version, you can imagine somebody saying the aliens are coming and we re all at threat and you ve seen that movie. that connection is not happening. you need to vote for people who will put this in front of the president. we have seen a few hopeful signs. he signed a save our seas act in october. there needs to be real understanding especially for young people that it s the top political issue for them. aliens came in or whatever, something big happened, we would all reunite. you have written about the great gulf hurricane of 1900. here we are so many years later and we have an ambassador to
the absolute desolation. we ve been driving in here for 20 miles from the outskirts of the city and there s no one here. imagine someone at a viewing when they ve died and they seem like they re okay because they ve been made up by the undertaker but they re dead, they re gone. that s what it felt like then. joining me is today show co-anchor al roker. his new book storm of the century. the great gulf hurricane of 1900. al roker, an honor to have you on, sir. i have to let you talk about the hurricane of 1900, but i want to talk about climate change tonight. what s going on in a place like d.c. where we always like knowing it was going to be horrendous in july and august but at least predictability hot, humid, 100-degree weather. you can t even predict that any more. start with 1900. we start with 1900. this is still to this day, it is
cruelest victim of katrina, the state of new orleans. there s a big part of this story that you can t pick up on television alone. when you come here you get that part of the story. the other thing you notice is the absolute desolation. we ve been driving in here for 20 miles from the outskirts of the city and there s no one here. imagine someone at a viewing when they ve died and they seem like they re okay because they ve been made up by the undertaker but they re dead, they re gone. that s what it felt like then. joining me is today show co-anchor al roker. his new book storm of the century. the great gulf hurricane of 1900. al roker, an honor to have you on, sir. i have to let you talk about the hurricane of 1900, but i want to talk about climate change tonight. what s going on in a place like d.c. where we always like knowing it was going to be horrendous in july and august but at least predictability hot,