It is the 18th of the 2nd 2012 and this is today's climate change update. Let's go ahead and get started on soft.net. Saturn's rotation observed to slow down. Instrumental error has been ruled out. A new estimate of how fast Saturn spins has been made using magnetic data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft. But as not the answer scientists were expecting. As a gas giant Saturn's rotation has been historically difficult to measure. It's haze atmospheric features shift with respect to each other and cannot be used as clocked as spin rate of the planet's interior. Now basically they are saying from the last time they tested this from the 1980 Voyager observations. The rotation is 8 minutes longer. So some pretty incredible things for Saturn to start slowing down that much. We got a huge bird kill just hundreds of bird dead birds on i95 and Lorel Maryland. They just dropped from the sky and landed on to the i95 Wednesday bringing the afternoon rush hour traffic to a crawl. And they are still not quite sure what caused this. They are saying it might be flushed they flock together this time of year. They might have hit a semi-truck as the official version. Over to the ice age now. A Dutch prince at Joan Frisco buried alive by avalanche. Or was it in Austria? When they were saying he was under the snow for at least 15 minutes before they pulled him out. Wolf's Beseech, Armenian villages can't find food due to deep snow. There's a bounty offered. Kill a wolf, get 260 bucks. Japanese snow drifts up to 48 feet, 15 meters in height of a six-story building. And they have endured records snowfall since late December on the island of Hokkaido. And that's about all new. They have going on tonight over to the RSOry real quick. Major snowstorm in Lebanon. Saving roads closed, crop damage, that kind of thing. From 600 meters and higher kind of thing. They're in for some severe weather. Extreme weather coming out of the United Arab Emirates. They're seeing high wind. They're telling not to go out sailing. Anytime soon due to the extreme weather. Couldn't have to do with any of the war drums beating or anything. Hale storm at a Zambia, Africa. And they're saying that the Hale was so bad it just beat it down there. Their corn crops completely destroyed in many areas. Volcano activity in Indonesia. Mount Maripai Volcano was gearing up once again. They say there's a new lava dome forming. And definitely honored for that one. We got an volcano eruption in the Salamand Islands. The Tanakula Volcano, which is a small island out in the middle of the Pacific, just off of Australia. They're saying actually it's sitting on top of a two mile high super volcano. And it's erupting once again. They got some satellite photos of that and whatnot. Over to the nuclear stuff tonight. We're just going to do any news. Worker who fell into reactor pool offered counseling. This is the guy fell into the pool in California a couple weeks. First time such an incident recorded in the United States. Ernie Gunnerson was featured on CNN. The NRC, that's nuclear regulatory commission, refuses to speak to network despite weeks of requests showing up in person. They don't have anything to hide today. Japanese newspaper plutonium and strontium detected in a Baraki IBA RAKI Japan. And again, plutonium does not go away. Lawmakers seek free medical care for radiation exposed children outside of the Fukushima Freefecture. There are problems just trying to get medical care for the people inside the 20 km exclusion zone. Update, original mystery black substance was never tested. Much more radioactive than official black dust. Detector shows 95,880 counts per minute. Up to 60,000 counts per minute in beta. And that just goes on and on the insanity. And that's about all you they have going tonight. Of course, if I missed anything please leave your comments or attach your videos below. Enjoy your eye can, everybody. Thanks.