. >> we put those on glaciers in antarctica. >> reporter: rob is a researcher with cu boulder and part of a team testing this prototype weather station in the middle of the lake. >> we don't want to take this to the ocean, so we got all the bugs worked out. >> reporter: that would include how it fairs in conditions in waters below the frozen surface. >> and we're interested in what's going on beneath the ice. >> reporter: at 190 feet, grand lake is the deepest lake in colorado and provides conditions closest to what the equipment will encounter in antarctica. a camera on the weather station captured images in 360 degrees. and the station transmits valuable data about air and speeds, and even how fast glaciers are moving. all of that, researchers say could be tied into the potential for rising seas. >> many, many months of work. it's been just testing and stressing till you get to that point where you're confident that this thing can keep going and going and going. >> that's gonna contribute to us knowing more about areas remote in antarctica, that's changing so much. >> reporter: chang

and if you think it's been cold, try a trip to antarctica. we go on a once in a lifetime trip. first a closer look at the threat of the zika virus. in the past week maryland it appeared a person traveled to a country where mosquitos carried the virus. that person has fully recovered and it poses no danger to the community. maryland has sent more test kits and is awaiting those results. while the threat of zika is relatively low in the u.s., it is major concern in brazil where athletes and spectators will gather for the rio olympics in a little more than 160 days. as chris gordon tells us, when montgomery county companies working hard to rid the country of the virus in time for the games. >> this little lab in rockville, maryland, is taking on a giant challenge. they want to help eradicate the zika virus in time for the olympics in rio this summer. >> i believe that we can. i believe we can work with government such as the brazilian government. i know that they're very motivated to make people as safe as they can be at the brazilian olympics. >> the company is called testing mos

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heather: in 10 degrees below zero in antarctica? ed: so she was a running, or flying the whole time. harvey: that is more than impressive. that is way above impressive. but i will tell you, considering the fact that we are above 50 degrees, the amount of snow that you will see on the ground tomorrow will be impressive for you as well. clouds are thickening in boston at this hour and it is 50 degrees. but look, we have already dropped to 35 in worcester and 37 in smithfield. the winds are coming from the northwest and that will import in watertown, new york, chilly air coming off across the great lakes. little by little, that chilly air works its way in. it is not cold enough to start this as snow, but look what happens by sunday night -- f riday night. the temperatures will drop to support heavy, wet snow and the temperatures will drop below freezing. when it is over tomorrow night, it will be down in the 20' s. we have the moisture working up in the rain is moving on to the southeastern mass and the cape and the islands. it will sl

lake in colorado and it provides the conditions closest to what this equipment will encounter in antarctica. once the prototype of this weather station is finished getting tested in colorado -- it will be deployed to where ice shelves in antarctica. the camera on the weather station captures images and data about air temperatures, wind speeds and even how fast glaciers then transmit its data back to researchers in boulder. denver restaurant week kicks off tonight. for 10 days your belly will be blissfully happy. more than 235 restaurants are participating this year. in honor of restaurant week, we are celebrating the deep history surrounding some of the restaurants in our area. today we take you inside ophelia's electric soapbox in downtown denver. the restaurant and music venue opened last year. back in the 1900s. it was a booming brothel, adult bookstore and peep show venue. books and posters from the 1950s. were left there. so the current day restaurant decided to keep with the theme and use those things to decorate the there was one particular in the bookstore that shaped the the buildi

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sailors are trapped in antarctica and the united states is planning to help. >>> we have temperatures in the 30s and women's in the 20s and it this afternoon it stays on the chilly side. we'll have the weekend call coming up from accuweather. >>> new this morning, the united states is sending a special plane to rescue 30 australian researchers trapped in antarctica. 60 others are on board an doing fine. the u.s. aircraft is equipped with skis for ice landing. it will scoop in once the blizzard-like conditions subside. >>> let's check on accuweather, today is dry, but today we are dealing with the cold. >> reporter: yesterday we were worried about roads, now you look at the wide view and there's nothing going on there, and double scan live shows you that. looking outside, we have the airport, it's dry, it's cool and you have to bundle up. even though the winds don't look too bad there's a wind sock, blowing sideways there. we have winds at 20 miles per hour. you'll feel the breeze. the current windchill in philadelphia, 26 in allentown and reading, the windchill are in in the upper tee

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an australian icebreaker has run aground in antarctica. it happened after it broke free blizzard wednesday. the "aurora australis" was was on a mission to resupply australia's staton the icy continent. none of the 67 expeditioners and crew on board were injured. the ship remains watertight, but poor weather has hampered a full assessment of the damage. dr nick gales/ australian antarctic division director "our hopeful scenario is that we are able to get aurora off the rocks relatively easily and that there is very little damage. there certainly is no evidence of any serious damage at this stage." ships traveling to and from antarctica "aurora australis" itself came to the rescue of a russian ship and its 52 crew members in 2014. we might have seen this one coming, but marijuana- related visits to the emergency room rose in colorado after that state legalized recreational pot four years ago. research published in the new england journal of medicine says the incidents are increasing more dramatically among out-of-state visitors. marijuana-re

michael: later how does running , a marathon in antarctica sound? imagine running seven straight marathons stretching across the world. the woman and the challenge, coming up. john: a while ago, we saw brad live in san francisco bay. how about super bowl sunday? perfect weather, plenty of sunshine. kickoff, 73 degrees cooling to 61 by the end of the game. michael: this is world cancer day, and effort to raise awareness for prevention and treatment of the disease. carol: greenville marked the day in an unforgettable way. wyff news 4's john lyon reports on the opening of the cancer survivors park boardwalk in downtown. [applause] john: with that, the boardwalk, and cancer survivors park, is open. the almost 1000-foot boardwalk, connecting church street to the swamp rabbit trail along the reedy river. >> in the hospital, in the chemotheraphy room, the thing i looked for was getting out into nature. john: a place for tim herron to exercise, as he's dealing with the after-effects of bone cancer >> for the people that come down here, everyone is going to

in an arctic cat the last -- in antarctica have died in the last three years. the massive colony is down to about 10,000. they have to track about 40 miles to get food and many are not coming back. it is possible to colony will completely die out in 20 years. former >> theater -- rex theatre a new life. the city says it is open to selling or leasing the building. proposals need to be submitted to the economic development office by march 15. whole foods is planning to open a new line of stores called 365 and they have unique ideas. juice stands, bike repairs, and tattoo parlors are being considered as a part of the stores. erin: for the first time in a decade, sales of bookstores are on the rise. sales at bookstores rose 2.5% last year, the first yearly increase since 2007. publishers are reporting a rise in print sales and say e book sales are down. you will soon have another option to get your doughnut fix. stores in new hampshire and three in maine. the developer has experienced. he used to own several five guy restaurants in new hampshire. they have not set

the fifteen athletes began their feat at antarctica, where temperatures were below zero. once that race was completed, the runners flew to chile to compete in the south american leg. the next day's race saw the challengers fly on to an overcast miami, where they ran again. they also ran in marathons in spain, morocco, dubai and australia. 3 17 3 when all was said and done, the runners traveled around 24- 3 thousand miles... and ran a ((walter/jen)) 3 3 3 3 everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, 3 3 the time is now 4 xxx. here's a quick check of the top trending stories this hour. and no surprise word, again overnight. 3 people just couln't stop tweeting about the *live production of "grease" last night on fox. and judging by the twitter reviews... people either *loved it... or *hated it. but either way, they couldn't stop watching. the musical was li

she began in antarctica then ran marathons in chili, miami, spain, morocco, dubai and australia. by completing the seven marathons, she became the first american woman to ever accomplish the feat. coming up on 10 news this morning.. the zika virus is now impactng airlines. what it could mean for your next flight. and today thousands of kids will be at the state fair for student day. the changes every parent needs to know about before dropping off your you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. >>> your out-the-door forecast. big time changes. 18 to 25 degrees colder this morning than what it was yesterday. that

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nearly 150-thousand penguins have died since the iceberg they call home got lodged of the coast of antarctica six years ago. according to the journal antarctic science, the iceberg - combined with expanding ice is almost the size of rhode island. it has essentially landlocked the penguins forcing them to trek nearly 40 miles to find food. the once 160,000-strong colony has now penguins. the outlook for the cape denison penguins is dire, unless the giant iceberg is broken up by sea ice, scientists disappear in 20 years. parents have a lot to worry about when it children's safety... especially when it comes to sports. the biggest concern is usually injuries... but on is under investigation. the possible dangers of synthetic fields. agencies are examining the safety of those popular synthetic athletic fields and their possible carcinogenic material. do these fields compromise the health of our children? marci gonzalez has the story. script: step... towards answering a crucial question for country: could the fields they play on...be a hazard to their health? e-s-p-n's e:60 series addressing the g

cam those details tonight on wsls it was this afternoon that it was actually colder than parts of antarctica. that's information we learned thanks to a new weather station installed on the mountain's peak. storm team 10 meteorologist jonathan kegges took on the snow covered hike... to find out more. on one of the coldest mornings of the year. nat? virginia tech meteorology students brave the elements to check on their brand new weather station ... 4400 feet above sea level. :14 - :20 "it's a good location because we what's going on in the lower parts of the atmosphere when we normally can't tell what's going on up here." brandon pierson. sophomore. and as you may or may not imagine nat wind conditions can be drastically different from the lower elevations of southwest virginia to the higher. stand up -- we're standing at about 4400 feet above sea level and while it's cold in the lower elevations today it's much much different to 30 degrees below zero when you get these big gusts of wind and that's exactly why these virginia tech students picked way up here to take these measurements. "a lot

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. >>> welcome back. 150,000 penguins in antarctica have died off because of an iceberg. the population has dropped by 84% over the last six years. that's when a large iceberg became lodged off the coast. because of the ice, the penguins can't get to their food supply. they have to travel nearly 40 miles to find food. unless that's broken up, scientists predict the colony will disappear within 20 years. >>> new video shows the moment a natural gas leak was temporarily stopped in southern california. the california air restourss board released this time lapsed video from a camera, which the porter ranch neighborhood is seen. you can see the air finally clearing after 16 weeks. the well has been leaking since october, forcing 6,000 people to evacuate their homes. the well still needs a permanent fix. it has to be filled with cement. >>> coming up next on "abc7 news" at 9:00, the first sign baseball season is nearly upon us, as thousands of giants' fans flock to at&t park. >>> plus, more records and rain? meteorologist drew is up next with a look at your topsy-turvy weather

the project which included in antarctica is shielding the best understanding of sea levels and how it changes with the concentration of carbon dioxide. they call these findings alarming. >>> a big win in nevada, and adding to the victories. >> challengers say that the race is just heating up, and they will stop the businessmen. web the latest on the 2015 race from washington. >> reporter: with a very exciting evening last night. a dominating win in nevada, a competent donald trump on wednesday started speculating about his pick for vice president. >> i want somebody that is political because i want to get lots of great legislation. >> reporter: donald trump received his first endorsement from congress, chris collins in new york has said he wants to shake up the washington status quo. marco rubio came in seventh place, brushing off the victory. >> the republican nomination is decided by delegates, over 1200 delegates. >> reporter: donald trump is 181 delegates, and rubio and cruz -- cruz have 17 each. >> reporter: ted cruz is hoping to carry his home state of texas on tuesday after a d

supreme court justice, antarctica leeia, ted cruz has made a major point of who will fill the seats. the texas senator talked about the importance of seeking a conservative judge. >> i give you my word every justice i put on the supreme court will be a principled constitutionalist to will be faithful to the law and who will protect our bill of rights. >> ted cruz will be campaigning in myrtle beach in charleston. >>> there is also wear tonight that an illinois judge will hear testimony tomorrow on eligible to run for president. he was born in canada and his mother is an american citizen. the eligibility question has been an issue for his campaign. there is no promise from ted cruz on tomorrow's hearing. >>> and cursing continued his campaign across the state today. he was in the middle and speaking to supporters at south carolina state university. he addressed criticism that some of his remarks have divided the country. >> i want to bring people together. i'm also a realist. i him very much aware of the fact that there are individuals in our society who do not want our society to suc

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in an actual scientific study -- researchers went to antarctica to examine penguins and their treadmill for 10 minutes... then measured their movements before and after a two- week long fast. researchers found that while penguins need their fat to take care of their eggs -- heavier penguins are less stable and are easily spotted by predators. we... just like not your typical police chase... more like a scene right out of a child's imagination.... a unicorn loose on a california highway. this is juliette... she's a pony who spends her days making people's dreams come true by posing as a unicorn. but this week, juliette seemed to say "that's it" -- and escaped. she ran for hours among traffic... they even had to call in state patrol to try and catch her. finally, a neighbor managed to coax her back home. 1:46 - 1:52 this impressive new robot has the internet reeling this morning... but not for the reason you may slew of technological advances? robot abuse. yes, people are actually calling the trainer's treatment of atlas the robot mental torture. you can see him repeatedly taunting and te

they began at antarctica were temperatures were below zero. than the runners flew to chile with only had time to rest while they were in the air before another marathon. then, it was on to miami, and then spain, and then morocco, and then dubai, and then sydney, australia. the races are custom-designed for their tight schedules. >> you have about, you know, maybe 12 hours average on each location and during those 12 hours but may have to clear immigration, go downtown to the location, go back, queue up for the next flight and leave. >> after the worldwide event wrapped up, runners had traveled 24,000 miles. 183 miles. that is a way to see the world. >> i hope they had pizza when it was all over. >> i'm sure they did. [ laughter ] it just seems to me that logistically that would even be difficult because of seven continents in the 70s, much less running a marathon in between. >> think about how tiring that is. when you take a trip it takes it out of you. >> it takes a special time, i think, to do that kind of race. >> they are asleep now. [ lau

morning, the united states is spending a special lean to rescue 30 australian researchers trapped in antarcticais is an icebreaker that ran aground during a blizzard. the u.s. aircraft is equipped with skis for ice landings it will swoop in once the blizzard-like conditions subside. >>> a passenger who was on the embattled royal caribbean crews ship is suing the lines. people spent hours while the waves tossed the ship back and forth. royal caribbean issued them refunds and half off for future crews. >>> bill cosby dropped the defamation lawsuit gains beverly johnn. lawyer said he plans to refile the case against johnson before the statue of limitations expires. >>> the owner of a coffee shop in germantown section has come up with a different way to confront the bandit who is stealing from. they are stealing copper from the site, he wrote a note and attached a 20-dollar bill to the letter. >>> my only option is to appeal to them and let them there's a real person on the other side of what they are doing. he hopes when the person comes back, they will read the note and think twice about stealing

. >>> imagine your child getting to travel to places like antarctica, or el capitan. it is allowing kids to explore places around the world they may never see on their own two feet. >> it is a group of pilot projects called google expedition. we go along for a virtual field trip to see how it all works. >> i haven't actually traveled out of the us in my life and i think it is so cool to be able to see all these other places. >> through cardboard viewfinder students look on as teachers take them through several destinations and teach them about the area. >> right now there's a ship with a scuba diver going down. >> the student took a trip underwater he's in this type of learning as much better than education through textbook rid >> we are learning about organisms and different things in life. it's very nice to look around and actually see them on another level. to travel from the different -- deepest parts of the ocean to historically relevant places in american history so they're all different places they get to visitors >> becky lyons sixth and seventh grade social s

. >> i feel like i'm in antarctica. >> happy, excited. speechless right now. especially with the cold. >> reporter: although the newlyweds made some adjustments choosing function over fashion. >> is this the outfit you were planning on wearing. >> this isn't. i wanted to wear a wedding dress but i want to be warm. a lot of layers. >> for them the frigid weather made the day more memorable. >> if this isn't love i don't know what is. >> reporter: for the honeymoon, this husband and wife had their sights set on somewhere warm. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> a high school senior with a big heart gave more than 800 classmates a valentine's day they won't forget. hayden godfry gave a flower to every girl at his high school. he didn't do it for potential dates. he already has a girlfriend. >> i wanted to make as many people happy as possible. i don't think a girl should be left out during valentine's day. >> to watch everyone of those girls walk out of school with a big smile on their face makes me very happy and very proud of him. >> the flowers cost nearly $500. it t

the u-s is sending a specially equipped plane to rescue 30 researchers trapped in antarctica. this time lapse video of the australian research center was taken over a period of months. the icebreaker that is supposed to bring the team home from there ran aground in a blizzard. the american plane has skis for landing on ice. the nearly 70 people left behind on the ship will wait out the blizzard.. and set sail when its safe. he's struck again. a man who police say has been stealing hair growth products from local stores hits more stores in florence. police say the man usually takes rogaine and prevegen supplements.its believed he's taken several thousand dollars worth of merchandise from stores across the midwest. investigators suspect he's apple tonight is accusing the f-b-i of trying to acquire.. quote.. "dangerous power".. in its demand that apple find a way to unlock a terrorist's i- phone. the f-b-i wants apple to find a way to unlock san bernardino terrorist syed farook's phone.. because it might prevent another attack. apple calls the demand "unprecedente d".. and says w

some of the most rugged places on earth was nothing compared to this trip, a 19-day expedition to antarcticat continent on her list. >> this ship was called "the explorer," and it was actually built for antarctica. it had an ice-strengthened hull so that it could withstand the ice. >> for the first 12 days of her trip, lisa saw some of the most spectacular scenery she had ever seen. >> we saw amazing wildlife. we saw whales. we saw penguins. i saw things i never thought i'd see in my entire life. but on the 12th day, video camera rolling, lisa would capture something else she never thought she'd see. >> i was videotaping the ice because the ice was different than other ice we'd been through. it was deeper, seemed to be pretty much everywhere. >> the mood is serious as the captain tries to maneuver the ship through the ice field, then a few minutes before midnight, lisa hears alarm bells. the ship has sprung a leak. >> a fist-sized hole was punctured into the third floor of the ship, and the captain came on, and he said, this is the captain, and this is not a drill." i knew at this very momen

. >>> 150,000 penguins in antarctica have died off because of an iceberg.he penguin population dropped by 84% over the past six years when a large iceberg the size of rhode island became lodge eave the coast. because of the aisles the penguins can't access food supply and have to travel 40-miles to find food. unless the iceberg breaks up scientists think the penguins will be gone in 20 years. >> a gas leak was stopped in southern california, this time lapse video from an infrared camera in the porter ranch area. you can see the air finally clearing at 16 weeks. the well hasline leaking since october, forcing 6,000 people to evacuate their homes. the well still needs a permanent fix. it has to be filled with cement. >>> up next at 6:00, the first sign that baseball season is nearly upon us. as thousands of giants fans flocked to at&t park. >>> plus, more records and rain? meteorologist drew tuma is up next with a look at your topsy-turvy weather week hate. >> larry beil has a live report from toronto, and moving day in pebble beach. phil mickelson moved to t

. >>> a giant iceberg blamed for the death of 150,000 penguins in antarctica. a huge slab of ice roughly the size of rhode island cut off the penguin's food supply. the colony now faces the threat of being completely wiped out. six-year-old six -year-old boy murdered this week in a war is the killing. rachel jens jonsson's ex-husband brandon johnson had to collect custody of six or rolled riley when the neighbor called 911 sanction been sexually assaulted. sanctioned been sexually assaulted. when experts and did johnson's apartment they found riley dead and johnson suffering from stab wounds. riley's mom says it's unbelievable. >> he has always been there for his boys. >> rachel believes her six-year-old son riley was a hero saying she believes he died standing up for her father's girlfriend during a domestic situation turned violent. her ex now faces charges of sexual assault and the murder of their son riley. >>> saving money at as gas prices are in a virtual freefall's continuing to slide every week. as the price per barrel of oil falls president obama's fin

dozens on board a grounded icebreaker off antarctica are safe tonight. that ship broke free of its moorings and got caught-up on some rocks during a blizzard. 68-passengers and crew were taking part in an expedition out of australia. about half were taken to land, the rest remained on board. and undergoing a complete inspection. heather: time now to flash forward to 5:00 on newscenter 5. ed: we' ll show you a dicey landing for a cargo jet in the south seas. the nose gear failing to come down. what the pilot did to get the plane down. heather: on newscenter 5 at 6:00 newlyweds who escaped a car , fire on their way to the church get an incredible wedding gift. ed: new at 7:00 what looks like , a child' s toy is actually cutting edge imaging technology. the local invention helping first responders searching through rubble or secure a scene. >> warmer air building to our west. it would take a while to get here. when it does, it arrives with a price, rain. heather: we are following breaking news. the sentencing of philip chism. the judge giving him 40-years,

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sometimes temperature in antarctica dropped out of minus 90. that's no one's because it isn't buried. in tha that particular technoloy companies you had about half of the installed wind capacity germany has, you could be pulling out by using these chilling boxes using wind power come you can be pulled out about i get a of carbon a year. scientists that did that study did ask, what would happen if co2 concentrations over the antarctic dropped to precipitously, would that cause problems. and they came up with a few the this is all of modular is all of modular technology under the was a problem with it simply slipped out of it. we could cut off some of the answer off the we saw what happened. i think it's a really excellent question and we are just at the very early stage of this. i also don't think we will need, we will need an answer the question at least person she. i get a is such a massive amount and we're starting with almost nothing today. >> that first of all i just want to say i am a dual u.s. australian citizen i really appreciate everyt