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In our series "climate challenge" the wave of tornados we're seeing makes warning systems all the more urgent. blayne alexander reports on new research to save lives as the traditional path of these storms is changing. >> reporter: in the fields of southern tennessee it's sunny skies now. >> ready, okay. >> reporter: but this team led by an atmospheric scientist is preparing for the storm. essentially the goal was to put yourself right in the path of these storms. >> yes, peril is really trying to get right in the path of these storms. we're trying to get slightly ahead of them. >> reporter: m...

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That we will almost certainly bust through the 1.5 degree boundary that avoids the worst impacts of climate change in the next few years. low carbon technologies, electric vehicles like this, as well as renewable power, will be essential to cut greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels, but we will also need technologies like this plant in iceland that can draw carbon dioxide from the air, the scientists said today. these are at an early stage of development and are still very expensive, they warn. it is another sobering reminder of the huge challenges the world faces if it is to meet the cli...

It is another sobering reminder of the huge challenges the world faces if it is to meet the climate challenge. last night emergency takeover of the troubled bank. and us markets have opened largely flat. credit suisse was bought by rival swiss bank ubs in a deal brokered by the swiss government over the weekend. theo leggett reports. there was some turmoil and turbulence on the market there. things have settled down slightly. but are there still fears of a kind of contagion after this banking scare in switzerland? absolutely.