drag queens on ice.the polar ice bears skate, which i think those two events we're all familiar with. the ice bears skate, people in speedos. drag queens on ice, as it implies. another one singles in the city. >> we want to make sure that everybody gets a chance to meet the right person and spend the holiday season. you come down here for that. it's single in the city night. we're going to have a great time and help you find that special person to spend the holidays with. >> you have been doing this over the years. are you surprised how popular this has become? >> you know, every year this exceeds my expectations. every year it grows and grows and grows. it's a tradition. the ice rink here in union square is so special and so wonderful, it's just blowing people's minds. we had seven proposals on the ice last year. this year who knows how many? >> all right. hey, robert, thank you. merry christmas. happy new year. through january 20th, you guys. ice skate rentals run around $5, $7 for kids, $11 for adults

out on the ice.o one seems aware of any danger. >> i kind of kept thinking, if they get enough speed, they're going to keep going, and they're going to end up in the water. >> which is exactly what happens. >> this one guy went up pretty high and came down. he was coming across the frozen lake extremely fast. and my wife turned the camera back on and that's when you see him going off the ice into the water. >> there's surprised laughter and cheering. then he starts flailing his arms. >> that's seriously not even funny. >> no, it's not the. >> it appears the man can't swim. >> he was going under. his head went under three times. and it was just really scary. you guys, they're standing and laughing. somebody get a branch. >> a man rushes over to help. >> oh. >> there's two. >> he crashes through the ice. more people approach. another person falls into the lake. >> i think everybody had the hope that the first guys that came out on the ice were going to reach in and save them. >> okay, you guys. >> the

dallas will end up with a huge ice storm. in fact, a half an inch of ice is possible through dallas as we go into tomorrow. so you can see albuquerque, new mexico, is one of those areas through the day today and into tonight where we are going to see the snow come down heavy and could cause whiteout conditions and then it's moving into northern texas with the ice filling in across central texas. because of that we have a winter storm warning and watches in effect. also winter weather advisory even up into oklahoma. we could end up with half an inch or more of rainfall in -- ice in dallas, especially as we go into tomorrow but look at all of the snow in the highest elevations. easily six inches or more. >> dylan, thanks. >>> a major breakthrough could be achieved today to curb iran's nuclear program with the arrival of secretary of state john kerry and other world leaders in geneva just a few hours ago.

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i'll show you -- >> danger. >> danger in the form of bering seagulls under the ice. they are cutting giant holes in the ice in alaska and then they send divers down to mine for gold at the bottom of the bering sea. below, negative 30 degrees fahrenheit. >> that took my breath away just watching her go down into that water. >> this show is from the producers of "the deadliest catch." >> why are they going to these lengths? >> it's an untapped resource. emily reidel is only 25 years old and she's doing this to try to earn enough money to someday become a professional opera singer. so talk about two different worlds. >> you want to talk to her? >> yeah. we have emily via skype right this minute from nome, alaska. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> this is fascinating. how in the world did you get into this? >> i hate 9 to 5 jobs more than i hate anything. >> this looks incredibly dangerous. tell us about what it feels like to jump below this frigid, freezing ice. >> it feels like you have to make peace with god before you do it. i think we all were acce

>> what happens if breaking the ice doesn't go as planned. the buzz word you need for a shot at winning a flat screen tv is next. >>> if ships travel through frozen seas, they often send out an icebreaker to break the ice. but check out this icebreaker stuck in the ice. this is a web cam set up on the icebreaker. it was due to come back in harbor on november 16th. but as can you see from the time lapse footage, it is stuck in the ice. in fact, the sea ice extends 60 nautical miles around the ship. >> who rescues the icebreaker if the icebreaker is stuck? >> the sun. they have to wait till summer. >> luckily the crew has enough food and water until they can find a way through the ice. >> is it still an icebreaker if they can't break the ice? do they have to call themselves another name? >> i would think so. >> they're having to reschedule voyages and change their work program. >> if things really go side ways, there's a helipad so it looks like there's a way out. >> moose finds a new toy. >> i don't know what you guys chose to do this weekend

hard ice from a freezer.ant three olives, however many olives you want, in the glass, and let the olive they soaked for a bit. giving me that horrible taste. then, you put the ice cold vodka in the hard ice with the shaker and you shake it like crazy. sides,t crazy on both doing the whole thing. then, you should see tiny on top of the vodka martini when you let go. you should not see a lot of ice floating around. do not put the glasses in the freezer first. it comes out and meltwater into your glass. i am serious. [laughter] that is why i am bringing out the machine. class i feed. class george foreman brought out his grill. most people do not have cappuccino machines in their house. martininging out my just like a nice cappuccino machine. hard ice. like that. you put your glass and drop in a couple of hours. home." , i am >> i love talking to you because it is so much fun and i learned stuff or have you always been this irreverent and creative and innovative? was there something that happened that opened all

airlines canceled about 300 flights because of icing conditions. the airport says it has its de-icing equipment ready to go to get flights in the air. however, airports along the east coast are keeping a wary eye on this storm which could hit them just as hard as holiday travelers get ready to get out of town. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has more on 0 the cold and what's in store for us. tom? >>> i think for us it's mostly going to be a rain event tomorrow into wednesday with blustery winds. maybe light snow. areas into the mountains might see snow. the story is the cold. we have just enough wind to have our windchills down into the teens all across most of maryland, most of virginia, and west virginia starting off early this morning. now the wind only blowing around 5-10 miles an hour but the air feels like it's in the teens. this is like a mid winter feeling here in november before thanksgiving for craig out loud. these are the temperatures right around the metro area now. we're in the low 20s in prince george's county, much of montgom

the organ is removed and preserved by placing it in ice.he heart must arrive at the recipient's hospital within six hours that's because the ice damages the heart making it unfit for transplant. in this will keep hearts warm and beating. this will be a major break through in transplant history. the first human transatlantic took place in a hospital in south africa in 1967. since then it has become a fairly routine proceed cur proch 2,000 happening in the united states. there is one aspect to the process that has remained the same. yep, getting the heart from point a to point b still involves putting it in cooler full of ice. here they're testing out a new device that will change the way organs are transported and make a cooler a thing of the past, well, as far as organ transport. >> ia human organ has never been kept alive outside of the human body until this machine became a clinical reality. >> reporter: the head of u la's heart and lung transplant program. >> to say that instead of having my heart on ice, i want it to be warm and beating

the snow, wind and's cau ice ca more than 300 flights to be canceled. the effects of the severe weather are already being felt in the northeast, with sub-zero

and disappearing with the ice are whole colonies of penguins. both are early warning signs that the global warming day of reckoning is upon us. to find out what's happening at the bottom of the world, we stop first at the high mountains of patagonia in chile, where you can actually see firsthand the consequences of a warming planet. >> this massive ice is glacier o'higgins. it's been frozen for tens of thousands of years in the mountains of southern chile. o'higgins is spectacular for its beauty. >> [speaking in spanish] >> but for a scientist like gino casassa, it's breathtaking for its speed. >> this was the glacier front position in 1896. >> now o'higgins is morphing into a lake, retreating more than any glacier in south america. the glacier was sitting where we are sitting right now. >> we would have been covered by ice. i think it's a very clear picture that the world

the krill grow beneath the sea ice, but in the warming ocean, the sea ice is melting away. going to sea and starving to death? >> the chicks are declining, and we think they just can't find the krill. >> you know, when you can link a change in warming in air temperature through ice to krill, to penguins and show a 50% reduction of the penguin populations here and connect all the dots, you really can't make it any clearer than that. >> if it's clear the south is warming, paul mayewski is here to find out why. >> we're just on the edge of something that is potentially going to be much, much bigger. >> mayewski is among the most accomplished antarctic scientists. he's director of the climate change institute at the university of maine, and he's been exploring antarctica since 1968. they've even named a mountain after him here. what are some of the questions, some of the big questions you'd like to answer here? >> oh, we'd of course like to be able to demonstrate that over the last few thousand years, this temperature change truly is different. >> is warming caused by man's pol

snow and ice. easy for millions of you trying to get to and from this thanksgiving week. now there's new concerns over engines that could have more than a dozen airlines altering their flight plans. and rocker in jon bon jovi may be planning a career move as a football league owner look forward nfl. that's ahead in the next hour in the cnn newsroom. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. >>> we're checking top stories for you now. nasty winter storm disrupting holiday travel plans for millions of you this week. snow, ice and sleet moving across the southeast today and heading towards the east coast just in time for thanksgiving. freezing rain is already hitting parts of texas and arkansas and by tomorrow snow will be in kentucky, ohio, western pennsylvania, cnn is covering this storm like no other. we'll have your forecast every 15 minutes. >>> up to a quar

not the ice and snow that some had feared. i talked to the general manager of the airport just a short while ago and this is his tame on things now. >> actually things are looking very good for us. we're seeing that the traffic is -- we did our weekly analysis. and we expect through monday going through next monday 1.8 million. and tomorrow morning is looking like there could be more rain but the temperatures are supposed to be staying higher. it could drop earlier in the evening but in the morning it can be higher. we have our team on standby. >> reporter: we should point out that there are some problem airpo airports. we put together a map that can highlight a few of them at the moment. they fluid, atlanta, dulles, sharp lot, reagan and baltimore. the best advice and knews that you can use, many people have apps. do that before you fly. give yourself 90 minutes. it's not just the flights. think about parking and other ways that the weather impacts getting through and to the airport. and if i wrap it up now, i can still make

the ice broke. 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, make 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. but he

i remember watching my ice ax just rip through the ice. >> it's all happening so fast. one tangled mess heading right for selena. >> i put my head down because all the ice was coming down on us and just prayed that we didn't get hit. but i was fully expecting an impact. >> then the bodies just started sliding into the crevasse. you could hear them thump. >> selena is somehow spared from the fall, but her boyfriend, jeremiah, is not as lucky. cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence. and i remember just sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to hi

you can see all of the ice right here as well on the grass.his is a very sort of strange situation because the water went off. keep an eye out because any amount of water will do something just like that. live in northwest washington, melissa mollet, news 4. back to you. >>> some people try to enjoy that type of ice on purpose. we've had a lot of people enjoying the cold wefrt in northern virginia. take a look at that. skaters at the ice rink at pentagon road there in arlington. you can see the kids pushing around some penguins on the ice, too. getting into the mood early to deal with this sort of thing. >> this is the weather penguins like, not humans, though. >> there are many breeds of penguins that are in warm weather climates. >> that they like? >> don't ask me why i nknow tha. >> we're going to have to learn more about the penguins. >> you'll be walking like a penguins as you head out this morning. layer up. of it is so dry, too. we have a 50-gallon drum of hand lotion here behind us. a on i've been using all of it. >> it is so cold. the

adam: liking these ice creams. >> sorry?i: look at that. >> ton nick water glows under uv light. do a fun trick at hope, make glow in the dark gin and ton nick jellyies and glowing gin and tonic sorbets. lori: what is going on in popular culture where glow in the dark is so popular? >> it is whole trend of molecular food. people are interested doing crossover between food and science. also, all different fields. we're working on a number of projects. we're, we're working at the moment to develop invisible ice cream which is interesting one as well. which sounds mad but we're going to do it. we're working making the hottest ice cream in the world using hottest chillies that we can synthesize. i mentioned art as well. we're also doing a project you can see on the website which is called ice cream pottery. instead of a cross between pottery and ice cream where we serve people a gram ma phone machine, bear with me, this sounds mad. we serve with people gram ma phone machine with ice cream at top. spin the gram ma phone machine a

their wings iced. literally falling from the sky towards what they thought was glistening water. it was ice on the roads. >> the edges of their baek have got very bad bruising and bleeding on the the end of baeks. they must have nose-dived. >> reporter: as the storm system moves through, hundreds of flights were canceled in dallas. in the mountains of nevada, not everyone is seeing the two feet of snow as necessarily a bad thing. >> are you having fun? >> yes. >> how excited were they to get out here. >> oh, my gosh. they kept saying, pull over mom, now, now, now. >> that's supposed to hit the midwest and east on tuesday and wednesday. >>> treacherous driving conditions but gorgeous winter scenes. >>> good morning, john and tai. terrible news for folks traveling along the east. it will be a nightmare wednesday and third. big storm system brewing, originating in the south and east. tuesday night, mid-atlantic. into wednesday, heavy, heavy rainfall along the i-95 corridor. areas of flooding and then a big threat of snow. pittsburgh, could see 3 to 6 inch ts. along in the new york s

. >> >> in oklahoma, a flock of tiny ducks, their wings iced, literally falling from falling y into ice on the water. >> they had bad bruising on the beak so they must have nose dived. >> hundreds of flights were canceled as crews scrambled to de-ice the planes. but not everyone in nevada sees two feet of snow as a bad thing. you. >> you having fun? >> yes. >> he kept yelling at me, now, now, now. >> john mueller, abc news, new york. >> and, plans to release a report on last year's massacre at sandy hook school. there is a full accounting of the crime by connecticut state police. a gunman killed 20 children and six educators. there is criticism about the secrecy of the probe. >> today, they're considering a bill to increase the minimum wage it would raise from 8:25 to 11.50 an hour in the country. d.c. mayor gray says it is too high and would hurt job creation. he supported raising it to $10 an hour. >> there are more people headed to work on thanksgiving than you realize, and not just those working at wal-mart or macy's. >> we will be here. there is a big impact on the oil markets this

you can tell he's struggling on the ice. >> keep in mind these guys are on the ice as well. they tie a rope to the guy in an orange jumpsuit. he starts getting really, really close to the dog. >> oh, no! >> two of them go in. john in the orange takes a dip themselves. right there, you can barely see it. >> god bless, man. he can barely move. >> silver did have tags on as well with a phone number and name, amanda. amanda super thankful for what these guys did, as you can obviously imagine. we've got the rescue team joining us, john, bobby, dom and craig on long island, new york. how did you make the decision who was going to go close to the water because go of you ended up taking a dip? >> they have a few less pounds than i do. it was a no-brainer when we sent them out on the tree limb there. andou could see the ice wasn't stable and i jumped in to save him and we managed to come out and save the dog. >> so sweet. >> do you guys feel like heros? >> you know what, i felt good. after the dog was out, i felt great. if i didn't look down there, that dog i don't think would have b

engines have experienced the ice issue. g.e.ell abc news we have a fix, it will be implemented soon. >> this is not a major safety issue. i would have no hesitation getting on the plane myself. passengers should not be concerned. >> reporter: this affects about 160 aircraft overall. the fix is a piece of software. could be installed soon. passengers probably won't notice much difference because of this problem. >> thank you, david. >>> turn now to the american man held against his will in north korea. the korean war veteran, an 85-year-old grandfather has been detained for more than a month. now his family is speaking out for the first time. a desperate plea to bring him home for the holidays. abc's bob woodruff has reported many times from north korea. he brings us this story. >> reporter: the face of a veteran, now held captive. merrill newman's son describes the moment his dad was taken. >> they checked out of the hotel, gone to the airport, boarded the plane, and we understand were five minutes from taking off when a korean

the ice to the west. if you are traveling west to the morgantown area or west virginia or the pittsburgh region, you are looking at that potential for wintry precipitation and freezing rain. the chance for snow, too, during the day tomorrow. two to four inches of snow in parts of the area. three to nine around the oakland area. that's the area of most concern in our immediate region. as we look toward what's happening here for the evening hours, we are going continue to see the rain moving in. you can see that on storm team 4 radar. the heaviest rain to the south. it's making its way our way right now. we have seen the steady rain all day long.

. >> reporter: thanksgiving is days away, but rain, ice and snow are already ruining plans for millions of americans. from whiteout conditions in oklahoma, over 13 inches of snow have fallen in parts of the sooner state. this car, caught on tape, slides, rolling over. watch again. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. to albuquerque, new mexico, sleet, snow and 50 mile per hour winds. >> it's slick! i mean, there's a lot of snow on top of ice that's just being packed on the more cars are riding over it. >> reporter: in colorado springs, colorado, police on accident alert status on sunday racing to wreck after wreck. in arkansas an icy conclusion monday, on this highway bridge snarling traffic for hours. road accidents to blame for at least a dozen deaths across the country. a reminder to take extra care when hitting the roads for the holiday. triple a offers drivers a tip. in normal traffic, you usually

so they took these prove ice climbers out at night, lit up the ice. >> you'd think jumping all over thosehings would make them fall down but it looks like they're pretty confident. >> that is amazing that someone was able to climb these things and be on them. the colors that they're using, i love the way they contract against the wall doushon. this was the concept and idea of extreme sports photographer, thomas spence. >> d.j. flu. >> the door swings open -- >> >>> you can pretty much put oo gopro camera on anything. but this video from gogro attaching gopros to a bomb threat. justin is one of these fellas. what is so cool about this, this shot here is so cool. we're seeing the guy, the gopro, the track, them getting on the bob sled here. start to run, get in the bach set, get his hands, just this angle is so cool. >> it'secause the shot earng ba back. >> right. >> who is just a shot going forward. all you see is what's inside the time adviser. >> right. >> but you sunt. >> after big heavy meals like you wanted to have on thanksgiving but guess who has? a and he has a song -- ♪ it's so co

people don't realize who they get on the bridges they have ice on them and when they hit the ice, theyeep a close eye if you're traveling today. if the storm revs up, cancellations all over the country. >> we see a lot of delays and cancellations with storms like this. it's really impactful, particularly this time of the year when you could have multiple weather systems hitting multiple major cities that host hubs for airlines. >> high winds could ground the famous balloons over new york city if sustained winds top 23 miles an hour. officials say it's too dangerous to fly. >> i think indra was mentioning we may have winds that are that potent. >> talking about strong shifting. it will affect everyone's travel plans based on where you are. the snow we starting to see snow. remember how cold it was over the weekend? right now as the system makes its way across we are dealing with snow flurries and second system producing the heavy rain between two. virginia and north carolina with icy mix. two systems that is the story today. they move even closer together. this being the warm one pullin

right now the ice is in parts of arkansas. snow on the north. why am i talking about ice? because this low that you're talking about in the gulf of mexico will bring up moisture and warm air. and it will be wet. but if you step outside in chattanooga, knoxville, atlanta, it's below freezing. this rain is going to try to get down into this cold air. and if it rains down into the cold air, it will make ice. as this systems runs up the east coast, we will see that continue to push the ice into pittsburgh, reason noek, into big areas through here where people are trying to go across the country this way or up and down the country this way. this is the problem as the low grabs the moisture and throws it into the cold. washington, raleigh, all the way down to d.c. and even into vax vil. all wet. but the wind will be blowing 40 in new york city. if you're dplieg, that's not working well. notice the snow is on the back side and the rain is on the east side. there will be quite a bit of snow but i'm not worried about the snow. it's that half inch of ice that you just can't drive on

. >>> a deadly storm across the country with wind, snow, ice. how will this affect your holiday plans? >>> a deal made with iran but not without a tough road ahead. we are live with the latest goms. >> developments. >> a stunning performance for the patriots! where is john berman when you need him? the game was in a nail biting overtime and we are breaking it all down! >> maybe we should chime in this morning. >> great idea. >>> welcome to eye early start" i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm christine romans in for john berman. >> ice, snow, and travel delays and leave cold to millions of people. the storm responsible for at least six deaths. >> in oklahoma icy roads led to a numerous car accident. an suv rolling over into a ditch. no word on what happened to the driver there. here is what it looked like in southwest part of oklahoma. that area nine inches of snow and ice was hanging from car grills in oklahoma city. more snow and sleet expected there today. >> slick roads also blamed for many accidents in texas. this is what it looked like in abile ab

that's because overtime, the ice gradually damages the heart potentially making it unfit for transplantlly keeps hearts warm and beating during transport. this could be a major breakthrough in transplant history. the first human heart transplant took place in hey hospital in south africa in 1967. since then, it's become a fairly routine procedure, with about 5,000 of them happening every year, 2,000 here in the united states. while there have been many significant advances in the techniques and technology used one aspect has pretty much remained the same. yep, getting the heart from point afte-a to point hb still -b still involves a cooler and ice, here they are revolutionizing how they get transported and making a cooler a thing of the past. at least for organ transport. the machine is called the organ care system. it can double the amount of time a heart can remain outside of a body. >> the human organ has never been kept alive outside of a human body until this machine became a clinical reality. >> dr. abbas is the head of ucla's heart and lung transplant program. >> it makes intuiti

yep, getting the heart from point afte-a to point hb still-l involves a cooler and ice, here they areansported and making a cooler a thing of the past. at least for organ transport. the machine is called the organ care system. it can double the amount of time a heart can remain outside of a body. >> the human organ has never been kept alive outside of a human body until this machine became a clinical reality. >> dr. abbas is the head of ucla's heart and lung transplant program. >> it makes intuitive sense to a layperson to say, instead of having my heart on ice, i want it to be warm. i want it to be beating. >> for some of his patients like four-year-old sandra aguilar, this clinical trial isn't just an opportunity to test a cool new device, it's a second chance at life. >> sandra decided to participate in the study, which is designed to compare the outcomes of patients who receive hearts through the organ care system against patients who get their hearts transported on ice. to date, 8 out of 10 available donor hearts never make it to a patient in need due to a variety of factors, inc

to get it they need a ice. sea ice is the bears' hunting platform. instead of lastingight months in hudson bay scientists sayhe ice on lasts seven which means the bears are on land a month longer witut food. >> the question is are they actuly seeking people as food. the jury is out on tha we're not sure >> reporter: the town of churchill is on the bears' path back to the ice. if they get t close, the bears are lured into giant traps or rounded upy conservation officers. the next stop, this holding facility. what the locals call par bear jail. >> prior thaving the holding facility the bears wermainly captured, immobized, flown out the same day. they were finding it was a race to get back to town. >> reporter: n the bears can spend up to 30 days in an attempt to kp them from beming repeat offenders. >> i would say on most yrs we hold more bearshan the police hold pple. >> rorter: a struggle to maintain relationship that works best when both parties keep their disnce. anne thompson, nbc news, chchill, canada. >>> we are back in a ment with the video tha

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

you have to be careful of icing on the roads. black ice so dangerous, you hit it and you are spinning off the side. don't go faster than you would want to go right into a ditch. that's what i would say. do that if you are in the east, north east. 10s-20s. it's gold outside as arctic air pushes in. the winds may be easiering but the winter problems are not. temperatures - 40 in billings, mid 40s for billings, i swear you'll see drying weather but, in fact, much of the pacific north-west will have the weather. it will be winter like as this area of low pressure spinning counterclockwise around new mexico. that will move - mousture moving across arkansas. that's up the coast for our travel forecast - rain near the atlantic, inland snow this week. . >> i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. >> joy in iran although the world's reaction to the iran nuclear deal is mixed. the foreign minister welcomed being called the ambassador of peace. benyamin netanyahu called the deal historic mistake. after intense debate tribal leaders voted to

see the ice when you get there. that's what this storm is going to make. now, i'm talking about rain for new york city. and a lot of it. a couple inches. but 35, 40, 50 degrees. the issue is not going to be drivingbbb problems, although driving in new york city in the rain is never a piece of cake. flying when the winds are going to be 40 miles per hour, is going to be really slow. although wet, windy is going to be the problem. half the planes aren't going to take off on time, if not more than that. >> have fun. take your time, take your time. a big story this week as so many people are heading out. thank you so much, sir. >>> speaking of travel, this is just super cool. cnn made the world's busiest airport atlanta-hartsfield jackson our destination. we sent in more than three dozen journalists to atlanta, to the airport, documented their journey. after months and months of research. so if you ever wanted to see sort of the veil at an airport lifted, you have to check this out. it's cnn.com/atl24. >>> now this, jus

snow, ice and wild winds. a storm is whipping the southwest with a bout of winter come early. >> the ice. >> reporter: in oklahoma city, the afternoon commute became the afternoon slide. overturned vehicles, roads turning to rinks, from abilene to lubbock, texas. almost half of texas roads are covered in ice. >> we had some rollovers. and quite a few people in the ditch. and still have people out there right now in the ditch. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, highways swallowed by almost two inches of record rain. the friday night lights, turned off. the wettest day of the year, postponing crucial high school football games. and the rulers are out, from kansas, to accumulating snow in colorado. behind all that mess, a blast of cold. yep, that's a fur-lined coat in houston. temperatures plummeting almost 50 degrees for some. welcome only by this snow-loving bunch. >> i pulled them out of school early. and decided to take advantage of the weather. >> if you're not driving, some people liking it. but here's where

ice thats disappearing in our warming world. he doesn seem to be afraid of much. >> he doesn't seem afraid of us at all. >>eporter: but this doctor says the greenhouse gases we are putting into the atmosphere threaten the cubs' future even today t population runs as high as 25,000 in the arctic. >> liken it to the psengers on the tinic. didn'tatter how many people and h well they were doi, when the titan slipped beneath the wavhat was it. >> reporter: sea ice is where they hunt seals. it fors the par bearsnto la around the town of churchill where there are no seals to eat. here polar bears are tourist bait the sean lasts longer. the mother and cub you see behind me must spend an extra month on land. and researchers sayhat puts e species at risk. the doctor says a longer melt season shortens the bear time on thece to catch seals. >> they come ashore earlier and have more body wast and they produce smaller cubs. they don't survive as well. >> reporter: on the tundra scieists rank the bearsn a ale of oneo five. one is starng, five

find the ice scrapers. a lot of people saying, i don't have an ice scraper, and they're in trouble. though, did bring about 13 deaths to the southeast. there were four fatalities in oklahoma alone. people single car accidents driving too fast for conditions, rolled off the roads and overturned. a lot of them he not even wearing seat belts. this is packing a big punch and heading up your way. beware. >> ron blome, thank you. >>> 16 after the hour right now. we now know the name of the man found dead in fredericksburg over the weekend. he is rodney darnell benum jr. pose lease say someone shot and killed him on howard avenue in the mayfield area. they're still looking for his killer. he had an extensive police record apparently. he was supposed to stand trial next february on a drug related charge. >>> the 48-year-old man still in the hospital this morning after falling from the upper deck during the ravens/jets game in baltimore. university of maryland's shock trauma center. he reportedly hit his head and remains in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> all three young women held c

i cannot remember the last time i went ice skating. you and dan should go together. he sings be skates, a renaissance man. >> he is, indeed. >> now the trust. it is good skating weather if they can keep the ice cold bedo not have moisture in the forecast and it will be warmer this weekend. live doppler 7 hd shows no returns. high passing clouds. that is it. as we look to the bay bridge, it is gorgeous. clear conditions and calm and mild. we are going to be looking at a possibility of rain next week. this is what is happening. our pacific satellite, the system of the storm is skimming up and made its way down to southern california and what is behind it is the other system coming from alaska and that is going to bring the big mass of cool air and it will bring the possibility of rainfall define tuesday and thursday of next week. our highs today in the bay area will be in the mid-60's to the upper 60's for the areas as we look at santa cruz, 64. 68 in napa. 66 in concord. it is comfortable. overnight, it is going to school down. if you wick up now you will notice it wa