but times are tough for these ferocious rulers of the ice. meet ice bear.years old, he's a teenager in polar bear years. setting out on his first summer alone. but along with the thrill of independence comes the challenge of survival as the ground beneath him melts away. >> last year, the extent of sea ice lost during the summer was the greatest ever recorded. his mother couldn't have prepared him for such a drastic change in his environment. >> reporter: ice bear needs to eat at least 40 seals through the long summer months, when polar bears go into a state of semihibernation. a few generations ago, he would have had another month to hunt. >> their main food is the ring seal. the ice goes away, their basic forage base goes away. >> reporter: nearly 2,000 bears live in canada's hudson bay. each year when the ice melts, some head south, swimming 300 miles to find a summer home. along the way, the scent of walrus is too enticing to resist. but taking on a tusked creature more adept at the water means coming away with only a bloody nose. ice bear continues swi

i'm gonna consider some ice water-- not ice, not solid ice-- ice water. and that ice water has a particular volume like this. now there are two things gonna happen when i heat the ice water. number one is, when you heat anything, the molecules will start jiggling faster, faster, faster and take up more room. so there's sort of an expansion, okay? we'll just say, as the temperature goes up, the volume increases. that's true of most everything that you heat up. it'll grow bigger and bigger the faster the molecules shake, okay? but something else happens with the water that doesn't happen with other fluids, other liquids. and what happens is those open-- it turns out in that zero-degree water, you got a whole lot of those open crystals, it's like a microscopic slush. and that microscopic slush, when you start heating it, what does the slush do? [makes noise] it caves in. and when it caves in, does it take up more room or less room? less. less room. and so when you heat water, due to the microscopic slush that's in there starts caving in, the water starts to

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large sections of the ice broke away from the short due to warm southerly winds. >> rescued from icet was drifting out to sea off the coast of latvia -- people had been enjoying a day off the fishing when the blocks of ice were standing on broke off. strong winds took the ice and more than 200 unintentional passengers went 4 kilometers into the gulf of riga. >> we're not allowed to take anything along. i will never forget those feelings. this was the last time i step on the ice. when you are 3 kilometers from the coast, the feelings are i wish i had alcohol. >> boats, ships, and helicopters were sent out. after three hours, all those known to be stranded were brought back alive and well. only one person needed medical people in the region of the need to be rescued from ice floes at this time of year. it has been an unusually cold spring and as the weather warms up and the ice melts, people were caught off guard. venturingf one anyone out to take a fully charged mobile phone. that saved many of these people were able to call for help when they got into trouble on the ice. they can com

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to calculate how much ice ask in antarctica. it will allow more accurate predictions to be made about the ice sheet in the future, given -- giving an estimate of potential rises in the sea level. our correspondent reports. >> pristine and largely untouched by human activity. it's still unclear how climate change will affect antarctica and if the ice melts, how much of it will cause sea levels to rise. researchers have created a detailed map using a combination of satellite data, radar from airplanes and ground surveys and this is what they found. take the ice away and a hidden landscape of mountain ranges, hills and plains cut by steep gorges. we see deep valleys much deeper than on any other continent. but t the ice back and scientists see there's more of it than previously thought, around 5%. the downside, it's vulnerable to climate change. >> we found that much more of the antarctic ice sheets are resting on a bed that which is below sea level. this means they're potentially more vulnerable to the ocean currents melting them

to calculate how much ice ask in antarctica. it will allow more accurate predictions to be made about the ice sheet in the future, given -- giving an estimate of potential rises in the sea level. our correspondent reports. >> pristine and largely untouched by human activity. it's still unclear how climate change will affect antarctica and if the ice melts, how much of it will cause sea levels to rise. researchers have created a detailed map using a combination of satellite data, radar from airplanes and ground surveys and this is what they found. take the ice away and a hidden landscape of mountain ranges, hills and plains cut by steep gorges. we see deep valleys much deeper than on any other continent. but t the ice back and scientists see there's more of it than previously thought, around 5%. the downside, it's vulnerable to climate change. >> we found that much more of the antarctic ice sheets are resting on a bed that which is below sea level. this means they're potentially more vulnerable to the ocean currents melting them

each american consumes an average of 23 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, and other commerciallycessed frozen dairy products a year. but even the gre@t american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tate comes in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was created. it is the first artisan liqueur-infused ice cream and sorbet company on the market. she now has 18 flavors, from orange creamsicle, made with bitter orange; to coffee with brownie bits, made with coffee liqueur; to praline and irish cream. and no matter what flavor you pick, they're all equally unique and delicious here, and each one star

continues to melt and as that arctic sea ice melts it replaces white ice with blue water which absorbs even more energy and heat from the sun as a result all of that absorbed energy and heat in the arctic is affecting atmospheric pressures and throwing the northern hemisphere is jet stream completely out of whack. the change atmospheric pressure is the slowing down the flow of the jet stream which is causing seasons to change more slowly than usual this is why the blizzards along the east coast this winter seem to linger around and relentlessly hammer the coast with foot after foot of snow. since the jet stream was moving so slowly the freezing temperatures and snow basically weren't being pushed along. and it's only going to get worse. recent studies suggest that the entire arctic may be ice free by twenty twenty just seven years from now already over the course of the last thirty years the arctic has lost nearly eighty percent of its ice cover bottom line here is that if we do nothing to curb the current rate of climate change the arctic will continue to lose ice in the arctic waters

chairman, this is the highest level of the tension ice has ever maintained over the -- of detention ice has ever maintained. this comes on the heels of maintaining 34,260 beds over last fiscal year and having removed 400-9000 illegal immigrants. again, the highest levels in categories we have ever achieved. at times, during this fiscal year, we maintained over 34,000 beds to impart to increase support given the border patrol wrong -- order patrol along the southwest border. we obviously could not maintain such highs over the year. so we had to temporarily lower our detention to levels before -- below 34,000 to ensure that we remain in within budget. first, two of the funds were used to maintain detention space did not reach the funds expected. second, four months into the fiscal year, january 10, 2013, we were maintaining an average in excess of 630 beds come over 34,000. had we continued to operate at this level, we would have had a shortfall of $120 million. nevery, our expenses and time exceeded our cr budget i $16 million. we can usually face these issues during the balance of the f

it was a huge chunk of ice and snow flying off a passing pickup truck.t piece of ice smashed into the driver. fire fighter matt irvine, hitting him in the head. wr tv talked to him. >> it came off the roof, and before like a second later the windshield. >> he was able to pull the fire truck off the side of the road and safely stop the vehicle without injuring any of the fellow fire fighters. >> the windshield came up real close and hit me in the forehead. >> they took him to the hospital. he is going to be okay. did not see that coming at all. >> were they on their way to a fire when this happened. >> good news is, no, they were not responding to a call. thankfully no services were delayed because of this freak accident. they're still looking for the car that drove by. likely that person had no idea that the snow fell off. >> when you clean off your car, you don't scrape the snow from your roof sometimes because are you in a hurry and that's what it looked like, a chunk of snow from the roof. >> although it is not illegal to drive around with snow and ic

on ice and take you 30 days instead of bringing up the head of ice and saying, you know, what's thee these people? so it's a little bit of -- it's a little disheartening to the american people to watch you can't get answers to try to find out if a mistake has been made or political made or something sinister has been done. >> exactly. and here, this is supposed be to be the most transparent federal government and it's far from that. and it's continual coverup of this information and these are the same people, remember, we all have different opinions about the 11 million plus illegals that are in our country and all of us have agreed, including janet napolitano, president obama, that we target, identify, imprison the 34,000 most violent criminals of this 11 million that's this group. so now she can't have it both ways and say these criminals aren't so bad. the criminals they've just released to the street and now finding out that they have very serious crimes in their past. >> greta: we don't know what they have because they won't release the information. that's what i don't understa

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

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. -- ice.lock of ice gronz over the dispenser. a repair man said there sonl one solution. >> told us when that happens just use a hair drier. >> so it sounds absurd to blow dry your refrigerator in order to get ice. after five minutes her arm is tired and ice melted but can this be a good idea? >> i don't think so. >> in the ice? >> no dice. we contacted lows. after those repairs a company came through the full refund for the refrigerateo, plus tax. lowe's says she purchased an extended protection plan qualifying for a refund of the price of the refrigerator. lowe's stands behind products we sell. maria received this check. and she put away the hair drier. >> i'm happy about that. >> the plan says customers are entitled to a refund or replacement if it needs the same major repair more than three times in one year, it's a oo good idea to read terms when you buy one. do you want ice with that? >> all right. thank you. >> just ahead here tonight latest trend in mind and body relaxation. >> >>> so

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is changed this is no longer glacial ice this is frozen water this is lake ice so they've discovered. the everyone else said ok we've done our job russians are like wait what's down there and so they were the ones who continued to drill this bacteria that they found living in such extreme circumstances in extreme cold this glacial ice it can give us a look back into our past as to maybe possibly where we even came from because it's so many million years old and also looking to the future possibly to mars and how life can thrive in such extremes are going to have this really is relevant to what else is yes sometimes i just think this is just getting started about exactly this is the most extreme part of the planet in fact itself is considered the cold pole if you will in fact the coldest temperature ever recorded is minus eighty nine degrees centigrade that was back in one thousand nine hundred three in fact victim a highly bitch who is the chief of the station where i was working he was actually on the expedition that brought equipment to the boston base in that specific year and was

while the head of the local stating federation says the ice dome has already achieved success fortunes it is what i want to know it's great news for such as figure skaters i mean we used to have to travel to other towns and cities in the region to skate but now we've got our own place a home arena if you will and the dome is currently open three times a week for children to train on and has confirmed scheduling times for training right up until the games. while omega timing of the official olympic time keeper has also unveiled the system which will be used at all the speed skating events it was first tested at the previous games in vancouver and for the recent world championships in sochi where russia took gold medals in both the men and women's events for the first time in seventeen years margaret genco moscow and that's all from the sports show i had. admission free accreditation free in-store charges free. range minutes three. three. free. old free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media. dot com. wealthy british. market why not. find out what's really happening

so four traits equal. 2 ices the highest you can score on any trait. and you bundle them together to get your actual scores out of 1,000. talking about these sorts of things, i always find it makes much more sense to look at the actual examples. i'm not going to take you on a death march through the four traits because you would want to kill yourself if i did. i will just take you to one, and that is a social organization. picking this because it is easy to explain quickly. the technical problems. there are some pretty serious technical problems. what i did to measure social organization, i took another shortcut, stole another idea, this idea from economists, who often will use the size of the largest city in the region as a quick shortcut to give you the sense of level of comeplexty of organization in that society. it's not perfect, and i'm sure you can think of ways you might want to object to using this. but it does seem to wok reasonably well and it is a nice simple way to do things. so, to measure social organization, what i did was just look at t

ice cube with my finger. >> what? through it? >> i feel the cold instantly going into my finger. >> he can feel the temperature of the ice conducted directly to his fingers within a second and that is how con deductive graphine is. it is able to go right through this piece of ice. >> 12 times better. >> pretty incredible piece of material. >> yep. >> wow. i can't believe it. >>> ready for more science? >> yep. >> this is a time lapsed video of magnetic putty sucking up magnets. >> whoa. >> it is like eating it. this was shot overan hour and a wa slow process but what the magnetic putty is doing is trying to even itself out around the magnet. >> you get the metal cube out, does the putty give it back? >> if you dug through it enough you may be able to separate it from the magnetic putty. >> i didn't know there was magnetic putty. >> now you know. >> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great rest of your day.

>> ice skating. >> ice skating. >> you could see the remains of the pool.i thought the ice rink was made out of one of the largest pools. >> yes. you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and keep it. other people wanted to put condos in there. a serious fire started and the whole place burn down. they still talk about it as a mysterious fire. it could have been an insurance thing. >> hello, gladys. was glad to hear from you and not going to return. will write in a few days. >> that is a bath and the house behind. >> you can see the chimney heating that area. >> a pool opened i

- ice. - ice. when the water does that, what's it do? releases energy. it's like the farmer says to his friend, "hey, joe, come on over here and see the radiator i got. "i got a radiator down in my canning cellar. "when it gets really cold, "this radiator gonna give out heat and keep my crops from going below zero." and so the neighbor comes over and walks-- comes down the stairs. "hey, joe, where's your radiator? "i don't see any. all i see is this tub of water." he said, "that's the radiator." "that's no radiator." he says, "put your hand in that water and tell me what you feel." "ooh, i feel water in the liquid state." "what do you mean 'the liquid state'?" "well, the molecules are moving around with enough energy so they don't bond to one another." "enough what?" "energy, huh?" "okay. "what happens to that liquid when water turns to ice? where do the energy go?" "oh, nowhere. it just, sort of--" come on, gang, where does it go? where does it go? it gives it to the surrounding air. and as the ice freezes, it heats up the air, and it keeps that air at

people of snow and ice victims or frost. so i mean they go. through it. every six months there was in the u.s. on that and every six months that your team that's just a few days before. they were kept confidential the booking was made two years and it's. left behind was a clear message to the following you summit on the heads of governments a few days later. adopt the single market the monetary union infrastructure projects flexible labor markets deregulation downsize public services austerity measures and so on and so on the whole neo liberal agenda for them basically are picture confirmed by american scholar stepping into the topic maria green call's i was interested in doing something about europe and something about the european union i started talking with some of the c.e.o.'s and in particular the corporate affairs managers of these firms to ask them what happened and everybody had a little piece of the story and then i met with keith richardson. keith and. talk about different things and he would give me some ideas and i'd go and i'd talk with othe

[whirring] so granite is just a french word for granita, or shaved ice.you need sugar in it or else it won't scrape at all. it'll be completely rock s@lid. so what we're gonna do is just pour it into any dish you have. leave yourself overnight. and here we have one that i did a little earlier. it just freezes perfectly flat. you'll take a fork and scrape it just so you end up with your consistency of, like, shaved ice that you get at the fair or anywhere. you can do any fruit. you can do coffee, basil--anything--just make sure you have sugar in there. so now we'll just spoon some into our serving dish. and then to garnish it, i like to use products similar to what it's made of, or that complement the flavor, so i'm gonna use fresh pluot, peach, and apricots. and then because i--the pluots are--they're pretty tart, i like to put a little bit of whipped cream on top just to cut that tartness. so this is a really simple, beautiful dessert that you can serve at a party. it can all be done ahead, and you're making people happy. >> that concludes today's tour o

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wthe waves rolled over and turn into these ice bolders. the dogs like them too. we are going to see a little bit of snow around the great lakes. nuisance snow over the course of the next couple days. that includes the weekend. little more intense through central and northern new england, especially over the weekend where we could end up with about 3 to 6 inches of snowfall. we're also focusing on this huge dip in the jet stream. yes, it's march, but cold, cold air is surging into areas in the southeast. normal high temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. atlanta today will only top out around 48 degrees. looks like orlando will be almost 10 degrees below average as well. freeze warnings likely to be posted all across the southeast, including florida, especially tomorrow morning. veronica? >> all right. thanks. >>> a doggy who done it, one of westminster's finest is found dead days after the dog show. >>> plus, rescuers use a hell continuer to save a deer. >>> and duke is the latest to lose to the unranked. you're watching "first look" on msnb

broom bowl certainly has many similarities to ice hockey from playing in the team and on ice to having to put a park or in this case a ball into the ponens net but it's the accessibility is what is drawing more and more people in i would say that anybody could start just this enormous hockey where on on the. you need to buy the shoes. that you can buy yeah i will try to show these shoes here and actually it's special so you get a little bit better grip on the ice but the no spikes or anything plays and participants are used in that broom ball is more than just a saturday afternoon workout and in the country where winter sports are hugely popular it's only a matter of time before russians take to the sport possibly with a little help of moscow's ex-pats marketing coach marty bosco. all over term martial arts now one of russia's best fighters a job are scared of has been morocco's mohammed middle of a tree number seventy nine of his kicks boxing career robot and young caught up with the welterweight star. this man is the real deal far from having the biggest fan base in his homeland russ

is changed this is no longer glacial ice this is frozen water this is lake ice so they've discovered. the everyone else said ok we've done our job russians are like wait what's down there and so they were the ones who continued to drill to go down for the to see if there was water down there in this thermal heatedly and this is a massive lake give us an idea in context of how big it is well i call the largest lake in the world which is in russia which is in russia it is thought that lake vostok is bigger so it is considered to be thought to be possibly the largest freshwater reservoir in the world and what are the conditions like working in an environment like that well this is the most extreme part of the planet in fact itself is considered the cold pole if you will in fact the coldest temperature ever recorded is minus eighty nine degrees centigrade that was back in one thousand nine hundred three in fact. that she was the chief of the station where i was working he was actually on the expedition that brought equipment to the base in that specific year and was there for that record

stone which allowed a group of young hockey players and figure skaters to take to the ice michael to reports. well with just three hundred nineteen days to go now until the start of russia's first ever winter olympic games it seems that saatchi's venues aren't schrock to shine come the opening ceremony not least the bolshoi ice dome which is considered the olympic parks p.s. the resistance that finally opened its doors to russia's future medal hopefuls with a group of schoolboy hockey players getting the unique chance to spread the ice. with it in logan the kids are loving the experience they've all got a lot of emotions right now it's a great stadium we've enjoyed every moment on the ice for sure the kids will be talking about this for a long time to come because it was certainly a treat for the youngsters knowing that they were on a stage which will be graced by future olympians the ice dams training was also opens giving a school of young figure skaters the chance to test the facilities. while the head of the local stating federation says the ice has already achieved success forci

it is one sheet of ice. we are not talking about southern italy. >> how big is the ice? >> it would be three feet trick. it would be harder to drill through it. they find small cracks where the ice is only about a foot deep. they can drill through that and fish. >> it happens on lake st. clair, lake erie. people think it is going to shift and be okay. the wind shifts and the ice cracks and they have to forget it. >> i am glad they are all well. they got some fish. good to see you. fish for good friday. well, the stock markets, they are closed for good friday. the traders headed out for the long weekend, they did manage to push the s&p higher and set a record. >> for the first time in a while, you can take a look at the retirement fund, yours. it might make you a little bit happy here. zain asher showing us what is actually driving this. >> finally, wall street wins. >> we begin with breaking news on wall street. >> the s&p topping its peak held six years ago. the index along with the dow and nasdaq are sprinting, finishing a first quarter we have all been waiting for. >>

and i don't want the ice to float. and i got the ice wedged down there. now i'm gonna fill it up with some water. [laughter] okay, that was the cup that i didn't have the water in, yeah? okay. now what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna get this going again. and-- [laughter] oh, please. [laughter] i'm gonna bring the top to a boil. and the ice cube at the bottom is still intact. look at that, gang. the water is boiling. down below-- do you see the piece of ice? the ice is still in there. ain't that right, gang? do you see that? so that shows that water is a pretty poor conductor. remember we talked last time about the idea of the four-degree water at the bottom of the lake? and the summertime comes, why doesn't that whole lake all heat right up? it turns out that water will not conduct the energy, that sunlight down very far at all. water is not a good conductor of heat. it's a poor conductor. and you saw that here. i boiled the top, and that heat did not conduct downward to melt the ice. [makes sound] interesting, interesting, interesting this world we live in, y

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