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amy robach, abc news, iceland. >> thank you, amy. and thank you for watching tonight, i'm david muir. we'll see you here tomorrow. good night.tonight, possibly mixed with sleet. local temperatures are in the 30s. the planner shows a chance of snow and 32 at 10 pm, a chance of snow and 31 at 2 am, and a sleet/snow mix at 6 am with a temperature of 31. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at how much snow to cooldown for the weekend. it's time for local news that matters! " " jenna: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom tim and im tim seaman. it's one of the most visible actions taken by law enforcement officials. the high speed chase. but how those pursuits unfold, can change from chase to chase.

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abc's amy robach in iceland. >> reporter:r:he immense forbidding ice sheets of iceland. 're mafking this extreme climb with these glacierer scientists. they are out here every day, bearing these intense a a dangerous elements, studying how glaciers change over time. i'm so cold. this morning on "gma," onef the scientists making the climb for us, live. y, guys? go for it! go ahead and start ice climbing. first-hand look at this hidden world, inside the ice. this is just remarkable. it looks like the climbers have made it. >> i'm surrounded by crystal clear black and blue ice. >> reporter: the landscape, dazzling, dangerous and tracking t melting ice now melting at a foot a day here, flowing down this path, ending up in the sea. walk up that wall of ice. is this perfectly safe? >> yeah. >> reporter: he hesitated. ready to lock and load, it's my turn to attack the slippery slope. getting a small taste of how difficult, dangerous and exhilarating it all is. i got up! woo! amy robach, c news, iceland. >> thank you, amy. and thank you for watching tonight, i'm david muir. whee

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amy robach, abc news, iceland. >> thank you, amy. and thank you for watching tonight, i'm david muir. we'll see you here tomorrow. good night.accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: a light mix of precipitation will continue into the early evening, but in most cases the roads are just wet. temperatures are above freezing in most areas of central iowa, but they are close to 32 in northern counties where some slick spots will certainly be possible into the evening hours. overall, the precipitation will be tapering off this evening, but some light may persist overnight. thankfully, the metro will stay above freezing overnight and into the day thursday. this will mean the second wave of precipitation will come in as rain thursday- especially in the afternoon and evening hours. the exception to this will be nw iowa where it may still be cold enough for some wet snow. temperatures in the metro should get up close to 38 for a high thursday afternoon and stay above freezing again thursday nig

abc's amy robach has the story. >> oh, my go. fire. we're just getting inside that crater. the first ever live drone camera over an acti volcano. now we'reringing you ice. >>nt iidating standinge lo. >>ep rorter: the gliste ai we're s middland 'rlete undeater. pluing far below surface of the ice ian never-before-attempted live event. >> hey, guys. go for it. go ahead and start ice climng. >>orepter: going deep into passing bands of dker ice le the sfri a trees showing ash and brdero fm volcanic ertion f past. vakna, a glacial ho, maivpipe for melting ice that can be thousands of feet deep. and all this melting ice eventually ending uin the oc >> this is remarkable watching them scale this massive ice wall. takes tremendous il but it's all to get to the bottom. whu eyoec they'llee when they get down there and what will we all see? >> this is one of the most interesting and least known parts of glacier research which is how does water from the surface get to the base and help lubricate the base to make the glacier flow faster? >> reporter: it's a long treacherous way down but

abc's amy robach has the story. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: we brought you fire. we're just getting inside that crater. the first ever live drone camera now we're bringing you ice. >> intimidating standing here looking up. >> reporter: the immense forbidding ice sheets of iceland. home to a hidden world of crystal clear ice caves, glistening glaciers, and dangerous crevices constantly changing. this smugmug documentsry capturing the stunning beauty and treachery of the terrain. we're standing in the middle of the melting vakna glacier. and scattered all throughout this glacier are massive vertical sinkholes that are they go hundreds, even thousands of feet into the earth, where ice is melting faster and faster as water levels in the atlantic rise even more. >> throughout geelogic time and certainly for the last 2 million years, we've gone through ice ages and warm periods, and glaciers come and go over time. what we're seeing right now, though-s a real rapid increase melting that we're seeing. and that's related to >> reporter: gearing up for this treacherous jour

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amy robach takes us there. >> reporter: the immense forbidding ice sheets of iceland. we're making this extreme climb with these glacier scientists. they're out here every day bearing these intense and dangerous elms meticulously studying how glaciers change over time. we are standing in the middle of the melting vatnajokull glacier and scattered all throughout the glacier are massive vertical sinkholes that are treacherous and go hundreds of thousands of feet into the earth as water levels in the atlantic rise even more. on "gma" one of the scientists making the climb for us live. hey, guys, go for it. go ahead and start ice climbing. firsthand look at this hidden world inside the ice. this is just remarkable. looks like the climbers have made it. >> i'm surrounded by crystal >> reporter: the landscape dazzling, dangerous and disappearing fast. tracking the melting ice now melting at a foot a day here flowing down this path ending up in the sea. walk up that wall of ice. is it perfectly safe? >> yes. >> he hesitated. ready to lock and load, it's my turn to attack the

amy robach, abc news, iceland. >> that was so incredible. i feel like we learned a lot. both of us kind of gasped. >> yeah, it was fascinating. we know tv very well. i know this world, but that was fascinating tv. >> wow. that's what's making news in america this morning.

amy robach, abc news, iceland. >> that was so incredible. i feel like we learned a lot. both of us kind of gasped. >> yeah, it was fascinating. we know tv very well. i know this world, but that was fascinating tv. >> wow. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great thursday."you're watching good moring iowa in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team. good morning iowa starts now " elias: good morning iowa! i'm elias johnson... sabrina: ahmed.