if the trend continues, atlantic cod will no longer be able to live in the north sea by 2080.he heavy pressure our industrialized society puts on earth drives climate change. whole ecosystems are modified, forcing species to fight for survival in different surroundings. if we understand the rapid changes our activities force the natural world to respond to, we'll learn to make better decisions today that will determine earth's climate tomorrow, and in turn, nature's services on which all of us depend.

and hope a yes vote from the scottish people would mean scotland would gain control over its own north sea oil and gas and represent itself on the international stage but it doesn't want to hold a referendum until two thousand and fourteen and that delay is letting london ramp up the scare stories telling scotland it'll have to pay the price such as the billions of pounds british taxpayers spent keeping scottish banks alive that it would have to find its own currency and lose thousands of jobs when the navy heads south not that it seems to bother scots who see their country as having been strangled for long enough i don't think it's any of his business if we present a strong enough case to be independent then i can't see that he can argue against that because if shocked i think is shattered i don't think you should have an easy in the fires moment scots have never taken kind. only to hearing stern words from the mother of all parliaments down in london but for the nationalists it's a boost to the lack luster thirty percent support for a split mr cameron feels he had the initiative but it's

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following the death of 167 workers in the disaster in the north sea, this country develop a world leading safety? regime of offshore oil and gas which is now threatened by regulations from the european union. will he use his best endeavors to back his department of energy and climate change in persuading the rest of the european union that what we need is more regulation, but -- [laughter] interrogation? >> no. >> referendum? >> all right, mr. speaker. not regulation, but directive, which can be implemented in the prime minister's because i think my aquifer and makes a very important point. i will remember the piper alpha disaster and huge suffering and loss of life that that caused. since that day we have put in place i can absolutely world leading system of regulation but and i will do everything i can to support the climate change secretary to make sure we get the result in europe that means we can go on with the right regulations for the north sea. >> mr. william bain. >> on the second of may, 2010 the prime minister said the test of the good society was having to care for the frail a

referendum only a fly in and gives its blessing comes as the british government fearful of losing north sea well reserves unleashes a barrage of rhetoric against a bit as arches laura smith reports london's desperation is playing into the hands of scottish nationalists. britain a three hundred year old union that once ruled the waves and half the known world but on home soil the country's closer than ever to a messy divorce. this is the man who wants scotland to go it alone nationalist party leader alex salmond's promising scots will get a say on being single but london wants to call the shots and get it done and just is. very strange they don't want to talk about the substance i sometimes feel when i listen to them it's not a referendum they want it's a never ending question that have a debate and its people our country together. why would scotland want to separate itself from a britain that's still among the world's richest economies scotland always retained its own distinct national identity and the f.n. piece feels it's almost time to take that one step further it hopes a yes vote from

following the death of 167 workers in the disaster in the north sea, this country develop a world leading safety? gime of offshore oil and gas which is now threatened by regulations from the european union. will he use hs best endeavors to back his department of energy and climate change in persuading the rest of the european union that what we need is more regulation, but -- [laughter] interrogation? >> no. >> referendum? >> all right, mr. speaker. not regulation, but directive, which can be implemented in the prime minister's because i think my aquifer and makes a very important point. i will remember te piper alpha disaster and huge suffering and loss of life that that caused. since that day we have put in place i can absolutely world leading system of regulation but and i will do everything i can to support the climate change secretary to make sure we get the result in europe that means we can go on with the right regulations for the north sea. >> mr. william bain. >> on the second of may, 2010 the prime minister said the test of the good society was having to care for the frail and v

. >>> netherlands, thousands took to the beach for the annual plunge into the north sea. according to locals, it dates back to the '60s and brings repeat divers and newcomers every year. >> we really wanted to do this. run in water, freezing cold. it's really a kick. >> yeah. >> it's really a kick. >> i bet. the crowd held a party before the big run to get everyone hyped up. >>> the news tonight is far from over. the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm maureen umeh. desperate moments in northeast d.c. this morning after flames and smoke poured from a row house on m street. it threatened to spread to other homes. >> reporter: the alarm came in at 10:00 a.m. for a blaze at 635m street northeast. >> we had seven companies coming. they found fire coming from every window on both floors, and smoke in the back. >> reporter: the fear was that the fire would spread to adjoining houses. >> the fire was spreading on arrival. spreading in all directions and trying to go both sides down the row. firefighters got into the two adjoining addresses an

coastal areas here looking to get more moisture coming in off the north sea over the course of the next 24 hours. as for continental europe, a patch of rain drops in from the scandinavian peninsula but starts breaking up over land here. so nothing too major. a little snow for the upper elevations that you want to watch out for. in the mediterranean, it will be this eastern end that looks like scattered showers as well as thunderstorms possible. they are heading in towards turkey area. looks like it will be more widespread for the country here as we head into tuesday. western europe staying dry. germany and the lowcountry here, british isles, things intensify for scotland. minus 1 in moscow. double digits for paris and lond london. that's the weather conditions for now. here is your three day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, the international atomic energy agency confirmed that iran has begun enriching uranium. it is necessary to produce nuclear weapons. the discovery likely to exacerbate tensions with the united states and european union. iaea say it is in a bunker. they confirmed

over the north sea and the silence is broken by this -- quote, this is an emergency announcement, we will shortly be making an emergency landing on water. 275 people prepared for the worst. passengers were crying, some were screaming until the cabin crew ran down the aisles to announce it was a mistake. an automated announcement triggered accidentally in the cockpit while the jet was cruising at 35,000 feet. as one passenger put it, we thought we were going to die. the airline handed out letters of apology as passengers got off the plane alive in london. >>> another sign of our economic times tonight, and this always happens during an economic downturn. the average age of a vehicle sitting in the american driveway or in the garage or at the curb is at a record high 10.8 years old. though in fairness, automakers generally had a good last quarter of 2011 and analysts are pointing out that cars are just made better these days to last longer. >>> up next here tonight, getting into college. applications like nothing we've ever seen before. >>> if you're in the thick of it itself, then you

hope for a yes vote from the scottish people would mean scotland would gain control over its own north sea oil and gas and represent itself on the international stage but it doesn't want to hold a referendum until two thousand and fourteen and that delay is letting london ramp up the scare stories telling scotland it'll have to pay the price such as the billions of pounds british taxpayers spent keeping scottish banks in life that it would have to find its own currency and lose thousands of jobs when the navy heads south not that it seems to both the scots who see their country as having been strangled for long enough i don't think it's any of his business present a strong enough case to be independent in that he can argue against. his shock i think a shutter. scot's of never taken kindly to hearings stay. from the mouth of paul of an down in london but for the nationalists it's a boost to the last thirty percent support for a split this to come with. the machine to but it's completely but. essentially being the bits we. think is of at least as much. in the last seven days with little bit

people would mean scotland would gain control over its own north sea oil and gas and represented in the international stage but it doesn't want to hold a referendum until two thousand and fourteen and that delay is letting london ramp up the scare stories telling scotland it'll have to pay the price such as the billions of pounds british taxpayers spent keeping scottish banks in life that it would have to find its own currency and lose thousands of jobs when the navy heads south not that it seems to pull the scots who see their country as having been strangled for long enough i don't think it's any of his business. school it's of never taken kindly to hearing stern words from the mother of all parliaments down in london but for the nationalists it's a boost to the lackluster thirty percent support for a split. but it's completely. for now the u.k. and scotland's key players will continue to cross swords at stake alex salmond is a reputation built on restoring a proud scotland for prime minister cameron is the potential to become the man who led the united kingdom come apart. at. some ot