w.h.o. that recommended limit for dangerous fine particles in the air. india is home to fourteen of the world s most polluted cities. exposure to air pollution cuts the life expectancy of kids there by two and a half years by increasing their risk of chronic heart and lung disease among other illnesses. delis toxic air hit home for one mother when her young son fell ill i also felt that my son was falling sick a lot with the pollution you know he was getting a lot of these allergic coughs. and they said that there might either be delays that there the problem is really alarming. in china the entire population breathes air that exceeds the w h o s safety standard. toxic air accounted for one point two million deaths in china in two thousand and seventeen. air pollution has dropped in recent years due to government efforts to curb emissions. but this time lapse in
here s a closer look. donning a face mask part of the morning routine for many school kids in delhi where toxic smog and the city for much of the year. some days twenty times about the w.h.o. that recommended limit for dangerous fine particles in the air. india is home to fourteen of the world s most polluted cities exposure to air pollution cuts the life expectancy of kids there by two and a half years by increasing their risk of chronic heart and lung disease among other illnesses. delis toxic air hit home for one mother when her young son fell ill i also says that my son was falling sick a lot with the pollution you know he was getting a lot of these allergic coughs and. i said that i might see that we realize that there the problem is really alarming. in china the entire population breathes air
it just becomes a rainmaker. we are looking at alabama, where this could cause some flooding. it is a major system. you will see this snowfall. any time warm and cold air hit, that is when you start to see these backed down well below freezing. the same as the case on friday of this continues to move. out in front of it, it is warm. if you are in new york city tomorrow, 57 degrees. it is way too warm for this to be snow for us. heather: it is so warm that you could wear shorts and a t-shirt. rick: but bring an umbrella umbrella. meteorologist janice dean that looks back at a wild weather year. wrong in 2018 amid
meteorologist adam klotz in the extreme weather center with are more on the dry conditions out west. a good news-bad news, elevated fire warnings in place have now expired because the winds have died down a little bit, but as far as moisture, any sort of rain across this region to kind of help out the firefighters, this isn t going to happen. so those fires are going to continue to blaze. and it s incredibly dry out there. it s been hot recently, that continues as well. we are seeing the temperatures climb this morning now up to 90 in phoenix, just seeing those numbers climb and climb and climb, 95 in el paso. warmer on the eastern side of the country and anytime warm air and cold air bump together, there are folks in the middle of the country pay attention. a chance of severe weather where that warm air and cold air hit in the mississippi valley, spots you could see severe thunderstorms late into the evening and could run into the overnight hour. possibilities of winds up to 60
controller simply forgot that skywest was sitting on the runway intersection. there were some things that were going on that did get her distracted. 1493 checked in. she looked. the runway end was clear. and it was just a human error. at the ntsb hearings, the air traffic controller, robin washer, testifies that she initially thought it was an act of terrorism. 1493 came over the threshold normally. when the aircraft blew up, i assumed it was a bomb, that the aircraft had a bomb on board, then it blew up. then washer remembers another plane was on the runway. i went to the ground control. and i said see if you re in contact with sky west 569. i went to the supervisor and i told her this is what i believe u.s. air hit. she has a responsibility to ensure its safety from other traffic.