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Snap in texas as we saw last year or what you are seeing now where half of alaska is baked. no pun intended. >> greenland's highest peak got rain instead of snow for the first time ever this year. parts of hawaii got snow. so is extreme weather across the globe because of climate change, is this now our new reality? >> yes, absolutely it is. it's just a question of how bad it gets from here. actually happened to be in greenland this summer and it's melting at such tremendous rates they're building a billion dollar sea wall around charleston for example to protect against this ever increasing, ...

Voters wanted us to stay in paris. i majority of republican voters, two-thirds of the american people. >> but that, what is key about that, right, is that that preference wasn't strong enough to override other things in the fate of this issue. >> that's right. but another big change in the last decade, in addition to the technological developments making clean energy and sustainability far more affordable, the climate-related extreme weather events have become far more serious, far more destructive, far more common. >> and evident. >> and evident. yesterday in miami, seven inches of rain in tw...

Common. >> and evident. >> and evident. yesterday in miami, seven inches of rain in two hours. we're seeing these rain bombs now on a regular basis because the water cycle is being disrupted by 90% of the global warming heat going into the oceans and evaporating more moisture, which comes over the land and causes these extreme events. and the ice is melting and raising sea level and the tropical diseases are moving northward and the droughts are deeper, and you know the whole story. so people are feeling this now. and in politics and in social movements, the pattern we were talking about in te...

More common and evident. we're seeing these rain bombs now on a regular basis because the water cycle is being disrupted by 90% of the global warming heat going into the oceans and evaporating much more moisture which comes over the land and causes extreme events and the ice is melting and the droughts are deeper and you know the whole story. so people are feeling this now. and in politics and in social movements, the pattern we were talking about in technology also is sometimes evident there. i'll give officer quick example. you could take the civil rights movement or abolition or women's suf...

I majority of republican voters, two-thirds of the american people. >> but that, what is key about that, right, is that that preference wasn't strong enough to override other things in the fate of this issue. >> that's right. but another big change in the last decade, in addition to the technological developments making clean energy and sustainability far more affordable, the climate-related extreme weather events have become far more serious, far more destructive, far more common. >> and evident. >> and evident. yesterday in miami, seven inches of rain in two hours. we're seeing these rain bo...