out but also team iceland. iceland has turned a football fairy tale into reality when they qualified for the world cup so i'm here to talk to alfred to talk iceland find out does he believe in elves and also what's up with all the penises. just national team is it really a big family. yeah it's one big family because in the national team i think i have six or seven of my. players that i would call very good friends or even my best friends you can see it also how we play we fight for one and we just have this momentum going that when we meet everybody knows that if we're planning against brazil. are we going into the game to win and this is the mentality we have for us icelanders some would call stupid that we think we can win against everybody but it's part of the d.n.a. and. you know i saw the parade you guys return to iceland did you just turn into a rock star overnight. i think we got insight into the life of what is to be like. or big stars in iceland that day i think their country just exploded i've never

outward but also team iceland. iceland has turned a football fairy tale into reality when they qualified for the world cup so i'm here to talk to alfred to talk iceland find out does he believe in elves and also what's up with all the penises. my meeting. with. his national team is it really a big family. yeah it's one big family because in the national team my finger i have six or seven of my. players that i would call very good friends or even my best friends you can see it also how we play we fight for one and we just have this momentum going that when we meet everybody knows that if we're planning against brazil. are we going into the game to win and this is the mentality that we have for us icelanders some would call stupid that we think we can win against everybody but it's part of the d.n.a. and. you know i saw the parade you guys return to iceland did you just turn into a rock star overnight. i think we got insight into the life of what it is to be like. heroes or big stars in iceland that day i think their

like meeting iceland alfred. press. and his national team is it really a big family and i say yeah it's one big family because in the national team i think i have six or seven. players that i would call a very good friends or even my best friends you can see also how we play with five for one and we just have this momentum going that when we meet everybody knows that we're planning against angle and brazil. going into the game to win and this is the mentality that we have for us icelanders. some would call stupid that we think we can win against everybody but it's part of ol d.n.a. and. you know i saw the parade you guys return to iceland did you just turn into a rock star overnight. i think we got insight into the life of what it is to be like. heroes or big stars in iceland that day i think the country just exploded i've never seen anything like it so it was a very special day it was something that you won't witness every day and i said yeah and also just the way the celebration the thunder clap. you know this in itse

yes, massive growth in iceland. tourism is booming. it is huge. it has gone up. that was mainly because the government focused on it in terms of investment, marketing, everything they pushed for. is that it? it put iceland in people's mind, with the volcano, people try to pronounce it, followed by a big marketing push to get people in. 0k. followed by a big marketing push to get people in. ok. we will keep a close eye on bali and at times we will bring you live images of the volcano, as it were. let's look at other stories now, this in the independent, and on many papers in the uk today, partly because liam fox, the international trade secretary, has been talking to the press in the uk and he has been talking about northern ireland. what is tricky is he is basically saying that there has to be an agreement on trade before there can be some sort of deal done as far as northern ireland and ireland and what the border will look like when the uk leads the european union. but of course brussels has said it has to be the other way around. and there seems to be a stalem

welcome to euro max today we've got some fantastic stories and we'll be traveling from iceland to spain is a preview of what's coming up. man of the moment a german magazine picks its crop of male celebrities. museum of the year of a guggenheim museum bilbao feel the city's revival. meal of the day a polish deli in berlin serves up a classic dish of zurich. now every year the magazine g.q. germany takes a stab at answering a tricky question what makes a real man this year that annual men of the year awards took place here in berlin and. was honored as the legend of the century but it's not just body building that puts you in with a shot of winning euro max reporter hendrick belling went to find out what sort of qualities are needed to make you man of the year. his head. many titles mr universe hollywood star governor of california now the german edition of style magazine g.q. has added another accolades to trucks and his list. legend of the century. is yummy. leave it and didn't remember action action action thank you very even better muscles muscles muscles at least that's the message

taxpayers are paying for study for how refugees are handling iceland in when they move to iceland. their 60 refugees that move from syria and iraq in that location we spent $40,000 studying those. we identified again i look at it and say it's fine if it actually happens. doggy hamlet is the name of a the production with a va put him $30,000 it uses no lines from hamlet. it's another production where they chased dogs are the big pan into a big or formants. i've seen some of the eclipse of the performance and begin its line of the local committee wants to do that. i'm just confused by the people of oklahoma are paying for the production of doggie hamlet in new hampshire. there is a billion dollars being spent on the streetcar in san diego. it works out to about $100 million a mile for that streetcar. i look at it from the perspective of a governor from oklahoma. as a streetcar being installed in oklahoma city. the people in oklahoma in oklahoma city are paying for the streetcar in oklahoma city and all the construction work in the details around it. the only federal expense was the i

diving deep discover some underwater highways in iceland. and bed lot in town yet featuring a dream home on the island of sicily. no barr is an israeli born graphic designer illustrator and artist now his work has appeared in many media publications including time out london b.b.c. or random house the observer the economist and the list goes on o'barr has illustrated over one hundred a magazine covers now his drawings are humorous ambiguous and sometimes quite political making his style unique well even when he employs a minimalistic technique there is no doubt about who or what he is trying to portray while his current illustrated book a bittersweet shows the range of his work to date. my name is no mubarak was born in israel in one thousand seven hundred three i'm a graphic artist no my bar is one of the most sought after illustrators worldwide his trademark maximum message with minimum means. to be or not to be shakespeare. charlie chaplin. america. not to be a protein. and mr spock. the face of terrorism some of bin laden. and what came

iceland is home to some of europe's last remaining underworld to sequence. coming to be as close as specializes in showing visitors icelandic diving highlights today and almost unknown place is on the agenda how. unexpectedly it's located in iceland's highlands a diving paradise far from the coast. states so i am going to zaandam 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. and. 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 pierce second from the left. sweden's king called gustav. and hollywood star tom cruise. is first for the icelandic cannons are characterized by sponsor vegetation and fast flowing strains just guessing here in the french and itself. after crossing a number of mountain ridges and rivers the drivers reach a plateau. this is a far as they drive b

and icelandic economist, she remembers it well and the impact it had on the icelandic economy and tourismo bali. lake victoria, the source of the river nile, is africa's largest fresh water lake, but scientists say the lake is dying. 0verfishing and pollution have severely damaged fish stocks, threatening the livelihoods of millions of fishermen. the lake is surrounded by three countries, kenya, tanzania and uganda, from where the bbc‘s komla dumor award winner amina yuguda reports. for centuries, lake victoria has provided nourishment for its people. this man has fished here for ten yea rs this man has fished here for ten years but the catch is now paltry. he shows me what he caught today. the catch of the fish is very little. life is very hard. as far as today's catch is concerned, it is little, it is about ten kilograms when back in the day we used to catch about 100 to 500 kilograms. abundant fish variety were once here. fishermen have to go farther and farther to find any at all. this is one of hundreds of fishermen in this village and for him and others hear the smaller catch means

but with that study of the effect that refugees experience in iceland. i understand what the un was to do a study on refugees but i don't understand why those of the national science foundation pay for a steady how refugees are handling iceland when they move to iceland there is 60 refugees moving from syria and iraq we spend $40,000 to study that. one that we identified to say that is fine if it happens bed why are the taxpayers paying for that? one production up what they put 30,000 but if it is an outdoor productions they chase sheep and dogs around the pen and do a performance i have seen the clips if the local community was to do that i am confused why the people of oklahoma pay for the production of doggy hamlet in new hampshire. there is $1 billion spent on a streetcar in san diego. that is $100 million per mile for the streetcar. i looked at it the perspective of oklahoma the people of oklahoma and oklahoma city pay for the streetcar with all the construction worker in details the only federal expense was the initial environmental study required

it's thirty degrees under the cat's ass sun and the iceland team are moving up nicely for the biggestmoment in their country's sporting life then the smallest nation ever to qualify for world cup and having finally reached football's highest stage it feels like they've come in from the cold in more ways than one not the players have particularly noticed the new found their fate. are you conscious that you've got this huge global following now you go on to social media of course and you know where what's happening but. it's very offensive erica from england she wants to know who are you hoping to avoid at the world cup draw on the first of december i'm hoping to. brazil and germany what is it about brazil and germany particularly. during the day no one wants to be . a millionaire from argentina he also what are your expectations for the world cup and do you feel pressure going into such a historic occasion. i think is a nice to see. the group and then we put our goes in there but there's no question you know what we can do this one coming from eddie on facebook in london he asks you kn

they did a $40,000 study on the effects that refugees are experiencing in iceland when they come to iceland. i understand why the u.n. may want to do a study on refugees in iceland and their effects but i don't understand why the federal taxpayers are paying for a study for how refugees are handling iceland. there is about 60 refugees that a move from syria and iraq and application we spent $40,000 stubbing those. we have one that we identified that again i look at it and say it's fine if it happens. doggie hamlet is the name of the production. uses no lines from hamlet which again is fine if they want to do it but it's an outdoor production where they chased dogs and around a pen into a big performance i put it seen some of the eclipse and again it's fine if the local community wants to do that. i'm just confused by the people of oklahoma are paying for the protection of doggie hamlet in new hampshire. there is a billion dollars being spent on the streetcar in san diego. it works out to about $100 million a mile for that streetcar. i look at it from the perspective of coming from oklahoma.

they did a $40000 study on the effect that refugees are experiencing in iceland. i understand why the un may want to do a study on refugees in iceland and their effects, but i don't understand why the federal taxpayers to the national science foundation's are paying for a study on how refugees are handling iceland when they move. there's about 60 refugees that have moved from syria and iraq and we spent $40000 studying those. we had one we identified that i looked at and said it's fine if it actually happens. the hamlet is the name of the production. it actually uses no lines from hamlet which again is fine if they want to do it, but it's an outdoor production where they chase sheep and dogs around a big pen and do a big performance. i've seen some of the clips of the performance. it's fine if a local community wants to do that. i'm just confused by the people of oklahoma are paying for the production of doggie hamlet in new hampshire. there is a billion dollars being spent on the streetcar in san diego. it works out to about $100 million. mile for that streetcar.

it's time now for your mags which takes us today to iceland the country is known for its back taking landscapes with many of ok nose and springs we were invited to a house which was once just krongard bungalow but i may go over turn it into a modern home. hello welcome to my house. please comment. on it going to just bungalow in a suburb of the icelandic capital reykjavik is a modern concrete looking villa with a previous life. like almost all the houses here it was built in the one nine hundred sixty s. . and her husband have modernized the bungalow and renovated it and keeping with its surroundings. i enjoyed to stay here and all the lights and the nature to be in contact with nature here it's very much a balance between inside and outside it's very you feel very. good connection and relaxed. the idea for the conversion came about in twenty fifteen at first ana only wanted to redesign the kitchen and dining room. but that led to a total conversion. now the response of room for ana and her husband and their daughter who often visits. the first one we started really to break things d

it's time now for your mags de luxe which takes us today to iceland the country is known for its back taking landscapes with many of ok nose and springs we were invited to a house which was once just krongard bungalow but i may go over turn it into a modern home. hello welcome to my house. please comment. on are going to start just bungalow in a suburb of the icelandic capital reykjavik is a modern concrete looking villa with a previous life. like almost all the houses here it was built in the one nine hundred sixty s. . and her husband have modernized the bungalow and renovated it and keeping with its surroundings. i enjoyed to stay here and all the lights and the nature to be in contact with nature here it's very much a balance between inside and outside it's very you feel very. good connection and relaxed here. the idea for the conversion came about in twenty fifteen at first are not only wanted to redesign the kitchen and dining room. but that led to a total conversion. now there was plenty of room for ana and her husband and their daughter who often visits. the first one we start

. >> no, iceland. >> of course. ♪ >> okay.i think he nailed it. ♪ >> that's still doable. you can still do it. ♪ ♪ >>. ♪ ♪ >> maybe they like sheep a little too much. >> people will be singing about iceland all over the world about this one. >> that's their plan. they posted a video where they grab tourists who happened to be there and tried to get them to sing it as well. ♪ >> you can go to the website, inspiredbyiceland.com, all sorts of things they will teach you in the videos from all around the country. ♪ >> thanks for joining us today. we'll see you on the next brand-new "rtm." >>> tonight, the global headline today. the american princess. prince harry asks the young woman he met from the u.s. to be his wife. the history made. the first american who will now officially join the royal family. her father, white, her mother, black. and the ring with diamonds from diana. >>> also tonight, president trump, igniting outrage with native american heroes from world war ii standing behind him at the white house. what he said today

. >> no, iceland. >> of course. ♪ >> okay. i think he nailed it. ♪ >> that's still doable. you can still do it. ♪ ♪ >>. ♪ ♪ >> maybe they like sheep a little too much. >> people will be singing about iceland all over the world about this one. >> that's their plan. they posted a video where they grab tourists who happened to be there and tried to get them to sing it as well. ♪ >> you can go to the website, inspiredbyiceland.com, all sorts of things they will teach you in the videos from all around the country. ♪ >> thanks for joining us today. we'll see you on the next brand-new "rtm." [ indistinct chatter ] hey. hey. what was your thanksgiving? oh, it was filled with, uh, studying and working and more studying. how 'bout you? uh, quiet. i was, uh -- i was hoping to spend it with your mom, but -- but she's not feeling well. she's sick? since when? ♪ i'm so grateful you could see me tonight on such short notice. you're lucky i was in port charles. i hope i didn't pull you away from anything too important. no, just visiting famil

the goal of more than two hundred fifty women politicians from one hundred countries on meeting in iceland this week the annual women's political leaders summit debating the best way to get more women involved in politics didn't abuse in the shylock ouf now has been talking about this with new zealand's former prime minister helen clock. so mr clark you've worked on women's issues for the united nations also across the world what can the world learn from iceland. iceland was the first to democratically elect a woman president maybe in the small societies it's possible to break through with a national media and. a smaller political culture than it is and complex countries my own country is now in its third woman prime minister so we are proud of our record as well and we are a small country what's the biggest challenge for women to actually want to stand office of to get men to vote for women. i think the big challenge is the political parties because political parties can be the greatest champions of women's participation and rise in the systems were the greatest opponents and the truth as

they are going to iceland to have their photograph done by one of the world's best.eon does the wedding pictures in many different parts of the world and this day he's getting captivating images of this lovely couple. >> they must have drove some basic riches on this. >> i don't know what mr. leon charges for this type of treatment but i bet it ain't cheap. >> after you see this, what do you do for the honeymoon? this is stunning and gorgeous and she's got to be freezing because i'm cold just watching it. >> these are the prewedding photos. you can see the lovely bride wearing a number of different looks. i don't know if any of the white dresses that she's wearing is actually the white dress that she wore on her day. >> oh, wow. >> but some of the pictures that they captured are nothing short of remarkable. >> does he have a green screen package? [ laughter ] because that would be awesome. >> that one picture of him standing in front of that rock, that graphite color rock, that was like something you'd see in "gq." >> yeah. joseph appears to be enjoying this whole ph

lauren: at iceland's doomsday volcano may soon erupt. earthquakes over the last week have built up pressure in the magma chamber. corruption could affect airline passengers believe it or not. two years ago in 2010, 10 million travelers first train did after another volcano in iceland erupted at 10,000 -- thousands of tons of hash and begin a major visibility problem in europe. train to it and they feel like summer here in the northeast but it feels like winter are wise. truth researcher forecasted senior meteorologist janice dean. reporter: warmer than average for the country. 46 in chicago, cooler across the northern plains but not really cold. so much of the country dealing with above-average temperatures. we are watching potential for showers mainly across the interior northeast of those parts of the northeast. our next big weather maker across the northwest. this messy weather could cause trouble delays to be aware of that. watching this exit in the next big storm system across the northwest that the first significant snowfall for us

new ice caves have been discovered and open to tourists in southeastern iceland the melting of the freight the macro you. made it possible for safety reasons only very limited numbers of people are allowed inside the glacier at one time the tourist boom in iceland continues with nearly two million visitors in twenty sixteen alone . on monday rope string i was honored with the prestigious music industry trials towards the c.e.o. of sony music entertainment helped launch the careers of adele and one direction whose frontman harry styles was on hand for the ceremony in london. this. is the music industry trust award is one of the top u.k. music awards previous winners include elton john and annie lennox. there's more music later in the show but first british photographer monson paul uses his camera to conduct his very own brand of anthropology through his lens he takes an intimate and. terek a look at everyday life his thought provoking images often focus on the british social classes finding stunning detail in ordinary settings and at the age of sixty five he shows no sign of slowing down he

strangers i just friends you haven't met yet and that's about to change me three young people from iceland. nigeria. and china to find out their connections to the german bund if you got. this get your synapses snapping tickling every nerve. this is something new. put on your virtual reality glasses. shake a leg and dance. project which blurs the down. dreams between imagination and reality. being. he's a doctor what kind of diseases can be healed sperms reporter so what is implied as inside the year but it's not. costing the cotati draws on a wealth of insights totally different experts all fields of medicine. in good shape. on d w. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one division and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many canvassed and their problems are all was the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption with gun afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided

each picture together like here in iceland. makes the portable sculptures while carlina is responsible for the photography. they work with amateur models who don't get paid for their participation and most of them are retired that the age group have a particular sense of liberty with its or the sense of freedom when they are being called a graph there comes a point where they have experience a lot and they have a lot of stories so they are maybe just more interesting people the artists tend to find their models by chance or by visiting senior citizens homes though sometimes they advertise. lucy cartoons dr who's from iceland has posed for them twice now she responded to an ad in the paper four years ago. that human being a nature rearm only or speed. train to go that. time. there stems. from the. big. sins twenty eleven carolyn new york and rita you can and have photographed more than fifty people in more than ten countries their project is not just about capturing the moment in a snapshot each photo shoot is different and ofte

strangers are just friends you haven't met yet and that's about to change we meet three young people from iceland. nigeria. and china to find out their connections to the german bundesliga. these great suggestion to make a great vintage. not french wine but the british it's like coming saying. thanks to enthusiastic business and climate change. while france battles heat and drought britain is expanding its minions. to spawn. to find tens of thousands of fans for their mega large sets. of movie it's just a really beautiful moment you're able to share with anybody. they clock up more air miles that is some pilots. like andre every man with us nearly anyone. three german d.j. superstars can get anywhere bombastic with the music didn't exist we had no idea what we wanted to hear and had to do it ourselves on. between back stage rooms so.

and your member iceland from the european championships and we know they cannot be drawn in the same group as federer nordic nations denmark and sweden remember europe is the only confederation that can have two teams in one group and the final spot but has some comparatively big names such as full my semifinalists south korea and they are set for a very very tough group indeed i hope you will take notes while i was talking well here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you on the view the remains under military control the day after the institutions present robert mugabe is under house arrest as official seek a peaceful solution to the army's intervention. that's it for now. how do finnish people sound like this for example. the symphony of extremes composed by the finnish rock star michael talking and inspired by the d.n.a. of fellow feeling. it's heavy. and sometimes melancholic the sound of finland your romance next on d w. what unites. what divides. what's the driving force. what binds the continent together. the answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people. i

iceland and norway. the brexit negotiations are not finalised.rage from the european commission. do you think the eu is punishing the uk? what the eu are doing, rightly so, is during negotiations they are trying to find leverage. also what we need to do in the uk and also what we think we need to do within northern ireland. asi need to do within northern ireland. as i said, we are in a unique situation were we share that border with the republic of ireland, who will remain within the eu. what would happen if you dego it? have you estimated what sort of money would come into the city? if we look at liverpool, who were the last uk city who did host the european capital of culture, they saw over £750 million. we are talking about over the next few years they saw £4 billion of infrastructure in culture, arts and tourism. that would be a huge potential and opportunity for any one of the five uk cities who could potentially win this bid had the door not been closed. nuala mcallister. they certainly had a good chance as it was 25 years on from the good

colder air from across iceland and ending up across the uk.ittle bit of rain on the wafer southern areas of the uk towards the evening and night. we'll have a look at the ring in the south. the good news is we're not anticipating any heavy rain in cumbria lancashire where we had so much rainfall in the last 2a hours or so. this is what it looks like around the rush hour, a lot of clear weather out there. still a bit of a breeze out there, the temperatures falling away quite rapidly, it will feel chilly. a nip in the air. then for a time tonight, this evening and the like, a little weather front that is a discreet the south coast of england so wet weather anywhere from plymouth to portsmouth, possibly into london at all. by the time we get to five o'clock in the morning, it is just exiting the south—east and the colder air starts pouring in reaching southern areas while. i do not think it will be frosty in the southis not think it will be frosty in the south is coming out in the friday but certainly no other areas will be waking up friday morni

welcome to euro max today we've got some fantastic stories and we'll be traveling from iceland.

ceased to be a break on the process in the financial game and in iceland for example, this populationthe biggest banks in the world in a decade, developed a rationalization about why iceland for its whole history has been prevented from achieving its destiny of being the capital of global finance, and the icelandic president giving speeches how icelanders, the viking mentality the mentality, the world can see we are naturally gifted financiers. they had that delusion until it came crashing down. the greeks wanted to bloat their already bloated public-sector. what people did with the money i saw this way. entire societies were left alone in a dark room with a huge stack of money and doing what they want to do and you could see the perversion in society by what they did with the money. in this increasingly one world where you can buy the same stuff in new york and london and tokyo, that many opportunities for distinguished travel, and aspect of society, peculiar about society through some lens and this was an opportunity to get was peculiar about iceland and greece and ireland and germa

home one of them all landed back in germany on wednesday evening for two weeks it was stranded in iceland because the broke haven't quite operating feast at keflavik. very nice thing doing business with you thank you so much for joining us . so this is the view from my seat in the horn section. sorrow with knows her stuff. is going to be the most incredible she has musicians and conductors. and she shows just how diverse classical music can bang. for sarah's music contemporary classical. long d.w. . health. and hearings to law. solidarity. may fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and form grows. one in equal societies. divide starting november fifteenth on d w. feel.

was born in iceland and nine hundred sixty five and the raw power of the volcanic island from mines a source of inspiration bjork sang and choirs as a child and a punk and bands as a teenager is. in the early ninety's she moved to london to pursue a solo career her first album debut came out in one nine hundred ninety three and made her an instant star soaring to the top of the charts and going platinum and the us. the next few albums were also critical and commercial hits. framus for her videos as her music her nine hundred ninety nine video all is full of love is considered one of the best of all time. it's. this visually musically and technologically pure continues to push forward remaining at fifty two on the creative cutting edge. with utopia the artist gives her fans a taste of her romantic side. yes got to understand york is actually calling this her tender album so the on line dating app tender and it seems that technology does play a pretty big role in her music right now yeah not just not right now i mean i think it's always been the big aspect of her music both creatively a

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i will introduce our guest, thora frost, member of the icelandic fiscal council, so she is well versedc ash and the impact it can have. let's talk about what's going on in bali and of course the situation there. this article we have mentioned in the financial times trying to gauge the cost of this. it is not easy to try and substantiate at this point, is it, really? no, absolutely. ithink the tourism industry is big for bali and indonesia, 6% of gdp, so a big impact, notjust on tourism, it will have a wider impact as well, so, yeah, serious impact on the economy in indonesia. for bali as well, an extremely important time of year, one of the busiest time of year, and they get so many tourists,

over the norwegian side, and slavia prague are through after a goalless d raw against stjarnan of icelandthereof those results. these are the eight teams left, with two from england, and two from france — including the holders lyon. and one each from spain, sweden, the czech republic and germany. the draw for the quarter—finals takes place next friday. sri lanka's cricketers have made a strong start to the first test against india in kolkata, with suranga lakmal taking three wickets for no runs. after a long rain delay the indian openers went cheaply. rahul gone for a duck and darwin just eight. fewer than 12 overs were bowled — and india will resume in a few hours from now on 17 for three... the conditions were brilliant for batting and we did not get an extreme passage of play. you have 15 01’ extreme passage of play. you have 15 or 20 overs bowled in a particular fashion and our batsmen could not get into a river. it was similar to a day night test. it seemed like that. at times when you play in such circumstances, playing with a red ball, it becomes difficult because it is more diffic