on the flip side, if the glacier has less snowfall and more melt, the glacier becomes smaller. so how have generations of scientists come to grips with the estimation of the health of this 3,900-square-kilometer ice sheet? they dig. a lot. by digging many pits like these, scientists like dr. jason amundson calculate how much melted ice is flowing into the ocean. >> when the glaciers are actually in retreat, the one thing they do is they contribute to sea level rise, but they also affect atmospheric circulation patterns, which propagates downstream. it affects other things. the changes in the amount of freshwater runoff into the ocean, which will affect the ocean properties, which could affect the marine life. >> the global sea level is going to rise, and it will rise by varying amounts depending on where you are in the world, and the contribution from glaciers is likely to be significant. >> digging snow pits has been useful for almost 60 years on the juno icefield, but when these snow pits are paired with new ground-breaking technologies, the science becomes even more successf

if the glacier was far away, but now it is close. it has become wet, we are worried about it flowing, what can we do, we have nowhere to go, so far we have lost hundreds of trees and many crops , many of these glaciers may disappear completely in the near future, now the question is: countries around the world take this threat seriously they act to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, or they turn their backs to the other side, while the last remaining natural glaciers in these mountains are disappearing. have a happy and blessed day , may god protect the group. yes, from voluntarily, the head of the central council of the islamic development and justice party of iran called the pre -registration of the 12th parliament election an opportunity for better information on radio and television and to get closer to the real atmosphere of the society. many people were surprised by many of the premises and issues he put it forward and this is good for those who want to volunteer for their lives , for the people and for the presenters and

destruction of about two thirds the glaciers of the himalayas warned in 80 years that scientists will cause a water shortage crisis for two people. pakistan is rare, my friend, and the highest peaks in the world are located in the north of pakistan. this is a land of magnets. there is little land for cultivation. environment. a potential threat caused by climate change warns that natural glaciers are huge in pakistan, a natural phenomenon similar to the amount of water that comes from the melting of glaciers , in terms of quantity, it is very significant and will undoubtedly cause unwanted effects such as floods and landslides . it will accompany my life in this area it affects and tourism in this region to pakistan, they have to find a way to earn their livelihood, which is usually in the form of planting cherries and apricots . glaciers are the source of life and livelihood for many people in and cause the creation of fertile soil for cultivation to the great entrepreneurs of minerals to reflect the heat of the sun, which helps to stay cool in time due to the climatic changes of nat

it is newly supplied from the place of natural glaciers that are melting. these glaciers are a source of life and livelihood for many people in the region and create fertile soil for cultivation . they are minerals for the heat of the sun for big entrepreneurs. the land helps because the climate changes of natural glaciers at the speed of b history is melting and this means dangerous floods and lack of water for the mouths of millions of people all over pakistan and many people in this region climate change is a threat to their existence . this village is worried that the melting of the glacier may wipe out and destroy everything. if the glacier was far away, but now it is closer, so we are worried that there will be a flood , what can we do? we have nowhere to go until now. we have lost hundreds of trees and many crops it is possible that many of these glaciers will disappear completely in the near future, now the question is whether countries around the world will take this threat , act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, or turn their faces in the other

hosseini village is located in the direct path of the natural glacier.s village is worried that the melting of the glacier may wipe out and destroy everything. the poem of the natural glacier was far away, but now it's getting closer, we are worried that there will be flooding, what can we do, we have nowhere to go, so far we have lost hundreds of trees and many crops. in other parts of the world , shrinking may occur. completely disappear, now the question is that the countries the whole world does not take this threat seriously, they reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, or they turn their faces in the other direction , while the last remaining natural glaciers in these mountains are disappearing. hello, dear viewers, welcome to today's economy desk, as it was in farhad, this charter of the window system of the management unit was prepared based on the approvals of the coordination headquarters of the fight against economic corruption . image and image licensing related activities with land, let us point out that according to the notification of the

well, where in the castle and without an underground passage, the construction of the glacier made itible to keep the whole summer, in it the temperature at the level of + 59 ° in the glacier was stored prepared meat. and fish. the shot game that the ruins are really very ancient tells us, this brick is called polkatka such now only in the museum. and here, vaughn is working in the open air, and polchatka are bricks that were sculpted by hand even before the appearance of the manufactory, on each brick the master left an autograph on the glacier on castle hill with his own hands, a unique archaeological site in the mogilev region, there are no others like it. we will tell you about the main enterprise of our country according to the recipe 1970 year and invariably it.

at night we hear a loud sounds from the glacier and it's scary with them. nobody handle it, thought the sea, a pleasure like these. and now the word have already shrunk, and many more may be gone and die lead soon. the question is, where the countries around the world take the take seriously enact will guard greenhouse gas emission, or look the other way. when the last remaining last year in these mountains disappear, commodities just need a, get a good, but this dawn, the this is alpha 0, your top stories this hour, the devastating was fires in hawaii. you're now the worst. the us as seen in more than a century, at least 93 people have died and that death toll is still expected to rise as a 1000 people are currently missing. nowadays, mostly we've got people that they live on. dear fish and they grow color. if you don't know what that is, then you look at all the best our families survive here in the fire took that out. so we've got to do, we got one way on one side of the island, another way and on the other side of the items. it's a one way road and we'v

at night we hear a loud sounds from the glacier and it's scary with them. nobody handle it thought the of pleasure like these and others around the world have already shrunk, and many more may be gone and dialect soon. the question is, where the countries around the world take the take hideously enact will guard greenhouse gas emissions. or look the other way when the last remaining last year in these mountains disappear commodities that i just need to get a good. but this done more than a 100000 south koreans have been protesting against japan's plan to release treated nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. demonstrators say this will destroy marine life and contaminated sea food. officials are set to release the water from the damaged fukushima nuclear plant later this month. you and nuclear watchdog has approve the plan and a south korean report also says it meets international standards. all the oil prices, inter key are skyrocketing, they have more than doubled in 2 months. in response to the government has suspended its exports for 3 months. offi

as a scientists or warning glaciers in the himalayas or melting, it's unprecedented rates. they say they could lose up to 75 percent of their volume by the end of the century. and that could lead to dangerous flooding and water shortages for nearly 2000000000 people who live down stream. come all high to reports from passed through glazer in the pakistani region of gil, give both a step a northern bug is done as well to some of the world's highest mountain beats. it is a drug, it get it any with little landfill eviction environmental experts. a warning of upper ginger today because of climate change, especially as young box them the conditions. so you would, you like the phenomenon is so important that the quantity of a wealth of which is being produced by the magazine. good. so to create a and want that the effects such as floating good non sites which affect the temper production. the guy to do it them focused on is have to call the living often by going to a neighbor to got watered by plentiful supply of fresh water from the main thing. glaciers you also provide a lifeli

what buddha needs you to improve and defend the king's glaciers cover six hundred and fifty thousanduare kilometers. this is the death of afghanistan, we tried the climate projections of what will be behind them at the pace of the implementation of the mat parisian apocalypse , the release of greenhouse gases at the worst case until the year 2600. we can wasting kohl flooring icy surfaces. according to the forecasts of calios, 108% of the open areas diluted with ice near the earth will be located on land, 14 will become water areas and eight freshwater areas , not all of the gt-zones will be adjoint for settlement beyond the sharp kagar-relief alley , not areas can create a new ecosystem. and what will i remain as a tool for the settlement of living organisms to jump for the regions of iceland and ant of the crawling amercia, all the chances for the emergence of new biosystems bypass vote and for him you are smart glaciers have stepped in to provide settlements with fresh water, and galloons are streaming global warming to novakov conspiracies to increase knots of humor, they will be

and i think most of that is the glacier.know if that would be quite the same draw for them . the glacier has retreated about a half a mile from the visitor's center since 2007. local experts say it may not even be visible from that visitor center by 2050. that's already happened at the portage glacier in anchorage, which is about 600 miles south of juneau in the 1990s, 400,000 people visited the glacier there. but last year, just 30,000 people visited the area. all right. our time is 439. let's talk about our weather here in the bay area. steve, should pam plan for a really warm day to day? i would go with one more. one more. then tomorrow we'll cool it down here. one more warm day. warm to hot. if you're inland, it'll be odd cooler for all tomorrow than the rest of the week. looks pretty quiet here. early loft is warm to hot. i mean 80 degrees mt. veeder, even berkeley lab at 73. that shows you the warm air of the inversion. 78 at ben lomond mountain. so we're going from 48 to 79. that's a huge spread there. half moon bay,

the religion over 10 years in the direct part of a nearby glacier and its inhabitants? what it may have, wipe out everything. they hit a pad to get the most last. yeah. that home the glacier was far away but has moved closer and we few, it's may burst that what will we do? we don't have any other place to go to. we have already lost hundreds of trees and crops, and chunks of our land has been swept away. at night we hear a loud sounds from the glacier and it's scary with them. nobody handle it. thought the a pleasure like these. and now the word have already shrunk. and many more may be gone and dialect soon. the question is, where the countries around the world take the take seriously, and act to guard greenhouse gas emissions. or look the other way. why the last remaining place in these mountains disappear commodities that i just need a good good, but this dawn up next on houses 0 is the weather. then on the inside story, i examined the latest deal between iran and the west to unlock some of the runs present funds and exchange for releasing american prisoners to stay

and i think most of that is the glacier.ah, when that's gone, i don't know if that would be quite the same draw for them . the glacier has retreated about half a mile from the visitor center since 2007. local experts say it may not even be visible from that visitor center by 2050. that has already happened at the portage glacier in anchorage, which is about 600 miles south of juneau in the 1990s, 400,000 people visited the glacier. there last year, just 30,000 tourists came to the area. pacifica's linda mar beach played home to a big surfing competition over the weekend. it was the world dog surfing championships. top dogs were ready to make a splash wearing full surfer gear. pups were a evaluated by judges on confidence ability to stay on the surfboard andfing backwardsr performing three 60s fins midway day visitors also came from all over to join in on the fun. oh my gosh, we've seen the cutest things ever. dogs on surfboards. we saw a really cute fuzzy guy with purple mohawk and he seemed to be shredding pretty hard. and

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the bar is covered with glaciers at the end of the 19th century, and here we see either just glaciers the middle of the 20th century and a comparison of these two layouts shows what is happening in the reduction, this reduction in glaciation began from the middle of the 19th century. it continues at the present time, which accompanies the actual climate change. the glaciation area at the end of the 19th century was 135 m². 1957-59. the area was 124 m². and the height of the snowline. on the northern slope of elbrus it rose to a height of 3,700 m. it is on the southern slope to a height of 4,100 m. but on the top of elbrus, it is snowy and cold without any changes. however, this did not prevent the italian brand fo chinelle from becoming the winner of the race and setting a new world record of 3 hours and 30 minutes. elbrus is a very beautiful mountain, but at the same time very severe. tv channel my planet presents out of competition in terms of its brightness of the image and proximity to the people, and for 1,000 years every inhabitant of our country has been familiar with the way i

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the glacier is built of finger bricks.ok closely, you will see traces of the fingers of the master, they say that thanks to this unique technique, part of the glacier was able to to survive the nicholas church, the local temple appeared here almost simultaneously as a castle, and this is the end of the 12th century, however, according to the story of local residents, it burned down during world war ii and was restored in 1944. and according to one of the legends. at this place there were pagans. the pagans made sacrifices to their gods of large horned animals and even captive enemies, the rites continued until a voice from above sounded, threatening heavenly punishment, he forced the inhabitants. it’s hard for me to guess that the name is associated with this divine cry cities. the architecture of wooden architecture, which stood on this site before the fire, was the first christian church in the city after the signing of the union of brest in 1596. st. nicholas church shared the fate of other orthodox churches. on became

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at night we hear a loud sounds from the glacier and it's scary with them. nobody. campbell thought the of leisure like these and others around the world have already shrunk, and many more may be gone and dialect soon. the question is, where the country is at on the word take the take seriously, and act to guard greenhouse gas emission. or look the other way. why the last remaining place you in these mountains, this ship? yeah. the model how you just need a good good. but this dawn, finding this bulletin stall, gazes, have been denied, and by streaks of light for me to a shell visible in skies across the northern hemisphere. the push a me to a shell is one of the biggest challenge that we can see it. because annually, when the us moves through flows and fails of debris left behind from a comment, the hello again, i'm elizabeth brought them into how the, the top stories on alex's era, a group of religious leaders from nigeria has met new jazz military rulers of the cap.

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and that detour was up into glacier bay, a ship had never carried tourists up into glacier bay before. so she was one of the first people ever to set sight of muir glacier or oh, it was later named for john muir. i mean, other than him. so the point was she went back the following summer and repeated that trip and then she turned her dispatches. into the first travelog on alaska. so that book was in 1885, and she went on to write about alaska for about 15 years. she wrote a second even more, comprehend two book. so together she was with these books she and mew, or were the people that really promoted tourism to alaska for the first time in the late 1890s? so this is part of her legacy and it's a pretty big one. okay, so now we get to the next milestone in her story. she goes to alaska. i'm sorry, she goes to japan for the first time. and that happens in 1885. the same year that her alaska book came out. so why japan? well, she had a brother who was in the consular service. he spent most of his 39 year career in asia and most of that time in japan. so in the summer of 1885, eliza and h

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the scientists are wanting the glacier as in the himalayas or melting. it's unprecedented rates, they say they could lose up to 75 percent of their volume by the end of a century. that could lead the flooding and a shortage of drinking water for nearly 2000000000 people who live down stream. come on high to reports from possible glacier and the pakistani region of go get delta stuff. the northern bug is done as well to some of the world's highest mountain beats. it is a drug, it get it any with little landfill eviction environmental experts. a warning of upper ginger today because of climate change, especially as young box them the conditions. so you would, you may phenomenon. these are so important and that the quantity of a wealth of which is being produced by the magazine. good. so to create a and want that the effects such as floating good non sites which affect the temper production they have to do it them focused on is have to go about a living often by going to a neighbor that got watered by plentiful supply of fresh water from the medical english

to set sight of the glacier, it was later named for him. other than him, so the point was she went back the following summer and repeated that trip and then she turned her dispatches into the first travel log on alaska. so that book was in 1885 and she went on to write about alaska for about 15 years. she wrote a second even more comprehensive book, so together she was-- with these books, she and newer were the people that really promoted tourism to alaska for the first time in the late 1890's. this is part of her legacy and it's a pretty big one. next we get to the next milestone in her story, she goes to japan for the first time and that happens in 1885, the same her that her alaska book came out. why japan? >> she had a brother in the consular service and he spent most of his 39-year career in asia and most of that time in japan. so eliza and her mother went off to visit george in japan and it became life changing for both of them. so, mrs. scidmore decides to live in japan with her son and it gives eliza, a part-time home in japan. she

the heat melting glaciers in alaska. a home collapsing into the river. rob marciano tracking it all. >>> a rare midair collision between fire fighting helicopters in california. three people killed while battling a fire, including an assistant chief, a fire captain, and the pilot. what investigators have now revealed. will reeve in california. >>> just a short time ago, former president trump's legal team responding to a judge's deadline in the election interference case. the special counsel requesting a protective order limiting what donald trump can publicly share about evidence in the case against him. it comes after he posted this threat, warning, "if you go after me, i'm coming after you." what trump's lawyers are asking for. pierre thomas in washington. >>> the disturbing brawl erupting on the waterfront in montgomery, alabama. several men and women accused of attacking a dock worker. other people coming to help him. the mayor with news of arrest warrants. >>> the war in ukraine. the alleged plot to kill president zelenskyy. a woman detained, accus

.: a glacier break has flooding in juneau, alaska.into a river. >> watching the bank you rode and then the whole house came down. this is a very rare event. j.r.: the flooding is due to the rapid melting of the mendenhall glacier. the collapse of the glacier called the raising -- raging rapids. alaska is warming at twice the rate compared to the rest of the country. for people taking to the hospital after a water rescue in alameda. it is still unclear what went wrong, but fire officials one person went into cardiac arrest. three others were taken to the hospital, but they are expected to be ok. following the death of euphoria star angus cloud, his mother has said his death may have been an accidental overdose. he died in his family's oakland home. his mother said her son did not intend to end his life, that although he was in grief over his dad's passing, his last day was a joyful one. his cause of death has not been determined. his mother shared he spent his last day reorganizing his room, doing art projects, and spoke of his intent

glacier built of brick palchatkin.closely, you will see traces of the master's fingers, they say that thanks to this unique technique, part of the glacier managed to survive. what can not be said about the st. nicholas church, the local temple appeared here almost simultaneously as a castle, and this is the end of the xii century. however, according to the stories of local residents, it burned down during the second world war and was restored in 1944. and according to one of the legends, this place was pagan temple once upon a time on these lands. the pagans made sacrifices to their gods large horned animals and even captive enemies , the rites continued until a voice sounded from above, threatening heavenly punishment, he forced the inhabitants to pray and root the new christian faith, it is easy to guess that the name of the city is associated with this divine cry. according to archaeologists, the architectural monument of wooden architecture, which stood on this site before the fire, was the first christian church i

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a judge is expected to decide the matters, but for society. origin floodwaters from a milton glacier have swept away 2 buildings in june out. juno rather the capital of us or the us state or alaska, the buildings were determined were determined after a visual of 1st cause water and a nearby lake to reach record levels. alaska's mendel, glacier has been receiving steadily a mid rising temperatures. extreme weather has also been hitting parts of europe. at least 6 people died in severe storms and flooding. the hits living from friday flood waters have forced thousands of people to leave their homes. authorities are put in the material damage at more than 500000000 euros. it's lavine is worse natural disasters since achieving independence in the early 19 ninety's roads have turned into rivers. bridges have collapsed. videos are being shared on social media, showing people fleeing the flood waters a french taurus films. the moment her companion was rescued from their launching some current itself in northwestern slovenia. the flooding m lance lines have caused enormous damage. of the ent

week, when the hundreds of scouts suffered related illnesses. raging flood waters from a melting glacier have swept away 2 buildings in june of the capital of the us state of alaska. the buildings were undermined after glacial 1st caused water into a nearby lake to reach a record levels. alas, cuz mendenhall glacier has been receiving steadily, a mid rise in global temperatures and to football. now at the women's world, cup of england are through to the quarter finals after dramatic finish to knock out match against unlucky nigeria. after a goal was 120 minutes, it all came down to a penalty shoot out. and the european champions edged through. they faced jamaica or columbia next, raining european champions, england ends up to match heavy favorites. but it was nigeria putting the stand on the game early. 17 minutes in ashley palm 3 shot beat everyone but blue cross bar. rachel dailey, came close to give in england the leads of the 76 minutes. but nigeria goalkeeper stood in the way and it remained a tough task for the line. this is and that task even tougher. when the top goes go, lauren

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. >> talk more about this glacier.ly well-known, i should say, the tourists. >> very well-known, yasmin. some 700,000 people a year flock to juneau to see this glacier, which is just a few miles from the city, and it's one of the only glaciers in the u.s. where you can stand on the soil and see it from there. but climate change has been having a real impact. that glacier has been melting at a higher rate and then the snowfall that would replenish it. experts are predicting that by 2050, you may not even be able to see that glacier from the tourist center, where so many hundreds of thousands flock to now in order to do that. so lots of but -- >> priscilla thompson for us, thank you, appreciate it. coming up, heading overseas. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu expressing interest in backing away from part of his plan to overhaul the judicial system. this is coming after months of ongoing protests that have ripped the country apart. also the questions surrounding the seemingly impending charges in the george ndas

and that glacier now, this picture was taken 2014, that glacier is now about one fourth of that size.ere are penguins jumping off an iceberg near the island of south georgia. and geranium leaves in the holy ross forest, and west cross creek, beautiful isolated place. holy cross wilderness. and sand hill cranes taking off and a sandhill crane coming at me. and aspen in the park in northern new mexico. red aspen by our home up in the mountains in colorado. the maroon bells, the penguin, charming creatures came over to check out the visiting gringo on the island in the straight of magellan where magellan first saw them. and this is an imperial with the flaps down and landing pattern coming in for a landing and making nesting material just right out of the airport. and this is a wandering albatross with the longest wing span in the world off the coast of south georgia. and here is a waved albatross, stunningly beautiful birds in galapagos. we're going to wind this up now and take you back to the winning of this. here i am sitting by the creek, watching the fish, figuring out where to cast

at least two homes crashing into flood waters sparked by rapidly melting glaciers. several other homes now at serious risk. here is zohreen shah. >> there it goes, there it goes >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic moment a massive house, collapses into this river in alaska. >> we were watching the bank just slowly eroded. then, all of sudden, the whole roof and everything just came down. >> reporter: watch as the raging rapids of the mendenhall river erode the banks in juneau, triggering the destruction. this giant tree toppling into the rushing water before being swept downstream. officials tonight issuing an emergency declaration, blaming the flooding on the rapid melting of the mendenhall glacier. experts say alaska is warming at twice the rate compared to the rest of the country. that warming contributing to this unprecedented flooding event. >> this is a 1% to 0.2% chance of this type of flood taking place at any given time, so this is a very rare event. >> reporter: the mendenhall glacier, considered the region's crown jewel, drawing thousands of tourists each

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