>> ice stores, jim's ice where we purchased this ice.or fog machines. >> ann put it in there, it doesn't make me snuck. >> no, it can burn you so be careful. >> really? george, look at this, now that i have poked it in, it is going crazy. what's this thing? >> so this one here bleeding heart cocktail, vicci -- >> anyone here like bleeding hearts? >> okay, go ahead. >> get a rise out of them. so what we do add to the bleeding heart, add a little blood. >> okay, blood. >> what are you guys -- >> over the top. just little bit. >> you guys, okay. get off my dress, freak. >> this is our ready to east sir up, added to the top. >> okay. >> and like if i were to step out right now -- >> no, just ice itself. so the cocktails, just add one piece of ice for the effect. >> i over did it a bit. this is ridiculous. >> all right, and the other thing, too, just to keep it fun. >> it is fun. >> halloween should always be fun, absolutely, our very scary cocktail, made with -- maker's mark lemon, honey is her up. >> already done? >> already made. what do y

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

an ice show, of course.bc's gio benitez. >> reporter: you might think these people are waiting in line for a new iphone 6. but look again. this is the disney store. and these parents are here to buy anything and everything "frozen." a new shipment of domes, dresses and toys gham overnight. and word quickly spread. ♪ let it go ♪ let it go >> reporter: "frozen" just won't let audiences go. the movie from our parent company disney is now the top-grossing animated film of all time. >> here? are you sure? >> reporter: the animated tale about two fearless royal sisters has snowballed from a surprise hit to a cultural phenomenon to a megafranchise. in the works, a broadway show. theme park ride. a new animated short. and unveiled just today, an elsa-inspired wedding dress. ♪ let it go ♪ let it go >> reporter: so, no surprise disney took the leap from the movie screen to the ice rink. i joined up with the new touring ice show on a recent stop in providence, rhode island. the stadium was filled to capacity. mini elsa

. >> a restaurant charging $1 for ice cubes. why the owners say it's worth it. >> and well worth the drive across the clear san mateo bridge. you see the twinkling lights and the high rise. >>> welcome back. time right now 4:54 on your tuesday morning, this as we take a live look outside at oracle arena. golden state has just a few more preseason games before the season gets under way on october the 29th in sacramento. we'll see if anybody throws any shoes. we hope not. >> take your drink on the rocks? an interesting item on the menu, an ice cube. second state has an extensive drink list, however, an ice cube will cost you another dollar. the restaurant says each ice cube is special because they say it doesn't have a mineral taste. the cubes are also unclouded, meaning there are no bubbles or cracks like the ones you find in sometimes normal ice cubes the restaurant says the cubes will enhance the taste of its drinks. >> it's a delicacy, like caviar, ice cubes. >> water has good taste depending where you go. >> and lays has an o

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the sea ice is melting so rapidly.elting earlier in the summer and forming later in the spring, so the arctic sea ice is changing dramatically. >> how unusual is this? has it ever happened before? >> this is the largest number of walruses we've seen in alaska. it's a sign of tremendous change. it's a sign that arctic wildlife distributions and life's history patterns are actually changing pretty much before our eyes. we have seen large hallouts on the russian coast and we work closely with russian scientists and communities, so they have told us about these large numbers on the russian side, but this is first time these numbers have been seen in alaska. >> woodruff: so they need sea ice for survival. >> absolutely. >> woodruff: what are the implications for walrus, other mammal, for humans? >> humans are absolutely connected to the story of the walrus because this is a story about climate change. the walrus depend on that sea ice habitat just as polar bears do, just as whales do. the arctic is an incredible sea ice env

the ice broke. we all went right in. >> now six firefighters, two police officers, and the two children fight to stay afloat. >> it seemed like an eternity. >> there was no way that we were going to let these kids go. >> rescuers onshore scramble to pull everybody to safety, and miraculously everybody, including the kids, makes it back to solid ice and eventually to shore, more than 20 minutes after they fell in. >> they had very little strength. even when we got them to the shore, they couldn't walk. we had to carry them. >> the children are rushed to the hospital where dr. elliott friedman is manning the pediatric trauma unit. >> they were very close to losing their lives. a few more minutes, and they would have dropped into the critical temperature range. >> but all five of the children do pull through and live to tell about their close encounter with death. >> because my sister was drowning. she was screaming. i tried to save her, but i fell in. >> i couldn't get up because my book bag was heavy

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why is this sea ice so important to the walrus population in. >> they come up on to the sea ice to breedgive birth. they stay safe from predators and prairk and it's their feeding ground. >> reporter: scientists say the temperature in the sea is five degrees higher than normal and the ice is melting faster than usual. since 2007, the ice has receded further north into the arctic. that's forcing the walruses to drive deeper for food and swim longer distances to dry land for rest. a change in behavior caused by change in climate according to margaret williams of the world wildlife fund. >> many scientists predict that we could have a completely ice-free arctic ocean within the next few decades. that's quite an extraordinary change. >> reporter: and the large gatherings have proven deadly. walruses are easily spooked, triggering stamp periods like this one. >> if a stampede should occur in a group of this size, someone's going to be harmed. >> reporter: wildlife organizations continue to study other effects of melting ice and hope by bringing awareness about saving the environment, they wil

>> that's because the ice comes from abu teak ice company in d.c.r, and it is supposed to be better than your average ice. so it doesn't have those little white streaks that run through like your average ice crew. >> what are those any. >> i. >> i'm not sure. >> impurities? >> probably. >> go i love chewing ice, at restaurant, i'm always trying to -- >> do you know what that means? >> what does that mean? >> it means you're sexually frustrated. >> no, it doesn't. like low iron or something? >> whatever. that is what is meant for chewing ice. >> that's a mitthe. >> it works for me. >> you also peel the lables on your beer bottle. >> that too. >> so when you're on a date you just start chewing nice. >> come on back. they'll going to sing. >> ♪ dancing queen ♪ >>> 9:45, some breaking news now, the worlds health organization has admitted to botching a sense to stop the ebola outbreak in west africa blaming factors include incompetent staff and just lack of information. in a draft internal document obtained by the associated press the agency says, quote,

there is not enough ice for them to rest upon at sea.er mon fess take of climate change. >> this is really a historic moment for the arctic because of the change in the arctic sea ice. essentially in 20 to 30 years, scientist predict that the entire arctic ocean will be ice free. in the summertime and that is a huge change for the arctic, it's a change for the planet. >> reporter: the walruses were spotted last week, camped just north of point lay on alaska's northwest coast. the waters to the west are home to the most walruses on earth. but as global temperatures rise and the sea ice melts, they are forced ashore and unable to feed. with bitter irony, it's here in the arctic that oil companies are looking to drill for yet more fossil fuels. >> climate change is being driven by our use the fossil fuels so there are a number of things we are doing in this area that are actually potentially making it worse, including the interest in drilling for offshore oil and gas by shell. and so in a way, what we are doing is we are going in the wrong

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>> the ice ice joke. i am not going for it. >> everybody in the videos was wrong. rosie o'donnell with the saudi hijacker thing and a one to one correlation. we did this so of course naturally isis rises up and you raised a good point there about the history of the region. at the same time, it is just like, well, they exist because they hate our freedom and they hate our values. it is fair to say that they are concentrating on us and not say countries with similar values. they are not talking about new swree land -- new zealand a lot and it may have something to do with our repeated interventions in the middle east. that is a reasonable -- this is the fourth president now that we have had inintervene in iraq militarily. it will be a fifth after this. >> the good news is it works though. >> yeah, but it never gets the desired result. we keep fighting to leave, but we can't quit it. >> the logic is when we leave, places go to hell. it is the same logic with ebola. the fact that we are not doing a travel ban is because we don't want to leave that area because when we

rink with "disney on ice presents frozen."up with the new touring ice show at a stop in providence, rhode island. the stadium was filled to the cap with mini elsas and annas eager to be transported to the magical land. the challenge for "frozen on ice," re-creating the tangible magic of the film, including the snowy landscape. >> all these special effects. >> like that right here. >> patty vincent took on the challenge. >> we needed snow. we had a lot of snow. this is one of our blizzards. you can really feel it. >> and it's kind of like a soapy -- or it is soap. >> it is. and it's something we had to get used to. it does get a little slippery on the ice, which becomes a little bit of a challenge. but we love it. >> reporter: skater taylor fur leads the cast as anna and vicki plays elsa. they offered to teach me a few of their moves from the show. okay. this is my second time ever on an ice rink. >> ready and go. >> reporter: when you're doing this, it just looks so easy and it's just -- this is an extreme skill and takes a lo

there is a new reason to get outside and play, city leaders introduced new plans for the ice rink at dillworth park. >> reporter: this rink will be opening friday november 14th and will be on seven days a week -- >> soon these water jets that make up dillworth park's signature fountain will be taken down and drained for a cold weather attraction. this is the making for the ice rink at dillworth park. >> we are across the light show from macy's and we'll link together a lot of destinations downtown with this center. >> the president and general manager is bernie prazenica. >> i can see us doing weather down here and a lot of things that display to philadelphia how much fun folks are having here. >> because of corporate underrighting tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for children. >> i have a slew of grandchildren and i'm bringing them. >> people gathered to hear music today. most impressed by the park that replaces the unloved dillworth plaza. >> i came down for the thanksgiving day parade and there whereas nothing around here and now it's just beautiful. >> the ice rink should be up a

the secret is this smooth paste-like ice. officials from an organization of hokkaido products is experimenting with it. the salt in the ice lowers the melting point. that keeps the subzero temperature much longer than ice made of pure water. for the experimental shipping, wholesalers pick the freshest seafood available. because the paste consists of very fine grains of ice it sticks and covers the fish evenly. >> translator: it's been a challenge for us to keep the freshness during transportation. we'd like to keep the taste of the fish the same as it does in hakudate. >> reporter: the fish is air freighted from hakedate to tokyo. from there on to bangkok. and the boxes arrive at the japanese restaurant. the fish shipped with cold packs, the temperature varied from three to eight degrees celsius. but with the ice paste, the fish was minus 0.5 degrees. a japanese chef cuts a piece off and tastes it raw. >> translator: the texture of the fish meat is very different. this one tasted delicious. >> translator: the first experiment

the rockman institute ice rink at dilworth park will open friday november 15th, right outside of city hall. it will be open seven days a week until february 27th. including the holidays. the park has an 11,000 square foot programmable fountain. when the weather gets here that will be shut down and replaced by the ice rink. >> this rink is going to be very affordable for everyone. admission will be just $3 for children ages 10 and under, $4 for adults with an $8 skate rental for those who don't have their own ice skates. >> if you don't know how to ice skate, there will be lessons available. >>> better care for veterans. the state facility that just opened in the area to care for wounded and sick service men and women. >>> good morning, i'm jillian mele we continue to follow this breaking news. 76 eastbound is shut down just past montgomery driver because of a very serious accident. i'm going to have more information. >> $170 million to help people out of work. the u.s. department of labor announced the grant. the jobs that focused on health care, the group will work with local employe

they wanted the ice team back. so the organization listens.ill be back on opening night. >> reporter: but first, the eight-member ice team had to be selected. 26 skaters went to sunday's open audition where they gave it their all in front of six judges. myself included. >> i was nervous at first. then once i got out there with all the girls, i, like, my nerves calmed down. >> lot of great skaters came out. a lot of women who knew how to skate well. >> reporter: after the skating portion of the day, next came the interview room. no cameras were allowed there. all of the skaters were asked a series of questions and what struck me most is actually all of their diverse backgrounds. >> i'm a student at villanova unit, double major in accounting and systems. >> reporter: melanie put on the blades at 9 years old and skated her way to become a u.s. figure skating gold medalist. courtney started out figure skating but found her love of ice hockey in high school when her friends asked for help starting the school's girl's team. >> i decided why not go f

amelia, it looks like you know what you're doing out there on the ice. >> reporter: well, i played ice hockey many years ago. i'm here with justin this morning. i'm going to try to catch this pass here. i can't believe it's hockey season. i didn't catch that pass. it is feeling more like summer outside. a high temperature of 75 degrees in washington. and 75 in fairfax. highs in the low 70s. heading for the game tonight, weather is not an issue at all. by the time you get to the verizon center, low 60s. still comfortable with temperatures in the low 60s. no rain in the forecast for don't but there is tomorrow and the weekend. tom will have the latest on that coming up in a bit. now over to melissa. how is it looking? >> oh, my gosh. i want to ice skate now. you look awesome, amelia. looking pretty good so far at this point. 270 southbound slow through you pan that because of a potential possible road rage incident of some sort. a wider look at things, we look quite good. taking a look at travel times. 270 to the beltway, on time, 16 minutes. outer loop, on time to georgia. 66 east on ti

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then he's alleged to have hogtied her and put her in a large ice chest where she suffocated to death. while butterfield denies committing the murder, he admits to concealing the body. >> i didn't really know what to do. basically i didn't do anything. then after three days i just put her in the ice chest and she just stayed with me. >> butterfield made one other stunning revelation to authorities. he kept the ice chest containing his daughter's corpse in his motor home which he drove and lived in for nearly two years. the body was discovered when the motor home had been impounded after butterfield was arrested on an unrelated minor charge. >> i probably cooked 1,000 gourmet meals two feet from a corpse. that's why i left the motor home a little dirty. if you have a dirty motor home and it smells a little bit and they go, oh. if it's immaculate and it smells, that looks funny. if it's dirty and it smells, people go, nice motor home. they stick their head in and go, wow, what a pig. >> butterfield claims he kept the body in hopes that a miracle would raise rebecca from the dead. >> it s

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>> because it's cold on the ice rink. >> reporter: how cold is it? >> really cold. >> reporter: do you welcome it on such a hot day? >> i don't know. >> reporter: a heat wave may be welcome to some but maybe not to football players suiting up for friday night's games. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> spencer christian's here with a look at how hot it got. >> how hot did it get? >> we are far away from records but we are under hot conditions. we had 90s all over the place. here's live doppler 7 hd. you see we have sunny skies across the entire bay area as we have had the last few days. these are the highs so far. 97 at cloverdale, 95 santa rosa. 92 here in san francisco so far. also 93 in fremont, 94 in concord, livermore. 82 at half moon bay. it's been another hot day. we don't have the final officials highs in yet. heat advisory remains in effect for the bay area until 9:00 tonight. risk of heat related illness is high under these conditions and even tomorrow, a heat advisory is in effect from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. the coast, however, tomorrow will be

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. >>> and the caps with k-9s, guys took a break from the ice to hang with some pups. >>> but first, it's the time to cast your ballot. early voting now is under way across the region for the midterm election and yes, nine early voting locations are open in the district. residents are voting for mayor, attorney general and several other offices, plus, the question of whether to legalize marijuana. there is one early voting center in each ward and they will be open every day, except for sunday, until november 1st. you can visit our website, nbcwashington.com, to find a complete list of locations. now in maryland, early voting began on thursday and in virginia, qualified voters can get a head start by casting absentee ballots. >>> well, he has played with motown greats like mar slip gaye, stevie wonder, but then, a health scare back in august, we introduced to you a local drummer who needed a leg. now, he is getting a new lease on life, thanks to some of you. marcy grace caught one woody woodson and shares his story. >> reporter: he has played with some of the biggest names in music and is

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coming up on the also al jazeera news hour, disappearing ice in the arctic is making life tough for the walrus. plus, death in bangladesh, what circus performers are failing to impress audiences. reunite his title challenge? i will hear from all the drivers ahead of the japanese grand prix. health workers are testing a patient in hawaii for the ebola virus. if confirmed it would be america's second case, a man in dallas who traveled the liberia has already tested positive. as many as 100 people including five children have had contact with him. the world health organization says for the second week in rah row the total number of reported new cases has fallen, but it points out cases are being underreported from several countries. overall, there are few signs that the epidemic is under control. as britain's foreign secretary make as plea for help. more from london. >> a few pledges i can tell you, the cuban government is here, they say they will be sending 63 doctors and more than 100 nurses. the australians have said that they are going to be giving $10 million the finish government is

if it needs to be refrigerated make sure that it is in your ice box. >> inside, just to point out forou, we have spare batteries. >> very important. >> we have a little first aid kit. >> and lots of different kinds of batteries. and another spare flashlight. >> so, alicia what else can we do to prepare our homes for an earthquake so we don't have damage? >> one of the most important things that you can do is to secure your valuable and breakable items. make sure that your tv is strapped down to your entertainment cabinet or wall so it does not move. also important is to make sure that your book case is secure to the wall so that it does not fall over and your valuable and breakables do not break on the ground. becoming prepared is not that difficult. taking care of your home, making sure that you have a few extra every-day items on hand helps to make the difference. >> that contributes dramatically to the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a

break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals.reakers. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. folks, i gotta get on my desk here and i hope this doesn't come as a surprise to any of you people. barack obama is a complete failure. if he is so committed to fighting terror why am i seeing pop-up stores filled with things that scare me. when it comes to national security, when it comes to national security, this guy's worse than jimmy carter. don't believe me? just ask jimmy carter. >> even jimmy cart ser on the attack telling a texas newspaper the president waited too long to deal with isis. >> he says you have to have somebody on the ground to direct our missiles, and to be sure you have the right targets. then you have to have somebody to move in and be willing to fight isis after the strike. >> that's president carter. holy smokes. >> it is jaw-dropping. there is simply no other way to put it. >> stephen: i have another way to put it-- jimmy carter just kicked obama from the peanut pouch.

so it will be work we work hard >> speaking of ice, the ice rink is where many turned today >> it's so hot outside. we couldn't think of anything else to do. >> on the other hand you need to bundle up. >> keep warm. >> i brought my sweater. if i get too cold, may granny use your hat? >> oh. >> there will be no relief for high school football players who have to suit up even at varsity games at dusk. the fire danger is going to be extreme. crews out today changing the signs to warn people. the heat is forcing closure of allen rock >> low to mid-90s around the bay. 97 up in santa rosa. a couple records today. here is a look live from our sutro camera towards golden gate. you can see most locations are highs today well below records. sfo, 95 degrees set a record for this date. also salinas at 99. a new record and monterey, 96. with the heat there is concern about heat-related illness a heat advisory in effect for all of the bay area including the coast. and and all of the bay area and wile show you more coming up. >> you can track high temperatures any time with abc7 news weather app. and