old from a cracking ice book imagine it lifts off the ice cracks right after it it was terrifying. taking its first flight. and the ship will take off. to use the plane. taking off from the station as usual. close to the ship. moved down to the ice when the plane is disassembled. that's when the waves came. it started swinging all the way out. i was doing something down in my cabin. sudden i heard a huge noise out there i went to check it out it was the sure. screaming . but it was impossible. and the fuel tanks were empty water was very close within just two meters so we had that aircraft up fast and get it onto the hatch cover thank god we did it gone the other way it would have caused a lot of trouble now we'll see what the. station has. caused all the trouble at the station may just help us here. too quickly. from here. to the. nothing can be left until tomorrow because at any moment conditions might change suddenly and without warning. in the northern hemisphere this kind of wind would be called a hurricane but here it's just a regular storm extreme weather like this is common

old from a cracking ice book imagine it lifts off the ice cracks right after it it was terrifying. taking its first flight. and the ship will take off. from the station as usual. close to the ship. moved down to the ice when the plane is disassembled. that's when the waves came. it started swinging all the way out. i was doing something down in my cabin. sudden i heard a huge noise out there i went to check it out it was the sure. screaming . but it was impossible. and the fuel tanks were water was very close within just two meters so we had that aircraft up fast and get it onto the hatch cover thank god we did it gone the other way it would have caused a lot of trouble now we'll see what the. station has in store for us. that caused all the trouble at the station may just help us here. too quickly. from here. to the. know. thing can be left until tomorrow because at any moment conditions might change suddenly and without warning. in the northern hemisphere this kind of wind would be called a hurricane but here it's just a regular storm extreme weather like this is commonplace in a

old from a cracking ice book imagine it lifts off the ice cracks right after it. and the ship. from the station. close to the ship. moved down to the ice where the plane is disassembled. that's when the waves came. it started swinging all the way out. i was doing something down in my cabin. i heard a huge noise out there i went to check it out it was the shore. screaming . and the fuel tanks were water was very close within just two meters so we had that aircraft up fast and get it onto the hatch cover thank god we did it the other way it would have caused a lot of trouble now we'll see what the. that caused all the trouble at the station may just help us here. too quickly. from here. to the. nothing can be left until tomorrow because at any moment conditions might change suddenly and without warning. in the northern hemisphere this kind of wind would be called a hurricane but here it's just a regular storm extreme weather like this is common place in antarctica. as soon as their work was done a huge storm rolled in with winds of up to thirty two meters per second the ship has

from a cracking ice book imagine. the ice cracks right after it it was terrifying. and the ship. as usual. close to the ship. moved. the waves came. it started swinging all the way out. i was doing something down in my cabin then all of a sudden i heard a huge noise out there i went to check it out it was the shore i. started screaming get away. it was impossible. and the fuel tanks were empty the water was very close within just two meters so we had that aircraft up fast and get it onto the hatch cover thank god we did it and if it had gone the other way it would have caused a lot of trouble now we'll see what the north sky a station has in store for us all we need is waves the waves that caused all the trouble at the station may just help us here. and talk to has yet another surprise up its sleeve the sure didn't try the ship's insurance as well as the patience and resourcefulness of the crew for two full years. to head straight for the burial. stations fuel storage is just a few meters above the shore. it's the most convenient place to unload. all crew members including the sc

to the ice where the indian arctic. ice. huge chunk of. the hole. was lost to the ocean. for out of ten fuel tanks were left they had to conserve fuel for the whole. well wasn't although a few containers with spare parts and some snowmobiles were also lost. everyone is anxious about what further surprises no hold for now though the. closer to the progress station. sometimes surprises too once we have there we were unloading fuel when they started cracking so we had to. we even had to cut it a little it was an emergency and we had to get off quickly it was impossible to turn back because that was close by lots of things happening. we had to wait half an hour at the progress station. was massive suddenly started cracking there was a huge behind us over and stopped. the other way. on the progress the critical factor. to pull back and wait for. it turned out that the progress of station frontal activity was at its peak for ten days and there was intense and heavy snowfall visibility was practically nothing and the flight was zero so we had to wait ten days until it finally st

hmm... ( ice cracking ) hmm? hmm? ( ice cracks, then chirp gasps ) something that's not ice. yes, a bigger, not-ice floating thing that won't melt or break or... whoa! whoa! oh, water! yuck! yuck! cold! oh, water! cold! yuck! ( peep panting ) ( chuckles ) ( peep panting ) peep, look! it's green island! ( giggling ) ( giggling ) peep: ahoy, green island. it's me-- peep. we made it. we made it. we made it! hmm... you know, green island looks just like home. i know. i thought it would be more... quack: ♪ this duck was made for swimming ♪ ♪ so that's just what i'll do ♪ i'll swim and swim and sometimes eat ♪ ♪ and dum-deedle- dum-deedle-doo! ♪ thank you. the crowd's going crazy. ( humming ) quack! what are you doing here? i was just about to ask you that. you were going to green island. but we did. we're on green island. ( laughing ) no, you're not. you're home. that's green island. how did that happen? we must have gotten twisted around out there. i can't believe it. we walked all the way to green island and we didn't even get there. well, i hope you two have learned a valuable

immigration enforcement to ice officials as it should be. in other words, given how the program works once fingerprint trigger ice interest in the suspect then let ice deal with the person without local law enforcement voluntarily participating in the federal enforcement function. my understanding that is at its heart your proposal allows the criminal justice system to operate on its own. a new arrestee with a prior conviction even presumably has fulfilled the conditions of the prior conviction. in the case of someone convicted of a very serious crime that person has likely been to state or federal prison and served their time. if the person is arrested for a new offense your proposal relies on the criminal justice system to determine whether or not they remain in local custody. in other words given the person's record and new allegeds the criminal court and other law enforcement policies would determine whether the person should be released or eligible for bail. as you alluded to in your opening statement we're in the middle of major nation

ice is a heavily funded and untruth worthy partner. in 2012 i spent $18 billion -- rather the mchz spent that much on enforcement and more than all other agencies combined. angela spoke about the problems and issuance of detailers and frequent due process violations. there is very little transparency and one report showed that thousands of citizens were affected by this program. we have several stories of deceptive practices when people are transferred to ice and file deportation orders not realizing that have a right to bail and see a judge and immigrants are set to fail as soon as they are transferred over. additionally once people are in these proceedings they're not represented. they're isolated and confined to remote jails. as an attorney they don't get one and many go you know represented and transferred to ice jails and different stales and away from their family members. you also don't have the same right to bail or bond proceedings by law or discretion. many are confined to will jails in these proceedings and again highlightin

but as the reflectivity of the ice sheet gets darker due to. warmer conditions actually cause the ice crystals to be rounder and they reflect less sunlight that's a heat driven process and any light absorbing interior is absorbing more sunlight also if clouds are slicker for example that puts more thermal radiation down from the sky but the what we observed was the ice sheet going from a cooling regime a and a kind of a negative in that radiation budget to a positive so. it was actually right on the threshold and it was heading toward and so it was elementary to projects a complete surface not seeing over the ice sheet within the next decade and that happened the very next year after this study was published so the tipping point was a crossover from a ruling regime to a heating ratio once that happens we see a dramatic increase in melting and then these feedbacks kick in promoting more melting it just amplifies its worth mentioning that that that feedback works in reverse and if you deposit enough snow cover you make the surface are reflective

then she was transferred to ice. ice did release her on a bond that same day july 2 and fatama's children were left alone without her mother. she has a few words of her own to share and the impact on her and her family and why it is important, so important that we implement and pass this due process for all ordinance. >> [speaking spanish] >> milla just shared with you i was detained. [speaking spanish] >> i don't really know what my charges were. i was going out that day to have fun that night -- >> can you pull that in when you do translation? okay. [speaking spanish] >> so a guy was harassing me and the guy got taken out of the club. [speaking spanish] >> so then when i was leaving the club there was an ambulance and police around and i left the scene. [speaking spanish] >> so then when i was about to get on my car police officer stopped me and asked me if i knew the guy. i told him exactly what happened inside the club. [speaking spanish] >> then they were investigating . they sent someone to investigate further.

a low ranking ice officer with no official authority whatsoever can sign and issue an ice detainer. another problem with the detainers there is no legal standard. they're not based on reasonable suspicion and no prowbl cause is needed to issue the detainer. that's the problem. they have no process in law. when they are issued and the person is held a second longer than the criminal matters allows them to be held it's a due process violation under the constitution and protects people regardless of the immigration status. that's why sheriffs across the country have been sued for these detainers. the sheriff in l.a. lee baca is being sued and another sheriff was sued and responding to detainers and inappropriately and holding them extra time beyond the 43 hours and these are lawtds that could happen because there is no legal basis for holding someone. they're not criminal warrants. i also wanted to talk about that we're not the first city to do this and several people mentioned this and several years ago santa clara county and cook county illinois passed a policy that in effect respond

pack ice of the past because the thin ice with melt quickly they a long-term recover document just unlikelydid for this edition of al jazerra, i am richelle carey, thanks for watching. "earth rise" is next.

arctic pack ice of the past. because that ice can melt quickly they say long term recovery is unlikely. that will do it for us at this time, thanks for watching al jazeera. inside story is next.

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200