judy when the seals were lying on the ice the ice was so thin that it began to sink under them into the water there were losses. however there is more than one reason for the massive deaths man is actively invading the habitat of the harp seal. grill in the ropes raise the ramp. on the ropes raise around. every spring. it receives reports on animal breeding grounds from the headquarters of the ice operations of our. alternate routes are then drawn on the nautical charts and they are adjusted along the way. this is all done in order to avoid crushing the white coat. here you cannot cover every area and see where they are exactly it's just that the majority of them are here but the rest are spread all over the sea. the situation is constant. and any time a change in course can occur even because of one seal it's a living being of course the way you feel especially stories since they're just pops. out here preparing helicopter for winter conditions of a minus twenty five degrees celsius is a long and difficult process. a good pro to organize is expeditions to the birthplace of the harp sea

icing here. yes. against chicago on the touch-up against doughty. >> carter with a soft chip behind keith and ends up getting it back. tried to play it in front. and doesn't get a karem. >> carter gets in it to the paint. clifford to the front of the net and seabrook did a good job against him. >> kings control the draw. and now duncan keith slides it ahead. and shot bounced in on jonathan quick. regehr. bounces in wide of crawford. hawks forced to play it. battling for los angeles. taken away by brown. shot deflected before it got to the chicago net. bickell starts it back the other way. one hands it now to kane cutting to the middle. bickell. overskated and back the other way now comes williams. williams. trying to cut in on the backhand and it's in the glove of corey craw for the. >> good reaction there. montreal native crawford on the backhander and glances up and makes sure with a good leather mitt here. good stick work by hjalmarsson keeping williams to the outside. >> the execution with the puc

question made it so on ice or in water it's papa who. and they tell line blue and white of course anna is also a rescuer except she works to rescue little seals one of theirs and we even had a white coat for hat in our office once they used white coats for that even though it's hard doesn't last long when it's not soft it goes yellow quickly and it stinks that's why they did this is puzzling. in the soviet union white coat skins were delivered to first factories however hats made from white coats for weren't in great demand they were died in two red green or black colors. green coats and adult seals faced a different fate their skins were used for clothing seal blubber was used for industrial purposes like the lighting in houses or as a lubricant. industrial scale hunting of harp seals or started in the u.s.s.r. in the one nine hundred twenty s. at its peak at the yield reached nearly three hundred thousand seals in one season hunters had plenty of ammunition to spare. at the same time the first aerial survey of harp seals in the white s

too many men on the ice as pierre pointed out. >> eddie: the ice is tended to. power play, scored on it on the very first shot from patrice bergeron. it gave them a 3-1 lead early in the third. back came the blackhawks to tie it up. an extra breather for both teams. the ice has been scraped and it's back to normal and the power play will begin. >> eddie: when they score their power play, they had four forwards on the ice. jaromir jagr. hard move. >> eddie: across the key kept by seidenberg. punched all the way back. tries to regain. the battle on and it came back to seidenberg. over to krug. fires. save made by crawford. rebound. back. it's krug again. krejci's heading back to seidenberg. over to krug. krejci with it there. tried to throw one in front. that was blocked by crew ger. krejci said it the best, it's moments away from frolik. looking towards him. rebound. rebound on and it's knifed out of the air. held there for krejci. krejci looks over the traffic. >> eddie: nice save for krejci. mike mining fires and it's got the glass. punched on back. driving ahe

icing here.ngeles zone. >> puck on end the same way bickell iced the puck when it was all the way down. key faceoff here. going to -- an instrumental part of the hockey game and the reason we're in the second overtime win. stoll setting up richards. >> the crowd at united center coming to their feet here for this faceoff in the los angeles zone. toews for the hawks. carter for the kings. penner dumps it back along the end boards. toffoli. muzzin slides it ahead. here's carter. carter taking it wide and then puck off the stick before he could get that great wrist shot of his away. penner. kane quickly clears it aside. doughty. taken away. kane on the far side. mishandles. regehr with a good defensive play to block the pass and still in the l.a. zone. kane checked there by regehr. neither one of them sure where the puck was. doughty now for carter. across the line. he drops it back. williams. wanted to go back to doughty. doughty. out near the line. here's williams. williams turning. l.a. making a

soderburg on the ice.ifferent. >> eddie: i don't believe we have seen bergeron with that four-on-four, pierre, or that situation happen where the bruins only have three players on the ice for that four-on-four. he was the guy making the change. krejci took him off. something to keep an eye on here. >> mike: that one thrown at rask at a bad angle and he shoved that one off. buried by seidenberg and there will be a penalty coming up from that. >> eddie: there is dennis seidenberg there. no chance to protect himself. a dangerous hit by seidenberg. and the blackhawks go onto the power play. >> pierre: seidenberg has had a lot of that through this series. hasn't been up against the wall, but i know they talked to the supervisor about that. seidenberg got caught. that's

and ice, and zip locks and -- >> and gloves. you will need them. you will take the milk and the half and half and take some sugar and mix it up and put it in the baggy and try to squeeze as much air out as you can, and then the cool part -- >> you put the ice in there and then put a bunch of salt in there, and make the ice, and then put this mixture in there. >> that is when you need the dirty gloves, because the ice is going to get particularly cold. >> you leave it in the bag in the other bag. >> and then what next? >> shake it. >> for five to ten minutes and take it out and frozen and ready to eat. you know what is exactly going into the ice cream. >> very important. >> and of course, wouldn't be "right this minute," if we didn't try to make our own ice cream. one cup of milk and one cup of half and half and then add sugar and some vanilla extract. more, more. shake it up. you can feel it getting colder. >> i love the vanilla. >> what is going to be shaking? >> yeah. that's pretty good. i think that we are good. >> nice job.

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at least in his ice time and his work ethic.eabrook. >> eddie: he is a natural centerman. he is a left-hand shot to help kelly. that shows you the faith that they had in the young man. >> mike: by crawford. steered around. paille defended away. neatly done by sharp. or it could have been awful for chicago. hossa put it off an ice stick. a big blast from 80. up boo the mesh. 1:48 to go. first period. shots 11-6, boston. the bruins lead on kelly's goal, 1-0. mcquaid. and rozsival. but then it's led on back for a path across to mcquaid. he tried to play it further and could not. we get a halt to play. a high sticking call has been signaled and a black hawk will set. >> eddie: the high stick comes out. rozsival going to the front of the net. the stick gets the hand up as well. power play late in the first. >> mike: it was marchand who received it. the bruins' power play was very effective, though it did not score on its first opportunity. carried across now, went wide. pushed back up the boards trying to clear it along. kruger, krug

and then, slippery ice, slippery ice. everyone chill out.jimmy: yeah. >> -- is just hitting circle twice when you get down there. >> jimmy: okay. >> when you get down there. >> jimmy: yes, thank you, sorry. >> stay close to them and -- >> jimmy: wow. this looks so cool. are you kidding me? >> the game is kind of a mash up between a pixar-style animated movie and character action game that's about a full-length cgi movie worth of narrative in here. >> jimmy: really? this is fantastic. >> very story-driven. >> jimmy: yeah! this is awesome, mark. i can't thank you enough for this. this is so fun. [ cheers and applause ] ps4 comes out for the holidays? >> ps4 is launching this holiday. it's $399. >> jimmy: $399. >> knack is out with the hardware. >> jimmy: knack is out with hardware. playstation 4, knack this holiday season. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much, mark. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: ice cube performs next. come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a true hip-hop

doc talked about the ice conditions. it will be bouncing pucks play a heavy solid boston bruins style of game and take one back. an opportunity to get the series even and head back to chicago for game 7. >> if you're chicago and you want to hoist the cup tonight, what do you have to do? >> you don't have to change anything. they've won the last two games. they're hoping toews is 100%. it appears that he is. they're a puck possession team. they possess the puck a lot. they're a team that pursues the puck when they don't have it. they did that extremely well. why change a thing? >> this postseason, the blackhawks have been closers going 3-0 in game in which they could eliminate the opposition. but claude julien says his bruins are not afraid of the moment and panic is not in their dna. >> score! >> that's it. >> no panic. you won't push us away that easily. >> patrice bergeron. score! >> the bruins get a shut-out win. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> wel

colombian national police worked alongside agents from ice, the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency, whose job, among other things, is to prevent contraband from moving across u.s. borders. the amount of cocaine and money the supercartel smuggled was incomprehensible, and it took authorities by surprise. u.s. ice agents first got a glimpse of what they were up against when they arrived here in september, 2009, the sprawling pacific coast port of buenaventura, colombia. the agents got a tip to be on the lookout for cargo containers of fertilizer arriving from mexico. they were stunned by what they found. >> there it is! >> holy ( bleep ). >> logan: shrink-wrapped bundles of money. this one is $700,000 u.s. in $20 bills. as they searched through more containers, both here and in mexico, they found staggering amounts of cash. more and more money, $41 million in that first seizure alone. you'd never actually seen anything like it? >> luis sierra: no, we'd never seen containers full of cash. >> logan: luis sierra was directing the ice operation

and in philadelphia a cup of earl grey ice cream. >> a lot of booze-related ice cream.on ones. >> reporter: beer ones and chardonnay too. an ice cream that could taste like beer. that's beer. that's beer. you know what? as it melts right before you swallow, it's almost like you're really drinking beer. >> how about the chardonnay. >> reporter: chardonnay. cheers. >> cheers. summer 2013. >> reporter: wow! >> isn't it amazing how it pops around? it's like a pinball machine. >> reporter: oh, yeah. bruce becker is the owner of max & mina's. he says they create more than 5,000 flavors, including corn on the cob. how in the world do you do that? how do you do that? and maybe the best part of all, the cold front. the cost. >> maybe you can't go spend $250 or even 100 bucks on some crazy creative meal, but you can do that with an $8 scoop of ice cream. >> reporter: and knowlton thinks that makes ice cream the ultimate affordable luxury. >> okay. call me old fashioned, but a scoop of vanilla is fine by me. that's terrell brown reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'l

the krill grow beneath the sea ice, but in the warming ocean, the sea ice is melting away.n going to sea and starving to death? >> the chicks are declining, and we think they just can't find the krill. >> you know, when you can link a change in warming in air temperature through ice to krill, to penguins and show a 50% reduction of the penguin populations here and connect all the dots, you really can't make it any clearer than that. >> if it's clear the south is warming, paul mayewski is here to find out why. >> we're just on the edge of something that is potentially going to be much, much bigger. >> mayewski is among the most accomplished antarctic scientists. he's director of the climate change institute at the university of maine, and he's been exploring antarctica since 1968. they've even named a mountain after him here. what are some of the questions, some of the big questions you'd like to answer here? >> oh, we'd of course like to be able to demonstrate that over the last few thousand years, this temperature change truly is different. >> is warming caused by man's po

no puede deportar, hace 6 meses que le prolongaron la detenciÓn por peticion de ice. >>> la uniÓn deolicitar la detenciÓn de personas inde finida, y demueste de manera real el estatus de los que mantiene bajo arresto. >>> en los Últimos 5 aÑos, los agentes de ice hicieron un millÓn de solicitudes de detenciÓn, bajo el programa de comunidades seguras, algunas de ellas a residentes y tambiÉn a ciudadanos de estados unidos que no pueden ser deportados. >>> esto es los errores que se cometen, porque ahorita ice esÁa siendo forzado a cumplir con una cuota de deportar a 400 mil personas. >>> en este caso y los otros anteriores, para la autoridad no es suficiente que un detenido declare ser ciudadano estadounidense. >>> el policÍa que lo arrestÓ, asumiÓ que era mexicano, a pesar que le dijo que era ciudadano. >>> una vocera de ice dijo que la agencia no comenta de litigios pendientes, y toma en serio denuncia de ciudadanos detenidos indebidamente, porque no tienen autoridad para arrestarlos. en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. >>> vamos a la pausa comercial, al regresar de quÉ muriÓ ja

talk about the ice being an issue. a pass all the way over with that puck on edge. no hesitation at all. the quick release. connected to lucic. and the shot ricochetted wide. pushed back on. pivoting, down to the ice he goes. that was krejci. there will be a penalty coming up. the fourth to chicago on the night. >> pierre: smart awareness by krejci whose body position, he tries to pull it. right there. seabrook gets caught. to the penalty box, seabrook. >> mike: a trip. another power play for boston. there have been four penalties on the night. all four to chicago. lucic on this face-off tie-up. played by peverley to krug to krejci. the shot ricochets off. it doesn't look like it. back to center. >> mike: the puck back up. krejci will wind up. right over the head of hjalmarrson. tripped off the stick. i don't know if it went on edge the last second. seeing that set-up for the bruins on the power play. eight or ten times so far in this game six. >> mike: 11 seconds gone on power play number four for the bruins. hjalmarr

it teamed up with six local brewerlys to create beer-flavored ice cream. the salt and straws formed a cone. ice cream shop that makes small batches of what the owners are calling fun, intregs flavors made locally with flesh local ingredients. i don't know about you, but i'd be concerned about the calories. >> you can't be concerned about calories and having ice cream, right? got to go all out. >> just go all out. but it would quench your thirst probably on a warm day. >> i think it would, yes. >> are we sgoing to have one of those tomorrow. >> tomorrow is going to be a little cooler and same tuesday, but we do warm things up by wednesday. but we do warm things up by wednesday. check[ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

ice. not very piece of wood, not very far. watch what happens when they use frozen carbon dioxide. it keeps sliding. when the block of frozen carbon dioxide hits the warm sand, a cushion of air is formed and lifts the block of ice and slides it like it's lubricated. >> the only reason it stopped is because it hit the brushes. >> i can guarantee you you've never met somebody that absorbs life as much as chris dude mcdougal. a crazy guy. he lives life to the fullest. base jumping all over the world with his friends. a trailer for his new web series called bay stream, traveling to over ten different destinations all over the world. off of high mountains, off of cliffs, off of tall buildings. jumps into the chrrystal blue water. from the video. shot in greece. it's a shipwreck in the middle of the blue cove. look at that water. >> wow. >> you can see the big smile on chris' face, loving every minute. look at that view. >> wow. >> chris has been jumping for 16 years. he's logged thousands and t

i remember watching my ice ax just rip through the ice. >> it's all happening so fast. harry and his friend bill and several others are in one tangled mess heading right for selena. >> i put my head down because all the ice was coming down on us and just prayed that we didn't get hit. but i was fully expecting an impact. >> then the bodies just started sliding into the crevasse. you could hear them thump. >> selena is somehow spared from the fall, but her boyfriend, jeremiah, is not as lucky. cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence. and i remember just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side

so we do have some understanding of ics. our challenge is to become more familiar with the ics system so we're more fopl when we get into a system to support that. there are planners that get that training but we need to take it a level down so the lno's that are going to go to the incident command post also have a lot of ics experience. we had enough to get by so when they did call an objective meeting or a tactics meeting, we knew what he was talking about. when he was developing an action plan, we understood that, but we could have benefited more and we take this on board, too, to get more people trained up at that next level down. >> from my experience as the exercise, i would agree with everybody here. the first thing we have to do is understand, to understand what the priorities are so the first thing we need is an orientation. not just a map orientation, although that's very helpful, we're not that familiar with san francisco, where the hospitals are, where the priority routes are, but we also need a quick orientation

in between, it is policed by ice agents and we have 5,000 ice agents, ice immigration officers and 50itatesm and puerto rico trying to enforce our nation's immigration laws. we are completely overwhelmed. the los angeles police department has 10,000 police officers and we have 0 now officer in this bill. >> a lot of the burden is going to fall on you guys. did you communicate this to people like senator rubio and others? if you did what kind of response did you get? >> we did communicate with senator rubio and met with him on two separate occasions and met with his staff on multiple occasions and they assured us in writing that there would be amendments to the bill that would provide for brr enforcement and shocked when wo talked to him about the problems in the field and how you know, the maul number of officers that we have to do the job, again they assured us it would happen in the legislation and it never happen. we continued to try to keep the lines of communication and they stopped communication with us and nothing was added to the bill. >> have you talked with members of the house an

cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much fun, cookies and cream cookies. their cookies and cream is not even -- it took a lot of time, a lot of fun. >> a lot of butter. >> a lot, a lot, a lot. but it was one of those things. all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> cookies and cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know h

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we have sugar free. >> sugar free ice cream and sodas. your help and alice wants you to be here. >> if you're going to miss the ice cream, you can come out to the first pitch tonight. we will be right back after i drink this. over the new eastern span oe still expected to >>> well today is going to be a green bell pepper and they're locally grown everywhere and the flavor is fantastic and the selection is very important. that way you can stuff them or make sausage and peepers. make sure that they have the green color all aaron. check the crown and if this is free from any decay and that's aattached, that means that these are nice and fresh. the heavier that they are the better that they're going to be. if they can be in your hand like that, that's a great bell pepper. now sometimes you might find some that have a orange color to them. that's from the sun being too long but it does not affect them too much. so there you go. a great tip on some beautiful bell peppers in the market. sausage and peepers in time of the year and you can not bea

i was eating a pint of ice cream.d or whatever. and i was eating it, and i was by the way, i was eating it in a sweatpants because i'm a man. [ laughter ] so i was eating it, and my wife came in the room, and she said, jim, are you going to eat that entire pint of ice cream by yourself. and i was like, hopefully, you know? she was like, jim, you have a 9-year-old daughter. don't you want to be at her wedding? and i was like, not really, no. [ laughter ] but, wait, is there going to be ice cream at her wedding? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 'cause then i'll go. >> then i was like, yeah, i don't care. >> jimmy: so you're still touring right now, doing stand-up, right? >> touring, touring. always touring. >> jimmy: you have a very clean act. >> well, you're clean also. i also think it's weird when people say, they kind of qualify why people go. they're like, "well, you sell tickets because you're clean." and it's like, hopefully it's because i'm funny. it's not like that's the only selling point. like, you know, like as if the

would you like to go down to celebrate something and it's in front of an ice cream parlor. of course i said yes. you know, i have to count. it's june now. it's middle of the year. i think we are part of the 5 million 500 thousand. that's the midway point because every year fisher man's wharf has over 10 million visitors. [ applause ] . we know there is a good connection as to why. there is a connection to our city's infrastructure as to why people want to visit fisherman's wharf. thank you and the merchants association for putting together a fantastic six year effort of collaborating with public works and making sure landscaping was able to do it's job so i can have my ice cream cone today. it takes a huge amount of effort to do this, but we are doing it right. we rushed it and i know supervisor and board president david chiu, he knew that we had to get this done for our great celebration this year which is america's cup. that forced us to have this exciting first phase done. we will talk about a second phase later. i know supervisor chiu is going to welcome you all to his