there's a massive new crack in one of greenland's largest glaciers. it's located in the center petermann glacier's ice shelf-- 300 square miles of thick ice that rests on arctic ocean water in the northwest corner of greenland. scientists studying satellite imagery taken by the european space agency were the first to observe the crack. nasa confirmed it with aerial photographs on friday. the crack could be caused by warming ocean waters underneath the ice shelf causing it to melt. it elevates concerns about more of the petermann glacier falling apart, contributing to sea level rise. in 2010, a 100-square mile section of the glacier-- four times the size of manhattan-- broke off. in 2012, so did another section about half that size. the los angeles dodgers have unveiled a statue of the late jackie robinson, outside dodger stadium. the ceremony last night marked the 70th anniversary of his debut as the major leagues' first african-american player back when the dodgers played in brooklyn. the bronze statue shows robinson stealing home, a feat he accompli

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greenland has had a record breaking snow and ice year this year.hey'll need a record-breaking melt to get back to normal. it's back and forth all the time. that's the way nature works. the fact of the matter is, weather and climate are nature's way of trying to solve and imbalance that is inherent in the same. that is why you see these variations. we had a major el nino, so it's spiked the temperature. we're backing off some now. but what could cause that? you had 200 years of high sunspot activity. the oceans warm from that. the cyclical nature of the oceans are centuries in the making. how can yes -- >> neil: you beller talk to the science guys. he seems to understand this. >> i've had conversations with bill before. i had him over to my house sitting and talking about the matter. bill believes he out to save the planet. that's what he believes. i can't save the planet. the most i can do is explain what i believe -- >> neil: he was at your house for three hours? >> yeah, yes, he was. hopefully i will continue to have the right to express my opini

i mean, we're talking about a gigantic, monstrous-sized iceberg that broke off the coast of greenland and traveled down iceberg alley. this is really living up to its name. we're about 105 years on since the "titanic" actually sank. where is it exactly. just off the coast of canada from newfoundland's coast and a series of currents that leads to these icebergs that eventually move southward. what scientists are noticing a major uptick in the number of icebergs that have floated across this region. 130 spotted in this transatlantic crossing and on an average year they only see about 200. kind of an ominous sign, especially when they're this size. how big was that iceberg or the iceberg we're looking at just behind me? there is actually a scale for that. just like there is an app for that. there is a map for that. it goes from to a small/medium all the way to a large and that is what we saw here with a length of 200 meters and a weight of ten mega tons. that is ten million tons. unbelievable. roughly the size of a stadium and that is only the surface of this because 80% to 90% of this i

she would make her way to freedom and live out her days in and around greenland new hampshire and sheade up a slave catchinit theslave catchir the entirety of her life and managed to build a family for herself. she married, hav had children, worked as a domestic to the end of her days and although she endured the child's poverty and fugitive status until her death, she moved forward. her life was difficult, but freedom was worth it and i will show you my last slide of the evening is a little bit of one of the first interviews that she grants and i will not tell you everything because you have to buy the book and read the book. this article that was in the abolitionist newspaper up here in may of 1845 and it was at this point ona judge was in her early to mid 70s and granted an interview to the. of the more likely you were to say exactly what is on your mind without much culture. she never regretted it. she would spend nearly 50 years as a fugitive and the children that she had were also fugitives because slavery followed the strings of the mother. they would remain to be never caught.

beautiful place. >> they say greenland is ice, and iceland is nice.t of ice around here in iceland as well. it's having a moment now for tourism. the number of people coming to this country for tourism has doubled, just to see the northern lights. it's a hub of important genetics research, that's because it is a fatherly homogenous population, something known as the founder effect. meaning a lot of the population here descended from common ancestors, and they've remained relatively isolated for over 1,000 years. another thing that makes it greet for genetic research is the records here are incredible. we visited the national archives and got to see the world's first complete census taken in the 1700s. records go back to the 800s. beyond that, they have great medical records, those things combined make it a great place to do genetics research. here is why kari sfefansson says iceland is so great for this. >> icelanders, who once existed in iceland, it's easier for us to make discoveries. >> decode has made discoveries in things like alzheimer's and car

. >>> more than 400 ice bergs have drifted south from greenland.e. in the same area that the iceberg sank the titanic. >>> and technology has made it easier for parents to snoop on their children. 60% monitor their social media use and 48% have looked through thil messages. psychologist and cbs news contributor lisa demora writes about this in her latest online article. is snooping on teenagers ever okay? lisa is also the author of "untangled, guiding teenage girl through the seven transitions into adulthood." lisa, good morning. >> good morning. >> so are there some instances where it's okay to snoop? >> well, first let's say what snooping is. right? it's monitoring without telling them you're monitoring. so it's going on under the table. so already we are starting to have questions of trust. so we want to be really careful if we think about snooping. because when parents do it, we have research showing that it does harm the relationship with their kids. >> so how -- >> not if they don't know you're snooping. >> here's what's interesting. you have

this is a photo of an iceberg in greenland.and they are the recordings of icebergs melting. this may be hard to convey on television. if you could come over a little bit -- tell us your name. in divine. amy: what are you wearing? sculpture.a sound in essence it is two speakers that are amplified. amy: and the sound we are hearing is? >> it is recordings of icebergs melting. amy: this is seismic -- these are the seismic recordings of icebergs melting. i will put my microphone inside the funnel. where did you get these recordings? >> do you want to answer this? amy: where did you get the recording? things offed some the internet and i also recorded the wind in my house and a colleague helped me mix it together so we have a six-minute loop we can play over and over again, and basically, you probably can understand the concept, this is an amplification device, and we are looking at several different occasions for social justice and the climate. amy: the marchers are going to continue to the white house to sit and encircled the whit