there is a little bit of evidence that jim hanson points to in the article. and then he extrapolates greatly in order to come up with the kind of conclusions that he's dealing with. and certainly there's a lot of what he calls nonlinearities, or feed backs involved, it is a run away instead of a steady melt that he's assuming. >> right. >> the key question relies on how reliable some of the current evidence relating to melting ice is, in terms of it being representative of the climate change element. because there's also a natural variability component. and it's very hard to sort those two components out. >> so from your perspective it's just making jumps that can't -- that shouldn't be made, yet? >> i think he's raised a number of issues which are well worth looking into further. but which you cannot really draw the conclusions that he draws at the moment, with regard to how rapid the climate change will be and how soon it will. but, you know, climate change is happening. it's real. and one of the key points is that we will very likely get there sooner or la

. >> jim hanson from the center for security. the institute for the study of war, and mohammed from the syrian american council are with me as we turn to the latest developments. and the stepped up involvement in turkey, which mohammed seems to have god control as much as to go after kurdish enemies. >> let's be honest, turks feel threatened because of the forces receiving close support from the americans, and it emboldened plans for recession. we do have fans we know for a sure, because we spoke with a lot of them. informally. the turks would not like to see, you know, those kurdish forces breakaway like - especially the towns and villages that are controlled in syria, the territory is spread out. they'd need to displace a lot of arabs. kurds are fighting against turkey against the joint enemy in the "ultimate 8." >> there's a limit to -- to the islamic state. >> there's a limit. they said they could not go to raqqa, we will only fight in our areas. we are talking mainly with some parts of northern syria and north-eastern syria.

we spoke to an employee of jim hanson auto motive.fficials recommended people nearby leave but there are no mandatory evacuations at this point. coverage will continue on twitter. >>> how much is a human egg worth? two women are fighting price limits they think are unfair. >> abc news reporter, debra roberts has the story. >> 30-year-old katie riley is one of thousands of women who donated her eggs to help others start a family. >> my reason was financial. >> she was paid 8,000 dallas but says it was far from easy. >> i got very very bloated, i was exhausted, i suffered fainting spells and severe abdomen pain. >> reporter: who controls the price of a human egg? that question at the center of a lawsuit filed by two women on behalf of all donors claiming fertility clinics have unreasonable kept the eggs value. the american society for reproductive medicine sets it standards for the industry. they insist anything more than $5,000 requires justification and more than $10,000 isn't appropriate. the lawyer in the lawsuit calls that illegal

>> the stars of the jim gaffigan show and carson will talk about pan manshowers. >> how about hanging with hansonrea college closure. >>> a good tuesday morning. it's 8:56. i'm sam brock. new details now in the recent bay area college closure. some good news for the thousands of bay area students who attended the now-defunct corinthians college trade schools. those included heald college. they have reached an agreement that would suspend government debt payments for months. students who attended the corinthian colleges at the time of bankruptcy have been allowed to forego their debt but there are many students who graduated before debt that still owe money. >>> we have lots of big news going on today. we'll be keeping an eye on that iran nuclear deal. we'll have another local news update for you coming up in just 25 minutes. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ [♪] owl city and hanson. then robin williams performance in a new film. and ho

>> the stars of the jim gaffigan show and carson will talk about pan manshowers. >> how about hanging with hansonod morning. i'm vai sikahema. just a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. going to be wet out there. >> on and off showers are possible. most of the day is going to be dry. still looking at lots of clouds including cape may which has showers just offshore. you'll get breaks in the clouds and see temperatures in the 80s for cape may. meantime we're watching the radar screen. we're tracking showers back in north eastern maryland and south jersey and areas that have seen heavy rainfall. isolated showers right now and look at the temperatures already up to 78 degrees in philadelphia and that's in spite of cloudy skies. chance of showers this afternoon and a possibility of thunderstorms. >>> thank you, bill. new from overnight investigators will be looking for the cause of a house fire in new castle county. skyforce 10 over the scene in edgemore. the fire started a short time after police officers were called to the scene. we're trying to see