staying over at lake hoare is a rare privilege enjoyed by few, like dr.ogist and dr. byron adams, a biologist. >> anthony: so what are you looking at our here? >> michael: everything that lives here lives in the soil. we study the soil organisms mostly the animals the animals that live here, but also the microbes that those animals feed off of. >> anthony: right. >> byron: this is just a marker that tells us to stay on this trail. these soils are so sensitive that if we walk off the trail or whatever we could completely jack up the soils organisms that live below there. >> anthony: oh like that guy? >> byron: yeah, like that dude he's totally -- he's going to get wipped out. >> michael: when scientist came and fit started studying they thought that these soils were sterile, but we've dispelled that myth when the glaciers melt and the streams flow, that's where you find life. >> anthony: so why is this area look like this? where's the ice? how come the ground is sort of soft and spongy? >> byron: the polar plateau where most of the ice accumulates starts t

sky force 10 pulls out wider hoar, southbound closed.tay with nbc and the nbc 10 app where we'll have more on the breaking news story. we'll be right back. >>> i'm john clark from csn. carson wentz is back in north dakota until training camp. he's going back to his roots. he spoke at the first assembly church in front of 1500 people and shared his love for philly and the eagles. >> especially as a football player, i'med to work my tail off and earn whatever it is i'm going to get. >> carson wentz spoke of growing up a good kid in north dakota, but he did not become whole until e he found god. and before the nfl draft last year, he prayed for one thing. >> i just remember praying almost every day, lord, i don't know where i'm going to be but put me in a place where i can grow closer to you. you came through big time. the men that have r in that locker room that have been continually uplifting me and pouring into each other. if i didn't have that community can, i wouldn't be talking to you guys. that community that we have had and we can b

let's go to hoar veez where you'll see 68 and dover one of the warmer spots at 71.ant to share with you the ten day on ten. it's so exciting. 71 tomorrow in philadelphia but cooler in other spots. 65 the coolest day of the week perhaps an early morning shower on wednesday, maybe a few peeks of sunshine that could pump that temperature up a little. we see 72 on thursday with clouds and a few peaks of sunshine. we get to 80 on friday, 84 on saturday. all that sweating, you're going to get it because on sunday, monday and tuesday, the low 90s return. we could have our next heat wave here in philadelphia. >> next at 4:00. given the gift of reading. the program helping dozens of students continue their love of learning over the summer. >> and coming up at 5:00. this car crash isn't making headlines. a new stand accident that's next at 5:00. to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how

joining us hoar in new york is congressman dan killedy, democrat of the state of michigan whose district includes flint and saginaw. congressman thank you for coming in. it is a pleasure to have you. let's talk about the president's behavior. you have said a lot about what you have seen. how -- maybe i should ask it this way -- how is it dangerous beyond to his fortunes politically? >> obviously it has an affect. but he's the president of the united states. what he says matters. whether he wants to believe that or not. he is not some casual observer to the process, some sort of disconnected, you know, person. what the president says makes a difference. he has an entire government that is supposed to act on his word. and we have an entire world that makes decisions, every single day, based on the things that come out of his mouth. it's -- it's dangerous to have a person that doesn't seem to have any breaks at all between the brain and the mouth. whatever comes into his head, comes out. and it's consequential. >> there is this report tonight on the website called the intercept, investigati

i mean, this is just hoar i can of.atever happened to him there, which hopefully we will find out, but we may never find out. should never be acceptable or happen to another american citizen on north korean soil. liz: it's an absolute disgrace. north korea murdered them. and, by the way, they don't allow any u.s. visits with otto warmbier. he's dead because he took a sign? really? >> yeah. and he didn't even take the sign. the footage shows him trying to take the sign, and then he decided he wasn't going to do it. this is heartbreaking. i'm a parent. i can't even imagine what his parents have gone through. and we're all sending our love and prayers to that family. what north korea did was they beat him senselessly. liz: we think. we don't know that. >> it looks like they did it. and what they did strategically was kicked him while he was in a coma so we wouldn't know about it. and shipped him back so he would die on u.s. soil, which makes it all the more disgusting. liz: military authorities have been debating north kor

you can see this hoar in realtime. as cheryl was alluding, to such a difficult conversation for employees to have as there was a sense of community and respect there. cheryl sailed there is a tent city nearby as well. that's one of the perspectives we're looking at and respective from one of our reporters, joe rosato, jr. this is something we showed you earlier and the employees in the atown outfits were walking out, bayreds of them walking out of the building, but we do know that those men and women will be interviewed by the san francisco police department as assistant chief tony chaplin talking about the fact that they are not even sure whether or not the gunman was in fact a ups worker but they will talk to all the people that were there to try to put together what could have motivated him and how this happened. >> he was believed to be at this point. police have not confirmed it, as you mentioned, sam, but he was wearing a ups uniform. nbc bay area's pete suratos has been live at the scene as well. what have you b

major to talk to david who is a legend as steven mentioned and so pleased there are representatives hoarrom are so many different presidential libraries. and we doth gaer in the kennedy library which leads me actually to wonder i ask you -- how many books do you think it there will be in trump presidential library? [applause] [laughter] >> well he -- he is as you saw in a -- energy with "the washington post." said that he never read a book about a president either biography or a book about the presidency. and that -- he might someday he said -- and he doesn't read box because his mind reaches beyond that. and i begin to think about the great presidents down the years who have been avid readers of the history many of them wrote history including john kennedy. and even those who didn't have a benefit of a college education like harry truman, that history all of their lives, and realized that it is essential to the role of a leader whether it is the presidency or leadership of any kind. not cause and eivets. history matters. if i have one -- message that i would like to get across in my wor

threw you off there >>> aal, what i would love to hear is from qatar airways they won't have any power hoar it's a shot off the bow >> not some mention the 4.75% element that american has in terms of at least getting approval from the board, so very odd, had the stock up a bit more in the premarket, but it is still higher this morning. >> you know, i question -- look, it's an obvious story, but they're not going to buy all that they said i do say that of the stories and the mergers and the money that's coming into the market, it's the one that makes the least sense to me. >> right right. >> it makes no sense to me at all. >> as for the ones you asked about. on nordstrom, i can tell you that i think the family is moving ahead with deliberate speed of finding the private equity partner they feel will be right to try to make a bit the special committee of the board is together, they have their advisers, the investment bachbl, layers, outside pr firm, so they're ready to go we'll see what the number looks like if they come with it from the nordstrom family of course, remember they over roughly

nine ships this year and more fundamentally with cutting that number from the accounts how do we see hoar navy getting to 355 ships? the cbo did an assessment about when we bleed we can get and we think we have the industrial capacity. give me your perspective about those two elements. >> we didn't get in this in one your so we will not get out in one year. we cannot put a marker down in one year. it is not realistic. you will see people digging out of the operation maintenance hole and engaged in operations where we have to ask for overseas funding. when you get done, there is a carrying capacity we can carry as part of the president's budget. we just have to recognize that. >> chairman dunford? >> this highlights the debate inside the department. as a result of not modernizing in so many areas, i am confidant we have the right priorities i understand the global force manager is trying to meet the demands. this does reflect the challenge outline in my opening remarks. this year and last year it started and we are coconfronted with the challenges. we are trying to get the right balance wi

. >> he's going to need -- >> i want to get heidi halperin in hoar. let's break down this heller story. >> the new york city reports mitch mcconnell was not happy with the tactics of some supporters of president trump. they bought up ad time to pressure senator heller who faces reelection. quote, the majority leader already rankled by mr. trump's tweets goading him to change senate rules to scuttle democratic fill i busters. mr. mcconnell, who has been toiling for weeks, mostly in private, to put together a measure to satisfy hardliners and moderates told mr. priebus that it not on jeopardized this bill's prospects but also imperilled mr. heller's already difficult reelection. "this just shows you they don't have the votes right now and they can't count on mine going forward o ". a call are asked, how do you reason with a president who lies 97% of the time? heller responded it is frustrated to deal with a white house that is not 100% accurate. >> it's very polite of the senator. >> we do need to talk about the press briefing yesterday. >> we'll get to

nine ships this year and more fundamentally with cutting that number from the accounts how do we see hoar navy getting to 355 ships? the cbo did an assessment about when we bleed we can get and we think we have the industrial capacity. give me your perspective about those two elements. >> we didn't get in this in one your so we will not get out in one year. we cannot put a marker down in one year. it is not realistic. you will see people digging out of the operation maintenance hole and engaged in operations where we have to ask for overseas funding. when you get done, there is a carrying capacity we can carry as part of the president's budget. we just have to recognize that. >> chairman dunford? >> this highlights the debate inside the department. as a result of not modernizing in so many areas, i am confidant we have the right priorities i understand the global force manager is trying to meet the demands. this does reflect the challenge outline in my opening remarks. this year and last year it started and we are coconfronted with the challenges. we are trying to get the right balance wi