the sea levels keep rising the entire arlin district of the no one gun could be submerged. how long that might take nobody knows. that's an excerpt from documentary series displaced the climate exodus going to carol's produce the segment you just saw and she joins me in the studio going to we just saw the story of one man and his ordeal how are other people on this island being impacted so basically there are 6000 people living in a very small area and you can imagine that everybody is impacted so what we saw that children story is very similar to everybody's story on that small on either end and we saw his neighbor whose house gets flooded every day so that's what's happening to a lot of people there and you know and you know just imagine that the scene watch out evidence rising and at the same time the island a sinking that means you know it's just getting worse basically he mentions that his family has gone where do these people go if they leave the coastal areas not just in the philippines but i guess in anywhere where people are impacted along the coast you know we had

now to the us, where the proposed rule change by the government could mean arline passengers might soonal support animals at home. michelle fleury has more from new york. emotional support animals will no longer be classified as service animals under new rules being put forward by the us department of transportation. what is an emotional support animal, you ask? well, their primary role is to provide their owners with emotional comfort and, unlike, say, a service dog, whose purpose is to aid someone who might be limited by a disability, they don't receive specialised training. the us government wants to crack down on passengers travelling with unconventional pets, like peacocks, possums, even snakes. per the department of transportation's own statement, the new rules are designed to cut down on passengers who want to travel with their pets passing them off as service animals. but pet owners needn't despair entirely. carry—on pets that fit underneath an aeroplane seat will still be allowed on board, as will service animals, if they are accompanied by the appropriate paperwork. we will be