and moving a frozen library from the alps to antarctica. scientists are racing the clock to save ice containing valuable clues. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. it may be a holiday here in the united states but there was no rest for the presidential candidates working hard to win over the voters with two months to go until election day, . democratic nominee hillary clinton and her republican rival donald trump blanketed the battleground state of ohio, key to winning the white house. nick bryant starts our coverage. nick: labor day blitz began with the rollout of the new plane, emblazoned with hillary clinton's name but in letters dwarfed by her campaign slogan "stronger together." ms. clinton: hey, guys. look to our big plane. board,our reporters on the in-flight entertainment came from the former secretary of state. mrs. clinton: so happy to have you all with me. just waiting for this moment. no, really, and i will come back to talk to you more formally but i want to welcome you on to

. >> a rescue team explores the hidden dangers in antarctica. how even a training still mean you're one flip from death. >> oh, no! >> this dinosaur. >> dropping knowledge made him a viral video star. now in his first interview, he shows he doesn't do it for the fame. >> he likes being a star. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini as christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle find the best on the web. including the perfect wedding >> what happens after the father of the bride botches it big full-time. >> a day at the spa is supposed to be relaxing, but let's face it, regardless of where you're at, there's no chill day in russia. see this woman, bag in the left hand, wallet in the right, stops by the room, waves, then steps into the room. walking around. she's h >> business as usual. there's business out there that's unusual. now you see a woman with a towel wrapped around her, she heads outside, what, what, what? >> did she just rob a woman naked at the spa? did she steal her clothes, too? >> not her clothes, just the walk

. >> a rescue team explores the hidden dangers in antarctica. how even a training exercise can still mean you're one flip from >> oh, no! >> this dinosaur. >> dropping knowledge made him a viral video star. now in his first interview, he shows he doesn't do it for the fame. >> he likes being a star. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini as christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle find the best on the web. including the perfect wedding reception. >> then there's the toast. >> what happens after the father of the bride botches it big >> a day at the spa is supposed to be relaxing, but let's face it, regardless of where you're at, there's no chill day in russia. see this woman, bag in the left hand, wallet in the right, stops by the room, waves, then steps into the room. walking around. she's headed to the car. >> another day. >> business as usual. that's unusual. now you see a woman with a towel wrapped around her, she heads outside, what, what, what? >> did she just rob a woman naked at the spa? did she steal her clothes,

with the exception of south america and antarctica - every continent was represented in the event. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 o'clock is straight the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-inspired starts now. next stop - carson city. local leaders approve a plan to build and pay for an almost 2-billion dollar stadium.. we have the details of who's paying and what happens next. "hey reb!" is about to get a make- over.. why unlv is spending thousands of dollars to give it's controversial mascot an updated look. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas the plan for a one-point-nine billion dollar stadium for the raiders in las vegas is one step closer to reality. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. an oversight committee unanimously approved the plan and now its off to the nevada legislature for consideration. we have team coverage tonight. eric hilt is at one of the possible stadium locations with what comes next... but first we start with

. >> we have students from every continent except antarctica and australia. >> reporter: 37 start this fall. 35 arrived in milwaukee today. >> i will be studying i.t. >> i'm studying education. and a new culture and not knowing anyone. they are preparing for a new challenge. but they are excited to see what wisconsin has to offer. >> i heard wisconsin is famous for cheese. i have seen a lot of parties going on. i think that's what i'm looking forward to. >> reporter: students will go through orientation and take a trip to target to help them getle in. >> this is my we plan for it and we get excited and they are finally here. >> students say they are looking forward to eating cheeseburgers. i did tell them they need to try the cheese curds. >> reporter: we have you covered on your back-to-school weather and traffic. >> reporter: a new honor for brett favre. dedicated to the star quarterback. he retired in 2010, but his great moments live on. >> we are proud to honor as many accomplishments for his time with the packers. >> that's why a brand-new exhibit at lamboe field is honoring brett

. >> reporter: flagstaff is far from antarctica and he's back on the job coffeeing the girls -- coaching the girls tennis team. >> i hope everyone thinks i'm more of an inspiration because i worked my butt off and akeechd some of the goals i wanted to. >> amazing. >> absolutely. i love these stories. >> absolutely. >> all right. for -- you guys like beer? no. not so much? >> no. >> me neither. is that weird. >> there's a lot of people out there who do. and those who do wonder how it's made to taste so good. ny the people who do like it get their favorites especially the micro brewed beers. is a master home brewers all they have to do is ask what is on tap. oo>> reporter: we can set you up with the splice and ingredients. he was drun home brewing 24 years ago. >> the same ran gourmet cook, cooks. the quality of the product i'm producing and the fun of doing and satisfaction. >> reporter: as the craft breer craze took off in the early 2000s. it became clear to chuck a others. >> who apple pie is better? graham grandmas or the store? >> reporter: over the ma kwlan that man has been per mean

> back in 2014 the international polar foundation shared this video about the hidden dangers in antarctica. if you're out there l guys are doing research you might end up stuck inside one of them and that's why they have shared this next video. which shows their team members doing a training session of a rescue in a crevice and how dangerous even a training session can be. the man is roger, instructor, a researcher. here comes the rescuer carrying a harness that's going to be attached to roger. start their way back up to the surface. >> not fast enough. >> watch this. the harness that roger was attached to broke. and now you see the distance between the rescuer and roger. >> so this training, this drill, is turning into a true rescue now? >> kind of. they are trying not to use it because they are focusing on the on an actual rescue mission. >> it's why you do training. now you know what to do in the situation when it happens. >> and it works. >> so close to the surface. you're right there, you could even high-five your buddy. >> oh, no! >> get out. >> slips back in. fortunately, not that d

. >> a rescue team explores the hidden dangers in antarctica. how even a training still mean you're one flip from death. >> oh, no! >> this dinosaur. >> dropping knowledge made him a viral video star. now in his first interview, he shows he doesn't do it for the fame. >> he likes being a star. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini as christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle find the best on the web. including the perfect wedding

the system tracked this chinese vessel's suspicious and sudden relocation to the middle of antarctica of global fishing watch hope it will help strengthen enforcement efforts against illegal fishing. >> so this will help enforcement agencies decide where to allocate their resources, where to do a patrol, for example, or a flyover to investigate whether there's any possible illegal activity happening. >> reporter: u.s. senior administration officials are encouraging other countries like china and those in southeast asia to take more concrete measures to combat illegal fishing. >> for us protecting the ocean is a very important issue, so it really is a matter of international diplomacy to get countries to work together to preserve the ocean. >> reporter: the u.s. thinks the technology like global fishing watch will play a vital role in addressing illegal fishing and hopes this conference will be key in making progress on this issue. alicia rose, nhk world, washington. >>> time now for the weather forecast for the weekend. >>> this month's full moon is known as harvest moon and according

on skype kids can visit places like antarctica and talk to experts instead of just reading or studying. >> it is important for the kids to see that there are other things out there besides these 4 walls. we are in the 21st century and we have to get on board. last year they logged 38 38,000 skype miles. she is now encouraging more districts to sign on to skype. >>> op again . the latest on it's track and the efforts across (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth with just one bite, they knew. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us here on news channel 8. we're coming up on 7:00. after a wet saturday, we're here with a look at what you can expect the rest of this holiday we can. >>> so far we are looking good this morning. of people are starting to take there votes out over tampa bay. 77 in just a few minutes away from our official sunrise. suffragist a few scattered clouds of the indigent police breeze this morning. right now 75 clearwater. 74 apo

. >> stephen: what is more challenging, the migration of penguins across antarctica or narrating for hillary clinton. >> no, actually, it's all in your belief system, as it were, and i like the story of the penguins, and i like hillary. >> stephen: everybody loves any similarities? , none. >> stephen: so the story is going nowhere. i'll drop it. >> i like that about you. >> stephen: you're a friend of elon musk. >> yeah. >> stephen: he says you can go to mars for $10 billion. would you want to go to live on mars if you had the money? >> not yet. >> stephen: why. it's not even like the western frontier where there was nothing out there but grass and there is nothing on mars. there is not even water that you can be sure of. >> stephen: he's not a great salesman for it because he said, it will cost $10 million and pretty sure you're gonna die. ( laughter ) >> before you get back here, sure. >> stephen: it's a one-way trip, $10 million and a one-way trip and you're probably gonna die. >> well, like you say, not much of a sales pitch. >> stephen: yes. well, the new season of "madam it's g

. >> a rescue team explores the hidden dangers in antarctica. how even a training exercise can still death. >> oh, no! >> this dinosaur. >> dropping knowledge made him a viral video star. now in his first interview, he shows he doesn't do it for the fame. >> he likes being a star. >>> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini as christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle find the best on the web. including the perfect wedding reception. >> then there's the toast.

one is an australian company, the largest shareholder, and the other is in antarctica, so this is not something we have not covered. erik: covered but not sufficiently covered you. what about some of -- there are a lot of gold-mining companies with assets and they took on too much debt and try to diversify. naguib: we just bought a mine in we are here ifo anybody wants to sell us assets or dispose of them. we will take them. erik: [laughter] naguib: we want to grow. erik: why do you want to grow? not theit is inclination but about the fact that gold companies get a premium when they are larger, so you get another rating when you are growing. secondly, it is about synergy and how you produce cost. it would not increase cost but decrease it and it can be used. erik: let's go back to egypt. you have ambition to create egypt's largest investment bank. how do you do that? you have tried. naguib: we are still trying to discuss with the government to allow us to do that because it is not only about egypt. if you create a big investment bank in egypt, you can use it as a hub for africa and so

maybe not antarctica for good ness sake. i digress again. what are they crying about. >> some say they cried during the sex ed class. >> because it was so awkward. the solution toys get nervous teachers out of the classroom and bring sex professionals, into the classroom to teach these sex ed classes. >> i agree 1,000 percent. >> the last part headache it fun. >> make what fun. >> sex education fun. >> should it be fun. >> yes. >> wow. >> you cannot have your math or english teacher teaching but bird and bees because kids are already thinking of you as a math or english teacher. then you switch over and talking about sex. it headaches it awkward. because then you you are thinking about algebra. >> is that what they do we had health teacher. >> it was a slide show. >> this is what happened, it was like warts and everything else. >> yes. >> so, she uses sex as something to fear. >> well, they are just saying, if they do it this could happen. if you do it, be warned, this could happen to you. >> be safe. >> i think that is the problem, you are

so a little bit smarter than those guys in antarctica. heat over cold always. always. >> but these guys unfortunately are endangered they are here as endanger some of that comes from will you gos mroougs and habitat encoachment. lots of people like to live on beach. a lot of that comes from overfishing we eat lot same fish that they do we try to encourage public as much as we can to eat sustainably. you were so talkative early this morning you don't have anything to say? he just wants to flirt now. >> oh. i think you're handsome too. rob you are as well. >> thank you. just showing off penguins and animals it's about education conservation. you also have alleges spring nell a little fun too. lots of fun. brews by bay event october 7th. a friday. our 8 annual we're very, very excited about it. we've got an incredible partner in pepin distribute supplying beer. lots of different brewery will be around 14 local breweries. pumpkin. pumpkin you got to, you got oh that in october, right? event. we do have a tickets available still. i would probably get them quickly be

coming up, some of the most spectacular dives in thescarlet, from antarctica to india.♪ julie: welcome back. walt disney company is working with financial advisors to evaluate a financial -- potential bid for twitter. momentsjust breaking ago from alex sherman and sarah frier. after receiving some inbound interest, as we have talked about over the last several days , twitter has started the process. salesforce.com is also considering a bid working with bank of america. foresentatives for twitter and disney were not available to comment. taking a line lower, twitter going higher. in the recent round as peculation, salesforce.com was this is a more concrete report. scarlet: this is a question that we will be asking paul sweeney, who covers media companies, how well twitter fits in with disney. disney is very fr family-friendly. a lot of people were saying that salesforce coming in to buy twitter was more about using its analytics. using the data on the consumer and using that more effectively. you wonder to what extent the disney and twitter brand work together. this is s

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