why haven t we seen a gay character? i mean, they exist. get a load of this. my son in law and his pal tinkerbell. excuse me, would you mind? hey steve. hey rod. hi, mr. bunker. they bring their own stories to families all the time. kelsey, are you trying to tell me that steve is? i just wouldn t want my place to become no hangout. i mean there was story material there. oh steve, you re going to want to bust them wide open when i tell you this. i don t know where he get these brain storms, but he thinks you re a, i can t even say it steve. he s right, arch. huh? these shows were changing the way that we think about queerness and otherness. excuse me, i thought this was eddie stokes s room. it is. it is? oh, are you his wife? no. same old eddie, huh? where is he?
parts of northern new zealand including auckland getting hit with more heavy ralph today on top of the severe rain storms and extensive flooding battered the region sense friday leaving at least four people dead. they won t expect it to be more intense the ground already saturated. here s one residence impacted by flooding and landslides a huge crash and that s all. looked out the window and couldn t see anything. hear kids screaming out here, so we re, had a look and yeah, it was hard to comprehend what the heck it was to start with. high alert warnings for more
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monica jolly, thank you for sticking around, ale. two weeks of devastating and relentless rain storms continue to bring misery to millions including roads crumbling right before their eyes. right here! oh, my god! get away! it s not over yet. more than 7 million californians at risk of widespread floodwaters as the new york times reports from the monterey peninsula near san francisco, the santa cruz mountains, lake tahoe, the sierra nevadas, merced county to los angeles county. nbc s dana griffin is in capetola, california, in the middle of it all. dana, how much longer there you wonder can people hang on? tell us what the situation is right now, and what it looks like over the next several days. reporter: yeah. as far as hanging on, chris. people are very fatigued. this is the tenth storm that has hit this region since christmas. the good news is, it s likely
all of this rain, but there also that link between this opposite phenomenonal, the extreme wet conditions and climate change, and how is that paradox possible? yes, the increase in droughts and the increase in extreme precipitation are linked to each other. the basic aspect is warmer air can hold more moisture, and when you come to a strong storm, the circulation is bringing the moisture in, it holds about as much as it can. holds more so there s more available to rain out in the storm s circulation. at the same time, you have to have a balance with the amount of water that s evaporated and with the global energy balance. so if you re raining more intensely in some spots, you re going to have longer between rain storms in other spots and in other times. and that when you talk about