bill weir, good to have you there.vel safe. >>> well, we've been talking about this sort of crazy winter we've been having in the u.s. as jim noted in some areas, much warmer than usual. then you have southern california, which is expected to get hit again today with a whole lot of snow. this latest winter hit with these back to back storms, parts of the golden state as you know at this point already buried under more than 6 feet of snow. that storm system is now moving across the southwest and it's increasing the threat of severe weather east of the mississippi. >> it's hard to keep track, hotter in some places, colder in other places where you don't expect it. cnn's stephanie elam is joining us live from san bernardino, california, not a place i normally associate with parkas. tell us what you're seeing there and icy roads, et cetera. what are the effects of all of this? >> reporter: i'm trying to use up al the verbs we have, it's blanketed, it's snowing intensely. that's an adverb, i know. you can barely see the top

you >> bill weir, thank you very much.o that i don't feel existential dread. >> [laughter] >> because he knows that i don't know how he does his job with all that -- check out this map, okay? this shows the top 100 places around the world that are most vulnerable to the climate crisis. and there is a lot of them and a lot of places that we all want to go. so, let's bring in our panel. is there a bucket list place that you all have that you are aware of climate change that you want to go too soon before disappears? erica? >> yeah, i think the country that my parents are from -- my parents are from nepal. it's right there on those red spots. it has some of the most spectacular tracking in the world. you've got himalayas himalayas -- to go to these places is becoming more and more dangerous, with ice just falling on people, and the length of the season that you can even try to summit at everest is getting shorter and shorter. so, you are seeing literally traffic jams on everest of people trying to get to the top. and then, mo

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our chief climate correspondent bill weir.a ice hit record lows for the second time in two years. you were greeted by the penguins? >> i hasn't been this giddy since show-and-tell in fifth grade. it was mind blowing. i can't even tell you. you know how much i adore alaska and greenland and iceland. this place is all of those on steroids as one pro says, it makes alaska suddenly taste like lite beer. it's so extreme. of you have the mountains, glaciers, surrounded by whales. we are doing a big special coming up. i couldn't wait to share. here is my first impressions waking up at the frozen world few people ever get to see. >> reporter: some days are more fun to get out of bed than others. kind of like the morning when you wake up in antarctica. look at this. we made it to the bottom of the world. this is so gorgeous. first steps on my seventh continent, welcome to antarctica. here is the welcoming party. fo hi, guys! a little colony of gen 2 penguins greeting us as we arrive. i realize that sort of wonder turns to worry when yo

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bill weir joins us. i don't know, surprising and shocking as it is. >> the blob, the 5,000-mile blob. >> what is this? >> did you know that in the middle of the atlantic is the sargasss sea? this species is contained by these currents that keep it in place as it breaks down and then sinks. this chunk got away and is now sort of hitting the yucatan peninsula, the mayan riviera. some islands say we need like 15,000 dump trucks a day to move this stuff. when it starts rotting, it creates a sulfate gas which is be stinky and bad for your health. it's good in the ocean, great for fish and for ecosystems. it's great at pulling down carbon, but hitting the beaches can be devastating to the tourism community down there. it's been growing. we don't know if it's the result of warmer waters and nutrient pollution, which drives a lot of red tides and toxic algae blooms around florida. all yourfort fertalizers and hurricanes mix them up and you see these toxic blooms. it could be a similar trend with this stuff. it c

. >> yeah, bill weir, appreciate it. thank you! >> you bet! >> that's it for us tonight, jake tapper's one-on-one interview with bill weir starts now. >> and this era of tribal politics, bill maher doesn't care if you're a democrat or republican. >> to those, it's not always pretty 50. >> it has given him a insight and political contended and bookies would die. for this into thousand 15. >> all those people who say donald trump could not go all the way, i don't think they are. right >> to this, just a few years later! >> i don't think he is leaving. even if he loses the election in 2020. >> tonight, bill maher look ahead to 2024 and trump's odds and now! >> do you think he's going to get the nomination and do you think he can beat joe biden? >> and marred as a pullback about president or the democrats either. >> democrats sometimes can take it too far. >> he gives us this unfiltered take. >> how do you define -- or of a weed? i think that's fair to say? >> i don't think it's very. bear >> from realtime the primetime, this is a cnn one-on-one s

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let's bring in cnn's chief climate correspondent bill weir. porter: well, this is a natural occurring phenomenon. there's actually a sar gaso sea in the middle of the atlantic but normally it's surrounded by ocean currents, a gyre that keeps it in place as it deco decomposes. this one has broken off and has doubled in size in a month. and scientists think maybe it has to do with warmer waters due to climate change, nutrient pollution, phosphorus, nitrogen. we've seen that sort of trigger the red tide and the toxic algae blooms around florida as well. it's hitting the yucatan peninsula now, the beaches there. it probably wouldn't hit florida until july or so. >> and what can be done to prevent this from hitting the beaches? >> i was talking to some experts actually up in maine who work with seaweed as a carbon capture tool and they say there are plenty of guys with, you know, trawler rigs, two boats pulling a net, that could get in front of it, sort of corral it, and then they would chop it up and sink it in deep ocean, which actually would be a

cnn's chief climate correspondent bill weir traveled there, and now he's back. bill?i tell you, i've been all over the place, but this is by far the wildest place i've ever seen with my two eyes. and few places foamy both with us much wonder and worry as antarctica these days. we happened to set sail just as it was announced that the southern part of our globe had reached the lowest amount of sea ice for the second straight year in a row. that doesn't mean anything to us living up here in the rest of the world, down there, it means the penguins and the seals and the whales are already being forced to adapt to a changing world. we want to -- want to assure the first time surrounding by these penguin colonies. the funding them further south than ever before as the peninsula warms up. the nests were delayed by a couple months due to freak snowstorms. the littlest chicks we saw, beside couples building those nests, that generation probably won't survive the winter. then, as the sea ice goes away, that's the bottom of the food chain. that's where creole hangs out. the litt

now bill weir joins me now for more on this., bill we are clearly not talking about just some littleme bad weather. >> exactly, it is one thing to see thunderheads in the distance and bump into them, it is another thing when the skies are clear and suddenly the plane drops hundreds of feet and turns objects into projectiles and lifted out of your seat violently. >> what does climate change have to do with this? >> it has a lot to do with the jet stream. this air at the top when i was a boy, it was pretty consistent to hold the cold air north and the warm air south. now we are seeing these wobbles that are bringing these heat domes, or cold snaps to texas. and you feel that at 35,000 feet. >> i mean, we see the videos of the really bad versions of this, but how common is it? >> the last 14 years or so, less than 150, about ten a year. but you have to imagine that it could be much more without eastern seatbelt, or warnings going in. but it is going up. they studied the north atlantic, the most traffic air corridors, there and severe stuff is up 15%. >> so it is happening more and more

. >> bill weir, appreciate it. thank you. >>> that's it for us tonight. jake tapper's one of one interview with bill mahr starts now. ♪ >>> in this era of tribal politics, comedian bill mahr doesn't care if you're a democrat or a republican. >> truth isn't always 50/50. >> welcome -- >> his decades at the cross odes of politics and comedy given him an insight political consultants and bookies would die for this in 2015. >> donald trump could not go all the way, i i don't think they're right. >> this a few years later. >> i don't think he's leaving, even if he loses the election in 2020. >> tonight bill looks ahead to 2024 and trump's odds now. >> you think he'll get the nomination and do you think he can beat joe biden? >> mahr doesn't hold back about president biden or the democrats either. >> democrats sometimes can take it too far. >> he gives us his unfiltered take. >> how do you define -- >> on cancel culture, religion and one of his favorite hobbies. >> so you're a connoisseur of weed, i think that's fair to say. >> i think that's very fair. >> realt

now bill weir joins me for more on this.re not talking about some little bumps from some bad weather. >> exactly. it is one thing to see thunder heads in the distance and bump into them. it is another thing when the skies are clear and turn objects into projectiles or lift you out of your seat violently. >> what does climate change have to do with this? >> it has a lot to do with the jet stream. when i was a boy, it was pretty consistent to hold the warm air north and south. now we're seeing wobbles or cold snaps to texas. you feel that at 35,000 feet. >> i mean, we see the videos of the really bad versions of this, but how common is it? >> less than 150, about 10 a year. but you got to imagine it could be much more without stern seat belt warnings going in. it's going up. they studied the north atlantic. over the last 40 years, severe stuff is up 50%. >> so it is happening more and more often. knowing all of this, what does the future look like? >> it applies to all walks of life. climate change means we need to buckle up,

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expand your team with a fiber freelancer bill weir and antarctica and this is cnn. i've always been obsessed with women , and i've often wondered. fine fine growing up in poland. when hitler came to power and was sent to a concentration camp. would i still be checking out women in the camp? i think i won't off limits is not a permanent address. it's just a marker that keeps getting moved . you couldn't say pregnant on tv when we see a ball was pregnant on i love lucy. it keeps changing. so anyone who says well, it's off limits. well, enjoy the next 10 minutes. that's about as long as that's gonna last. the thing today. i think right now you can't make fun of think it's too sensitive at this moment, transgendered people. see. can't do it. can't make fun of him. it's too sensitive. in fact, you can't even call them chicks with anymore. no. no you have to call the men who talked too much. there's been so many dirty jokes so you can't do some cliche joke that everybody's heard before. some cliche, big pussy joke. you better do something fresh and new that nobody has eve

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bill weir joins us now. good morning. biggest take away from the ipcc report?hese reports have evolved over 40 years, this is the sixth in 40 years and is unequivocally stark. we are committing suicide by fossil fuels and the amount of effort and speed it will take to head off the worst disasters is stunning. especially compared to the action today when you have got the willow project approved by the united states, china approving 80 plus new coal projects. the actions of the leaders of humanity doesn't match the warning. >> no nation, right. >> right. >> what are some things that could be done? >> this is the blue ribbon science, thousands of studies from around the world. what could make the biggest difference the quickest. the big three are get renewable fast, solar and wind prices are coming way down. the seener off coal-fired power plants the better. stop cutting down forests. we are beginning to realize how important natural eco stnls to drawing down washen and helping biodiversity. and then help developing countries avoid deforestation and take care of t

bill weir, thank you. >>> top of a new hour on cnn newsroom. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm bianna going lodryga. we heard from the white house and pentagon concerning the russian downing of a u.s. drone. >> new video shows when a pair of russian fighter jets approached the drone and brought it down. let's bring in oren liebermann and jeremy diamond. let's start with what the pentagon is saying about this new video. >> reporter: the video itself is pretty incredible. a close look at what happened early tuesday morning over the black sea. there are essentially two pieces to it. in the first one, a russian fighter jet makes a pass at a u.s. mq-9 reaper drone, dumping jet fuel. you see the drone itself is still operating. the propeller spinning, in the second clip of the video or the later part of the video, you see a russian fighter jet make another pass. you see the same dumping of jet fuel and this is where the russian jet collides with the u.s. drone, damaging its propeller and forcing it down. it's critical because this is what backs up the u.s

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i'm bill weir and antarctica and this is cnn. okay. live television. love it.did the feds pass on prosecuting donald trump for the stormy daniels case? early in the show. i had michael cohen's lawyer, lanny davis on he said that elie honig my prior guest was inaccurate in reporting in his book that the feds had passed on prosecuting trump for the alleged hush money scheme. here's the exchange. we had. here's what the southern district of new york federal prosecutor said donald trump instructed michael cohen to pay illegal hush money to influence an election. and that is what michael cohen to jail. so that's my district about okay, but the southern district passed, right . i mean, they said that this was trivial, according to elie honig book and he broke it. they passed on taking the case that alvin bragg is gonna now prosecute. elie honig is inaccurate. he's making that up. all right back with me now to reply live cnn senior legal analyst elie honig. i'm giving you a 62nd rebuttal. what do you want to say? three points. first of all, of course, the southern dis

experience fuller, healthier hair at rebel, a hair dot com bill weir and antarctica and this is cnn. closed captioning brought to you by meso book .com. we proudly help veterans with mesothelioma. call for a free book 1 808 220400 or go to meso book .com. the us and ukraine are reacting to vladimir putin's plan to station tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. in an interview on state television , putin said moscow will maintain control of the weapons and the plan would not violate any non proliferation agreements . so what does putin hope to accomplish? is this a move to shift attention from russia's setbacks in ukraine? cnn senior international correspondent matthew chance joins us now live from moscow. so what is putin up to? and what does this mean for belarus? well i think you referred to one of the reasons right there, victor. i mean, certainly, vladimir putin seems to very frequently mentioned russia's nuclear arsenal in a threatening way, perhaps as a way of not just warning the international community but also signaling to his own domestic public that even though things aren't

i'm bill weir and antarctica. and this is cnn. closed captioning brought to you by meso book .com.e proudly help veterans with mesothelioma. call for a free book 1 808 220400 or go to meso book .com. we'll have much more on the tragedy of nashville as the story develops. right now we want to bring you the latest in a possible criminal indictment of the former president. late this afternoon, we learned the name of the witness who met with manhattan grand jury. if someone who knew the former president very well, you know, senior justice correspondent evan perez joins us now. so talk about the witness and why they're relevant. well, anderson, the witnesses, david pecker. he was he is the former chairman of american media, the parent company of national enquirer, and he was key as part of this effort to keep stormy daniels and story from becoming public back in 2016, and the days before the 2016 election. he allegedly brokered the payment $130,000 hush money, big money payment to stormy daniels. to try to make sure her story didn't come out and according to his version and version, fro

. $9 bill weir and antarctica and this is cnn. michigan appeals court ruling that the parents of the oxford high school shooter must stand trial. jennifer and james crumbly son, ethan killed four students at his school in 2021, holding his parents partly responsible would be a precedent setting case. the pair is facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter. their son pleaded guilty in october and could be facing life in prison without the chance of parole. i'm back with my panel. juliet your thoughts like this case, you know, obviously, it's troublesome. in the sense are you opening up a pandora's box? any of us who are parents? you know your kids at some stage to take responsibility for their actions, so i just want to put this in perspective. this is a unique case, because these are uniquely horrible parents and, uh and if you just look at it that way, then then it starts to make sense. they they give him first of all they give him the gun. i mean, you know, let's just start there. they know his mental state. he's essentially

dot com i'm bill weir and antarctica. and this is cnn. moments ago, a big meeting between neighbors president biden and the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, shaking hands as the two leaders hold talks in ottawa and agreement on immigration takes center stage as illegal crossings at the u. s. canada border have been surging in recent months. our chief white house correspondent phil mattingly, joins us now live from ottawa, with the latest details fill what they get done. i think this agreement that you're talking about which was clinched by u. s and canadian officials in advance of the president's arrival will be announced later today just goes to the idea that this is a critical meeting from a bilateral perspective, i think sometimes relationship with canada is taken for granted by us officials. u. s lawmakers as well. there was certainly an inherent warmth within the relationship one the president has made very clear he feels over the course of his time in office, and before and yet there are very real issues between the two coun

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