show the station is about 500 meters behind me and in front of me it's only about 500 meters to the ice cube laboratory where since i'm going there now to see how our detector is doing it. these rods and flags are the only parts of the ice cube you can see on the surface most of the detector lies one and a half kilometers beneath my feet of. ice cube is a superb neutrino detector a gigantic high tech ice cube. buried 2 and a half kilometers deep in the external iris of the south pole. it's docked down there isis extremely pure. light is able to travel through ice cube without much scattering. the ions of the telescope watch for the tiniest flashes of light 5200 photos senses register the weak lights of the particle traces which can travel many hundreds of meters through the arcs. white light signals are discovered the sensors transform them into electrical signals and conduct these along the steel cables to the surface to the ice cube a bar a tree. into the brain of the telescope. the 1st computer center has already been installed in ice cube it registers all the data from the ops field

meter and in paris the most densely populated city in europe one square meter costs $25.00 euros. in rome and vienna and you pay an average of 14 year olds which makes madrid and berlin look comparatively inexpensive and just 11 year us. a place to call home in amsterdam that's what mays copeman would like best he's viewing a place far from the city center in a suburb with good public transportation. and. i'm hoping to find a place here with 2 or 3 bedrooms. made of the. i'm not sure if i can mean i don't come here very often but i want to have a look. for. i'm hoping my chances will be higher here since the area isn't very popular here. come here come in. the last week the washing machine in the hallways communal property all the furniture you see here is brand new oh it's just a mess. all of the kitchen and bathroom money went and used. more than. 65 square meters on 2 floors all for an incredible $2600.00 euros at least mais got to come and have a look around most of the time he's not even invited to a viewing. in the mall is the problem in that i don't look at the usually not

to steel walkways with a 1000 meter drop. if you want you can hike up the mountain there's a well maintained system of trails around the. but with every step the air gets thinner hikers need to be sure footed and have plenty of stamina. hikers need proper climbing gear to get all the way to the summit it's only reachable over what's called a via ferrata a protected climbing route with fixed ladders and cables. every summer tourists who don't have the proper gear or who have misjudged their limits have accidents here. 1300 meters above the town of mitten is a structure shaped like a gigantic telescope it's an information center and vantage point even more impressive is the panorama from the best. bits of nearly 2400 meters high. you can already see the way up amazing. only experienced hikers should be appear. at nearly 3000 meters. is germany's highest peak. another way to scale the alpine countryside is on the railway it takes half a 1000000 tourists up the mountain every year. it terminates at a viewing deck at the summit wi

at nearly 3000 meters. is germany's highest peak. another way to scale the alpine countryside is on the it's a railway it takes half a 1000000 tourists up the mountain every year. it terminates at a viewing deck at the summit with a spectacular view over more than $400.00 peaks. make a violation it's no surprise that it's often called the bavarian caribbean the color off its water is an intense turquoise the lake is one of the various most popular water sport to summations. but as the saying goes tourists destroy the places they love that's true here in the toad's along region 2 or in nature is suffering under the throngs of visitors on weekends it's bumper to bumper traffic in the village of functions each. was always green but is here when visitors to the lake need help he's been a volunteer for the local water rescue service for 30 years. and like. joel lake you know never it is. it was the water temperature momentarily about 17 degrees celsius you have to use a beautiful lake here a well developed network of hiking trails that at

they can get up to 100 decibels that's as noisy as a jackhammer 10 meters away. the sound is generated when the waves break but despite the volume the sound of waves is generally perceived as relaxing. waves break on the shore it day and night and have been doing so for millions of years. nobody seems to mind the noise in fact most really enjoy the sound why is that. if anyone knows the answer then scientists at the frown hoover institute for building physics based in stuttgart germany. this is our echo chamber music to test absorbers. peter punched ed and his colleagues research how people experience the sounds that surround them the field is called psychoacoustics they also develop products. here they're working on a booth with sound absorbing properties where one can conduct private conversations without being overheard. this chamber is anechoic that is totally soundproof it's used to test things but it's not actually pleasant to spend time man. this is to lecture and it's perhaps rather too quiet we're not built to hear nothing at all it's we can't close our

s measurement is a little over 20 meters through honest like 600 meters thick ice here so the heat has been melting very safe place here and has been dropping down you know for for the 1st year. is definitely going on and on we have hot and like every day there are earthquakes here but small but every few weeks we have like 3 richter after quakes you know but this trembling going on in the mountain for the last year like every day before that for many years you did not see it was a big nuisance of any kind of earthquake yet the daoist like every every day and i very few weeks quite big earthquakes that many times we've been feeling this earthquake start of the farms and the whole thirsty of the loaf but. when will an as volcano erupt nobody knows but the icelanders and making careful preparations. when the volcano erupted in 2010 it was on the news for days the ash cloud reached a height of almost 10 kilometers if the earlier figure called were to erupt as violently as it did in the 14th century experts expected to spew out a 20 or 30 kilometer high column of the ash such an eruption w

enrique: piernas frescas para el partido, lÓgicamente, meter a jugadores rÁpidos, y sobre todo cavallinicia atrÁs, le quitan los gendarmes de blanco la pelota, pero ya mostrÓ sus cartas de presentador. jugador que sabe desbordar. enrique: con la juventud que tiene, se ha focalizado en que necesita piernas para utilizarlas en contra de un equipo que estÁ cansado, que lÓgicamente se siente desfondado, pero estÁ tratando de vender cara la derrota. gibran: 19 aÑos de liam millar, quÉ generaciÓn tiene canadÁ para el futuro. paco: con jÓvenes que van llegando a las filas de la selecciÓn mayor de canadÁ, en esa piette que tiene 24 aÑos, cornelius tiene 21, en e jugadores de 22-23 aÑos. enrique: aparte la importancia que tiene el equipo canadiense, ya prÁcticamente en la mls en equipos competitivos. paco: queremos que llega la pelota, porque saben hacer cosas interesantes con ella, como esta doble finta. le restÓ un poco mÁs de moral al adversario. de nuevo busca a liam millar. enrique: deben tener cuidado los jugadores de canadÁ, porque a veces hacen jugadas con exceso de confianza y ahÍ es don

tower meter. i think it's a symbol of the green shift we have mental to think about and using timber. friendly methods of building. for the future not necessarily tall buildings but every building who can use that. wooden high rise also offers a hotel and conference rooms. the higher you go and the more you sense the wooden surroundings. residents of the upper floors have to get used to the creaking in the swing of the timber. if the in this area. i think you can feel it a bit more like you think you feel it. it's material so sore i think it will hear something and that's normal and this is good . so far wouldn't high rises remain the exception but the us a tower is a good example of what apartment buildings could look like in the years to come. i hope you read many takeaways from today is sure to help you make an informed choice for a sustainable future we'll be back next week with many more sad stories until then from bali goodbye. the. little. bursts. oh it's a speech. oh worth saving. those ar

the climbers set up camp at 4800 meters. they'll start out again for the summit tomorrow morning but the take a much longer route didn't just if they don't manage to make this 2nd descent they may not get the certification they'll need to become nothing guides. spirits are low that night in the camp. the climbers are disappointed and exhausted and the thin atmosphere and the worry robbed them of sleep. the women are eager for the morning. with on sky is overcast and it's windy in the camp already. the winds will likely increase as the climbers approach the summit and added difficulty. together the group has decided to try anyway. to drop hopes the climbers will be able to deal with the physical and psychological stress this day is sure to bring. finally the sun breaks through the clouds it softens the snow and ice which is good news for the climbers. thanks. but directly below the summit the next challenge presents itself a steep ice wall. thank you team has to link up again with climbing ropes and make their way slowly with

but now with smart meters, just what are the rules? san francisco's smart parking meters may be smart, but that doesn't mean they're easy to understand. >> i think they're only giving you four minutes for a quarter or something. >> look at all these directions, rules, even different colored meters. >> so this is only one hour, right? >> jack chan is parking near fisherman's wharf. these smart meters take coins, credit or debit cards, pay by phone or a san francisco municipal transportation parking card. i offer to pay using one of those cards. >> i just got this to try it. >> okay. >> so let's see if it works. >> okay. >> here we go. you're supposed to put it in. and then pull it out. >> nothing. nothing happens at all. >> let's try it again. >> okay. >> we try it a half dozen times, even turning it upside down. it did not work. so do we have to pay? oh, you betcha. paul rose is an mta spokesperson. now you're saying i have to have a card. >> if you want to park in san francisco, and you do have a car in san francisco and you want to u

covering every square meter of land and every remaining house every cow every straight. owner for it since farm was among those destroyed. but all of her and his family survived and eventually they were able to return to the farm together with his wife grozny he began to free the found from the ashleigh a task which would take years. around 2 thirds of all icelanders live in the reykjavik region and 150000 people live in the rest of the country ready more than 2000000 tourists visit iceland every year and that increases the danger to human life notably in the event of an eruption. since for you called geophysicists like magnus goodman certain from the university of reykjavik have been on the alert in the 1st few weeks the magma came close to the surface so close that the ice above it melted is all really it was quite alarming because. well we have not seen this type of precursors being sort of the 1st really big one. we have to be we have to be careful we have to realize that we don't know everything beforehand and be on the alert for what may be ongoing and because ther

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ready at last the summit comes into view at 5300 meters. elevation. for new some rain and the rest of them call on their last reserves of strength as they start the final approach. her. more radical may have made it after 4 days of strenuous effort these women are the 1st female team to have conquered the summit of shiftiness are. going to want to run graduations give me a hug good job none of the so much further you know let's pray. here no thanks. i. the climbers give thanks to our law that they have achieved their goal. however you really. know our identity. well if you. are. a woman take a moment to enjoy the spectacular view from the summit overlooking their home the karakoram range. so i have always dreamed of standing on top of a mountain but i never thought i'd actually do it so i'm really happy right now is the word says so. i climb to 5000 me to mountain now i want to do 860087000. women can stop to enjoy their achievement for too long the team needs to get back down to the valley and back to their everyday lives. to a casual observer it see

the church steeple is 161.53 meters tall that's a world record lies in southern germany right on the danube today the city has just under 125000 residents but all of them was once a powerful and wealthy city it was famous for a high quality fabric made from cotton and linen that wasn't him on world wide the minster is a testament to the city's former prosperity not only is the steeple gigantic so is the church the gothic interior i'm one of our own a 1000000 people who visit the only minster each year to marvel at it sekret artworks it's the largest protestant church in germany because i love these and most importantly it's a people's church the idea to build it didn't come from a church or a bishop it came from the citizens themselves. it's said the self-confidence of the people of this is high as the church tower itself will hold with all. this relief depicts the laying of the foundation stone in the year 1377 very early on the people of them were determined to have the world's tallest church steeple but in 1543 they ran out of money and construction was halted only 300 years later

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existing pipeline north stream one the new route is expected to transport some 55000000000 cubic meters of gas from russia to germany each year the pipeline means russia could meet more than half of germany's demand for gas opponents of the project say europe will become overly dependent on moscow to meet its energy needs among the biggest critics is u.s. president donald trump who has threatened to impose sanctions on companies involved in the project. one country that's yet to give north stream to the final go ahead is denmark something that analysts attribute to lobbying from washington and it's not just geopolitical issues at play profits are also a factor the u.s. is keen to increase sales of liquefied natural gas to germany but a lack of terminals for gas tankers is an obstacle the closest ones are in zebra go off the coast of belgium rotterdam in the netherlands and we know to in poland in germany plans are in the works to install terminals and. start to talk. and as well as a shortage of infrastructure there is the premium cost of american fuel buying gas from the us instead of

the days of bagging a meter are long gone. >> reporter: san francisco parking meters may be smart butt doesn't mean they're easy to understand. >> i think they're only giving you four minutes for a quarter or something. >> look at all of these directions, rule, even different colored meters. >> so this is only one hour, right? >> reporter: jack chan is parking near fisherman's wharf. the smart meters take coins, credit or debit cards, pay by phone or a san francisco municipal transportation agency parking card. i offered to pay usingne of those cards. >> i just got this to try it. >> okay. >> reporter: so let's see if it works. >> okay. >> reporter: here we go. so you're supposed to put it in and then pull it out. >> reporter: nothing. nothokay. >> reporter: we try it half a dozen times, even turning it upside down. it did not work. so do we haveay? oh, you betcha. paul rose is an mta spokesperson. >> reporter: now you're saying i have to have a card? >> well, yeah, if you want to park in san francisco and you do have a car in san francisco and you want to use these meters, you should

saw it all up out of. 30 meters below ground oxygen is. none of the miners kind of food proper ventilation systems fresh as provided by the men's and. it's basic but it works most of the time. and importantly it costs very little. the problem is the tube is barely 25 meters long and doesn't reach. well. i mean that on the council i'll talk about. john the time but still there is a mess up of all of the amount of i mean stuff like really for the last bag could have cost them their lives. i'll tell you that. they don't let the fun not the money. that they come. from. for the i lie for fruit the danger and all fun less than $2.00 a day. off to more than a week in the jungle robert and his men still haven't found a rosewood tree that's big enough for running out of supplies they will soon need to head home but today determined not to return empty handed a few months earlier the army have chased them from the forest and may have to abandon a rosewood tree trunk they are now looking for the tree is a. cousin in that yard. because you're left wit

the days of bagging a meter are long gone. >> san francisco smart parking meters may be smart but it doesn't mean they're easy to understand. >> i think they're only giving you four -- four minutes for a quarter or something. >> reporter: look at all of the directions, rules, even different colored meters. >> so this is only one hour, right? >> reporter: jack command is parking near fisherman's wharf. the smart meters take coins, credit or debit cards, pay by phone or a san francisco municipal card. i offered to pay using one of those cards. >> i got this to try it. let's see if it works. >> okay. >> reporter: here we go. you're supposed to put it in and pull it out. nothing, nothing happens at all. let's try it again. >> okay. >> reporter: we try it half a dozen times, even turning it upside down. it did not work. so do we have to pay? oh, you betcha. paul rose is an mta spokesperson. >> now you are saying i have to have a card. >> well, yeah, if you want to park in san francisco and you do have a car in san francisco and you want to use these meters, you should be prepared with a p

metering lights not yet on. there is slowing at the incline which will cause them to turn the metering lights on in the next few minutes anyway. the approach toward the maze fine. walnut creek interchange, pay point, the benecia bridge, fine through contra costa county. tri-valley looks great with the dublin interchange, pass the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. we had a fire north of downtown. i'll show you that coming up. 280 at larkspur southbound, one lane blocked. some debris pickup at the larkspur off-ramp because of an earlier crash. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. >> well, coming up on "today in the bay", cashing on in the cbd craze. what ben and jerrys is saying about their ice cream. >>> perhaps the death of itunes. the rumors and what it means to you, coming up >>> 5:25, what we are learning about the mass shooting in virginia beach. this as the community comes together to honor those killed. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's

saw it all up out of. 30 meters below ground oxygen is. none of the miners kind of food proper ventilation systems fresh as provided by the men's ingenuousness. it's basic but it works most of the time. and importantly it costs very little. the problem is the tube is barely 25 meters long and doesn't reach. the mom woke. up because a lot of. john the. amount of the stuff for the last bag could have cost them their lives. thank you. both thank. you they don't look that much the fun not the money. that thank you. thank. you thank you. thank you. thank you. for the a life fruit of danger and all for less than $2.00 a day. after more than a week in the jungle robert and his men still haven't found a rosewood tree that's big enough. running out of supplies they will soon need to head home but today determined not to return empty handed a few months earlier the army have chased them from the forest and they have to abandon a rosewood tree trunk they are now looking for that tree is a. cousin in that you. could buy your life with that but it got

i want to go back and talk about the metering at the point of entry. of course again, because cbp you have a practice of metering the key management as you call it a point of entry all along the us-mexico border for the asylum-seekers required for the indefinite period for the opportunity just to be processed. can you talk about why you are applying the process of metering or the key management and is it happening across all points of entry? >> yes, it is. it is a discretionary balance that is used by the port managers to balance an assessment on the mission requirements. and the processing of migrants and balancing resources against a. putting them in all those different areas without focus in one particular area. >> how can we help you speed up this process so that you don't have to manage this when you can get through -- >> it's the facilities that were not designed to house large groups and they are not in a position to be able to take them so if we did increase than we would be holding them longer and they would have an increase difficulty finding

without spikes you would slit after 2 meters on the glass a rise almost half. after one hour the 3 reached the crevice discovered by 50 year old iron out some 10 years ago. and then the pure glaze see our eyes shine. acrimony and turquoise. the ice several tens of thousands of years old 1st fell a small then it was compressed and became broken heart and transparent almost like clowns. sometimes there are streaks of fine layers of an ash in the ice traces of volcanic eruptions from bygone centuries. people ask me why. you know it's well of course i can come up with some scientific explanation that i learned like yeah you know. you know this i am this reporter. traveling this deep through. blocked or through different very. but viii ish the ice simple explanation i really love this book. i love it this is why he started to. write. i say it's because i love me i love but i'm happy. to. and then buy gas stove another color is. in the it's seen in the reflection of the flame and sealing. the. right which was covered entirely by snow and ice erupted in $1362.00 it co

metering lights almost on.ou can see them once you get past the toll plaza you're moving along into san francisco this morning. there were lane closures in effect at the richmond-san rafael bridge. those have now been cleared and everything seems to be moving right along there. all your main travel times are still in the green with the exception of the altamonte pass. >>> we're saying it is just too hot in livermore so we'll cool things down even inland today. slightly cooler temperatures. here is a live look with the south bay. san jose camera. good morning to you. san jose it is 58 degrees. you can see the cloudy start. concord, you're at 59. 58 in oakland and for livermore, san jose at 57 and 55 for santa rosa. as emily was talking about the foggy conditions in spots and we have low , of fingerlings along the coast, parts of the bay through the golden gate gap there and extending some inland locations as well. that is due to the stronger sea breeze kicking in and ushering in the onshore flow and cooler tempe