that's not acceptable. >> reporter: the boulder police telling fox this is still an active and ongoingtigation and the department meets with multiple entities on a regular basis, including private labs and the fbi. a spokesperson for the colorado governor's office said they have no update at this time. >> shannon: laura, thank you very much. coming up, stunning footage of killer whales going after a great white. plus, what exactly is this guy doing? the day's best home videos are next. made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce... joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. because quality sleep is vital, the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing, s

and i was, like, oh, you lift like giant boulders and deadlift cars?s pretty cool and i want to do that. >> reporter: together rob and joey have become arguably the world's strongest couple. they've written a book, and to their surprise, were fully embraced by their strongman community. and today they're giving me a lesson, how to become a strong man 101. >> so this is honestly kind of like a strongman playground. >> reporter: playground is a kind way to put it. still, i wanted to try my hands at the strongest man's mo event. those famed atlas stones. >> we have ones that are plenty light enough where first time you could throw them around no problem. >> all right, perfect. is this my stone? >> yeah. >> all right. >> and i'll bring mine up as well. [ laughter ] just a little bit different. >> reporter: from here, you hold onto it and then you're just going to look up at the platform, squeeze it into your body, stand up and get it up on the platform. okay. so you make it look easy. >> get your fingers underneath it. squeeze it, bring it up into your lap

fox this week she thinks the case could be solved within hours under certain circumstances if the boulder to the dna in the case. it can help track down a family member of the suspect and could lead to her killer. >> we have been able to solve on average one crime per week using this technology. >> the 6-year-old's family says they hope keeping the pressure on will bring them results. >> we won't let this case end up in a dusty file cabinet in the boulder police department. that's not acceptable. >> the boulder police telling fox this is still an active and ongoing investigation and the department meets with multiple entities on a regular basis including private labs and the fbi. a spokesperson for the colorado governor's office said they have no updates at this time. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >> eric: there was a bizarre death in north carolina. investigators say that the co pilot of a small cargo plane was killed on friday after he fell or jumped from that plane as it was making an emergency landing at the raleigh durham international airport. they say 22-year-old co pilot did

they help the group relocate back to their old site in boulder creek. the group is exhausted but not giving up. >> it's been relentless with covid and then the fire and the oak fire. near us. within the last week. there's been a lot. we have a really great group. people are determined and resilient. we love our camp. there's a lot to keep going for. >> i hope that's >> during the recent evacuation there were no cancers on-site due to covid. >>> the twitter page is a wonderful resource during fire season and really really around. so much information, always tweeting out updates, make sure to follow his handle is at rob rob mayeda. >>> we have a follow-up to the travel nightmare at saratoga high school stuck in europe. the orchestra has been touring eastern europe. the true had a smooth sailing until they got canceled flight home. they could not rebook the group until sometime in august. that was a big concern. thankfully his parents were able to keep together around about way through munich and houston and in the end, it was all worth it. >> each day was

. >> perseverance's telescopic camera spotted a lot of boulders he didn't expect to see in the middle? >> absolutely. >> what do those boulders tell new. >> the most reasonable interpretation tell you the flood. you don't have fast flowing water in the middle of a lake. you get fast flowing water in the river. there was a river that was capable of transporting boulders this big. >> so, what, the lake would have gone down and later on there was a flood? >> yeah, exactly. >> perseverance was supposed to leave ingenuity behind after a 30 day demonstration of its flying ability. nasa officials decided to keep them together and explore how rovers and helicopters might be able to work together. the fastest perseverance is designed to travel is a tenth of a mile an hour. ingenuity has gone 20 times faster. >> an aerial vehicle, flying vehicle for space exploration is game changing. >> it frees you in a way? >> absolutely. a flying vehicle, rotor craft allows us to get places. inside deep sea cliffs. >> after perseverance explored the floor, it's headed to a remnant of an ancient river delta

. >>> next, to the commute in boulder, colorado, that was anything but ordinary. >> that's right.creek on friday morning for the annual tube to work day. >> workers came equipped with their tubes, helmets and some with wacky outfits, all with a mind to change up their morning routines. organizers say for the event, it's become so popular in recent years that they've had to cap attendance to just 800 people over safety concerns. all right. >>> next, to yoga with goats. >> so it's not the yoga with cats. >> it's not. it's with goats. >> okay. now it's with goats, and we're not talking about sharing a yoga mat with tom brady. the folks at rose farm north of philadelphia have opened up their space for instruction in the art of goat yoga, using trained goats interacting with students in mid-pose. >> rosebridge farm is a sanctuary for all kinds of rescue animals like horses, sheep, chickens and, of course, goats. the reason why we brought christie here is to tell you in person we're sending you there, and you're going to have to do some downward dog with billy goats. >> i feel like i've

larger with unusual architecture, high thick stone walls and monumental buildings made of large boulders. it was called the city of giants. after all, no one else would have built such a thing according to biblical tradition, it was at that time that a duel took place between the young shepherd david and the three-meter giant goliath, however , archaeologists, until they found evidence the existence of giants. all find. the skeletons belonged to ordinary people, but it is possible that the gath still keep their secrets. this was such a day in history. we watch to know everything about russia , we watch the best historical series for free without registration. the evacuation exit is blocked on the windows of the lattice fire in the moscow hostel .

having to push this boulder up the hill again and again and again. baldwin tried to commit suicide at least three times, right? no name in the street publish come he's coming off one of those attempts trying to make sense of this moment because he's trying in some ways to tell a story that will offer resources for us to imagine how to keep struggling. i think the way in which i came out of it is it's not the end to which we're trying to push the boulder. the value is in the actual pushing, to invoke, it's the beautiful struggle itself and that's where meaning is found. because if we think that we have to see the end as a precondition for our struggle, for a better america, we won't make it. >> one of the fascinating things about john lewis is he became a kind of walking monument. he was a kind of in the anniversary business, right? he took congressional delegations back every year to selma. if you need something on an anniversary he was always there and he's the only public figure i have ever known who could be at the scene of his great triumphs that

ground in this crisis has contributed that our legislative process is broken and have no sense that boulders are going back towards you or you have a conviction that you are on the right side of history and senator chris murphy falls into the latter. the senator has been a powerful voice in expanded access to health care and a bold champion of progressive foreign policies and widely held with a level of violence unique to the united states. after decades of inaction on the issue of gun safety and gun violence, june 25, the dam broke. the most significant gun legislation in nearly 30 years was signed into law and because of senator murphy's commitment the commitments are historic and unexpected support. the new law incentivizees states, closes the loophole restricting guns to domestic abusers and strengthens and straw purchasing and 250 million in funds interruption program. and senator murphy has demonstrated that reaching bipartisan agreement is possible even on issues considered too combative. this is not appear infrastructure bill. this is guns in america. his work offers hope and perhaps

with unusual architecture, high and thick stone walls and monumental buildings built from large boulders. it was called the city of giants. after all, no one else would have built such a thing according to biblical tradition, it was at that time that a duel took place between the young shepherd david and the three-meter giant goliath, however , archaeologists have not yet found evidence of the existence of giants. all the skeletons found belonged to ordinary people, but it is possible that the gath still keep their secrets, this was how this day was in stories. summer will be interesting. serials documentary films cartoons or on the site we watch we always wonder where it all starts now. but it's best to check. i greet everyone who has joined us with you legal program conduct duty department i am andrey ivlev. surrender did not help, those accused of a double murder in pavlovsky posad will wait for the end of the investigation in the detention center, the court decided to arrest the person involved, and earlier he dealt with two residents of the moscow region, the cause of the crime, sup

been limited to overflights by helicopters and drones, due to lingering danger of falling ice and boulders, volunteers, and their dogs have been retrieved from the glacier and they go to somebody about the lease. we were met with an almost impossible task blockage because there are massive blocks of ice and rocking everywhere else was physical. we had to leave because the temperatures are rising again. and we don't want to risk it out. it italian prime minister mateo drug. he traveled to canada to express his condolences to the families of the victims. he also looked to the future. when we have to take all the necessary precautions to make sure that what has happened here can with a high probability, be avoided in the future. it's a tragedy became so quickly, but the relatives nothing will ever be again as it was for the mamma were to perform fever of a mother has lost her son to do it. and then there are the 2 close friends. it's really tough and do it up a little and with bad weather hampering the rescue efforts. the chances of finding survivors are getting even slimmer that brings you u

been limited to overflights by helicopters and drones, due to lingering danger of falling ice and boulders, volunteers, and their dogs have been retrieved from the glacier. and they go to somebody about this. we were met with an almost impossible task block because there are massive blocks of ice and rocket everywhere else was basically we had to leave because the temperatures are rising again. and we don't want to risk it out. it italian prime minister mateo drug, he travelled to canada to express his condolences to the families of the victims. he also looked to the future. we have to take all the necessary precautions to make sure that what has happened here can with a high probability, be avoided in the future. it's a tragedy that came so quickly, but the relative nothing will ever be again as it was last class l, just a jonathan bomb. but whether this sort of avalanche is unusual. yes, i mean in itself, it's unusual. but, but avalanche is, you know, avalanche to have an all time. this one was exceptional exception in terms of the volume allies dislodged. you know, one cubic meter of ic

somewhere wetsuits over there business suits for a float down boulder creek.it has increased in popularity with more than 500 people taking part. even though they were hit with some traffic jams down group, they did get to have some refreshments at the end. reggie: that looks so fun. jobina: what a fun time. i would hope there is a shower at work. lisa: it looks like a live forecast. i can do the job from their. reggie: make it happen. lisa: it has been interesting. we have had typical summertime weather but things are going to get different simply because the fog is gone. what we do see this time of year, monsoonal moisture moving from new mexico and arizona. the flow around that bringing showers into southern california. for us, it means high clouds and mid-level clouds and disrupting the marine layer. a bit of change heading out. no fog right now and very mild temperatures inland. fog is forming around monterey. overall air quality is moderate oakland into san jose and into the east bay where the wind has backed off. the lighter wind brings air quality down

been limited to overflights by helicopters and drones, due to lingering danger of falling ice and boulders, volunteers, and their dogs have been retrieved from the glacier. and they go to somebody about this. we were met with an almost impossible task block because there are massive blocks of ice and rock everywhere else was present. we had to leave because the temperatures are rising again. and we don't want to risk it out. it. italian prime minister mario druggie traveled to canada to express his condolence to the families of the victims. he also looked to the future. we have to take all the necessary precautions to make sure that what has happened here can with a high probability, be avoided in the future for a tragedy that came so quickly. but the relative, nothing will ever be again, as it was. and algeria has been marking 60 years of independence from france with nationwide celebrations in military parade in the capital. algiers recalled the declaration of independence, and more than 7 years of brutal war that and did 132 years of colonial rule. algeria claims up to one and a half 10

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local community and fire departments help the group relocate back to the old fight in boulder creek and the group is trying to remain positive. >> it was sad for everyone because we have been to this one time before. and to go through to get is really upsetting for everyone. was the camp works mainly with children with special needs or disabilities and luckily during the recent evacuation, there were no campers on site due to covid. >>> we are tracking the oak fire very closely. at the top story on our website. when we are not on the airhead to nbc bay area.com for the latest updates from the fire line. >>> tonight the search is on for the shooter or shooters that left the father of three dead and two others injured in the north bay. it happened early this morning in the community that seemed to homicide so far this year. nbc bay area stephanie spoke with the victim's mother. >>> the father of three we are told is the latest victim of gun violence in the city community. family members tell me 42-year- old michael rogers was walking to his car with his wife to take her to work when he wa

it is in boulder creek. their new second site was set up in yosemite 40 camp counselors had to evacuate on friday night because of the oak fire. firefighters helped relocate them to their old side. they are excited and not giving up >> it has been pretty relentless with covid and then this oak fire is the third fire near us within the last week. is so there has been a lot. we have a really great group and people are determined and resilient and we love our campers. there is a lot to keep going for. >> the camp works with children with special needs and disabilities. during the recent evacuation, there were no campers on site due to covid. >>> a deadly morning in marin city after a shooting in sausalito. the sheriff said that three people were shot just after 10:00 this morning. one person died. it happened in the area of cold drive. it is unknown but led up to the shooting. authorities are not releasing any information. investigators are trying to piece together the evidence >> we are asking that any witness

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>> well, according to boulder p.d.d over 1,000 articles, items seized from the scene but i agree with jonbenet's father, john ramsey. if there is any chance that there are items -- i believe that there are -- that have not been tested or items that can be retested with cutting edge technology, why not? you know this about asking the governor for help? he says he is looking into it. when you hear politicians say i am forming a committee. it means nothing is going to happen. that was back in may when he said i'm looking into it. i believe at this juncture jonbenet's father needs to go to the federal system to ask for relief. i don't understand why they aren't testing. maybe it will amount to nothing but maybe it would amount to something. >> martha: what makes you think that there is dna out there that hasn't been tested? i understand the aspect of new technology which is really important. are there specific items that you think need to be tested? >> i think that there are specific items that could be tested that at the

suddenly, england boulders are put to the sword and ever more inventive ways, and together pallet onait. lewis hamilton said his mercedes team had definitely made an improvement after he ended friday practice for the british grand prix second fastest. the seven—time champion has struggled with a challenging car for most of this season but said it was a good day as he was pipped in the timesheet by ferrari's carlos sainz. max verstappen was fourth quickest. there could be rain for qualifying tomorow. this year's tour de france got underway today in copenhagen, and ahead of it police confirmed that 1a locations across six countries were searched as they investigate possible doping offences in cycling. the 2018 champion geraint thomas didn't make the start he was hoping for. the ineos grenadiers riderforgot to take off his jacket for the start of the time trial — finishing 25 seconds behind belgian yves lampaert. favourite tadej pogacar was just three seconds off the pace mo salah will become the highest paid player in liverpool's history after signing a new three year deal at anfield.

it will get that he at the point when boulders block its way at austin, the collected water comes rushing down like a title. why did you let john wish with a bunny hill, excitedly come? in june 2019 iglesia lake formed in the neighboring. she's peg leisha. the government hastily constructed a concrete wool to prevent the water from overflowing the banks. but there was no stopping the surge of water that eventually came rushing towards the village. however, in the years time this region is expected to face mass water shortages when its glassy is become too small to provide the water needed. 5 major rivers flow through pakistan. the induce jaylen chin up ravi and st. luke all run across the plains of punjab. the rivers are formed by snow melt and run off water from the glaciers in the himalayas and the kara corum. one of these glazes lies between india and pakistan in the southeast and kara, cora mountains, the sea urchin, the territory of the glazier, is claimed by both countries. ah, these gigantic i see mass has been disputed territory since the partition of the 2 countries in 1947. sinc

boulder police theorized that her family knew who killed her and tried to mislead authorities by ridinga fake ransom. um, letter. a new district attorney took over the case back in 2002 and later announced that dna on the girl's clothes belong to an unknown man. the ramsey family wants an independent agency to use advancements in genetics testing to test more than 250 pieces of evidence. boulder police say the homicide remains an open investigation and that detectives are in touch regularly with labs and other law enforcement agencies about dna analysis and testing. i knew it for a warning for those living in santa clara police say scammers are posing as officers to get money. police say several residents have reported receiving phone calls from a man posing as a lieutenant with the santa clara police department. the scammer will then ask for personal information like a social security number and banking information. police say this is a scam and they're encouraging anyone who has been victimized. to contact police. santa clara police department is also warning drivers to expect heavy t

the fire sent boulders and trees toppling on to electra road blocking the only way out. >> i was just shaking. >> reporter: the amador county sheriff says the first deputy who made it on scene led radulov 100 people who got stuck into pg&e electra firehouse where they had to wait it out. >> i thought i was going to lose my car for a minute. my husband brought it down to the powerhouse. i'm glad he did that. >> reporter: then, more waiting. >> it was pretty smoky in there. it was pretty hard not to breathe in smoke the entire time. >> reporter: she says her kids were restless with little more than gold fish crackers to snack on, but around 10:00 p.m., roughly six hours after the electra fire erupted, they say they carefully made their exit. >> we drove by the power pole that was all on fire, trees were on fire. >> reporter: by the end of it, they were tired and hungry, but most importantly they were safe. >> thank you for reporting for us outside stockton. firefighters in solano county also working quickly to knock down this 22-acre brush fire today. they called it the nelson fire. it

health organization has declared an outbreak of the ma berg virus in gonna. oberg is similar to a boulder. gone as health service says 2 people died of the virus last month. officials are now tracking $98.00 close contacts of also place those people under quarantine. the virus comes from fruit bats. it spreads between people when they come into contact with infected bodily fluids. ah, his al jazeera, these are the top stories rating wildfire as a bird, and across large swaths of western europe, threatening homes and putting lives at risk. spain is seen some of the worst fires on the continent. more than 220 square kilometers of forest happening. torched. temperatures are soaring across europe, braking records, and prompting heat warnings. authorities, ma, you can say that temperatures could top 40 degrees for the 1st time ever on tuesday . australia's natural environment is in a state of rapid decline. that's according to a new report prepared by ent and an experts. it found that australia's ecological well being hasn't improved since 2016 and a number of vulnerable and endangered species

a study from the university of colorado, boulder found pregnancy related deaths among black woman could spike 33% after many states outlaw abortion. that's what concerned about. kelly says one way to help reduce harm is the mamas act, which would ensure mothers on medicaid have access to postpartum care for a full year. congress extended postpartum coverage last year, but kelly says it's only temporary. this will determine who lives in 2 dozen, according to the kaiser family foundation. black women are 3 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white woman. while speaking at the naacp convention monday, vice president kamala harris plus the close that gap not just for black women but for rural and low-income mothers who all die at higher rates but will be a national priority last year, democrats tried but failed to pass maternal health reforms inside their build back. better plan. still, republicans like missouri senator josh hawley. >> say the best way to improve outcomes for mothers is by lowering the cost of health care. and right now it is absolutely an aff

jennifer: recently, we have been working with the marshall fire in boulder county, a suburban fire that broke out on december 30. they had about 10 months of drought, no snow, and it was a grassland fire that was ignited and within 12 hours did half $1 billion worth of damage. that's direct damage, not even secondary impact and smoke damage. they had a cyclone bomb the next day. so a lot of these climate-based disasters are showing themselves in highly destructive ways. we've been working with the marshall fire communities about 30 days post-disaster. we do after action reports. because we are a nonprofit, we are able to go in and do an honest assessment of everything that's happening because we have a bunch in a particular group and we are rooting for all of them and that seems to make a huge difference. we are continuing to work in central oregon, santa cruz, the complex fires. we love working here in our backyard in the north bay. we have two navigate some of the issues with the couch fire. we do a lot of different things but we are always working with our communities and staying wit

you have literally ideology that is responsible for the murder of all fans of thousands of bouldering world war 2, being calibrated, and in some cases celebrated in the country. people are not blinds. they see that there is an attempt to recreate the polish or national narrative in the sense that a band around the reason is tolerated. then it means that all the victims that fell under the hands of followers on step one, but there were 2 old polish victims actually fell in vain, and this is insulting for polish national pride. so of course people are that there are people or who are brave enough to, to raise their voice and say that this is not all right. so this is certainly for there is one thing to be, let's say, humanistic about the destiny or refugees of people who have to leave their homes for this or that reason. but another thing is to recreate your own national narrative for the interest, all of certain power groups that are not even in your country. ahead of jo biden's trip to israel, iran has slammed us lead planned for a joint defense system in the middle east to run says t

i be leadership on near boulder, which might know please. chris field of pushing near book came over pretty proper. she does of on each of march games with each of our lives and 01. yeah. you know, possible go slash dot com or share the appraisal. i did pay to park i'm a dodge times to produce about $1000000.00 packages of vital drugs this year. and by 2023 after 4000000. the company is well place to do so. child care for pneumonia, store it almost not do it like games or summer boarding. we show boyer northwestern . yeah. bush, about where you and lester on lake darkish, toners for them because i mean each is an interesting issue. if you ania and latvia the seriously thinking of closing their borders with russia, this could isolate the cleaning grad region, which is cut off from the main part of russia and has borders with if you ania and poland russian trunk so already banned from entering the you and exceptions made for delivery of medical supplies, food and energy transit to cali, new grad is allowed so far. a doctor up european n space

>> let's talk about new programs first and then we will talk about boulder. during the pandemic -- then we will talk about older programs. during the pandemic it was a $7 billion fund we are still working on and it was designed to make sure that schools would have access to funds to get students connected at home for remote learning and libraries would have access to funds to get patrons connected at home. it is apparent may need to do these things more generally with the pandemic shining a light on that. i want to think senators and representatives who worked morning, noon and night to make sure -- and the fcc as a result has been able to support more than 900 libraries across the country doing that and thousands of schools. we got more than 12 million students connected who did not have connections at home which is a really big deal. [applause] that is a new program. and we are dependent on congress to continue to find it and that is a challenge. i also want to talk about an old standby. i worked for it's father so i feel like a relative. it was a program i

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here in some wet weather today, western parts of the caribbean, big boulder cloud, just the sharing its hand here hastily waved driving some heavy showers towards nicaragua, towards costa rica. maybe some heavier showers for time to in to honduras. not too bad for the eastern islands on tuesday, but it does turn a good deal wetter as we go on into wednesday with a possibility of flooding. cats are air with issue airline of the journey. lu, ah ah ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places to go. ah ah, what you know, does it or might over top stories this hour, raging wildfires of bony across large swathes of western europe threatening lives in the homes. some of the worst fires are in spain. in france, meteorologist say the southwest is going through. i heat apocolypse firefighters there to be struggling to contain 2 fires, and temperatures of sword passed or to degrees in some places. and temperatures is sorting across the continent, breaking records some prompting heat warnings. authorities in the u. k. say temperatures c

the latest discovery was made near the swim beach area in boulder city, nevada.ional park rangers are working with the clark county medical examiner to recover the body and determine the cause of death. this is the 3rd set of human remains discovered. there. this receding water level that we have seeing now since may, the drop is also exposed, sunken boats, including a world war, 2 era landing craft lake mead. he's currently at 27% of its capacity due to extreme drought. record rainfall has led to deadly flooding in st. louis, missouri. at least one person was killed when their car was submerged in a flash flood 6 puppies drowned when a shelter was flooded. >> the flooding has led to power outages. road closures. it's left thousands of people trapped in homes. one resident says his children will come up before dawn today when they heard water rushing into the house. >> i woke up to my basement being i mean, just inundated with water. and the water came all the way from the base to the ceiling and the first floor. i was getting my kids. >> out of the house had put

that one can only get something done in washington if you are either incredibly and of no sense that boulderng back torture or if you have a tenacious conviction where you on the right side of history and, therefore, you are going to let nobody through your round. senator chris murphy falls into the latter. he has been a powerful voice in the sense of expand access to health care and a critical policy leader and a champion of progressive foreign policy that emphasizes multilateral diplomacy and rights. but has been most closely identified with his tenacious pursuit of measures that would control the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction that are too widely held by those are destroying communities with a level of violence and unique to the united states. after decades of an action on the issue of gun safety and gun violence, finally this june 25 thanks to senator murphy, the dam broke. the significant federal gun legislation in nearly 30 years was signed into law and because of senator murphy commitment, the provisions in the bill are both historic and come with unexpected republican s

after a grass fire broke out in dallas suburb. several houses were engulfed by flames in the town of boulder springs. local officials say the blaze was probably sparked accidentally by law knowing equipment. glaciers in the repeal alps are vanishing at the fastest right in 60 years. that's according to new research from scientists in the region. less than usual snowfall followed by sweltering temperatures has accelerated. the decline. most of the world's mountain glaciers are written in retreat due to climate change. germany is famous by what festival is on the way showcasing the operas of the chart. wagner. it takes place in a purpose built opera house, the composers former home town. but the start of the event has been marked by accusations of workplace sexual harassment by several women, including the festival director. the bi, right festival is back. former german chancellor angle a miracle headline, the long list of german v. i. peas and opera lovers in attendance. while most guests went masked this festival staff took precautions. many workers including performers caught covered in the

which, from this vantage point don't look too big but close up, many would be boulders, moving with deadlyswept away. the trail of destruction can be seen from aboard this helicopter. the giant scar running the other side of the mountain. the marmolada glazier is the biggest in the italian alps and it sits upon the highest mountain in the italian dolomites —— glacier. this tragedy took place one day after a record high temperature of 10 celsius was recorded at the glacier summit. alpine rescue teams and sniffer dogs were deployed but the search has been slow with bodies buried under snow and ice. it's not clear how many climbers may still be on the mountain. an investigation has been launched to find out what caused the disaster and with a global warming may have played a role. this is a beautiful part of the world but never forget it can be deadly, too. tim allman, bbc news. judah cohen, director of seasonal forecasting at atmospheric and environmental research, aer, joins us now from boston. judah, thank you indeed for joining us. tim was referring in his report there to global warming a