Waching daily Jun 1 2017

As a kid, I wanted to become a knight.

But then I heard they no longer excist.

That I was born in the wrong century.

So, not a knight, but an adventurer.

I'm Hilse.

I produce documentaries abroad,

and I founded 'A girl from earth'.

I've been travelling for 6 years,

and in the beginning, I told myself: '5 years, and then I'm going to settle for a normal life'.

But as long as I'm happy, why should I change it?

Every time I return home, it's hard to explain my experiences.

There are no words to explain really.

That's how I got the idea to start filming everything,

and I thought: Why don't I create my own projects, my own documentaries.

So I invested in a camera, booked a ticket to Norway,

and I started to film everything I could.

And I made a documentary about it.

The documentary is about the Finnmarksløpet, the biggest Husky race in Europe.

Hundreds of Husky's run thousand kilometers through the Artic.

It's very special.

A lot of people think that travellers are very rich,

but actually that's not true!

You learn that it's not always about money.

Often I do things for people, in return they give me accomodation or food.

And that way, you learn that money doesn't always matter..

For more infomation >> A girl from earth: Geld is niet belangrijk - Duration: 1:54.

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Sean Spicer: White House is no longer taking questions on Trump and Russia - Duration: 2:01.

The White House said on Wednesday it will no longer answer questions about the ongoing investigations into Donald Trump's alleged links to Russia.

James Comey, fired by Trump as director of the FBI, is reportedly due to testify to a congressional committee as early as next week.

Asked about Comey's evidence and whether the president had engaged in obstruction of justice, his press secretary Sean Spicer replied: "We are focused on the president's agenda and going forward all questions on these matters will be referred to outside counsel Marc Kasowitz."

Kasowitz is Trump's long-time lawyer and has represented him in property deals, divorce cases and fraud allegations at Trump University.

Comey plans to confirm to the Senate intelligence committee allegations that Trump pressured him to drop an investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn's links to Russia, according to a CNN report.

The broadcaster also said Comey has discussed the parameters of his congressional testimony with special counsel Robert Mueller, who is now leading the criminal investigation.

The White House made the announcement about its new policy on Russia questions just before the House intelligence committee issued subpoenas related to its Russia investigation. The subpoenas were approved for Flynn and Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen and their related businesses.

Many of Spicer's daily press briefings have been dominated by the Russia saga, much to his evident frustration, even though Trump's tweets have often reignited the issue. His statement on Wednesday suggested that he is attempting to move on and, now a criminal investigation is under way, he feels uncomfortable about commenting without legal advice.

White House communications director Michael Dubke announced his resignation this week and, amid reports of an imminent shake up, there has been much speculation about Spicer's future as press secretary. His demeanour on Wednesday was morose, his answers terse, in an off-camera briefing that lasted just 12 minutes.

Spicer was asked if Trump's late night tweet with the apparent typo "covfefe", which lingered online for hours, is a matter of concern.

"No," he answered gruffly, adding the extraordinary claim: "I think the president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant."

As the room erupted in shouts and sarcastic comments, Spicer smiled briefly but ploughed on to the next question.