on the island of la palma. andalusia could record 44 celsius this afternoon, and in some parts of italy and greece temperatures are forecast to hit a0 celsius. the united states is also experiencing near record highs with extreme heat warnings in place affecting more just under affecting just under 100 million people. here s our environment correspondentjonah fisher. it s very hot! in death valley, california, the warming of our planet has become a tourist attraction. as temperatures rose on sunday way past 50 celsius, people kept coming. the sunday way past 50 celsius, people kept coming- kept coming. the first time i have ever been here, kept coming. the first time i have ever been here, i kept coming. the first time i have ever been here, i thought - kept coming. the first time i have ever been here, i thought it - kept coming. the first time i have | ever been here, i thought it would be really cool to be here for the hottest day on earth. we be really cool to be her
southwest florida woke up to today, you ve seen houses shredded, others carried away by brutal storm surge including cars ending up in bays in some circumstances. steve harrigan by the grace of god rode out of this storm close to the impact his own as anyone else and tonight we find him right across a causeway connecting the barrier islands. you have seen some horrific destruction, what can you tell us about how the search and rescue attempts are unfolding in the dark? they are going on, they have carried out more than 700 rescues and they got started just after 1:00 in the morning. as soon as the wind died down more than 40 miles per hour they were out there risking their lives to try to save people who were trapped, some of those people on rooftops, both by helicopter and on land. talk about destruction, it is remarkable in the daylight hours to go around and see the level of destruction. i m standing in front of a destroyed house in a destroyed neighborhood. it s a sad s
is nothing compared to what southwest florida woke up to today. shreve seeflorida woke un house others carried away by brutal storm . carried away by brutal storm surge surge and debris, including cars ending up in bays. in some circumstances, the destruction is almost unimaginable. circumstance steve harrigan, by the grace of god , rode out the storm as close to the impact zoneow as anyone else. and tonight we find him inrigh placita, which is right acrossci the causeway connecting i the barrier island of bocasl grande. steve , you ve seen some justrii horrific destruction.de what can youstruct telion, whatc how the search and rescue attempts areue unfolding in the dark? there? ar they are going on . they are continuous. h they ve carried ouavt more than seven hundred rescues and they really got started just aftether 1:00 o clock in the morning.as o as soon as the winds die down belomow forty miles per hour, they were out there really risking their lives to try to save
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we ve partnered with cox to communications to learn about the history and literary life of tulsa, oklahoma,. woody guthrie is the most famous for his writing of this land is your land but he was very much more than that. he was born in 1912, and so we re very proud to have his work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised, for those people who were migrant workers from oklahoma, kansas and texas during the dust bowl era who are found themselves in california literally starving. anti-saw this vast difference between those who were the house and the house not and he became their spokesman through the his music. he recorded very key songs of his own very few songs of his own. we have a listing station that features for six of his own song in his own voice. this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island watch all of our events from tulsa saturday at noon eastern on c-sp