. >> i thought it was brilliant that the vikings named greenland "greenland" and iceland -- when it reallys the opposite, isn't it? iceland's kind of warm with all those volcanoes and everything. and go, eagles. i think jim schwartz will be a coach next year. >> i hope so. i think he'll still be with the eagles. >> yeah. well, we'll see. that's "inside story" for this week. thanks to the panelists an >> coming up next on "action news," police search for clues in a brutal murder in delaware county. >>> tonight is the vice presidential debate in saint louis. >>> first responders save the day for victims of hurricane matthew in north carolina him those stories all next on "action news." good afternoon it is sunday, october 9. gray is off, i'm nydia han. hers some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> an early-morning house fire sends a firefighter to the hospital. >> hurricane matthew leaves the south with more widespread flooding and 2 million people without power. >>> the eagles are in the motor

the greenland ice sheet covers 80% of greenland, and it's melting.e arctic ice, greenland's ice is land-based. when it melts, sea levels will rise. richard alley, who was regarded as the world's leading authority on ice, told a house panel that if global temperatures rise by even 3.6 degrees fahrenheit, the entitire greenland ice sheet is doomed. if the greenland ice sheet melts, the world seas will rise by 23 feet. now, this isn't gonna happen next week, maybe not for centuries, but alley says that with the rise of 3.5 degrees, it's guaranteed to happen. and here is the real wildcard is permafrost. permafrost is relatively permanently frozen land, all of it left over from the last ice age. one quarter of the northern hemisphere is home to a tremendous amount of permafrost, and it's melting. there's alaska, what they call drunken trees and drunken houses. same thing in siberia, northern scandinavia. underneath the arctic's permafrost is methane. over a period of 100 years, methane is 20 times more powerful than carbon dioxide. some of the permafrost

. >>> this happened in the denmark straits between iceland and greenland. all these people got to witness something really cool. a photographer was on one of those tour booats in may of thi apparently waves, winds, and rising temperatures affect these icebergs that are in the strait during the summer season. so this is what happened. basically their skin peels because they've been out in the sun or, in this case, global warming. >> pour a little whiskey over the top of it. >> think about it, though, nick. this iceberg is kind of like those little itty-bitty ice cubes that don't last long in the drink. >> ice chips. >> because this one be a little chip. as you can see, this thing is collapsing. >> oh! >> and then it explodes. that's all that's left. >> it looked like shaved ice. >> they just need to pour a little syrup on it. >> it's all food with you guys. down without a hitch. security video from inside a bank in uruguay. the guys making their way in go to the safe. wouldn't you know t the saves at the bank are locked. >> no! >> they are locked. >> code? >

police are looking for those >>> this happened in the denmark strait between iceland and greenland. all these people got to witness something really cool. a photographer was on one of the tour boats in may of this year when this happened. >> oh! >> apparently waves, winds, and rising temperatures affect these icebergs in the strait during the summer season, so this is what happens. basically, their skin peels because they've been out in the sun, or in this case global warming. >> boil whiskey over top of it. >> think about it, though, nick, this iceberg is kind of like the itty-bitty ice cubes that don't last long in the drink. this one is about to be a little chip. as you can see, this thing is collapsing. >> oh! >> then it explodes. that's all that's left. looks like shaved ice. they need to pour syrup on it. >> gluten free. yeah, charity. >>> it's that special time. >> time to give away an ipad mini. >> to enter all you need is monday's buzz word, be at least 21 years of age and be legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. lady, rig

. >>> this happened in the denmark greenland. all these people got to witness something really cool. a photographer was on one of the tour boats in may of this year when this happened. >> oh! >> apparently waves, winds, and rising temperatures affect these icebergs in the strait during the summer season, so this is what happens. basically, their skin peels because they've been out in the sun, or in this case global warming. >> boil whiskey over top of >> think about it, though, nick, this iceberg is kind of like the itty-bitty ice cubes that don't last long in the drink. this one is about to be a little chip. as you can see, this thing is collapsing. >> oh! >> then it explodes. that's all that's left. looks like shaved ice. they need to pour syrup on it. >> gluten free. yeah, charity. >>> it's that special time. >> time to give away an ipad mini. >> to enter all you need is monday's buzz word, be at least 21 years of age and be legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> we've all

the fire closed the highway if the greenland exit at around 10:00 last night. there are no expected delays this morning. >>> boulder county is under a burning of any search. the dry conditions we have right now forced a popular event to be canceled. thousands of people signed up for the second night of the festival last night. people living near the site say the flames are spreading beyond the lanterns into euros. andrea floris tells us why some neighbors are opposed to this sold out sunday night but many walked away without letting one go pick >> we were hoping to make a wish tonight for our families. it was a bummer. >> reporter: high winds and dry conditions made for a red flag warning. >> sitting around a campfire we were even joking about having small kids around the campfire. >> reporter: conditions pastors pick >> there were coming down and there was close to 200. >> reporter: many of them still lit. >> there was maybe a dozen we stopped at. >> reporter: dozens of horses also started to speak -- spook. she said she is not opposed to is held. >> i think i

official would engage in this kind of behavior, and i think the voters should says pamela tucker of greenland, the former deputy speaker of the house, bought marijuana once and marijuana elixir on another occasion. the report says she told investigators they were for medicinal reasons. joseph lachance of manchester allegedly bought marijuana from tasker several times to treat his ptsd, and brought friends to do the same. the report says amanda bouldin, also of manchester, used potwi recalled a conversation about a big drug purchase he made in lancaster. investigators say sanbornville representative ted wright bought marijuana to help his wife's battle with breast cancer. and plaistow representative shem kellogg was named, but he died of cancer in june and was never interviewed. the house speaker and governor are confident voters will have their say in november. office, and this is a very serious transgression, and i'm very deeply concerned about it, and i hope the voters will take this very seriously. mike: the lawyer for state representative amanda bouldin says, in part, amanda did not buy d

nicole is going to come up to greenland and produce a ton of snow over the next few days. we will be watching these fronts, the warm front goes off to the northeast, hopefully it penetrates through boston but it's going to be a close call. i'm going to go for the gold, record high of 83 tomorrow. we are still warm wednesday even though the air turns dryer. here's my seven-day accuweather forecast. 81 wednesday, the air dries out and then it turns damp d here on thursday, showers on friday and really a chilly weekend with temperatures only in the 50s with a mix of clouds and sunshine and a gusty wind. enjoy the next couple of days. >>> the wayward manatee that was rescued off of the cape is now headed home. tomorrow, a coast guard plane will fly the pregnant manatee from the mystic aquarium in connecticut down to florida. she will continue recovery at the world before being released into the wild in a few weeks to have its babies. northern lights. the managing video did not roll, but it was kind of mysterious. we just kept waiting for her to emerge. we wish her the best. >>

norway, greenland, canada, and the united states thanks to alaska. we flew as guests of the navy, from prudo bay, alaska, 200 miles in the direction of the a spot where the ice was still thick enough to support this base camp. it was a small temporary village, disrupting the peace and the purity of the ice, white as far as the eye can see. the camp was built for scientific military exercise called ice-x, 2016. >> hi, everyone. nice to meet you. >> welcome. well cup. for five weeks this land of ice was home to an expeditionary team of sailors, scientists and engineers. whose mission was to understand how to survive in maybe the most hostile conditions on earth. the navy says those taking part in this exercise are the first humans ever to set foot on this part of the planet. >> it is actually boughtful beyond belief isn't it? >> it really is. >> reporter: chuck mcguire one of the first to arrive. he is an engineer with the brought in to build this camp from scratch. so you get off the plane. there its nothing. there its no shelter. there is no indoors.

. >> pamela tucker of greenland the former deputy speaker of the house bought marijuana once and an elecixir on another occasion and joseph lachance reportedly times to treat his ptsd and brought friends to dot same. the report says amanda bolden, also of manchester used pot with tasker in his car and recalled a conversation about a big drug purchase he made in lancaster, that sanborntonville representative bought marijuana to help his wife's battle with breast cancer. and kellogg was named, but died the house speaker and governor are confidence they'll have their say in november. >> all elected officials in new hampshire take an oath of office and this is a very serious transgression. i'm deeply concerned about it and hope they'll take it seriously. >> amanda bolden says in part, amanda did not buy drugs were tasker, in fact, never inquired about buying drugs from tasker, not once. the other lawmakers did not response to our request for is legal in new hampshire as long as it's obtained through a dispensary. mike cronin, news 9. amy: a member of the u.s. coast guard is recovering after he w

either way, it is eventually heading up towards greenland and iceland. this won't have an immediate impact on land. however, it is generating some large waves, spinning around here. those waves are reaching the coastline. the winds are light today. if you go boating, you will notice it is choppy. again, that is nicole's fault. back at home, on land, we saw a lot of 2 now temperatures rebound nicely. 50 in hull. 40 in lexington. 44 in tyngsborough. 44 in auburn. 42 in taunton. we are down in the 20's in many areas. not too long ago. and then now those numbers are rebounding with the help of plenty of sunshine. in fact, hardly a cloud in the sky. across the entire northeastern united states. that is thanks to high pressure. high pressure usually brings you beautiful weather. that will be our main weather-maker all weekend long. next weather-maker will be that front. until sunday night. our next chance of rain holding off just long enough to squeeze out a dry weekend with. high pressure, you get clock-wise winds. out ahead of this, that means gusty, brisk,

representative pamela tucker of greenland told investigators she bought weed from him, as well. her official position as a lawmaker was to oppose the use of marijuana. representative ted wright of sanbornville told investigators tasker was to help his wife deal with debilitating cancer. a fifth legislator involved had died. investigators say they used tasker's ipad and facebook account to track down the lawmakers involved in his alleged drug deal. the state's investigation into tasker was launched after he was arrested in march for soliciting sex from a 14-year-old girl online and possessing drugs to sell. kimberly bookman, 7news "today in new england." >> nicole: a mystery at sea deepening. a missing mother is presumed de a connecticut are now searching her home. after a week stranded at sea, nathan carman was rescued earlier this week, but his mother linda is still mitzing. police searched her home in connecticut thursday night. court records reveal that both nathan and his mother were suspects in the murder of her father back in 2013. no charges were ever filed against either

on top of the globe, encircled by russia, which encompasses about half of its coastline, norway, greenland, canada and the united states, thanks to alaska. we flew, as guests of the navy - from prudhoe bay alaska 200 miles inhe north pole, over fractured, thinning ice, to a spot where the ice was still thick enough to support this base camp. it was a small temporary village, disrupting the peace and purity of the ice, white as far as the eye can see. the camp was built for a scientific and military exercise, called "ice-x 2016". hi, everyone. how do you do? nice to meet you. >> stahl: for five weeks, this no man's land of ice was home to an expeditionary team of sailors, scientists and engineers, whose mission was to understand how to survive in maybe the most hostile conditions on earth. the navy says those taking part in this exercise are the first humans ever to set foot on this part of the planet. it's actually beautiful beyond belief isn't it? >> chuck mcguire: it really is. >> stahl: chuck mcguire was one of the first to arrive. university of washington's applied physics lab that was

quit, heading into the shipping lanes of the north atlantic and may impact weather heading up into greenland or iceland. for us, it's milder, warmer, and warmer, and then we do face the chance for some scattered showers or maybe some much needed rainfall by the end of this work week. doug and antoinette, to you. antoinette: all right, a.j., thank you. it is 5:46. a check of the stories we're tracking right now. a restaurant in los angeles. three people were killed. 12 others hurt in that shooting early yesterday. at least two of the survivors are said to be in grave condition. the restaurant was operating out of a converted home. it is still unclear if it was properly licensed. no word on a motive. antoinette: a new space mission out of china. tomorrow the country will send two astronauts to an orbiting space lab in an effort to set up a permanently manned space station by mission leaders say the astronauts will stay there for about a month to conduct experiments. the u.s. has highlighted increasing capabilities of the space lab, concerned that china is pursuing ways to prevent adversaries f

the reasons why now the first american troops set forth into the atlantic, to occupy new bases in greenland in our hands, bases of defense -- in nazi hands, bases of offense. the germans opened unrestricted suffering and warfare. -- submarine warfare. henry l. stimson: if today our navy should make secure the seas for the delivery of our munitions to great britain, it 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. wendell willkie: we want those cargos protected. [applause] narrator: an aroused congress repealed the entire neutrality act. we armed our merchants. and for the first time they steamed into combat zones to deliver lend-lease. while this was going on in the atlantic, the japs, by a so called-agreement with the puppet government of defeated france, moved in on indochina. there were now only two threats to their plan for conquest of greater east asia. first was their neighbor, russia, the only military power within striking distance of military japan. the second threat was us. japanese ex

may track up toward greenland or iceland in the coming days. for us, milder today, nearing 70 degrees. into the 70's tomorrow and how about 81 degrees by tuesday. 82 is the record, by the way, for boston. slow cooldown coming up later this week with a chance for rain by friday.gu antoinette: let's push for 82 then, right? time right now is 6:16. stories we're following right now -- doug: investigators are looking into the cause of a massive fire in arizona. check this out. this was the scene last night in gilbert. that fire growing quickly to five alarms at an apartment complex that was under construction. more than 120 firefighters were needed to get those flames under control. nobody seriously hurt. fire officials saying the strong winds fanned those flames for hours. antoinette: two companies are giti tire is recalling several sizes of its models because of a defect that causes cracks allowing air to leak out. meantime, continental tire is recalling certain models installed on more than 14,500 general motors vehicles. those tires could have

that greenland block we talked about.might start back in the northern bahamas and florida and other people. >> are you telling me it hooks up with hurricane nicole? a double whammy coming? >> yeah. there's a complex process where it's an earth moon gravitational dance. sometimes two hurricanes close to each other can loop each other, sling each other, fling each other. matthew probably will have some pull from that and create a u turn and then who knows what happens five, six, seven days from now in terms of the motion thereafter. we have chapter one, which is well defined up through the southeast coast. but then the u turn and some big question marks beyond day six. >> incredible. thank you, my friend. michael, as he was speaking, we are get being confirmation of theme parks in florida closing within the next eight minutes or so. orlando international airport will close all commercial flights in anticipation of this by 8:00 p.m. even if you want to leave there, you will be stuck flying out of there. that is not going to