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leader kim jong un. >>> we ask what the collapse of one of antarctica's largest ice shelves will mean for global sea levels. >>> a 5-day truce in yemen seems to be hold are for now, despite reports of houthi shellings in some areas. the ceasefire was proposed by saudi arabia to allow in humanitarian aid. it begin a day after air strikes and very welling by the houthis. in the southern city of tiaz 10 were killed in houthi attacks. in iran they said they will not allow saudi arabia forces to expect a cargo ship bound for yemen. warships are escorting the vessel. the u.n. special envoy in yemen has arrived. he says the only way to end the war is through political dialogue. >> translation: we have two main points we would like to address with regard to the humanitarian crisis. first, the ceasefire must be unconditional. and we must be able to give aid from south to the northers east to the west. we came knowing there was no solution but a political one >>> we are joined live from saudi arabia's capital. hashem ahelbarra - there's talk about a ceasefire that we have been hearing on b
leader kim jong un. >>> we ask what the collapse of one of antarctica's largest ice shelves will mean for global sea levels. >>> a 5-day truce in yemen seems to be hold are for now, despite reports of houthi shellings in some areas. the ceasefire was proposed by saudi arabia to allow in humanitarian aid. it begin a day after air strikes and very welling by the houthis. in the southern city of tiaz 10 were killed in houthi attacks. in iran they said they will not allow saudi...
injured more than 200. >>> one of antarctica's largest ice shelves is in danger of collapse that go would mean a series impact on the rise of global sea levels, new research that scoffed the larson sea ice shelf is melting above and below the surface in one of the fastest warming regions on earth. our environment editor nick clark explains. >> for years there has been intense scientific debate about what is causing the thinning of the ants arctic peninsula's ice shelves, this is one here. it's the larson sea and it covers a huge area, it's the size i've small country and contains vast quantities of fresh water ice scientist have his been unable to determine whether it's warming air temperatures or warming ocean currents that are making it more vulnerable to collapse. it turns out it's both. an international team of researchers studied radar and satellite data from the last 15 years and found that ice is being lost above and below the surface and they are now predicting the shelf could collapse within a century maybe sooner. and with little warning. >> we found it's losing ice and it
injured more than 200. >>> one of antarctica's largest ice shelves is in danger of collapse that go would mean a series impact on the rise of global sea levels, new research that scoffed the larson sea ice shelf is melting above and below the surface in one of the fastest warming regions on earth. our environment editor nick clark explains. >> for years there has been intense scientific debate about what is causing the thinning of the ants arctic peninsula's ice shelves, this is...
News : ALJAZAM : May 19, 2015 9:00pm-10:01pm EDT
production in the antarctica intensifies. >>> the dangers of argentina illegal textile industries - it's been the subject of growing concern after a deadly fire last month at a sweat shop in venezuela. two young boys were killed. daniel schweimler reports that people are calling for an end to the exploitation of child labour and urging the factor industry to stop buying from illegal shops. and sent this report. >> reporter: this is shopping in downtune fashion conscious venezuela. brand names at affordable prices. some pay a high price. these boys 10 and 7 died in a fire at a sweat shop making clothes. >> i can show you houses that look rich. behind the walls are 50 people working. we have denounced six sweat shops just on the block. >> since the fire at the end of april, the foundation that campaigns for better working continues identified hundreds more illegal sweat shops in residential neighbourhoods. >> ordinarily looking doors. hiding numerous nightmares. they employ hundreds of immigrants cramped. olga arrived in 2000 with two small children and spent years working 16-17 hou
production in the antarctica intensifies. >>> the dangers of argentina illegal textile industries - it's been the subject of growing concern after a deadly fire last month at a sweat shop in venezuela. two young boys were killed. daniel schweimler reports that people are calling for an end to the exploitation of child labour and urging the factor industry to stop buying from illegal shops. and sent this report. >> reporter: this is shopping in downtune fashion conscious...
News : ALJAZAM : May 13, 2015 9:00am-10:01am EDT
of the largest ice shelves in antarctica means. >> burundi a senior army official said that the president has been removed. it is a statement immediately dismissed as a joke by the president's media advisor. protestors have been on the streets for more than two weeks challenging his bid to run for a third term. we are going to try to talk to malcolm webb in the burundi capitol. what more can you tell us? >> right now we are with hundreds protesting. a couple of army vehicles and armored vehicles are traveling around with soldiers. the army is seen here as being neutral and bringing back what they say is the rule of competition. >> it looks and sounds a loot like a coupe malcolm and yet the penalty's media advisor said it is oh joke. >> that doesn't match what we see on the ground here. the soldiers came into the city center. they exchanged fire with that those loyal -- protestors haven't been able to get into the city centers since the protest started last month. there are hundreds, possibly thousands in the streets, the president went to meet with other presidents from the regi
of the largest ice shelves in antarctica means. >> burundi a senior army official said that the president has been removed. it is a statement immediately dismissed as a joke by the president's media advisor. protestors have been on the streets for more than two weeks challenging his bid to run for a third term. we are going to try to talk to malcolm webb in the burundi capitol. what more can you tell us? >> right now we are with hundreds protesting. a couple of army vehicles and...
climate forest fires and samples from around the world antarctica primarily, but greenland, as well. you can see all those categorized. they study that versus what we have now. one of the really impressive ones, we have, you can see on volcanos cause a little spike. with the arguments i've heard sometimes, there's the spike. see that brown line in the middle, other things saws these emissions, too human activities, 135 times more than volcanos in a typical year. that argument doesn't hold valid. let's look historically. if you go back almost that million years we've never exceeded 300 parts per million. then you get to the very end our industrial able and watch this graph shoot upwards and that's what we caused. for the first time in march we topped 400 parts per billion and it keeps going up. this causes problems like respiratory problems, shorter lives as well as all the impacts of climate change. >> scary stuff. thanks so much. two men making headlines around the world for flying over dubai on jet packs talked to us about their experience in this morning's first person report. >>
climate forest fires and samples from around the world antarctica primarily, but greenland, as well. you can see all those categorized. they study that versus what we have now. one of the really impressive ones, we have, you can see on volcanos cause a little spike. with the arguments i've heard sometimes, there's the spike. see that brown line in the middle, other things saws these emissions, too human activities, 135 times more than volcanos in a typical year. that argument doesn't hold...