alex stone has a look at the damage. alex: inside yellowstone national park, rivers are peaking right now, creating incredible scenes like this of homes washing away. while rain on sunday and monday in some areas of the rockies played a role, these scenes are the result of near record high temperatures over the weekend that melted upper elevation snow. the ground was frozen under the snow so the runoff had nowhere to go but down river. the yellowstone river raging. the iconic park popular for summer vacations is closed. all five park entrances are closed until at least midweek. >> we checked out of our hotel this morning and were going to head into yellowstone, so if you have not heard the news yet, he said you are not leaving anytime soon. alex: those who were already in the park are told they should try to get out if they can. that is tough to do with so many roads and bridges wiped out by the raging waters and mudslides. the soil is so brutal, this shed collapsed in the current. in parts of montana people are told it i

alex stone has a look at the damage. ex: inside yellowstone national park, rivers are peaking right now, creating incredible scenes like this of homes washing away. while rain on sunday and monday in some areas of the rockies played a role, these scenes are the result of record high temperatures that melted upper elevation snow. the ground was frozen under that snow so the runoff had nowhere to go but down river. yellowstone river raging. the iconic park popular for summer vacations is closed to anybody entering. alfive park entrances are closed until at least midweek. >> we checked out of our hotel this morning and we are going to head into yellowstone. he said you are not leaving anytime soon. alex: those who are already in the park are being told they should try to get out if they can. that is tough to do with so many roads and bridges wiped out by the raging waters and mudslides. the soil is so brittle, this shed collapsed in the current. in parts of montana, people are being told it is not safe to drink the tap water

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alex has written all this energy points talking points. he wrote this month in "rolling stonee amount of warming in the world on will transform our planet and an unimaginable way. someone like me who is not an energy expert looked at both ofk those and thought what if he's right. it which case o instead of bearg no expense in your attempt to curb climate change should we try and can we? to me asking her first. >> certainly we have to adapt to climate change. people need to realize adaptation is not magic.ok people say we will use fossil fuels to master the climate. it will give you an example. houston almost got wiped out by hurricane ike an l.a. to thousands. we were proposing to build the virtually saying you'll be wiped out without the sometime thisil century.ou compared to the price of houston -- but they can get the money. it's extremely expensive to adapt and certainly have to adapt to what we can avoid that we can avoid with low-cost global warming and if you avoided more cheaply you should do that. >> i've been disappointed by ender's response. putting myself in this p

alex, the real key here is what has been damaged. there is one road into the park here from the north and that road used to run along the side of the yellow stone it's been washed away in multiple places. park officials say that could take months to repair. this northern part of the park could be closed for the rest of the season. now, what happened here is there was a very late dump of heavy snow, and then early warm high temperatures which melted some of that snow. coupled with heavy rainfall and this, the yellowstone river, rose to record all-time highs. three months of water, we reckon, coming down the valley in the space of just three days. i'm standing back from the river bank because this bit here, this was a home for national park workers, and it was washed away, fell into the river and is gone. now, there are still some country groups in the park. the whole park is closed. they've made contact with park officials. apparently, they're not in any immediate danger. we've already seen lots of people brought out of the park to gardner. they were being helicoptered north. the road north is now open. it's possible only open for essential trav

noticed that alex has written on these energy talking points website that's stopping fossil fuels would make make the earth unlivable for billions. andrew wrote this month in rolling stone the amount of warming the world is on track to experiences enormous and will transform our planet in unimaginable ways. well, somebody like me who's not an energy expert. looked at both of those and thought you know, what if they're both, right? in which case instead of sparing no expense in attempt in an attempt to curb climate change. should we try to adapt? and can we and let me go ahead and ask andrew first? well, certainly we have to adapt any climate change. we don't have we don't we don't avoid but people people have to realize adaptation is not magic. okay, people say we will use fossil fuels to master the client, but that is extremely expensive. i'll give you one example the ike -- in houston. so houston almost got wiped out by hurricane ike in the late 2000s. so we've been they've been proposing to build a -- to basically safe. you said she's looking at wiped out without this and at some point this century 30 billion dollars, so cheap compared to the price of houston, but th