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The devastating impact of climate change on human health, quality of life and even the u.s. economy. this report says some of the effects we'll see if nothing is done clued wildfire scenes burning up to six times more forest area annually by 2050. more tick borne diseases like zika and dengue. this was a federally mandated study released earlier than planned the day after thanksgiving and its findings run counter to the president's message that climb change is a hoax. just this week he once again confused climate and weather patterns tweeting brutal and extended cold blast could shatter all re...

The midwest is predicted to have the largest increase in extreme temperature. according to the report, it will see an additional 2,000 premature deaths per year by the year 2090. oh, and the cost. that's going to be a big one, as well. the cost of climate change, according to the report, could range runs of billions of dollars annually. by mid century, it says it is very likely that the architect will be nearly free of sea ice in late summer. we should point out this was a congressionally mandated report released by the trump administration the day after the thanksgiving holiday when people we...

Quoting, brutal and extended cold blast could shatter all records. whatever happened to global warming? that illustrate trump's continuous skepticism when it comes to climate change and directly contradict the findings in this government report. the tweet also illustrates the president's lack of understanding on the issue. as we know, climate change is best zircexemplified by the consistent rise in temperatures year after year, not extreme weather over a one-day period. renee marsh, cnn, washington. >> the scientists behind the study didn't just look at climate shifts over one day or year ethe...

Wrote, a cold blast could shatter records. whatever happened to global warming. this report is so dire. let's look at the facts that these sign tichcientists, wildf coburn six times more. increase of diseases like zika and dengue. higher temperatures by the end of the century. could it for the president to address climate change or will that fall to congress? >> it will fall to congress. the president has seen scary statistics before. he's had the entire world telling him do this differently and yet he still backed out of the paris climate accord. there's not enough cohesiveness on capitol hil...

Brutal and extended cold blast shattered all records. whatever happened to global warming. it is best exemplified by the consistent rise in temperatures year after year, not looking at extreme weather over a one-day period or even a month. the tweet is clearly off base as it relates to the issue of climate change. >> thank you. and we'll be right back. welcome to the place where people go to learn about