ice wanted to decide if he was an undocumented immigrant. he says he is here illegally, he's one of more than 17,000 holds or detainers the agency issues, a number dropped since late 2011. a judge in portland ruled if people are breaking the laws, the holds violate the 4th amendment covering illegal search and seizure. >> the judge said if the country holds people in gaol as a result of the ice holds, that they violate the constitution in doing so. and that they are on the hook for damages. >> the case that started it all in oregon was filed and could cost the country a lot of money, sparking action with changes spreading to all counties. >> we are not currently in a state of oregon honouring ice detainers. >> it's simply says the president. >> we don't want to violetate people's rights, so we have taken action to not do that. >> an ice spokesman told us the agency will ask for the holds in certain cases, especially those involving serious creams. meanwhile here in washington, and colorado, many counties are following oregon's lead. >> if or

let's see how that ice happens. plastic doesn't decompose but it will break down into tease kinds of tiny particles which are great for forming ice around there is the problem. scientists predict that either 2 thousand trillion cubic meters of ice will melt and 1 trillion pieces of plastic will float away. plastic is harmful for several reasons. for one thing when organisms like fish or seals or birds swallow the larger pieces it injuries, sometimes harms them. they're micron size, nothing and even at that size those particles can do terrible damage. research has suggested that plastic tends to pick up and absorb surrounding toxins and when animals consume those particles, the particles enter the food chain. arctic and antarctickitis is melting, we knew that much. we are looking at a cascade of other problems, from the ray onn in our shirts and the plastic bags, all that is a new kind of bad news. >> that is jake ward in san francisco. >>> she rose to become one of the most prolific authors of our time. more on the

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when i was passing a crevase a large piece of ice came down. and he pulledded me up so i didn't go very far. >> how did it feel up there on top of the world? >> very happy. >> in 2003, sir edmond hillary son's talked about how he celebrated the 50th anniversary of his father's achievement when climbing that mountain. >> there's a lot of times you want to be some where else. because the jet stream blasting over the top. but when you reach there it's incredible uplifting experience. it's very exciting. >> so you took a film crew along with national geographic. the pictures from there are spectacular. this is the highest point on plant earth. >> it's not easy to get this footage either. we nearly had both of our camera men killed in a terrible collapse. a very dangerous part of the climb. it's a taxing sort of experience. you can see there the jet stream blasting over the top of the mountain. and at that particular occasion it destroyed many of the tents are completely wrecked. you have to drop back down to base camp, regroup and give it another g

. >> historically what we've done is taken them out of the donor's body and put them into an ice chest. >> but on ice, fragile organs have a time limit of only six hours. >> that period of time there's no blood flow or air getting to those lungs, that's calls keep ya. >> those lungs are deteriorating, aren't they? >> exactly. those cells don't like that. what this device has done is taken it so we can remove the lungs from the donor and put them in this device that profuses the vessels with blood and also has a ventilator circuit that actually pushes air into the lungs. the lungs are constantly oxygenating warm blood as they would in someone's body. and essentially, diminishes that ischemic time to almost nothing. >> lungs been maintained on the organ care system for almost ten hours, nearly doubling the time they can be kept on ice. >> you are essential doubling the travel time, travel is a nonfactor. >> katherine vosh is a joseph's. it is her responsibility to monitor lungs in the device. every second of the way from the donor hospital to the operating room at st. joseph's. >> this i

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these are 300,000 years old compared to the ice aim stuff that is tens of thousands. what stands out is how well preserved these are. this is a cyprus tree, 300,000 years old. look at it. you can see the details on this thing. >> it's surprising that it made it. >> it is, a lot of stuff gets decayed. >> it's still brain. >> it is still brown. that is nuts. that's the magic of asphalt and why it's such a treasure for the scientists because it preserves things so well. a funny story about these is that they are - i mean, 300,000 years old, these amazing things to look at. when they were in the "techknow" they accidently got thrown out by the cleaning staff. leave it it the hardworking producer to dump into the dumpster to get it out so we can be talking about it now. >> one man's trash is another's scientific treasure. >> absolutely. if you want to see more, check out the website. >>> crime scope investigation coming up. what if you use d.n.a. that a suspect left behind to predict what they look like. that is after the break. - all. al jazeera america, take a new look a

it's solid ice that basically turns into shrapnel. and then when it hits, it kind of forms like a concrete around people. so when they're buried, they're encased in ice. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: 16 people died, all sherpas. >> it's devastating. i lost my whole sherpa team. i lost all three of my guys. >> reporter: the day before the avalanche, the sherpas and the climbers held a puja, a traditional ceremony asking the mountain gods for safe passage, even though the most experienced know it may not be granted. this year no one will climb everest. the season is canceled. ogwyn says he wants to return to the mountain eventually but believes this tragedy will have a lasting impact. >> the mountain is definitely changed. it won't be the same place, and the sherpa world will probably never be quite the same again. >> reporter: stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> the full story of what happened on mt. everest that deadly day is the subject of a documentary that airs tonight on the discovery channel. >>> we're back in a moment

>> they just had the biggest ice melt in the -- >> polar ice is up 50% versus last year. >> what? >> 90% of it is multiyear ice. >> where are you checking that out? >> look it up. >> the problem is there's obviously a political agenda behind this. it's part of a war on coal. war on fossil fuel. this is what they need. they have to have something to drive their agenda. this is the vehicle they choose. but they don't have the science and the facts to back it up. >> do you really believe that these scientists and others are making this up? >> yes. they don't pay me extra to say that. put it that way. >> but that's the thing. with this debate, and you say okay, there are flaws in these computer models, there are things wrong with your data, they go you can't really believe it's not happening. we never say climate -- climate does change. we know that. >> yep. so if you're not -- if you're not part of the consensus, then you're outside and you can't be part of the cool group. >> yeah. >> and they think you're delusional. they might say flat earth -- the usually reasonable dana perino is

here in lake superior there was still 60% ice cover and that ice being some 22 centimeters thick. i wanted to show you some pictures of the ice waves that came on shore on lake superior. you can see just how this ice is being piled up by the lake itself. these are homes along the lake shore. one of the residents is calling it almost a tsunami of ice pushing towards their home. just incredible as this cold, cold winter, they saw more ice than they ever have on that lake. the flooding across the deep south that we are still going to be cleaning up with for a long, long time. look at this arrow. it's incredible. pensacola picking up 395 millimeters in just 24 hours' time. that's almost four times what they get in a normal month. this is a wet place normally. >> not good for a state that sits relatively at sea level either. >> no kidding. >> thanks very much. >> you bet. >>> the fallout from the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi, libya, is seizing the spotlight once again at congressional hearings in washington. the attack on a diplomatic compound you may remember killed a u.s. ambassado

] i haven't seen it, wasn't "frozen" already on ice? frozen on ice will give parents a much needed break from frozen in the living room and frozen in the car on the way to school. it will feature 39 ice skaters oh, lab r elaborate sets and songs from the movie not only another great way for kids to enjoy frozen it may also be one of their last remaining opportunities to see ice. so -- [ applause ] last night, our reporter named dave marcheski in harrisburg, pennsylvania was covering a victory party being held for newly elect the state congresswoman, patty kim. the party wasn't that exciting. what was going on in the background. we see a lot of people fooling around in the background of news broadcasts, but this one is exceptional. this is tonight's edition of "behind the news." ♪ >> now, following her victory speech, her and her supporters to say a prayer who has been hospitalized for a stress related illness. she and gina will remain friend and work for the community. >> nicely done. you have got to get enough chlorophy chlorophyll.

a lot of people posted pictures of ice along the beach, people standing on ice, floating on ice. this weekend was a holiday on ice. someone said on social media, damn the icebergs, beach time ahead. daytime highs were in the 80s but winter was so bad it's going to take a long while for water temperatures to come around. >>> someone is leaving money all over san francisco and the people of the bay area couldn't be happier about it. all we know is this. he's a guy who says he's made millions in real estate. he wishes to remain anonymous. he puts out clues on social media directing people in the bay area to the money drops which so far have totalled four grand since last thursday. >>> when we come back, leaving the digital age behi you y >>> our final story here tonight is about a man whose life's work is all about saving a dying art form in our digital age. as our own harry smith found out he's changing a lot of young lives in the process so tonight mr. smith goes back to the place rooted in time. >> reporter: time said einstein is relative. there's no difference between the past,

>> depends what kind of icing. >> this is your "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" with thomas roberts who did go to his graduation ceremony starts right now. ♪ >>> it's unknown. >> way to go. >> radamanthon. >> oh, yeah! >> a word i know this time, please. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> carcharodont. -c-a-r-c-h-a-r-o-d-o-n-t. >> correct. >> yes! >> t-i-e. that's what you're going to spell what this epic finish means to the scripps spelling bee. >>> the nsa is pushing back against edward snowden's claims that he tried to be a whistle blower before taking it to the press. >>> and someone call it a steal, but it is no sale price tag. the potential new owner of the l.a. clippers. this is "way too early." ♪ >>> hey, hey, everybody. good morning. it is friday, may 30th. i'm thomas roberts. welcome to "way too early," the show that had the collection to buy the l.a. clippers game and we came up a few hundred million dollars short. it wasn't a lack of effort. we really tried to get there. but it does appear that the nba's donald sterling nightmare may fin

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what is this particular ice sheet, why is it important. >> the west antarctic is a huge expanse of ice. in particular section is about 255 square miles, twice the size of the city of philadelphia. ever since 1968 scientists call it unstable. it's melting is becoming more and more rapid. the problem is that the thing fits on a big slope and slowly falls into the slope. water is getting underneath where it touches the ground. it's melting at a far faster rate than we have really ever seep or expected. >> we have heard about melting snow caps and ice sheets for some kind. why is this news so troubling? >> the liquid mass that is frozen inside this one particular section is enough to raise global sea levels over the world by four feet, which is an enormous quantity. the recent climate assessment said that 2 feet would do a trillion worth of property damage. this thing, a single largest threat - it's clear that it will melt. it will be a while between 2-5 years before this gives way. that's just it. it's not taking into account all the other stuff that is melting in the antarctica. it's sca

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an american mountain climber falls into an ice crevasse. >> that hurt bad, but i have to get out. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with the power of love. >> even though the mind doesn't remember everyth eart remembers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. three times in two weeks now, commercial airliners have flown dangerously close to collisions. today, the f.a.a. revealed the latest incident. it involved two airbus a-320s, both out of george bush intercontinental airport in houston. one of them was headed to vancouver, the other to mexico city. transportation correspondent jeff pegues tells us what went wrong. >> it happened on may 9 around m. united flight 601 was on runway 9 taking off. another united plane, flight 437, had just departed on runway 15 left. the controller instructed the pilot of flight 601 to make a right turn, putting the planes on a collision course, before realizing his mistake. >> reporter: the aircraft ended up separated by less than a mile and 400 feet

he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> up wanted attention tonight for an orange county high school where boys have been holding an nfl style draft to choose their dates for prom. the principal at caron nadel mar high notified parents that juniors and seniors were buying and selling draft tickets for girls they wanted as their prom dates. >> now your daughter is a commodity. she's no longe a person anymore. she's being ranked and sold like an nfl player. it's outrageous. >> well, look at this message on a senior class twitter account. it read many drafters on the prowl tomorrow for free agents so dress nice ladies. that twitter account has been since taken down. >>> it's turning out to be a very expensive year for tesla motor. the carmaker today reported a loss of almost $50 million in the first quarter. the reason? development costs went up. tesla has an ambitious agenda this year, preparing to launch its elec

an alert about falling ice in the western part of antarctica. they say 40 years of data showed the glaciers are melting so fast, it is now unstoppable. they project the global sea level will rise three feet or more by the year 2100 and low coastal areas much like florida will be the hardest hit. >>> a story breaking tonight in brentwood, new hampshire. in what looks leak a house fire. flames shooting into the sky and explosion. a new hampshire state police official confirmed an officer was involved in a shooting. watch again as video as it happened. >>> authorities are studying a frightening moment on a highway in southern california. a pickup truck koreans into the next lane hitting a car. both vehicles tumble off the road. now a theory has emerged. road rage. abc with what we're learning tonight. >> reporter: a pickup truck swerves into a car and flipping it on its side. this dangerous crash on a san diego freeway happening saturday afternoon during busy traffic. the drivers both women and the and watch as the truck pulls alongside and loses c

in the 70s to one of the british papers printed the arctic ice volume. do you think it went up or down? >> no, we know it went up slightly -- >> 50%, is that slightly? >> well -- >> how can that happen in global warming? >> the entire globe, different e koe -- ecosystems. 43 of 48 states had record high temperatures since 200 -- >> we've had a record -- we had temperature dropping for the last 17 years, the temperature has gone down worldwide, the last 17 years. >> where did you get that number from? because that's not true. >> that is exactly true. >> name a scientific organization that is quoting that. >> there isn't one. >> chris warner -- >> the temperature is going up. >> where has the temperature gone in the last 17 years? >> state diverging between the climate model projections, their properties of the future, which they call a pause stays flat. >> this is what we keep hearing. >> that reality -- >> they keep saying, literally the temperature is going warmer but then you see change or no change and then they say no, it's just a period of stability

for sea ice, summer sea ice is expected to disappear by 2050 of this century. the bottom line, the current path we are on will result in a climate that is far different than anything this nation has experienced. >> thanks, my name is radley. i am happy to speak to you about the findings for the northeast region. in the northeast we have seen sea level rise of about a foot on average in the past century. we have also seen temperatures increase by almost two degrees fahrenheit over the past century. these heavy downpours we have heard about are now producing on the order of 70% more rainfall than they were just half a century or so ago. these climate changes are already leading to impacts throughout the northeast and beyond. when we think about the impacts of sea level rise, the central change of that projection that tom mentioned, 2-3 feet, would more than triple the frequency of coastal flooding throughout the neither and beyond even if storms don't become any stronger. the storm in new york city becomes something you expect in the lifetime of a typical mortgag

i just wrote another letter to ice. i'm not getting any answers they're violating their own policy i'm not deporting these vicious criminals. >> let me ask ryed. you don't seem to have a problem with this. how do you respond to this sheriff? >> well, i think all of you fell for the stunt of mr. elliott and miss, what was it? and mr. aaron klein with the book "impeerable defenses" >> no. ryed, i'm not here to -- woah, i'm not here to promote a book. we're having a discussion. >> well, apparently you fell for it this, is what it is. it's a publicity stunt. this group, center for immigration studies we know what they are. it's a quasi, nonprofit organization behind bush's failed attempt -- >> i can tell i'm going to have to pull in reigns here. answer this question. if you've got someone in this country illegally who commits a violent crime should have person, after serving time here not be deported back to their country? >> yes or no? >> of course they are. they're being deported all the time. this report is misleading. >

next sunday, edmunds will be skating in stars on ice at the s.a.p. center. quite a talent. >>> well, coming up, what's in the water? the surprising discover made at lake merritt, that's after the break. >>> it's pretty amazing, something you don't see every day. there was a bat ray in lake merritt. >> we have a picture here. you can see the california bat ray near the bottom of your screen. biologists say the ray could have gone into lake merritt simply out of curiosity, maybe searching for food, like shrimp or clams or snails. it probably won't stick around for very long. and in case you're wondering, how does a bat ray get into a lake, there is an inlet that connects the lake to the bay. >> pretty amazing. good shot, too. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00 and then we'll see you again tomorrow morning. >> with that cooling trend, right? >> can't wait for it. >> have a good one. safeway knows you don't want to fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safewa

le ice cream man? he who loves eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you out treatment for people with serious mental illness f not approved would it be on the november ballot. >> parents, family and friends should feel the laws are in place to help those that can't help themselves. >> 9 million people suffer from exits frena. only a third are getting treatment. people ordered into a program must have a history of the behavior. >> there is more still to come here tonight on abc7 news, just ahead, michael finney looks into unexplained car fires a potential hazard m

there is tons of ice off duluth, minnesota. and with the temperatures hovering just above freezing, it hasn't melted. that should change, though, by this weekend when the south wind pushes the ice north and the temperatures finally rise. >>> most roads should be free of ice this morning. but watch out for hail, again, in the denver area. roads will be wet from the rockies, down into new mexico and texas.ht and in the northeast. and slippery from the ohio valley to the shenandoah.fá >> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in washington, philadelphia, new york and denver. >>> back to the news. we are getting a first look this morning at surveillance video from a frightening pool accident in florida. watch the girl who is highlighted here.zv she approaches the railing. she grabs it. she gets paralyzed by electricity. the man sitting there eventually pulls her out. >> another child is still in the water for several more seconds until another man risks his life to drag her to safety. in all, three children were shocked

at the end there, it looks like he may be -- i don't know if he's screaming ice, ice or my legs. listen. >> quite a hangover there the next day. not only the headache and all that stuff, but your legs are burned off. >> right. >> congratulations to that guy. >> you could call him the king of selfies because -- >> on social media, he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> meet the kid who is gaining internet fame for his face. >>> the animals are evolving. nothing we can do about it. this is the bottom level of the campus bike center. not a place for birds. but don't tell the birds that this is not a place for them. because they evolved to figure out a pretty ingenious way. watch these swallows. they come up, activate the motion detector. >> no. >> they found the motion detector and figured out what it was for. they fly right up to it too. >> right up to it, did a few circles, let the doors open. they go through and they figured out how to go through and then back through. after they go through the doors here, the camera switches to the outside, watch the birds outside. t

marquette, michigan. >> ice. >> that's ice. that's ice. water temperature, 36. tell her about the shrinkage-jerry! that is rough. kayaking around icebergs. that is nuts. well, anyway, hopefully things warm up very soon. we've got a lot of serious weather to talk about down around texas. last four days, areas have picked up over 5 inches of rain, and there's more falling. we have flash flood watches, flash flood warnings between austin and san antonio. why? look at the radar. it's all lit up. you can see heavy thunderstorms now pushing in. rainfalling amounts, you can see dallas right now, you're going to be into the thunderstorms later this afternoon with temperatures in the low 80s. rainfall amounts over the next several days, up to 5 to 7 inches north of houston and on into central louisiana. that is going to cause some flooding. that's what's going >>> and right now, we're seeing temperatures in the 60s around the bay area. and with the sea breeze picking up for the afternoon, around san francisco, we have 61 right now. and for the game time, first pitch temp

ice wanted the hold to despite if he was undocumented. he says he's here illegally. he's one of more than 17,000 holds or detainers the agency issues nationally, a number that dropped since late 2011. a federal judge in portland ruled if people break the lawyers, the holds break the fourth amendment covering illegal search and sees your. this professor teaches immigration law. >> if the country holds people in gaol as a result of ice holds they violate the constitution in doing so, and are on the hook for damages. >> reporter: the case that started it was filed and could cost that country a lot of money, sparking action across the state, with changes spreading to all counties. >> we are not in the state of oregon honouring ice detainers. >> it's simply, said the sheriff association president - he took an oath to defend the constitution. >> we don't want to violate people's rights. we have taken action to not do that. >> an icespokesman says they'll ask for the holds, especially those involving serious crimes. >> here in washington and colorado, many counties are foll

le ice cream man? he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. state in the country that d not allow race horses to we nasal strips..but when tv ratings and big money are at the. >>> the state of new york is the only state in the country that did not allow racehorses to wear nasal strips. but when big money is at stake, it is amazing how quickly rules can change. california chrome won on saturday with the second whether he will go of the triple crown. new york racing officials today unanimously approved the use of the nasal strips at all racetracks. california chrome has won six straight races using the nasal strips. now, the horse's success is a toll total shocker when you look at husband pedestrian great he won only three races. the mare had only one win. that is as close to being a nag as you can get. so how in the world did this produce california ch

their disappearance would destable ice the ice sheet. >> if it is the whole ice sheet, we are talking about 10 to 15 feet. this will affect millions if not billions of people around the coastline throughout the world. >> and it's areas such as these that are most threatened. average year people on small islands in the pacific and low-lying coastal nations see their land gradually disappearing. the fear is that one day, all of it will be under water. most scientists agree a rise in ocean levels is inevitable given our current trajectory but they are urging people and governments to do as much as possible to slow down that process. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> for more on what's happening in antarctica, here is richard >> reporter: thanks. i thought we would take a look at the situation in antarctica. as you look tes great land, you can see the situation. there is west antarctica and there are the dmrashi the gras . the temperatures remain very much as they have been. i have been looking tell japanese station, an elevation of 3,800 meters. the temperature is minus 64 degrees celsius as w