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The philippines this week leaving dozens of people dead. experts experts agree that warming temperatures are making typhoons, hurricanes and cyclones more intense and destructive. the common thread among these disasters is the human factor. are we taking the proper steps to curb climate change? no. that's the answer. in fact, the world is poised to burn a record amount of coal next year undermining efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions. i want to bring in science educator bill nye. thank you so much for joining us tonight. so, bill, we were seeing the result of human-caused global warming in...

California, is looking to inspire everyone to get rolling in today's human factor. ♪ >> i love skating. i just feel very free to be in my body and to be myself on a skateboard. when i was skating before, it was in the late '90s and early 2000s. i was a fat kid growing up. during the pandemic, i wanted to get back into skating. there was not really information online for fat skateboarders. not only could i not find pads and gears in my size, but i also had difficult with seeing any other folks like me, which felt alienating. we start putting our own videos up and we're hit with fat phobia, co...

You can find more details on how to lend a helping hand at cnn.com/impact. thank you very much for starting your morning with us. >> it's been a tough last couple of days but we appreciate you being with us. "inside politics" sunday is up next. first, we leave you with this week's "human factor." >> lacrosse is something that came to me and spoke really naturally. the summer following my freshman year i was involved in a moped accident that caused me to lose my left leg above the knee. i thought my sports career was over. i thought i would never be able to walk again, let alone run. i had to...

The type of fire conditions we used to experience until the last few years. and i'm not a scientist or a climatologist, i can just tell you what we see out on the front lines, and it is alarming. and you have concerns when you're sending your firefighters out there. you want to protect those communities, but sometimes these fire conditions become quite extreme, such as fire tornadoes or just the absolute fast rapid fire growth. >> incredible. well, all the best to you and all of your colleagues as you endure these extreme situations. really appreciate your time, chief jessie alexander. thanks ...