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Heel for him. i wanted to ask you about something you wrote in the days just after sandy. you made a political observation. the monster storms such as sandy, most climate experts say are a sign of things to come as the planet becomes more meteorologically bipolar. these severe weather patterns meet global warming. we know that it was up by about 5 degrees on the surface in the ocean in conjunction with that hurricane. not an open and shut case, of course, for tying global warming to any individual weather event. but overwhelming trends of oceans getting warmer which has a lot of bad consequenc...

And climate experts explain why we may be seeing more intense blizzards but less snowfall. we're going to try to make sense out of all this, and mother nature. a whole lot of things that just don't take sense. >> yeah, it -- >> there's a science behind it. but we're getting more intense snow when it snows. >> exactly. maybe not as frequent, but when it's hitting, it's hitting hard. like we've seen in the last couple of weeks. >> i just summed that up into a nutshell. sorry, i just gave it away. >> don't change the channel. stay with us. also this morning, the woman that claimed someone threw...

Which is why kofi annan was involved. the thought now is this has to be taken care of in a military fashion. perhaps, unfortunately that is something the united states will have to get involved in. >> election year politics preventing action, i think, on that front. for me, kofi stepping down was very telling how bad things have gotten. well, ernesto is now movg across the southern end of the gulf of mexico. downgraded to a tropical storm after crossing the yucatan peninsula. the storm toppled trees, tore apart billboards and knocked out electricity when it blew ashore as a hurricane on mexi...

Used to the rain. it looks like no relief until tuesday of next week. alisyn: some of that water would be a blessing in many areas. the worse drought in a generation now tight inning its grip on the midwest as it spreads throughout the country. let's take a look at this map. it shows the extent of the drought in the united states. look at that. more than half of the country parched by lack of rain. conditions are especially severe as you can see in the midwest. climate experts say near here twegion is suffering from drought and that's up from just more than 50% a week earlier. you can see the ...

This morning on "world news now" -- summer disaster. climate experts are calling this season one for the record books. from the record books to your pocketbook, you will be feeling the heat in more ways than one. it's wednesday, july 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment. we will get to the financial impact of the heat wave in a moment. and then, police pursuits in los angeles are rather common -- except this one. the suspect in except this one, the suspect in the pickup ...