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Page 6A East Oregonian NATION/WORLD Wednesday, January 27, 2016 Disappearance of Bolivia’s Doomsday clock stalls, still ‘3 minutes’ until cataclysm No. 2 lake a harbinger PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) — threats to the continued existence UNTAVI, Bolivia (AP) — Overturned Rising tension between Russia of humanity.” ¿shing skiffs lie abandoned on the shores and the U.S., North Korea’s California Gov. Jerry Brown of what was Bolivia’s second-largest lake. recent nuclear test and a lack joined former U.S. Secretary of Beetles dine on bird carcasses under a glaring of aggressive steps to address State George Shultz and former sun in what marshes remain. climate change are putting U.S. Secretary of Defense Lake Poopo was of¿cially declared evapo- the world under grave threat, William Perry for a discussion rated last month. Hundreds, if not thousands, scientists behind a “Doomsday at Stanford University after the of people have lost their livelihoods and gone. Clock” that measures the likeli- unveiling of the clock. High on Bolivia’s semi-arid Andean plains hood of a global cataclysm said Perry raised concerns about at more than 12,000 feet and long subject to Tuesday. rhetoric from Russia about the climatic whims, the shallow saline lake has The Bulletin of the Atomic use of nuclear weapons and said essentially dried up before only to rebound to Scientists announced that the the threat of nuclear disaster twice the area of Los Angeles. minute hand on the metaphorical was greater today than during But recovery may no longer be possible, clock remained at three minutes- the Cold War. Shultz said the scientists say. to-midnight. The clock reÀects U.S. needs to engage Russia “This is a picture of the future of climate how vulnerable the world is AP Photo/Alex Brandon and China. Brown warned about change,” says Dirk Hoffman, a German glaci- to catastrophe from nuclear Sivan Kartha, left, and Sharon Squassoni, both members “tipping points” in the ¿ght ologist who studies how rising temperatures weapons, climate change and of Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, watch as Lawrence against climate change. Krauss, chair of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists unveils the from the burning of fossil fuels has acceler- new technologies, with midnight “And around a tipping point, ated glacial melting in Bolivia. symbolizing apocalypse. ‘Doomsday Clock’ that remains at three minutes to midnight, we may not be able to come back Tuesday at the National Press Club in Washington. As Andean glaciers disappear so do the “Unless we change the way to a stable planet or one we’ll sources of Poopo’s water. But other factors we think, humanity remains in threats, including tension ¿ve minutes-to-midnight to ¿nd very comfortable to live in,” are in play in the demise of Bolivia’s second- serious danger,” said Lawrence between nuclear-armed states three minutes-to-midnight last he said. largest body of water behind Lake Titicaca. Krauss, chair of the bulletin’s India and Pakistan, and uncer- year, the closest to midnight it The Bulletin of the Atomic Drought caused by the recurrent El Nino Board of Sponsors. tainty that the Paris accord will has been since 1983. They cited Scientists was founded in 1945 meteorological phenomenon is considered Krauss said the Iran nuclear lead to concrete action to reduce climate change, modernization by University of Chicago scien- the main driver. Authorities say another agreement and Paris climate greenhouse gas emissions. of nuclear weapons and outsized tists who helped develop the ¿rst factor is the diversion of water from Poopo’s accord were good news. But the The scientists behind the nuclear weapons arsenals as atomic weapons. The clock was tributaries, mostly for mining but also for good news was offset by nuclear bulletin adjusted the clock from “extraordinary and undeniable created two years later. agriculture. Television > Today’s highlights Wednesday Morning Kids News Sports Movies January 27, 2016 STATION 6 AM 6:30 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 (11)KFFX 11 AgDay Friends Eco Co. Paid The Office Paid Mother Paid Law & Order: C.I. Crime Watch Daily KPTV FOX 3 Good Day Oregon at 6 Good Day Oregon Good Day The 700 Club Paid Paid (19)KEPR 2 News News CBS This Morning Meredith Vieira The Price Is Right Young & Restless CBS KOIN 19 KOIN 6 News at 6 a.m. CBS This Morning Let's Make a Deal The Price Is Right Young & Restless (25)KNDU 6 Wake Up Northwest Today Show (N) Today Show II (N) Today Show III (N) Wendy Williams NBC KGW 8 KGW News at Sunrise Today Show (N) Today Show II (N) Today Show III (N) The Dr. Oz Show (42)KVEW 4 Northwest Northwest Good Morning America (N) Kelly and Michael (N) The View Paid Middle ABC KATU 5 KATU News Morning Good Morning America (N) AM Northwest The View Kelly and Michael (N) (31)KTNW Stretch W.L.Yoga Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Nature Cat Thomas D.Tiger D.Tiger Sesame St. Peg + Cat DinoTrain Sit and Fit PBS (59)OPB 13 Yoga/Yoga Wild Kratts Nature Cat C.George D.Tiger D.Tiger Sesame St. Peg + Cat DinoTrain DinoTrain SuperW! Thomas AFTERNOON STATION 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 (11)KFFX 11 Pat. Court Pat. Court Divorce Divorce Judge Mathis The People's Court The People's Court Mike&M. Mike&M. KPTV FOX 3 The Rachael Ray Show Wendy Williams The Real TMZ Live! Judge Judy Judge Judy 5 O'Clock News (19)KEPR 2 NameG. Bold & B. The Talk Let's Make a Deal Dr. Phil Judge Judy Judge Judy News News CBS KOIN 19 News Bold & B. The Talk The Doctors Dr. Phil KOIN 6 News at 4 p.m. News News Willie Robertson from “Duck Dynasty” (25)KNDU 6 TMZ Paid Days of Our Lives Hot Bench Minute Million? Million? Ellen DeGeneres (N) News NBC News NBC KGW 8 KGW New Paid Days of Our Lives FABLife Ellen DeGeneres (N) KGW News KGW News NBC News Arrow (42)KVEW 4 The Chew General Hospital The Doctors The Rachael Ray Show FABLife News News WPIX 5:00 p.m. ABC KATU 5 The Chew General Hospital Meredith Vieira Steve Harvey KATU News @ 4 News News When a new enemy from Diggle’s (David Ramsey) past arrives in Star (31)KTNW Charlie Rose J. Pepin F&Porter C.George Thomas Speaks WordGirl Arthur Odd Squad Wild Kratts Business City, he must learn to trust his brother, Andy (Eugene Byrd) in this new PBS (59)OPB 13 Paint Meals Charlie Rose Nature Cat Bob Build Cat/ Hat Arthur (N) Speaks WordGirl Odd Squad Wild Kratts episode. Elsewhere, Oliver (Stephen Amell) struggles to adapt to a new way of life. EVENING STATION 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 American Idol Modern Modern 2 Broke 2 Broke American Idol The best Chance Pritchard tries FOX News :35 Law:CI A squad :35 Two KFFX KPTV (11) 8:00 p.m. (11) Family "Games Girls "And Girls of the best to see if they to prove to Duval that First at investigates high profile and a Half A new week of competition kicks off with this new episode. Thousands KFFX 11 "My Hero" People Hoarder are cut out for he was a better man Ten cases while focusing on Men Play" Culture" Hollywood. (N) than his son ever knew. the criminals' motives. of hopefuls auditioned for the chance to perform for the judges in this FOX KPTV 6 O'Clock News Family Family Amer. Idol "Hollywood Second Chance "From 10 O'Clock News 11 O'Clock Loves Ray 15th and final season. Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban and Harry Connick 3 Feud Feud Round #1" (N) Darkness, the Sun" (N) News "The Car" Jr. once again serve as judges. 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