. >> how to explore antarctica in all its 360 degree spend door. >>> a litter vigilante gives a piece of trash back to a taxi driver. >> you're welcome. >> the guy is like, okay, thanks. see what made him not as thankful when this video went viral. >> he learned his lesson. twice. >> yeah. >>> and comedian steve hoff steter is -- >> right in the middle of his shtick. here comes -- >> oh. >> i love women. >> see what happens between the first heckle and the arrival of a big bouncer >> you want to tell me what you love -- >> this comedian is just like -- >> this is not what police in spain were intending to find. >> ooh. >> you could see that officer just used his tool to break open that window because that poor pit bull, she was in the car. here's what happened. a couple hours before they got a call from the area from someone saying, hey, we think there's some squatters. when they get there they discover this dog guys it was 87 degrees and after a few hours that car could reach about 130 degrees. you could see that the dog wasn't waiting. she climbed out on her own. but look what she d

this is in antarctica. this tube and they say it's harder if you're taller. >> because you can't bend your arms and legs. >> he goes down about 32 feet. when he gets down there, he gets the aquarium adventure of a life time. >> wow. >> permanent observation under the ice. >> whoa. >> you can see all these ice crystals, just the bottom of the ice, no fish right here. >> it's an observation for them to see humans, too. >> you can see somebody? scuba gear down there. >> what unique perspective. you get to see this almost alien-like world. >> also amazing, this purple ore discovered going under the sea, check out this. and this purple ore. >> dory? >> not scientists who can't identify it try to figure out what it is. >> i reckon it's some kind of -- >> are we going to grab it? >> yeah. >> check out the device they're using. >> looks like my old vacuum. >> they basically suction that thing in. >> have they figured out what it is yet? >> they said this is possibly a new species. it will take them years to bodied

. >>> the endangered spi spe sis migrate from antarctica.whales can be seen from the shore. >>> calling all pie lovers. key west held the annual key lime pie eating contest yesterday. 24 contestants took it on without using their hands. it didn't take long to gobble up the pie. just 1 minute and 2 seconds. now i think that's the waste of a good pie. >> you can't really enjoy it. >> it's key lime. it's delicious. look at that. >>> time now to wish a happy birthday hue wee lewis. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. breaking news overnigh---a nort blame. sam//vo -- a north bay home goes up in flames and fireworks are to blame. >>> plus, an armed man shot and killed by san jose police officers. this morning the investigation continues into what exactly happened. >>> and -- >> san francisco to gilroy to antioch to bay area celebrates america's independence day. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. the smoke has cleared from last night. hopefully you got a chance

. >>> in other stories, researchers say the hole in the ozone layer over antarctica has shrunk in theast 15 years. the layer shields the earth from harmful ultraviolet rays. scientists from the massachusetts institute of technology, the university of leeds, and others published their findings in the journal "science." they found the hole shrank by 4 million square kilometers between 2000 and 2015. that's a bigger area than india. chlorofluorocarbons and other gases damaged the ozone layer. they were used in dry cleaning solvents, refrigerators, and aerosol sprays. most countries have restricted emissions of those gases after signing the montreal protocol in 1987. the researchers say those efforts have put the planet on a path towards healing. >>> climbing season on mt. fuji has officially begun. hikers are flocking to japan's highest mountain. shortly after 4:30 a.m. friday, opening day, people near the summit got a glimpse of the sun rising in a sea of clouds. about 100 people attended a annual ceremony at a shinto shrine. the shrine is said to date back to the 10th century. the chie

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melting of ice, both sea ice, the layers of ice that form seasonally in the arctic, and around antarctica, and land ice, the major ice sheets,s, the continental ice sheets like the greenland ice sheet and the antarctic ice sheet. in both respects, both in terms of the shrinking amount of sea ice, for example, in the arctic at the end of a summer. the kind of trajectory that we're on leads to the conclusion that within a matter of a couple of decades, we may see ice free conditions in the arctic at the end of the summer. . this is somethining tt the climate models predict shouldn't happen for another 60 years, 'til the end of the 21st century, and indeed nature seems to be on a course that's faster, that's more dramatic than what the climate models predict. we are alreaeady observing and measuring a decrease in the amount of ice in the greenland ice sheet and the west antarctic ice sheet. now, the climate models have predicted that we shouldn't see that for many decades to come, and the key distinction here is if it's a land ice sheet, a land-based ice sheet, then when it melts, it actuall

a hairless man in the antarctica is fit in one sense and ill in another. so the question of what perfect means is always changing. of course there are some diseases where, you know, under no circumstances can we imagine that there will be sickness. they are devastating diseases. >> rose: so success has been found when you can identify one gene much more difficult if they are multiple genes. >> typical human diseases are multiple genes. >> rose: especially cancer. >> especially cancer. >> rose: so where are we in cancer today. put on your oncology hat and your gene hat. we all know about immunotherapy. we now know at duke university using polar vaccine. brain disease. we know biden has a moon shot, this sort of moon shot. to eliminate as much cancer as possible. we've made dramatic with more knowledge of genetics and human genome with more knowledge and more powerful technology. >> yes. >> rose: and within increasing sense of shared information, although biden speaks about the silos that exist in this word. >> he does and he's right about most. >> rose: it'

. >> oh, my gosh, i felt like we were at, you know, delta tango z out in antarctica on the base.lly pleased for the show. i'm so pleased for our writers, and you know so many of our writers. >> seth: yeah, they're a great group. >> and our writers and our makeup staff and our hair staff, and the production design, they work so hard. they gave as much of their hearts as, i think, jordan and the writers and i did. and i hope they take home the gold. >> seth: well, congratulations. >> yes, thank you. >> seth: i hope the same, and congratulations for creating a show that i think we'll enjoy for a very long time. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, man. thank you so much. >> seth: keegan-michael key, everybody. "don't think twice" is in theaters this friday. we'll be right back with dominic cooper. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪la charrue passe dans le ciel♪ ♪ ♪et je descends lentement dmade with the perfect balance of raspberry ice cream, luscious raspberry sauce, and belgian chocolate. discover magnum chocolate pleasure. whe gets a ready fo

the penguin has lived in antarctica for millions of years. >> they are cute little critters. >> yeah. >> reporter: we are off to a damp start down south. but it's getting better, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you there is rain to the south of us, but it is beginning to break up. if we go in tighter we can see how most of the stuff highlighted in yellow is off the coast. all you're seeing is light to moderate showers, a lot of holes over the delaware bay and back into delaware. we are starting to get rid of this and we'll taper off to spotty showers in the afternoon. stepping outside to sky6 live hd, right now, the region is not looking well, not too bad overall, as we have some sunshine in play. generally speaking, not too bad conditions over most of the area. i guess we'll go straight to satellite and the rest of the stuff. 72 degrees, dewpoint, 54 that's an indication that the air is not all that humid which is nice. wind out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. cloud cover is thinning out a little bit be and we're getting sunshine in play and i-95 philadelphia and points

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