. >>> japanese weather experts are keeping an eye on the hole in the ozone layer over antarctica. they say it's still large despite the reduction in harmful gases in the atmosphere. ozone in the stratosphere protects people from skin cancer. japan meteorological officials say the hole shown in gray started getting bigger in early september. they say the hole was as big as 23.4 million square meters early last month. that's 1.7 times the size of antarctica, and is roughly the same as the average for the past ten years. man-made gases deplete the ozone layer. this enlarges the area of the hole between august and december every year. >> translator: the hole will shrink gradually, but will remain until the second half of the 21st century. >> he said international regulations are causing the levels of man-made gases in the atmosphere to fall. >>> japanese tennis star nishikori was in london, and outmatched on the court by roger federer in straight sets. federer, the number two ranked player in the world, grabbed the lead early. he pressured him to make several errors. he dropped some o

it's mission is to measure the thickness of sea ice in antarctica. crucial information in the context of climate change. the so-called sea bed robot is deployed. weighing in at 200 kilos, it is designed in the u.s. as it's submerged into the icy water, the robot as software fires up. the instruments look down at the sea more. this one has an upward-facing sonar. it's controlled remotely on the ship, enabling to perform detailed mapping underneath the ice. >> on the surface we see these blocks but it's hard to see what it looks like and what i underneath all this. we'll drill down and look at the bottom and it will give us a 2d map. >> it provides information about its structure and how it's changing. >> here we see the area of sea ice is shrinking drastically. we're trying to understand the process. >> this area of sea ice is reducing. >> so far only a small area has been mapped. about the size much 100 football pitches. the sizes say this is an important step in making routine measurements to understand what is happening in antarctica. >> nick clark

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a british antarctic ice breaker itself, its mission to measure the thickness of the sea ice in antarctica. in the context of climate change. the so-called sea bed robot is deployed, weighing in at 200 kilos and nearly 200 meters long, it's being designed by the wood's hole ocean dprask complex in the u.s. motion oceanographic, upward facing sonar, enabling it to perform detailed mapping underneath ice. >> when we look at it from the surface we see all these jumble of blocks. but it's pretty hard to see what i.t. looks like underneath and how thick it is. that's why it is so hard to drill through this. it's going to look from the bottom it's going to give us a 2d map. >> the robot's imagery is crunched with satellite data to give 3d imagery about the undersite of this ice. about the structure and how it's changing. >> even though this isn't save we see the area of sea ice is shrinking rapidly, can a compared to other areas of sea ice. we don't know why this area is reducing. >> so far only a small area has been mapped, about the size of 100 football pictures. the scientists say this is an

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its mission to measure the thickness of the sea ice in antarctica. crucial information for scientists in the context of climate change. the so-called seabed robot is deployed, weighing in at 200 kilos, 2 meters long, it's designed by the woods hull oceano graphic institute in the u.s. as it submerges into the icy water, the on-board software fires up. most instruments look down at the sea floor. this is upward facing. propellers and directors are controlled from the ship, enabling to to perform mapping. >> when we look at it fro the surface we see jumbled blocks. it's hard to see what it looks like underneath. it's hard to drill through. we have a robotic submarine king under the ice. it will look from the bottom and get us a 2d map. >> reporter: it is crunched with satellite data to create 3d photography, providing information about the structure. >> here in the sea the area of the ice is shrinking compared to other areas. we are trying to understand the process, why this area of the ice is reducing. >>> so far a small area has been mapped, about th

so cute. >> fascinating. >> all right time for one last check on the wichblingts is it a penguin antarcticaeezinging or warming up. >> the opposite a warm-up during the first week of november. check out the time lapse view wonderful beautiful sunset at 5:09:00 p.m. this afternoon. from our emeryville camera. sky was quite colorfu colorful. right now the sky is dark. but we have high cloud moving over the bay area as we look at live doppler 7hd it appears panly clear because of the high cloud quite thin. now let's travel down to the tropical pacific where hurricane vince category 2 storm very powerful storm located centered just south of the islands her and it's moving up towards the well beyond puerta villarta to mazatlan where it weak pwn but major rain flooding producer and could produce damage with the destructive winds as well so we'll keep an eye on that as well. bay area calm and we'll be bright tomorrow. brit sky with filter sunshine. thin high cloud. mainly sunny mild tomorrow high range from mid upper 60's at the coast to mid 70's inland accu-weather 7 difficult forecast. we have h

he's hiked glaciers in antarctica, scaled volcanos in nicaragua, this year, his eight in one cargos aret the very top of the nfl standings. but this yojourney has a catch. carson palmer tore his acl, knocking him out for the season. i talarry, welcome, we have to start unfortunately with devastating news for quarterback carson palmer, that of course means that drew stanton is the next one up. the number two quarterback is generally the number two quarterback for a reason. how do -- >> losing carson was a devastating blow. but we're confident drew is going to be able to get it done for us, he won a lot of games, and he's got confidence in himself. >> when you have a team that's playing this well, do you let your hopes get up at all, especially a guy like you? you know, five years ago, less than a minute away from winning a super bowl before the steelers went and snatched it from you guys, i know you guys have been trying to get there ever since. >> there's a lot of excitement in town, we see a lot of drivers taking my son to school, flash flying, but we're making sure we're doing everyth

check out the rover they sent into a colony in antarctica.s check the heart rates of emperor penguins. when the researchers did it themselves, they found the heart rates shot up when they approached the penguins. this soft and furry machine made the perfect spy and even elicited at least one mating call from an adult male. the researchers actually went through four other rovers that wi were not as successful as this one. i say they start selling them at toys r us. >> spiders, on the other hand. >> focus on the penguin. >> and we're going to focus on warmer temperatures. that's going to head our way over the next couple days. gradual, but we'll see temperatures midweek some 10 degrees above normal. live doppler hd will show you we have a dry scan. clear skies greeted us from sunrise to sunset today. we're not talking about rain in the forecast. we had a beautiful sunset this evening from a live look earlier from our camera capturing that sunset. the big story today since we turned our clocks back one hour last night, that sunset is getting ear

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winnipeg seeing 11 degrees, but if you think that's chilly, some people enjoyed sporting events out in antarctica. the 10th annual antarctic marathon was held this weekend. the average 2004 at the start was minus 15 degrees. despite the harsh temperatures they said the scenery was amazing. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. euromaxx highlights. here is your host. >> hello, and a warm welcome to the show. before we kick things off we want to give you a little taste of what is in store over the next 30 minutes -- make-up artist maria malone guerbaa and her famous faces. a patron of the arts builds a spectacular building for top collections. featuring a german singer who can hold two different notes at the same time. is it an iceberg, is it a ship or is it a cloud? whatever you liken the newest art museum in paris to be, it is the topic of conversation amongst architects right now. this week the 11 art galleries inside opened to the public and we weren't the only ones who turned up to see it final

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. >>> japanese weather experts are keeping an eye on the hole in the ozone layer over antarctica.hey say it's still the largest it's been for the past ten years even though harmful gases in the atmosphere are falling. ozone in the stat sphere protects people from skin cancer. japan meteorological agency officials say the hole shown in gray started expanding in early september. cfls and other manmade gases deplete the ozone. this enlarges the area of the hole between august and december every year. jma officials say the hole was the largest again last mont at 23.4 million square meters. it's the largest its been getting for the past ten years. >> the hole will shrink gradually. but will remain until the second half of the 21st century. >> international regulations are causing the levels of manmade gases in the atmosphere to fall. >>> japanese tennis star kei nishikori has suffered defeat at the atp world tour finals in london. he was outmatched on the court by swiss player roger federer. in straight sets. federer, the number two ranked player in the world, grabbed the lead early. h

including antarctica. we are going to be on the eighth continent.e have an agreement with nasa to send ourselves into space. i want to thank you all for your time. thank you. >> that is so cool. you had me at narrow. the cockroach is still in there. in keeping with the theme of why is that? it has to be your brain sending it down to match your muscles. that is the last experiment right now. you can have a seat. will we are trying to do is make them available. including antarctica. we are going to be on the eighth continent. we have an agreement with nasa to send ourselves into space. i want to thank you all for your time. thank you. >> that is so cool. you had me at narrow. the cockroach is still in there. in keeping with the theme of education outside of school walls, it is my honor to introduce you to the next speaker. what risk would you take to change your life? change your world or your community for the better? this is the question the next speaker challenged himself to answer. instead of attending a traditional grad school for an mba. this tr

let's go to antarctica where we're looking at temperatures that are, whoo, really cold. for those of you who are not huge marathon runners, i don't know, this is going to be really cold here. tenth annual antarctic ice marathon held this weekend. average temperature, negligent live 15 degrees. the winner a resident meteorologist in that area. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. h the area surrounding ferguson, moser has been dropped by the worst night of civil unrest since august. close to 30 people were arrested as protesters smashed windows and set fire to buildings across the suburb. this came after a grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer over the fatal

we're seeing ice that's on antarctica and greenland, especially, melting and making its way towards the oceans. we're seeing the upper oceans warm up. we're seeing plants blooming earlier in the spring as temperatures go up, leaves falling off of trees later in the fall due to higher temperatures. so, global warming is happening, but climate change is a better term because it captures the fact that it's not just warming that we're experiencing as we increase greenhouse gases. >> okay. so, what causes climate change? >> climate change today is largely driven by human activities -- burning of fossil fuels -- also, land-use changes -- clearing vegetation, planting rice crops. even some livestock are contributing to methane emissions. those are the main things driving climate change right now. if we look at a longer period of time, if we go back to the ice ages, we can see that on very long time scales, things like the sun can have an impact, as well. volcanoes can have an impact. but right now, when we think about the climate of our future, the climate that you guys, the next generation, a

which is why researchers working in antarctica came up with a furry gate crasher to do the work for themguin robochick camera hidden in fur, so convincing real emperor penguins let it get close enough to collect data from chips under their skin, some even sang to it. this eary version casued chaos across a colony of king penguins. birds gaurding their eggs, pecking furiously at the intruder. but when it stops, notice everybody chills out, calming down faster and behaving more normally, scientists say, than when a human shows up. the chick cam was invented by the same filmmakers who pioneered using fake penguins to give us unprecedented access to the lives of these flightless birds. this faker's most successful moment may have been this one, when fellow chicks huddled against the cold with their new found friend. no questions asked. clay son sandell, abc news, denver. >> we have to hire that chick cam. i hope to see you right back here ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç? this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a high school media specialist from enfield, connecticut... a jesuit

the name of science, it heads south, its mission to measure the thickness of sea parts in pats of antarcticaformation to the scientist in the context of climate change. the so-called sea bed robo robos deployed. weighing 200 dee lows and two meters longs it's been designed by the on or about graphic institute in the u.s. as it's submergeed in the icy water the complex on board software fires up. most survey instruments look down at the sea floor this, one has an upward facing sonar, it's propellers and directs are controlled remotely from on board the shippen abling it to former details mapping underneath the ice. >> when we look at if from the surface we see all these jumbled blocks but it's hard to see in what it looks like your honor next and how thick it is because it's really hard to drill through this ice. so what we have here is this robotic submarine going underneath the ice looking from the bottom. giving us a 2d map. >> reporter: the robot's imagery is crun crunched with satellitea providing a rip tableau of information about its structure and how it's changing. >> here we find tha

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>> hinojosa: he travels around the world, from antarctica to tanzania, from alaska to australia, to assess the impact of global warming and to promote conservation. environmentalist and lead scientist for the nature conservancy m. sanjayan. i'm maria hinijosa. this is one on one. sanjayan, you are the lead scientist for the nature conservancy. you are born in sri lanka, raised in sierra leone, you spend a lot of your time traveling around the world actually looking at the impact of global warming. >> right. >> hinojosa: so when you hear people say, in this country, "well, i don't really feel it, it doesn't feel like a crisis," you say what? >> so the way i approach global warming is that i think of it as an insurance question. it's like if you were driving down the street and someone told you that your house was on fire, and then someone said, "oh, no, it's not really your house, it's the house next door, don't worry about it," what would you do? you'd probably turn around and go back. you have insurance not because you actually think your place is going to burn. you have insurance because

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