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Times the average monthly rainfall in one night. courtney bembridge reports. heavy rain doused the flames in some parts of the country, but brought fresh danger to others. storms described as a one—in—100—year event have swept through the north—east state of queensland, causing flash flooding. the water has also washed ash and debris into waterways, with fisheries experts worried thousands of fish may have been killed in new south wales. an estimated one billion animals have died since a...

Less than 20 days into the new year, the news about climate had been devastating. 2019 was the second hottest year on record. the ocean is warming at the rate of five hiroshima bombs dropping every second. we learn the tragedy down under. after an extremely hot dry spring, wildfires have burned now on every state in australia. the area that has burned larger than belgium and denmark put together. more than two dozens people have died as a result of the fires and more than 3,000 homes have been b...

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Government resigns all mass. has president putin pave the way to make russias ruler forever? we dig deep into the criminology. iran less than two weeks ago to be at the brink of war. whats happening in teheran? what then australia on fire. we have seen the heart wrenching pictures these past weeks as down under has been devastated. more than a billion animals are thought to be dead. australias former prime minister explains the politics behind it all. he first, here is my take.

New york, boston or perhaps my hometown. >> it would be january, wouldnt it? >> thats what it says. >> derek, thank you. well, heavy rains are bringing relief to areas in australia devastated by bush fires and a much needed break from hot and dry conditions. firefighters in new south wales have taken the opportunity to strengthen containment lines now. but the rain is also causing problems such as flash floods and power outages. li lynda kincade reports. >> reporter: the intense blazes that ha...

Course, the tragedy down under. after an extremely hot, dry spring, the driest on record, wildfires have burned now in every state in australia. the area that has burned is larger than belgium and denmark put together. more than two dozen people have died as a result of the fires, more than 3,000 homes have been burned. and an australian professor has estimated more than 1 billion animals have died in the fires. yes, billion with a b. and perhaps not surprisingly, there is a political angle here...

Of the downing of a civilian airliner. what is happening in tehran? is this a lull before the next storm? then, australia on fire. weve seen the heart wrenching pictures these past weeks as down under has been devastated. more than a billion animals are thought to be dead. australias former prime minister kevin rudd explains the politics behind it all. but first, heres my take. president trumps phase 1 trade deal with china is largely a win for beijing. just measure the agreement signed this wee...

Giuliani and parnas to be the pit bulls to execute the scheme. >> everybody, thank you so much. trying to hold in a sneeze right now. gene rossi, mia love, and tiffany cross. i really appreciate you all taking the time. australias wildfires have scorched tens of thousands of acres, but some of the most affected have been the nations unique wildlife and scientists worry many species wont be able to sufrmt well have the details on the fight to save them when we come back. so the whole world look...

Military units to search and clear the carcasses from the island. >> its been an extraordinary day. to be honest, its never a good thing to come across deceased wildfire such as koalas and kangaroos. >> reporter: experts say the koala population was particularly devastated here. out of the islands 46,000 koalas, its estimated as few as 9,000 survived. the survivors are injured and stressed, many requiring treatment so rescuers are transporting them in laundry baskets. >> we are probably finding ...

Has been praying for rain. many parts of the eastern regions have received huge amounts. in queensland, parts of that northern state received three times their average monthly rainfall in just one nights. in parts of the gold coast, roots are turned into rivers and people had to navigate flooded streets on boats. rain has fallen in the fire zones here in new south wales and also further south in the state of victoria. 75 bushfires still burn here in new south wales. 25 are uncontained. what we n...