major anthony barnes. general secretary of the salvation army southern california division.akes the news. but is has been thrust into the international spotlight — after president—elect donald trump ramped up his rhetoric around taking control of the territory. he first raised the idea of buying greenland during his first term in 2019. but this time, he hasn't ruled out using economic, or even military pressure, to seize the land, which has been under danish rule for more than 300 years. in light of his father's renewed interest, donald trump jr made a brief visit to the nation's capital nuuk this past week. located between the united states and russia, the world's largest island holds significant strategic value, and valuable natural resources. several european countries, including denmark, have warned against trump's plans saying that the autonomous danish territory is not for sale. our special correspondent fergal keane travelled to greenland and filed this report. it is one of the world's last wild frontiers. glimpsed in the short winter sunlight, we're travelling into a

the general secretary of the salvation army's southern california division, major anthony barnes. thank you, major, for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> as we noted a moment ago, the new york times has a new piece out this morning about how climate change is supercharging disasters like these fires we're seeing out in los angeles. the report reads, in part, this way as los angeles burned for days on end, horrifying the nation. scientists made an announcement on friday that could help explain the deadly conflagration. 2024 was the hottest year in recorded history, with temperatures rising around the globe and the oceans unusually warm. scientists are warning that the world has entered a dangerous new era of chaotic floods, storms and fires made worse by human caused climate change. the firestorms ravaging the country's second largest city are just the latest spasm of extreme weather that is growing more furious, as well as more unpredictable. joining us now coauthor of that piece, david jealous. he is a reporter on the new york. reporter on the new york ti