well the arctic circle for ribbon china. we will have plenty shushu watch called three things shifting. arctic future because the fact of the mater reach the pollution in china news show moderation schuster's rather than indio indonesia or japan korea is probably among the great to stretch to the future of the all. with all to comprehend ship clean energy transformation in a shoe in africa as well as the americas of europe we will continue to see the arctic . to the green light of the ice sheet. total sham the future off the authors will be fine. and enough for a go. and if these parts of the world continue to pollute the planet of course they will continue to smoke the resources will become more and more available and that is one of the reason why i have always encouraged the in a moment of the asian countries some of those in the few deep bait of the future of the earth to. because whether we like a film or the arctic is no more pro bowl and perhaps any other part of the planet because if you want to have the arctic will de

on the arctic by sun difficult as you know the pulse of the world during my general ship of the arctic circle which i stopped six years ago i am also very much aware of the growing interest of china japan and korea frogs. in the arctic so to go the the your ocean brushed the rushed of the arctic states including our own have also to come to go though or not coherent policy with respect to what i call the new war rival the arctic from asia and also from the european continent and the topic of this were surely tensions between them always come up in context of the arctics and how that would affect the situation their trust most recent national security strategy prairie taxes the so-called great power grab really in pentagon is actually currently working on the arctic defense strategy what do you think this could lead to i mean no one wants war and that's where sure but is this is to nation where no one wants a war. but everyone just pumps funds into a cold weather we are in fact talking about the part of the planet which is almost the military mobile from the cold war to this part of the planet

slipping southwards during tuesday, dragging in cold winds, coming all the way from within the arctic circlege will be pushing eastwards, taking the rain with it on tuesday. the colder air following. sunshine and showers — some of the showers heavy with some hailand thunderand, yeah, there will be snow up in the hills as well. now a look at the temperatures. highs of seven degrees in belfast. factor in those strong northerly winds, it really is going to feel quite cold, especially compared with the weather we've seen over recent days. low pressure then stays with us through the rest of the week, really. this area of low pressure in the north sea bringing rain and potentially some significant mountain snow across scotland and perhaps also the pennines as well for a time on wednesday. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and heavy showers. and the thing with the showers is, when they come along, they could drop the temperatures just over a short period of time by four or five degrees, so it is going to feel pretty chilly out and about. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louis

slipping southwards during tuesday, dragging in cold winds, coming all the way from within the arctic circlehe rain with it on tuesday. the colder air following. sunshine and showers — some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder and yeah, there will be snow on the hills as well. now a look at the temperatures. highs of seven degrees in belfast. factor in those strong northerly winds, it really is going to feel quite cold, especially compared with the weather we've seen over recent days. low pressure then stays with us through the rest of the week, really. this area of low pressure in the north sea bringing rain and potentially some significant mountain snow across scotland and perhaps also the pennines as well for a time on wednesday. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and heavy showers. and the thing with the showers is, when they come along, they could drop the temperatures over a short period of time by four orfive degrees, so it is going to feel pretty chilly out and about. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our t

this was far north even by a siberian compass-- above the arctic circle, where the kolyma river fills the east siberian sea. 15 time zones from new york, we found the aspiring ghost town of chersky. a trading port in soviet times, cherksy was gutted by the fall of communism-- losing 80% of its residents. there's not much reason to visit, unless, like many scientists today, you're beating a path to the northeast scientific station to meet its founder, 63-year-old sergey zimov. hello. >> sergey zimov: hello. >> pelley: i'm scott. >> sergey zimov: i'm sergey. >> pelley: nice to see you, sergey. he welcomed us in summer, when fireweed enjoys a few weeks of liberation. but 40 siberian winters remained indelible on zimov's face-- the price of solitude for a geophysicist who longed to be remote from his communist bosses. when people hear the word "siberia," they think about exile. but it sounds to me like exile's exactly what you had in mind. >> sergey zimov: yes. only one problem, so long winter. >> pelley: the winter's long? >> sergey zimov: yes. >> pelley: winters are long as ever, but no

sweden, in the heart of scandinavia and at the edge of the arctic circle, is the fourth-largest country in fall and winter, the northe

sweden, in the heart of scandinavia and at the edge of the arctic circle, is the fourth-largest country in europe. in fall and winter, the northern lights are on striking display here, and mucuch of the pristine landscape is shaped by mountains, forests, and lakes. most of sweden's 9 million people, over 80%, live in cities like stockholm, the capital. gateway to the baltic sea, stockholm spans 14 islands and is said to be one of the cleanest cities in the world. here, residents have more than adopted an environmental spirit; it's part of their culture. >> sweden being ahead of the curve in terms of environmental issues--i think it's because most swedes still have a real connection to the environment around us. >> swedes' concern about the envvironment really dates back from our love of the nature and that we really want to preserve thihings for thehe coming generation, which is a big thing for us here in sweden. >> even here in stockholm, which is a big city, there is a park close by, so it gives individualals a sense of connection withth the envnviront around them that i ththink a lot

the situation is even worse in northern canada approaching the arctic circle where temperatures rosehe global rate. we are seeing warmer temperatures but also more heat waves, fewer extreme cold temperatures. we are seeing melting of the ice in the art, big reductions in arctic sea ice area, shorter snow cover season, glaziers melting, so that's affecting the streamflow and rivers. —— glaciers. without drastic action, scientists warn the effects of temperature rise are likely to be reversible and campaigners are calling on the government to tackle it. the country's prime ministerjustin trudeau has declared climate action atop priority and canada has already pledged to reach a paris agreement target of reducing co2 emissions by 30% by 2030 but others feel tighter regulation and carbon taxes on the wrong way to go so as the political battle continues to rage over canadian climate policy, it is shaping up to be a divisive issue for the country's general election later this year. caroline rigby, bbc news. nasa has called india's deconstruction of a satellite a terrible thing that could t

slipping southwards during tuesday, dragging in cold winds, coming all the way from within the arctic circlee colder air following. sunshine and showers — some of the showers heavy with some hailand thunderand, yeah, there will be snow up in the hills as well. now a look at the temperatures. highs of seven degrees in belfast. factor in those strong northerly winds, it really is going to feel quite cold, especially compared with the weather we've seen over recent days. low pressure then stays with us through the rest of the week, really. this area of low pressure in the north sea bringing rain and potentially some significant mountain snow across scotland and perhaps also the pennines as well for a time on wednesday. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and heavy showers. and the thing with the showers is, when they come along, they could drop the temperatures over a short period of time by four orfive degrees, so it is going to feel pretty chilly out and about. this is bbc news, the headlines: president erdogan‘s governing party in turkey has lost control of several big cities in local electio

the situation is even worse in northern canada approaching the arctic circle where temperatures rosegion is likely to continue to warm at more than double the global rate. they are saying warmer temperatures but also more heat waves, fewer extreme cold temperatures. we are seeing melting of the ice in the art, big reductions in arctic sea ice area, shorter snow cover season, glaziers melting, so that's affecting the strea mflow a nd melting, so that's affecting the strea mflow and rivers. melting, so that's affecting the streamflow and rivers. without drastic action, scientists warn the effects of temperature rise are likely to be reversible and campaigners are calling on the government to tackle it. the country's prime minister justin trudeau has declared climate action atop priority and canada has already pledged to reach a paris agreement target of reducing co2 emissions by 30% by 2030 but others feel tighter regulation and carbon taxes on the wrong way to go so as the political battle continues to rage over canadian climate policy, it is shaping up to be a divisive issue for the

this is arctic circle some two minutes past midday moscow time next authorities in california released body cam video of the police shooting of american rapper willie mccool and apparently shows that musician was asleep at the time the next video contains disturbing images and sounds. the incident took place in february police were initially called to check a mccoy's wellbeing six officer shot him twenty five times claiming he leaned for his gun when he woke up in his car the video evidence suggests police did not try to wake him up something that his family also claimed the big picture here police in the united states killed more than a thousand people in twenty eighty most of the officers involved did not go on to face criminal charges african-americans and latinos us to to sickly more likely to be shot by the police than other groups michel gross from the communities against police brutality told us the offices in the mccoy case should be charged with murder. it is in no way a best practice of police they should not have shot him and you know it was ridiculous they shot him twenty f

talent was heading out to track russian submarine movements and the north sea in the arctic circle a mission that calls for calm heads and steady hands and this comes on the heels of another royal embarrassment soldiers including four from prince harry's old regiment also busted for coke what is going on there and here let's ask dr harlan ullman vietnam and persian gulf veteran now chairman of two private companies and u.p.i. is arnaud de boer scrub distinguished columnist welcome back. having served as a former pentagon adviser can you give us comfort that our troops aren't getting anywhere near that nuclear button while they're high i have also a sailor in the royal navy i spent two happy years in the royal navy i know it intimately well and quite frankly this is a non-story you're making too much about nothing what are the safeguards that are built into the system so if the rules are a liability program and the fact that these people were screened immediately tells you that there's a safe in every navy the russian navy the american navy and it when you're dealing with militaries i

slipping southwards during tuesday, dragging in cold winds, coming all the way from within the arctic circlel be pushing eastwards, taking the rain with it on tuesday. the colder air following. sunshine and showers — some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder and yeah, there will be snow up in the hills as well. now a look at the temperatures. highs of seven degrees in belfast. factor in those strong northerly winds, it really is going to feel quite cold, especially compared with the weather we've seen over recent days. low pressure then stays with us through the rest of the week, really. this area of low pressure in the north sea bringing rain and potentially some significant mountain snow across scotland and perhaps also the pennines as well for a time on wednesday. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and heavy showers. and the thing with the showers is, when they come along, they could drop the temperatures over a short period of time by four orfive degrees, so it is going to feel pretty chilly out and about. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and aroun

comes in smoothly you're right it's usually flooding like and the temperatures are taking up the arctic circle here these days temperatures plus size plus three here so everywhere is now looking warmer than freezing only just because it's enough for a thaw and unfortunate has results because you tend to get an ice jam when that happens when the brain. the water overflows exactly what's happened in a place called bird's feet which is east of quebec these are all the result a sudden floods not from rain just from the river overflowing i think it's a bit amusing this river is called the show da which french means boy that this is a cold pot accountability here that's what it's called currently of course there's still potential for more snow to fall over into fall so it can only add to the problem with what's happening in canada in the u.s. the story is one of we would think more tornadoes but not immediately what's developing here in texas is certainly developing storm system that could repeat what happened only a few days ago as it moves slowly eastwards at the moment there is hail folding in te

slipping southwards during tuesday, dragging in cold winds, coming all the way from within the arctic circlenshine and showers — some of the showers heavy with some hailand thunderand, yeah, there will be snow up in the hills as well. now a look at the temperatures. we're just looking at highs of seven degrees in belfast. factor in those strong northerly winds, an it really is going to feel quite cold, especially compared with the weather we've seen over recent days. low pressure then stays with us through the rest of the week, really. this area of low pressure in the north sea bringing rain and potentially some significant mountain snow across scotland and perhaps also the pennines as well for a time on wednesday. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and heavy showers. and the thing with the showers is, when they come along, they could drop the temperatures just over a short period of time by four or five degrees, so it is going to feel pretty chilly out and about. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: british mps are to vote again on alternative brexit options after they fa

slipping southwards during tuesday, dragging in cold winds, coming all the way from within the arctic circleth it on tuesday. the colder air following. sunshine and showers — some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder and yeah, there will be snow on the hills as well. now a look at the temperatures. highs of seven degrees in belfast. factor in those strong northerly winds, it really is going to feel quite cold, especially compared with the weather we've seen over recent days. low pressure then stays with us through the rest of the week, really. this area of low pressure in the north sea bringing rain and potentially some significant mountain snow across scotland and perhaps also the pennines as well for a time on wednesday. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and heavy showers. and the thing with the showers is, when they come along, they could drop the temperatures over a short period of time by four orfive degrees, so it is going to feel pretty chilly out and about. hello, welcome to bbc news. our top story: parliament in the uk gets ready to vote on alternatives to the prime mini

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. >> reporter: so we made the trip 330 miles boabove the arctic circle and out onto the ice to see the research firsthand. >> how deep is this? >> 25 meters. >> ignacius rig or is a scientit from the university of washington. >> what's this one? >> this is our fundamental weather station that measures air pressure, air temperatures. the other thing this measures is also winds and pressure as we need to forecast weather and city climate change. >> the data ignatius is bringing us is absolutely critical. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says that forecasting is the key to many alaskans' way of life as temperatures here continue to rise at an unprecedented rate. >> is this data part of that? will this go into that to help with modelling? >> weather is so important up here for not only telling us how to dress today, but also because we use our forecast for aviation, for transportation, and that's critical in alaska because so many communities aren't on roads. >> for the average person sitting at home watching right now, what does this mean to them? >> one thing everyb

who else but al roker could attract a crowd far above the arctic circle? >> what time is it there, roker? >> it's 3:00 a.m. here. everybody is happy. this is the whale bonar much here. out there is the arctic. it's a frozen sea. not as much frozen as they would like, and we are here. we went yesterday. we landed here actually early saturday morning, saturday afternoon and we ended up going out on the ice doing important research work with scientists who are studying climate change. this is ground zero for climate change. temperatures are warming twice this is ground zero for climate change. temperatures are warming twice as fast here as they are around the rest of the world. we are going to examine climate change and what is being done about it and what it means for the rest of not only the country, but the world. they are finding answers here, guys, that impact us all in the years to come. we will have that coming up a little bit later. >> al, we look forward to those stories. thank you so much. >>> we'll start with the top story. the growing fight in wash

nbc sent al roker to the arctic circle this morning.s actually speaking with scientists studying the effects of climate change. al is there as they conduct their experiment on the ice. >> you see stuff, social media and interviews from some politicians saying, oh, there's always been climate changes, always been variations in weather. what's the big deal? what do you say to those folks? >> it's true that there has always been changes in climate. usually they span thousands of years. what we are seeing now is unprecedented. the changes that are happening in 30, 50 years. >> look for al's story that starts in just one hour. you can find it right after "today in the bay". >>> right now at 6:00, one of the biggest attempts to relieve parking problems. the changes bart riders will face this morning. >>> shocking death. fans mourning nipsey hussle. how friends are remembering a man making a positive impact in the community. >>> interpret regulation. the call from facebook over the weekend what it would mean for all of us. "today in the bay" c

. >> reporter: so we made the trip 330 miles above the arctic circle. here we are.to the ice to see the research first hand. how deep do you want it to be? >> 25 meters. there you go. nice. measure how thick the ice is. >> reporter: ignatius is a scientist from the university of washington. so, what's this one? >> this is one of our fundamental weather stations that measures air pressure, air temperatures. so, the other thing this thing measures is also winds and sea level pressure. these are the fundamental parameters we need to forecast weather and city climate change. >> let's go talk about your instruments. the data like ignatius is bringing us here is critical. it help makes our weather forecasting better. >> reporter: amy with noaa says that forecasting is the key to many alaskans way of life. as temperatures here continue to rise at an unprecedented rate. is this data part of that or will this go into that with modeling? >> weather models are so important up here not only for knowing what it is going to be like for how we can dress today, but also because we

in fact, they are reaching areas as far north as the arctic circle.nean —like athens, not even making 20 celsius. that makes the lowlands of scotland, yes, today, woman and at least one or two spots in greece, how about that? the evening is looking beautiful across most of the uk. this is a little area of cloud behind me, that is a weak weather front that will be drifting over the next couple of days in the north—western part of the uk. it moving in that direction, rather than across the country. it is staying clear tonight. the nights are long so the temperatures will dip. a chilly morning on the way for many of us. then we do it all again. that powerful sun is going to heat up that powerful sun is going to heat up the air, and ten bridges will be climbing. i mentioned that where the front, a bit more cloud and spots of rainfor our front, a bit more cloud and spots of rain for ourfriends in front, a bit more cloud and spots of rain for our friends in the western isles. maybe 13 in stornoway. it could peak at 25 or maybe even 26 degrees, so it really

. >> reporter: so we made the trip 330 miles above the arctic circle. here we are.there you go. t>> we'll measure howck the ice is. >> ignacious rigor is a scientist from the university of washington. what's this going to do? >> this little bar is our fundamental weather station. it measures air pressure, air temperature. it also measures the wind and we have the fundamental parameters in the forecas weather and study climate change. >> let's go talk about your instrument. >> the data is absolutely critical. it helps mak our weather forecasting better. >> reporter: the nationalc oceani and atmoseric administration say forecasting is the key for many aser temperatures continue to rise at an unprecedented rate. is this data a part of that? willhis go ino help with modeling? here noto important up only for knowing what it will be like for how we can dress today but because we use our forecast for aviation, for marine transportation and that's critical inlaska because so es aren'the communi on roads. >> so the average person sitting at home wating right now what does th

i know you have been invited certainly be the arctic circles. those that are interested in all things arctic but for you to speak to the level of innovation it's something that the conference that i have attended on numerous occasion. senator king has joined as well. but so i look forward to further discussions on that. >> eat goes to senator man khon. >> you got us another impressive committee meeting. >> thank you to both of you. welcome secretary perry. this is the third time you've been before the committee in terms of the budget and while it's good to see you, i have to say that while you're talking about new america energy era. unfortunately bharks i see in the energy budget is a budget that -- unforge late in, i see the energy budget is a budget that it feels like advanced manufacturing, clean vehicle and energy technologies and cutting edge research. i will say the exception to that and i want to thank you for the your continues support because it doesn't include the project at michigan state university which i've talked to you number of

but i know that you have been invited certainly by the arctic circle assembly. this is an annual gathering in iceland, those that are interested in all things arctic, but for you to speak to the level of innovation is a conference that i have attended on numerous, numerous occasions. i believe senator king has joined as well. but something you might want to consider. i'll look forward to further discussions on that. >> i want to defer to senator stabenow who has another pressing meeting. >> i appreciate the courtesy of my colleague. welco wil thank you to both of you. welcome, secretary perry. while it's good to see you, i have to say that while you're talking about new america energy era, unfortunately, what i see in the energy budget is a budget that cuts programs that support american ingenuity. what feels like advanced manufacturing, technologies and cutting edge research. i will say the extension of that support because the budget does include funding for what we call the at michigan state university, which is the world's most powerful radioactive beam facil

recognizing that this goes far beyond just alaska but i know that you have been invited certainly by the arctic circle assembly. this is an annual gathering in iceland. those that are interested in all things arctic. but for you to speak to the level of innovation is something the conference that i have attended on numerous occasions i believe, senator king has joined as well, but something that you might want to consider. so i look forward to further discussions on that. let's go to senator manchin. >> i defer to the senator who has another pressing committee meeting. >> i appreciate the courtesy of my colleague and thank you to both of you. i welcome secretary perry, this is the third time you've been before the committee in terms of the budget. and while it's good to see you, i have to say that while you're talking about new america energy era, unfortunately what i see in the energy budget is a budget that gets programs that support american ingenuity. and our global preeminence in fields like advanced manufacturing, clean vehicle and energy technology, and cutting-edge research. i will say the exc

right into arctic circle, it's coming across us on the easterly wind at the moment.ck, perhapsjust a little rain for northern ireland in the southwest of england on sunday. the weekend bringing a lot of dry weather, but i think quite a bit of cloud around by sunday. and it will still be pretty chilly. in the west it's also going to get quite windy, so slow gradual changes, but the two things that we stick with your saturday and sunday area stick with your saturday and sunday are a lot of dry weather, and some rather disappointing temperatures, but just cast your eye along rather disappointing temperatures, butjust cast your eye along these lines are, because it does like as we go further into the week ahead, and closer to the easter bank holiday weekend, we will start to see some milder weather arriving into the uk. and at the moment there is some indicator even that we could see temperatures up into the high teens across the southern half of the uk by the time we get to good friday. so stick with us, and hopefully something a little warmer awaits. hello, i'm ros atk