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Some of those flooding events that we have seen recently. the models don't quite capture how climate change is increasing those sorts of conditions. and so, the models are providing an underestimate of -- of the profound impact that climate change is, already, having on these extreme-weather events. >> and is that why climate scientists are provided that heat and rain records are broken by such large margins? what are we supposed to make of that? >> yeah, i mean, sometimes we become a little too enamored with our models and we think they describe the real world but they don't capture all of th...

Enough to snap trees. the climate crisis will cause more deadly, extreme weather but they are surprised that heat and rain records are being broken by such large margins right now. michael mann is the professor of atmospheric science at penn state university. he also wrote "the new climate war, the fight to take back our planet." professor mann says the climate change models we are using are outdated and in his words underestimate the magnitude of the impact of climate change on tr extreme-weather events. professor mann joins me, now. thank you for being here with us. what's wrong with the cur...

Home that police raided earlier, and police believe the suspect may actually be getting around by bicycle, marcus? >> reporter: david, investigators believe he could be on the same ten-speed bicycle they say was used during the murder. and tonight, they have renewed their call for the public's help, urging anyone who sees pappas not to approach him, but instead to call police. david? >> marcus, thank you. a stunning public apology today from the catholic bishop in harrisburg, pennsylvania. bishop ronald gainer called a news conference to release the names of 71 clergy and seminarians accused...

Steve, thank you. we're going to turn next here to multiple tornadoes already, flood watches tonight and that front then moving toward d.c., new york and boston through the day tomorrow. already, spawning several twisters, including this ef-1 in louisiana. 105 miles an hour right there. straight-line winds splintering homes in san jacinto county, texas. and daily rain records broken in austin, college station and san antonio. flooding shutting down lanes during the commute in houston. let's get right to rob marciano, he's live with us along the west side highway here in new york tonight. hey...

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