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The hudson river, manhattan, will be underwater. underwater. we checked tonight and actually its congested, but still a road that in march of two thousand the independent newspaper in a piece explaining that snow falls are now just a thing of the past. and were quoting snow is starting to disappear from our lives. the piece quoted a climate expert claiming it, quote, children just arent going to know what snow is . no idea what snow is . itll be a relic done if the ice age. but of the great infe...

From the volatility of fossil fuel prices in the petrol stakes that empower leaders like putin. we want to see those electric vehicles and technologies that are frankly giving americans and people around the world more freedom. this is a project that would not begin producing oilfor project that would not begin producing oil for many years and project that would not begin producing oilfor many years and in a warming climate is increasingly exactly the kind of thing that we need to be moving away...

As his chief of staff to the civil servant who investigated partygate, sue gray. shes resigned from the civil service but will wait for advice from the appointments watchdog before taking up the role. as for boris johnson, he will have the chance to put his case to the privileges committee in person later this month before they reach their final conclusions. and that was helen catt reporting there. american actor tom sizemore has died aged 61. he was best known for appearances in the films savin...

Hey, steve. whats going on? again, were not gloating. i know you would know the answer. seems like the place is on the way to collapsing. >> yeah, tucker, i was a colleague of don lemon as you say not too long ago. it seems like theres been a real fundamental shift at the network. started only three or four years after i left during the trump era. one of the biggest examples in the trump era that went off the rails, i write about it, an entire chapter, a chapter of the experience of other people...

And really well and honestly, "o hey, ste author of uncovered. >> he joins us tonight. hey,ve. steve . so what whats going on ? gloat and again, were not gloatingowu in any way, but i know that youi would know the answer. whats going on there? it seems like the places likes >>on the way to collapsing. yeah, tucker, i was a colleague sa of don lemon, as you say, noto g too long ago, less than. 10 years ago, and it seems like theres been a real fundamental after i left network. >> i mean, it start...

To ultimately hold one of the killers accountable for murder by legal acrobatics, where you have to essentially establish the theft of a dollar in order to establish the theft of a life. >> there have been over 200 attempts over 100 years to pass federal anti-lynching legislation. until this very day, we have not done so. lynching is not a relic of a bygone era, but literally manifests and metastasizes in new forms of racial terrorism, literally as we speak and as we tweet. >> look what they did...

It's the first time the popular furniture store featured local artists, using Black History Month to celebrate the rich culture within the metro.

Mummies have been used for many things, from paper to medicine, after their original burial by the ancient Egyptians. Discover seven surprising ways mummies have been used over time.

Chinese courts have successfully stepped up efforts in recent years to formulate judicial rules to assist the recovery of the nation's cultural treasures from overseas, an official from the country's top court said on Tuesday.

Chuong (or Bell) Pagoda in the Red River Delta province of Hung Yen bears historical values of the land in northern Vietnam.