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It will make its way into the panhandle of florida but that threat exists all the way up into the tennessee valley. as it pushes east, this is pushing warm air places where warm air shouldn't go. could be almost 60 degrees. could be a record setter in manchester, new hampshire, on saturday at 67. charleston could be 77 degrees. on the backside of this we are talking some snow, not huge numbers but portions of, say, wisconsin, into michigan, could be seeing a foot of snow. so a pretty eventful 48 hours. norah, let's go over to you. >> o'donnell: in the east it sounds like golfing weather. >> re...

Fearing catastrophic loss of life if no action is taken. >> scientific community was very clear, we are facing an existential emergency, and our world leaders have the obligation to make radical change, but change rarely takes place from the top down. >> it's happening the day after an estimated 4 million people took to the streets in thousands of cities and towns around the world striking for climate action. those protests are believed to be a record setter for having so many youth protesting at once. in new york, an estimated 6 0,000 people -- 60,000 people marched in lower manhattan student...

Africa whose future remain uncertain due to the climate crisis. we had previously never experienced -- [inaudible]. >> it's happening the day after an estimated 4 million people took to the streets in thousands of cities and towns around the world, striking for climate action. those protests are believed to be a record setter for having so many youth protesting at once. in new york, an estimated 60,000 people marched through lower manhattan, students excused from school with parent's permission. they were led by a 16-year-old activist. >> our house is on fire. it's not just the young people's ...

After mass climate change protests occurred throughout the world. the summit today giving the young people a chance to present their solutions and engage with discussion makers and start here in new york once again on monday, jacqui heinrich in news room with more on what is going on at the un. >> hey, eric, more than 7,000 people ranging from 18 to 29 year's ole applied to attend the summit and chance to showcase solutions for climate change and also push for funding for projects that curve global warming, a day after estimated 4 million people took to the strengths by the thousands in cities...

>> scientific community was very clear, we are facing an existential emergency, and our world leaders have the obligation to make radical change, but change rarely takes place from the top down. >> it's happening the day after an estimated 4 million people took to the streets in thousands of cities and towns around the world striking for climate action. those protests are believed to be a record setter for having so many youth protesting at once. in new york, an estimated 6 0,000 people -- 60,000 people marched in lower manhattan students were excused from school with parents permission. they ...