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The world needs to act fast or risk having to completely abandon some coastal regions in the future, especially in the u.s., says climate scientist. >> the entire east coast of the u.s., because of changes in the ocean currents, sea level is rising twice as fast on the east coast in the u.s. than globally. >> reporter: what is a dangerous projection for the world is already grim reality here in senegal, where the ocean that has defined the lives in this community for so long is now drifting them into an uncertain future. and, of course, isa, you can see the disaster happening to the structur...

U.s., because of changes in the ocean currents, sea level is rising twice as fast as the east coast in the u.s. than globally. >> reporter: what is a dangerous projection in the world is already grim reality here in senegal, where the ocean that has defined the lives in this immunity for so long, is now drifting them into an uncertain future. and, womp, just to give a sense of the scale, 3,000 people have been displaced from this area alone. that doesn't even account for the people month have taken their boats and tried to flee to places like europe. we are hearing from folks on the ground sai...

Rain will continue to fall today, but skies dry out as we slide into the weekend with a lukewarm Saturday giving way to heavier jackets next week. In fact the latter half of next week it may be cold enough for a dusting or coating of flurries or even some slush. Ah yes, slush season is at hand. That said, no headline-grabbing storms in sight. Nothing like what happened 30 years ago.

Actually ocean currents, tells you what a parcel of gas or oil or anything on the surface of the ocean, where it would flow. and basically it's a northwest to southeast flow, almost parallel to the land. now, we know already in huntington beach that we have this oil deposits. we are seeing them in newport now. that was something new that wasn't there yesterday. the fumes are overwhelming because of all the chemicals they put into this in their post-processing. if you look at the winds, and those who live in southern california and most coastlines, you have your onshore and offshore flow. so it...

Welcome to "the week." this has been an emotional somewhat unrelenting week of news. first we were dealing the ongoing tragedy in afghanistan. that is bringing afghan refugees evacuating to america's shores. meanwhile folks on the gulf coast are evacuating from our shores ahead of hurricane ida. forecasters expect this storm to make landfall tomorrow as either a powerful category 3 or marginal category 4 hurricane. now, the storm already hit cuba. strong winds and ocean currents devastated the western part of that island. meanwhile today president biden took part in a briefing at the white h...