beneath the ice.asures thickness, thickness of the ice layer and the snow cover. there's snow later on. it's like a parker traps warm air, it's an important process to understand. >> according to recently released data arctic sea ice cover is in record lows. >> we compared our data to 30, 40-year-old data and find huge differences there. that is consistent with what the climate scientists say that the whole climate of the arctic has been changing. >> it's not just changes to the ice that could affect climate change. this year operation icebridge added a pair of speck trom otters on board, to monitor changes to the reflectivity of the ice, known as albedo. >> if it is changing, more ice is melting, it absorbs more energy. >> because the ice sheet acts as a mirror of sunlight. >> it does. when the sea ice disappears and melts, you go from a white surface. issue? >> it's a positive feedback mechanism of science. if the earth warms, it causes warming up more and builds like a snowball. >> for the ice brid

now, ice says we have this ice detainer here in place. ice detainer according to the sheriff is not good enough. but i don't give a damn so much about an ice detainer. >> he actually cites case law and says you have got to hold somebody on the warrant. ice detainer is for a civil proceeding. it's not for a criminal one. so that's the problem is that you know, does ice really have the authority to hold somebody? >> you may not. >> but greta. >> wait a minute. you don't need a rocket scientist to say that y'all should communicate ice and the sheriff between each other. >> then you know where the blame is? right here in this city with this president this house and this congress. because i can tell you there is so much bureaucratic craziness in all of this that the sheriff doesn't know what to do and ice doesn't know what to do and they don't have the resources because congress and the president -- i don't know where they are. they have done nothing on this. >> you may be right about congress and the president. but the fact about it is it doe

it's a creme rlaice ice cream.dark chocolate ice cream with a caramelized white chocolate ganache swirled in. this is butter pop corn ice cream. with toasted raisins and chocolate chips. >> they opened their shop called east and bites this summer selling smooth ice cream. it all started with a cart at local farmers markets. >> we love it when flavors just really punch you in the face. >> this is punching me. punching. >> one of their strongest punches is delivered by not so secret ingredient. get this. meat. >> we love bay son as the rest of america does. >> wait a minute. >> bacon a lot. >> bacon and ice cream. here we go. >> just eat it. >> oh my, god. that's crazy. oh snap. that is crazy. bay son ice cream actually seems to be going over pretty well. even baby gillian pinely pigged out. >> we tried to make a smoked salmon ice cream. >> that is a little wild. that's out there. and? >> the first trial didn't really quite go as intended but we're still working. >> one thing their ice cream isn't, franklys healthy.

could ice have gotten a warrant? >> ice could not have gotten a criminal warrant in this case. the reason is they already got a criminal warrant on this case. they already charged him with reentry after deportation. they couldn't charge him again for that same entry. after ice put the initial criminal warrant on him he served time in the bureau of prison on that warrant. they couldn't charge him again for that one. >> so what was the authority for ice to even have him. i assume ice wanted to deport him. >> through the civil immigration system. he had already served time for criminal immigration violations. >> that particular one. >> that particular one the most recent one already served that time and now ice wanted to civilly remove him, get him home back to his home country. that's why all san francisco had to do was pick up the phone. ice wasn't asking to hold him for days. weren't asking for anything else. just pick up the phone. i think it's a little bit disingenuous to ask for warrants when in this case it wasn't possible they had already gotten a warrant for this guy. >>

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we're talking about ice cream, our favorite ice cream flavors. >> he said because he said national ice cream day. we've been talking about this, dave telling us how hot it is, we're taking a pole, favorite flavors, we're. >> we're goinged to have a nil la, chocolate and strawberry, which is your favorite. >> chocolate. >> what's your favorite. >> plain old vanilla today. >> fox 29 van knell la. my favorite is strawberry. that's my favorite cake, fox 29 strawberry. instant policy who wins, fox 29 chocolate vanilla or strawberry. other come to our website myfoxphilly.com. let us know which is your favorite. >> yesterday, i did the happy dance. so what happens if somebody wins today? what are you going to do? performance something going on here? >> buy one get one? >> can we take credit for it? we can send people to the places? just tell them we sent you in. >> we got people coming up. see what they're saying, tabloid poses this picture. a really serious one of getting a lot of attention right now, i don't know if you seen the conversation on this one, he said the queen of england, and sh

ice, ice cream, water ice. >> everybody screams for ice cream. this sunday is not ice cream day and did you actually know that president ronald reagan in 1984 dub july the entire month dedicated to ice cream. >> yes, ice cream month. >> yes. >> she knows her ice cream. >> brilliant. >> you have to come to margate, new jersey on this beautiful weekend and celebrate. ice cream celebration. we celebrate family. find these two girls. i actually cannot speak because their eye lashes are testing me. they are the prettiest i have ever seen. i will toss back to ukee, kate jessica because i'm distract by their lashes and a the ice cream. >> and water ice. >> and water ice. >> we got it. >> yes. >> you almost have to work as customers. keep it up. >> they are there right now. >> wait until camera goes off. >> yes. >> it is a beautiful day out there. the sky is perfectly blue. >> it is that beautiful brilliant blue sky with those puffy cumulus cloud. just a perfect weather day. i'm geeking out. scientists are geeking out about pluto. yes, you enjoy what you

decision -- with ice's decision. have you set down would you have people in your department that have sent down and calculated the resources necessary to enforce all of the law? i would express that in sync with rudy giuliani's former policy in new york, we arrest people that break the law as quickly as we can and enforce the law so that there is an expectation that it is a deterrent. to get that -- to get to that point to restore immigration law, i still believe we can repair it. what were the calculation be to accomplish such a thing deco -- thing? sectretary johnson: congressman you refer to restoring respect for immigration law -- senator king: let's just call it forward enforcement, then. sectretary johnson: that is what i'm trying to do. senator king: what resources do you do that? you have increased the number of officers. we have significantly fewer arrests taking place. that doesn't convince me that there are fewer border crossings. it has never been indicative to me -- sectretary johnson: you asked that que

ice, acknowledged that the current ice hold policy is unconstitutional, yet many requests to hold immigrants still do not have a judge's signature.for example, in sanchez's caselive from san francisco's pier 14 >> catherine : in 2008, then- san francisco mayor gavin newsom warned criminals that the sanctuary law in san francisco doesn't let them off the hook. newsom was a vocal supporter of the program until problems emerged - including the tragic shooting death of a father and his two sons -- by an illegal immigrant. the city's policy is supposed to work with federal immigration officials in cases of undocumented offenders with criminal histories. crimes that end in san francisco jails are usually turned over to ice. but that's not what happened in the case of francisco sanchez.now charged with murder. he was released from sheriff's custody without anyone notifying ice. kevin ryan - a former u.s. attorney - was also a deputy chief of staff for mayor newsom. he says that it's time to make public safety the priority. >>:this is simply a notification protocol. pick up the phone and send in e-m

ice is in charge.s is what you do why ins was changed so you have plenty of authority over the matters. >> oh i would love that chris. authority is not what i have. >> except that ice and if you go to the bureau prisons, they are going to say ice was aware he was here they could have acted. go to san francisco, the man there in charge of these types of actions say that detainer they know it's meaningless. they need a court order. they were in charge. it seems as though this what we saw is a reflection of ice not getting it done and blaming others. fair criticism? >> i don't think that is a fair criticism. let me say, i think there's plenty of blame to go around here. there's big questions about why this individual could come into the u.s. stay here during all those times. in this instance however, ice did place a criminal warrant on the individual. he was convicted of deportation, excuse me reentering and served that time. in 2009 ice identified they wanted to have him criminally prosecuted. a reason y

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.ctual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000

stuff, that black ice.errorized by the appearance of black ice. - well, one must keep in mind that, just because black ice looks different than white ice it doesn't make it any more dangerous. also, one must remember how hard it is for black ice to survive

ice is in the jail and this inmate was arrested 19 times in five years and he went to ice 10 times. guy dang, he was turned over to ice 10 times and he still was arrested 28 times separately. what does it tell it us? these guys are not being deported. >> good for sheriff mims in fresno and good for ice for putting the agents there so she can cut through the california insanity. the head of homeland security, the head of ice johnson, he doesn't even know who kate steinle is. i mean what world are you living in? you don't know the biggest immigration story of the past 10 years and he doesn't have any clue. that's how out of touch they are. tell me about the secure communities program william. >> secure communities was a great success. it cost taxpayers about a million bucks. it basically meant every time a person was booked into jail ice got their fingerprints so they could be deported. it was a logical choke point so we weren't going to round up 11 million illegals. >> it was around the country. when authorities arrested someone they thought was in the country illegally they would im

they work together with cooperation from ice. an ice program that identified victims in jail.ctuary cities have been around and the problem got worse as ice enforcement got more aggressive. >> there's two schools of thought. we need sanctuary cities because ice enforcement is random and chases a lot of people it shouldn't and discriminates. on the other side you hear ice -- i mean this is a federal government fighting with the local government. >> it's ridiculous to have two parts of our government fight with each other. we should come together and sit down like the mayor of san francisco said and rethink. no one wants violent, criminal felons to be on the streets. ice and san francisco should work together. >> san francisco says by the way, there are a ton of cities like this. don't look at us like we are somehow different and they are using this sanctuary city as way out there. they say ice doesn't have its act together. they have us hold people together. they can't get it together so we had to do what we had to do to manage the situation. do you buy that? >> they have a poi

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required to detain someone and pick up by ice authorities and ice has known this well over a year since the board of super visors passed the due process for all ordinances in 2013 which was signed by mayor lee. and that the sitting county of san francisco and sheriff's department policy require a warrant or judicial order to detain an individual in custody for transfer or delivery to ice. and so a year had transpired direct communication with the top leadership of the department of homeland security here in san francisco here in our office and elsewhere, affirm the city's position and many other cities at the time already changed their laws. and this is just not unique to san francisco. federal authorities did not proceed without clearing the warrant. we obtained a homeland security memorandum that you have seen to dated november 20th, 2014 and set forth civil immigration priorities. mr. lopez sanchez met ice's highest priority dow to previous felony convictions and prior deportation. however, as i contend and will continue to do so ice failed to provide a warpt or judicial warrant for

united states, and its ice nearly two miles high at its thickest.rchers have been fairing to the greenland environmental obersvatory. >> green land stores an enormous amount of water in the form of ice. >> reporter: university of montana glasiologist joel harper has been camping each summer on greenland's ice sheet studying how glaciers and ice move. >> in recent decades, it's certainly been melting more than is replenished from snowfall and that's causing sea level to come up. >> reporter: evidence of the increased ice melt can be seen from the air in the form of these blue pools. satellite images show than on the warmest day this month, half the ice sheet surface was melting. double the norm for this time of year. as glaciers melt, they darken, which combined with sediment and global air pollution further speeds up the process. >> and greenland, the farther north you go, the dirtier the air becomes. >> reporter: university of colorado researcher michael o'neill has been measuring pollutants here since 2008. >> mostly the industry is in the norther

. >>> this sunday is national ice-cream day and in this woke's art of aging tamala edwards is meeting a couple that makes the sweet treat the ticket to their golden years. >> we are making chocolate cherry and chocolate peanut butter. >> vincent spent the bulk of his career working in health care. >> someone gave me an ice-cream maker. >> and he opened his first ice-cream store a decade ago and recruited his fiance jackie to help. >> he drug me in kicking and screaming and i had actually retired. >> and i was retired for about to years when we opened this. >> vincent makes the ice-cream in small batches, 2.5 gallons at a time and is known for his farm fresh flavors. >> blueberry is the most popular. >> it's local. we are on the edge of the pine lands and a lot of blueberry farms are within 5 to 10 miles from here. >> jackie is the book keeper. and they work a lot during the six months a year that the shops are open, they spend 12 to 14 hour a day seven days a week making and selling their gourmet ice-cream. >> we have a half hour in the morning where we sit on the porch and drifrk our

>> ice apparently ice made the request but no one -- no one told ice that the suspect was being released there is a lot of finger pointing and the question is, is it the sheriff's responsibility? isis' responsibility? whose -- is it ice's responsibility? >> good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> why was -- why was he deported five times and then came back in? is this common? >> it's not common. first and foremost my deepest condolence to the family of this lovely woman who was tragically cut down. it was fairly uncommon for someone who has been deported five times to reenter the united states. typically, once you are deported once, you cannot come back statutorily, once you leave once you are deported from the united states there is a 10 year hold, if you reenter the united states before the expiration of 10 years it's automatic grounds for being picked up and deported back into the country that you came in from. it's such a tragic thing that this man who has been deported five times finds on the shores of the united states. >> he was turned over to san francisco authorities on an old dr

princess says there is no flavor for water ice. we would have to be an ice cream nutty but the i.t nut flavored. >> i have tooth i fruity here. >> true. >> here is another one chalk van spice, this is from warren. it says i think the show would taste like chocolate vanilla and spice. >> oh, chocolate vanilla and with spicy. >> quincy, up to you now you're in germantown at icon of walter ice. >> this place has been here for 46 years. we have people with like fancy cars, this is 1940's -- >> chevy special delux coup. >> look at. that will we have to put that into our water ice flavor. we have people, you guys love transilli. >> yes dishes the best, i've been going for years, my family comes here, constantly, cheese pretzels are the best. >> what flavor do you have right there. >> mango. >> what do you have? >> strawberry lemonade, so delicious, so nice and smooth and tasty. >> wow, what do you have there, sir? >> strawberry lemonade, also, been here about a year. >> we're going to go make the good day flavor right now. we're walking this out. so many people here. now, we have mariss

so maybe what we are seeing is the source region for some of the different ices. we will live space in in the future. we have a small bit of the compositional data down. but we have some great images and next we will find out about the ideologies. >> -- geology. >> looking at the hemisphere values see that you can see the animation you have a full seven frames that will be a tall frame mosaic because this area it covers a vast i seaplane we are informally calling of around the periphery and the interior are geological wonder some would like to share those with you. could i have the next slide please? that rectangle that you see on the upper left next slide this is the northern boundary there is a scale far down there but this is to run to 50 miles across across, the distance between kansas city, missouri and stateless. -- st. louis . the next slide shows us that is well-known to have the cellular structure and you can see this really well as you move to the left but at the top of the picture it is really different there is a rugged landscape but to be a sense of t

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amateur video taken a few hours before a deadly collals at an ice -- collapse at an ice cave in the pacific north-west. >> these are people that serve and want to serve and are fighting to continue to serve. >> the battle fought by transgender members of the armed forces. >>> good evening, i'm more r, this is al jazeera america. we begin in vienna where talks have been extended through friday. officials believe a deal could be days away. >> we have never within closer to reaching a final agreement than we are now. there continue to be among the sticking points, arms embargo of iran. tehran wants it removed, as james bays wants it rornds western powers are leary of intentions. >> reporter: face to face trying to bridge the divide on remaining issues. there was smiles at the start of their first meeting, but the atmosphere was described as tense, because of the deadlock the e.u. foreign affairs chief says there'll be an extension. she is not setting a new date. >> we are continuing to negotiate for the next couple of address. that does not mane we are extending our deadline we are taking time

you're saying water ice, i'm saying water ice. out here. >> i don't hear the difference. >> reporter: while the recipe comes from italy gel lat tea is a a pure philly creation: it's water ice topped with ice cream topped with more water ice. >> is that good. >> reporter: how pretty does mine look? >> it looks pretty. you can catch fyi's ice cream special saturday night at 7:00 sunday at midnight. >> still ahead years of intense diplomacy convinced iran to sit at the negotiating table but the fight over whether the agreement reached this week stands is not over yet. >> ♪♪ it's a big world out there. so why do some cash back cards limit where you can earn bonus cash back? one month, it's only a few places over here... the next, it's only a few places over there ... what you need is the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver gives you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere... can your card say that? what's in your wallet? ♪♪ i'm sigourney weaver and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world...

they said quote bottom line if local authorities had no [ indiscernible ] to the community ice could have taken custody of him and had him removed from the country plus preventing this terrible tragedy. it goes onto say ice desperately wants local law enforcement agencies to work with us so we can stop the needless violence in the community. we talked with the chief legal counsel for the sheriff's department a few hours ago. >> in this case they knew that. we did not. they could have taken measures when they brought him here to make sure that there was a warrant or a judicial order which we would honor. >> now the sheriff's department goes onto say they will certainly be reviewing this case. given the city's policy and what's on the books right now in terms of the law they would not have done anything differently. it's certainly going to make a lot of people second guess and maybe take another look at what's happening right now. not just in san francisco but about 300 places around the area that do that as well. >> why did ice just not deport sanchez to begin with? why did they go th

earlier today this production line was making thousands of ice cream cones and ice cream bars when thericity from the city came on it was i want mit i want and caused some sort of mechanical problem, these gentlemen are trying to fix it so they can get all this working again . electricity spikes mean that software malfunctions being machinery breaks down and, profits melt away . he uses his own generators to keep his business afloat . since march, fuel has cost him 240,000 u.s. dollars. he's laid off 100 workers, and cut production in half . >> translator: we can only karen i on as long as we can. that means two, three, five months. >> reporter: across town, at yet another diesel power plant built by the americans two years ago, the director of power in kandahar is equally frustrated. rasual says never want third degree facility. now it's not running at all. the u.s. development agency usa i.d. no longer gives him diesel. >> last year they delivered to us 300,000 liters to us. another fuel supplied by. [ inaudible ] by afghanistan. >> reporter: just for this plant? >> for this hadn't.

ice released in 2014. already 1,423 have been convicted of new crimes like vehicular homicide domestic violence sexual assault dui, particularry and assault among many others and even more have been arrested and charged with additional crimes. secretary johnson's electrocution, the priorities enforcement program, is a failure. even the secretary admitted last week that five of ice's priority a -- meaning the worst offending jurisdictions have refused to participate and while 33 of the 49 priority a jurisdictions have apparently agreed to participate, it remains to be seen how fully. the administration has admitted that when it says the jurisdiction has agreed to participate, that could encompass compliance with only a very small part of pep. there is a clear answer to this problem -- compliance with ice detainers must be mandatory. jurisdictions that violate that policy must suffer consequences and, most importantly, congress must no locknger allow the president the ability to simply turn off the immigrati

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happy birthday. >> what's he doing. >> dry ice it turned out to be ice cream.pe that, mike, you've been enjoying your week off, having a great vacation. we will see you of course when you come back on monday. can you imagine what he will be doing to celebrate. >> what, today? >> well, let's go help him celebrate. >> we should go help him celebrate. i'm make sure we talk to him about. that will so of course we have the wawa welcome america festivities going on all weekend long. >> yes. >> we have the big concert on the parkway, that will be tomorrow the roots. we'll have miguel performing. >> right. >> there will be a lot going on in the city. my first fourth of july holiday. >> that's right, you started at the station what month, was it august? >> i started september 1st. >> september, okay. very good. welcome. >> thank you. >> fireworks are great. >> and you're looking festive. >> as you are young laid. >> i thank you thank you again to sweet tea, the big shot, we have all kind of sweets, that's right. the show may be ending but the party is just beginning. al

ice only asks for a so called detainer which the sheriff says is not good enough. in the last 18 months california released 10,000 undocumented immigrants from custody without informing feds. ice responded saying they issue 200,000 detainers are year and to get a warrant for each of them would cripple the justice system. >>> in san francisco mayor ed lee released a statement saying i promised to veto any legislation that completely eliminated the sheriff's ability to make a case by case determination about honoring u.s. immigration and customs enforcement detainers. >>> a key figure in the corruption case that ensnared former state senator leyland yee was back in court today. a former china town gangster and 23 other defendants. this is after yee pleaded guilty thorax earring in return for a lesser sentence. >>> police are investigating a fatal crash reported just before 6:00 am on saratoga avenue. a man died after crashing a pickup truck into a light pole. he was the only person in the car and he later died at the hospital. vetters are not sure -- investigators ar

ice detainers are not working. it is naive to assert that we are able to hold the person until ice can get down. even if we noted -- notified them. if ms. steine's murderer was released today, there is no delay for them to get out of custody. i cannot get a detainer for someone that killed my officer. he would get out before ice comes to the jail. there are down 95%. that is more than just first priority. that is almost every single person is gaping consequence for being in the country illegally. >> thank you sheriff. the families that have suffered this tragedy that was 100% preventable are becoming goldstar families in this country. i want to thank you. mr. chairman: the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck. >> thank you, mr. chair. sheriff jones, how long have you been with the sheriff's office? >> since 1989. mr. buck: in your jail, i take it you implement a program with ice. >> we do. we cooperate to the extent we are able to. mr. buck: that program used to be known as the 287 g program. >> correct. mr. buck: it

friendly ice cream. >> selling double dipped ice cream cones for a nickel. >> less than competitors.. >> this past week the company celebrating its 80th birthday. it started out as friendly ice cream. >> and everyone called it friendly's? >> yeah. everyone always called it friendly's. >> they wanted everyone to have a friendly experience. like the one we had visiting the factory in massachusetts. still making their own ice cream supporting the local dairy farmers. filling three cartons every second. >> this is our jim dandy. it's our signature sundae. >> they're new temp. first the strawberry. and chocolate. the topics. the homemade marshmallow, the syrup, the whipped cream. >> oh, beautiful. right to there. that's okay. you're new. >> sprinkles next. walnuts and a cherry on top. take two, take three. how do they do it? it's not as easy as it looks. will it pass the taste test? >> good? >> it's pretty good. might be ugly but it tastes the same. we will definitely leave it to the pros tonight smiling and waving in the factory. they knew why we were there, the three words -- >> made in

these images here of the falling ice just 24 hours beforehand. tonight we hear from a woman who was inside that popular cave when it all happened. abc's kendis gibson was right there. >> reporter: tonight exclusive video of the cave seconds before the deadly collapse. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hi, there was a avalanche down at the ice cave. >> reporter: 18-year-old chloe jakubowski, one of eight people inside when disaster struck. >> it was absolutely just a war zone almost. it was -- i just didn't know if those were going to be my last few moments or not. >> reporter: the ice cave showing signs of trouble for sometime. this collapse caught on camera sunday, one day before the catastrophe. >> about 8 or 9 subjects. uh, possible injuries. some subjects unconscious. >> reporter: one woman was killed, five others injured. the massive ice cave east of seattle is popular with hikers but in may officials posting these warnings. >> the caves have been very unstable this season with the very warm weather. >> reporter: tonight more rock and fallin

did the feds notify ice? >> they tell us they specifically notified them in writing to let them know when sanchez was going to be released. the sheriff says was required by law is a court order or a warrant. >>> thank you. >>> new fallout 24 hours after court documents comedian bill cosby admitting he bought drugs intending to give them to young women. tonight we hear from a source close to cosby about why he settled that case. here's abc news linsey davis. >> reporter: more fallout from the release of the court document that quotes bill cosby saying in a sworn deposition he purchased prescription sedatives to give to young women. a lawyer asks were you going to use these to give to young women that you wanted to have sex with. cosby answers yes. the deposition is from a 2005 case brought by andrea constand. she said cosby gave her three pills to help her relax, adding that within a short period of time her knees began to shake, her limbs felt immobile and she began to feel barely conscious. in response cosby

ice transports children via ground, commercial air, and ice charter flights. all 24 ice field offices have backup and primary field juvenile coordinators, each of whom receive annual specialized training. these field office juvenile coordinators, a duty i personally performed in 1999 serve as a local subject matter experts on proper processing transportation, and placement of unaccompanied children. additionally they monitor practices for compliance with regulations, standard, and policy, and they are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. currently due to immigration court backlogs, immigration processes take months and even years. once removal proceedings have concluded and a final order of removal is issued, ice takes appropriate enforcement action based on the state of priorities. hhs can transfer custody of a child to ero and ero will remove the unaccompanied child in cooperation with hhs and the receiving government. we have taken a number of steps to prevent further surge this year. the president and secretary have reiterated the recent arrivals and

ice transports unaccompanied children via ground, commercial air and ice charter flights. all 24 ice field officers have primary and backup juvenile coordinate and each receive annual specialized children on the vulnerability of children. i performed this duty in 1999 and they serve as experts on processing transportation and placement of unaccompanied children and monitor complains with regulation, standard in policy and are on call 24 hours a day seven days a week. currently due to immigration court backlogs processes take months or years. once removal proceedings have concluded and a final order of removal is issued ice takes appropriate action based on the stated priorities. accordingly, hhs can transfer child to our custody they will remove the child in cooperation with hhs and the receiving government. we have taken a number of steps to prevent further surge. first the president and secretary said those crossing the border are prior for removal. and ice has procedures for officially obtaining documents allowing officers to continue to perform other responsibilities.

. >>> one person is dead and four-three others hurt when a ice cave gives way to unseasonally warm temperatures. >> reporter: 3-2-1! >> up up and away. it may look like a scene out of a disney movie but a canadian man's balloon stunt lands him in trouble with the law. >>> and starbucks customers get more than a caffeine jolt today. the coffee unite says it's raising prices nationwide by as much as 20 cents per drink. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for tueday, july 7th, 2015. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm alison harmelin. >>> we begin with a startling admission from comedian bill cosby. he once admitted he purchased drugs with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with and comes in just released court documents from a 2005 lawsuit and the lawsuit was settled out of court and so far no comments from cosby's lawyers. >> reporter: bill cosby testified under oath during a deposition in 2005 obtained drugs. when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind you were going to use the convey lauedsquaaludes you were going to use them to have sex with the women you were wit