glazers are melting. and in summer the floods come. it can be rough traveling around here.lly when roads have been swept away. it's a two hour drive to reach the village. but you wouldn't know it was here. it's buried under layers of rock. all 96 houses have been smashed to pieces. by a flood that drove huge boulders and stones down the valley. >> translator: there is a very big glamour i glazer in the mou, flood and rocks came from there. no one from the government has come do help us, no aid. not even a at the present time. >> reporter: people survive here by raising cattle and growing apples and walnuts, but all the farms have been destroyed. the only shelter is a few tents. and the shade of a tree. his house is half buried in the rock. >> translator: it was a heavy flood we lost everything. you can see my house. it's under the mud and rocks, you can see its roof out of the mud. >> translator: we ask the government to resettle us in a safe place. if we rebuild our houses the flood will detroit them again. this place is no suitable to live anymore. >> reporter: autumn is

the exit glazer has retreated more than 800 feet, since 2008.igns along the path mark the spot where it once reach. the president wants to make sure his grandchildren can one day see that glazer. >>> hurricanes in the pacific are causing high surf warnings in hawaii, ten to 15-foot swells are surging a shore. this is the scene in maui where surfers just loving this sort of thing. forecasters said while they will only get higher heading into the weekend. >>> crazy sea. >> but absolutely beautiful i have to say, it is gorgeous there they will be enjoying that, kyla, good morning. >> enjoying it but, pacific has been crazy busy this season as where all of the axis. but lets start off taking a look at that to show you. do you see hawaii there on the left-hand side of the scene, is there ignacio, now a tropical storm but jimena on the heels. that is a category three. we also have, kilo which is a category two over the date line and now considered a typhoon. we call it the a hurricane they call it a typhoon. interesting to go watch out for. we are not

he says -- it was paul michael glazer. he said, well, it was a spontaneous raining of panties. out of the sky. >> jimmy: he probably knew that from "starsky and hutch." i would imagine they got some -- >> yeah. fans of yours? >> jimmy: wow, that's crazy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: also unsanitary, i have to say. >> the hilarious part of this is after it shot we had to do it again, of course. because we couldn't figure out a way to write in thousands of panties falling out of the sky. so the hilarious part was watching the pas, production assistants, the assistant directors, everybody else gather up the pan tizz. panties. off the street. that was hilarious. >> jimmy: the harvest, yeah. no more panties from the buildings. >> well, you know, pretty soon we -- i think we did it two or three more times and they ran out of panties. >> jimmy: yeah. how many do you really have on hand? especially in the financial district. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's amazing. they're not even at home. these are people at work taking off their pan tizz. >> taking off their panties? i never had anything like that,

if we stop trying to build a clean energy economy and if we do nothing to keep glazers from melting faster and oceans from rising faster and forests from burning faster and storms from growing stronger we will condemn our children to a planet beyond their capacity to repair. >> what else can we expect? well tracy pots is joining us live from washington. >> good morning, you can expect him to show what he was talking about this. you heard the president talking about glacers melting. today we'll see him hiking up to one of the glaciers and taking a boat to part of a program that will air later but as part of this trip, his aim is to show that climate change is real. that the glaciers amelting at a very fast pace raising sea levels. there's an island right off alaska that scientists say will be completely submerged in water in about ten years so the president is trying to make the case that this is urgent and he's doing so because in a few months in december his administration will sit down with world leaders in paris. they are trying to workout a global agreement. there was the big agreement

into a 10,000-foot crevis at the base of the glazer.you know what the man says. >> no. >> doing good. we finish 18. he snifs me. i say how about a little something for the effort. >> there you go, let me know but it was pretty nice. >> yes. >> is that the best, big daddy >> my hair just went up, i laughed so hard. by the the way in the within of those lines was written. >> all adlib. they put cameras in front of him and they let him go. >> caddy shake came out in july of 1980, 35 years ago. >> my gosh, we do need some laughs after that debacle yesterday. >> so we thought okay, eagles in game one scored three points in the first half and then they get rolling second half on money night football and then yesterday they never get rolling. >> it all starts with the offensive line. i don't know if you can see i have an x on my eagles patch. it all starts with the offensive line. they will to have make some sort of a change there. for sunday. they are. they cannot continue to keep going with these two guards. they can't. jason peters who is s

. >> today the president will hike a glazer as part of the effort to bring a awareness to the negative consequences of global warming. yesterday the president called out global warming deniers saying climate change has caused damage to alaska's landscape and calling for aggressive action to help the environment. president obama a, will also tape an appearance on the nature and adventure show running wild with bear grill, you know the the show, it is in the second season. it is known forgetting celebrities to do crazy stunts in wild location bus no word if the president will take any dares, in the to be gross bit but one of the things he does is purifies his own urine and drinks it and they are calling the u.s.a. today article for the the president to do that. josh ernest the spokesperson for the president says, in way, not a chance. >> 5:21. supreme court has ruled against a county clerk in kentucky refusing to issue same sex marriage licenses. >> ken davis, a clerk in rowan county will face fines from a federal judge if she continues. davis says it defies her christian belief. lawyer

>> mon gjonbalaj >> dianne gladstone >> keith alexander glascoe >> thomas irwin glasser >> edmund glazer >> harry glenn >> barry h. glick >> steven glick >> john t. gnazzo >> william robert godshalk >> michael gogliormella >> brian fredric goldberg >> jeffrey grant goldflam >> michelle goldstein >> monica goldstein >> andrew h. golkin >> enrique antonio gomez >> manuel gomez jr. >> jose gomez. and my father, firefighter gerrard patrick of fdny rescue company. daddy, you are forever my hero. >> and my father, who will always be missed and loved. >> wilder alfredo gomez. >> janeen nicole gonzalez >> mauricio gonzalez >> rosa gonzalez >> lynn catherine goodchild >> calvin j. gooding >> peter m. goodrich >> harry goody >> catherine c. gorayeb >> lisa gordenstein >> kerene gordon >> sebastian gorki >> kieran joseph gorman >> thomas edward gorman >> michael edward gould >> douglas alan gowell >> yuji goya >> jon richard grabowski >> christopher michael grady >> edwin j. graf iii >> david martin graifman >> gilbert franco granados >> elvira granitto >> winston arthur grant >> christopher s. gra

i'm bonnie glazer and senior advisor for asia for the center of strategic and international studies. and also director of a new project that we are standing up on chinese power. so you can all look in the future for some of our products and things that we're going to be doing related to that project. this panel is going to focus on the situation domestically in taiwan. some of the challenges, opportunities, in the context, of course, of the upcoming elections. as you all know, the elections will be january 16th. and there are three candidates. there's the dpp candidate currently leading in almost all the polls by double digits. there's the candidate for the knt polling in third place. and the independent candidate who has run in the past now polling second. but there are many issues to talk about, i think, today. of course, cross strait relations are on the mind for many of us, and we'll talk about the candidate's policies toward the mainland and how the election of the dpp might altar the landscape and the dynamics across the strait. but i really would also like to talk about some o

. >> bonnie glazer, csi. i want to agree that i think the chinese have such a huge tool box that begins with stopping tourists and taking away diplomatic allies, they have the economic interdependence so great. we saw them use this against the philippines in japan. so coercion, the chinese think about very, very broadways and i think that they believe that there is less of a likelihood that they would result to a military force because they have all of these other tools that they can use against taiwan. so i would agree with you. my question to you in particular, mig, we weke, we we talking earlier in the panel this morning about how the u.s. should play a particularly active role and that would probably begin after the elections in the period before the inauguration. but even after the inauguration. and i was talking with a scholar from the hamain land earlier th week about the role the u.s. played and the actions that the chinese took and taiwan took.la week about the role the u.s. played and the actions th

best i could tell, people are still going about their normal business and financial expert larry glazer's because even if the federal reserve were to hike interest rates, it would likely be by a quarter point and not a string of hikes. and it's not the end. world. that's the fear, that we've gotten spoiled for almost a decade for rates near constant zero and we don't want to see it move up because once they start they don't stop moving up. what do you say. >> it's certainly not the end of the world. in anticipating, the fed's policy change has almost become an obsession for investors. on wall street, it's practically the national past time. bigger than fantasy football, will they raise, won't they raise, by how much, when will they do it? look, the reality is when the fed eventually does raise, it's probably a welcome sigh of relief to get this uncertainty behind us to focus on the real economy, what really matters to most people. and in fact, many areas of the economy and many consumers actual benefit from this change of fed policy. >> so it could be a good thing. >> the rate hike is w

lizzie macdonald, larry glazer on what that could mean if they don't do squat for a while.>> well, you know, this is the superpole for business journalists -- super bowl for business journalists. neil: that's a sad commentary. are we uber-nerds? >> we've been talking about this for six years, since 2009. here's the thing and, you know i've been around long enough to watch interest rate hike cycles, since 1985, and start anything '87 the fed starting to reverse course. why? in terms of they were set to raise rates in '87, '94 which they eventually did, and in 1998 what were they looking at that made them reverse course? the global economic picture. i'm not saying this is what may push them to hold off right now, but, you know, there was always worries. they got criticized this the past for raising rates and triggering things like the asian debt crisis and the russian debt crisis and currency devaluation contagion. so, you know, will they do it now? they should. historically, the norm has been 4-6% in terms of interest rates since 1994, and so, you know are they too much focu