i went to greenland six times for that. i've spent the last few years writing about glaciers all over the world. so no, i'm not an atmospheric scientist. i talk to scientists all the time, every day, almost, and that's pretty much my work. >> let's go to bob who is calling from philadelphia, pennsylvania. bob, good morning. >> caller: good morning, c-span, thank you for taking my call. i think that you just kind of proved the last caller's point, that sir, you are not qualified. you are essentially a parrot who repeats what other people tell you. and you only go to the sources that you want to go to. now, i'm sorry if that's insulting to you, but it's unfortunately the truth. the other point that i need to make is that at a time when, you know, the president wants to get, you know, money to build a wall, okay, to effectively -- >>

i went to greenland six times. for that, i have spent the last few years writing about glaciers all over the world. so, no, i'm not an atmospheric scientist. i talk to scientists every day, almost, and that's pretty much my work. >> let's go to bob who's calling from philadelphia, pennsylvania. bob, good morning >> caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for taking my call. i think that you just kind of prove the last caller's point. sir, you're not qualified. you're certainly a parrot who repeats what other people tell you. you only go to the sources you want to go to. the other point that i need to make is that, at a time when, you know, the president wants to get, you know, money to build a wall, okay, to -- to effectively -- >> can i interrupt for a second. i mean, i just find it kind of strange because you're saying i'm a parrot of scientists yet you're saying so if i'm explaining what scientists are saying that's not true, but if i were a scientist saying that it would be true. >> you only repeat the sources

>> there's a new study that found greenland wasosing i nearly four times faster.the end of 2012 than it was at the beginning of 2003. >> with more on these new find gs tonight, here's amelia draper. >>> thanks jim and wendy.s greenland an island between the north atlantic and arctic oceans. about 80% of the island is covered in ice. this study foundhe largest ice loss from 2003 to 2me3 actually rom the southwest part of the island where a scientist had previouslyeen focussed on other parts of the , islaere glaciers would break off and ocean.n the the lead author of the study, a prof at the ohio state university and his co-authors t believ main link is over the warming temperatures leading to iceoss from runoff melt water not just glaciers breaking off. this study shows that greenland underwent a fundamental change in its melting earlier this century. afte 2002, the ice sheet is very sensitive to warming. this sdy says the sea level rise fro greenland will have impact on coastal cities like miami,nd new york even the d.c. waterfront. i posted more information on my

greenland is a massive island, about 80% of the island is covered in thice. ice free area is mainly in the southwest. this study that came out yesterday found that the large ice loss from 2003 toam013 actually from the southwest region of greenland, showing a ifundamental change in melting and runoff behavior early in this ce the area lacks large glaciers and hadn't been known to be losing ice this rapidly is now not the case. previous studies on the soutast a northern parts were where they pnt ice chunks into the atasson. to expolice statilain this, the officer of the study and his b co-authoieve the main link is overall warming temperatures. as the earth warms he thinks this causes water to drain from greenland into the ocean in the summer. this was published yestery, and posted more information on this on my facebook and twitter pages. back to you guys. >>> no bail for the american under arrest in russia on suspicion of spying. paul wheel ann says he's innocent. his russian lawyer said he was detained after unwhitingly receiving state secrets on a thumb dr

i went to greenland six times for that. i spent the last two years writing about glaciers all over the world. no, i am not a scientist. i talked to scientists all the time, every day almost, and that is pretty much my work. host: let's go to bob who is calling from philadelphia, pennsylvania. bob, good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for taking my call. i think you kind of proved the last caller's point, that, sir, you are not qualified. you essentially parrot what is told to you. is insulting that to you, but it is unfortunately the truth. to maker point i need is that at a time when the president wants to get money to effectively, ok, to -- guest: wait, can i just interrupt for a second? i just find it kind of strange because you say i am a parrot of scientists, if i am explaining what scientists are saying, then it is not true, but if i were a scientist saying it, then it would be true? that does not make sense. caller: you only repeat the sources that you want to repeat. you only selectively take -- you

according to a new reportt the greenland ice sheet has nearly r reached a tippiping point. meaning that it may be more sensitive to temperature changes. and in a worst case scenario the entire ice block could melt over time scale of a few hundred he is. they could be dire consequences for low lying communities as c. levels rise. the only thingg we can do is adapt to mitigate for the global warming it's too late for that to o be no effect. this is going to cause additional sea level rise. we are watching the i. sheets hit a tipping point. the findings are published in the u. s. journal proceedings of the national academy of sciences. study shows at the rate of ice melting increased fourfold between two thousand three and twenty twelve the largest sustained loss came from southwest greenland. until now mr such in the region concentrated on glass his. but this new reportt showsws that there's also been a significant rededuction of e surface on sheet which were it to melt completely. contains enough water to raise global sea levels by six meters. your watching live from paris t

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i have a strong opinion.and from greenland scientists say the ice=cap is shrinking faster than predicted.. the same trend was reported earlier in antarctica.a new report warns we may have reached the tipping point ... where reducing greenhouse emissions enough to escalating meltoff. ( robin ) bottom line... two out of three americans told the pollsters they do believe global warming is affecting the country's weather, non-believers totalled only 14 percent, ( robin ) the monterey county coroner indentifed the body that washed up on shore at garrapata beach .. it is braxton stuntz. the teen was swept out to sea last week, after he fell into a blowhole along the water at big sur. deputies recovered the body monday, but were not able to make a clear identification at the time. the 18-year olds' body was found not far from where he was reported missing. ( robin ) in the east bay... a robbery was reported.. at a pizza restaurant in walnut creek. this happened at the mountian mike's pizzza restaurant on ygnacio valley road. the suspect was last seen driving this white, ford focus with license

wednesday, and we will have north—westerly wind from iceland and greenland, so another cold day.rt of the uk, apart from that, it is a frosty start to the day, but it should be largely dry and sunny. we might see some wintry showers across eastern and south—eastern england. there may be some low pressure in the north as well. over the next couple of days, it will stay cold with some wintry showers. some frost, but it should be less cold by friday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5. theresa may is to brief ministers on cross—party talks, as downing street warns mps not to try and block brexit. parliament has not got the right to hijack the brexit process. because parliament said to the people of this country, we will make, we make a contract with you, you will make the decision, and we will honor it. labour‘s brexit secretary says the prime minister needs to compromise on her deal all, at this stage, she really needs to do is say, i‘m not going to go on any more with this mantra that you back my deal or no deal, i‘m going to have an open discussion, and i‘m absolutely not going

i have a strong opinion.and from greenland scientists say the ice=cap is shrinking faster than predicted.. the same trend was reported earlier in antarctica.a new report warns we may have reached the tipping point ... where reducing greenhouse emissions won't be enough to slow the escalating meltoff. (grant) bottom line... two out of three americans told the pollsters thet do believe global warming is affecting the country's weather, non=believers totalled only 14 percent,pam and ken? a horrific scene in folsom. a head- on crash sends two people to the hospital...including one woman... who was thrown from her car. she was given emergency treatment... by two bystanders... who just happened to be trained in c-p- r... max resnik reports. jaie sacco"the engine compartment was completely like in the driver's seat. there was just debris everywhere, glass everywhere, paneling, just all over the place."just before the collision, the red car seen here in pieces.. passed jaie sacco.jaie sacco"saw the mazda overcorrect, lose control, slid into oncoming traffic. pretty bad collision."jaie -- an off-

snowshoe hiking through lonely countryside in sweden or gliding across the white plains of greenland on a dock one thing she enjoys about winter is coming into contact with locals who are used to the extreme conditions. chapter thirty first has noticed that the further north you go the more people love winter that's. in november they don't start thinking oh god it's going to get horrible again people really look forward to winter and they still go out a lot despite the darkness of i don't know how if you. like in the norwegian city of trump zoom north of the arctic circle snow covers the ground here for half the year but the locals disprove the theory that dark polar nights make you depressed. is a research at the university of trump zoom the most northerly university in the world he realized that people here make their own happiness during winter. people have the ways of adapting to the dark they have activities they look forward to conduct during the winter which compensate and even more than compensate for the dark period of modern skis were actually invented in norway children he

snowshoe hiking through lonely countryside in sweden or gliding across the white plains of greenland on a dock one thing she enjoys about winter is coming into contact with locals who are used to the extreme conditions. that's only first cause notice that the further north you go the more people love winter. in november they don't start thinking oh god it's going to get horrible again people really look forward to winter and they still go out and despite the darkness of don't behave. like in the norwegian city of trauma zoom north of the arctic circle snow covers the ground here for half the year but the locals disprove the theory that dark polar nights make you depressed. giora viterra zoo is a researcher at the university of trump zoom the most northerly university in the world he realized that people here make their own happiness during winter. seemed people have ways of adapting to the dark they have activities they look forward to conduct during the window which compensated even more than compensated for the appeal of modern skis were actually invented in norway children here an

wednesday, and we will have north—westerly wind from iceland and greenland, so another cold day., but it should be largely dry and sunny. we might see some wintry showers across eastern and south—eastern england. there may be some low pressure in the north as well. 0ver be some low pressure in the north as well. over the next couple of days, it will stay cold with some wintry showers. some frost, but it should be less cold by friday. parliament has not got the right to hijack the brexit process because parliament said to the people of this country we make a contract with you, you will make the decision and we will honour it. labour's brexit secretary says the prime minister needs to row back on her red lines to break the deadlock. all at this stage she really needs to do this to say i am not going to go on any more with this mantra that you back my deal or no deal. i will have an open discussion and i am absolutely not going to take us out without a deal. two people are arrested following a car bomb attack in londonderry last night.

middle of the week, we still have a cold north—westerly wind coming southwards from the iceland and greenland some wintry showers into east anglia and south—east england. some more uncertainty on weather we have low pressure more uncertainty on weather we have low pressure across more uncertainty on weather we have low pressure across the north, that could also bring some rain. over the next couple of days, it will stay pretty cold, there will be some showers around and some pretty intense frost overnight. it will turn less cold as we go towards the end of the week and friday, as we see a warm front bring in atlantic air across the uk. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at three. theresa may is to brief ministers on cross—party talks — as downing street warns mps not to try and block brexit. parliament has not got the right to hijack brexit process because parliament said to the people of this country we make a contract with you, you will make the decision and we will honour it. labour‘s brexit secretary says the prime minister needs to row back on her red lin

comes just a day after united nations envoy martin griffiths told the security council that the greenland had brought a considerable deescalation to the conflict the airstrike was carried out by a cost of two drone targeting the air base in the southern province of la hache. this attack will likely raise new questions about iran's alleged role in arming to do things with drones and of a stick missile technology yemen plunged into civil war in two thousand and fourteen but hopes were raised last month that the country was moving towards peace after the two main protagonists agreed to a cease fire in her data to allow humanitarian aid into the country. for now this latest attack will only put further strain on an already fragile peace process door such a pari al-jazeera. but israel in president nicolas maduro has just been sworn in for a second six year term in a ceremony in the capital caracas he was reelected in a disputed poll in may last year the u.s. e.u. and thirteen countries in the americas say they will not recognize maduro's presidency dozens of countries have boycotted the inaugu

. >> country, greenland or iceland or something. >> that's alaska. >> any country.e entire map. >> this is so horrible. >> where is america? can you name any country on this map? >> oh, my gosh. did they teach this in school in i would hope so. that's america. that's a continent. name a country in south america. honduras is in here. no, here, no * somewhere here. jesse: they probably stole that idea from me. just kidding, jimmy. that's all for us tonight. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to the first "justice" of 2019. happy new year. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for making "justice" number one last weekend. we have a big show on deck. corey lewandowski, dan bongino, candace owens and more. but first my open. this week newly elected congresswoman rashida tlaib just hours after the honor of being sworn into the united states congress had this

fundamentally trying to answer the question of why this happened why he was put in the first country off to greenland to try to leave the you when you've won a slogan to take back control it's how important it is that back bit there was a time not very long ago where this country had more control of more people than any other country has ever had in the history of human can't you know we did have control and i think part of the reason that that slogan. is there's a sense that when we were in control things were going well and getting better so in a sense if we leave let's it the left wing case for it so this book basically explains why the right to one would expect to support new liberalism the city of london and so on why on earth they should be opposing what the next g. is a is a new liberal institution well some of them i mean some of the vital very for the opinion that because they are on the start of the city of london that's the depends on being in the opinion of those on the right seo larger financial picture i mean we smokers fall for about a book saying that the world will be a kind of part

. >> greenland or iceland or something. >> that's alaska. >> any country. >> where is america. >> i wouldbut i'm a probably wrong. >> can you name any country on this map. >> my gosh south america. >> that the continent. >> honduras is here, here, here, here, nope. >> they probably stole the from me. run with it. that's all for us tonight. be sure to follow meor on facebook my instagram and twitter, and remember, i'm waters and this is my world breaking tonight, washington fiddles while america booms. happy new year everyone and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. an extraordinary contrast tonight as the pathetic political over the government shutdown hide some economic progress for working americans. new information on that in just a moment as we debate the delivery of donald trumps promises live in new york with lisa booth and congressman mike gallagher. also tonight my take on james mattis john kelly, the idiots on wall street versus the real economy and some positive impractical ideas for getting congress to work for you.

whilst sir david was talking in davos we learnt today that greenland has gone through an "unprecedentede researchers believe one of the key factors behind the ice melt is climate change. and just to emphasise that it really is a global problem — one of the worst affected regions is the sahel, this darker area that borders the sahara desert. the ca nada—based international institute for sustainable development says temperatures there have risen nearly twice the rate of the global average. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports from the town of menaka in mali, rarely visited byjournalists, to see how climate change is impacting on daily life. the sahel, locked in a long war to hold back the desert. it's losing. and now a new enemy — climate change threatens the world's most vulnerable lands. mali fights on many fronts. un forces are on the ground here — the world's most dangerous peace—keeping mission, often under attack from extremist groups, including al-qaeda and islamic state. this 63—year—old farmer has seen it all. a country of extremes, now lurches from drought

new images of greenland showing the ice melting.we could be reaching a tipping point ensuring rising sea levels around the world. so we've all heard of criming fighting dogs. how about a crime-fighting horse? watch this. that's what police recently saw as three horses chased down a man that deputies were looking for. one of the horses, shiloh, approached the fleeing suspect causing him to fall across a fence. >> i was impressed with the horse. >> he loves kids. maybe he should be a cop. >> the good news is, the suspect was arrested after encountering shiloh. i grew up with quarter horses in wyoming. they never caught a cop. thanks for joining us today. shep smith has a great show for you. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in washington where fox news has learned that president trump does plan to give a speech next week. the question is where. and an american in court in moscow accused of spying. now his lawyer is explaining how the former marine ended up with a flash drive with state secrets

i have a strong opinion.and from greenland scientists say the ice=cap is shrinking faster than predicted the same trend was reported earlier in antarctica.a new report warns we may have reached the tipping point ... where reducing greenhouse emissions won't be enough to slow the of three americans told the pollsters thet do believe global warming is affecting the country's weather, non=believers totalled only 14 percent,pam and ken? (pam) still ahead.. an orphaned bear cub has a new outlook on life ... after being rescued and placed at a bear sanctuary. (ken) and... time for one of the brightest and best of san francisco's annual events ... the fun and festivities of chinese w (sports) just ahead in sports, the sharks with a ferocious rally in d-c... how they stormed back against the defending champs. also, we'll talk barry bonds, forced to wait again to get into the hall... and a look back at another serving of amazing from klay thompson after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel t

the ice sheets melting in greenland reaching a tipping point.e have to start moving on clime cant change. it becomes harder and harder for the country to move forward and compete in this international economy and that's what we have to get fwoob doing and that is looking out and having the backs for the american can people and not allowing him to create more chaos. so if there was any win today it was that finally someone said to him enough is enough. we're going to back to work. >> congratulations on being the first positive voice in this country. by the way roger stone join as growing list of people in trump's innercircle charged. you have the president's long-time lawyer and fixer who pled guilty to lying to congress. manafort guilty, rick gates pleaded guilty to similar charges. michael flynn pleaded fwiltguil lying to the fbi. this list is watergate lint. >> in another way today, talk about an i told you so day was for those of us who have been fighting to protect this investigation but also making the point that this is a nazzal security i

you actually voted against it, so i would like to ask you, how big is greenland regarding these new regulations and can it affect policy? thank you. >> you know, as i look at the data as well as consider some of the risks to both sides of our outlook, it seems that the path of policy that has involved gradual increases in the federal funds rate has served us well and we've been able to gradually assess how that policy is affecting activity as we go. it seems that that kind of approach remains appropriate in the near term, but, of course, as the outlook evolves, so, too, we'll make adjustments in the path of policy. with regard to regulations, i am very vigilant to ensure that that core resilience that was built after the crisis at the core of the system in terms of liquidity, buffers and capital buffers are safeguarded and tested through an entire economic cycle before we think about a possible recalibration. and in particular in a recent notice of proposed rulemaking, the proposals were to weaken the liquidity buffers for some of the large banks in a way that i thought, and analysis suggested,

we have proposals, we have to get them through the ice sheet melt in in greenland reaching a tippingrt moving on climate change. and all the time he creates chaos it becomes harder and harder for the country to move forward and to compete in this international economy. that's what we have to get back to doing and that is looking out and having the backs for the american people and not allowing him to create more chaos if there was any win today, it was that finally someone said to him enough is enough, we're going back to work. >> congratulations on being the first positive voice tonight in this country i'm glad to hear that. by the way, roger stone joins a growing list of people in trump's inner circle charged by special counsel robert mueller look at this in addition to roger stone, you have michael cohen his campaign chair, paul manafort was found guilty on bank and tax fraud charges. rick gates pleaded guilty to similar charges. trump's first national security adviser michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi george papadopoulos also pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi this

some of the changes that have already taken place particularly with ice mass lost in antarctica and greenland. alpine glaciers these changes are irreversible so anyone who thinks oh it doesn't matter if we just way we can always undo it later no that's not true and that's partly why we have the sense of urgency here today we can still stave off some of the worst consequences and that's what this is really about now it's about preventing it from getting even worse thank you very much mr a thank you it's a pleasure to be here with you. scientists now we are asking is there talking to. the microsoft search engine being has been blocked in china it's the latest u.s. technology service to land on the wrong side of the country's so-called great fire wall other online johns like facebook twitter and google also inaccessible china has tightened its control the internet in recent years shutting down thousands of websites and deleting millions of posting to contain content authorities have also cracked down on the use of fertile private networks over v.p.n. switch how they use ip address access to our

people are headed on increasingly remote voyages like antarctica and greenland.has good news if you look for a place to live in manhattan. the median selling price on the island has dropped below $1 million for the first time in three years. it's largely the result of shoppers having options and more negotiating power. you can follow all of the stories on your terminal, bloomberg.com, and on tictoc on twitter. joe? joe: citibank is telling pe investors to quote why the dip? globe are the expected to grow an average of 4%. they say all the recession fears are overblown. let's bring in lee droge and -- leigh drogan. this has been the big question, earnings. people say stocks are cheap if earningselieve where are expected to go, but have analysts and investors taking down their earnings forecast for 2019 and beyond enough? based on the data you see and your own sense, how realistic are people right now about the earnings? leigh: i watched a little bit of financial tv today. just to see with the sentiment was out there. i hear a lot of people saying wait for earnings

comes just a day after united nations envoy martin griffiths told the security council that the greenlandhad brought a considerable deescalation to the conflict the airstrike was carried out by a cost of two drone targeting the not air base in the southern province of laos. this attack will likely raise new questions about iran's alleged role in arming to do things with drones and ballistic missile technology yemen plunged into civil war in two thousand and fourteen but hopes were raised last month that the country was moving towards peace after the two main protagonists agree to a cease fire in her data to allow humanitarian aid into the country. for now this latest attack will only put further strain on an already fragile peace process door such a pari al-jazeera. well turkish defense chiefs have briefed president russia tell you berta on preparations for a military offensive into syria against kurdish fighters the foreign minister says the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria does not affect ankara's operation against a kurdish y p g the group has been an important american ally in syr

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the paper also reports alarm over sea levels, as ice in greenland is melting faster than scientists previouslyall in london. the prime minister's warning that a new referendum would threaten democracy also fills the front page of the daily express. there's also a picture of the bomber command memorial which has been vandalised in white paint for the fourth time in six years. the daily telegraph leads withjeremy corbyn's backing for an amendement which would allow mps to have the final say on a second referendum on brexit. the paper carries a picture of question time presenter fiona bruce, who some labour activists have accused of being hostile towards shadow home secretary diane abbot on the programme. in the article an audience member is quoted as saying the accusations were catagorically untrue. trending on buzzfeed this morning is a story about what makes a "true cooking expert." the website suggests if you can make 22 out of 33 foods on its list from scratch, you're on your way to culinary genius! the list includes gnocchi, pastry, hummus and pesto! you have to say it like that apparently.

in norway, the himalayas, greenland. i have never felt anything as cold as it is in chicago today.e is but you are, they are used to low—temperature is but nothing like this? one measure of it is what is open. my boys go to a local public school. their school has been cancelled for the rest of the week. basically most people are working from home. officers are closing. some basic emergency things are going on. some shops are open. but fundamentally the city has become rather quiet. zouma blue people are not going to work, they are staying where they are and try to keep warm? even yesterday, when it was not quite as extreme as it is today, i went to the zoo. try to get a sense of what is happening. it was much quieter than usual. even the alpine yaks, the mountain yaks from tibet, they have gone inside. basically the city is in lockdown for a couple of days. keeping an eye on the forecast, which suggests this is passing and in a few days you will get back to normal temperatures? what matters as well if the wind. if you have strong wind coming off the lake, even if the absolute tempe