don't we just get out there to try to figure out what is happening to. them before we get there not that we have for the chargers to grab us cable said. it's beautiful b

and iceland hundreds of hikers have been evacuated from the site of an erupting volcano as after new fissures opened up on the mountains spewing lava smoke and steam the spectacle has proved a huge draw for tourists since the volcano roared to life last month. a sight to behold iceland's spectacular nearly 3 week old bookending corruption has entered a new phase 2 new fissures have opened near the rich know site in the gallatin get down to a valley measuring 200 meters in total and la voz also spewing from the new openings . some of the most impressive thing is this river down into the valley actually more than the fissure itself good research. the new lava river is flowing down through the hills for hundreds of meters from the fisher and into neighboring you had to live valley. we had to do crack opening up. right developer of people or. so. what we do we just cleared out the idea to try to figure out what is happening here. because people are going to. have to go outside there's you cannot be like you said. it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to

. >> there's also another one in iceland.still gathering to watch and listen at these volcanoes continue erupting more than 2 weeks after becoming active. and iceland and they're not necessarily close to each other, but certainly. >> beautiful sights. yes, i am very excited for kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock tomorrow night. it's the debut right to debut. the first time it's ever first time ever of all time and only i think i'm coming down in the calls agree. so we'll be there as well. she did. and whether you can watch and kuz kyle and doing sports on sunday, sunday express watch. have a choice. well, you can just set the dvr. i think i don't have a choice in the kids lives to thank you for watching. tonight and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the big getaway. >> are we facing

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. >>> back now with a new lava flow forcing hikers off a volcano in iceland. a crack up to 650 feet long sent molten rock flowing into a nearby valley. iceland's government has now closed the area to public access. >>> we turn now to a new battle in the culture war over transgender children. arkansas is set to become the first state to ban transgender kids from getting what's called gender affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy but the governor is standing in the way. this morning arkansas is now at the center of a growing debate over medical care for transgender children. governor asa hutchinson has vetoed a bill that would provide doctors from providing hormone therapies to anyone under 18 even if they have a parent's consent. >> if house bill 1570 becomes law, then we are creating new standards of legislative interference with physicians and parents. >> reporter: the bill would make arkansas the first state to ban gender affirming treatment for trans youth. according to "the washington post," republican lawmakers in at least 17 other st

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hundreds of hikers evacuated after lava flows from a volcano in iceland. and truly "march madness," the buzzer beaters and the coach who lost the championship, but won the weekend just by being a mom. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with new fears the u.s. is at the beginning of a fourth wave of coronavirus infections, this time fueled by young people. tonight the head of the c.d.c. says cases are increasing nationwide, caused be the spreads of those more contagious variants of the virus, including one first discovered in the united kingdom. and she says she's especially concerned about students who haven't been vaccinated yet and aren't following social distancing rules. the c.d.c. says it's seeing outbreaks happening around the reopening of schools, especially tied to extracurricular activities and youth sports. the warning tonight: follow the rules until young people can get vaccinated, and while the white hou

africa's leaders meets to combat the threat of iceland fighters in mozambique. and we look at why sri lanka is using china sign of vaccine on chinese ex-pats but not on its own citizens. but we begin in myanmar where the military has again stepped up its campaign against critics calling for a return to democracy manaus a former ambassador to the u.k. says he has been locked out of the embassy in london by there's no oil to the military he had earlier with his spokesman who the british government to take steps here. that you get government where continue to mostly very just shoot off to an awful. military regime and for both working to bring democracy in yemen. he's trying to walk in the middle ground but there is no doubt which is the right side the military council has good nearly 600 people including 40 children. they have adept at doing the detained. 1000 the united nation reporter for human rights have didn't mind that action likely to meet the league that's for the prying again humanity while the british foreign minister has condemned what he described as t

governments have used to stifle dissent we will hear from one of its authors also coming up and eruption in iceland enters a fiery new phase 2 new fissures opened at a volcano near reykjavik spewing la.

a plant in iceland. fans are directly carbon die ox side out of the air. mixing it with water and pumping it deep under ground and turned into the snow. it's turned into rock. filling up holes and becoming part of the stone itself. it's going mainstream. and fast. musk is offering $100 million prize to the best technology. gates invested in a canada company with plans to pull a million tons out of the air each year. this takes us into this week. earth week. all week we're talking about climate change solutions. we'll break down things we can all do to help save the planet. >> time for spring cleaning. at the city parks. volunteers helped to beautify the parks. part of the long running sunday series cleaning up tin parks. in ten weeks. is crew picked up litter. organizers say volunteers is a great way to get exercise. get in the volunteer hours and help make the neighborhoods beautiful. >> it's a good opportunity to come outside. work in the community. and just work in the neighborhood. >> organizers say many of the volunteers are high school students. >> m

they can be far out in alaska, iceland, close to the north pole.s a momentum which also elon musk is referring to, jack dorsey, that effectively this is actually contributing in a beneficial way to the renewables industry and really supports the whole industry itself. miners moving to the sources of cheap renewable power. emily: i know some of your servers are in iceland. we only have about 30 seconds left. what kind of coins are you mining and why? >> we are eight years now in this industry. we started in 2013 and we are mining -- we are fully focus on bitcoin. we are there to power the decentralized future. we think this is a very important component of all of that to basically power bitcoin, the open source monitoring system. that puts a lot of burden and a lot of responsibility on us as we are the largest player outside of china. emily: genesis digital assets ceo and cofounder marco streng. certainly fascinating work. we will have you back another time. that does it for this first day addition of bloomberg technology. you can tune in tomorrow w

and a volcano in iceland has opened a new fish a several 100 needs to gnaw at this 100 beasts lawn which has begun spewing hundreds of people have been evacuated the volcano has been erupting since late march having previously been dormant for nearly 800 years. from russia's newspaper is reporting that jailed crimson critic alec sado filmy has been moved to a sick ward the opposition politician was jailed in february and has been on hunger strike since last wednesday in protest at the lack of medical care now with parliamentary elections and 6 months away cracking down on crime and critics but they could be facing new threats including from within the tradition of the loyal communist party news every show would travel to the south western city of seattle where she met a local politician who's determined not to be silenced. in the footsteps of letting. himself as a politician of the people just like his communist forefathers but he has a huge social media presence. because you tube channel has over a 1000000 subscribers fight for your rights is the motto here. his social media accounts sh

emily: i know some of your servers are in iceland. what kind of coins are you mining now and why? eight years in this industry, and we are fully focused on bitcoin mining. we actually think this is a very important component of all of that, to basically power bitcoin, the open-source monetary system. that puts a lot of responsibility on us, as we are one of the largest players. emily: certainly fascinating work that you are doing. we will have you back to talk about this more another time and how you are working to make your operations sustainable. that does it for this earth day edition of "bloomberg technology." tomorrow, i will be speaking with intel's ceo at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. thanks for joining us. i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is c

in case you were wondering, the iceland trip wasn't just a one-off.flight aware, the carries flew from martha's vineyard to their home in idaho and that again is from martha's home to boston. the united nations climate envoy mike bloomberg loves to fly private. bloomberg's private debts took more than 1700 trips. we don't know which ones bloomberg was on but we do know that during those four years his fleet of planes released about 10,000 metric tons of co2 into the air. >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. i don't have an issue with people owning a plane, just don't be a hypocrite about it. in the lecture americans about carbon emissions and suvs and caravans. also tonight once again, the ever weak, frail, cognitively struggling joe biden is making it very clear that he's going soft on china as today he refused to confront beijing over their heavy pollution, heavy emissions, all while lecturing you cannot we come, the american people how we need to do more and need to make major sacrifices for the sake of the planet. here's a small sample of the even

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thousands of icelanders have flocked to the sight hoping to get a rare look. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> steve: from rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - jerry seinfeld taylor kinney. musical guest camilo and y fallon ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much! hey! that's what i'm talking about. looking good thank you very much, everybody hello! thank you! well, guys, i want to start off by wishing everyone a very happy st. patrick's day! [ cheers and applause yep, instead of pfizer and moderna, people just stayed home and did shots of jameson. [ light laughter ] yep, all day we got to play a fun game drunk co-worker or bad zoom connection [ light laughter ] so - [ laughter ] st. patrick's day during covid is pretty strange. you've got to stay six feet apart, or as irish dads call it, hugging. [ laughter ] the cdc put out guidelines for how to celebrate you know it's a fun holiday when you're getting tips from people in lab coats. isn't that fun [ laugh

machines," the very funny eric andre is here. [ cheers and applause ] then later, from reykjavik, iceland called "surface sounds." music from kaleo. [ cheers and applause ] we have a nice lineup next week. we've got new shows with arnold schwarzenegger, dave grohl, maya rudolph, justin theroux, malcolm gladwell, billy porter, and mr. mypillow, mike lindell, will be here on wednesday. [ cheers and applause ] with music from the flaming lips, tom jones, and kings of leon. so please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is wonder woman, which is really the only credit you need. she also has a new documentary series about real-life women of wonder. "impact with gal gadot" premieres monday on national geographic's youtube channel. please welcome gal gadot. [ cheers and applause ] hi, gal, how are you? >> hey, jimmy, i'm good, how are you? >> jimmy: good to see you. >> good to see you, i'm sending you a big hug from here. >> jimmy: i've been practicing saying your name, did i do it well? >> i didn't notice, i'm so sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, then just go

iceland has already made similar rules. to me this is more proof that i actually would get on a plane and travel to europe. i feel that level of confidence in the vaccines, although i will of course stay masked on the airplane and still follow cdc recommendations to make sure i have a negative test three days before i return to the united states and to keep an eye on myself after coming back, have another test three to five days after returning, and of course, god forbid, if i were ever to develop symptoms, would then get tested again and to self-isolate or quarantine until i had a result. >> so let's take safety out of the equation, rather, for just a minute. richard, if i was to take a vacation to europe this summer, are the major tourist destinations ready for tourism? could i go to museums and cathedrals and sites in paris and rome or amsterdam? are they even open or will they be over the summer? >> i thought the question was going to be where should you go? >> well, i would love those tips, too. >> i've spent the last

but the vacuums have been installed for use in iceland, where scientists have recorded rising temperaturesllionaire elon musk just announced a $100 million contest to inspire inventors to create other carbon removal projects. it'll be hard to top those giant vacuums. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i am soledad o'brien and i will see you back here next week. announcer: if you missed our top stories about the impact of racial trauma across the generations, our interview with director shaka king about his oscar-nominated movie "judas and the black messiah," or our conversation about women in prison, just go to matteroffact.tv. and listen to "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien on apple podcasts, spotify, or your favorite podcast provider. watch us during the week on fyi and pluto. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] l ppen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down pho

to address the growing violence and instability in the region the latest in a series of attacks by iceland armed groups has forced thousands of people from their homes. the united states has agreed to withdraw all remaining combat troops were deployed to fight against eisel but talks with iraq's government didn't settle on a timeline some coalition forces and soldiers will stay on the road to help train the iraqi army well those are the headlines how it will be here with news out for you after people in power do stay with us on al-jazeera. just the relief streaming online on the channel. lost thousands of our crew comes between documentaries. subscribe to. al-jazeera english. potence right wing government and catholic church up close allies and close at their supporters in europe's most conservative country but opponents say that popularity and power comes from demonizing others foreigners g.b.t. community and most recently women of the controversial changes to abortion roles we've been to investigate. talk to take the 2020 some of the stones of a bitter struggle in poland. quit opposition