Page 1232 - Skiing News Today

High-tech labs on ice. now, back at home, fong says the evidence she and her colleagues gatheringed provides devastating proof of a dying arctic ocean and warnings of ice-free summers due to manmade greek warming the planet. >> as scientists, i think we need to be more outspoken about the crisis that we see in front of us, the environmental crisis and not be shy about more facts. we know that what we have done is caused an increase in temperature and carbon dioxide on earth, and that causes warm...

Crunching the numbers from a yearlong mission to the arctic to gather data on how melting ice at the top of the world will affect the rest of our planet. more from cbs debora patta. >> reporter: the polasterns spent over a year in the arctic trapped in ice on an unprecedented scientific mission. we spoke to dr. alison fong of rhode island before she set sail on board. >> were looking at creating a whole picture of what the arctic is going to do in the coming years. >> reporter: and the picture i...

And when they finished, they took samples of the ice for further study back home. but home looks very different. they left to dry land before anyone had heard of covid, only to return to a global pandemic. >> some people think that perhaps because of this focus on the global pandemic, we also cant address the issues of climate and global warming. but theyre not exclusive. we must take action. >> reporter: that action includes producing clean energy, recycling, repurposing, and assuming less. >> ...

Later in the hour, a look at what your aunts and uncles are really seeing on their facebook pages all ahead on "american voices." first to richard lui standing by with a look at the other big stories were watching this hour at msnbc. richard? good evening to you, alicia. these are the stories were watching. iran supreme leader vowing to retaliate for killing of the nations top nuclear scientist. iranian leaders blame israel for that attack. israel nor the united states has commented. the c...

State. it is the sixth straight day of these protests. at this hour there are more than 7800 new cases in illinois. lets go to msnbcs valerie castro who is on south side of chicago there. valerie, welcome. i know youve been talking to these essential workers. is there any indication that demands are going to be met? >> reporter: alex, so far there has been no response from infinity health care management. that is the company that owns 11 long-term care facilities across the state, including the ...

6,000 deaths is half the total number of deaths across the state. these employees say they want a basic starting wage of $15. they say they also want hazard pay and more ppe. they tell us in some cases they are wearing the same masks for up to a week. they held a rally in federal plaza yesterday in downtown chicago to talk more about their demands. take a listen to what they had to say. >> all were asking for is 15, and he says thats too much, and were not worth it. we just want the same thing a...

Going to make them minimum wage workers. >> reporter: and that is a representative from seiu, the union representing these workers. they also point out infiniti health care management received more than $12 million from the federal c.a.r.e.s. act earlier this year. they say where is that money? they want to know where its gone and why it hasnt gone to compensate them and pay them hazard pay. in about 20 minutes, the chicago teachers union and the chicago federation of labor is expected to be her...

Hello. im carra brown. mores whats happening. the u.s. hit another concerning coronavirus bernnchmark.

Better or the wisdom of me acting where congress has failed, i have one answer, pass a bill. ♪ ♪ ♪

And at some point he winds up slapping this old white man in the face. >> that was the year of the smack. heard all through the neighborhood. when that man smacked sydney and sidney smacked him back, change. >> just the way sidney poitier was changing movies at the time. another one of harrys guests that week, bill cosby, was also changing television. >> he wasnt doing a thing that you had seen black men do before. he was on "i spy" they were both equals. he was playing an undercover agent along...