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In a packed Bud Werner Memorial Library Hall in Steamboat Springs on Thursday evening, Jan. 19, internationally known climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe kept the science simple and relatable but the emotional connection elevated. An audible...
Given enough opportunity for a one-on-one conversation, climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe said she has never been stumped in forming a connection between another person’s passions and the importance of climate change. That is because climate...
Steamboat springs, colorado, where i'm attending the weather summit we have every year. a handful of meteorologists from around the country get together with the top scientists and we get up to speed on the latest an greatest. climate changes are high atop the priority list. we've learned a bunch of stuff on that as far as where the computer models, what they're doing with climate change. and you know, all the question marks that are still there. every time we know more, we seem to need to know more, with more questions. let's show you this. no question about this. snow in st. louis. still sno...
They point into the skies. they don't understand why someone would be trying to point these at the cockpit of an airplane. if you fly out of these airports, these are the top five that reported the most incidents, lax, o'hare and chicago. sky harbor out there in phoenix, san jose international as well as the airplane in las vegas. people trying to figure out, why would someone do this? it is a serious security threat. >> it's iddiotic. you want to bring down a plane? >> a lost incidents. >> 2,800, that's ridiculous. >> that's a lot. time for a check of the weather headlines. rob marciano sti...
Earthquakes or hurricanes. what they do have is this incredible landscape. very hilly, very mountainous, and many of these homes have been built clinging to the hillsides. not the first time they suffered from mudslides. this happens to be the most deadly in the country's history. basically, a month's worth of rain fell in a day. that's what happened. it hit not only the rich, but the poor, and they'll keep pulling bodies out, probably for weeks to come, kiran. >> shasta darlington in teresopolis, brazil in morning. and now 12 minutes until the top of the hour. and rob marciano on assignment...