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Taking out areas, those vineyards serving as fuel for a lot of those fires. one thing that is so eerie is looking at what mother nature takes and what she leaves behind. next to this home that was destroyed you see a home thats largely still intact here that wasnt burned. yet we continue to see firefighters in and around this area looking for hot spots. you can see above the hill there, theres a fire department team, our crew was actually here reporting and we noticed one of the homes up there w...

Patients who were experiencing financial burdens that were unfathomable to me. and maybe i helped them with their pain or maybe i was able to help them walk again or go back to a normal life. but then i would find out that some of the patients were under enormous financial strain. i felt helpless. i realized, i need to try to make things different. i was in the air force for almost 21 years, before my active service and reserve time. we did a lot of surgery in afghanistan. largely humanitarian s...

Piece of legacy. were hoping to create legacy. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn, wilkinson county, georgia. now this weeks impact your world, millions of wild animals are killed or injured every year in the u.s. from human causes. nonprofits around the country like aware wildlife center just outside atlanta, are working to save them every day. >> reporter: aware is a nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation center, like a hospital for injured and orphan wildlife. we are responsible for feeding them...

Other physical therapy to get their strength back. we just try to get them ready for release back into the wild. we had about 1,300 patients in the last year. the most animal that have to come into care can coming from human impact. number one reason, hit by a car. people throw food waste out the window, brings small animals to side of the road and larger animals come and they get hit. >> cats, as much as we love them, they are kind of hurting the wildlife. >> we put out rat poise ton deal with ...

Mail-in voting in the fall. before we go to break, millions of wild animals are injured or killed every year in the united states from human courses. the aware heres "impact your world." >> aware is a nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation center like a hospital for injured and orphaned native wildlife. we are responsible for feeding them, medicating them. they might need swim time or other physical therapy to get their strength back. we just try to get them ready for release back into the wild. we...

1970 across the world and doesnt show signs of slowing down. this really matters, because wildlife needs to be regarded as a barometer for the broader environmental condition of the planet as a whole. we need to bear in mind that nature is the fundamental underpinning for our well—being and for the health of humanity and it also underpins a healthy economy, and lets think about this if we compared it to an economy. if you saw a 68% decline in gdp that would be like wiping the ten biggest econo...

We had about 1,300 patients in the last year. most who come into care are coming in from human impact and the number one reason is being hit by a car. people throw food waste out the window, it brings small animals to the side of the road and then larger animals come and get hit. >> cats as much as we love them are hurting the wildlife. theyre responsible for 5 billion deaths every year. >> we put out rat and mouse poison and that hurts the foxes and we do rescues ourselves. we give the public t...

The effects of climate change in places like florida and wisconsin seem obvious, but apparently, not enough for everyone. im back in manhattan, eating and getting caught up on the root source obvious climate denial. >> this looks great.

Any way, shape, or form comply with cdc guidelines. people were shoulder to shoulder. very few if anything people were wearing a mask. >> did you ever see a man that likes a mask as much as him? he makes a speech. a lot of times he has it hanging down. it gives him a feeling of security. if i were a psychiatrist, right? id say this guys got some big issues. >> reporter: this is just the beginning of what we expect to be a very busy travel schedule. he has trips scheduled as early as next week as...

Available in maternity. nike received criticism from olympic athletes over its maternity policies. i could have used some. >> you need stretchy pants. this next story is christine romanss worst nightmare. two huge snakes falling through a mans kitchen ceiling in australia. the snake catcher who removed them says the two pythons, one measuring nine and a half feet the other just over eight feet were likely fighting for a female during breeding season. classic. he tells cnn. they were the first --...