they sing in icelandic iceland has closed more than 90% of its gender gap. think that iceland will close the gender gap? my ambition is for iceland to be first to close the gender gap and hopefully by 2030. and iceland should — and already does — lead on that front. that's an ambitious goal, i realise that. but when you say "closing the gender gap by 2030," i mean, that's very soon. it is. do you think that's realistic? probably not a realistic goal, but we don't need realistic goals now. we need courageous goals, ambitious goals. we are facing massive challenges the world over, and empowering women, closing the gender gap is a big part of solving them, if not the key to solving them. do you feel optimistic about the changes that the new generation, you know, your daughter's generation, will bring? absolutely. my daughters are so well educated about consent. they will hopefully take that into their relationship if they have one in the future. you don't need to have, like, a husband and two children, and a house, or like... you can be... 0ra wife. i will. ..

iceland, a country of wild beauty and dramatic contrasts. less known is its increasingly equal society. i think it's in her blood, yeah. it's the only country in the world to have closed more than 90% of its gender gap — from education, to child care, to equal pay. women and girls enjoy a progressive lifestyle... iceland's most important role is to be a lighthouse for the rest of the world. ..but is everything as perfect as it seems? we have been marketed as this feminist paradise, which we are not. we want to hear from women about the challenges they still face... these women are coming from domestic abuse, where the main focus is isolation. ..and how they continue to fight to improve their country even further. we're here to empower our participants to be a bigger part of the world. the only way to fix it is to be prepared to fight. we believe that we are changing the world. i leith tornn carnal by proc fiskal plays. iceland has topped gender equality rankings for the last 15 years. perhaps one of the secrets to their success — start early

iceland is a small nation of about 400,000 people.country to require employers to prove that they pay people equally. essentially, paying men more than women for the same job is illegal. it's based on a bestselling novel and it's about a — we're going for a take! i'll tell you later. yes, 0k. nearly 90% of working—age women havejobs. the film industry is traditionally very male—dominated but in iceland, the number of female directors has gone up significantly, and it's the highest in europe. did you ever feel that something was not achievable to you because you're not a man? i've never thought about myself in those terms. i love, you know, directing. i wanted to be a film—maker and i thinkjust the way i was raised, i've never even questioned that. we arejust filming some, uh, degu rats. some animals. and they are usually the toughest actors, so... really? do you think that there's, like, a tradition that icelandic women are particularly strong? it's a — it's a rough place to live and i think with that comes a survival instinct and the

it's an activity that's popular in ireland, scotland, and iceland — but what about england? lost art, asjonathan swingler reports. they're a part of history. it's a stone that generations of people had their hands on, have challenged themselves and their friends to lift. you're linking yourself through the stone to history, and ijust find that fascinating. it's euphoric when you get it off the floor. you've challenged yourself, you've challenged the stone. callum has become obsessed with finding historical lifting stones. he's discovered one in someone's back garden in county durham. it's the first what you'd call a challenge stone that's been found in england. it's a lovely, 130kg lump that young men walking home from the pub would pass the blacksmiths and challenge each other to lift. we think potentially 1830s but it could well be older. the only person i ever knew who lifted it was my dad's brother, my uncle brian, in the late 605, but nobody had brother, my uncle brian, in the late '605, but nobody had ever lifted it until callum got in touch. i think it's important tha

iceland, a country of wild beauty and dramatic contrasts. it's the only country in the world to have closed more than 90% of its gender gap. from education, to child care, to equal pay, women and girls enjoy a progressive lifestyle... iceland's most important role is to be a lighthouse for the rest of the world. ..but is everything as perfect as it seems? we have been marketed as this feminist paradise, which we are not. we want to hear from women about the challenges they still face... these women are coming from domestic abuse where the main focus is isolation. ..and how they continue to fight to improve their country even further. we're here to empower our participants to be a bigger part of the world. the only way to fix it is to be prepared to fight. we believe that we are changing the world. i

and through cold war we had locations all over the pacific and atlantic to include greenland and iceland. those locations were critical for our ability to control the atlantic, during world war ii and throughout cold war like panama canal they are critical military points of pressure that kril control the word, the world move throughs oceans v majority of the trade, china has taken unprecedented acts to expanding their smear of maritime influents in the world, it is they will continue to push it, we should revive our global footprint in places like iceland and gr green land and panama and ac across the pacific. larry: sincer to tuberville, you -- senator tuberville, you may know during world war ii united states occupied greenland to keep access powers out, including the nazis, and greenland wants nc independence from denmark. why can't we set up an alliance that includes national security, trade and investment. that would make sense to me. >> all about national security, we got a leader in white house that has some negotiations skills diplomacy, he is putting a time team around him that

we should be doing everything we can to revive our global footprint in places like iceland are, greenland've foolishly given them up in the past couple of decades. larry: senator tuberville, you may know during world world war ii the united states occupied greenland in order to keep the axis powers out including the nazis. greenland wants independence from denmark. i mean, that game's going to be over one way or the the other. why can't we, the united states -- i don't know that we ought to take them over, but we could set up an alliance, you know, that would include national security, it would include trade, it would include investment and so forth. that would, it e seems to america make an awful lot of sense. >> it's all about national security. we've finally got a leader in the white house, larry, somebody that's got some negotiation skills, some diplomacy. he's putting a team around him that's going to help, but there's no better place to start than greenland. if you just look at what china's done, i just returned last summer from argentina, they pretty much bought up everything aroun

it also covers switzerland, norway, iceland and liechtenstein. the schengen zone is the largest area of free movement in the world. that is, according to the commission. getting a check now of your new year whether spencer is standing by. maybe it will feel like a, i don't know, sweden or something in the bay area. >> well, it sort of felt chilly today. we could have been in a scandinavian type weather pattern today. here's a look at what's going on around the bay area right now on the satellite radar composite image. we've got moisture in the atmosphere traveling through the north bay mainly. we're not talking about significant rainfall, but there are little patches of drizzle developing over there. meanwhile, the wind is very calm all across the bay area, as you can see, and the 24 hour temperature change shows lots of spots south and east of the golden gate. a degree or two warmer than at this time yesterday, but way up north. ukiah. santa rosa. both cooler than at this time last night. here's the view from sutro tower looking out over san fra

. >> reporter: the next stop for joy and brad will be iceland. day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box!

in iceland, i saw arctic nature, which is very fragile. i saw that firsthand.n temperature, it completely changed it. so when i heard about, like, what is that, 30 years ago, when i first started to hear about climate change and global warming, i said, oh, i know that they -- i know what they're talking about. and it so happened that my works dealt with the perception of nature and that evidently nowadays is the perception of climate change. jeffrey: sometimes head on. he worked with geologist minik rosing to bring free-floating centuries-old pieces of icebergs from a greenland fjord to public squares in europe, an intervention in urban life full of wonder and beauty, but also a warning as the ice melted over time. in los angeles, he's exhibiting a different version of ice work, a series created by melting ice mixed with different colored paints. olafur: it's glacier ice, 20,000 years old glacier ice put there, and then some ink or some paint, and then it lays there for about a day. so what each painting is, is a day of melting ice, 20,000 years gone in 10 hour

so there's the g i u k. gap which you talk about in the foreign policy terms of greenland, iceland, u. k. norway. the gap between these countries in the north atlantic is also the way that russia is able to get it's northern fleet gets nuclear submarines down from the cola peninsula and into the atlantic. russia considers this to be its major, strategic need enabled or ability. if that is closed off, and also in case of a larger conflict with russia for the north americans to reinforce europe, they would need to be transmitted across this gap across the atlantic. so they need to be able to control the c way or to have access to it, or to prevent pressure from cutting it off. has been a preoccupation since world war 2. and before this is a very important long term strategic need. but that is different from an imminent national security concern. what would make sense for the us is to build upon its existing basis which are in the north agreement already in to develop that those capabilities further, let alone actually build icebreakers and other capabilities that the us needs already in

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only in 1978 and what was called the 7 put the change over that attributed to driving on the left. iceland nigeria, sierra leone, human and honda all switched, driving sides at various points in time to but perhaps the quick use which has all happened in myanmar. on 6th december 1917 young myers been still quite boma switched from driving them the left side to the day because the country's lead a genuine new wind since you've exceeded. but since they don't need driven drive henny drive cars until then this since we move them over to the right side of the road, a practice which continues to be in more than the me and my possibly the only country in the world with right hand drive cause will cecily drive on the right side of the door, an unusual to say the least and more automotive tales next time on the of the channels instead of cows in central kenya, many farmers have switched over a disastrous drought. so hitting the country more and more often, campbells are game changer in times of climate change. they would stand heat better than cattle. everything. their milk is highly value. a co in

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artifacts have been stolen and that in this trade has gone on for a while as you saw it under the rule of iceland. people here tell us that it militias, but it involved in it as well. and that is just one aspect near the jordanian border. the other currency of trade here is kept on the illegal drug which was on which the side the government's empire was built on. so it's a multitude of challenges for this new administration to curb illegal smuggling of saying artifacts to make sure that the drug trafficking stops and tracking down on the drug trafficking is done and make sure that there is peace and safety and security. so places like this are preserved for all syrians, for generations to come. solemn job, he does the vida bush still ahead on the program. the was worst displacement crisis, thousands of so denise refugees, if leading to chat, will be on the ground with the latest. and scientists identify a huge metal object, best phone in from space on to a remote village in kenya. the weather was the weather is gone through. i think for the most part, the latest strong wind is producing a sandsto

have been stolen and that in this a trade has gone on for awhile as you saw it under the rule of iceland. people here tell us that it militias were involved in it as well. and that is just one aspect near the jordanian border. the other currency of trade hair is kept on the illegal drug which was on which the side the government's empire was built on. so it's a multitude of challenges for this new administration to curb illegal spinning of saying artifacts to make sure that the drug trafficking stops and tracking down on the drug trafficking is best and make sure that there is peace and sanctity and security. so places like this are preserved for all syrians, for generations to come. solemn javi the data, israel has attacked what it says or has been a rocket launching point platforms in southern lebanon. lebanese media noted 3 is really strikes on different locations in the south. in violation of the november cease fire deal. a thousands of refugees runs through don continuously to neighboring, tried to escape fighting at home. 60 percent of them are children, under 18. 8 agencies say th

have been stolen and that in this a trade has gone on for a while as you saw it under the rule of iceland. people here tell us that it militias were involved in it as well. and that is just one aspect near the jordanian border. the other currency of trade hair is kept on the illegal drug which was on which the aside the government's empire was built on. so it's a multitude of challenges for this new administration to curb illegal spinning of saying artifacts to make sure that the drug trafficking stops and tracking down on the drug trafficking is ben and make sure that there is peace and sanctity and security. so places like this are preserved for all syrians, for generations to come. solemn job he does, the data will bring in our correspondence, has him heard about, are also joining us from syria, from the capital this time hash. and so the security sweep that's taking place in homes right now. how is that playing out of the jury? this is the focal point now of the security operation led by the forces loyal to the new administration. they say that they have concerns about 2 major neighbo

what happened to mexico, israel, iceland? the 100% clean energy. they were absurd and out of touch.k. without invid you you have a market that is kind of rootless. we know that apple, the numbers look like they are too high. you know the market survives on nasdaq fuel and not on dow fuel and yet people insist on talking about the dow. i defer to you, how important is the dow in terms of looking at how the market is doing? >> not at all, it shouldn't even be discussed. it is a marketing tool and statistically insignificant index because it is price weighted. i don't want to discuss it ever. that said, the s & p is up about 0.44%, jim. and to your point we've got most of the mega cap tech looking like it is positive, well, i shouldn't say that , mixed picture. your favorite stock, meta, i'm kidding, that was some withering criticism of your one time friend mr. zuckerberg. >> no, not at all. >> oh, yes. >> will you stop? you are so short sighted. look, the issue of rifles taekwondo, i'm not there but i like that meta has profits far exceeding what we think if they would play ball. let'

people with book around iceland, west africa, many of those allegations that were raised by the sea international to say at least 10000 people, including children, have died. military detention, many of them innocent civilians who were fleeing bulk of our i'm hoping for safety and security in the hands of the military. but instead of experience the electric utility of the homes of your forces, did your military abuse bulk of around somebody? not at all these know, you know, character we don't do such is not, you know, a dandy to do such a thing. i'm, you know, i've had this additional so really just say to mind that i was a to come on and noticed in 20, i lived there 20 january 2023. now there's an additional battery of tests that's on a bush on. initially they said touching, tell them little and they said 10000 and i requested then that you for, for the 1st of a general example, i requested that we invite human rights committed to set up an independent investigation committee to investigate that additional because we have had of i decided additional, i mean the call me and the funny thing is tha

heightened concern about china and i remember in 2019 the president sent vice president pence up to iceland an arctic summit to talk to some of our allies up there about the concerns we had about china's growing investment and i think that megan's analysis was great about the fact that there has been a continued concern that china is not only investing in rare earth minerals, but the shipping routes that russia was engaged in, too. there is a national security component with greenland and the rest of it is trolling. when it comes to canada, the biggest import is oil and gas which is an industry favorable to trump and the notion of having tariffs on the imports will reverberate negatively with the association with president trump. we have to wait and see how that goes. >> you were part of the first administration. i want to get a sense, were any of these a priority for that administration and how much meaning should we put into the idea of the president-elect's first ambassador picks were for greenland, canada and panama. >> greenland was the conversation and concerns about the arctic circle

. >> let's take a look at the real reagan talking about those talks in iceland and i want to hear howalanced approach we took in geneva. on one hand we will make it clear we seek negotiations in a serious progress with the soviets on a wide range of issues. on the other, we will make it clear that we will not sacrifice our values, principles or vital interest. we can view this whole process with a degree of optimism. >> the play was difficult because you are threading any -- to neil, you've got to get the voice, the hair, everything has got to kind of, and it's a little like comey but it's the voice and you got to land the voice and as the director said, we just need you to suggest it, and there are so many ways that you can do reagan, you can get a whole bunch of prosthetics and put plastic on you so that you don't really see me, or you can do nothing, you can do jimmy stewart playing charles lindbergh, or, you can suggest and the suggesting thing is interesting, it's like with timothy, you see that it's timothy, you see that it is me. and reagan is in here. and so i approached it li

we have seen a lot of this happening in iceland, i think greenland has many advantages, even over what's have a natural cool temperature. you have got, in my opinion, a population of people very, very open to all sorts of development, wanting to see development, wanting to choose their own destiny. it's a land of opportunity and, you know, i really think that we just have tons of investment going to build it up in the next few years. >> steve: we have heard president trump talk about greenland, until you came along drew i didn't know that much about it. now it sounds like a great deal. drew horn, thank you for joining us from the d.c. area. >> thank you so much. >> steve: carley joins us now did you know all that stuff about greenland. >> carley: we are all learning about this together. you learn something new every day and than is it. the fbi releasing a new photo showing a new orleans terror attack suspect riding his bike through the city's french quarterback on halloween. video from the same day released by the fbi showing the suspect's point of view while wearing meta glass and ridin

kulldorff: early evidence from iceland that children do not spread covid very efficiently and there will be a douse given to children but not the other way around p. famously, sweden did not close the schools in the spring of 2020. they kept all the schools and daycare open for ages 1-15. so when you have general medicine in july wrote an article about school closures, you would expect them to sort of discuss what happened in sweden. but they didn't. they ignored sweden, just like doing a drug trial and ignore the placebo group. in early summer, july 7, the swedish public health authority, they published what happened to the 1.8 million swedish children in ages 1-15 and the number that died from covid was exactly zero. there were a few hospitalizations but exactly zero deaths and looked at the teachers and they were no higher risk than other professions. it was very obvious from the evidence in early summer it was safe to keep schools open during the pandemic. there was absolutely no reason to keep them closed anymore. and i'm a native of sweden and i could read all the swedish stuff but

india. katrina, you all to 0 aging front has not 10 years since gunman who climbed the legions to iceland, al qaeda killed. 17 people over 3 dies in paris and the surrounding region. the attack started at the offices of the satirical use by the child, the head, and continued in a jewish supermarket. discussion about the reports from paris on the commemoration as a moment to grieve and remember a decade off to the general powers to tax. the french presidents and cities may lead commemorations for 17 victims killed over 3 days. the each was january 7th, with 2 french brothers. so he did sherry co washy killed a police officer mohammed just bear back in paris minutes before that, show that stuff with the offices of charlie up, dave, revenge. they said for this is typical newspaper's publications of call tunes of the prophet muhammad and the following days. their associates, i'm a decree, body killed the police woman, south of paris and for people that you're a supermarket in the system to find, let's show the nation. many said targeting the call to this was an attack on freedom of expression

look, during the cold war, we used to refer to the greenland, iceland uk gap that this was the northunion and its ships and submarines. so, of course, the north atlantic is an area of great strategic value, and you can almost see the vice president elect here chuckling and saying, well, i know this is really crazy, but you know, we should think about this area of the world even if we're not going to buy or invade greenland. i mean, this is the classic trump problem that he says these kind of kooky things. and then all the people around him have to explain what he really meant. but no, vance isn't wrong about that. but that's that's something we've known since, i don't know, 1930. >> okay. tom nichols in the commercial break. i told you this would be shorter than i wanted it to be. unfortunately, that's coming true. but i will see you again very soon, my friend. thank you. and we also want to let all of you know that tomorrow. andrea mitchell sits down with secretary of state antony blinken. you can watch andrea mitchell reports tomorrow at 12 p.m. eastern on msnbc. and we'll be right

have been stolen and that in this trade has gone on for a while, as you saw it under the rule of iceland. people here tell us that it militias were involved in it as well. and that is just one aspect near the jordanian border. the other currency of trade hair is kept on the illegal drug which was on which the side the government's empire was built on. so it's a multitude of challenges for this new administration to curb illegal spinning of saying artifacts to make sure that the drug trafficking stops and tracking down on the drug trafficking is best and make sure that there is peace and sanctity and security. so places like this are preserved for all syrians, for generations to come. solomon javi, the theater, was a gunman who killed at least 12 people, including 2 children in montenegro on wednesday night has died. a 45 year old shots himself and had doctor being surrounded by police near his home in the town of sets him. yeah. he died from his injuries on the way to hospital for direct all of which has moved from such a me. yeah. there is a 3 day morning period during the montenegro fo

. >> so let's let's take a look at the real reagan, talking about those those talks in iceland.. let's take a look. >> we will be taking the same balanced approach we took in geneva. >> on one hand, we'll make it clear we seek negotiations and serious progress with the soviets on a wide range of issues. on the other, we'll make it clear that we will not sacrifice our values, principles or vital interests. i think we can view this whole summit process soberly and yet with a reasonable degree of optimism. >> the playing of him was was difficult because you're threading a needle. you've got to get the voice. you've got to the hair. everything's got to kind of. and it's a little like, call me, except it's that voice. you got to land that voice. and. and as the director michael gunn said, we just need you to suggest it. and there are so many ways you can do a reagan. you can get a whole bunch of prosthetics and put plastic on you. and so you don't really see me, or you can do nothing. you can do jimmy stewart playing, you know, charles lindbergh as jimmy stewart would play jimmy stew