because the antarctic and the southern ocean actually influence the whole of the global weather system and all the currents in the oceans it matters to everybody it also matters if they're on top of it begins to melt as far as world sea level is concerned it's a larger source of new water out it to the oceans in the world so even if you live somewhere a long way away if you're low lying on the coast the antarctic masses to. the voyage will take us two and a half thousand kilometers south from home to the edge of antarctica. will then travel five thousand kilometers east making stops at a number of islands. then after a month at sea he will return to port in southern chile. first we must cross what are known as the furious fifty's in screaming sixty's latitudes nine for they ferocious with us. we face hundred kilometer hour winds and ten meter away. it's a nearly reminder of the potent energy of the oceans. as we sail self the air and sea become colder. then on the sixth morning we wake up to sea ice. soon we're forced to navigate around icebergs some the size of a football pitch others

so in the end the cold of the antarctic will meet many hearts. you don't have to have a sense of adventure to go in for that kind of thing david did of the news business news coming up next and then president lots of stories he'll be looking at is the future of virtual cash rich guy that's right david e w's.

so in the end the cold of the antarctic warmed many hearts. now a day after revealing that engagement britain's prince harry and his american feel same economical have announced a few details of their wedding plans they'll marry in a chapel at windsor castle in may the historic castle is one of the queen main residences and is reportedly a special place for the couple a spokesperson says the wedding will reflect the characters of the bride and groom again michael will also be baptized and confirmed into the church of england before the wedding and plans to become a british citizen. is this day dubliners live from berlin still to come the end of that currency bitcoin souls to new heights trading at nearly ten thousand dollars a piece but it's becoming the stuff of the future or is it doomed to crash. and fizzled and we'll have a very shortly i'll have more news for you at the top of the of the day.

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so in the end the cold of the antarctic many hearts.gosh well here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you. president who took any art out of kenya has been sworn in for a second term in office at the site of many in the capital nairobi earlier police used tear gas to separate. supporters of kenyatta and those of the news in kind of that. remember you can always find more news and information on our website that. you can also follow us on twitter and on facebook that's it for me on the thought she might be back in half an hour i'll see you then. it's beginning to smell a lot like christmas in verga news gingerbread city them are just in the world. adults and youngsters join in the baking to make this winter wonderland. the delectable tradition kicks off the festive season in norway. with. kick off the bendis legal highlight. dramatic derby darkman squanders a turnaround after a meeting for no good comes back with a vengeance and buys a. hamburger somebody to really geishas own thanks in part to some help from hoffenheim

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and that meant we were started off the antarctic on the way back we came through the northwest passage so i have plenty of times in the isoi got interestedded in that. as opposed to some of the warm waters in between. and made that my go to research, and close -- in those days very few people were working on isounsolved problems and it was a very interesting field. now ice is important because it is disappearing so a large fraction of the world environmental scientists are now interested in ice. >> so -- ice and the the shrinking ice sheets and green and antarctic we hear about that in the news but this whole cabinet of observing ice patterns goes back to whalers of all people someone named whale tell us a little bit about that. why were whalers so porpt? >> well the -- before whaler phillips in the angt arctic when they wiped out whales out to catch this was important in the antarctic and it produced the oil that was used to light towns in new england because you think about hydrocarbon used and alternate would be using whale oil to light a street and that was all caught in greenland

around before the dinosaurs even more of but where the plants was is how they survived it turns out antarctic plants have the ability to convert from a summer season to winter within a matter of a single month controlling their growing seasons normally it takes three or four months for normal trade do that so they must the times of perpetual light and darkness at the pole almost impossible so as one of the studies leads you to be a wacky geologist eric gold branson put it quote there isn't anything like that today these trees could turn their growing cycles on and off like a light switch over ninety percent of the earth's species including these forests disappear and that mass extinction following maybe now their secrets to survival could help humans per life as well as a person or the geological history hopes so all right that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are definitely told that we would love the love story to tell you all i love you i am so i rolled winter up and on top of the wall and keep on watching those hawks will be a great day for you the. what politi

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the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode thrice joins fifty five scientists on a wet psyching journey of discovery around the continent look into the past and the future of the planet. but it's quite amazing just to see that that's the gist of when you rise up this time on al-jazeera. al jazeera. welcome to the al-jazeera news on live from our headquarters and. coming up in the next sixty minutes syrian government and strikes kill people in eastern pooter ahead of u.n. sponsored talks to find ways to end the war. on the opposition. the president. vote counting continues. how the impending trial of the turkish trader is testing u.s. turkey relations. and the tens of thousands of people evacuated and dozens of flights canceled as. volcano against. a government artillery bombardment has killed nineteen people and a rebel held on klav of syria's capital damascus that's the second such attack in forty eight hours in eastern go-to on sunday twenty three people were killed by shelling and russian airstrikes inc

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not so scientists are on the move all the time whether in the antarctic. in different most regions of south america or wherever their work takes them. and often far from home they strike up unlikely friendships. on screen together no way then they agree to be filmed after all maria soloveitchik comes from israel charlie chan is lebanese. as a lebanese citizen i am not allowed to talk to an israeli person. that would be considered communicating with the enemy is twenty five year old enemy sits right next to him. they're going to get into any trouble the israeli side like people probably make fun of me but that's about it but i'm chinese and they might accidently slightly dangerous because they're her family in love with. their new home is some francisco the conflict between hezbollah militia in lebanon and the israeli state seems a long way away here. the two have founded a biotech start up together they're developing a drug to prevent especially aggressive cancer cells from reproducing in organs like the liver. very different cancers that have patients who

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there's one like it in the glen like museum and it's a big barn and i was an ice block chipped off the antarctic and on this. on facebook the mystification continues if you billings have collected so many nicknames and reactions so soon after a jury's decision greenhouse. the last bunker. cough and nothing at all. such an ugly thing. lots of school and but not much praise. so we've all waited for years for this design or. floated on it for and because of all the hopes and anticipation associated with it i think everyone's going to have to come to terms with his decision to rest from most and on for so i suspect that this waiting ended up hurting the project. and calling that this is paul york to the last part. of the concert hall is intended to light up the night from inside austrian architects and reyes to groove each and anton not what bailey known internationally before now their concept was a source of silo for sound to get the job for music the film is simple but enigma is that a monolith it develops a certain tension. we really like to work with the idea of a second look so the things that

and hms protector, the royal navy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath thethe sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crew mates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it's lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. you are from a loo with a view to the world's quirkiest toilet. lift the lid on the international tourism toilet awards. also on the programme, we visit the singapore exhibition bringing together european artists and their asian contemporary. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election. she has asked pakistan's president t

and hms protector, the royal navy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath thecean. the sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crewmates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine‘s communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it is lost in a huge area of ocean, and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. candace piette is the bbc‘s regional editor for latin america. i asked her how significant the satellite transmissions were in the search for the submarine. well, they were initially considered to be very significant. they were very weak, to all these naval bases along the coast of argentina. and they provided a great hope, particularly

see new and surprising behavior for the first time but the significance of this is much greater antarctic so overfished frequently feed on the surface so in a brittle star in the bottom those traps the carbon in their bodies on the sea floor this has implications for understanding how carbon is being removed from the atmosphere it's a process that could be playing a role in slowing down manmade climate change. al-jazeera. well i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. it will be the largest famine in the world to see for many decades with millions of victims a dire warning from the u.n. as the situation worsens again then too to the blockade by the saudi led coalition plus. syrian troops join iraqi forces to drive out of the last town it holds and syria. china rolls out the red carpet for donald trump as the u.s. president seeks to push beijing to rein in north korea. and embattled british prime minister theresa may loses her second catherine minister in a week as pretty as hell quits over secret meetings and israel. the un's aid chief.

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the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire. in a special episode rise joins fifty five scientists on a breathtaking journey of discovery around the continent into the past and the future of the climate. but it's quite amazing just to see that that's that's the when you rise at this time on al-jazeera. pakistan called in the army to restore order as anti blasphemy.

and hms protector, the royal navy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath theday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crewmates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it is lost in a huge area of ocean, and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. joining me from our london newsroom is our latin american editor candace piette. as you saw in that report, hopes we re as you saw in that report, hopes were raised when signals were detected, but what is the current situation now? well, the situation now is that the argentine navy had said that the american communications company that they had employed to actually do a triangulation of those sig

and hms protector, the royal navy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath thean. the sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crewmates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine‘s communications. six countries are now hunting for the sanjuan, but it is lost in a huge area of ocean, and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: aung san suu kyi addresses asian and european foreign ministers at a summit in myanmar, but there's no mention of the rohinya refugee crisis. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election, and she has asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson has been releas

european perspective i think as again and your guess is mentioned from your domestic incision the antarctic has been over rising migration and he migrant and therefore it's only really when you're seeing this kind of video evidence of what does that mean. people who are stopped from coming to europe who are and you know in these horrific conditions in libya what does that mean for now and then we saw some see how these are real people that suffering through this you know i really conditions and actually this is something that in past years as a part time pushing these monks were stopping them from coming here illegally or having any recourse to justice really when i run some of what role do you see europe playing in creating these conditions the europeans have to face up to this problem take some serious action but trying to subcontract the job to countries in the military and our other countries that are well equipped there they don't have the resources and they don't know what to do i mean they have their own problems to deal with and this puts the migrants at risk and the u.p.a. i mean l

and hms protector, the royal navy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath thefter a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crew mates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it's lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. volunteers restoring the last paddle steamer to be built in britain are appealing for help to track down artefacts and equipment which disappeared from the ship. ‘the maid of the loch‘ was left derelict after it was moth—balled 35 years ago. now a group of enthusiasts are hoping she will set sail again. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon has been aboard to take a look. in the grey drizzle of an on

the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode prize joins fifty five scientists on a wet psyching journey of discovery around the continent for look into the post on the future of the planet. but it's quite amazing just to see that statistically new lines this time on al-jazeera. and monday put it well on. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to from dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. i really felt liberated as a journalist was all about getting to the truth as i would that's what this job. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera they.

it's october, 1915, earnest shackleton is marooned with 27 crew members on iceberg off the coast of antarctic california his ship is being crushed by the ice and men are intense on the berg he's pacing at night. can't sleep. doesn't know how he's going to get them all home alive. and he records later in his diary, i had no idea but i had to get them home alive. may be made into what i need to be in order to do that. the next morning, he awakes each of the men by coming to their tent with cup of hot tea says, ship and stores now gone, lads, we'll go home. again, the coolness under pressure, the commitment, right, in the perfect storm to do something very worthy and his own uncertainty which was very important but not evident to his men. forged in crisis. >> dickerson: robert dallek, how about what is fdr -- >> well, he had a great sense of humor. ben cowen came in the oval office one morning and was chuckling. would you mind sharing the joke with me, mr. president? all right, ben, eleanor was just in here she had been to her doctor this morning for her annual physical. and i said, what did the

the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode prize joins fifty five scientists on a breathtaking journey of discovery around the continent into the past on the future of the planet. but it's quite amazing just to see it and that's that that's the when you rise up this time on al-jazeera. with over forty thousand people killed under his rule it took twenty five years to bring him to a court of law. but why for so long with such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west who heard that recording to the cover said to the press they were engaged in a clandestine al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same habit a dictator on trial at this time on al-jazeera i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i was that's what his job.

and hms protector, the royal navy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath thehern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crew mates alive is that a powerfailure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it's lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. now it's time for the sport. hello, lizzie. thanks very much, mishal. good evening. england are still on course to reach their first rugby league world cup final in over two decades. they're through to the semis against tonga, after beating co—hosts papua new guinea 36—6. john watson reports. flying the flag down under, a trip worth making for england to make the semifi

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the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode. joins fifty four scientists on the brant so i can join you discovery around the continent for a look into the past on the future. but it's quite amazing just to see that's the gist of what. this time al-jazeera. fifty people are killed in twenty four hours and government of the russian in syria . and iran and this is al jazeera line from london also coming out yemen receives its fast food deliveries says a saudi led coalition eased its sea and a. fresh protest by muslims in pakistan the government and the military agreeing not to use force to disperse them. under the incumbent president one orlando is expected to stay in power. and of course the robert mugabe was granted full immunity and a ten million dollars payoff to step down zimbabwe's president. at least fifty people have been killed in just twenty four hours in government and russian ass strikes in syria twenty three people were killed in a syrian air strike in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta the are

the antarctic ice sheet is melting process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode just joins fifty five scientists on a journey of discovery around the continent look into the past and the future. but it's quite amazing to see that statistically new. this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour the u.s. has called for the complete isolation of north korea at an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council it follows pyongyang's missile test on wednesday north korea says the launch proves it has the capability to reach the u.s. mainland. former egyptian prime minister ahmed shafik says he's being stopped from leaving the united arab emirates travel ban comes just hours after he announced his intention to run the egyptian presidency next year the u.a.e. has denied the allegations and us president donald trump has attacked british prime minister to resign may her condemnation of his anti islam retreats. into muslim videos with far right parties group on twitter spokesman forgeries and i called transact

the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode joins fifty five scientists on a journey of discovery around the continent for a look into the past and the future of the climate. but it's quite amazing just to see that statistically. this time on al-jazeera. pakistan calls in the army to restore order and he blasts from a protests grow. hello from doha everyone i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al jazeera easing its blockade the saudi led coalition allows the first aid shipments into yemen awakes zimbabwe's new government moves in on the old allies of robert mugabe all of that plus. i don't know what to do. there's nothing to do a major economic boost for online retailer amazon but some of its workers offer them nothing to smile about. hello everyone pakistan's military has been called in to restore order in islamabad after the police struggle to disperse hundreds of demonstrators more than one hundred fifty people were injured when officers fired tear gas and water cannon to clear their camp

the antarctic ice sheet is melting process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode through ice joins fifty five scientists on a wet psyching journey of discovery around the continent into the post on the future of the planet. that's quite amazing just to see that statistically. this time on al-jazeera. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. about it. fluent in world news we will maintain the finest fighting force little world has ever known united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call it a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. are to be and the reality of the twenty first century in africa here in a bathing pool for you and i want to show you how many of the persons that you're sending out you should be child soldiers like i said my dad child soldiers reloaded at this time. i don't know how the top stories here on. north korea says it has successfully launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach all of the

is, either to much about how much more quickly the ice is melting, and now the wins lying on the antarctic from the west cause warm waters to melt under the ice as well as the warm air melting about that. it seems like it's happening so much quicker than we thought. we can see it happening in our lifetime, which is amazing to me. should everyone be moving away from the coast now? >> well, the answer perhaps people should be careful about living right on the water. because the sea level rise rate was previously thought to maybe be half a meter or so by the end of this century. that's two and half, one and a half feet in u.s. units, but it's now, the figure keeps going up because with the accelerated amount, melt of greenland and antarctica, the level seems to be now at least three feet, at some of the predictions are four, five, six feet this century, which means we will see changes in a place like miami very fast within their lifetimes. coastal real estate will stop being high-priced because it will be sort of underwater. >> i just had sort of the question you could both deal with. i just

distances and hate to extreme cold the coldest and most isolated running race in the world in fact the antarctic ice and earth are now fifty five competitors handled up in warm weather and around forty two point one kilometers in minus thirty degrees celsius battling strong headwinds along the way incredibly only fifty five runners completed the race and here's the thing our colleague andy richardson also ran his first marathon at the same race a few years back while making a documentary on why people want to run marathons take a look. this is one of the world's most beautiful yet unpredictable environments. and it was. my first ever. could you just tell my wife and mother they were absolutely right this was a really stupid. question. starting point sixty five year old man a fifty year old woman. now i was in the. starting one of the world's most wanted marathons was easy enough trying to finish it well that would prove to be all the more complicated. it really is a great documentary in which andy speaks to top runners and psychologists about what motivates people to run if you want to take a lo

the antarctic ice sheet is melting a process that is affecting the entire globe. in a special episode of price joins fifty five scientists on a brant psyching journey of discovery around the continent in front of him to the post on the future of the planet. but it's quite amazing just to see that that's the dust up when you rise up this time on al-jazeera. jazeera. where every. carissa take a look at the top stories here at. france's ahead of the catholic church is arriving young going on his first stop of his six day tour of meum are in bangladesh it's not yet known how he'll deal with the sensitive issue of the ranger but the government insisting he doesn't even mention them by name. protest leaders in pakistan of cordova three weeks if in near the capital after a government minister resigned it was a victory for the protest leaders have been demanding saeed honeyed step down over the wording of a parliamentary they'd been accusing him of blasphemy. the first official numbers in the honduras presidential election show the opposition leader salvador now has a sur

that doesn't mean they'd rule out a snow race maybe that was the case for fifty five runners in the antarctic ice marathon bundled up in warm weather gear all fifty five minutes to complete the for. forty two kilometer reaves in minus thirty degrees celsius battling strong headwind as well along the way the winner of the men's race with denmark's frank you hanson who finished in three hours thirty seven minutes and forty six seconds the women's winner was american kelly mcrae who finished an hour and nineteen minutes behind. and what's considered the biggest driver away in the n.h.l. pittsburgh the bragging rights now in pennsylvania after they defeated the philadelphia flyers on monday the flyers had established a three one lead in the second period of the game but the penguins fought back to tie the score philadelphia then lead four three in the third but again they were pegged back by pittsburgh penguins went on to win in overtime thanks to their captain sidney crosby the flyers slipped to their seventh overtime loss of the season elsewhere the winnipeg jets maintained very good form in th