the scream by edvard munch, depicts a figure holding their face while making an agonised expression. sky is full of colourful lines. the researchers say this pattern is almost certainly a depiction of a very rare type of cloud. the team made their case for this interpretation at the meeting of the european geosciences union in vienna, from where our correspondent jonathan amos joins me. this is a really interesting theory. just explain the reasoning behind it. everybody loves the scream, even if you know nothing about art, you know the scream. it has the amazing scene and the hands around the face. the pained expression. 0ne scene and the hands around the face. the pained expression. one of a series of pictures that edvard munch produced over a couple of decades. 0ne sold recently for $120 million and that is how famous it is. you see the wavy lines behind, some scientists said we know what that is, that is volcanic emissions, there was a volcano to news before he started work on the scream and that would have put stuff in the atmosphere that would have produced spectacular sunsets.

it is one of the series of pictures produced by munch.the atmosphere which would have produced spectacular sunsets. now norwegian scientists have said we have seen those clouds above norway. they are a particular type of cloud. they are called mother—of—pearl clouds. they stem from very tiny particles of ice which are produced in a very cold that must fear in polar skies and they can bounce the light around, refra ct they can bounce the light around, refract it and produce all sorts of amazing colours and patterns and thatis amazing colours and patterns and that is what they say is the real inspiration here. it is remarkable, looking at those clouds and the pictures of the colours, they do look very much like what you see in the picture and those colours actually morph into the figure and the background as well. they all curve around sinuously.” think that is the thing, clive. when you put the scream next to a photograph of these mother—of—pearl clouds, it is uncanny. it really does look as if that is what is in the background. because th

this is great news out ofjapan in the munch of march. it has sold a lot of goods overseas? question now is can be sustained ? for now, but the big question now is can be sustained? for now, the japanese stock—market and investors are cheering will stop this was better than expected. these export levels have not been seen in more than two yea rs. have not been seen in more than two years. and a strong result, which came in better than expected, may be a sign that the economy is indeed picking up in the world's third largest economy. export gains were led by strong than full auto—parts and optical instruments, such as mobile phones and tools to make semiconductors. and by regions, exports to china rose by more than 16%. exports to china rose by more than i6%. shippers to america expanded by three and a half %. so the fundamentals are improving here, you now have the international monetary fund raising its forecast, projecting a 1.2% annual expansion this year from projecting a 1.2% annual expansion this yearfrom a projecting a 1.2% annual expansion this year from a previous f

here is some of the stuff they're munching into.zarella stick grilled cheese sandwich. >> yes! >> fruity pebble churro. that, that. >> the first one we needed a sample of. a little sweet for the morning. >> that's great for any time of the day. especially with the people out there in coachella valley. saying. >> you eat skit ltles pizza. may not just be having beer. >> gold leaf donut. >> pretty. >> it is pretty. what it tastes like? >> what it's laced with there. >> got to this one really quickly. college student , attaching chan saw to a tries comcycle. have to use the flintstone method to stop. they didn't have brakes. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- trump's next move. as the president makes his way to wisconsin for another campaign style rally. issuing a new executive order. aimed at foreign workers. the latest in a live report from washington. >> breaking new, the supreme court overnight preventing an arkansas inmate receiving lethal injection. with more executions planned what will the high court intervention mean goin

you can munch 3 1/2 peeps marshmallow chicks. and all ears if you want to eat this lindt bunny because that's all you get for 100 calories. at least they didn't sugar coat it. consumer reports advice that you shouldn't cut yourself off from the treats but just control the portion. >> all right. >> i'm feeling like a reese's peanut butter cup right now. >> i would join you in that. but we don't have any props to >> that's amazing. >> but i have an egg-salent forecast for you. we have clouds now breaking up as we get into the forecast. it's cloudy at prince george's county where we are looking now at the capital wheel and national harbor. the gray skies reflect maryland the potomac river there with temperatures near 60 degrees just about everywhere as well as shenandoah valley. but we have all sunshine as well as out in the mountains with the sun coming our way. the radar is scanning the clouds and not picking up any rain except a few light sprinkles here in far southern maryland on the eastern shore. those will stay off to the eas

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munch again, today we're putting -- mr. mnuchin: again, today we're putting out the core principles which include rates, we think that's a very important part of the plan. we will be working very closely, as i said, with the house and the senate to turn this into a bill that can be passed and the president can sign. and there's lots and lots of details that will be going into ow that will pay for itself. reporter: territorial tax system. is that a border adjustment tax? tariff? what is it? mr. cohn: territorial tax system means that u.s. companies will pay income on income-related to the u.s. mr. mnuchin: so it's territorial. u.s. companies will not be subject to worldwide income, which has made them uncompetitive. reporter: is there a reason to be concerned that perhaps the republicans might not go along with this just like they didn't go along with the obamacare replacement? mr. mnuchin: i think there's a lot of desire from everybody to pass tax reform. we are at a historic moment and republicans and democrats want to cre

. >> reporter: furry blurs flying from branch to branch, hanging upside down, munching on leaves, takingnooze in the embrace of a tree. madagascar is the only place on earth where lemurs can be found in the wild. they're also some of the lesser-known primates but that's quickly changing thanks to blockbuster movies like "madagascar." >> welcome, giant pansies! >> reporter: and a recent starring role in the stunning new bbc series "planet earth 2." >> obviously they're adorable. what do you think the mass appeal of the lemur is? >> it has sort of that appeal of a panda bear, but it's not so big. it's fluffy like a cat. they have a kind of zen attitude about life. and they're very relaxed. >> reporter: dr. patricia wright is an americmeramerican sunny brook and has dedicated her life to studying lemurs. against all odds she managed to convince the government of this island, where 90% of the land has been deforested, that it's worth protecting the rain forest and the animals in it. >> one of the poorest countries, you a foreigner marching into these offices saying, stop chopping down the tr

animals, world's largest, nate turf australia were lounging in the sun and munching on some food as the mom gets comfortable with their new digs. >> joey. >> joey. >> there is a photo opportunity where you can pre tend to be a joey in a mom kangaroo pouch and visitors were flocking to the other new exhibit, the wings of asia a green in free flight area where guests can explore an outdoor guard when 20 bird. eve is the curator of bird. >> we have golden pheasants, and magpie, spotted doves and all of these bird can spend the year outside if not all of it. >> it is my favorite bird was the one when it has the whitehead. that one right there. >> reporter: one of the cool things about wings of asia you get to feed bird, couple meal worms and just go to town. here you go, buddy. entry to the place is two dollars or free with proper membership status. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it will be zoo time soon. >> today would have been a great day for the zoo. >> especially when you got there early, cloudy, drizzly and you would be only one there, a sky bridge o

it is all to do with this famous painting, by the norwegian artist edvard munch, called the scream.led critics. but now, scientists in norway have put forward a theory about one of the other striking parts of the picture — the sky. look closely and you can see some very peculiar clouds. well, take a look at these clouds: they are known as mother—of—pearl clouds, which only form very rarely, high up in the skies above the north pole. they are so rare, that the scientists are suggesting the shock of seeing them could have inspired the artist to put the fearful expression on the face of the subject. here is another look. perhaps we'll let you be the judges of that particular theory. it is 25 april, anzac day. it commemorates the date that forces from the australian and new zealand army corps landed at gallipoli. 11,000 anzac soldiers died during the eight—month campaign, and services are being held across asia to remember those who fought in the campaign, and those who failed to return home. this year's dawn service in singapore finished a few minutes ago. let's cross live now to leish

the goats act is natural wheat eaters, munching up excess vegetation, overgrown weeds, about 175 goatseing used to clear about 27 acres of overgrowth. >> so do you think it is a baaad idea? i think it is a goood idea. >> moran the newest eagle. >> we know how much meisha lovers animals. would you feel the same way about a cockroach? see what she was scared to do. see what she does, kissing cockroach? coming up in dream drive. >> i'm so excited i can stay in this town. great town. i'm just ready to get to work. >> it is a great town. isn't it? derek barnett from tennessee, philly fans seem happy about the pick. but what does barnett say about the philly fans? we're live. >> and we could see morning shower, but then it will feel like summer. summer in the city. katie lets us know how high the temperature will soar, soar, i tell you. >> what will it do? >> summer in the city. toed friday, i don't care, it is friday, that's all that matters to me, april 28. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, good morning, and happy friday,

suggest rare clouds may have inspired one of the most famous works of art ever produced — edvard munch'sand welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight. one more win will do it for rafa and the toon. three points against preston and newcastle will be back in the premier league. kelly sotherton has been awarded a third olympic bronze medal. she's upgraded to third in the beijing games after a positive test by russia's tatyana chernova. selby sails through. the defending champion reaches the world snooker quarter finals. hello again. 11 months ago newcastle were relegated. but the premier league is within their grasp again. three points tonight against preston and they'll return to the top flight at the first time of asking.

they would munch on the grass, and every spring, they would be shorn, and the wilson's would divide the wool into 50 different parcels, one for each state. one for the district of columbia, and one for puerto rico. these would be auctioned in the states to raise money for the american red cross. this is an example of wool that was auctioned on the boston common during world war i, to help support the american red cross, from sheep that were attended on the white house lawn. another artifact in this room is this platter. it is a pewter platter. this was a gift to president wilson from the people of belgium. as you can see, it is in horrible condition. not because we neglect the platter, but because it was pulled from the rubble of the burned buildings in belgium. this was presented to wilson at the end of the negotiations of the paris peace conference, the versailles treaty. in a way, i think this artifact is so poignant. it tells the story of the beginning of the war, and the end of the war. it says, to the imminent president of usa, woodrow wilson. i will read exactly as it is, i think

to reach 100, munch three and a half peeps marshmallow peeps and two of these milk chocolate bunnies from gear deli. all ears if you want to eat this lindt gold bunny, because that's all you get for 100 calories. >> at least they didn't sugar coat it right? the key reason to cut yourself off of treats, just control the portion. back to you. >> 25 jelly belize, now we know. >> will that be enough for you? cadbury mini eggs have pulled out a win, folks. they beat out reese's peanut butter eggs in our nbc washington easter candy bracket. it was a bit of a tight race, but reese's in the lead early on, final result, though, reese's 47%. cadbury, 53. >> and susan said those were the most fattening or have the most calories in them, in her report. you can get reese's year round. but cadbury is seasonal. >> so you're voting both ways? >> i guess so. undecided. >> a double-minded candy eater. >>> well, maryland has taken applications this week from more than a thousand people who want medical marijuana. we take you behind the scenes of a future grow site in the state only on news4. >>> it's h

michelle: this is a weather to munch and eat food that is not good for you.i did today. >> check in where brian van de graaff for a look at the next round of the rain on the way. brian: it is still wet. radar showing showers coming through. go to wjla.com/weather to check out the radar. it's gray over the capital. 55. we should be in the upper 60's but not this afternoon. this is 53. they picked up an inch of rain. perryville and culpepper. a third at the st. indigo. we have gotten big rains. hour-by-hour, the models are keeping us uptick in the temperatures heading to dawn. we see period of the rain off and on tonight through the day tomorrow. tomorrow is like today. the temperatures may crest near 6 of 0. we will see period of rain. this will move out by wednesday. the sunshine will break through by the afternoon. we could be in the mid-70's for wednesday. looking beyond the warmer air will nudge in here. gray skies are with us and upcoming weekend we could have numbers flirting to 90. larry: ready for that. michelle: bring it on. robert: what else are we r

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then there are edible animals to reach 100 calories, munch 3 1/3 peeps marshmallow chicks. and you'll want to be all ears to eat this gold bunny from lindt because that is all you get for 100 squal trcalories. consumer reports say the key reason to cut yourself off from treats is just to control the portion. back to you. >> self-control. >> that's my problem. >> that's my problem, too. >> tom, are you a peeps fan? >> a tofu peep. >> is this f >> no! no, no, no. i am pretty much sugar-free. and this morning we are rain-free starting off this saturday morning, even though we have a lot of clouds around. take a look at the storm team 4 camera overlooking the capital from the tower camera. we have the cloud cover in, but some places are getting a little sunshine breaking out. off to the east as well as west of the metro area, flight we are in the 50s everywhere. kind of a chilly morning in the mid-50s in the metro area. the trees are producing pollen. yes, we're in the high pollen count range. it will stay this way over the weekend. it is mostly oak tree pollen, grass and weeds

grab your favorite snack food whatever it may be plenty of snacks to munch on and a new accident on thessway eastbound side near broad street. it looks like the truck involved is on the move right now. hopefully getting out of the left lane and here is the other vehicle we may get this pushed off to the side as we watch live penndot is on the scene assisting and this is just adding insult to injury extra people have been on the vine and the schuylkill trying to dodge the closures along the parkway. and a crash live at eastbound broad street pushed to the side and that is progress but still jammed on the vine in both directions and the parkway remains closed and this afternoon you can't use the local vine that is also blocked off unlike yesterday afternoon we are not seeing westbound taillights here, they have it blocked at broad. new this afternoon the mlk drive is blocked and you can't get to 24th or the vine. and waiting for the closures to take affect and they have now. upper southford a truck accident with downed wires. and in berks county major mess along 422 with an accident by 17

. >> grab a few of those to munch on on the way home because you're going to be sitting in delays. 476 southbound side, already very busy on this thursday afternoon. you can see all the southbound traffic here near villanova. 40 minutes ideally should be less than half that. it is busy out there on the roadways with just afternoon volume and some people getting out of town early in advance of the holiday weekend. over on the schuylkill expressway, just nine miles per hour on the eastbound side by montgomery drive. northbound side of 95 as you pass penns landing. that got us off to a bad start on northbound 95 this afternoon. in franklinville, we're watching a crash along rising sun at fifth involving a police cruiser but no injuries. watch out for that scene by porky's point. and a live look in center city. this a vine street expressway. busy here in both directions. again, it's just volume. no accidents yet on the vine street expressway. but this is a crash up in the lehigh valley this afternoon. it's blocking the westbound lanes of 78 at 222. hamilton boulevard there in allentown. fo

to reach 100 calories you can munch on three and a half peeps marshmallow chicks or two of these milkcolate bunnies rdelli. this doesn't mean you have to cut yourself off but maybe you want to pay attention to your portions. ali gorman, channel6 "action news. >> just eat the ears. >> just one jelly bean. [laughter] >> i can never do it. all right. >> i'll just worry about it next week. >> okay. >> okay. >> time for accuweather. >> adam went to a chocolate factory yesterday. >> i think i ate about 3,000 calories yesterday and i don't care. as we look at sky6 live the commodore barry bridge it is beautiful out there this good friday, lots of sunshine a few high clouds and temperatures running a little bit above average. 67 degrees the temperature right now, the dewpoint at 33. we got some dry air in place. east-southeast wind at 5 miles per hour p the ocean temperature just 51 degrees. satellite and radar again a few high clouds here but you can see a system between omaha saint louis chicago, nothing major. there's no severe weather or heavy rain across the country right now so it's pre

here is some of the stuff they're munching into.k grilled cheese sandwich. >> yes! >> fruity pebble churro. that, that. >> the first one we needed a sample of. a little sweet for the morning. >> that's great for any time of the day. especially with the people out there in coachella valley. saying. >> you eat skit ltles pizza. may not just be having beer. >> gold leaf donut. >> pretty. >> it is pretty. what it tastes like? >> what it's laced with there. >> got to this one really quickly. college student , attaching chan saw to a tries comcycle. have to use the flintstone method to stop. they didn't have brakes. they didn't have brakes. >> it e 50 to 85: what's your reason for getting life insurance? i'm in my 60s and i work part-time with no benefits. i needed a plan that was easy to get. all i had to do was make a phone call. at age 70, i'm on a fixed income. i found a whole life insurance plan that's affordable, with a lifetime rate lock, so my monthly payment will never increase. all this by making a phone call. i don't like takin

the biggest chameleon on and m creature.que, furry blurs from branch t munching on leaves orsnooze.the only place on be in the wildesser known primates.s to blockbuster movies like" and ape recent starring role in. >> the mass appeal of the has the theg. fluffy like a about life. repo dedicated her life to studying thmurs. e are throw together. a meter from us. >> reporter: we grooming as tw scampered away. nap. >> so regal.at. completely relaxed. 15 of the more than 100 species of lemurs live in this forest. many critically endangered including the black and roughed lemur hasn't been seen, but just been spotted. watching an hour's long pursuit. >> we are earning this lemur. then. 60 feet off the ground. there they were. leaping. hanging by their tiny, powerful feet. scarfing down lunch. at night the littlest ones emerge. >> we are cheating rubbing banana on the trees, bananas are like crack to mouse lemurs. the smallest primate in the world. >> how can you see anything it? is pitch black? >> can you see, there. >> oh, yeah, there it is. sure enough going straight for the banana. mo

they use it as a rest stop, munching on tropical insets in sipping on tropical blossoms and pervasive the long haul. when the time comes, thousands rise unlike the sandpiper, take off when the stars come out. they will fly all night and into the next morning before landing in the northern golf, 20-30 hours in the air depending on conditions. theirs is the longest open water migration of land birds in the world. while they're in flight, surface water currents prepare for their arrival by pushing seaweed a short, packed with scrumptious invertebrates. this is the weight nature works the sandpipers, plovers, and other surf birds will devour the provisions like the famished marathoners they are. the incoming members spring warmth has brought out insects and trees and scrubs, shrubs and last autumn leaf fall. every april and may it seems as if the entire kingdom is endeavoring to gulf shores. tens of millions arrive daily. some will travel an extra 30-40- mile leg to inland ports. chimneys reps are usually the first to come in and hummingbirds soon follow. the migrants appear on every size

furry blurs flying from branch to branch munching on leaves or taking a snooze in the embrace of a treedagascar the only place on earth where lemurs can be found in the wild and also lesser known primates. but that is quickly changing thanks to blockbuster movies like "madagascar." and a recent starring role in the bbc series "planet earth 2." obviously adorable. what do you think the mass appeal of the lemurs is? >> it has the the appeal of a panda bear, not so big. fluffy like a cat, they have a zen attitude about life. they're very relaxed. >> reporter: dr. patricia wright is an american primatologist and has dedicated her life to studying lemurs. >> this is amazing. there are three of them together a meter from us. >> reporter: we interrupted their post-lunch grooming session. too closer for comfort as two scampered away. the third settling in for a nap. >> so regal. crossing his arms and legs like that. completely relaxed. 15 of the more than 100 species of lemurs live in this forest. many critically endangered including the black and white roughed lemur hasn't been seen, in months

the munching on my -- emmett till in 1965, a conference in indonesia in 1955. the montgomery bus boycott says well. by the time the general and his generation finished high school in the late 1950's, recession had hit the auto industry hard. world cradled the expectations and dreams of young detroiters was crumbling. the new reality that they faced bys perhaps best illustrated the unemployment figures represent black male unemployment versus white male between 1950-1960. unemployment in 1960 was 6.1%, down 4/10 of 1% from what it had been in 1950. that's for white males. like male owner -- unemployment 1960, which was up 6.5% from what it had been in 1950. another fact about these figures does this does not this aggregate black youth. we haven't done this yet -- from the black total -- total for black male employment. had it done so, it is looking like it would have roughly been for black youth, around 30% in 1960. work in the auto industry and union membership no longer represented the great leap forward that it had for their parents, the parents of this young

the goats act as natural weed eaters --- munching up excess vegetation and undergrowth.heim fire department says they use about 125 goats to clear out 27 acres of overgrowth. (catherine) coming up, ellen degeneres reunites with her 'ellen' sitcom costars... they're marking the 20th anniversay of the show's groundbreaking 'coming-out' episode. hear from the crew and the backlash they got after the episode aired. (grant) inside ellen degeneres' landmark coming out episode... and how oprah helped the 59-year-old be her true self! (catherine)... the insider's louie aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. louis? (----louis----)that's right ellen marked the 20th anniversary of her ground- breaking tv admission by reuniting the people who helped make it happen!i'm so afraid to tell people...susan...i'm gay!you were the bravest woman ever! cheers! i found that in me!as long as you stay true to exactly who you are you will be rewarded with things that you cant imagine that's right! cheers42-million people watched ellen's sitcom persona "ellen morgan" sit on the c

stuart: munching away with a camera on him. i've got a f more questions. how much?ls can be six, seven dollars, we're going to serve this at a $5 fill up. stuart: so all you get is that sandwich? >> you get a sandwich, cookie, and drink for $5. stuart: is that just the launch? is that all it is? >> well, our plan is to have $5 for the foreseeable future. >> a lot of flavors. sorry i'm distracted by the amount of flavor. stuart: you like it? >> it's delicious. it really is. stuart: is there any spice in this? >> there is. stuart: would you pay $5 for that and a drink and -- >> schedules cookie? . stuart: wedges? what? >> wedges like a potato. >> i know what a wedge is. but i'll take the wedge. stuart: you have to reequip your whole operation? >> yeah. we've been actually working on this for two years. we spent $80 million upgrading all of our back house equipment and then spent the last six months retraining all the staff how to make it fast. because ultimately on lunch, we have to win on speed. stuart: how is it that you're so successful when the word fried is part

. >> you can munch on that for the entire game . >> we got bacon, they got bacon wrapped pretzel bitest's great because it's really superfast. >> that's a great idea. so easy. >> bacon with everything, i love it. corndogs, you can't miss out with corndogs. >> whodoesn't love a good corndog? >> iadded a little pepper and salt into my batter and throw them in the deep fryer and it's really fast . homemade cracker jack, come on. if you don't want to buy them, make them at home. it's butter, corn syrup, vanilla and a little molasses and baking powder and salt . >> how do you cook them? >> you basically toss it with caramel salt and bake it in the oven. >> see, get out here. >> why don't you wash it down with some alcohol? take it away. >> while you guys are wasting the calories on food were going to getto the good stuff. a mixologist in a restaurant, channing's . welcome. >> jennings is one of the great restaurants in newyork city and you know how to mix a good drink so what are we making today? >> this is going to be at deeper got for baseball, it's warmer today but we have a classic shan

they have clearly been having a munch.in the uk, most of which are pollinators and indicators of the health of our environment, there are only about five clothes moths as such, four of which we recognise as being scarce, but there is one troublesome mulpha, yes. and english heritage are asking for our help. they are giving these out to eve ryo ne they are giving these out to everyone who comes to visit, whether you are in the isle of wight, or yorkshire, or wherever you are, you are in the isle of wight, or yorkshire, orwhereveryou are, come and get one of these and put it in your house and the plan is you can work out how badly you have a problem where you are, and they can build a much bigger picture, right across the country. thank you very much indeed, moths everywhere. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. i'm victoria hollins. the mayor of london has told the prime minister she has a once—in—a—generation opportunity to improve the capital's air quality. in a le