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and one of iceland must be to places. okay. how's the people receive the trucks of the golden circle every day by the wire? iceland, the lance of ice and fire a part of the iceberg nature to the others. sides along the golden circle are found in iceland, selves. less than 50 kilometers from the copy to rachel beat, which makes them easy to reach and put their attractions to michael. are you ready? you're gonna need the rental car and drive there yourself or join unorganized tour . we'll just for a one day road trip to our 1st stop going to close the golden waterfall which is called the golden circle. got his name, a meeting covering for that extend from guy to iceland were starting to upper b one. 0 my god. this is the last side was waterfall in iceland? i mean it's quite impressive. positive. tell me why. basically this was pull consists of like 2 drops. we have the 1st off which is more like a sort of a slope of a cascading waterfall. it's 11 meters and then this sort of goes into this massive drop, which is 21 meters. this s

got his name, a meeting covering for that extend from guy to iceland. we're starting up to upper b one. 0 my god. this is the last side was waterfall in iceland? i mean it's quite impressive. tried to tell me why basically this was spoken with like to drop, we have the 1st off which is more like a sort of a slope of cascading waterfall. it's 11 meters and then this sort of goes into this massive drop, which is 21 meters. this sort of combination. and then going into this amazing canyon is really what just makes this quite beautiful. a truly job dropping landscape which changes dramatically during winter when parts of the waterfall 3 solver for safety reasons. these thoughts leading to the lower viewing platform is closed during the cold months. it takes me about 10 minutes to get there. and this is the view from dallas. i think i like this one better. i feel like in the middle of the waterfall. we continue our journey to how could i do a volley? come to iceland is famous as for quote and vegas here, the hot springs you got it right. all the answers are

the court is iceland is most active keiser. it's faults blowing hot water into deer every 5 to 10 minutes, sometimes up to 20 meters, high smells only to was like if it was an x. the next steps we had to team video, national park, a place of great historical significance and a unique so nick environment. it's a 45 minute drive from health, cut the body. this is really the 1st time that i'm working between to the tony face . chrysler right, the part is least the unesco work hair research side. he's a square iceland. it's very 1st part of the entire meetings were held in 930 a deep. so we are a thing really of part of the national psycho iceland. so to me, why is it so important? well, you're logically, this place is really significant because i spend is placed on to take 20 tate and thing that the national park is one of the places where this is really visible. right now we are standing on $1.00 to $20.00 page, which is the north american through $25.00, and just about approximately 5 kilometers. that way we see the duration tak

he's a square iceland, st. very 1st part of the entire meetings were held in 930 a deep. so we are a thing really of part of the national park of iceland. so to me, why is it so important? well, you're logically, this place is really significant because i spend is placed on to take 20 tate and thing that the national park is one of the places where this is really visible. right now we are standing on one tectonic plates, which is the north american through $25.00, and just about approximately 5 kilometers. that way we see the duration take 20 paid. and in between, we have sort of in no man's land, which is basically new land, which expands by 2 and a half since the middle of every year. our last stop is the blue link on which people often combine with the golden circle tour national geographic. these, this geo term on a spa, i'm on the 251 there. so the world, it's about one hour from break heavy. so of course we gave it a try. if you come here and listen to this before you jump into water, you must raise your head and you can have long hair. you have to put it up. the wa

in iceland, i mean it's quite impressive classes. tell me why. basically this was spoken with like to drop, we have the 1st draw up, which is more like a sort of a slope of a cascading waterfall. it's 11 meters and then this sort of goes into this massive drop, which is 21 meters. this sort of combination and then going into this amazing canyon is really what this makes, this quite beautiful. a truly job dropping landscape. which changes dramatically during winter when parts of the waterfall 3 solver for safety reasons, these parts leading to the lower viewing platform is closed during the cold months . it takes me about 10 minutes to get there. and this is viviana from downstairs. i think i like this one better. i feel like in the middle of the waterfall. we continue our journey to how could i do a valley? come to iceland, spain, most as to quote and vegas see a hot spring. you got a ride really rare phenomenon that can only be seen in few parts of the planet. once cost of something, we need a tier thermal area such as this one. then we need a w

he says that iceland is actually taking steps to end this historic activity. the ministers, funded as far as doctor, has taken steps and publicly declared herself very clearly as very, very skeptical as to whether whalen should continue at all. the decision to allow wailing to resume for the month, month of september is an unfortunate one. it's regrettable but required under i splendid law and regulation her hands were really tied and she's going about an orderly process. today's decision ironic though it may seem or counter intuitive though it may seem is a step toward the end of iceland, a wailing, not a step toward its full time resumption. the ministers next big decision will be in december as to whether to extend another 5 year quote for. ready going in the country, we are optimistic for weight to make the right decision at that time. tourism eclipse. fisheries as the main source of accidental income for iceland in 2018 eco tourism into chicken. where leads the way in iceland and wales people, the communities and economic prosperity do much better when th

icelander has called for changes _ that's a better route.s called for changes to the _ that's a better route. icelander has called for changes to the law. - that's a better route. icelander has called for changes to the law. theyj called for changes to the law. they haveissued called for changes to the law. they have issued a statement today, they want the immediate change of the law because actually you cannot advertise formula milk for infants, and you cannot pay for formula milk using vouchers for example or store credit or any kind of form of non—cash. iceland are calling for changes, saying that it is not fair. retailers can also not communicate special offers by any platform, they cannot send out an e—mail to customers signed up to their loyalty communicating cut—price formula milk, ice and says it is not fair, they want government to change an update existing legislation so retailers are allowed to tell the public when they reduce the price on formula. it is a controversial issue, i have spoken to various milk action groups who suppor

plastic name for them in iceland differs from fish, a common cat's name by the way. oh so what is your father's name is mom. so you will be prompted my son to go to when visiting room, eating spaghetti covering. all right is just as important as visiting the coliseum . it's a roman favorite that may look simple to make. just add some cream and pork to plaster. right? well, one roman shift shows us the correct way to make this a tell you in classic spaghetti cover now is one of italy's most famous pasta dishes. it doesn't take many ingredients, but it takes a cook, who knows what they're doing with this dish. you can make a lot of mistakes. and what exactly might those mistakes be me as i can to make the music about. so some of these meal cold cream on, not some beat, the aches and get an omelet. and some you smoke polk, you have the food i was in the bag on the love i've checked, the fluid is wrong. rudy model, not in place, but we also we'll show you how to make spaghetti carbo. now it's a true, it's are you in way? i said i'm hello mila sandra. i'm a chef with the

have condemned iceland off to its decision to resume wailing from friday . the government confirmed it will not be extending a temporary bad thought. it says they will be strict to conditions and monitoring iceland, along with japan and no way all the 3 countries that allow commercial wedding. well, that's bringing patrick ramos, she's a senior director with the international funds, the animal welfare. he joins us now from tape called in massachusetts. patrick, it feel like there is a little more to this move by the government, then tops it seems on the surface. i was looking into it and administer food and agriculture. ssl said that the country plans to end wailing right from next year. she was also the one who commissioned to report on how well sofa in the hunt. and now she's the one who's posing the strict conditions and monitoring and pays which . so might argue in near, impossible to live up to is she actually trying to end wailing but do it in a plastic way possible way. the answer is yes, ms. dodger ministers fund is biased. daughter has taken steps a

my next guest comes all the way from iceland. how did i go with the pronunciation there?ading your diaries from spanning tens of years. decades. yeah, tens of years. and it's also a musical, tell me a little bit about the show. i've seen it, but tell everyone else about the show. yeah, it's basically based on my diaries, as you said, from when i was a kid, teenager, a young man, and newer diaries as well. and it's a reckoning with my history of coming out as a gay man in iceland and being brought up in a very heteronormative, patriarchal society. and yeah, and kind of like how i basically had a nervous breakdown writing the show and learning why that happened to me. it's a very emotional show. it's one of those ones where i laughed, i cried. i walked out feeling lighter, but also heavier in a way. there's so much that you fit in, and i guess it's a universal experience as people look back and you said that you felt that you'd had a fantastic life. and then when you looked back, you saw some of the things that you had been grappling with. but one of the other things that y

so france, you've had your full iceland dictate. so in honor of this we have decided to give you an ice splendid name. okay. for them in iceland differs from dish or com and tax name by the way. oh so what is your father's name is ma. so you would be prompted my son to go to when visiting room, eating spaghetti covering. all right, it's just as important as visiting the coliseum. it's a roman favorite that may look simple to make. just add some cream and pork to plaster, right? well one, roman shift shows us the correct way to make this a tell you in classic spaghetti cover. now is one of italy's most famous pasta dishes. it doesn't take many ingredients, but it takes a cook, who knows what they're doing with this dish, you can make a lot of mistakes. and what exactly might those mistakes be? my money as i committed some used by so some of these meal, cold cream on some beat the eggs and get an omelet and some you smoke. cool cuz you have the food i was as bad on the love i've checked. the fluid is wrong. rudy model not in place, so

cuba, from iceland and also from norwa ! �* ., ., cuba, from iceland and also from norway!ng friend- _ norway! i'm from norrie! here's our viking friend. do _ norway! i'm from norrie! here's our viking friend. do you _ norway! i'm from norrie! here's our viking friend. do you remember - norway! i'm from norrie! here's our| viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are — viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we _ viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going _ viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going to _ viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going to marry? - viking friend. do you remember me, mum? are we going to marry? no, i mum? are we going to marry? no, you have to take me for dinner first. no, you have to take me for dinnerfirst. we've also met acts from korea, from japan, a bit of everything. we are heading back to london. the bbc will have full reporters here throughout the french until the end of august and something for everyone. thank you so much, courtney. great to have you on. that's it from me and the team. soon he will be here

please for iceland.nd. remember, america claimed it. now what will protect her, it remains only for us here, but as for these trainings that i spent. uh, zelensky yes, i think, seriously. he thinks that he still plays tanks. yes, he took something so already with the finished pilot that they are worried there that there is no one to train eight people, they just managed to find english speakers, and now, it turns out that the rest still need to be taught english. that is , remember how long they argued. here is a long education. uh, ukrainian pilots will take, and here they seem to have been collected. and now we must first teach english zelensky already knows english, but he has already spoken in congress. well, in such a similar to english language , they are ready. look good flies well. uh, bombed something there, uh, but we understand. what is not zelensky, of course, neither the relatives of these same ukrainian politicians are going to fight. remember how he, uh , stated a few months ago, it’s not.

so you're getting the same in iceland? same thing in iceland?bsolutely the same, yes. >> merely for standing up >> and merely for standing up for yeah, mainly for for gay rights. yeah, mainly for standing for gay rights and standing up for gay rights and actually, know, standing up actually, you know, standing up for gender non—conforming children that they are left in peace and actually, our main core message is that puberty is a basic human right. right? so you had this event, it was cancelled. the former prime minister stepped in. is that right? >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> so what happened there? >> so what happened there? >> had rented the >> well, we had rented the national museum auditorium, but we've kept the location completely quiet because we understand how trans activists operate . so as soon as we put operate. so as soon as we put out the location , the trans out the location, the trans activists started bombarding the national museum with with emails and phone calls, etcetera, etcetera . and in a bank holiday etcetera.

so you're getting the same in iceland? same thing in iceland?>> absolutely the same, yes. >> merely for standing up >> and merely for standing up for yeah, mainly for for gay rights. yeah, mainly for standing for gay rights and standing up for gay rights and actually, know, standing up actually, you know, standing up for gender non—conforming children that they are left in peace and actually, our main core message is that puberty is a basic human right. right? so you had this event, it was cancelled. the former prime minister stepped in. is that right? >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> so what happened there? >> so what happened there? >> had rented the >> well, we had rented the national museum auditorium, but we've kept the location completely quiet because we understand how trans activists operate . so as soon as we put operate. so as soon as we put out the location , the trans out the location, the trans activists started bombarding the national museum with with emails and phone calls, etcetera, etcetera . and in a bank holiday etcete

iceland was informed that the diplomatic mission was ready to return to moscow as soon as conditions allowed. but today, russians can travel to china and iran without visas , we are talking about group trips organized by tour operators. now flights to china are operated by five russian airlines with a frequency of more than 30 flights a week, and our travelers can travel in a group of up to 50 people for a period of no more than 15 days, according to travel agents with the demand for trips to the islamic republic increased by 20% compared to last year. senegal, however, there the special services worked ahead of the curve and stopped an attempt to change power the day before in the republic a mass rally took place due to the arrest of opposition leader usman sonka during the riots, they died as at least two people in the country temporarily restricted the work of the mobile internet of sonko himself. detained on july 28, the politician has already filed charges among them, calling for an uprising and encroaching on state security. the oppositionist sharply criticizes the incumbent he

but if a really serious threat looms over iceland, they themselves muslims cannot defend themselves.germany should arrive in a couple of hours in terms of strategy and military policy. this, of course, is a signal that we are able to quickly transfer weight, our strength, that we are able to carry out operations there. we also make it clear to our islamic fan partners that if necessary we will protect their airspace properly come to the rescue of iceland in the arctic , a conflict will flare up between russia and the rest of the western countries, the so-called arctic five usa canada denmark and norway and the reasons for the conflict are more than enough ice. in the arctic, they continue to melt, so that in turn it opens up access to new deposits of oil, gas and other valuable resources , including russia, and this is already enough for nato to attach great strategic importance to iceland for the defense of the alliance, but about the german luftwaffe this is not the first time that germans have been seen here in iceland in 2010 and 2012 german luftwaffe pilots have already patrolle

the other got the the iceland, opperation was certainly the high point of his career. a lot of people, i say, i say shuttle with the ice mon abduction, the most odd wasn't just the sewing the seeds of the mystique that surrounded the agency. ever since. israel was also making it clear to the world that the holocaust would not go unpunished. during court sessions in jerusalem, the head of most odd was also present. but it was years before the family of half have seen here on the right of the picture would discover that he masterminded the capture absolute secrecy. no public appearances or statements for decades. this was mandatory for anyone involved with most on israel, in circled by arab neighbors, hostile to the fledgling state, didn't want total reliance on us protection in 1960 that we'd been going to own ordered the building of a plant to manufacture weapons grade plutonium for the construction of a nuclear bomb, the ceiling regional these stabilization america urged israel to desist from its plans most on chief of them. also categorically, oppose the demona nucle

no, no, i'm not in the most side. operatives could have killed all those iceland and argentina . but the is really government at the time, live by davi ben, go the own, recognize to the symbolic power of putting the former assets lieutenant colonel on trial in israel. and that's precisely what happened in 1961, a german war criminal and the dock in jerusalem. a global sensation and go around how to do so. the pleasure of go said chief is our own plan. the abduction of volume shall be prime minister david centurion, health, around in very high steel or got the the iceland. opperation was certainly the high point of his career level of default. i say, i say shut off with the i spun abduction. the most od wasn't just sewing the seeds of the mystique that surrounded the agency ever since. israel was also making it clear to the world that the holocaust would not go unpunished. during court sessions in jerusalem, the head of most odd was also present. but it was years before the family of how have seen here on the right of the picture would discover that he masterminded the capture abs

i understand you just got back from iceland and poland.y differences, pre-pandemic and post-pandemic. -- pandemic? >> i've spent a couple of months in europe so far this year, ranging from spain to estonia to iceland. and the big issue is the crowds. there's sort of a feeling of revenge travel, they're calling . everybody wants to get back there and do the trips that were canceled. and europe has learned how to moderate the crowds by having people book admissions to museums. europe did not waste time during the pandemic. there's a lot of impressive new infrastructure, new museums, new libraries, new creative restaurants. it's pretty exciting time to be there. john: i know your guides urge people to get off the beaten path, to do things that not many tourists do, but do things that the locals do. are you still finding new things after all these years? >> my whole idea is to go over there and hit and miss and miss and hit and miss and bring home the hits, to make mistakes and learn from my mistakes. take careful notes so people can learn fro

really no one, you know, iceland was just too small and no one came to its rescue. so the actually, the icelanders had to have you know, they had to clean out their financial system and and had high rates. i think some of emerging markets and not china, which but some of the emerging have really been forced to have higher rates and therefore probably, you know, a bit more robust then, you know, there is the normal basket cases of argentina and never ending crisis in in turkey. so they're the very few, you know, models that you would like to hold up. i'm afraid. any other questions. can you elaborate on the relationship between interest rates, stagnant productivity and? my stagnant on on, yes. so do you extend the i mean, they're not two ways in which i can answer that question. one is you go back to starting with the argument made by hayek's slightly older austrian contemporary joseph schumpeter and schumpeter arguing that, you know, that that the economy is dynamic, make evolving system and the creative destruction that was the is most important feature of a capita

affairs of the country, this does not mean the termination of diplomatic relations between russia and icelands release published at the beginning of june, the head of the department diskolbrun recure gil fedotir stated that the current situation simply does not allow a small foreign service to manage the russian embassy at the same time iceland plans to strengthen its presence in the ukrainian capital around 11 a.m. the russian army shelled the center of kherson, they hit one of the city's hospitals , the doctor who was the first working doctor today was killed day 5 medics were injured in places in kherson. in the morning , the russian military was under fire. around 11 o'clock , a projectile hit the city clinical hospital . the shelling damaged the surgical unit. the laryngology department, the operating room was destroyed, according to the director of the regional health department, with people who were in the hospital during the shelling, psychologists from the crisis center worked, and this is already another microdistrict of kherson under shelling, it was on july 31, a shell hit between

foreign ministry said that his country of iceland would probably still laugh. and this is how they informed me line by line, especially touched that there the outgoing minister of the state of affairs of the netherlands hoogstra said that he would get into it. he's still on his side. although he leaves with a permanent. which side is he on? zaparit, but in the dark-skinned minister of the state of affairs of britain, claverly said that in his native land he would not let anyone stink. this, apparently , answers the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the netherlands that he wants to panate somewhere. i'm surprised he didn't shout much. after that we came in large numbers here. yes? here but here is how they celebrate these holidays straight. i know him, once said the worst foreign minister in the history of mankind. this is how the degenerate thinks to hurt politics. i don’t know, he probably didn’t participate in this roll call, he wasn’t enough. and to this i but i just want to say in front of you, when you read reports, reports from the same western p

that's iceland, okay.auren: when we first saw the cyber truck, didn't it seem just so odd and weird and then elon musk shattered the window by accident. it just was like a disaster. then cars have gotten so boring looking, that i think that looks cool now. it looks really cool. stuart: what's the capitol of iceland? lauren: oh, dear. give me choices. stuart: reykjavik. lauren: reykjavik, stuart. i've been there. it's dark all day but light now. stuart: rolls royce unveiled a new car inspired bay yacht. they're only making four of them. we'll tell you how much they're selling for and what they really do. one college kicking migrants out of the doors. they say -- dorms and say student safety is as risk and critics call it prejudice. high speed chase along the boarder and a $17-year-old was behind the wheel accused of smuggling three illegal migrants. casey stegall has that story coming up next for us. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she

iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the air 39 and one half hours. we flown 9500 miles nonstop, crossing two continents and landing a third flight quite. unlike 1947. big decision at the top level of command. world war two had proved the vital significance air power. so now is a logical reorganization of our military structure. and for the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we ha

and in iceland, but before that you were in ireland. and were you able to, i guess, produce art of the same way that you do now before you were chosen for the i trial there? yeah, so this month i am on an artist residency and i sent play to live in ireland. and before i was randomly selected to be a participant in the base can come to the arts in ireland, i was working part time to be able to support myself to be for my rent. and then also to support myself as an artist in the studio. and so getting the basic income is like winning the loss, right. you know it's, it's usually transformed it all ready for my, our practice and just for my general life and sense of, of being i think. yeah, but i'm looking at you in that art studio and i'm just thinking like, this seems good for humanity that you can actually dedicate more time in your life to something creative than just trying to survive. and a capitalist economy. it has it been rest your life and that way? yeah, absolutely. i mean, i love what i do and i was always grateful to be able to

she's on iceland, east coast, and hey, well more seed with this table that you, if you're watching this on youtube, get me your questions to that box over there. we got live producer waiting to get your questions to me so i can get them to the people on the panel and you know what? we can do this thing together, right? so joining me on this are a guy i want to begin with, you the new book, the precarious. what is the precarious tell us about this dangers class as well. i actually, my new book is about how to pay for the bass, getting costs, but the area has gone into 4 additions. and it's been translated into 24 languages . and basically the precarious is the big math class of the well today. and it consists of millions of millions of people who are facing chronic instability in their lives on the stable label though, and bought a tile incomes and a chronic gate. and that one mistake one x isn't well then the illness and they're out homeless or they think that so that people facing extreme precariousness and then losing the rights of citizenship but losing social rights that losing cult