the ice.measures thickness, thickness of the ice layer and the snow cover. there's snow later on. it's like a parker traps warm air, it's an important process to understand. >> according to recently released data arctic sea ice cover is in record lows. >> we compared our data to 30, 40-year-old data and find huge differences there. that is consistent with what the climate scientists say that the whole climate of the arctic has been changing. >> it's not just changes to the ice that could affect climate change. this year operation icebridge added a pair of speck trom otters on board, to monitor changes to the reflectivity of the ice, known as albedo. >> if it is changing, more ice is melting, it absorbs more energy. >> because the ice sheet acts as a mirror of sunlight. >> it does. when the sea ice disappears and melts, you go from a white surface. issue? >> it's a positive feedback mechanism of science. if the earth warms, it causes warming up more and builds like a snowball. >> for the ice br

the goal is to measure changes to the arctic sea ice and the ice sheet over greenland.e are just on our way to the air base and i am feeling kind of a bit nervous. i'm not the most relaxed of flyers. so let's see what happens. >> it was 6am, and about 10 degrees farenheit. >> so it's usually about a quarter of a mile walk to the plain. whatever condition it might be in. you get to the plane, heat up the equipment, grab a hairdryer, and it is used to heat up the equipment and most of the equipment that we are using is off the shelf computer stuff, designed to go if a climate controlled room with humidity control, and none of that is here. >> here is a p3, a plane designed by the u.s. navy as an anti-submarine aircraft. >> it's the perfect airplane for this mission. it's meant to travel long distances over big oceans over big altitudes. bounces around in the turbulance. just like we knew. >> n.a.s.a. modified it with an array of sign tifg instruments and cameras. >> this is the forward bay. >> this is where the torpedoes would sit. >> there's true. normally there would be

narrator: the ice cores lonnie's team recovered on the quelccaya ice cap became a major step forwardin climate history research because their annual layers could be dated so accurately. the tropics have alternating wet and dry seasons every year, and these alternating seasons are clearly marked in the ice, containing vital information about the weather in the region, such as monsoons, droughts, and el niÑo. each year, the wet season brings a thick snow layer, followed by a darker layer created by dry-season dust carried by winds up the mountain. these alternating wet and dry layers can then be linked to historic atmospheric events, such as volcanic eruptions, giving a precise annual record. thompson: and so that gives you your calendar. you can see it on the margin of the ice cap, and you can see it in the ice cores when you drill, and you can see it in the analysis when it's done in the lab. and if you want to talk about rates of change, you need that annual calendar. and we now know, probably 25 years later, that that ice cap contains the highest resolution, the longest annual reco

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are ice.e'd like to bring something from the city into the ice are. like in new york, we have images of central park. the blocks ofnto ice on the walls? >> absolutely. no matter where we are, we create something that people can talk about all stop with a nice cocktail, it blows you away. >> not only do you get to see all of this, but there is equipment. it is 23 degrees fahrenheit. >> you go through a reception area. you get a jacket which keeps you warm. you get gloves that you can throw away at the end. egon to the anteroom. -- you go into the insight room. when you are brave, you go into the ice bar. you see it all. >> this ice is brought in from canada. it is canadian ice. >> some of it is from canada, some is from the united states. we like clarity. we are fussy about the type of ice. >> did you have to educate yourself about the types of ice and make some sort of rigorous organization? >> absolutely. we have many people working for us. they are working on various attractions. we handpick

♪ >> that is vanilla ice's ice ice baby. ♪ stop grab your drink and listen ♪ ♪ will it ever stop oh hell couple and the love that they show ♪ >> she is rapping the beat. >> i love that. with sas too. >>. ♪ best friends like no other words cannot express how much i love her ♪ ♪ babies two will come so get to work and get it done ♪ >> welcome to the show, kelly. this is one of the best speeches we have seen on the show what gave you the courage to do a rap? i still don't think that i have the courage but i have known them for a long time and they ar so fun and sething about cha may have been, i gave it my best shot i'm still partying thinking about it. ♪ the party is pumping >> how long did you practice this? forever. probably four or five months i didn't tell my husband i was doing it. >> that is awesome. ♪ to the happy couple love and laughter ♪ >> what did the bride and groom say? >> she said i cannot believe you just busted that out. ♪ this is the end of my toast >> if someone had told me that i was going to do this one day i would never dream of doing something like this. >> do you re

>> ice says it is using discretion to target criminals. but deportation initiatives like the cari program that we found in new orleans, show that families are still being separated. >> at first it's like a big grey building, and then there's a lot of barbed wire everywhere. >> in a privately run detention center in eloy, arizona, we caught a glimpse of what can happen when families are pulled apart. >> it looks scary from the outside but when you walk in it doesn't look too scary anymore. >> juan de leon was nine when his mother died. he left guatemala to live with his sister, a legal resident in the us. he was ineligible for obama's dreamer deferral program because he was caught shoplifting as a teen. fast forward 9 years. juan says that after a disagreement with his boss, his boss called the sheriff. he was arrested for using a fake id to be able to work. that act, a felony, brought him to the attention of ice. >> why did you have someone else's id? >> so i could provide for my girls. >> you have to have an id to work. >> yeah, you have

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

>> room temperature. >> we have an ice creammaker. any ice creammaker will do.> pour that, baby. >> keep pedaling, hoda. >> the camera crew is covering their eyes. which is just sad. >> also add some rum to this recipe, which is -- which is really nice. >> okay. >> that will spin for 20, 30 minutes. >> doing it mechanically instead of electronically. >> what is the point of the pedaling, of the bicycle. >> it is more fun. it is more fun. >> can i have your hand? >> we got to go. thank you so very much. we'll do a taste test on the commercial and let you guys know. recipes on our website. >> i'm trying it right now. >> klgandhoda.com. we're going to have help for college grads on landing a job. and the dancing scientist. and mind boggling experiments as hoda gives it a taste, right after this. i'd say i clean the toilet 6 or 7 times a day. like clockwork, every 20 minutes i clean the toilet. sometimes i get up in the middle of the night and clean the toilet. now every time you go, lysol cleans for you. new lysol no mess max gives you max cleaning with every flush

you have a cookbook. >> we are known for her ice cream novelty but specifically our ice cream sandwichesnd flavors like brown butter candy bacon, lucky charms. >> mint chocolate chip in general is my favorite flavor. so let's get to it. >> one third fresh mint is the secret to our dirty mint chip ice cream. no oil or extract. we recommend organic. semi-sweet chips that will go in at the end so they don't sink to the bottom. dark brown sugar gives it earth like quality. and a pinch of kosher salt as well. we will infuse the base with the mint. this is milk, cream, and a cup and a quarter of sugar. >> this is my first homemade ice cream and my favorite flavor. i'm going for a big scoop. >> really taste that mint. >> it's delicious. we just came on the cool haus truck. we are in the middle of manhattan. you can see the cabs going pitch about to take the ice cream and stack it in to the cookies. >> put down two double chocolate chip cookies. there's the beautiful scoop of dirty mint chip ice cream. >> and then you just stack it on? little smush? >> little smush. there you go. beautiful. wrap

then we're getting the scoop on a new kind of ice cream. and meet a man who is putting fruit to work. plus we've got some summertime produce tips for you. i's all ahead, and it starts now. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] >> welcome to "california country". i'm ur host tracy sellers. you know, one of the most special parts about being a farmer is seeing how chefs use your produce. and on the central coast, we saw one very special connection between a farmer and a chef. along the central coast, they're blessed with picture-perfect postcard weather, breathtaking scenery, and a variety of agriculture, all of which have contributed to the success of gold coast farms >> well, the family farm operation gold coast gas started by my father ron burk and his partner bob espinola. and they started farming in 1978. and they started framing with lettuce and broccoli. and that evolved into spinach and cilantro, cauliflower, strawberries. we do a few specialty items like the grapes and scme sweet corn and pumpns, things like

how quickly does the ice melt? >> the ice is melting at a really alarming rate.uch faster than we realized. in the last decade, rates have increased threefold. so it's really shocking, and it's missions like this that allow us to compare year on year how things are changing. have you been to green land? >> flying over green land was an engineers delight. the plane itself is kitted out with really sophisticated tech nothing, which the scientists build with their bare hands in some cases. is the plane itself was beautiful. at some point the pilots pointed out from the cockpit, polar bear tracks and i could see them. it was stunning. the viewing were spectacular. >> did they see a slow down of the ice melting this year, because of winter or not? >> what is happening generally is that climate change is accelerating that's what is is so alarming. >> ice bridge is highlighting so there are truck shouations from year to year. but the scientists themselves the nasa scientists are curly see when they return back. >> that is a huge concern. >> it's good to see, thank you.

but this gigantic and ancient ice sheet is shrinking.t gains each winter. since 2003 green land has been experiences a net loss of 200 billion tons of ice a year. as it melts it has the potential to speed up further climate change. >> green land being one of the world's primary ice masses acts as a buffer. it absorbs energy. as they start getting smaller the potential climate to africa or papa new guinea begin begins{^l" ^}. >> it's warming. >> and the early indicators are going to happen up here. >> techno contributor, doctor, tell us more about how those melting ice sheets are effecting the climate as far as africa. >> the ice sheets act as a buffer to climate change. and the ice sheet in green land is about the size of the state of texas. that same ice sheet acts as a giant mirror bouncing the sun's raise back. that has an impact o from the sun's heat. >> what is the mood like. >> the mood is of concern, year on year when they return to green land they see with their own eyes changes to the climate. they've got really sophisticated in

that's vanilla ice's "ice ice baby" ♪ grab your drink and listen hear my rendition ♪ ♪ all lovey-dovey night ♪ ♪ will it ever stop hell no ♪ ♪ look at this couple >> she's rapping her matron of honor's speech. >> i love that. >> with sass too. ♪ best friends like no other ♪ ♪ how much i love her baby soon to come get it done ♪ >> we have kelly via skype "right this minute" from north carolina. welcome to the show, kelly. this is one of the best speeches we probably have ever seen on this show. what gave you the courage to do a rap. >> i still don't think that i had the courage, but, you know, i've known emily and josh for a long time and they are so fun. and something about when i came up with the idea just felt right. and so out of character as it may have been, i committed the whole way through and gave it my best shot. i'm still shaking thinking about it. ♪ now that the party is pump in the two are meant to be no mistaking ♪ >> how long did you practice this? >> forever. i probably practiced it for four or five months. i didn't even tell my husband i was doing it. i just went out th

that's what makes this ice at risk for rapid loss.'s happened is that it's retreated away from it's coastal area and, as it retreats and thins, it floats on the water and thatç allows it to speed up and flow more rapidly into the ocean. >> woodruff: so consequences, what do you project? what do you see? >> so the modeling study that came out today in science actually says that we could, within the next century, jump from, say, a quarter millimeter a year out of this one glacier to over a millimeter a year. that's one of five glaciers just in this area and this is just one small area of antarctica. >> woodruff: that sounds like not much, from a quarter of a millimeter to a millimeter. >> but when you ask someone to model, in 100 years from now. in the new york area in the last 100 years we've seen over a foot of seaç level rise, which is damaging things up and down the east coast. the next century, we're looking at maybe 3 feet plus. when we include these kinds of factors, we might have to revise that estimate upward, maybe four or f

sea ice. at the decline of sea ice in the arctic over the past several decades, the changes are taking place faster than we had expected. faster than the models have predicted. that could have a fairly widespread cons is he kwengs for the larger pattern of climate change. if you lose that, it means the earth absorbs more of the incoming heat from the sun. that means the globe warms faster. it's what we sometimes call a positive feedback. it's a bad thing. it's an aggravating effect. it's a vicious cycle. the decrease in arctic sea ice may be changing the pattern of the jet stream perhaps in a way that gives us the very odd weather patterns that we saw in the u.s. this past winter. >> and nasa calling this, michael, as we were indicating at the top here, an irreversible state of decline. is there anything that can be done to mitigate the damage? >> well, unfortunately not. what's happened here is that if you look at antarctica, it's sort of shaped like a bowl because there's a huge mass of ice

the ice breaks and he goes in. >> that's not good. it's funny for a second.>> the kid is trying to crawl out and the ice is just continuing to break. the guy behind the camera gives some interesting and questionable commentary. >> keep kicking, buddy. you're going to get there, conquer this ice. >> taunting his friend. no one is helping him. watch what happens to the guy who threw the log, though. >> oh, no. >> guy in the green. >> and then i think they were all in. somebody else is like i'm going in too. this dude strips downs to just his undies. >> it wasn't much of a rescue really at all. they're just having a good time. >> teenage boy activity. >> yes. >> moral of the story, they're idiots. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." ?ñÑ;Ñ; dr oz: i'm answering your burning questions about heartburn. >> today on dr. oz -- >> the acid in your throat causes pain and irritation. these days shapewear is a big issue because it mimic what's obesity does. >> and knowing when heartburn is a h

. >> ice cream. >> ice cream. >> the story behind this sweet gesture. and -- >> crazy trying to get the blueberry. >> a cute pug's fight to gets fruit. >>> this is probably the most despicable thing i've seen on video in a long time. this is in china. at a workshop. notice the man in the dark clothing. according to writnesses he was arguing with the owner. all the people seem to be rushing in to what's going on off camera. there's a toddler that has walked out and standing on the sidewalk. watch what happens when the guy runs out. and i must caution you, this will be very difficult for some of you to watch. the man grabs the baby. >> that is -- >> oh. that's awful. oh, my gosh. >> he tosses the screen. you can't see what happened but according to reports that baby had to be hospitalized. the man has not been charged yet, but it's unlikely he will go without some severe penalty. >> this is disgusting. >> who does this? this man has no soul, no conscious, no heart to take a small child, who has nothing to do with anything that's going on, and toss him lik

-- antarctic ice sheet. it's losing 159 billion tonnes of ice, twice as much as reported, a week after scientists said the west antarctic ice sheet is collapsing, kevin corriveau is here with more on what that means? >> it's good for technology. there's a new satellite, launched in 2010. what it found out is, yes, we are losing doubt the amount of ice. this is not just the ice sheet we talked about last week where we think it's losing support, this is the area. this is what the satellite looks like. it has two antennas on it and find a change in altitude of the ice and the snow across the area. what we are concerned about is not so much the east. it is losing ice as well. it's over to the west. that's where we are seeing the majority of the ice we are losing in this area from the pennsylvania down to an area including the ice sheet we talked about. west antarctic losing a majority of it. 164 out of many tonnes is coming from the area. one glacier is losing 29 feet per year. what does it mean? in a 10 year av

long lines at the ice cream store, ice lattes at starbucks. i don't know how they'll keep that ice cold for the sharks tonight. >> i know. so much pressure on the weather guy. we have colder weather coming our way by the weekend. you'll see in the seven shiv day forecast. but most immediately, even into parts of tomorrow we're looking at this above average weather, yet another extreme here across the bay area with what has been some erratic weather over the past 12 months. take a look 0 at one of the hottest, across the south bay cupertino close to 100, gilroy at 96, palo alto, 95, san francisco at 88,s also hot at the coastline, that's what was unusual about the weather for today. those dry offshore winds pushing all the way up against the coast. for gilroy, we got close to a record but not quite. we would have had to hit 100. but 96, it probably felt like 100 nonetheless. let's look at the sky camera network and the real interesting thing to pinpoint here, on our microclimate view, the fact that the south bay is 89 degrees, hang with me here

it's putting more ice into the oceans than the entire green land ice sheet as it is. now we're seeing a larger scale separation taking place. climate change a major, major contributor to what's happening. this is a 40 year study that's taking place at the observation and the aerial observation. we know on the eastern side a far different story. set up across the eastern side the ice sheets are separated as opposed to what we see on the western side. they're more grounded to the sea beneath them. sea levels could be on the level of 1.2 meters high. sea level rise inside the area. now we think it will be upwards of four feet. significantly larger. very rapid as far as possibly happening inside the next several decades. as long as the next several centuries. still, rapid progress taking place. takes you down across antarct a antarctica, the western ice sheet. the bedding, under side, grounded here. melting is taking place beneath the surface. we're spinning the layers beneath the surface holding the ice sheet together. gravity takes a toll. and then you have the float be

as we been says of ice cream. that is all ahead on much money. -- on "lunch money." >> effective july 1, alan elected to retire. as president and ceo and member of our board. our board of directors met and elected mark to fill those same shoes. >> applause all around for employees. at the company for 25 years and is young for a ceo at a major carmaker. collects the first order of business is to have a great transition over the next couple of months. continues to stay relentlessly focused on our plan and bringing more great products and innovations were talk -- top quality. any not plan to make changes because it is the strongest team and we will continue to grow in the same direction, and it is very excitingexciting to grow a busid everyone is energized around that area -- that. >> he led ford through a tumultuous. -- tumultuous time. money-losing company and then he lost another $34 million. mulally eventually returned for profitability over the past five years. >> mark and this team have created this for that we

. >> ice cream. >> ice cream. >> the story behind this sweet gesture. and -- >> crazy trying to get the blueberry. >> a cute pug's fight to gets fruit. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. surprise!lcome back. crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. news flash, it's bottled at the source. news flash, we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mountain source. >>> this is probably the most despicable thing i've seen on video in a long time. this is in china. at a workshop. notice the man in the dark clothing. according to writnesses he was arguing with the owner. all the people seem to be rushing in to what's going on off camera. there's a toddler that has walked out and standing on the sidewalk. watch what happens when the guy runs out. and i must cauti

he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream.ispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> these are as random and scary as they can get. check this first one out in poland in the security video, you see two women walk down this sidewalk and a few seconds later you see that one of the women turns back around but notice a man wearing a green hoodie walking right at her and then -- >> what? >> you dirt bag. you dirt bag. he doesn't try to rob her or anything. random violence. >> unprovoked. no intention to rob her. just the physical attack against this woman. >> what a jerk. >> oh, man. >> ever wish you would see something like this happen so you could just go thump this guy's face. >> it wasn't the only one. according to reports this was one that was actually caught on video, but he apparently had also been attacking in a very similar way other women and men. fortunately after one attack where the woman reported it at the right time they were able to find them. he ap

. >>> great day for ice cream and iced tea. what about the big sheet of snis marianne favreau joins us from the shark tank. a huge playoff game. a lot of pressure on the arena staff to keep things chilly. >> and they are feeling the heat, raj. i can tell you this is going to be a sellout crowd. that means more than 17,500 people inside this center screaming, yelling and producing a lot of moisture. that coupled with the fact it was a very warm day meant that the arena staff spent the day trying to keep the ice nice and dry. it may not be raining but she still needed her umbrella today as she pushed her son in a stroller. she said it was the only way to find relief from temperatures well above 90 degrees. >> it's super hot. and so i brought an umbrella to give me that extra protection. plus, i don't think i'd be able to do the whole round if i didn't have my umbrella. it is just too hot. >> reporter: in san jose, these kids beat the heat by splashing in fountains downtown. the wetter, the better. at the oakland zoo, this elephan

an east bay ice cream vendor is suspected of selling drugs out of his ice cream truck. 62-year-old kelly brown from oakley was arrested at a gas station yesterday in brentwood. he is a vendor for kelly's ice cream. police caught up with him at an arco station at balfour road. someone gave them a tip that an ice cream man tried to sell them drugs. >> 62 years old the last person you think would do a thing like that. glad they caught him. >> the ice cream man selling drugs? >> yeah. you know, nowadays, i guess anything is possible. but it is shocking. >> brown was charged with possession of suspected methamphetamine. >>> san jose police are trying to identify the armed robber in these pictures. he barged into a san jose liquor store and immediately got a little hairy. the robbery happened at clyde's liquor on north capitol avenue may 9. andria borba reports the robber fled in a silver toyota that had a yellow and black paper license plate. [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: the robber starts with the "f" word and it gets worse. with the butt of a shotgun bashed into a man's face and cu

let's move on from ice cream to horseracing. when california chrome runs for the triple crown at the belmont, you may notice something on the horse's nose. the flair equine nasal strips helps the horse breeds better. it helps the horse breathe better. the coinventor of the flare strip, good to have you with us. tell us about how you came to create this. >> this was, as my partner woke up with the idea, and gave me a call and asked why no one had thought of a nasal strip for horses, and we laughed about it. over the next few weeks we decided to look at the anatomy of a horse. considering the physiology, we had seen things working with horses that led us to believe it could have a beneficial effect when horses were running at high speed. >> the horse's nose is the only way the horse breathes. this is why this is crucial. >> they needed something to protect their throat. their soft palate doesn't allow them to breathe through their mouths. >> if that is the case, explain the relationship of this nose strip to the cartilage. >> all

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and what you are watching is an ice rescue. what is up is not a person but a towel elk had fallen into the ice. dogs were nibbling on her ears and they got together and got a long rope and pulled her out. they are pulling and she is not as light as a feather. this is dangerous for them. they are pulling and there are only four or five quiguys out there. poor thing, look at her h. you can see where the dogs were biting her ears. they believe her shin got raw from trying to get out of the ice. it looked like exposed bone. they get her to a more table area and there you can see them with a ladder trying to direct them away from the lake. i love the people who got together and say we can do this. it is not an easy task. this is a wild animal. >> whew! >> terrifying moments in the sky apertured on camera. this one in norway. rescuers were down against the clock. a 76 year old man had gone out to walk his dog and lost his way for 7 hours. he is dressed in thin clothing. it was cold outside. he was cold and terrified and rescuers were

le ice cream man? he who loves eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream.whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >> oakland residents aren't happy about a plan to increase the cost of trash pick up from less than $30 per month to about $44 a month. the agreement tonight waste management says the hike amounts to a 50% increase for homeowners. >> things remaining the same. and so what is you're paying for? >> waste management says plans to add jobs and expand initiatives, another company california waste solutions says it wasn't treated fairly during negotiation was the city. the council won't make a final decision tonight. >> a small group of students trying to hold on to their auto shop program, expected to go away after today the school district believes the demand is just not there but students think it's an important part of education. >> he says he's not the best at writing school essays but give him a car to work on. he's in his element. >> i want to be an auto technician i want to wo

and i love long island iced tea. >> i love long island iced tea, too. >> luckily, i have this woman inire in the process. i grew up on long island. and my friends and i call it strong island. >> strong island iced tea. that's good. >> how important is the name of the brand? is it everything? >> the name of the brand and the logo, both are so important. >> i have a map of long island i found at a yard sale, that was these colors. this is from the '50s. that was my inspiration. this says summer to me. >> i like this. when i look at this, i see strong island. like it's another place that you invented. it looks like a nantucket thing. it makes it less like long island. >> there's not a drop of iced tea in it. just a lot of liquor, a lot of sugar and a lot of calories. our goal is to create a premixed low-cal version, with half the sugar, half the hangover and no artificial sweetener. >> let's look at the lemon vodka. >> what if lemon juice and lime juice and got rid of the simple syrup? >> let's shake this up with some lem lemonade. getting there. all this inventing. i need a nap. hi, ever

>> well, look, the western antarctic ice shelf is a massive, massive formation of ice. really the implications are poorly understood for what it means. it means rising sea level. take a place like miami where if you see a 5 foot rise of sea level, you lose miami beach and put a quarter of miami underwater. you see a 10 foot rise of sea level in miami, and all of miami is gone along with the beach as well. so really the implications of this large body of ice entering into the ocean are literally catastrophic, and it will play out over years, possibly decades. the fact is that now is the moment to step up efforts to building resilience in communities not just in the united states but in after rake ka and asia and latin america and europe as well. really committing real resources to get around the problem, and now is the moment to dial out of the old 20th century technologies and really ramp up investments into the new 21st century technologies that we know about. >> in doing so, we carry it on as families prosper. >> we're going to the white house. president obama is awar

last person you would suspect of doing it. >> the ice cream man selling drugs? >> i guess everything is possible. it is still a little shocking. >> reporter: brown is booked in the county jail in martinez. reporting live in brentwood, i'm joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> we have breaking news in salinas now, hundreds of people are rioting in the street. now the court record mushily gathered to protest this. police shot and killed a man in this same spot yesterday. they say he was armed with a pair of gardening shears. they said they had to shoot after efforts to taze the man tailed. when we learn anything else tonight about the riot, we will stay on top of it and let you know. >>> tonight, we have this surveillance video of a gunman barging into a san jose liquor store and got really nasty. andria borba has more. >> reporter: the armed robbery at clive's liquors happened may 9. it was all caught on video. the robbery starts with an expletive and only gets worse from there. with the butt of a shotgun bashed into a man's face and customers forced to the ground. >> now! now

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glad they caught him. >> i mean, the ice cream man selling drugs? >> yeah. uhm, you know, nowadays i guess anything is possible. but it is a little shocking. >> brown was arrested for suspected methamphetamine possession. >>> well, she was such a young girl when she disappeared some 10 years ago, now she reappeared to tell the story of surviving a kidnapping some 10 years strong. kpix 5's cate caugiran with developing news of a southern california woman who "says" she spent the last decade with her captor. cate. >> reporter: frank, neighbors who saw the woman and her husband say it's hard to believe. they say they were happy and the suspect dotted on his wife but police say the situation was different behind closed doors. >> something isn't right here. >> reporter: neighbors are in shock after police arrested isidro garcia on suspicion of abducting this woman when she 15 and holding her captive for a decade. >> i would imagine the guy would have done something like that? you know, have something like for a long time. >> reporter: do you believe it? >> no, i

. >> historically what we've done is taken them out of the donor's body and put them into an ice chest>> but on ice, fragile organs have a time limit of only six hours. >> that period of time there's no blood flow or air getting to those lungs, that's calls keep ya. >> those lungs are deteriorating, aren't they? >> exactly. those cells don't like that. what this device has done is taken it so we can remove the lungs from the donor and put them in this device that profuses the vessels with blood and also has a ventilator circuit that actually pushes air into the lungs. the lungs are constantly oxygenating warm blood as they would in someone's body. and essentially, diminishes that ischemic time to almost nothing. >> lungs been maintained on the organ care system for almost ten hours, nearly doubling the time they can be kept on ice. >> you are essential doubling the travel time, travel is a nonfactor. >> katherine vosh is a joseph's. it is her responsibility to monitor lungs in the device. every second of the way from the donor hospital to the operating room at st. joseph's. >> this is