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12 January 2021, 9:02 pm EST By It's wine o'clock, time to bid Adieu! Space X has finally put an end to the space journey of 12 bottles of French Bordeaux wine and hundreds of fragments of grapevines roaming around the space for an entire year. The International Space Station has brought back these winery goods last Tuesday back to Earth after an Out-of-This world Aging process. (Photo : https://twitter.com/WineLandSA/status/1338378189500985346) "Space company @SpaceCu will bring back scientific payloads of vines & wines from the Int. @Space_Station . After 10 &14 months, 320 vines and 1...

Why it is inevitable in many parts of the world like california which is frankly built to burn on the other hand i think the sense of fire is a disaster not only fire and living landscapes but what i think of as the burning of lithic landscapes as fossil fuels the whole climate change effect of our combustion practices is combining i mean where we're remaking we're remaking the planet by night. i miss a it's slightly tongue in cheek but i do think we are creating a kind of fire age or piracy and that will. be comparable to the ice ages of the pledge same we're starting to sort of wind up compa...

Only rain can save us but it doesn't have a big. but it is. the washed crowded hospital corridor and fans working overtime to speak to the emergency here staff overwhelmed with patients suffering from heat exhaustion since saturday almost 80 people have died authorities have implemented a daytime curfew to stem the casualty count. extreme heat is compounded by a shortage of water. off for parts communities lifesaving supplies. you have to be in line early in the morning otherwise you won't get anything often people go away empty handed. scientists say these people are the latest victims of shi...

We're just at the beginning of this in terms of the climate change effect on storms. and we expect these effects to man test themselves more strongly into the coming decades. the signal right now is weak or hard to detect just because we don't have that many years in the record, but as time wears on, i think it's going to become more clear. >> in other words you don't have enough evidence or science to say definitively that it's climate change that's making us see -- look, what looks to us like these rapid-fire strong storms coming from harvey to irma. now this is a category 5. that sounds rea...

A part of or past, and future, and maybe more squeer evere so e to improve our prepare d nts. we have to reduce our green house gas emissions so the climate change effect might be lower some what. >> jason, thank you very much. >> you bet. now we have to resolve a cliff-hanger we left you on yesterday. we checked in with guests who were in the throes of irma. at the last time we shaw this woman her hotel room was being battered around. she was trapped with friends in her hotel in st. martin, and took this video of the storm outside. lauren joins us now by phone. she made it through the storm...