Stay updated with breaking news from Burning Material. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Warum brennt es derzeit weniger als früher, dafür heftiger? Und was hat der Klimawandel damit zu tun? Marco Conedera antwortet.
>> hello, i'm dr. sanjay gupta. few of us can forget what unfolded behind me ten years the shocking spectacle of the world trade center towers crumbling into dust against that new york city skyline and the what disappeared along with it. ten years later, the obvious signs of the dust are gone. yet in some waysit still looms over new york city. it still haunts the over new york city. thousands of responders who became sick after breathing it in. in washington, there is a large fire. >> move it! >> get out! >> the world trade center. >> back, back. >> what's going on? get out of here! ...
shook up. the bachmann campaign pressing on with a new man at the helm. big changes at the top and the questions they're raising about the congresswoman's campaign. >> i'm carol costello. president obama offering up one hint about his highly anticipated jobs plan. his proposal to put americans back to work on this "american morning." all right. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, september 6th. welcome to "american morning." >> what's going on with the weather? >> i know. from earthquakes to hurricanes to wildfires. >> we need some locust. >> all we need is locus and it will com...
worst fire season in history gets worse by the hour. this is the worst of the worst. southeast of austin, 30,000 acres consumed, hundreds of homes destroyed, zero containment. this fire started sunday, barely 48 hours ago, and already governor rick perry calls it as mean a fire as he has ever seen and he's seen a whole lot of wildfires this year. the texas forest service counts 294 consecutive days of wildfires somewhere in the state. you see the numbers here behind me. not coincidentally, it's been a year of historic drought. so far this year, more than 3 1/2 million acres have burn...