i'm amara walker.e headlines this hour, the world health organization says it will address how it first handled west africa's ebola outbreak but not until the crisis is under control. the associated press reports that a leaked w.h.o. document says the response was botched. the internal moment was a first draft that wasn't fact checked. >>> coalition air strikes in kobani are helping kurdish fighters try to retake the syrian city. at least two strikes hit isis positions on saturday. kurdish and isis fighters reportedly clashed near the turkish border and in an eastern kobani neighborhood. >>> and in hong kong, the streets are reported to be calm for now. but in the mong kok district earlier, police say they were forced to use pepper spray and batons to fight back protesters who refused to stop charging their quarters. >>> let's take you live to vatican city now. these are live pictures. pope francis set to beatify one of his predecessors, pope paul vi. pope francis is set to close the meeting of bishops

i'm amara walker. let's get straight to the top stories.the weather in india and japan this weekend. the latest is slamming into india as a category 3 storm. indian authorities reporting that six people have died. our meteorologist is at the world weather center to give us more on the storm that's slamming into india. derrick. >> ye

i'm amara walker. >>> the world health organization says it will review it's handling of the ebola outbreak in west africa in light of scathing criticism. an internal document leaked to the associated press describes the u.n. agency's response as botched and riddled with incompetence. senior international correspondent nic robertson reports. >> reporter: the world health organization, the w.h.o. is saying that this was an initial internal report that it had not been fact checked yet but the facts look like this, ebola was first announced, discovered on the 22nd of march in guinea. on the 1st of april, doctors without borders said this was unprecedented. the same day, the w.h.o. spokesman said this this was -- the numbers were typical of what they had seen before. it wasn't until the 8th of august that the w.h.o. announced that this was an international disaster. now, i spoke with isabelle nutle, dr. isabelle knuttle, what she told me was that more could have been done. she wished that more had been done. she said more is important. she also said in the early stages they didn't have a diagno

i'm amara walker. let's get straight to the top stories. two typhoons dominated the weather in india and japan this weekend. the latest is slamming into india as a category 3 storm. indian authorities reporting that six people have died. our meteorologist is at the world weather center to give us more on the storm that's slamming into india. derrick. >> yeah, as we speak, in fact. it has already made landfall but this is the scene just before it did and it's kicked up some serious surf across this area. villagers and fishermen bracing from the impact from the storm. winds still sustained at 215 kilometers per hour but i expect that to lessen as the hours go on. the center of the storm has moved on land so it no longer has the moisture source. but this area, the east coast of india, the northern state, that was ground zero for the center of this storm as it made land fall as a strong category 3 equivalent if it was in the atlanta basin. this is the track of the storm. we're expecting it to deteriorate as the next 12 to 24 hours progresses bu