the death toll from the latest series of tornadoes that have ripped through parts of the united states is rising. at least three people have been killed in the states of arkansas and illinois. dozens have been injured and tens of thousands have lost power. the governor of arkansas, sarah huckabee sanders has declared a state of emergency. our reporter shelley phelps has more. oh, my god! ripping away building tops, downing trees and flipping over vehicles, the catastrophic tornado started moving through little rock on friday afternoon. this man told cbs news what he saw. and through our window i saw a transformer back here that kind of blew up. i saw that the lightning strike, it kind of blew up, caught me off guard, went in the bathroom, closed the door, and then all of a sudden, it was just like so much wind everywhere. it felt like kind of like the house was shaking and things were kind of like being thrown against it. and it was just something i never experienced before.
the pope has said he will take part in the mass celebrating palm sunday in the vatican. the 86 year old was discharged from a hospital in rome in the last few hours where he was receiving treatment for bronchitis. smiling and leaning on a cane as he left rome s gemelli hospital, the pontiff greeted well wishers and joked he was still alive. the vatican said he d resumed some work duties while in hospital, baptising a new born baby as well as sharing a dinner with some of the doctors and nurses. earlier i spoke to our correspondentjenny hill who had the latest on the ground. he s now out of hospital. as you say, he appeared very relaxed, smiling as he greeted well wishers outside the hospital, telling reporters that he will participate in that mass right here tomorrow. and, of course, you know, pope francis himself is more than aware that talk of his impending either resignation or demise have been filling the newspapers here, you know, joking with reporters. well, i m still
that s a good question. i should point out the ipcc model, like other models do, the slowdown recurring. what s unique about our study is that it captures the four main sources of that water information very accurately. a lot of previous models had the convection out in the open ocean so this new projection we have has a much more accurate baseline simulation. there are some nice animations on, you can look at the flow field. thank you to professor england for providing us with that. those are our main headlines on bbc news. hello. many of us will have been waiting patiently and crossing ourfingers for some drier weather because march has certainly been a very wet month across much of the uk, particularly for parts of england, where it s been the wettest march since 1981, over a0 years ago.
uplift is estimated to take away about 30% of the source of nutrients for platinum on a multisensory timescale. we don t want to leave future generations without that supply of nutrients supporting marine life at the upper ocean in the marine system. fine marine life at the upper ocean in the marine system. the marine system. one of the effects of the marine system. one of the effects of this the marine system. one of the effects of this is the marine system. one of the effects of this is the the marine system. one of the effects of this is the amount i the marine system. one of the effects of this is the amount of carbon dioxide the oceans absorb. has this already been incorporated into the models because we know they have dealt with the question of the melting of the ice caps? like have dealt with the question of the melting of the ice caps? melting of the ice caps? like most ofthe melting of the ice caps? like most of the models melting of the ice caps? like most of the