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I sense there from a lot of experts, robert kennedy, there is inevidencebility about this. >> those are climate experts. those are not people building power plants and if you talk to people building power plants, particularly solar power plants or wind power plants, they will tell you a completely different story. going back to what robert said a minute ago, we have -- the [x yn
Lines the way we manufacture jet aircrafts. they are super safe. that's the future. we got to start doing it. >> on sunday full climate and energy scientists released calling world leaders support development safe and nuclear power systems. renewables like wind and solar will certainly play roles in the future energy economy but those energy forces cannot scale fast enough to deliver cheap and energy power to the scale the economy requires. while -- there is no path to climate stabilization that doesn't include a substantial role for nuclear power. i sense there from a lot of experts, robert k...
Woman and her baby from the raging floodwaters. steven portnoy, abc news. >> wow, take a look at your weather. those showers and storms will move out of the northeast. by this afternoon. humidity will drop. could be stormy in parts of the the desert southwest, dry and pleasant in the midwest. >> could be another 100 degree day in parts of south texas, 60s and 70s in the great lakes and ohio valley. well, climate experts are saying the strange path that steered superstorm sandy into the new jersey shore may be less likely to occur again. scientists are calling it a rare benefit of global warm...
>> reporter: rescuers saved the woman and her baby from the raging floodwaters. steven portnoy, abc news. >> wow, take a look at your weather. those showers and storms will move out of the northeast. by this afternoon. humidity will drop. could be stormy in parts of the the desert southwest, dry and pleasant in the midwest. >> could be another 100 degree day in parts of south texas, 60s and 70s in the great lakes and ohio valley. well, climate experts are saying the strange path that steered superstorm sandy into the new jersey shore may be less likely to occur again. scientists are calling ...
In hot, dry, windy conditions to put them out. burned out shells are all that is left of hundreds of homes once stood. abc's clayton sandel looks at why this is happening so often. >> reporter: out of control fires chewing up the west. in colorado some residents are coming back to the black forest finding 500 homes reduced to ash. >> i can't even tell what the hell anything is. >> reporter: highly destructive fire seasons are becoming the new normal. partly because more people are building homes like this in overgrown forests. scientists say it is made much worse by climate change. climate exp...