gotcha has the highest elevation any continent on her if antarctic has the highest mean average elevation of any continent ... >>we have high pressure in place it will produce lots of weather in the plains states. it will stay there and move up on us over the weekend we will get some rain as a result. we also spoke before about frost and freeze advisories' in florida and lots of a winter advisories' for storms in the western states. ultimately it will reach the midwest bringing snow to the upper midwest but for chicago it will be a rain producer. that's going to happen over the weekend. we are looking at a white band on the manp.. that will affect us for the weekend with rain but after that we will head for colder temperatures but today we are in the 40's tomorrow will be up to 47 degrees it will be modestly cooler and sunny friday in the mid-40s saturday will have afternoon rainshowers broadening overnight saturday there will be some snow showers or forays for monday and tuesday of next week. >>thank you so much for joining us today we hope you have a great afternoon we are back here ton

we're giving a warning to the oriental bluebird that they are violating the antarctic whale sanctuary very few to comply with morning so we delivered a serious blow to them in order to pay for. a walk down the street see a child being abused and do nothing you don't stand there and watch whales die and hold the banner and do nothing. our oceans are dying we've already removed ninety percent of the fish from the oceans and we're continuing to exploit them i don't believe in protest to me protesting is submissive it's like please please please don't do that and they do it anyway you know it's a grovelling you know we shouldn't be protesting we should be intervening. is a battle is a war what governments and big business have been doing is extremely destructive and it seems silly to me it's you think of it as not a war and something that we should fight back against i don't like setting things on fire i don't like sneaking around at night wearing a ski mask crawling underneath cars i don't like it i don't like sitting in a tree two hundred feet up in the air risking my life but i feel th

if there are dinosaurs in the antarctic there is no -- >> they wouldn't call you a dinosaur though. >> the campaign of newt and proud to be here. >> [inaudible] >> how was your help? >> i work seven days a week working for president i probably put in 100 hours -- >> how was your blood pressure, how is everything? okay this is the strangest thing you not only decided to be a catholic but a golfer, but are you, nuts? >> i've tertian to catholicism with my golfing. no, my wife's golf since she was lying and the only person i gulf with and if there was a way to go out and be away from telephones it is a nice walk in the woods and i may truly bad golfer. i have no investment in my golf psychologically committed >> good otherwise it will eat you up. who is the president who golfed the most? >> by reputation, eisenhower. >> willson. he did the game and his dr. mix prescribed it after his first initial mild stroke and he played every morning, naim holes, he did it. >> eisenhower was one of the better ones but thbest one was kennedy. i never thought of kennedy as a golfer. >> nobody confused m

. >> scientists said they may have established a mountain range came to exist under the antarctic. the mountains, gamburtsevs, were first formed a billion years ago. they were first discovered by a russian seismic survey. >> you have been watching "newsday." it has been reported that the former president of the philippines will face charges of large-scale of vote tampering. the chairman of the philippine election commission says formal charges could follow later, paving the way for her possible unrest. she did try to leave the philippines on tuesday, saying she was seeking medical treatment abroad. she was stopped at the airport because of this ongoing investigation. that is it from the us. thank you for your company. take care. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy m

name that's been given to some of the effects of spending a long period in isolation observers on antarctic bases have seen people where withdraw from social interaction they've started eating their meals alone and wearing a glazed expression is sort of we've withdrawn from all their colleagues there that was one of the fears it could have got worse there was there has been some reports from cosmonauts and astronauts in space of what's been dubbed space mountainous which is extreme stress brought on by prolonged contemplation of the fact that you are essentially in a in a metal box floating in space and it's also been reported that this crew really did come to believe very strongly that they were indeed in a space ship and obviously there's the daily tensions of day to day life having to go through a lot of experiments and tasks and living together for so long in two thousand and ten a sure into the year two thousand but you pardon a shorter version of this experiment went badly wrong on two crewmembers started fighting and another tried to force a canadian crew member to kiss him that went

nasa scientists have discovered a giant crack in an antarctic glacier. crack is 18 miles long, 260 feet wide and growing everyday. they say an iceberg the size of new york city could break away by the end of the year. the result, they say, of natural shifts in the glacier, not global warming. it has a french name, but nothing can be more american than the chevrolet. the automobile line founded by race car driver luis chevrolet turned 100 today. over the past century, chevy turned out a few clunkers but a lot of classics. from the corvette to the '57 belle air and the '69 that vessel. since 1911, chevrolet has sold more than 209 million cars, making it the most popular name plate of all time. they were the children of one of the greatest tragedies the world has ever seen. you'll hear a survivor's story next. to a heart condition. when you see your doctor, you don't face any medical issue alone. you do it together. at the american medical association, we're committed to preserving that essential partnership between patients and their doctors. because when

withdrawal or social narrowing if you spend a long time in a very isolated place such as antarctica antarctic bases have seen this is well you can withdraw a little bit from from society from social interaction and they were scared that the these six men may exhibit those those signs also there may be tensions a lot of irritability between the crew having to spend such a long time together we haven't actually seen that in an experiment a shorter version of this in two thousand it went badly wrong when there was a fight between two crew members and another crew member forcibly kissed another but now it seems that as you can see everyone's very happy here they've come out without any major glitches in their interpersonal relationships and i think they've coped quite well peter well we heard one of the. just come out saying that these are the best people he's ever worked with also some very smiley faces that we're seeing behind you also you notice on the screen you baby of the look over his shoulder and see everybody seems to be glancing or puts to try to say they would have seen. a high ceiling

and this one looks at life in the arctic and antarctic. first episode this week focuses on penguins, and it's pretty great to watch. i didn't know they did a whole movie about penguins. male penguins attract a mate by building the biggest possible nest, not unlike the way it works in the human world. and sometimes when a good penguin is trying to build his nest, a bad penguin sneaks in and tries to steal his rocks. >> it takes stones of all shapes and sizes to build a decent nest, and finding ones that are just right is not easy. ♪ >> so some penguins turn to a life of crime. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's what you get. most adorable episode of it ever. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one more thing. halloween is one week from tonight. if you're going to a party, you better figure out a costume or you'll be stuck wearing a salad bowl on your head and calling yourself justin bieber. i still can't decide if i'm going to be a werewolf or a sexy al roker but every year -- i blame facebook for this -- i see more and more costumes on pets. people dress

>> bill: i think they are in canada legally but i'm not sure because they are from the artic or antarctic a. now the gay penguins or they are trying to make them straight or what are they trying to make them? what are you doing with them. >> first of oyou could see in opening shot they are just like the kids in would you have cote they crap on the outside right on the rock. the one gay penguin's name is pedro. here is my problem has anybody seen papers on pedro? is he even here legally for god's sake? >> bill: that was my question. listen, billy. how do you even know what a penguin is gay? is their corner of the penguin habitat inordinately distasteful? is it well done? >> bill: i don't know. i can't say anymore. but they are trying -- i think they are trying to make the gay penguins mate with -- i don't know. it's too confusing. >> stop right there. all i know who is in a better position to participate in a gay marriage than two creatures who are perpetually dressed formal? >> bill: if we are back here tomorrow, i will be stunned. dennis miller, everybody. we would like to remind you tha

that's antarctic version of the three snow bears. it was amazing.a thousand miles. all ice and snow. >> what have you done with some of your books is pick up on the old stories and re-created them with new characters. i think you have the "three tassies." >> that's like the three little pigs. it is the -- name that they say in africa. >> that was one of my favorite of the three of your books. yes, i thought it was beautiful book. it was the three little -- pigs. >> three little pigs. they build their houses. >> and -- it is just wonderful. >> thank you. >> you are on a bus tour. tell us about that. >> 2 1/2 weeks. we go across the country. we go to sleep on the bus and wake up on the bus. and then in between there are book signings and i'm able to meet the children from all over the country. they are reading books. you know, everyone wants to know are they still reading books? >> they are. nothing like a book for a child. holiday or any time. >> i agree. >> tonight between 5:00 and 7:00 you are going to be at wegmans on columbia place in sterling. y

moving into a different and perhaps last phase of the great oil age which is to drill under the antarctic and drill in more difficult places. and the shah predicted this in 1973. he was written off as a crackpot. he gave a famous interview this which he said in 100 years from now this oil business will be over, and you will be -- you will have to drill under the north pole. you know, he spoke about solar power and wind power and, in fact, he was a visionary on that. >> um, thank you for your remarks. i'm a bit confused about the lessons of history here because the fact is we have an ecological crisis for the use of oil. people have defined the paradigm of energy security in different ways. one way is to simply get more oil, and as you're pointing out, the new oil is more expensive, and it does have ecological costs that are rather severe. the history of dependency of oil in this country is tied into certain very powerful interests in the auto industry, in the oil lobby and oil industrial complex. robert engler in his books outlined that in the early '60s, and that's part of the sustained

if there are dinosaurs in the antarctic there is no -- >> they wouldn't call you a dinosaur though. >> the campaign of newt and proud to be here. >> [inaudible] >> how was your help? >> i work seven days a week working for president i probably put in 100 hours -- >> how was your blood pressure, how is everything? okay this is the strangest thing you not only decided to be a catholic but a golfer, but are you, nuts? >> i've tertian to catholicism with my golfing. no, my wife's golf since she was lying and the only person i gulf with and if there was a way to out and be away from telephones it is a nice walk in the woods and i may truly bad golfer. i have no investment in my golf psychologically committed >> good otherwise it will eat you up. who is the president who golfed the most? >> by reputation, eisenwer. >> willson. he did the game ad his dr. mix prescribed it after his first initial mild stroke and he played every morning, naim holes, he did it. >> eisenhower was e of the better ones but the best one was kennedy. i never thought of kennedy as a golfer. >> nobody confused my game

if there are dinosaurs in the antarctic there is no -- >> they wouldn't call you a dinosaur though. >> the campaign of newt and proud to be here. >> [inaudible] >> how was your help? >> i work seven days a week working for president i probably put in 100 hours -- >> how was your blood pressure, how is everything? okay this is the strangest thing you not only decided to be a catholic but a golfer, but are you, nuts? >> i've tertian to catholicism with my golfing. no, my wife's golf since she was lying and the only person i gulf with and if there was a way to go out and be away from telephones it is a nice walk in the woods and i may truly bad golfer. i have no investment in my golf psychologically committed >> good otherwise it will eat you up. who is the president who golfed the most? >> by reputation, eisenhower. >> willson. he did the game and his dr. mix prescribed it after his first initial mild stroke and he played every morning, naim holes, he did it. >> eisenhower was one of the better ones but the best one was kennedy. i never thought of kennedy as a golfer. >> nobody confused

think of greenland or the antarctic. they have the ice shelf.derneath the ice. if you think of what's happening and what we're learning about europa right now, it's similar to that. what has to happen over the next 20 years, somebody's got to drill down to the very rocky core of europa just to see if there is that ocean swirling. >> got to get there in order to make that happen. that's going to be one heck of a trip. >> nasa's budget cuts, it's going to be a problem. >> maybe they're not the ones that do it. we'll see. we know you'll keep us posted. thanks so much. >>> we've got some hot topics for our political buzz panel, including the house speaker's latest bout with his tear ducts. what's going on? the political buzz, straight ahead. and, the secretary of energy is in the hot seat today. a house panel wants to know more about a solar panel firm that got millions in federal loan guarantees before it went belly up. to be more environmentally aware, we are now printing on the back sides of used paper and we switched to fedex cause a lot of thei

if there are dinosaurs in the antarctic there is no -- >> they wouldn't call you a dinosaur though. >> the campaign of newt and proud to be here. >> [inaudible] >> how was your help? >> i work seven days a week working for president i probably put in 100 hours -- >> how was your blood pressure, how is everything? okay this is the strangest thing you not only decided to be a catholic but a golfer, but are you, nuts? >> i've tertian to catholicism with my golfing. no, my wife's golf since she was lying and the only person i gulf with and if there was a way to go out and be away from telephones it is a nice walk in the woods and i may truly bad golfer. i have no investment in my golf psychologically committed >> good otherwise it will eat you up. who is the president who golfed the most? >> by reputation, eisenhower. >> willson. he did the game and his dr. mix prescribed it after his first initial mild stroke and he played every morning, naim holes, he did it. >> eisenhower was one of the better ones but the best one was kennedy. i never thought of kennedy as a golfer. >> nobody confused

which the coast guard continues to stay on top of the play, be it the ice patrols in the arctic, antarctic, great lakes, and others the coast guard standards always ready. and i thank the gentleman from florida for yielding to me. i thank you for the comments surrounding this dialogue. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of the rule and in favor of the bill authorizing the coast guard during this time. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york. ms. slaughter: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. webster: i yield two minutes to my time to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lobiondo. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mr. lobiondo: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in very strong support of the rule which provides for consideration of h.r. 2838, the coast guard maritime transportation act of 2011. the bill will re-authorize the activities of the coast guard through the fiscal year 2014. it includes critical provision that is w