i came with the greenland contingent. it's not really open to other people but it operates just like the human. if one has on headphones because the dialects are so extreme. then the russians who speak russian, so includes all the way. it's a very dynamic. they are very much involved. >> i would like to thank both of you and congratulations for the excellent presentation. i have a question. according to the ms., man has taken advantage of all the resources -- to the minors -- they thought the world would end in the year 2000. but after 2000 your according to the lazy i'll just come is there an estimate about how long the world will be able to survive if we still tried to make it survive? thank you spent if there is, they haven't told me. i would be the last to know. i don't think so. >> one more. >> i was wondering, did you find that the cultures working anywhere superstitious or did anything that sort of ideas were on the outside of the normal? >> well, i mean, -- >> tell the story about the shaman, about the polar bear.

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. >>> fossils found in greenland could mean there was once life on mars. these will be the earliest fossils found on earth some 3.7 billion years old. the time conditions on earth and mars were similar. scientists say if life existed here, it could also have existed there. >>> and soccer coaches this player in colorado. check out this video. it's a moose. bending it like beckham in a backyard about 60 miles from denver. he dribbles, reverses. he even takes a head shot at one point. and he never uses his hands. very good. >> take a look there. he doesn't have the focus to be a professional soccer player, diane. i'm not quite sure. he does lose interest in soccer. starts to play with the trampoline. i think he's said to be scratching his antlers which are itchy. maybe it's moose mating season there. >> maybe we should incorporate trampolines into every soccer game. >> a little later in the video -- >> thanks, jack. i think the moose was off sides anyway. >> very good. soccer lingo. sent a dozen passengers and crew to the hospital. what we're finding out abou

the ice, harvested as icebergs from a fjord in greenland, is an installation set up at a historic place dere eurozone. blocks are arranged in a circle to form a a clock. in winter dusk in paris is a leisurely affair, sprawling across the hours like lunch in a side street brassily. it's nearly dark when i reach the square, but the ice chunks -- some taller than the people wandering among them -- have their own glow, a kind of glinting charisma. people pose by the blocks, snapping photos. children holding onto their parents' hands touch the ice and giggle at its smooth coldness. some young children in snow suits and wool hats are in strollers. i wonder what their parents are saying when they bend down to explain that each drop of dissolving water ticks off another moment toward the potential destruction of earth's climate as we know it. water was a presence at cop 21, the international conference on climate change in which 195 countries a agreed to place limits on greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to curb global warming. water was central to the emergence of the high ambition coalitio

this is on the nbld lanes of the greenland exit south of denver. a medical helicopter is transporting one person involved in the crash. heavy skwment needed. >>> the oklahoma medical examiner says the man killed by cops in tulsa die have had a gunshot wound to the chest. across america. betty shelby charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of terrance crutcher. documents suggest that shelby overreacted when he ignored her commands to stop moving toward his car. she claims he was scared he was going for a gun. crutcher did not have a weapon. >>> a second person has died in the storms and flooding in wisconsin. a 70-year-old man drowned trying to drive his yesterday a man was killed when a mudslide swechlt his home down a hill -- swept his home down a hill. >>> a woman at a florida gas station refused to let a purse snatcher get away without a fight. she jumped on the thief's car to get to him to stop. she hung on until he hit the gas, running over her in the process. >> i reached into the driver's side, i had my hand on my handbag, and at

this is at greenland in southern douglas county and i can't see the headlights of folks coming north. so not calling it horrible just yet but i'll keep an yea on that for you. take a look at the down on 470 coming out at castle rock. a good drive here across commerce city and a drive to dia is looking better now that they open up the lanes. inbound pena boulevard we had delays and lanes closed down. take a look at the drive i-70 right there that goes to peen ya boulevard. looking nice too. most people think mice are that happened after a woman in texas says a mouse brushed against her leg as she was just getting in the car. she jumped out and then it rolled into the ocean. she says she's okay but embarrassed. no word on how the mouse is doing. >> i want to hear the call to her husband. >> or the insurance company. that reminds me of a former anchor here >> oh yes. right into a pole. >>> the makers of the epipen made aalot of people mad when they raised prices but did they do anything criminal? >>> flu season is around the corner but new guidelines that parents may make it haader for m

brenda pictures of a medical shingles rolled over near the greenland road exit. here is map of the area giving ou better perspective. i to five n. that is closed in that area that driver was hurt. no word on when 25 northbound will be open. >>> welcome jahmal webster back here with you. raucous at the road for the first time this season with the deck stacked against them just a bit. since the underdogs also dealing wi goes insider filling in the details. >> reporter: broncos spacer toughest test of the ssason without three starters. no damarcus were, donald stephenson said he may miss another week in virgil green well was ruled out today. that leaves john phillips in line to start at tight end. with jeff fireman. phillips said the two complement each other well.>> i >> coach kubiak declined to comment who will start. he will not be on a plate count according to coach kubiak. >> when you are sitting seven that is kind of hard to do. we can rotate in get him a series out of the game, but it will be really hard. he has been ready to play. he was rea >> the broncos u

in the northbound direction you have backups from greenland because of it. now we have the original accident and then we have san accident in the backup. that's closed off right shoulder and the left shoulder and then we have just have police that have arrived along there. that's actually going to make a better drive from castle rock this morning making your way into town because you don't have all that volume it's all been metered by the time it gets you to this morning. we're going to be watching that. side street incidents, this is southbound along i-225 as you see the drive times from the east, southbound i-225 we have speeds in the 20s and 40s now from i-70 from i-25 out to i-2 that. >>> to figure outside what caused a fire at the abandoned sugar mill in longmont. copter will flew over it last night adds black smoke poured out of the building and you can see the flames. they battled that fire from th they were still out late last night checking for hot spots there. >>> a fire burning in rio blanco county is not slowing down. lightning started the lost s

then around 5:30 a loaded truck rolled over in the northbound lanes of i-25 in douglas county near greenland. the driver was seriously hurt backups extended beyond monument hill. crews got one lane open after 90 minutes. >>> state troopers released a photo of an suv whose occupants could have information about a deadly hit and run involving a bicyclist. jason holden was struck and killed tuesday riding along larimer county road 8e. the occupants of this suv are considered possible witnesses to the crash. it has a roof or ski in the area around the time of the incident. holden lost control after he was hit by a vehicle trying to pass him. he hit control and went into crossing traffic where he was hit by a truck. >>> five inmates in the downtown denver jail went to the hospital yesterday because they overdosed on drugs. medics came to the jail and took the inmates to denver health. they were taken because they department are investing and say this is a rare occurrence. -- investigating and say this is a rare occurrence. >> having five people go through a drug overdose at once is something we c

. >>> fossils found in greenland could mean there was once life on mars. if confirmed the earliest fossils on earth, 3.7 billion years old. >> just a little while ago. at the time conditionses on earth and mars were similar so scientists say if life existed here it could have existed there. >> interesting stuff. >>> coming up, new hope in the disease. an early trial of an experimental drug is showing promise. >>> as millions of us spend more and more time staring at our phones it may not be as bad for us as we think. >>> high seas travelers sitting in prison after months of high luxury travel taking selfies along the way. the allegations that have them in big trouble when we come oh wow, what kind of underwear are those? wait, fruit of the loom makes breathable underwear? yeah, they have tiny holes to let the air through but... yessss. i love them. stay cool with breathable underwear come on... dogs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy! go for the g

week, and the good news is this is going to go north and northeast and accelerating southeast of greenland, west of the u.k. the only issue from this storm is the shipping lanes in the north it won't impact land at all. this is a problem. this is way out in the western pacific. this is typhoon maronte. the new update. winds up to 185 sustained with gusts up to 220. this will weaken the next couple of days. it's tough for a typhoon or hurricane to stay at this intense sfe for long. as it approaches taiwan, which is here, it's predicted to be china, so this will make headlines the next couple of days. super typhoon maronte. for us we have a tropical wave. we don't have anything like that to deal with. just increases the shower and thundershower coverage tomorrow. it will decrease tomorrow night. then additional showers and thundershowers are likely on wednesday. kind of a wet setup for us as our rainy season slowly begins to wind down. patchy clouds overnight. we stay rain-free and it won't take much to make it rain tomorrow. a lot of moisture and instability, so showers and thundershowers d

. >>> fossils found in greenland could mean there was once life on mars. if confirmed the earliest fossils on earth, 3.7 billion years old. >> just a little while ago. at the time conditionses on earth and mars were similar so scientists say if life existed here it could have existed there. >> interesting stuff. >>> coming up, new hope in the battle against alzheimer's disease. an early trial of an experimental drug is showing promise. >>> as millions of us spend more and more time staring at our phones it may not be as bad for us as we think. >>> high seas travelers sitting in prison after months of high luxury travel taking selfies along the way. the allegations that have them in big trouble when we come back. >>> take a look at this rescue off the texas coast. the coast guard picks up two boaters in galveston bay including an 18-year-old who is enlisting in the coast guard himself. the teens called for help when their boat flipped over, one of them suffering a broken leg, the other teen there is okay. >>> we have new details about the panic at los angel

. >>> fossils found in greenland could mean there was once life on mars. if confirmed the earliest fossils on earth, 3.7 billion years old. >> just a little while ago. at the time conditionses on earth and mars were similar so scientists say if life existed here it could have existed there. >> interesti >>> coming up, new hope in the battle against alzheimer's disease. an early trial of an experimental drug is showing promise. >>> as millions of us spend more and more time staring at our phones it may not be as bad for us as we think. >>> high seas travelers sitting in prison after months of high luxury travel taking selfies along the way. the allegations that have them in big trouble when we come we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrsten sinema knows that. when congress refused to work and pass a budget, she said they shouldn't get a paycheck. and that's something we can all agree on. call representative kyrsten sinema and thank her for holding congress accountable. >>> tak

there is iceland, there is greenland, there is great britain. we won't see that storm affect us at all. our seven-day forecast in the 80s. 90 on wednesday, mostly sunny. i'm very skeptical about any rain on thursday. in the 80s and finally a better chance of rain sunday and monday of next week. keep your fingers crossed. we need that rain. >> we had it a few weeks ago. it doesn't take long -- >> to dry up for sure. thanks, mike. >>> the network is celebrating the beginning of shows including "lethal weapon." the first show is fantastic. we are so excited. >> reporter: it is absolutely incredible. it is a highly anticipated premiere. and joining me now who plays -- how excited are you for the project? >> i'm overly excited about this project. i'm excited for people to see watch the movies? there is a balancing act about what people love about the movies. >> i'm a huge fan of the franchise. i didn't need to rewatch it. a marathon of all the movies. i think they did an incredible job honoring the franchise but changing it for the modern time. >> re

. >>> troopers in castle ro it crashed at the greenland exit. one person was air lifted to a hospital. it's not clear what caused the crash. >> two of the three suspects involved in a crime spree that spanned three cities faced a judge yesterday. the men are accused of stealing cars and shooting windows out of 12 vehicles in lafayette. group was high on drugs a 16-year-old girl is in custody. the two men set to appear on tuesday. vandals leave their mark on nature and now investigators want to find whoever did it. look at these pictures and see that there's graffiti along the trail in o'fallon park near morrison. five trees and four rocks were spray painted. if you have any information, call the shers >>> happening today, a local cross fit gym owner hosts a fundraiser for the detective shot. it starts at 10:00. meanwhile, we have learned that the detective is making great progress in his recovery. the douglas county's office says he's awake, alert and able to >> reporter: families say that detective dan bright is showing encouraging signs of enc

francine: and there's no model at the moment, unclear whether we want to be like greenland or norway?: the clear direction from the government is they are seeking a bespoke model. every other model, north korea has access to the single market but it pays him through tariffs. britain wants tariff-free access but it also needs migration control. i think that is a narrow enough zone for people who want to do a deal to do a deal. i think we will have a soft brexit and i expect that is what theresa may wants. think he is completely correct about the current account deficit. britain remains a good place to invest. it is quite likely to out-compete eurozone growth this year. the idea that britain isn't resilient, it has one of the best levels of innovation, one of the best universities in europe, it is the center of an enormous amount of human capital and investment capital, so i think if we have soft brexit, the indications are really quite benign. but if it is hard, then i think it is going to be very difficult. the english language is important to a lot of people. phillip: it will redeem

it was in a barren stretch of greenland researchers have been exploring for three decades. >> drinking beer and playing pinball to raise money to help sick children in san francisco. it's in the mission district. money raised will help buy pinball machines for children's hospitals. >> last year we raised $1000. two weeks ago we raised $750. we're going to try to beat l.a. and raise probably over $1,000 again tonight. >> tonight's tournament continued until 8:00. that's when it ended. they host tournaments in different cities around the u.s. next month pinball players will dual in maine to benefit a children's hospital. >>> a heart warming birthday gift that was a decade in the making from a daughter to stepfather. fair warning here. grab a tissue. >> reporter: 22-year-old gabby has a surprise for her stepfather. he's celebrating his 53rd birthday. he's not her biological father, but he's the only man in the world she calls dad. he's a bit of a joker. >> i got a pen. >> reporter: but it's not a pen or watch or even a tie. for his birthday, his adult stepdaughter is giving him adoption p

the prospects for intensification not great and by friday and then by saturday and southeast of greenland and west of ice >> this is going to be a big deal. this is supper typhoon. this is not the atlantic the pacific. this is taiwan and china up here. 185. 180. 150. 120. right now 180 gusts to 215. super typhoon the strongest on the planet this year. big problems heading for taiwan in a couple of days. it will increase as the wave goes by tomorrow. and the afternoon could be pretty active. showers and thundershowers around. the rain will be heavy. we stay in the soupy atmosphere for a couple more days. even wednesday and thursday should be wet. and many times it doesn't. the models have the northern counts get the rain between now and wednesday. tonight. showers and thundershowers ending 76. will not take much for rain to develop again tomorrow. cooler because of clouds and rain and the in the upper 80s. we stay unsettled on wednesday. showers and storms around 87. the rainy season does not have a i have numbers below 90s. >> you know a appears in september hockey season. three weeks awa

the reasons why now the first american troops set forth into the atlantic to occupy new basis in greenlandents. in our hands, bases of defense and nazi hands, bases of offense. ♪ narrator: the germans opened unrestricted submarine warfare. [bombs going off] >> if today the navy should make secure the cds for the -- the seas for the delivery of our munitions to great britain, it would render as great a service to our country and to the preservation of american freedoms as it has ever rendered in all its glorious history. >> we want those cargoes protected. [applause] congress repeated the entire neutrality act. we armed to our merchants. for the first time, they steamed into combat zones to deliver. while this was going on in the atlantic, the japs by so-called agreement with the government who defeated france and -- there were now only two threats to their plan for conquest of greater ease asia. asia.t first was their neighbor, russia, the only military power within striking distance of military japan. the second was us. japanese expansion was too dangerous to attempt with our bases still

. >> teri greenland lived right next door, stood beside robert, watched the fire. worried about the pretty young mother trapped in there, ann charles. >> she would come outside, play with the kids. we would talk here and there. but she was a really nice person. >> and something good. ann's two daughters, katie and wendy, escaped unharmed from their downstairs bedroom. but that left ann and little thomas, just 3 years old, unaccounted for. somewhere upstairs. >> we put the fire out and then we started checking the bedrooms for occupants. >> nothing good after that. upstairs firemen found little thomas on the floor beneath the window, dead of smoke inhalation. chief gentry steeled himself for what might be next. he felt his way through debris and lingering smoke to ann's room. >> i crawled over to the bunk bed and that's where we found a victim in the bunk bed and that person was secured in the bunk bed, both hands and both legs. >> tied up? >> yeah, tied up. >> now that was an entirely different complexion on things. this wasn't just a fire. >> so what did that tell

china greenland properties is one. they are justifying this by saying it helps diversify their business because the property sector is in a bubble about to burst and they're looking for ways to safeguard against a total bust in the property sector in china. david: is this doing anything to feel -- and china? is it you want to be totally cynical, there could be something to various because here we are, chinese property developers loaning money to investors who then put that andy into real estate continue to increase property prices. so there is concern about that. part of the reason why is also because it is not transparent who these investors are, what it is being used for. there is very little transparency around that. vonnie: doing anything about it or expressing the wish to do anything about it? itthey are keeping an i on but are not doing anything about chinese property companies going into internet financing or online financing. down on thecking online finance industry overall because it can become a very dark sha

that will head up to greenland and iceland and not concerned about that. typhoon meranti reaching peak of intensity in taiwan with winds over 115 miles an hour and moving west and northwest ward in china making landfall wednesday or wednesday night and a super typhoon gusting up to 200, 205. that's a monster. showers and thunderstorms around especially near the coast and down to 77. >> tomorrow showers and thunderstorms around with a storms move inland during the day. on thursday more showers and thundershowers and 40% rain coverage, not raining all the time. it keeps temperatures mostly under 90 and high in tampa was 89. we have a track map on julia at 11:00. back to you. >> we will wait. >>> a rash of boat burglaries in pasco county. >>> still to come, the dock i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. new at ten- the pasco county sheriff's new at 10:00 pasco sheriff's depart

are the reasons why the first american troops that forth in the atlantic to occupy new bases in greenlandent. in our hands, faces of defense -- in nazi hands, bases of offense. the german open unrestricted submarine there. -- submarine warfare. >> if today, the navy should make secure the seas for the delivery of our munitions to great britain, will render as great a service to our country and to the preservation of american freedom as it has ever rendered in all its glorious history. >> we want those cargoes protected. narrator: the aroused congress repealed the entire neutrality act. we armed our merchants and for the first time, they sped into combat zones. while this was going on in the onantic, the japs moved in indochina. there were now only two threats to their plans for conquest of greater east asia. first was there northern neighbor, russia, the only military power in strikingly -- striking distance of 10. the second threat to japanese conquest was us. japanese southward expansion was too dangerous to attempt with our bases still standing in the levine's and supply lines open to

and head to greenland or iceland and off the map in a couple of days out in the mistake. this is not good. this is super typhoon. and 180 miles an hour. gusts to 220. and 180 gusts to 220. and moving west northwest towards taiwan which is here then china is back here. this will be close to impacting taiwan tuesday into wednesday. super typhoon and the strongest hurricane on the planet this year. for us, moisture stays high. and the trough goes by and the red. more showers and thundershowers and showers and storms gradually diminishing. and any one of which will be hroebltly heavy. more of the same on wednesday. showers and thundershowers around. we're back to 87. and south about 5 knots. seas and low tide at 6:28 the 7 day forecast in a word moist. stay in the highs and 70s for lows. >> thank you, paul it's not just the airlines charging you for everything that you got for free, now the hotels are doing it. how to avoid some oh yea, everything is digital now-a-days. this thing never leaves my side. that is why i signed up for publix digital coupons. so retro... that's how

the clouds will be holding back and more sunshine greenland. we will continue -- sunshine inland, and we will continue to see clouds along the coast and on the peninsula. we have noticed a cooling trend over the last few days and this low is slowly making its way up the coast. what began as a cooling trend will get much cooler due to this area of low pressure sinking into western canada in the pacific northwest, and dropping temperatures significantly, 10 to 20 degrees. today is the middle-of-the-road day, 82 degrees for livermore, topping out in the low 80s. upper 70s for lake concord, fairfield, many reaching the upper 70s today. 74 in santa rosa, 65 in oakland. these temperatures will be warm compared to what we are going to see, temperatures cooling at the warmest locations into the 70s for monday and tuesday, 60s by the bay, 50s along the coast. we were gradually warm up into next weekend.>>> next, lessons on the field and in life, this week's jefferson award winner's lift up the children and their families. ,,,,,,,,,,,, there's something

it will get close to greenland or iceland in about 5 to 7 days. once again, no threat to land at all. now, other side of the coin, the pacific. his is the western paci. this is supertyphoon maronte. winds up to 185 sustained gusting to 125. this is moving west-northwest towards thailand and eventually china. it's weakening, but still a big deal as that storm moves west-northwest towards taiwan. increasing moisture for us, and wave, which is the remnants of invest 93l. so rain chances are up the next couple of days. most of the time we're dry, but with any daytime heating, showers and thundershowers getting active and some of the rain, i think, will be locally heavy. rainfall accumulations from our computer models fairly heavy between now and wednesday. four or five inches in some spots, and some of the heavier rain bands, downpours ended foent. watch that wave move our way. and thundershowers. once it goes by we stay fairly wet wednesday into thursday as well. tonight we're done with the rain though. patchy clouds and 76. showers and thundershower

there is some paving going on, route 33 between stratham and greenland that's had things backed up in both directions throughout the day. and it's stop and go on the spaulding turnpike north through newington and portsmouth. i'm peggy james. josh: next at 5:00, a horrible act of violence caught on surveillance, an elderly man shot while watering his lawn. now a reward is being jean: there is relief in one part of the country tonight, a man who police say targeted drivers in a shooting spree is behind bars. mike: the latest front to move on there does mean a shower or storm for some as we go through tonight. a timeline ahead. >> a statue sitting outside this v.f.w. in salem has been stolen, we'll show you what it looks like and how you can help get it narrator: fewer new hampshire students are graduating debt free, while wall street and oil companies get billions in tax breaks. and whose side is kelly ayotte on? she voted to cut funding for pell grants and all while voting for tax breaks for the special interests like oil companies that give millions to help her campaign. kelly ayotte:

. >>> next a discussion on the impact of climate change on greenland. then a lawyer who served time in prison after being wrongly convicted talks about helping others in the same situation. and live at 10:00 a.m., a news conference to announce a multi-state tour to redefine

world't today" reports on ils found in greenland and how they cld mak life on mars ss of a lonshot. wow. geologists say they discovered evidence of microbial communities of rocks thatre more than 4 billion years old and it appears tha eah appred earlier this once thut a thought and soon afterhe plan was formed. >>> a historic link to slavery. we reported the school profited in the early 1800s fr the sale of 272 slaves.e un thersity plans to bld a memorial to those slaves and of slavery.tute for the study it will be given preferential status in the admissions process. a smile on his face. craig sager received a third bone marrow surgery yesterday. we hope to have him back on the basketball court in thfall. >> we do. >>> prime minister of canada is in a comic book. justin trudeau appears as a boxer they say he is not t producer or attempted to he proam but ey say it's closer to 80%. bechoite the subject of our hundreds of millis of dollars a year, is not helping my brothers and my sisters. or at least not all of them. >> reporter: cbs news spoke ofonpendtrol sg on itself. >> it was ex

the person is us, oh, we want to become like norway, or like switzerland, maybe greenland.sential that they give up the right to curb immigration so that they have access? answer is --short that would be the best outcome where the eu essentially said, will create a special case for you, but there has to be consequences. the one thing the eu will never agree to us that the british get a special situation and there is no consequence for it. what the eu is struggling with a relationshipor with them that is not set a precedent that heard see with everybody else? tom: i like this a lot. ambassador, you dealt with trust in northern ireland a few years ago. is there a trust between brussels and london, a trust between a beleaguered chancellor merkel and prime minister may? where is the trust? richard: there is no trust. everybody is beleaguered. the people in brussels have the etiology of an ever stronger, more into grated eu, but they have to do with the reality, tom, of a multispeed europe. lori had one between those in the eurozone and those not, and they're basically saying, h

the ship is scheduled to arrive in new york september 16th after a stop in greenland and the there next year. of course that's weather permitting and another cruise line, regent seven seas had been promoting their cruise to the northwest passage canceled it because the weather experts are predicting the ice patterns next year will be huge. >> $22. >>> if for a ticket, that would be worth it. >> and how many days again? >> 32 days. they're midway now. >> look don't touch. look don't touch. >> beautiful. >> peter, thank you. >>> "norcos" goes insidehe kingpins and the drug agents chasing them. pedro pascal, one of the stars is in our toyota green room. >>> prince oberon from "game of as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary regulations from washington made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, i know we must empower those who spend every day with our kids. that's why i worked with republicans and democrats to replace the no child left behind law and increase local control of schools. i'm michael bennet. because i believe parents and our communities know wha