melting sea ice accelerates warming. ice reflects the sun rays back into space. but dark open waters exposed by loss of sea ice absorb them. >> what scientists believe is happening is the more that ice cap shrinks, that dark water absorbs heat faster. and it becomes the cycle where the warming actually begins to go faster than what has been projected. >> so the less ice we have there, and the less surface for the sun to bounce its rays off of, the warmer the whole planet becomes and that's what we get into what we call feedback loops. so the arctic is a bellwether for the rest of the planet. that if the arctic absorbs a lot more heat, because the ice is gone, it could have ramifications for the rest of the planet. >> the arctic is a global air conditioner. it helps regulate climate and weather patterns. as the arctic warms, wind patterns shift affecting weather in north america and europe. theelting of the greenland ice sheet will also have ramifications for the rest of the planet. it stands to raise globasea lels by 20 feet or more. >> that will impact places li

that is all it is. people ice or iced wine to refuse it initially and then when they have it for their desserts, they are surprised expensive product inexpensive - $60 ice water is a small bottle mainly because it is served in smallsma areas really for you and a you do bourbonen it is really part of an easy punished. he want to manage. you want to serve it p with fruit. cheesecake is ideal anything as a sweetness to it. even, you know, some cases may be a white chocolate so that works well with each of those types of things in some cases,ll it is just a port sitting at a fireplace with a nice ambience. we've done this for a number of years since 2,000 we've been making the iced wine commercials we've been using it with winemakers that are very experienced our vineyard manager is one of the best in the states and i think we have learned how to raise the fruit for iced winee in 2013 it was iced wine ideal you're not only because of the fewn fruit we had it was crispas and then we add the ideal after normal harvest week and everything worked out it was a great year for user we will have a

they're learning about riding on ice, driving on ice. it's a huge, wonderful experience. >> reporter: and i'm learning on game day i may have to ignore some of the lessons of my youth. growing up in minnesota i think every kid, when they get their license, is probably told by their mom, never drive onto a lake in the wintertime. and she was right. driving on frozen lakes can be very dangerous. so before anyone steps on the ice, industrial drills are used to make sure it is thick enough. so this is thick enough? >> this is a little over two feet of ice right here. the sheriff would not let us start racing unless we have 15 inches. >> reporter: this is not a free-for-all. every car must pass safety inspection. >> you've got to have a fire extinguisher in your car, got to wear a seat belt. any kids under 12 years old got to wear helmets. >> reporter: under 12, but not over 12? >> no. >> i've said when this for years, everybody should have a helmet on out there. but they don't. >> reporter: before i can talk myself out of it, ryan's showing

not going to be a widespread problem not certainly an ice storm. if you're going to be out this evening going into the town just to watch the game or have would've you going to do for dinner becoming cloudy raid by late that could be an issue temperatures staying above freezing downtown. here's a timeline. clear skies now clouds this evening precipitation after 11 o'clock and by midnight notice the icy spots right here along for 95 in points west along route 2. that's a futurecast showing areas i was telling you about can be a couple spots of 495 most north of worcester back into the foothills of the berkshires southern new hampshire southern vermont anyways that pink coloring fast forward this another hour to 1 o'clock still hear the route to corridor appear into southern new hampshire back to the berkshires in southern vermont. another hour and it's just along the massachusetts new hampshire border this is guidance remember this is not going to be exact were all this parts of isa going to be but it's a very good presentation of what i've been thi

this is the wild world of ice think nascar on ice. so i've come to my home state of minnesota where i've heard that in the sleepy town of laporte, winter doesn't seem to be slowing anyone down. >> coming down to ice racing, just a great sunday afternoon activity. even if it's just to grill. >> reporter: every icy weekend, anyone with a car and a stomach for speed can compete. of all the drivers revving their engines, there's just one woman. colette houston, known to friends and family as letty. she's among the top five contenders this season. >> it's total girl power. you just feel like so -- i don't know, pumped up. >> how does it feel to have your wife be the only woman out on that track? >> actually makes me proud. she's the only woman that does it, pretty cool. gives me bragging rights. >> reporter: husband ryan is a police officer. >> that's the lovely work together. >> reporter: together they spend free time on the ice. in these close quarters, doing >> here, fishy fishy. >> reporter: or duking it out on the racetrack. >> follow

youid could use iced wine to cook. today cindy wennberg it is here from grand rivers a cellar so good to havers you here. >> good to be her. >> you can cope with iced wine were not going to use that for this particular recipe it is a little more on the expensive side. >> it is about $30ve which is cheap if you think about the labor and how much it takes too actually make iced wine in the fact there are international award winning iced wine. >> we will get to all of those in just a second but first i want to talk about the breed - - it is a brief on do yes, get at first always an adventure to go to get going. acres very easily. >> we will start with the creamed breathe. i think it is amazingam it takes a hard-core off with the creaminessa and the

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green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.ctual 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. >> 200,000

it should be locked in with ice all the way across, but the ice is significantly retreated, even in wintertime reporter: the shrinking sea ice could have a potentially disastrous effect on animals, such as polar bears and seals, who depend on the ice to hunt and breed. ice-free oceans absorb more heat and become warmer, which speeds up glacial melting, raises sea levels even more. >> ice is a great reflector of light, which is where most of the heat on the planet comes from. open water is dark. it's a fantastic absorber. >> reporter: newton says changes in the arctic can also affect weather here, causing storms and droughts to last longer and be more extreme. fascinating for a scientist, but scary for a person? >> scientists are both scientists and people, so we are both fascinated and frightened by it, yes. >> reporter: the fear is that changes happening now in the arctic might be irreversible. newton says the recent climate change agreement signed by 195 nations was a start, but, scott, that it doesn't go far enough to reverse the trend. >> pelley: don, thanks. big storm coming to the west w

this winter, enough ice is three times. here's don dahler. >> reporter: the arctic ocean is six million square miles, most of it covered in ice. but last month, the top of the world was up to 14 degrees above the lowest amount of ice in february, more than 400,000 square miles short. >> it's completely unprecedented. people who work up there, you know, go up to the arctic, go out on boats and cruise around to measure these things are absolutely stunned. >> reporter: robert newton is an arctic researcher at columbia university. >> it's the dead of winter there. there's no light. it's well below freezing. it should be locked in with ice all the way across, but the ice is significantly retreated, even in wintertime. >> reporter: the shrinking sea ice could have a potentially disastrous effect on animals, such as polar bears and seals, who depend on the ice to hunt and breathe. ice-free oceans absorb more heat and become warmer, which speeds up glacial melting, raises sea levels even more. >> ice is a great reflector of light,

they contacted ice and ice didn't act. how do you explain that to family?>> i believe there was a matter of hours between the time we were contacted and the actual release. it is very hard for us to get to every inquiry made by law enforcement and unfortunately, it's a horrible consequence here. but we try very hard to respond as quickly as possible. we just can't get to every site as soon add needed. that is a fact, we try very hard to get and respond to local law enforcement. doesn't do us good to tell them cooperate with us if we're in the going to respond. >> can you tell me when i'll receive a reply? >> i think we'll get to your reply within a couple of weeks. if that's satisfactory. if you need it sooner, i'll certainly work to get it -- >> could we have it by the end of necks week? >> yes, you can. >> okay. general roth signed a number of -- executive actions. one of them addressed changes to ice's detention policy for illegal aliens. dhs said it was designed to identify threats to public safety specifically unless an illegal alien has been charged w

green tea ice cream is a gourmet ice-cream manufacturer with a rich family history.ounded in 1968 by santo emanuele, the company is run today by his son, richard, richard's wife, lori, and son, michael. when i met them in 2013, they were generating $2 million in sales, mainly coming from selling to restaurants. -that green tea's good. -lori: isn't it good? lemonis: and if we hadn't made a deal... $600,000 for 35% of the business. ...they'd probably still be at the same level. that's because mr. green tea was at a standstill. richard: we physically cannot fill our orders to distributors. lemonis: part of the problem is that mr. green tea didn't have their own manufacturing facility. instead, it used a co-packer. by paying a third party, mr. green tea was losing about 20% of its potential profit. michael: we've been talking about putting up a new facility for a long time now, and it's just going slower than -- richard: i'm not gonna put a facility up unless i know we have the business there. lemonis: but richard was cautious to a fault. michael: you are strangling the

>> it's really good ice cream. it's always really good ice cream when it's graters. we made it in french pot. >> brian: is that toffee. >> tia: is it piecrust? that's some piecrust. i know my flavors now. >> brian: toffee, piecrust and cinnamon. >> brian: uh-huh. do we have to guess the name or what's in here? excuse me for eating. piecrust -- some type of pie. that's what i think. >> i'm going with butterscotch -- >> tia: it's that pie -- >> it's a butterscotch pie cinnamon cinnamon cinnamon toffee. >> tia: this is good. i feel -- yes, we can wrap. i hear you. i almost want more. >> brian: do you have any more? >> i have some more. >> tia: load us up. time is 6:25. it may be tough to think about eating ice cream on a morning like this. i don't think so, sam. >> samantha: the producer that wrote that did, but we don't think so. we can't wait to taste it, right? it is a chilly morning out there. look at your bus stop forecast. 31 at 7:00. no snow around. pretty quiet start for you, but we have got rain on the way later today. then we have snow overnight. i'll tell you

ice cold water. >> no, sir.ny of the men have equipment to make holes in the ice for their fishing. but then it slowly starts to gap wider leaving some of these guys struggling to jump over the gap. when the video ends, there are still people on the other side. we do have reports saying that everybody got safely back to where they needed to be. >> those folks way out yonder don't look like they are going to make it back. that crack is widening quick. you can't yell "shark" and have the same reaction on the ice. >> at this point it looks like there's no way to make the jump in their snow boots and gear. >>> i learned from this video something i didn't know you could get from a coconut. this is in mexico. they put this video together showing us a coconut. what on earth is that? when the coconut falls from the palm tree, the process of growing a new root starts. but between that process, the milk inside starts turning into a more solid mass. this guy starts cracking into this coconut. he removes the hu is, k and no

>> ice cream. >> reporter: why is ice cream the best way to prepare for it? >> in the house, watching tv, ice cream's the best way to prepare for it. >> very busy today. and it's going to snow, and where better to get ice cream than snowflakes. >> i'm not counting on getting much tonight, so kind of hoofing it, all right. >> reporter: do you have supplies if it does? >> i do have salt. i have a shovel, but i'm hoping i can go, okay, it will be gone in a couple hours, because it's supposed to warm up tomorrow. >> reporter: the only snowflake these folks are planning on enjoying is on their spoons, not their shovels. why get ice cream tonight? >> ice cream can be ate at any time for me. >> reporter: does it matter it's supposed to be cold tonight? >> hm-mm. >> reporter: so most folks here aren't worried about the snow, but schools are taking extra precautions. river head has a delayed starred as do other suffolk county districts. >>> looks like the snow will peck pick up there. let's go to nassau county, and it's snowing a little harder harry? >> reporter: well

not concerned about an ice storm or widespread icing event that we are going to have huge morning drive even if you don't have ice because system has a lot of heavy rain with it thunderstorm activity along with the ice was sitting here along the great lakes and moving into buffalo and snow north of the border they'll make it into northernmost new england. timeline midnight tonight getting some of this body icing happening areas and paying and worcester county may be as close as for 95 but most going to see wayne i don't think it icy situation up to 128 only spotty even in worcester county this rises northward makes its way northward for 2 o'clock in the morning and it's rain for everyone into that morning drive the problems are going to be doing that morning commute this breaks it down for you a fair situation for traveling by midnight tonight bad in just a few spots and then poor conditions for rate and went to the morning drive tomorrow. we'll break it down is getting out of your next chance for snow this week should hate straightahead. >> following breaking news in newton a car smash

mostly ice. snow will be farther north several inches. your high temperatures tomorrow are going to be much cooler than today but still mostly at or above average. 42 for new north borough. now your seven-day forecast has your weekend in view of course. that's what it looks like. temperatures in the 30s notice the dive in temperatures by thursday and a little bit of snow in here on friday morning. we're watching on our computer models. you see it here trying to get strengthened throwing some snow back towards the latest computer models aren't showing much of a hit from this one but something we'll be watching very closely. >> all right, kev, thanks. the bruins hung on lucy erickson today and the baltimore orioles have outlawed what? plus, the celtics playing another thriller at t.d. garden tonight. looking for an 11th straight win at home. stay with us. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... and saying, "really?" so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking

ready for their free water ice. employees were stocking splice and salting pretzels, the manager made 40 buckets of water ice, on a formal day she said she makes 15 weather does have an impact, enthough it's cold -- even though it's cold today she expect to be busy, because people show up for free water ice. she said this is one of her favorite days of the year. >>> it's crazy bins busy, there's something going on, and you see customers who love free water ice. >>> it's the first day of spring, it's the free water ice. >>> i didn't get to do it last year, so i looked forward to it this year. >> reporter: this location is open until 9:00 p.m., reporting live in roxborough, channel 6 "action news," nydia. >>> i'll take it trish. we're tracking other stories right now at noon, a man is in the hospital after his suv flipped over on a philadelphia street. the action cam was at the scene a little after 2:00 a.m. on east cathedral road in andora section of the city. the driver was taken to einstein medical center with non-

we looked at ice. ice that is trapped in the north pole that is covered by dry ice. tells us thattio mars has lost an enormous amount of h in a formal water over time. so when you back out how much water, that is how you get oceans of water on mars, because of that one measurement. that also was a great information from the venus mission. >> you talk about finding life. life?ing life, old will i - [inaudible] >> finding life, how do we do that? that is so hard to do. that means you an idea of how. we have a group of people will come together and say give us the definition of life, so we can figure out how to build an instrument to measure it. no problem. it took them 10 years. [laughter] they are astrobiologists, we brought the right people together to do that, and we came up with a nice concise definition. like has three -- life has three attributes. one, metabolism. that is an important part. second, it has to reproduce. people --g, it has to evolve. now how am i going to build an instrument that will measure those things? that is hard. ,o we had to step back and s

i just don't believe icing will be a huge problem. and will have some spotty icing. i will show you where i expect that and when the rain will move out, tomorrow, with the strong winds. >>> a dog trapped in the icy water of a new hampshire pond. video of that rescue attempt has now gone viral. >> malini basu talked to the dog's owner and the firefighter who saved the puppy from derry new hampshire. new at 10:00. >> the derry new hampshire firefighters risked their own life today to save a blue heeler who was holding on for dear life. his two front paws were holding on to a chunk of ice, waiting to be rescued. >> all right, we're coming, bud. >> reporter: this facebook video went viral, a blue heeler jumped into an ice pond in derry, new hampshire early this morning. >> we had a cup of coffee, my sister-in-law and i, in my little office is, and i heard a dog yelping. >> reporter: dana immediately went outside. >> i realized it was him yelping, that he had fell into the water. and he was literally hanging on by his front paws. >> reporter: she called 911 and these thre

to me it's just not a big deal as far as ice. yeah, sure, heavy rain, strong winds, a spot or two of ice in the northern tier of massachusetts around route 2 and northward and into new hampshire vermont and places in western massachusetts but the rest of us getting rain. sure, northern new england will be ice and snow from this before it changes to rain. heavy rain at 5:30 through worcester. another batch at 8:00 and sunshine for the afternoon tomorrow that sticks with you once it comes out tomorrow morning. tree limbs will come down and watch out for scattered power outages. the temperatures rising to an average of 45 degrees. because the winds will be strong we have a wind advisory to go along with this. most of you watching me tonight will see a spot or two north and west of 495 and then they're going to see just rain. heavy rain and wind will impact your morning drive. makes driving conditions really awful from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and better for noontime, for your plans in the afternoon. cape ann, cape cod, the islands and

para saber que esta pasando" ice ni nego ni confirmo las supuestas reuniones, pero nos dijo que ...nues to work cooperatively with our local law enforcement partners throughout the country to develop policies and procedures that best represent all agencies' efforts to uphold public safety. "ice continua trabajando en cooperacion con agencias de la ley asociadas a lo largo del pais para desarrollar las politicas y procedimientos para garantizar la seguridad publica" fuente: james schwab portavoz ice "whatever agreement a local police has with ice should be the subject of a hearing (city council or county board os supervisors) cualquier acuerdo entre las policias locales e inmigracion debe ser sometido a audiencias publicas aseguro este asambleista, al presentar la llamada "acta de la verdad", una propuesta de ley que exigiria transparencia... un esfuerzo mas para evitar que por temor a las deportaciones los inmigrantes dejen de cooperar con la policia. "en mi caso yo voy a pedir ayuda y el arrestado soy yo" la policia de san francisco for any arrests or detentions. . juanfra --- ese

sleet and ice. the reason it is a low risk because the areas will be limited that are impacted, and i don't see very much of it. before we change it over to heavy rain and one and this will be my main concern around that wednesday forecast. so poor right now. 40 degrees to get your day started. not say that mild as we go throughout morning. winds of 25 miles per hour will be gusty this morning. so it is the kind of situation until the sun comes up, it is just going to be kind of breezy out there. and then winds should actually relax a little bit as we get to the meat of the day. look at these temperatures dropping back to 33 degrees in boston by 8:00 this morning. lots of sunshine to be had. we do have increasing clouds today. i just don't see very many shade makers out there. back up to 36 degrees at 10 a.m. noontime, 39 degrees. and then we achieve the lower 40s again this afternoon. almost what you are getting outside now are the temperatures that will recover to later on today. futurecast as we

trace of snow, sleet and ice. more ice than anything else. southern new hampshire, this winter weather advisory goes until 7:00 in the morning because those spots are kind of known for being slow to warm up. so sometimes we get that cold air trapped. worcester up to 41 degrees. fitchburg a little tricky. i know we are showing 40 with future cast. you might be stuck in the lower 30s. name is nashua and keene which is why i want you guys to be on alert northern worcester hills, southern new hampshire at 4 a.m. i know it is real early here but by a.m., we should see all temperatures rise above freezing. 40s inland. 50s at the coast. boston, 51 degrees. and at 10:00 in the morning, we still have downpours that are occasional heavy rain, gusty winds all throughout the day. even as this is clearing out around lunchtime and during the afternoon, we turn much brighter it is going to be very windy out there throughout our wednesday. high temperatures end up peaking early in the day and in the lower 50s in eastern massachusetts and inland, we are peaki

we submit -- you know, myriad of different things, but the ice has always been one. we're talking about it currently within the reno event center. talking about adding ice sheet down the reno event center and bringing in a triple a hockey team. they're talking about actually in washoe county working with the city of reno to put south valley sports complex where the working with the in private/public partnership to build ice arena for the kids. but you know, one thing, ray, we have four different assets at the rscva, which make it difficult to spread and fill those all at the same time wrchltas in other cbd's, we have within asset, the convention center. we're focusing with the new strategic plan as we move forward to find new businesses, new segments, new line of businesses out there to generate some traffic. and i think the other thing that helped us, with tesla and switch and new technology, we're shifting our focus from being a gaming, tourism destination to more of business industry destination and kind of marrying the two together. >> okay, bob sdshgs that mean

it's not an ice storm or for everyone but it can be a place where there will be ice on the ground first thing in the morning out that way and you're gonna slip or there will be slippery roads for your cars overnight tonight and first thing in the morning. be aware of that with this situation. now, the winds we haven't talked a lot about yet but we'll be talking more about this. an advisory in place for cape ann and cape cod and points along the coast mackey sure you start your day with fox 25 morning news. sherry will keep an eye on the changing conditions and julie will have her eyes peeled on the roads. we're live from 4:00 to 10:00 a.m. super tuesday, this will no doubt shape the rest of the race first we focus on massachusetts where donald trump ran away with the republican primary. we'll start off with hillary clinton, apparently, on the democratic side. and this is a race too close to call, has not been called yet. you can see 57% of the precincts were reporting, clinton with a narrow lead. on the other side, the g.o.p., donald trump winning a victory in massachusetts. one of seve

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could get a little more ice just because it stays colder longer. 4:00 a.m. temperatures on your screen here, and check it out, worcester already at 41 , i got 46 in boston, some pockets of heavy rain from the get-go here, cross over the border into new hampshire. so that's going to help warm temperatures there, so by 7:00 a.m. everybody is above freezing here, 45 in worcester, even 50 in boston into southeastern massachusetts for 7:00 a.m. and heavy rain and strong gusty winds continue here through the rest of the morning. we have a situation where visibility could be a challenge because of the downpours, cold front comes through late-morning the potential of doing some isolated damage but in general we are looking at gusts about 50 miles per hour here and lunch time and see things brighten up and blustery even into the second half of the day tomorrow. temperaturewise tomorrow we will be in the lower 50s but we hit those highs early in the day and we end up going through the 40s during the afternoon. so going to be cool here, high 34 , light snow and 33 on f