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  • Hundreds of thousands of Florida children have not been in a classroom for nearly a year. They've been learning through a screen — or not showing up for classes at all — because of the pandemic.
  • Hurricane Milton continues its approach and will be making landfall this evening or early Thursday morning as a major hurricane with extreme storm surge levels and damaging winds. Projections show Milton’s landfall somewhere between Sarasota and Tampa Bay. The latest projections show storm surge levels between 8-12 feet from Bonita Beach to Boca Grande — and 10-15 feet from Boca Grande to Anna Maria Island, which is on the southern end of Tampa Bay. That means more than 150 miles of coastline experiencing storm surge that could top 8 feet and be as high as 15 feet. We get an update from Tim Miller at the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network. We also check in with the Salvation Army of Collier County to learn about the preparations they're making for after Milton passes through. And we get some tips on staying calm and maintaining peace of mind during these tense times.
  • As climate changes and temperatures rise, Yosemite Valley is a wilderness at risk.
  • The Mueller report is released.
  • Adelie penguin, volcanic Ross Island, South Pole
  • Life in Antarctica-penguin, seals, corals.
  • All over the continent, birds gather by the millions to breed.
  • The Galapagos Islands and filming by D. Plage
  • FRONTLINE investigates Washington's failure to solve the country's debt and deficit proble
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