Passengers cheat death after Modern Coast bus catches fire
The driver of the bus applied emergency brakes to avoid hitting two salon cars that had collided before its tyres caught fire.
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The driver of the bus applied emergency brakes to avoid hitting two salon cars that had collided before its tyres caught fire.
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Todd: is climate change saving lives? a new op-ed is taking a different approach to global warming arguing cold temperatures are more dangerous. the author of that op-ed, hoover institution visiting fellow joins me live to explain. that title sure to throw the green new dealers into a to z. how did you reach that conclusion? >> it is not my conclusion. it is a study that shows heat kills but cold kills too, cold kills a lot more, globally we estimate 67,000 people die of heat but 4.5 million people die each year from cold. they have looked at the temperature increase of the last 20 years and s...
Barack obama so maybe he has a wife who bans french fries too. >> next up if you want to save the planet you may have to slow down. climate activists are pushing for more speed limits for drivers because slow driving creates more emissions. do you buy this? >> this is the dumbest thing in the world. they're going to decimate tourism because they go to the audubon to speed and cheat death. it's like buying a hot dog outside of times square. to find out if you can pull through. if they were serious about cutting emissions they would make every u-haul fleeing a democratic state electric. if gavin...
From my third-floor hotel balcony I could reach out almost to touch the mountain. It seems such a good neighbour. When I walk out by the Li River, the mountain follows me, shadowing my footsteps. I watch the river-boats working their ways across the current towards night-moorings, the fisherman homeward-bound with his cormorants. Poetry by John Allison