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And climate change hurting sea levels and your health. new study find as very concerning 74% increase in heat-related deaths caused by climate change between 1980 and 2016. deaths related to extremely cold temperatures have also increased. and speaking of the climate crisis, for the first time ever recorded, rain rather than snow fell at the highest point in greenland roughly 2 miles above sea level. experts say it is evidence that green land's arctic climate is warming quickly. and let's go to kabul now and clarissa ward. she has been reporting on the chaos from outside the airport and no...

>> new information on teens and drugs. more and more kids under 17 are smoking pot and we are hearing where they are getting it from. wait until you hear this. what did the study find, william? >> supply is up. prices are down. penalties are higher. kids smoke more pot than cigarettes and in states that sell medical marijuana 34% of teens are getting pot from those who buy it legally with a prescription. those findings from the national institute of health. >> we know that most of the

Love me back. that's all i have to say. jon: julie was in utero when that came out. that's why she knows it well. patti ann: julily ban ban, thanks very much very much. jon: a train derailment creates a commuter nightmare for 30,000 people in the northeast. how long is this mess going to last. plus a new study find as troubling link between a common childhood disorder and obesity.

Financial aid. h, and r block says it is working with the irs to fix this problem as quickly as they can. a health alert about breast cancer treatment. a new study finds that radiation increases a woman's risk. a study find that radiation increases a woman's risk of heart problems even with lower doses used today. the risk starts five years after treatment and lasts for decade. expert say this doesn't mean fewer women should have radiation they should be more carefully managed or manage risk factors for heart disease. and with that, here is a look at your weather. late day showers and moun...

breaking class ceilings at work. for now, i'll just say the key is the boss' wife. we begin with the government trying to figure out why three planes at washington's reagan airport came close to crashing right into each other in mid-air. the incident occurred tuesday when air traffic controllers were making adjustments for landinand departing aircraft because of bad weather. athena jones at reagan national for us. so, how close of a call was this? >> good morning, kyra. it was a pretty close call. we're talking about seconds here. one of the airplane as was about half as far away a...