that is in southern india. for those of you planning to go to iceland or over to europe, you can get tickets at a price so low, you might be saying wow. that is the name of the airline, by the way. and the airline carrier is adding new routes, connects from ley and san francisco, to iceland, and for $99 one way. wow's european connections include london, paris, berlin and dublin and starting at $199 one way. >> discount thing on an international level. >> let's see if it works. because there is one airline that does super, super discounts but due even get >> and a long flight with no water. >> and we will also begin flying from montreal and toronto and canada in may. >> lots of them. >> we are getting a clear look at some of the nooks and crannies in the dwarf planet. nasa's dawn spacecraft took these images of carrie, that shows one of the youngest craters on the planet. experts believe that the bright rim on that crater could be salt. and then the flat floor may be from impact melt and debris. and dawn is the

we found them in the rural heart land of southern india, in the state of tamal nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking, we can call it as a bonded labor, it all start because they have to pay an amount to get the job. >> sindu used to work for a subcontractor in kuwait. now she advocates on behalf of migrant laborers. over the last eight years she's interviewed hundreds of contract workers in iraq and afghanistan. >> that will make you work anywhere. doesn't matter it's a war zone, doesn't matter if you are going given good food or conditions. men are ready to sacrifice. >> a village of several thousand people,en several hours from the closest airport. locals estimate that 70 to 80% of the men have worked in afghanistan. >> you may get 500 rupees a month. the agents promise you to get $800 a month. i would consider moving there to get a job. >> we went to a tea shop and word spread we were looking for people who had worked on bases. it turned out this man serving tea, had worked in afghanistan, for supreme , working for nato. >> whether they made it to afghanistan or not

a lot of people talking about the whales in southern india about 45 have died. they stranded themselves on the southern indian beach. there are about 80 in all. they have been trying to put them back in the ocean but scientists say they don't know why they are beaching themselves. it is a mystery. coming up the john: new this morning indianapolis police say a suspect in a domestic custody. officers responding to the call found the suspect and handcuffed him. he complained of pain and medic was notified. he was taken to the hospital but died on the way. an autopsy will be performed to learn more. chilling surveillance video of a teen carjacking suspect's final moments after he was shot by a chicago police officer. a federal judge lifted a protective order that barred the video release. the officer said he fired after seeing cedric chapman turn toward officers with a dark object. it was an iphone box. his mother is suing the city and two police officers who chased him. barbara: michigan governor is asking president obama to issue an emergency disaster declaration a

. >> 17,000 kids at a public school in southern india for the event.rganized by a dental insurance company, the company says kids have broken the record for the most amount of people brushing their teeth simultaneously at a single venue. current record, believe it or not, was 13,380 people. and a colgate event in el salvador. now the number to beat 17,000. >> my number to beat is both of you at the same time. >> everybody just go to bed. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> get the latest news any time of day nbcbayarea.com. you can get it through the app. you know you want it. see you next week. >>> today on "access hollywood live" long island medium theresa "boom boom how you doing" caputo is in the house. >> she is here, she looks great and everyone in our office wants a reading from her. >> of course. >>> and on a hunt for beauty secrets from around the world. >> you have to spill these. by the way, she said in an article she's considering plastic surgery but changed her mind. we'll find out about that. >> changed her mind ins

with the project. 9 hungry bears chase after a food delivery truck at a wildlife sanctuary in southern india. the truck was filled with watermelon that the keepers hide in the trees and behind rocks in the 50 acre facility. the rescue , the bears suffered years of severe abuse and neglect as "dancing bears." stealing the show. the adorable pictures of this bride and her service dog are now heres a look at every morning these men ate a tired breakfast and had a tired day. they weren't lumberjacks, they were slumberjacks. then one day jack showed up with a breakfast burrito poweredby jalapeos. it didn't just change theirmorning. it changed everything! turning these tree loggers... into tree lovers. spicy jalapeos, chipotle sauce with grilled bacon, eggs and cheese. the jalapeo bacon breakfast burrito. photos of a service dog and her owner are her owner are stealing the internet's heart. valerie and bella go everywhere together including the alter. the pup stole the show in her pink tutu as she accompanied valerie down the aisle on her wedding day. bella helps valerie with migraines, panic atta

marine experts are trying to figure out why dozens of whales have washed ashore on india's southern coast. the short-finned pilot whales started washing up on beaches monday evening. rescuers took at least 36 of the mammals back to sea. but they appeared to be disoriented and some found their way back to the beach. these are mug shots of a wanted man. but the suspect doesn't like them. wait until you see what he did while he's on the run to make himself from a bigger pier to a ferris wheel --- there are big redevelopment plans for the virginia beach oceanfront. 10 on your side's brandi cummings will give you a look at the proposal --- next. tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the breaking news from the pentagon. iranians have two small right now. senior military officials say up to 10 sailors have been detained by iranian revolutionary guard forces. the country tells the u-s, the crew will be returned quote promptly and safely. the pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small navy craft in the persian gu

india's roads. the bus overturned in southern tamil nadu state as it was heading to a neighboring state. reuters says a preliminary investigation suggests the driver dozed off and lost control. in india, a person is killed in a road accident every four minutes. most deaths are blamed on negligent driving, aging vehicles and poorly maintained roads. >>> in another fatal accident, three people were killed and 35 were injured in a collision outside of bangkok. a truck carrying cattle slammed into the side of a passenger train at a crossing. the force of the impact derailed the train which was carrying about 400 people. the driver of the truck and a passenger died. one of the people on board the train was also killed. police say the truck apparently drove through a barrier at the crossing. >>> children in some of the philippines' poorest communities are getting a taste of a nutritious japanese staple. they are benefiting from a push to ensure young people across the country get off to a healthy start. nhk world's kathleen ocampo reports on efforts to provide filipino youngsters with japanese-

on what's trending well at least forty five of eighty one whales have died on the beach in india and southern state of tamil na du officials rescued and took at least thirty six of the mammals back to see which is some finding their way back to the beach is a kind of a sad picture here of the forty five whales that died thirty seven were adults and these whales are deep water mammals that can dive to depths up to one km or eight we all know the figures the powerball lottery has reached a record high of one point five billion but we probably haven't heard is this billionaire mark cuban has some advice for whoever becomes an instant billionaire in less than twelve hours. first things attorney. don't take the lump sum you don't want to blow it all in one spot if he weren't happy yesterday. you're not going to be happy tomorrow it's money it's not happiness and he says if you were happy yesterday. you're going to be alot happier tomorrow. second he says tell all your friends and relatives know they will ask tell them no anyways those are just a few of the tips from cuban himself to see the full l

across several districts bordering india, people from the southern plains have been demanding better representation under nepal's newest constitution. they say they have long been discriminated against by the nepali state. more than 50 people have died in the protest since august. most of them young men. youth here are acutely aware that they are paying the price of the past leaders of their own leadership. this time they want to hold them accountable. salud is a businessman in the town of janapor. the association he's associated with is a nonpartisan group that has its roots in community development. despite not trusting their political leaders they say they have to rely on them to negotiate. >> this is entirely a political issue, and that's why political parties have to negotiate with the government. that's why we have to help them. but we've been warning them to not lose track. the public sentiment is strong here and this time agreements won't be enough. we expect implementation. >> reporter: observers say it's the youth who are responsible for longevity of the movement. >> most o

india fascinating to me i mean you can -- there's exide -- they have a states of india and where does china go southern tee bet push cool to shove on that, i don't know. but biggest issue on india and they'll tell us about this is actual water this is a plateau. chip controls the water supply of the entire southeast asia. and india. building big things and making rover run dry. you've got india and china 40% of the world's population both water con strand. few don't think war can happen. it's possible. those are flash points, so let's see if we can get to some good news this is what i'll finish up with. i want to walk you through pathways of peace as i see it. there's three that -- i think that we cannot depend on. but they're the ones that i think that we are depending hon now. okay let's start with the kneel isolationist the idea is to walk back. now, john mereshimer talked about how attract of that is but he was also very real about why we should not do that and strategic reasons, they're economic reasons, that's the most vibrant area of the world 50% of the population. 70% of the economic growth. m

., habits can affect the southern waterfront >> that's a good example of a needed east-west connection. there isn't very many of those blue similar investments happening at india based. in your basin is another project going through major development looking at this street connection to cargo way and connection to hunters point boulevard. there transit plans for those streets part of the development agreement. the shipyard itself, a few mini lines hope to connect that to the group increased frequency and that the operation of the 24 line. the new bus rapid transit line comes in from the south of picks up cal tennant goes to part. there's a great map while these east-west connections jiving with these north-south connection such as what were doing. overcoming isolation of that part of town and connected to the rest of san francisco. >> commissioner, i would also offer that one of our water taxis has been granted permission by the not the developer of the shipyard to begin beta testing water taxi service. so your you know they offer live support but do some beta testing on water taxi service between the ports winning side in the hunters point shipyard. i believe

india's opposition to nepal's new constitution. >> reporter: it is early morning here. these buses have travelled long distances from nepal's southern plains region. almost every bus has several containers full of fuel, petrol, diesel and cooking gas that will be sold in the city illegally. >> we have to buy from the black market. can the government stop us? the police are right there in the police station. >> reporter: since september stocks of fuels have been limited. roads have been blocked. only half the required amount of fuel is coming to the country through legal channels. to get petrol from this pump you have to gaent official letter from the district authorities. the black market price for petrol is three times the normal amount. gas is around $80 which is seven times the government price. for those with enough money and the right contacts, the black market provides a way out of the current crisis. we found a person willing to take us to a village near the indian border. that's yr most of the black market fuel is coming through. it takes us 12 hours overnight. our source does not want to show his face. >> translation: we pa

india. it hit a city close to the border with myanmar. yemeni government forces announced a curfew on the southern sydney of aden. it is expected to start at 1700 hours on monday and will last until early tuesday morning. it follows an urgent meeting. the army backed by saudi deled coalition recently captured aden from houthi rebels. the israeli army says a fire. since october there has been an essalation of the al-aqsa mosque compound. armed protesters are continue to go occupy a government building in the u.s. state of oregon. the militia group is demonstrating against an order for two farmers to go back to jail. the farmers, a father and son, were convicted of arson on public land in 2012 and served time, but a court ruled that their sentences were too lenient and they were ordered back to jail. the group says it also wants the federal government to stop interfering with the rights of landowners. americans are rushing to buy guns and ammunition before an expected crack down is announced. president obama says it is too easy for criminals to get a gun and he want to use his presidential power to impose new restr

india and a heartbreaking scene here. more than 80 whales stranded off the country's southern coast. officials here say the whales started washing up on the beaches last night. at least 36 of them were rescued and taken back to sea, several got disoriented and ended up back on that beach. short-finned pilot whales travel in groups and can get confused without a leader. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with >>> i'm eun yang, a lot of you are lighting up the internet with your thoughts on one of the best bowl games this year. it was a high-scoring back and forth battle ending with alabama beating undefeated clemson last night. it was alabama's fourth title in seven years. experts are saying alabama's coach could be one of the best of all time. >> the president of the united stat states! >> a lot of us will have our eyes on president obama's final state of the union address tonight. you can watch the address at 9:00 on nbc 4. we'll stream is live on the nbc washington app as well. social sites are prepared. twitter says use th the #sotustateoftheunion. tonight all the officials from the whi

india today. >> officials there say more than 80 got stuck on shore overnight. take a look. leaders with the port town in the country's southern coast says a short fin pilot whales started washing up on the beaches last night. 36 of the mammals so far have been returned to the ocean but town leaders say some of those whales found their way back to the beach unfortunately. >> not many people know why that happens either. >> yeah. >> new details tonight on pint-sized puppy stolen from an orlando pet store. showed you the dog being snatched. orlando police tweeted these pictures today. they say one of their detectives was able to convince the suspect to return the little puppy. we checked and right now orlando police are not telling us whether the suspect is under arrest. but they do know the puppy is safe and sound and adorable. >> it is so adorable. it's hard to even see he's so tiny and just stands there. >> just a little bitty ball of fur. it's so cute. >> lisa bell is here with the news coming up at 6:00. >> tonight at 6:00, getting stuck in the mud leads to two men getting arrested. it's because of the damage they caused. t

china into southern and eastern portions looking mainly dry conditions, but we'll see clouds with a high of 11. for you, as we look at the forecast for india, i wanted to point this out because we are looking at dry weather but hazy conditions. this is pretty typical for this time of year. but because high pressure is over india, especially for north and northeastern india where we're seeing very calm winds. we're dealing with haze problems. a yellow warning is in effect for north and northeast india as we go throughout friday. and i don't think we're going to see a big change coming because high pressure continues to dominate the weather pattern, meaning it's going to be calm going forward in time. as we look at the forecast for europe, i want to point out this low-pressure system over the balkans. this low-pressure system has been a bit active, picking up some moisture and clashing with that colder air. a waterspout was reported wednesday, and damage was reported in the area. it is continuing to move to the north and east. it's going to wrap around some of that colder air into southwestern portions of russia and also ukraine. so be. pros

india, and pakistan. >>> officers say a teacher was attacked by a former student in southern colorado. and this morning officers are trying to figure out what is behind all of this. investigators believe 19-year-old courtney plante went she lured her teacher to a stolen u-haul. 37-year-old sean overstreet jumped out of the vehicle and stabbed the guy several times. investigators say the pair stole the teacher's car and took off. the teacher is expected to survive. overstreet and plante were arrested and taken into custody. >>> he was once suspected -- a suspected accomplice in the murder of the head of the department of corrections. tom clements was murdered at his home in march of 2013. evan eble shot him. he died in the shoot-out with police in texas. now one of eble's associates is doc employee. vida urbonas is here with more. >> reporter: good morning. that suspected accomplice is 34-year-old thomas guolee. this morning, as you mentioned, he is accused of targeting another doc employee trying to break into a house that belongs corrections employee. now, guolee is in the hospital. h

southern fund. >> reporter: what is worth remembering is a low oil price isn't all bad news >> countries like india, china, europe, japan, this is definitely good news because their oil import bill is decreasing as a result of low prices. >> reporter: low oil price overall can benefit economies like brittain because it reduces costs, consumers are getting a boost. >> reporter: long-term however there still needs to be investment. power companies are looking beyond the current volatility. >> in 2014, about 13 trillion dollars needs to be invested to bring power to the people. >> reporter: what can we take away from all of this, because it seems there is something for everyone, whether high or low. it is diversification, making sure that an economy isn't so reliant on oil that it can't withstand a shock like this >>> more now on the blizzard engulfing parts of the u.s. the director of the national snow and ice data center is joining us. thank you for joining us. how powerful could this storm get? >> well, this is certainly a very powerful one. i think washington has got hid really hard. there's still

southern japan. dipping below 20 degrees below celsius, temperatures dropping to six degrees on sunday. cold indeed. it is time for business news with delon of this is a. you are in india where the french president is there on that historic visit. delano: he is on a three-day visit to india. over the next few days a deal for 36 rafale fighter jets will be finalized. there are final pricing hurdles that need to be overcome. france has also pledged to invest 9.2 billion euros in india for the next five years. ministers key accompanied francois hollande on his visit to india, and all busy wrapping up trade deals. sending 36 rafale fighter jets was a centerpiece of the deal, even if a few things remain to be ironed out. our two defense ministers have signed an intergovernmental agreement. it is a decisive step for india to purchase these fighter jets and her friends to sell them to such a great country as india. indian media reported that new delhi has been trying to bargain the price for the rafales down, but there are plenty of pickings elsewhere for french companies. indian railways will be supplied in a800 look a moto's deal worth 3.7 billion euros. -- 800 locomotives,

india and pakistan. the obama administration has reportedly shut down its drone operation base in southern ethiopia. an embassy spokesperson told the associated press the base, used to conduct attacks in somlia, was no longer necessary. the united states has never publicly confirmed the base's existence. president obama is meeting with attorney general loretta lynch today to discuss possible executive action on gun control. obama announced the meeting in his weekly address citing , inaction by congress. >> a few months ago i directed my team at the white house to look in the any new actions i can take to help reduce gun violence. on monday, i will meet with our attorney general loretta lynch to discuss our options because i get too many letters from parents and teachers and kids to sit around and do nothing. amy: president obama's steps comes as a new open-carry gun law has gone into effect in texas. the law allows licensed handgun owners to wear a holstered gun in public. in israel authorities have filed , murder charges against two israeli citizens over an arson attack that killed a palestinian to

southern communities not included in the advisories. here is the breakdown. 8:00 a.m., 5 degrees feeling like 11 below. 4:00, it will feel like zero. bu sub zero windshields after the sun sets. india: we still have an action on the west side. butler county, 7 5 north of union, things are looking good. 71, 75 at the split, things are moving along. we' re seeing a lot of semis in this area heading northbound. right now things are very light and clear here. lisa and mark? lisa: thank you. "i have a dream." day, but especially today, honoring the man who spoke them more than 50 years ago. mark: wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live at the national underground railroad freedom center with a preview of one of the city' s biggest dr. martin luther king jr. day events today. dan: dr. martin luther king' s legacy will be celebrated and on it as people gather for a march. the march has never been cancelled in cincinnati in its now 41 years. it will be cold outside as an expected 1,000 people line up to march from here at the freedom center to fountain square and then to music hall. the theme of this year' s celebration, "mlk, we can' t wait," focuses on promoting racial justice and equity beyo

. >> india is trying to curb its pollution problem. more on that after this. the 88th southernory. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! >> reportedly rejected a legal challenge to driving restrictions in the indian capital. >> the policy to ban the private cars from the road on alternate days is aimed at reducing pollution in the city. cnn is there to see if it's working. >> reporter: this is worse than bad. not the traffic, actually, there's less of that than normal. it's the air. to help clear it, the government says these steps are necessary. a temporary ban keeping odd numbered off the cars on even days and even in your opinioned cars off the road on odd days. an attempt to help a toxic problem, pollution. >> you can't help but see it and smell it. the most disturbing part is you can taste it in your mouth. you can feel it burning in your throat. in fact, the they rec