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Coming all the way down. lets explore it further. >> as more ice melts, more of the deep holes appear. we gear up to repel ourselves down inside. hurling yourself backward over a 15-foot cliff does take some practice. >> its easy! just let yourself fall down, anderson. >> lean back. >> lean back and feel it. and remember, if you want to brake, pull the rope up towards you. >> lean back. >> what the [ bleep ]. >> youve got to lean back. step up. step up. step up. >> perfect, yes! >> so now you fe...

Orleans saints losing 24-17 to the dallas cowboys and that the leaves the indianapolis colts as the nfls only unbeaten team. with a 14-0 mark theyve got there, those are your fast five headlines. now back to the big story this weekend, it is being called the storm of 2009. and it is still packing a punch today. now its moving over new england. and joining me live from old saybrook connecticut, is ryan hanrahan we checked in last half hour, how are things there now? >> alex, the good news is th...

Reporter, ryan hanrahan. is clean up underway? >> reporter: plow crews have been working all night. in terms of impact this storm relatively low impact, occurring in the middle of the weekend and mainly during the on hours and the snow has let up here quite a bit considering just a few hours ago we had near blizzard conditions across portions of connecticut. in hartford less accumulation, six inches. new haven picked up ten inches. to the northeast across portions of new london county, some town...

This along the connecticut snoreline in some time. areas it further north the storm a nonevent, only 6 inches of snow there. areas further to the west in livefield county on the massachusetts and new york border only picked up a little less than that, only 1 to 3 inches of snow. a localized area here in connecticut but now the snow we had has moved to the north and east. proof dins and boston getting in on the action. here in connecticut people will be digging out along the shoreline for a littl...

For people out there who may not be pros at driving in the snow. >> thats correct. speed is a major factor in spin out type crashes. we had upwards of hundred incidents overnight. give yourself plenty of time and plenty of room between vehicles. be prepared for this type of weather. have extra clothes and blankets in your car and shovels to get yourself out of a situation. and call 911 if need be. >> good advice. so far not too bad in your area? >> made it through the night without any serious c...

Camry received 5 star crash safety ratings. but only malibu has onstar. big deal. ill just use my phone. lets say we crashed. whoops, your phones gone. onstar automatic crash response can call to see if youre ok. if you dont answer, they can automatically send help. i think ill ride with you.

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Notice question -- no question the ice is melting. rivers and melt water are digging deep holes into the ice, and some scientists think that could be a bad thing. we climbed into one to see for ourselves. take a look. this is a moulon? >> yes. you can see the water channel coming all the way down. lets explore it further. >> as more ice melts, more moulons appear. we gear up to rappel ourselves down inside. >> hurtling yourself backwards over a 15-foot cliff does take some practice. >> its easy....

And he does this at this incredibly remote research station 300 miles above the arctic circle. heres whats so incredible and to many scientists alarming. since 1990, winter temperatures have increased in the arctic by about eight degrees fahrenheit. rivers and melt water are digging deep holes into the ice, and some scientists think that could be a bad thing. we climbed into one to see for ourselves. tack a look. this is a mulon? >> yes. you can see the channel coming all the way down. lets expl...