and from crisis to christmas: how some snow and a few flying elvises are lifting spirits in the bahamas. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. a terrible fire in las vegas has claimed six lives. it happened early this morning when flames broke out in this apartment building. 13 other people were hurt, some critically, including a pregnant woman who jump from the building. >> i don't think there is anything that is more disturbing than to pull up on a three-story building and seeing multiple people hanging out a window with heavy black smoke coming out of that building. >> ninan: fire officials say people were using their stoves to stay warm. tonight, powerful storms on both coasts are threatening millions of americans on the move for the holidays. torrential rain is causing flash flooding in parts of oregon. the biggest threat: landslides, avalanches, and damaging winds. danya bacchus is at l.a.x. >> reporter: from oregon to washington state, record rainfall is pounding the pacific northwest. >> we have floods all over the place. i mean, when do we

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so -- >> reporter: and feeling compelled to help after watching hurricane dorian throttle the bahamas in september on television. >> the water line hit about here. >> reporter: she and a group of volunteers are now working to rebuild some of the worst-hit areas where the situation is still dire. >> we have no electricity. for the most part. in this area. the people are trying to make sure that they have a place just to stay that has no holes in the roof. we've had people come up to us and ask us just for water. >> reporter: on grand bahama islands where the storm first made landfall thousands lost their homes. entire communities swept away. earlier this month the prime minister says 70 people lost their lives and more were still missing. millions of dollars of aid has poured in. but the storm left billions of dollars in damage. >> tremendous amount of work to be done here. we'll be here two years. >> reporter: in long-term destruction -- >> put your foot against it. >> reporter: volunteers must prioritize how to rebuild. >> disasters take very long time to recover from. years. not mon

kerry sanders, nbc news, marsh harbor, the bahamas. >> that is quite a story. we are going to keep covering the recovery efforts down there in the bahamas. thank you, kerry sanders. >>> a reminder that as the decade comes to a close we are wrapping up 2019, we want you to tell us what you think was the biggest story of the last ten years. do it online. nbc news.com/decadestories and what you think. that wraps us up for this hour. my partner for life and dearest friend mr. ali velshi picks up coverage. >> sorry we're not working together. >> today. >> back later this week? >> i'm not. >> next week. you have yourself an amazing christmas. >> thank you. >>> today's monday, december 23rd. day 91 since the impeachment inquiry began. a trove of e-mails call into question president trump's defense. they show officials from the office of management and burgt advising the pentagon to freeze aid to ukraine hours after the phone call with president zelensky, links the aid freeze to trump's request for an investigation into did bidens, still carried out unofficially by the

he came here of the back of great controversy in the bahamas where he was panelized for improving the lie of his ball. he says he didn't cheat, he did it unintentionally. that is not how it has been taken here in australia. when he was stood on the first tee, guess where his first shot went? you are right! it went in a bunker stopper you couldn't make this stuff up. of course that is where he was caught by the cameras last week in the bahamas, on the tee at the first, the gallery shutting out to him, do you need a shovel in your bag as well? he has been treated rather unkindly by some of the spectators, it is all quite come out there at the moment but it is a good start for the internationals, they lead in three, they are tied in one, they are down in one stopping the captain of the international that they want to end the day and front, at the moment they are in front but it isa at the moment they are in front but it is a long way to go. thanks for an hour, straight penalty for wearing that type ofjump on the golf course! day two of the first cricket test in pakistan since 2009 gets u

. >>> in parts of the bahamas, they weren't expecting all that much for christmas this year. not after hurricane dorian which wiped out 13,000 homes and killed at least 70 people. errol barnett found the holiday spirit is stronger than even a category-five storm. >> reporter: as hurricane dorian battered grand bahama island last september, thomas stewart and his partner scrambled to save their family. >> i was like thinking, praying in my head, just save my kids. everything gone. >> reporter: days later they found little to salvage. as with so many bahamians, the damage goes far beyond their possessions. they wake up screaming at night? >> yeah. >> traumatized. they do wake up in the night crying. >> reporter: more than three months after the most powerful hurricane ever recorded here, the water is not safe to drink. 300 people are still listed as missing, and some 30,000 bahamians remain homeless. that's why johnny morris, the founder of bass pro shop, the nonprofit convoy of hope, are importing a four-day holiday fest. >> i just started thinking that what can we do for the

we've had people come up to us and ask us just for water. >> reporter: an great abico and great bahama thousands lost their homes. earlier this month the prime minister said 70 people had lost their lives and more were still missing. millions of dollars of aid has poured in, but the storm left billions of dollars in damage. >> there's a tremendous amount of work to be done here. >> reporter: in long-term destruction volunteers must prioritize how to rebuild. >> disasters take a very long time to recover from. years not months. it's a bit of a misconception. and in places like this school what we need is the man power, the volunteers to come and do the work to work alongside the bohamians and help recover these communities. >> reporter: amidst the devastating loss there are still signs of hope. >> they have very large needs still but they still laugh, still smile, still thank us. >> reporter: communities and volunteers banding together on a long road to recovery. michael holmes, cnn. >>> the opioid epidemic ravaged communities across the u.s. in 2019. next hear what's being done to figh

also on weather world, 2019's biggest storms, from devastation in the bahamas, hit by its most powerful hurricane, to the fire ravaging parts of our world. and climates in crisis as a swedish teenager becomes the face of public protest. how the 2010s became a decade like no other for our climate. cambridge, famous for its university, its scientists, its punting on the river, and now its heat — because of this. this weather station, which onjuly the 25th 2019 of 38.7 degrees celsius. now, in a year when climate change has become increasingly labelled a climate crisis, that may be an unwanted accolade, but nonetheless it's a record that now cambridge holds. but how do you go about verifying a temperature like that, accepting it in a national record? well, philjohnson from the met office was involved in that process on that day. phil, tell me what you did. well, hi, nick. well, first of all we had a good indication that record temperatures would be broken. from there we could actually start monitoring temperatures in real time. however, part of our network is done by volunteers such as a

in the bahamas the government's official death toll from hurricane dorian stands at 70 but in the wake of the massive destruction local officials believe hundreds more may have died on hard-hit great abaco we sent kerrie sanders back to the island, where people there are still struggling >> reporter: almost four months after hurricane dorian flattened and flooded great abaco island life here remains a struggle >> is there water? >> no, there's no water. >> reporter: no water, no power, no sewer every structure on the island still damaged or destroyed >> where did you ride the storm out? >> right inside here >> reporter: matthew taylor hoped to have a roof on his murphytown home by now but on this island 90 miles long, at its widest only four miles wide for about 9,000 survivors who are now here trying to rebuild, needed supplies are scarce. >> my work is on hold because of nails. >> reporter: you don't have nails. >> i'm out of the nails that i need >> reporter: the hardware store like most of this island looks today as it did the day after the hurricane. so here in murphytown you feel

. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, austin >>> in the bahamas, the official death toll from hurricane dorian stands at 70. but in the wake of massive destruction, local officials believe hundreds of more may have died on hard hit great abaco we sent nbc's kerry sanders back to the island where people are still struggling >> reporter: almost four months after hurricane dorian flattened and flooded great abaco island, life here remains a struggle is there water >> no, there is no water. >> reporter: no water, no power, no sewer every structure on the island still damaged or destroyed where did you ride the storm out? >> right inside here. >> reporter: matthew taylor hoped to have a roof on his murphytown home by now, but on this island 90 miles long, at its fattest only four miles wide, for about 9,000 survivors who are now here trying to rebuild, needed supplies are scarce. >> my work is on hold because of nails >> reporter: nails you don't have nails >> i'm out of the nails that i need. >> reporter: the hardware store, like most of this island, looks today as it did the day after the

brandon bair was in the bahamas for the special day. trip the holidays came early again this year thanks to tropic ocean airwaves. the fort lauderdale-based seaplane industry who gave santa a lift to great harbor key -- >> it was nice and smooth all the way. >> reporter: as always, he came with presents for everyone. >> the whole company looks forward to it every year. you can see how happy everybody is, with smiles on their faces. >> easily the best part of being here is the smiles on these children's faces. >> reporter: some of those smiles are a long time coming after nearly 2 dozen students we s storm hit. there was nothing. after that, it went down. >> reporter: her home and most of the island was destroyed. her family relocated to great harbor key. >> there are some people who are still without their children, their parents. i am happy to be able to spend this time with everybody. >> reporter: father don haynes says, there are many families who fled the destruction, and now call the area home, making with your stuff visit from san

. >>> tiger feeling good about his gain in the bahamas. check out his reaction after out driving justin thomas on the 15th hole for 43-year-old. 12 two shots later, he hold out for an eagle. he is sitting at three under but, he finished the 18th with a double bogey and finished even par, he is sick shots behind, leader gary woodland after the opening round. >> bahamas will do that to you. >>> we will be right back. in >>> trend that a bay area local has been named one of forbes 30 under 30 professionals for the food and drink class of 2020. >>> kelsey marie berreth founded dope, which is a cookie dough treat company, one of the things that sets it apart is that the product is egg free. they gained popularity among the locals at pier 39. two years later, doughp was added to the newest ballpark food offerings. >>> thank you for watching, see you at 7. which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance

kerry sanders, nbc news, marsh harbor, the bahamas. >>> the san francisco 49ers are reeling from a sudden tragedy, the violent death of a player's brother yesterday morning. during saturday's game there was an emotional show of support for that player's loss. sarah harmon has details. >> i don't know what to say to you. you guys know what happened last night. >> reporter: coach kyle shanahan and his players filled with emotion after the fatal stabbing of quarterback's younger brother. >> i spent an hour with with him last night. he was distraught, like any of us would have been, distraught. >> reporter: the tragedy shook the entire team. >> known him for eight years. kind of a little brother to me. >> reporter: 22-year-old clayton and his friend, 21-year-old penny were fatally stabbed outside a nashville bar. tonight police are asking for help to identify this man and releasing footage from inside the bar, saying they want to question two men at the center sbooth the man and woman who later joined them. their grandfather, bobby, nfl hall of famer. >> i was not thinking about any stats or

number one, the worst natural disaster to ever hit the bahamas, hurricane dorian. >> please pray for us. please pray for us, pray for us, i'm begging you all. >> we in the midst of a historic tragedy in parts of northern ba hachlas. >> the brutal storm lingered over the bahamas for days continuably battering the islands with heavy rain and strong winds. >> sounds like a jet engine roaring all night long. >> it looked like a war zone, homes flattened, entire neighborhoods swept away. thousands without power or running water. >> the unprecedent the devastation in the bahamas after the storm parked itself on top of the islands for nearly two days, moving just 30 miles in 30 hours. >> the storm weakened, brushing the u.s. east coast as a category 1 hurricane. in all dorian killed at least 70 people, with hundreds still reported missing. >> my poor little wife got hyperthermia and she was standing on top of the kitchen cap nets until they disintegrated. and then i kept with her and she just drowned on me. >> i'm so sorry. >> i -- i know. >> damage from dorian has been estimated at over $3

you know, when something like this happens in the bahamas, nobody had food and nobody had water. what do you have to plan? start cooking and start bringing water and start delivering as quick and as fast as you can. that's what we do. ( applause ) >> stephen: i know everybody out there-- people out there want to help. and i want you to tell them how they can help, other than, of course, buying "whose boat is this boat?" because we-- you generous people out there in the television audience have bought "this boat" to help survivors of disasters over the last year. over $2 million with the help of our friends at simon & schuster has been raise forward disaster relief, half a million of which has gone to "world central kitchen." and i want people to know you have generously raised $180,000 for the hurricane dorian relief through "world central kitchen." thank you for what you're doing. you can do more by buying the book. all profits-- all proceeds, not even profits-- go to help with hurricane dorian. what else can people do? go to world central kitchen.com? >> wck.org, and there you'

reed has been accused of cheating after being penalised at the world challenge in the bahamas last week for an infringement in a bunker. reed insist his actions were not deliberate. at the end of the day, whenever you are out there, if you do something unintentionally that breaks the rule, it is not cheating but at the end of the day it is what it is. i was not intentionally trying to improve line because if i was, it would have been a pretty good line because i was really close. one head coach on his way out, another starts work on wednesday. ian foster has been named as steven hansen's successor to lead new zealand's rugby union team. foster was hansen's assistant for eight years, including during their successful 2015 world cup campaign. foster said, "i feel truly privileged and honoured to be given this opportunity." a quick f1 line before we go, where they'll be sticking with the same tyres for next season. team unanimously voted against changing them after pirelli's new rubber didn't impress them at a post—season test in abu dhabi. the italian company hoped to improve racing wit

improving the lie of his ball by smoothing out the sand behind it with his club in a tournament in the bahamas, which is against the rules. he says he's not a cheat. others disagree. it's not the right word to use. at the end of the day, whenever you're out there, if you do something unintentionally that breaks the rules, it is not considered cheating at the end of the day, that is what it is. if you're intentionally trying to do something then, yes, that would be cheating but i was not intentionally trying to improve the lie or anything like that. if i was, it would have been a pretty good lie and i would mean close. reed will play for the us in this week's presidents cup and has been criticised by players from the opposite team. our golf correspondent, iain carter, says he's going to face some hostile crowds in australia. the video footage is pretty damning, particularly in slow motion. it shows patrick reed addressing the ball at the start of what were two practice swings. his clubhead is immediately behind the fall. he is on a sandy waste, which is slightly different to a bunker. he is ent

. >> tiger woods will be 44 later this month. 50 yards past in the bahamas. wasn't shy about showing it either. 18 years between those lfgoers. >> does he travel? >> yes, every other day. >> not a great night, then claiming the back of the room, how do you like it? and speaking of, last night it popped out, officials did not give hard in the point. the rockets are not playing because houston never would've gone to overtime and lost to san antonio. referees, what say you? >> yeah. it is part of the game. >> two for two. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> news continues in the bay area and check out tomorrow morning, we will get you updates on the approaching storm, traffic, and we will take a captioning sponsored by cbs >> dangerous threat-- north korea suggests it could deliver the u.s. an ominous christmas gift. is kim jong-un ready to launch new missiles?

staying with golf — and patrick reed leads at the half—way stage of the hero world challenge in the bahamas. the former masters champion carded a second successive 66 on thursday — to move to 12—under—par for the tournament. reed leads by three shots from his fellow—american and current us open champion gary woodland. last year's winnerjon rahm is bidding to become the first player to retain the title since tiger woods back in 2007. rahm's in a tie for third place with henrik stenson. they‘ re both 8—under—par. as for woods, the tournament host — he's a further two shots back on 6—under—par, six shots behind the leader reed. woods is trying to win the event for a record—extending sixth time. a little easier today. conditions we re a little easier today. conditions were better. i did not hit the ball as well as i wanted to starting out, i missed a couple of greens and other than the number two i missed every green in the correct spot so i had a few easy tips and tried to make a couple but i got it going on the back nine which is nice. on to snooker — and china's ding

he carried a bahamas bowl record 32 times for 173 yards. buffalo wins its first ever bowl game, 31-9. >>> the division 3 championship game. north central, wisconsin, whitewater. third quarter, ethan greenfield with green grass in front. 38 yards. 138 yards and three touchdowns. the north central cardinals win their first ever aac championship. >>> football and suffering. football and surfing. not usually conflicting career paths. a 49ers star who had his choice of professional sports and why he chose the one he did. >>> over the last three weeks, raheem mostert has emerged as the lead back for kyle shanahan. he sat down to talk football, surfing, and life in general. >> blossoming into a star in front of our ice. >> truly a blessing. i'm getting the opportunity to go out there and make plays and stuff like that. it started out with hard working determination, and grinding it out. and trying to figure out who i wanted to be. >> we know your path. undrafted in 2015. four teams. 2016, two teams. you get here, signed to a practice squad. was th

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. >>> a look at the bahamas now. nearly three months that hurricane ravaged that area. >> people forced from their homes and causing billions of dollars in damage and recovery efforts began immediately but authorities say it will be years before the worst areas are rebuilt. cnn's michael holmes has more. >> reporter: in an area still ravaged by disaster, volunteers clear the homes of those forced to leave everything behind. >> we found a wedding dress and we saw pictures and trophies. we had photo albums, a box of children's toys and to have it just be completely ruined and completely taken out was a difficult day and that is the average house here. that is the average house here. >> reporter: months after the most powerful hurricane to ever strike the bahamas, parts of this island nation remain in ruins. recovery often depends on the kindness of strangers. >> i was actually one of the first volunteers on the ground and it was mixed emotions. very hard to process the amount of devastation that was here. so -- sorry.

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as we go into the weekend expect to see more rain across the bahamas down towards the turks a keiko's but for cuba handle it's quite nice with a temperature of 28 degrees and we are watching developing system here across the southwestern part not states coming in from california those are the clouds right there the system is going to develop quite quickly as it goes from friday and into saturday heavy snow up towards the north heavy rain down here towards the south into parts of texas and by the time we do get to sunday that storm makes its way towards the eastern seaboard temperatures are going to be dropping heavy rain and flooding could be the potential but up towards the north and even into candidate we are going to see some very heavy snow toronto a mix few with a temperature of about 4 and auto minus one. the weather sponsored by cattle runways. in africa's technological at the center of binocular lesson group over to live side by side. in its 1st episode life lapse challenges canyon up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be

mobly was on green turtle kay when hurricane dorian began battler the bahamas. the storm displaced a local medical personnel on green turtle cve, but dr. mobly decided to wait it out. once it was safe, she began providing medical assistance to those injured in the hurricane. even though dr. mobly could have returned to the united states months ago, she's remained in the bahamas to care for the injure and helpwith relief efforts. mr. burchett: herselfless actions are truly remarkable. applaud her for her humanitarian efforts in the bahamas and thank her for being an excellent representative of the knoxville community. i know i speak for many in east tennessee when i say pam is making us all very, very proud, mr. speaker. and with that, i yieldack the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from floda seek recognition? >>r. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gelelady is recognized. >> mr. speaker, tod

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including more than $200,000 in private jets just for the bahamas trip. and more than $18,000 for a european chauffeur. plus there was the 10,000 square foot texas mansion the nra very nearly bought for wayne lapierre and his wife before apparently at the last minute the organization thought better of it. but the nra did decide to spend tens of thousands of their members' dollars flying wayne's wife's hair and makeup artists all around the country and putting them up in luxury hotels. and the reason all of this is not just embarrassing but potentially is real trouble for the nra is that the nra is a non-profit organization and there are rules, there are laws about how a non-profit can spend its members' money. take all of wayne lapierre's spending habits with members' money, add that to evidence that hundreds of thousands of dollars flowed to -- flowed from the nra to its own board members, that's them paying themselves, add in the red flags about the way the nra has diverted money from what's supposed to be its charitable foundation. put it all together

. >> you're going to the bahamas correct? >> yes. first time we've ever done this. i mean since i was a kid, i mean, it's like the coolest place ever. so i'm already stoked about that and on top of that we get to dance, meet more fans, interact with each other. it's going to be a really cool experience. so if you've never been, buy tickets because it's going to be awesome. it's gonna be a great company. >> some of the most beautiful beaches that you will ever see. >> oh, it's beautiful. >> yes, indeed. >> i love talking to you both, but we do have some more movies to talk about. >>> how about michael b. jordan and jamie foxx in one movie? >> i can speak for all of us when i say we're all in. >> this is the most important film i've ever done. >> why jamie and michael both have reasons to celebrate. >>> then we're inside the little women house spilling secrets about their text chain with meryl streep. >> they're on a group job. >>> plus will smith on his ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get throu

may 29th to june 1st, come join us at the atlantis paradise island in the bahamas, the "dancing with the stars" journey to paradise. >> g to dwtsatlantis.com for more information. >> and maybe you guys will find a love connection just like sasha and emma, but if you are hesitant to get back into the dating world, our thurs-date with matthew is back. >> all right, so, you want to get back out onto the dating scene, what can you do right now? >> help me help you. >> first, do the more socialable version of the things you do already. if you like running, go join a running club club. >> ten minute mile, right? >> put yourself in an environment many you could meet more people and even if they're not people you're attracted to, they're just new friends, those friends can invite you to new places and into new circles. and that brings me to point number two. say yes to those invites. >> yes! >> when you say yes to the invite of someone new, you are also saying yes to their network. and their network contains new people you may be attracted to. >> interesting. >> perhaps. >> number three, whe

last night or in sport tiger woods its problems in the bahamas and us here what that's. all are still ahead but 1st a fire in india's capital has killed at least 43 people it tore through one of the oldest markets and burnt down a factory the worst fire in the city in more than 2 decades mohamed reports. the blaze broke out while many were still asleep in an arch monday in the old quarter of delhi and he was suffocated by smoke as they slept. police and firefighters try to save dozens of factory workers but for some it was a ready too late crowds gathered watching as the smoke rose from the multi-story building and connecting sites. some people were sleeping in the factory and they didn't wake up it was a short circuit there was a fire and 2 buildings with a common staircase. people were taken to hospital in any way possible before ambulances arrived at the scene. the factory is close to one of the city's largest markets the narrow streets made it more difficult for emergency services to fight the fire and reach the injured better method to do it all. we have rescued 52

and later in sports tiger woods hits problems in the bahamas santa is here with that still. to come but 1st the united states is widening the investigation into the gun attack at a naval base in florida on friday saudi national mohammed saeed. shot dead 3 students at the aviation school 10 saudi citizens are being questioned about the shooting the u.s. defense secretary says it is too early to call it an act of terrorism. of course we extend our condolences to all the families affected by it and touched by it and our military community downer but no like i can't say it's terrorism at this time i think we need to let the investigators the f.b.i. do its work and tell us get us the facts and we'll move out from there a u.s. president don't trump says saudi arabia is deeply concerned about the attack. but with the king of saudi arabia. they are devastated saudi arabia we're finding out what took place whether it's one person or a number of people. the king will be involved in taking care of family and loved one feels very strongly very very devastated by what happened what the.

[ sirens ] questions and concerns of police handling echoed by other bahamas -- members of the family frank's sister jenny taking to social media, sharing tribute videos of the father of two along with tough criticism of the police "today i lost my brother because of the negligence and stupidity of the police. instead of negotiating with the hostage situation, they just shot everyone. >> our job and our mission that day was to prevent further injuries, further casualties from occurring, and the worst case scenario happened now we have law enforcement personnel, and our communities have going to have to carry this weight for rest of their lives >>> it's all devastating for frank's mother and family who face the first christmas without their son. "he looked forward to christmas. he said, mom, we're all inis te. my life is gone with him." frank will be laid to rest on monday >>> please stay with us. when we come back, a climate crisis the big changes happening at this world-famous waterfall. >>> a solemn memorial at pearl harbor today it is the 78th anniversary of the japanese attack on

windy in the bahamas. i feel bad for them. first quarter, save to anthony nunn. and buffalo wins 31-9. the first-ever bowl win for the bisons. >>> division-3 championship game, north central and wisconsin whitewater. you spent all your christmas money for a d-3 championship. whatever works. ethan greene field, 38 yards. 138 yards, three touchdowns on the day. the north central cardinals win their first-ever ncaa championship. 41-14. >> blowout. >> yeah. and pace yourself. only about 38 bowl games to go. >> oh, okay. >> thank you. and thanks for everything. you can find updates at ktvu.com. >> modern family is next. yes, but it's his kindergarten graduation party today. okay, no messy goodbyes, i'm out of here. ay, papi, i'm going to miss you. can you at least stay for the party that i'm making for joe? mom, mrs. nussbaum is paying me to get her car to delaware by friday at noon. i already lost an hour looking for my driving gloves. you're plowing through the heartlands in an inchworm-green camry with a bumper sticker that says "meat is murder." i hid these gloves

the people in the bahamas that for themselves earlier this year. hurricane dorian caused death and devastation on an unimaginable scale.ng develoountries say that because it is the richest nations that caused climate change, they suld now help. deare open this 25th session. to david:ere in madrid, as the annual u.n. talks on climate change get uerway, one of the loudest demands is from one of the countries most vulnerable to the bigger storms. >> we worry about our livelihos. worry about future generations. we worry about our country. we exist as people. we in the small islands exist . peop we have our families, we have our livelihoods. we face extinction. you can't get away frothat. it is not a nice thought. it is scary. david: all the time, the gases that are heating up th atmosphere are being pumped out and in ever greateruantities, despite all the scientific warnings this should stop. there has been frantic diplomacy on climate change over the pt quarter century, with huge gatherings like this o but the source of the problem remains unchecked.