i want to bring in now jennifer frances, senior scientist at the wood well climate research center.i'm scared, quite honestly. good evening, to you. i've been wondering, though, recently, have we gone past the point of return? because this u.n. report is a wake-up call. it's happening as severe-weather events sweep across the globe. the dixie fire, in california, forcing thousands of people to evacuate. and in europe, the second-largest island in greece burning. homes and buildings are being destroyed and it's not just wildfires. it's floods. it's heat waves. it's droughts, like the one that's dried up like hermia in iran. i mean, are people beginning to realize that the climate crisis isn't something down the road, in the future? that it's right now, the future is now? >> well, i sure hope so, don, because i think all the evidence that you just listed, just from 2021, um, is certainly getting people's attention. and, i think, people are starting to realize that, you know, this isn't the -- the climate system that they grew up with. um, things are changing, so fast, and this report

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jennifer catron. i am on a plane that we just came over from france. >> hm-hm. >> catron: i have nine medical emergenciesi had to handle on this plane from france over to here. >>mmm-hm. >> catron: we are waiting for the c.d.c. because we have possible coronavirus cases on board. >> catron: i have people passing out. >> alfonsi: three more hours passed before the doors finally opened. who are the first people to board the plane? >> catron: there were two or three different girls. they said that they were from the c.d.c. they were dressed in plastic-- they're like, "okay, well, we need these three people that had tested positive in marseilles." so they get those three people off. and she goes, "okay, now i need the people that have fevers and coughs." and the steward looks at them. she goes, "honey, they're all sick." >> alfonsi: the three positive passengers were taken to a hotel. everybody else went to a cargo building, where they were checked by the c.d.c. for fever, and filled out a short questionnaire. nobody was given a covid test. and some passengers told us, they saw people with symptoms get throu

both britain and france have already sent special forces to assist their citizens and allies. fox news jenniferriffin has more now from the pentagon. the u. s military does not have permission to leave the airport in kabul and carry out rescue operations even though british, french and german paratroopers are doing so. but one brave american unit did rescue 169 americans. stuck just outside the airport at a taliban checkpoint. we've also learned that a marine from the 24th marine expeditionary group lifted this afghan baby to safety, delivering the child to medical personnel. the baby was reunited with his father. new details are also emerging about this evacuation flight from sunday. 823 afghans, not 640 were squeezed onto this rescue flight due to the quick thinking of airman first class nicholas baron, the load mass. and lieutenant colonel eric cote, who flew the plane, they said there was no time to worry about seatbelts. we saw what needed to be done to deliver hope and freedom. we knew the capability of our aircraft and what we need to do do it safely and effectively with all the crew mem

britain and france as we have reported, have already sent special forces to assist their citizens and allies in afghanistan. national security correspondent jenniferrt of the story from the pentagon. >> u.s. military does not have permission to leaf the airport in kabul and carry out rescue operations even though british, french and german paratroopers are doing so. one brave american unit did rescue 169 americans stuck just outside the airport at a taliban check point. we have also learned that a marine from the 24th marine expeditionary group lifted this afghan baby to safety delivering the child to medical personnel. the baby was reunited with his father. new details are also emerging about this evacuation flight from sunday. 823 afghans not 640 were squeezed on to this rescue flight due to the quick thinking of airmen first class nicholas barron the load master and lieutenant colonel who flew the plane. they said there was no time to worry about seat belts. >> we did what needed to be done to deliver hope and freedom. we knew the ability of our aircraft and safely and effectively with all the crew members i had had the upmost they would get it