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Bui birds-eye view dangerously thin ice, an out of this world experience. here we go. soaking in the majestic mountains. so untouched. so natural. crystal blue lakes. oh my goodness! and breathtaking waterfalls. wow! our larger than life trek revealing the impact of a changing climate. glacier pilot michael clarke. >> it looks like a waterfall, but it's ice falling off the cliffs and smashing. so, you can see it disappearing right in front of our eyes. >> reporter: behind this stunning landscape lie cracks and crevices. the ice melting at a record rate. >> i can tell you i've watched glaciers ...

Delivery group, which speaks for the train companies, says that strikes threat in the industry's long—term sustainability. at the union, aslef, says a pay rise for drivers is well overdue, and it says that still no offer has been made to them. early next week we are expecting that there will be new meetings between there will be new meetings between the rail minister and unions, and rail employers, to try to work out a way forward in this dispute. because without a breakthrough, we could see more strikes for months to come. thank you very much, katy austin. for more information on the strike...

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For some christmas presents. and the customer wanted to captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, ahead of the holiday season, the concerns over inflation, even as pay jumps, and americans shop at a record rate. ( ringing bell ) mixed signals tonight about the u.s. economy. cbs's meg oliver on how americans are responding this holiday season. record early voting in georgia -- cbs's nikole killion is on the trail as raphael warnock brings out the heavy hitter. >> who's going to fight for you? >> reporter: the prince and the president, the future king and president biden's 30-minute mee...

Joining me now is the author of mt. mouse." thank you so much for joining the program, art. >> there are so many books banned at a record rate, and we're in the 21st century. why is this happening in your estimation? >> this particular round has a lot to do with, first of all, the ever-heating up polarization of america. and therefore both sides seem to be involved in yanking books out of people's hands somehow. and i think just like the subject of the book "mouse," i just feel that there's autocracy in the air. there's fights to remove freedoms, not to grant them, with at least 40% of america...