and they re disappearing more often. it seems inconceivable that climate change hasn t had a significant impact on this. whether it can be wholly attributed to that, i don t know it s not my competence. however, it seems absolutely logical to ascribe the increasing disappearance, at least a significant part to climate change. i think that s a safe assumption. now, more of 2021 s extreme weather, starting with disaster in the usa hit by its deadliest december tornado outbreak on record. the worst hit state was kentucky, where the utter devastation is hard to comprehend. 0ne tornado is thought to have stayed on the ground for more than 200 miles, crossing multiple states. meteorologists say climate change could be altering traditional tornado patterns in the usa. it s certainly true that climate change is making it more likely to have intense tornadoes outside
gavin newsom is pushing for more virus spending in hard hit state. the governor on saturday proposed $2.7 billion in emergency funding to combat the recent surge in coronavirus cases. much of the money would increase hours and capacity at testing sites and distribution of at-home tests. eric: we are still waiting on the biden administration to release report on border arrests and deportations for the fiscal year of 2021. this is the first time in a decade that the report has not come out in the calendar year. the administration could be stalling ugly numbers but the roundup of migrant crossings will be released within this month as migrant flow show nos sign of stopping. congresswoman, do you think they are late because they are still counting, so many zeros they
the final days of the evacuations. with just four days before the deadline, and isis bomber hitting one of the main airport gates killing 13 american service members and dozens of afghan civilians. back in the us, hurricane ida slamming into louisiana as a category four storm. it was the second most damaging hurricane in the states history. the remnants also cause massive disruption throughout the northeast. at least 115 dead and more than $65 billion worth of damage. in wisconsin, kyle rittenhouse is charged with first-degree intentional homicide after shooting three people during the civil unrest in kenosha last year. not guilty. reporter: rittenhouse self-defense is eventually acquitted on all charges and just two weeks before christmas a series of tornadoes devastating parts of the midwest causing dozens of deaths and billions of dollars in damage to the hardest hit state, kentucky,
extreme weather, starting with disaster in the usa, hit by its deadliest december tornado outbreak on record. the worst hit state was kentucky, where the utter devastation is hard to comprehend. 0ne tornado is thought to have stayed on the ground for more than 200 miles, crossing multiple states. meteorologists say climate change could be altering traditional tornado patterns in the usa. it’s tornado patterns in the usa. it s certainl tornado patterns in the usa. it s certainly true that climate change is making it more likely to have intense tornadoes outside of the usual season we think of. march through june usual season we think of. march throuthune period, where we get most of the violent tornadoes. because now it s warmer longer and you can have these favourable conditions for tornadoes at different times of the year. august, and ida became different times of the year. august, and ida became one different times of the year. august, and ida became one of different times of
everything in their path. reporter: promising help for a hard hit state. i in continued to do whatever it takes as long as it takes, as long as it takes to support your state, your local leaders and you recover and rebuild. reporter: the state s governor grateful for the help. we ve gone from looking for our dead to starting ho haul away the death and destruction around us. and the steps to start rebuilding have already begun. i hope the people of kentucky know that i care deeply about them, and the president does, too. reporter: in mayfield, biden sees the destruction of a town the state emergency director says, quote, doesn t exist. downtown, residents of a ruined apartment building pick through the remains and worry for friends and neighbors who lost everything. i don t know where we re going. i m sorry, but i ve known these