the last 20 years or so. and you can see it now is towering at about 25 feet. and i feel that it is my own little bit ofjungle. this is an australasian species of tree fern, but it survives in sheffield despite some quite cold winters. a0 or 50 years ago it certainly wouldn t have survived the constant cold winters that we have. tell us about your prize species in your garden. well, paul, it s this snowgum, this eucalypt. i grew it from seed in 1987, and planted it in the garden as a very small seedling in 1989. and it s watched the garden develop over all these years. i can tell you re really proud of it. iam, iam. look at the size of it in just 30 years. simon, thank you so much for showing us around your garden. it s been an absolute pleasure. paul, it s been a pleasure for me too, thank you very much indeed.
pitch among democrats. we have a government that works wonderfully for giant oil companies that want to drill everywhere. just not for the rest of us who see climate change bearing down upon us. reporter: seasonal businesses are taking notice. new hampshire has a lot of environmental businesses and impact and the issue probably hits home for people because of the economic impact in new hampshire. reporter: the skiing industry feels the direct effect of weather changes. we have a lot of cold winters and cold weather. we can see the impacts of climate change on our operations, when we are not doing well, it s not just us,
average low. and 31 below is what we re aiming for over the next couple of days. but again, the front extends on toward the south, a quick shot of snow showers possible into jackson and birmingham, but you look at these temperatures and chicago could easily be the coldest afternoon in recorded history and one of the coldest if not the coldest overnight ever observed in the city s history as well for the city of chicago. check on your elderly neighbors, and don t start the car in the garage. that can turn tragic. i grew up in iowa, so those cold winters, is this beyond what is normal. and this from the front of the wall street journal, this is a person here literally frozen in wisconsin. stay warm, midwest. the white house says all options are on the table to deal with the crisis in venezuela. troops could even head to colombia if you believe john bolton s note pad. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers. yeah, uh.for the team.
president trump speaks about his sucks says with the president of the european union. the president promising to hold off on tariffs for imported vehicles while the e.u. will purchase more liquefied gas from the united states. this is deidra bolton to explain it all. this could be a big win-win. if we sell more liquefied natural gas to europe, you have two big american businesses that could gain and maybe even more we know that the secretary of energy, rick perry, is at one of these facilities in maryland. the other big one is in louisiana. what does europe get? less dependency on russia. we ve seen how fickle russia can be. they use energy as a weapon. yes. 2006, 2007, 2014, all of those were horribly cold winters. they turned off the taps in june 2014. people in the ukraine were
it s not just the midwest feeling the freeze. arctic temps are being felt all across the east. it isn t going to get any better anytime soon. bryan llenas reports on ice storm that could bring with it hurricane force winds and a lot of snow. is bitter cold grips much of the nation, winchell advisories blanket areas from texas to canada, causing school closings and forcing people to stay inside. i m cold. what are you doing to keep warm? i ve got gloves on, two layers, long sleeves. it s cold. it s freezing. it s way colder up here than where we are from. the national weather service tweeted arctic air mass will bring below normal temperatures and dangerously cold winchell to the central and eastern u.s. over the next week. in duluth, minnesota, an area known for cold winters, the winchell dipped to 36 degrees