global warming may stop the gulf stream altogether if that happens the europe will simply free. average annual temperatures will drop by 10 to 20 degrees and the continent will become uninhabitable. scientists have solved the mystery of creatures appearing in the amount peninsula it has to do with the unique tectonics of the earth's crust beneath your model and the cranks that appear it's been seen that craters fall near them but the wrong gases play in the process is not yet fully understood. some of the source used to it because new nuclear. dog wasn't. in the main use now would complain and. scientists such trying to understand the role crystal leans solids called clathrate hydrates that are formed in the foam of frost splay in the formation of craters clathrate hydrate is a powerful role or hydrocarbon concentrate. produces it artificially. castrate hydrate storms up to $170.00 times its volume of gas. castrate hydrate decomposition looks like under a microscope this is how it is. it's possible that one day clathrate hydrate will become the main source of rule hydrocarbons t

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movies like the day after to morrow you know which imagines rising sea levels in new york and the gulf stream reversing causing a new ice age all very over the top stuff but a lot of based on 'd real climate science and those have environmental disaster movies also films like snowpiercer or mad max fury road in some ways they're meant as warnings of the worst possible scenario of what could happen if we don't change course so scott what do you think can can these kinds of of books and films actually help people to understand the problem of climate change and perhaps even motivate them to take action. i think motivated to take action is a big big ask for any form of fiction book or film but what i think a lot of these works of fiction can do is maybe change the way we think about climate change the way we relate to nature and there's a really interesting book fun jeff funded me or called annihilation which was also made into a movie i'm and it imagines nature becoming conscious and plants and animals starting to mutate in new ways and it provides us this book and this work provides us with a n

like the day after to morrow you know which imagines rising sea levels flooding new york and the gulf stream reversing causing a new ice age all very over the top stuff but a lot of based on real climate science and those that the environmental disaster movies also films like snowpiercer or mad max fury road in some ways they're meant as warnings of the worst possible scenario of what could happen if we don't change course so scott what do you think can can these kinds of of books and films actually help people to understand the problem of climate change and perhaps even motivate them to take action. you know i think motivating to take action is a big big ask for any form of fiction book war or film but what i think a lot of these works of fiction can do is maybe change the way we think about climate change the way we relate to nature and there's a really interesting book fun jeff funded me or called annihilation which was also made into a movie and it imagines nature becoming conscious and plants and animals starting to mutate in new ways and it provides us this book and this work provides

like the day after to morrow you know which imagines rising sea levels flooding new york and the gulf stream reversing causing a new ice age of very over the top stuff but a lot of it based on real climate science and those have environmental disaster movies also films like snowpiercer or mad max fury road in some ways they're meant as warnings of the worst possible scenario of what could happen if we don't change course so scott what do you think can can these kinds of books and films actually help people to understand the problem of climate change and perhaps even motivate them to take action. you know i think motivating to take action is a big big ask for any form of fiction book war or film but what i think a lot of these works of fiction can do is maybe change the way we think about climate change the way we relate to nature and there's a really interesting book fun jeff funded me or called annihilation which was also made into a movie i'm and it imagines nature becoming conscious and plants and animals starting to mutate in new ways and it provides us this book and this work provides u

like the day after to morrow you know which imagines rising sea levels flooding new york and the gulf stream reversing causing a new ice age all very over the top stuff but a lot of based on real climate science and those type of environmental disaster movies also films like snowpiercer or mad max fury road in some ways they're meant as warnings of the worst possible scenario of what could happen if we don't change course so scott what do you think can can these kinds of books and films actually help people to understand the problem of climate change and perhaps even motivate them to take action. you know i think motivating to take action is a big big ask for any form of fiction book war or film but what i think a lot of these works of fiction can do is maybe change the way we think about climate change the way we relate to nature and there's a really interesting book fun jeff funded me or called annihilation which was also made into a movie and it imagines nature becoming conscious and plants and animals starting to mutate in new ways and it provides us this book and this work provides us w

it depends if the gulf stream can get him home. futures -- red and green on the screen.omberg. good morning. ritika: credit suisse is paying the price for its involvement in the collapse of archegos capital management. the bank will take a 4.7 billion dollar right down and replace two top executives. the investment bank had and chief risk officer are leaving. a series of scandals raised questions about credit suisse risk management. in china the central bank has asked the nation's major lenders to curtail loan growth the rest of the year. a surge in lending raised concern of a bubble rest. -- a bubble risk. new zealand has agreed to open a quarantine free travel corridor with australia. it is a major boost to the countries ailing tourism industry. new zealand prime minister says the so-called travel bubble will open april 19. the pandemic forced two neighbors to close their international borders more than a year ago. the french government has come to the rescue of air france klm. it will give 4.7 million dollars as part of recapitalization plan and raise its stake in the

gulf stream natural gas system has no comment.dollars to help vulnerable children. one company is making millions in operating the facility. but 2 1/2 year nbc news investigation uncovered problems. we'll show you the results, kate snow is here with a preview. good evening, kate. >> good evening, joshua. these are places that are meant to provide care for foster children, kids with mental health or developmental disorders or youth from juvenile justice system. but critics say the children have become commodities. one state senator from oregon is taking on the company and trying to change the system. >> these are not treatment programs, these are facilities to warehouse and manage kids without treatment expertise and goal is make money not make kids healthy. >> reporter: mother of five never thought would spend years taking on a multimillion-dollar company. >> the senate committee on human services will come to order. >> reporter: senator geltser discovered state of oregon had shipped more than 80 kids to facilities out of state. >

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>> the problem here in the north atlantic is we have the atlantic meridional overturning gulf streamrm water, brings it up from the gulf of mexico. it's responsible for redistributing 20% of the heat from the warm tropics to the poles. now this is beginning to slow down. it's a big deal because it is a linchpin in the climate system. near greenland, what we need to run this engine is dense cold, salty water. it sinks, runs that engine. greenland is beginning to melt. and as greenland begins to melt, we're seeing that fresh water flow into the north atlantic. fresh water doesn't sink, as well. the whole conveyor belt is slowing down. it slowed down 15% since 1950. could slow down by 45% by the end of the century. that could tip it, stop the current, and that would throat weather patterns in the north atlantic from the east coast to europe completely off kilter, raise seaeli level rise. this linchpin controls the climate system. that's a big deal. >> so it's troublesome, maybe big trouble, but there's got to be some silver linings. >> for the amazon rain forest, if we can start refores

best known for making abrams battle tanks, virginia nuclear submarines and gulf stream private jets reporteder year growth in sales in each of the major operating divisions. then we willing end on shares of spotify, 85,000 shares of volume, down 7%, after the streaming podcast and music company reported smaller than expected loss on better than expected revenues as monthly active users grew by 24% but if the current quarter forecast that fell below some analyst estimates, that's why the shares are down 8% right now. back to you. >> dom, thanks. >>> joining us is jim paulson, chief investment strategist, if i could sum up your thoughts, jim, the upside surprises keep coming for you, which puts a nice base underneath the market for maybe future advances. anything on the horizon policy-wise, or fed-wise that gives you pause? >> well, ultimately, joe, you know, the policies are going to turn more restrictive, but i still think that is later in the year and maybe even mostly a next year event. the fed and treasury officials are really slow here to back off the juice and i think they're going to c

tomorrow, things calm down just a bit down along this front, we're going to see a lot of gulf moisture come streaming's going to bring more heavy rain on saturated soil we could be looking at some flooding through the area, especially through the central gulf into the lower mississippi river valley we've got a risk for some flooding we'll be watching that over the next 72 hours. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you to create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to drafting dreams and building your future. edward jones. it is time for investing to feel individual. some of our communities are reaching into the low 70s. going through the forecast, a lot more of the same with more sub shine and dry weather e extending into next week. >> we're trying to help you get a little activity in your forecast. >> yeah. >> we all do the lunge and push. the lunge and push the lunge and push everybody, all right. >> like you were lifting the low pressure front up from florida. >> aerobic in the weat

stream of life. the states are from and sits at the mouth of their reagan gulf and the eastern end of the arab peninsula if you look at the arabian peninsula as a whole the are essential to the ancient country and to the east. and to the west yet. it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role it plays in the gulf cooperation council the g.c.c. . but our minds long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1982 and fishing and crude diving were its main sources of income . in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all 90 history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why oman still plays an important regional role today. today on the strain what kind of a crisis in lebanon let me show you what that looks like these are groceries that you could have bought in 2019 for 10000 naira and then 2021 using the same amount of money this is what you were telling this is what economic collapse looks like according to the bank are on about hoth the population in lebanon living in poverty so how are they

still have those flash flood watches and warnings that are bringing all of this moisture streaming in from the gulf for the next 12 to 24 hours. can you see that across the rockies in towards the plain states. and then we have know in the forecast for the northeast, including upstate new york in towards new england where we could get several inches of snow. perhaps a foot or more in the mountains. so, yes, sometimes in april it snows. pete, ainsley, brian, back to you. ainsley: it's that transition period. slowly inching in to spring. janice: yep. brian: puts liner back in our jackets. pete: spring identifies as winter here. ainsley: 7:47 on the east coast. thanks, j.d. she stood by her husband's side after he was blinded while he was serving our country in iraq and became a major voice in the push to reform the va and tiffany smiley is fighting to improve her home state of washington and take on the democrat who has represented them for almost three decades. she is going to join us to tell us all about herself coming up next. ♪ ♪ and you will know our love was meant to be ♪ one fine day ♪ you're g

we had a lot of flood watches and warns louisiana, central gulf coast, those are in some of the streamstry. there are spots falling down to 30 degrees in denver. winter-like weather unfortunately is on the way. day time highs would be typically closer to 60 degrees in those areas. only topping off in the lower 40s, some cases the middle 30s the next couple days. with that, a winter system is sweeping through the area. in higher elevations that will mean snow. when you see the pinks that is heavy snowfall north of denver, up through wyoming off into montana and idaho. heavy snow on the way. spring should be here. still feeling like winter for some folks out there. back out to you guys. jedediah: adam, we appreciate it. the world saying their final good-byes to prince philip as the royal family comes together for the first time since harry and meghan's bombshell interview. what we're maring about their interactions and how kate middleton may have played peacemaker. that is next. bike shop please hold. bike sales are booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you s