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>> nowadays, there's no rain. >> it's a hunger gripping a u.n.-estimated 45 million people. and this part of africa, the climate crisis is only getting worse. >> the region is projected to be warming at more or less double the global rate of warming. >> reporter: stinnes francois engelbrek is a lead author on climate reports. >> at the current rate, the southern africa region five decades from now will be unrecognizable compared to the region we are living in today. >> reporter: and in a future without aggressive emissions reductions, almost unlivable. where day zero events like when cape town...

>> all the blood is on mr. putin's hands. >> masked in schools, new york, california and oregon, just the latest to drop school mask mandates. we sit down with moms who say they have gotten decisions about how to keep their kids safe. >> dangerous climate reports. why one scientist is describing the 3800 pages as a warning your house is on fire. >> the threat to america's power grid. "60 minutes" exposes the vulnerability of u.s. infrastructure. and an 11 year old new jersey surfer who is raising money one wave at a time. >> in is the cbs evening news this is the "cbs evening news" with norah ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA’s) National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), which calls itself “the Nation's

Into how a small group of coal, oil and meat producing countries are putting the profits of those industries in front of science and in front of the planet. i think what's shocking, or what needs to be seen is how the depths to which countries like australia, saudi arabia and japan will go to try and stop a focus on the phase out of fossil fuels. that's needed and we also need to see that in the glasgow outcome. this has all raised questions about the impact of this lobbying. the countries we've discussed about are trying to alter chapters in the un's respected climate reports. here's someone ...

This. they studied i think 14,000 climate reports. they said very clearly there is no basis on which to doubt the human affect on climate change, and that climate change is occurring. but even if you didn't see those studies, you just have to live a day in america with the sweltering heat, with the wildfires, with the floods. and yet not everybody is on side about this right now, particularly in washington and in congress. we are still fighting this battle about whether this is real as opposed to fighting climate change. >> well, i couldn't agree with you more, and it's good to be with you, al...