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Keeps them going, braving the elements to collect environmental data, even working with nasa. and theyre seeing the bright side. >> we gave up what we thought was our normal life to come here. as it turns out this is more normal than the life back home. >> reporter: and until nature decides otherwise, these hostile but beautiful surroundings will continue to be hilda and sunivas home for the foreseeable future. and you know what i will say is the last time i spoke to the two women, they were in ...

Onto the cloud, high teens and sunshine in the south. 24 or 25 celsius. the peak of the heat will be on wednesday, especially in the south, chance of some thunderstorms developing in the south on thursday. it is cool and windy on friday.

>> reporter: john fleck is author of "water is for fighting." >> theres less water in the system now than there was 20 and 30 years ago. >> reporter: what is happening in the west, a new study says, is not just a drought. its a mega-drought. its a pretty dramatic term "megadrought." >> if you go back in time 500 years or so, there were these phenomenal droughts in terms of both severity and in terms of length. >> reporter: park williams is lead scientist on research that used tree ring evidence ...

She was the love of my life. katie and i had a very special bond. always. i called the police, something was wrong. >> something was. days passed. then months. no leads, no clues, no progress. >> im not going to put up with this. weve got to get going. >> enter the a team, a band of tough guy private eyes. >> this guy got something to hide. >> there had been a brief

She was the love of my life. katie and i had a very special bond. always. i called the police, something was wrong. >> something was. days passed. then months. no leads, no clues, no progress. >> im not going to put up with this. weve got to get going. >> enter the a team, a band of tough guy private eyes. >> this guy got something to hide. >> there had been a brief encounter with a stranger.

Today, a recipient of the medal of honor, and i would like you to hear his story. he was a young man who on his worst day performed at his very best, and because of ronald surer, there are men who are alive today who are home tonight in fact with their families. ron surer was born in alaska to parents stationed there in the air force. he joined the army, became a green beret special forces medic, and was deployed to afghanistan where on april 6th of 08 he entered into a fire fight, under fire fr...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines teachers‘ unions in england will hold talks with the governments top scientific advisers today — demanding assurances that it will be safe to open primary schools to more children next month.

That has been hampered by the saudi—led coalition blockade. and now american aid officials decided to halt funding, cutting off about $70 million in assistance destined for people in the houthi—controlled northern parts of the country. us aid says the houthis are to blame. there is a risk that aid is not going to go where it is meant to go, in those programmes and keep the aid flowing to the people who need it most. otherwise, the people in yemen who are living in fear of coronavirus and wil...

This is bbc news. the latest headlines: a new test designed to check whether people have ever had coronavirus gets the green light. we are keen to get as many as we can

To resume. and strict social distancing in place. businesses were allowed to open at half capacity. governor powellos allowed camp grounds, reopened today, and summer camps, decision on the 25th. castle rock went viral, after he opened for dine-in seating on mothers day. it was packed. with few customers wearing masks in deif iance of a direct order. it was ordered closed. as of today, the state surpassed 1,000 death, the governor of colorado joins us now. thank you, i will ask you now,