across the arctic circle they are seeing ice melting and the landscape change.ents must act. climate change is a real threat to me and my people in greenland. as a person living in the arctic circle it is scary that the ice is melting so fast. i'm scared for my future and my friends's future. my community environment has been affected by climate change. less snowfall. the summers are hotter. and the snow that has been falling is more compact. i've seen a lot of changes. in the wintertime it is getting warmer than we're used to. polar bears are being pushed into civilisation. climate change has affected the region. from invasive species like salmon invading our waters and coastal erosion, forcing people to relocate their home. the lakes are draining out and our rivers are getting wider and shallower. this is a snow machine. it runs on gas and oil. we use it to hunt, get wood and get water. with the ice melting, it can be dangerous in the long—run to continue driving on the rivers and lakes. over the years we've seen numbers of animals go down and i think it's bec

deep inside the arctic circle, especialally the areasas in nortrthern canada a and russia,e contininuousermafrfrost shown here in light blue where at least 90 percent of the ground is permanently frozen. we travelled a long way to the town of batagay in siberia, where increasingly, the permafrost is melting. >> a growingng abyss. the batagai cratater is abouta kilometer wide and a hundred meters deep. it's the biggest permafrost crater i in the world.d. day by day, new layersf icice meltway, e exposing everer moe ancient pepermafrost to o harsh wiwind and weathther. but despite e the continuingng meltlt, the regiononal environmental inspector isn't too concerned d about the risig tetemperatures.. >> f from what i h have obser, ththe crater grorows by aboutn meters every year. i don't ththink that's v vey worrying. the melting g of the permafrft can have an effect on us, but the process is very slow. nature and the locals here will adapt to the changes. >> the crater stararted off as st a sma g gully. a section of forest was cleared here in the 1960s. that meant the icy ground below was n

look at how far to the north it's going, almost all the way up to the arctic circle, grabbing that bone dry air and shooting it right down into our neighborhoods. in fact, you can see on the water vapor imagery we are so close to that orange which is the driest of the dry air and consequently you can see all those red flag warnings whether they're here, nevada, arizona or even utah. very dangerous situation across the west just not us. we are not the only ones dealing with this. today's temperatures near 70 along the coast, mid to upper 70s. tonight the breezes will be up just enough that it will keep us in the 40s and 30s. 40s in the valleys, fremont, even palo alto could drop into the 40s like the south bay but i think the 30s are on our way tuesday night into wednesday, wednesday night into thursday. because this air is so dry, we're talking about temperatures that will warm nearly 40 degrees from morning into afternoon. we will drop down to closer to average temperatures friday and it looks really nice for halloween. don't forget, set your clocks back, we lose that -- we gain an hou

today's decision by the remember criminal court of appeals on the actions of golden dawn it's from arctic circle in the public life of the country comes to a close his political dimension his fortunately been charged by the secret of the republic. to be not information from parliament now with the independent judiciary give its own answer. or petrus facilis as a political analyst on greece and european affairs explains why there's been a rise of white supremacist groups in greece. after almost 10 years or 4 stared at the financial crises and in the context of the migration crises the country is currently facing in the government and other stakeholders in greece but only so goes the utopian you know must address those root causes the vast majority of greeks see the idea and made it about 63 percent of them see that there is rampant inequality and that their voice doesn't sound doesn't count 59 percent of greeks believe that politicians don't listen to that. 79 percent of greeks peeved that court option is strong in the country those kind of sentiments have been exploited by golden dawn and other

today's decision by the remember criminal court of appeals on the actions of golden dawn it's from arctic circle in the public life of the country comes to a close he is a political dimension his fortunately been charged by the secret of the republic. to be nuts information from parliament now with the independent judiciary give its own. welfare fairness as a doc to losses a reader in european politics at the university of surrey he says the ruling may be the end of golden dawn but not of the far right. well. the party the party has been outvoted in parliament anyway and this was kind of a dooming stone let's say to their fate however what it doesn't do is uproot that kind of neo fascist tendencies that may exist in greece and may be expressed through different party formations right now the refugee crisis that has been happening around europe and especially greece on the context of the islands and the refugee camps there has been an important factor in raising issues with immigration and precisely golden dawn was that being on these particular incoming incoming set of immigrants on the islands

today's decision by the 3 member criminal court of appeals on the actions of golden dawn it from arctic circle in the public life of the country comes to a close his political dimension his fortunately been charged by the victory of the republic. to denounce the formation from parliament now with the independent judiciary give its own. theophanous exit acting losses a lecture in european politics at the university of sorry he says this won't look the end of greece's far right wing political movement. they do have political representation they're called the greek solution they are a faction of older right wing from ations in greek politics and they captured certain sentiments of racism and immigration feelings and so on within greek politics they are much lighter than golden dawn's the left or right for mation but at least they don't think gauging vigilante activities and and openly violent activities against immigrants know we may have sealed the fate of golden dawn with this decision this landmark decision in the court but we have definitely knocks down the sentiments of the far right wing in

let me show you the jet stream and how progressive it is going from hawaii to nearly the arctic circles away, grabbing that dry, cold air and then steering it right down towards us. it's humid when it gets up to the top around anchorage. as it's over the land and downslopes off the mountains, it compresses, heats, it dries, it accelerates. that's why we're dealing with what we're dealing with. we're in the bowl of some of the driest air across the entire world right now. so, what will happen right now, the breezes, the sunshine will keep our temperatures mild and fairly uniform. 74 in san francisco. 79 in santa rosa. upper 60s to low 70s along the coast. tonight, sheltered areas from the winds will be in the 40s. everybody else will be in the 50s. my accuweather 7-day forecast, lows in the 30s and 40s wednesday and thursday. temperatures slightly warmer than average in the afternoon. the marine layer comes back friday. temperatures in the 60s and 70s throughout the holiday weekend. >> i'm not breathing a sigh of relief yet but it could have been a lot worse so far this morning. so i'm

look how progressive this jet stream is, going from honolulu up to nearly the arctic circle, but once it gets up there, it loses that humidity and it comes down and it downslopes off the mountains and gets drier. we're in the bowl of the driest air we're going to have this go around. that's going to allow temperatures with the sunshine -- we still get less than 11 hours. it's enough. winds coming off the mountains and subsiding into the valleys, compresses and heats. that's why we're looking at mid 70s to upper 70s. near 70 at the coast. tonight you can see those areas of shelter in youcaip rosa and the rest of us are in the 50s. we'll be under this air mass until at least thursday. 70s and 80s, barely 80 for highs. you can see the marine layer comes back friday. temperatures back to average and a quiet weekend other than setting our clocks back. we get that extra hour of sleep, kumasi. >> happy about that. >>> this morning stunning video of the harlem ballet company dancing to bach that will give you goosebumps. ♪ so the dance theater of harlem company created this combination of bal

today's decision by the remember criminal court of appeals on the actions of colin don't at some arctic circle in the public life of the country comes to a close is political dimension his fortunately been charged by the secret of the republic. to be not information from parliament now with the independent judiciary give its own answer. well theophanous exit out to last says a reader in european politics at the university of surrey he says the verdict doesn't mean the ends of greece's right wing political movement. they do have political representation they're called the great solution they are a faction of older right wing from ations in greek politics and they captured certain sentiments of racism and immigration feelings and so on within great politics they are much lighter than golden dawn still a far right for mation but at least they don't engage in vigilante activities and and openly violent activities against immigrants now we may have sealed the fate of golden dawn with this decision this landmark decision in the court but we have definitely not down the sentiments of the far right wi

today's decision by the remember criminal court of appeals on the actions of color in tone from arctic circle in the public life of the country comes to a close is political dimension his fortunately been charged by the secret of the republic. to be not information from parliament now the independent judiciary give its own answer. well petrus for so this is a political analyst from greece and european affairs he joins us now by skype from brussels gets talked a year on the news we just heard the greek prime minister saying the varitek and the traumatic cycle in the country's public life. we're seeing prove violent process of seeing on the streets of athens as we speak. i think the verdict handed down today certainly a welcome development in the effort to push back on the advance of the season but it's certainly not the end of sauces them in country in the country not least because the underlying reasons that brought to prominence called them dawn and ball didn't just elements within their greece haven't disappeared they are so sure kaname as well as political conditions of the have allowed th

that's right, 100-degrees fahrenheit along the arctic circle. temperatures in alaska reached over 90-degrees fahrenheit for the first time in that state's history. temperatures in death valley reached over 140-degrees fahrenheit, the hottest temperature ever recorded, september was the hottest september recorded on the heels of the hottest decade on earth, this year is on track to be one of the hottest years ever recorded, this year, and it's not getting better. it's getting first. when she was first asked simply it climate change was real, judge barrett responded that she is, and i quote, not a scientist. close quote. well, mr. president, i'm not a scientist either. i am, however, the senior democrat on the senate environmental works committee. i realize that you don't have to be a scientist to trust scientists. you know it is gravity which is keeping our feet firmly on the ground. when judge barrett was later asked by one of our colleagues whether coronavirus is infectious, judge barrett said, and i quote, it's an obvious fact, yes. she was th