. >>> severe smog has smothered china's north eastern city harbin. air traffic has been interrupted and schools have suspended classes. the schools remained closed for a second straight day. poor visibility at the international airport caused cancellations of flights. particles called pm 2.5 are far above national standards. they are considered harmful to health. air pollution in the northeast is severe enough to break measuring equipment. the rise in pollution may have been caused by the city's coal burning heating system recently started. they say farmers burning corn sta stalks after the season are causing problems. >>> firefighters in eastern australia are trying to make every minute count working to contain wildfires. flames have burned through vast tracks of land and destroyed more than 200 homes. one has died. nhk world reports from sidney. >> reporter: some 60 wildfires are burning in australia's state of new whales. some people have been told to evacuate their homes and head to shelters. firefighters have been trying to keep the fires from m

let's see some showers but generally speaking, eastern china is dominated with the high pressure system and we're like lake to see very clear skies and in japan, western japan, will likely see a lot of clear skies, too. yesterday, a beautiful sunset appeared. a picture from my friend. a very nice area. this is going to happen again tonight. now, in north america, we are tracking a storm system that developed near the yucatan peninsula thursday afternoon. this is just around 800 kilometers south of the mississippi river. it looks like it will be heading toward the gulf states making landfall any time in the next few days. could become a hurricane status before it reaches. this is karen we're talking about, moving at the speed of 19 kilometers per hour. we have hirk watches in place all the way from louisiana into florida. and now, across much of the elsewhere, we're seeing severe weather here in texas all the way into the great lakes region with chances of large hail, damaging gusts as well as tornadic events. behind that, really cold air is flowing in. bismarck reaching only ant 4 degre

eastern china... dozens of more than six . >>> look at what happened in eastern china. dozens of people were dumped into more than six feet of water when a foot bridge collapsed. reports say employees try to warn people that the bridge had too many on it. everyone was rescued and there were no serious injuries. >>> well today there are hints of progress towards the budget ceiling stand off in washington. there was a meeting to give senators more time to negotiate. danielle nottingham on how the senate is trying to come up with a compromise. >> reporter: senators are in the middle of slow moving negotiations to try to get the government back open and raise the nation's borrowing limit before thursday's deadline. >> a shut down needs to end. and the debt ceiling impasse needs to be dealt with. and get passed it. >> reporter: over the weekend, talks between president obama and house republican leaders fell apart. now the senate is the best hope for getting a deal done. but there's still some big hurdles. as part of any budget compromise, senate democrats are looking to rol

we haven't seen the impacts in eastern china. it will start to dry out as a high pressure starts to work its way in from the northwest. i wish i could say danas is pulling off to the north. we'll see tropical activity start to taper off, but unfortunately, that is not the case. we have three new tropical depressions going to be expected to develop in the next 24 hours. one already has developed actually in the bay of bengal. this is pulling off to the west. then we have two other systems here, one in the philippines and another one just east of guam. we want to keep a close eye on these. this could impact the philippines later on this week. but let's talk about this area over the indochina peninsula. rainfall extending to myanmar, and that will head off to the west. and very well impacting the east coast of india here, going into thursday and friday. as far as temperatures, very warm across the tropics. i do want to point this out, though. take a look at the snow up here. cloudy skies in tokyo. 29. danas will be pushing off towar

:in eastern china. dozens of visitors fall into the water. that collapses there linked to a ferry. life rings were thrown to help people in the water. ten were sent to the hospital. >>> let's take you to business. good morning bertha. >> good morning richard. markets could see red arrows as the senate talks on a deal to defer the debt default appear to be stalled. chief he guard says a default could cause massive disaster to the economy. the system was fully not restored hours. super markets in states were not able to verify food stamps because of the glitch. >>> the streaming video service will be available on an app. netflix wants you viewers to use special technology to view you that. >> good morning bertha. >>> chocolate lovers in for a shock. expect price increase for 230 20%. the reason worldwide prices on the rise. cocoa bean the main ingredient in chocolate is on demand. >>> the horse sold to the royal family for a world record 8 mltds. the unnamed horse is the daughter of the world's most sought after stallion and sire of frankel that claimed a perfect winning record in 14

protest last week, more crowds had gathered outside the local government forces in eastern china. they're angry because many were left trapped without food or clean water caused by floods from the typhoon. greece's parliament is ready to lift the immunity from prosecution of six politicians from the extreme right-wing party golden dawn. it is part of a crackdown on the group which is accused of operating as a criminal gang. three other top party members including its leader are awaiting trial. the youngest rider to win the most prestigious military edge literary awards. the 28-year-old from new zealand whom i spoke to on monday received it for her second book, a victorian murder mystery set during the country's gold rush. it is not often a customer leaves a pharmacist stumped, but a pharmacy in australia did not know what prescription to make when a kangaroo entered its shop. >> and unusual customer hopping around. this kangaroo shut down parts of melbourne airport when it entered a busy domestic terminal and made for a pharmacy. employees and onlookers were equally bewildered by

eastern china, visibility as low as 60 feet, forcing drivers to pull over and boats to float aimlessly in the harbor. if you can see them. surprisingly, the lack of visibility not stopping those scooter users. bill karins, you got to get where you got to go. >> dense fog not fun. i think black ice, you can't see it, so you're unprepared for when you crash. fog is scary. let's talk about the west forecast, over the upcoming weekend. we got rid of the storm yesterday, behind it, some of the coldest air in the country is now locked in, albuquerque at 39 this morning. so it's definitely jacket weather for yourself and for the kids in many areas. even vegas down to 54, jacket weather for a lot of people that live there year-round. and the northwest, a decent day, clouds increasing late in the day. we'll have a front coming through to bring us showers as we go throughout the night tonight into tomorrow. overall, it doesn't look too bad, the big storm that affected the southwest is now all the way up into areas of nebraska. so as far as the forecast is going to go, again today looks like prob

. >>> three activists who campaigned against government corruption have gone on trial in eastern chinait was the first trial of its kind since xi jiping became president in march. prosecutors have charged the men with plotting against the nation and the government. the defendants' pushed for senior officials to disclose information about their wealth. sympathizers gathered outside came face to face with more than 100 police officers. the authorities took some protesters into custody. lawyers said all three defendants pleaded not guilty but court officials adjourned the trial after the first day. they said they'll restart the proceedings at a later date. >>> spanish leaders are demanding answers after claims that u.s. agents spied on their citizens. a spanish newspaper says the national security agency tracked millions of phone calls. reporters for el mundo said they logged 60 million calls last december and january. they say the agents tracked the numbers of calls and where they took place. they say the agency did not store the content of the calls. the reporters cited classified docum

. >> reporter: we joined the team who cam to eastern china to try a stunt so daring, complex, so wellane really he couldn't resist it. though he nearly didn't live to see it. >> what i wanted to do since i was a small child is fly. i looked up at the sky since i was young. i watched bird fly. i thought, man. wouldn't that, that its just -- who wouldn't want to do that? you know what i mean? >> jeb is not alone. there is a formula one in the sky. coreliss arguably the sport's top gun. in january 2012. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: training on table mountain in south africa, flying over sheer granite at 120 miles per hour, a near fatal crash. >> dude, i didn't think i was dead. i knew i was dead. there is, you do not hit at terminal velocity and survive. it is impossible. not even two years later -- >> need to stop traffic. >> reporter: fully recovered, jeb preps the team to pull off the latest stunt. heave calls it "the flying dagger." his goal to fly between the jutting blade of the cliffs aiming for the narrow gap. one wrong move, all but certain death. >> bizarre geologice loolog

already in the hazardous level across much of eastern china. now, to europe where the windstorm has been creating gusty conditions. in fact, deadly gusts. it's moving toward northwestern russia. another incoming system from the atlantic will be dominating much of the british isles. so over 100 kilometers per hour winds could still be likely into tomorrow. we have a low-pressure system, and due to the humid moisture combined, very unstable conditions. across northwestern africa, all the way up toward the alpines. in between the two aforementioned systems, we have high-pressure system covering and dominating. do enjoy that weather while you can in london, 14 degrees with plenty of sunshine on wednesday before that system moves in. paris at 15 degrees. lisbon looks a at 19 degrees with clear skies. bucharest with foggy condition at 22 degrees. americas. take a look at the winter storm will be impacting the four corners region. this is due to a jet stream meandering all the way down toward the south pulling all the cold air. the precipitation up in

good morning, a storm has made landfall in eastern china. what's the latest there? yes, we've been tracking a severe tropical storm since last week. it's finally made landfall in the province mainland china. services and flights have been canceled and power outages are occurring in the provinces. now the system is moving toward the west and will continue to do so over land. that means it should weaken. so winds could weaken. however, that is set to move toward the west at a slow pace. so rainfall is going to be very huge. we're expecting more than 200 millimeters of rain to fall on already saturated ground over the next three days. enough to cause further flooding and even further up toward the north, near the shanghai area. you could be hit by drenching rainfall. now the southwestern islands of japan were hit over the weekend. it looks like more stormy conditions are likely to affect the area. we have more stormy conditions in the forecast. we have a very strong typhoon system that is likely to hit the okinawa islands this evening as a typhoon. it could recur towar

thousands of people in eastern china still struggling to cope with the effects of typhoon -- a typhoon which made landfall early on monday morning. the storm brought heavy rain and caused widespread panic. authorities say five people have been killed, hundreds of homes have collapsed, and large areas of farmland have been destroyed. emergency officials and soldiers have been deployed to help residents stranded by the flooding. shanghai, here's our correspondent. >> in just one province alone, according to official state media, more than 4 million people have an effective -- has been effected -- have been affec ted. abrupt onset and teen hundred homes and destroyed 46,000 acres of farmland. down 1400 homes. this farmer says his chickens are all dead after the farm was hit by the torrential rain. the flooding caused by the rain and more rainblem is expected. the army has been brought in to help people trapped in their homes make it to safety. these passengers had to be rescued from their stranded bus. across the wider region, travel and economic activity have both been badly affected. te

. >>> and an eastern china surveillance video shows dozens of visitors falling into the of visitors fallingthe water as a food bridge to a ferry collapsed. the life rings helped people in the water, and ten people were sent to the hospital. >>> bill karins and richard lui will be here for first buzz. >>> who played the most postseason games in major league baseball history, derek jeter, david justice, bernie williams or jorge posada? ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. for $499 a ♪onth for 27 months. (announcer) answer the call of the grill with new friskies grillers, full of meaty tenders and crunchy bites. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we h

. >> reporter: this video was taken sunday in eastern china. visibility was so limited that some expressways were closed. chinese people begin a week-long national holiday on tuesday, but government officials are urging vacationers to refrain from driving. experts attribute the serious air pollution at this time of year to unusual atmospheric conditions. they say weaker winds and higher than normal humidity prevent pollutants from spreading. these conditions are usually worse in winter, because most people heat their homes with charcoal. an increasing number of people in china are voicing the fear of possibility health effects of living in a toxic haze. the chinese government announced plans in september to limit the number of vehicles. they want to reduce the density of air pollutants by more than 10% by 2017. will this plan produce results? people are watching closely to see what the government will do to help clear things up. nhk world, beijing. >>> cash-strapped japanese semiconductor maker renesas electronics has a little breathing room. i

thousands of people in eastern china still struggling to cope with the effects of typhoon -- a typhoon which made landfall early on monday morning. the storm brought heavy rain and caused widespread panic. authorities say five people have been killed, hundreds of homes have collapsed, and large areas of farmland have been destroyed. emergency officials and soldiers have been deployed to help residents stranded by the flooding. shanghai, here's our correspondent. >> in just one province alone, according to official state media, more than 4 million people have an effective -- has been effected -- have been affec ted. abrupt onset and teen hundred homes and destroyed 46,000 acres of farmland. down 1400 homes. this farmer says his chickens are all dead after the farm was hit by the torrential rain. the flooding caused by the rain and more rainblem is expected. the army has been brought in to help people trapped in their homes make it to safety. these passengers had to be rescued from their stranded bus. across the wider region, travel and economic activity have both been badly affected. te

. >>> dense fog stops an entire province in its tracks in eastern china. check this out, visibility as low as 60 feet forced drivers to pull over and boats to float aimlessly in the harbor. surprisingly, a lack of visibility did not seem to deter those driving on scooters. why? we still don't know. you think they would, of all people, would want to stop. >> they are more daring. >>> what about weather, what's the worst driving weather you want to be in? >> i would say a blizzard, with all the snow coming down. >> that's a little scary. if you get stuck in a blizzard and your car can't move -- >> you could freeze to death. >> i'll give you that one. you win. as far as the morning forecast goes, we are still watching a little rain for philadelphia. the areas in storm number one on the right screen. number two with high winds near new mexico yesterday. the strong wind gusts are going through nebraska and through the dakotas. so there's two storms, the one on the east coast has been well advertised. it hasn't rained that much from new york city northward, but

many thousands of people in eastern china are still struggling to cope with the effects of a typhoon that made landfall early on monday morning. the storm landed, bringing heavy rain and causing widespread power cuts. authorities say 5 people have been killed, hundreds of homes collapsed and large areas of farmland have been destroyed. from shanghai, here's our correspondent. >> in just one province alone, the eastern province, according to official state media, more than 4 million people have been affected by the typhoon. in the coastal city, wind speeds of about 150 kilometers an hour brought down 1700 homes and destroyed 46,000 acres of farmland. his father says he suffered huge losses after his farms, containing 30,000 chickens, were blown over. they're all dead, he says, after being hit by the torrential rain. further inland, the flooding caused by that rain is the main problem and more rain is still expected. the army has been drafted in to help people trapped in their homes make it to safety. passengers had to be rescued from their stranded bus across the wider region travel a

dozens of passengers got a shock when they tried to board a ferry in eastern china.ident was at a pleasure park in the city of ra jang and ten people were hurt and the bridge was opened only three weeks ago. the indonesia government says there are critics and say extra cars will had to congestion congestion on oil imports so who has it right? and we will go there. >> this is a symbol of the economic growth and the traffic jams in all major cities. but in 3,000 cars are sold here every single day. and there is demand for more. in the middle of an economic downturn they have this car that is cheaper and environmentally friendly and for those who could never afford a car before. the new car should lower gasoline usage was immediately protested by the governor and presidential hopeful. >> when it was approved of the project i complained. >> reporter: this is the object of the controversy the so-called green car and in indonesia they have a warning about selling them in the next five years, something that will cast indonesia dearly. a resent report shows it will be the la

eastern china forcing the evacuation of thousands of people earlier the nation issued a top alert red level alert rather is expected to bring torrential rains to five provinces over the next three days. in peru at least one thousand people have been killed and fifteen wounded after a bus drove off a road in the country's southeastern region the vehicle was traveling through winding roads in the andes and fell eighty meters the driver is believed to be at fault for the crash. in yemen an attack in the capital's district where diplomatic missions are located has left a german embassy employees dead the victim is believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador assault kidnappers seized a unicef employee at gunpoint from a vehicle in northern. no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. in tunisia the ruling islamist party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independents that would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by politi

. >>> around 7,000 people in eastern china have been moved to safety because of flooding. the typhoon struck on sunday bringing heavy rain. one of the worst-hit places is machi where half the town is underwater. at least five have been killed as a result of the extreme weather. >>> millions of people in southern india are facing power blackouts for a sixth day. electricity workers went on strike after the government announced a plan to split it into two states. a curfew is being put in place to prevent violent protests. >>> the international crimes tribunal in bangladesh has found the senior opposition leader guilty of crimes against humanity. he's been sentenced to life imprisonment. the convictions led to protests and violence across bangladesh since january this year. he's the second nationalist party member to be found guilty by the tribunal. it relates to the 1971 war of independence. davidbe bergman joins us live from the capital. it's good to have you with us. given the kwikdz we just mentioned of another bmp party member last week, given the convictions for six lea

typhoon has made landfall in eastern china and hit several hours ago forcing self of hundreds of people and waves of 20 meters high are hitting the coast and craig reports. >> reporter: the typhoon came at the end of national week here in china and everybody was away on holiday, some 7,000 tourists had to be evacuated where this typhoon came ashore and tracked across the pacific and directly north and turned left at the top of taiwan before slamming into southeast china and causing a lot of damage there to crops, trees and several of the villages within the area. one million people were moved before the typhoon reached the area, some 70,000 fishing boats were returned to port after this typhoon did the damage we are seeing there right now. several people are missing and no reports of deaths yet but there is another typhoon on the way. typhoon donna has started to get steam in the pacific and is also heading north. the track is heading for japan and we should see it reaching japan in a few days if it continues on the predicted track. >> reporter: police are moved into shanty town slums i

epilepsy and immune system disorders and updating you now on that powerful typhoon it's hammer eastern china it's no force more than half a million people to flee to safety soldiers help an evacuation of building levees to try to keep it but the strong winds and flooding have disrupted travel abroad power lines down to so far two people being confirmed dead fitters the twenty third typhoon to hit china this year it follows a soggy which killed twenty five people in the south most recently. thanks for watching us international up next the repercussions of america's government shutdown. and joy. i recently read headlines all over the russian internet screaming in full paranoia mode that china has just bought five percent of ukraine now they're writing that china will lease five percent of ukraine over ukrainian officials themselves claim that china won't be getting either and that this is a deal about some drip irrigation system the situation didn't explode onto the internet to the fantasies of bloggers the south china morning post reported that one company does have a crop and pig farming pla

immune system disorders congratulations to them update on powerful typhoon fitow it's how marie eastern china is now forced more than half a million people to flee to safety soldiers are helping the evacuation and building levees the strong winds and flooding have disrupted travel that brought down power lines too so far two people have been confirmed dead and fitow is the twenty third typhoon to hit china only this year it follows two saggy which killed twenty five so recently in the south. as the main tourist season comes to an end in spain record unemployment is start to bite once again one in four spaniards are now out of work and for many that also means being out on the street over half a million people have been evicted in the past five years sara first got the story behind those sad numbers. the picture than less. but glance a little closer and the cracks start to appear take a look around. the life building in a relatively affluent part of the country north of madrid you can see looking at the window boxes in the front of the building that is well kept and all the people here who liv

has hit eastern china forcing the evacuation of thousands of people earlier the nation issued a top level red alert. is expected to bring. to five provinces over the next three days. at least one thousand people have been killed and fifteen wounded after a bus drove off a country road in the southeastern region of the country the vehicle was traveling through winding roads in the andes and fell eighty meters the driver is believed to be at fault for the crash. in tunisia the ruling islam is the party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabinet of independent would be in power until elections are held the nation which has been hit by political turmoil since the two thousand and eleven uprising has seen a fresh spike of tension after the assassination of a prominent opposition leader in july. that's the news for this hour with a few moments to look back at a day of excitement here in moscow the sochi two thousand and fourteen winter olympics has begun its epic four month tour of ru

some other world news making headlines for you this hour a powerful typhoon has hit eastern china forcing the evacuation of thousands of people earlier the nation issued a top level red alert the typhoon is expected to bring torrential rains to five provinces over the next three days. in peru at least one thousand people have been killed and fifteen wounded after a bus drove off a road in the country's southeastern region the vehicle was traveling through winding roads in the andes and fell eighty meters the driver is believed to be at fault for the crash. in yemen an attack in the capital's district where foreign diplomatic missions are located has left a german embassy employee dead the victim is believed to be the bodyguard of the country's ambassador in a separate assault kidnappers seized a unicef employee had gunpoint from a vehicle in northern sinai no group has claimed responsibility as of yet. in tunisia the ruling islamist party has begun talks with the secular opposition aimed at resolving the political deadlock in the country earlier the sides agreed on the creation of a cabin

they have announced aid number of measures in north eastern china this winter, they are going to trycontrol the growth, i.e. to build fewer cement factories, fewer steel mills and move fore coal-coward central heating planned outside of bay ying and they are going to stop half of the cars in beijing from driving on the roads when things get really out of control. so these are serious measures, but they are difficult to implement because it means cutting economic growth and economic growth is absolutely of paramount importance to the government. and they are longer term. it's hard to see how this will get better. while the government -- the country relies on coal for nearly 70% of its energy needs. >>> the former rebel group says its ended a 21 year peace deal with the government. the groups the military raid on its jungle base force it had to break the pact. a million people wer estimated to have died following the sieval war after it achieved independence from portugal in 1975. >>> funerals in egypt for four coptic christians shot during a wedding. two men on motor bikes drove up to

in eastern china a day out almost ended in tragedy for dozens of people who plunged into waters when a wooden footbridge to a ferry boat collapsed fortunately a nearby park employees rescued those who fell by throwing in the life rings only ten people needed hospital treatment and investigations underway as to why the foot bridge that was only opened in september collapsed. having amassed some three trillion dollars in a war chest chinese firms have gone on a shopping offensive a new europe over the weekend has reported that beijing is close to a multi-billion dollar deal to snap up shares in the u.k.'s nuclear industry not even london's iconic black cabs have been spared the interest of cash rich chinese businesses or he's probably boyko reports from london. this time last year it looked like the iconic london cab would be consigned to the history books after it's made because the financially troubled london taxi company went into administration chinese manufacturer g.d. which already owns volvo stepped in and bought the company for eleven million pounds the factory is now back in b

south of shanghai, and i estimate that late sunday into monday before it pushing into the eastern side of china. it will bring flooding rains and damaging winds across the region. ahead of that while it doesn't look bad, a little area of clouds across japan just spilling out of eastern china through shanghai. it brings wet weather through friday, but it goes further northward as we go into saturday. so some really heavy rain coming in here that could cause some flooding. the other side of that not looking too bad. we have further west wartd, and india has flooding problems already at the moment. we expect the monsoon rains to be across the eastern areas. they're seeing heavy downpourdo. shouldn't have the wet weather across the western side of india. that is unusual. it will go further south and go over the next couple of days. to the south is fine and dry, but warm, dry and sunny to the north. >>> thank you. there's lots ahead including in cambodia where flooding along the river has claimed dozens of lives. >>> the indian families affected by the siege at a mall in kenya last month despite bei

in eastern china the verdict is in for a group accused of selling guttural oil. it is made from kitchen waste taken from gutters around restaurants. it is not safe for consumption. the group is accused of selling $10 million worth of it. >> welcome back. i am philip yan at the white house. >> taking a look at some of our other top headlines, applications for u.s. home loans rose last week as refinances outpaced purchases. the mortgage bank says activity rose one point three percent. german industrial production rose in august tom another sign the economic recovery is on track. production of big-ticket items rose nearly two percent, and samsung have launched a curved screen. it is packed with features meant to compete with rival phones from htc and apple. over to you at the white house with the latest on the imf. >> inc. you. the imf is warning that failure to raise the debt ceiling would imperil the global economy. these comments come as they are meeting in washington for their annual meeting. they set the federal reserve's plan to taper the program. it is still

. >>> a typhoon strikes eastern china and creates severe flooding. thousands of people were evacuated and placed in several airports across the country have been cancelled. now clean up begins as residents head home to waste deep water. >>> attorneys for accused colorado movie theater shooter james holmes begin arguing a motions hearing today. the attorneys believe evidence collected by investigators should not be included at trial. they've filed numerous motions to suppress evidence. homes is charged with fatally shooting 12 people and injurying 70 others in an aurora movie theater. >>> mexican police are searching for answers after a monster truck crash kills eight people including four children. the massive red truck runs over a hurdle then plows right into a crowd of people in the stands. nearly 30 people were taken to the hospital, a dozen more remain in critical condition tonight. one official says it's possible the truck driver was drinking before that crash. the evident was suspended after the incident. >>> a fourth motorcyclists is in police

. >> a powerful storm has made landfall in eastern china.hoon hit two provinces forcing hundreds of thousands of people from their hopes. the area was battered by waves and more rain is expected in the coming days. >> reporter: the typhoon came at the end of national week here in china. everyone was away on holiday. 700,000 tourists had to be evacuated where this typhoon came ashore. it tracked across the pacific and went directly north, turned left at the top of taiwan before slamming into southeast china, and causing a lot of damage there to crops, trees, and several of the villages within that area. 1 million people were moved before the typhoon reached. 70,000 fishing boats were returned to port before this typhoon could see the damage that we're seeing right now. there are no reports of deaths yet but there is another typhoon on the way. it has started in the pacific, and is also heading north. it's track is heading for japan, and we should see that typhoon reaching japan in several days if it continues on its predicted track. >> but it

. >>> duzens of people ended up in water in eastern china this bridge collapsed over the weekend.urveillance video caught the accident there. you can see there were too many people crossing that foot bridge when it failed under the stress. park employees had to help get folks out. they threw life rings to advisors about six feet deep. 10 people were injured. >> how scary. >> yes kooum next at 4:00 photo making headlines after the boston-detroit playoff game. >>> a well-known artist's deal. thouch work sold for. >> later you don't have to be first to win. the marathon finish for one man and his message to everyone. >> i'm michael finney. i'm taking questions on twitter and facebook so you can contact me right now at facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter. i'll answer questions here live a little later. >> i'm spencer christian. what a beautiful view of the western ski. almost feels like summer out there. i'll let you know how long it will last in just a moment. >> and taking a look at traffic right now, this is the mcarthur maze from our camera. you can see for those driv

eastern china, whoa. martha: not good. the fbi is now leading the search for abigail hernandez, this teenager last seen on wednesday leaving her high school in north conway, new hampshire. as soon this surveillance footage. saturday was her 15th birthday. her mom is making this emotional plea. >> honey, please come home and we miss you so badly. think about you all the time. we want you back with us, please. and, we love you. we miss you. and,, happy birthday, abby. martha: laura engel live in our new york city newsroom. what do we know about the circumstances and why the fbi is involved? >> reporter: good morning, martha. according to police abigail hernandez made it home after leaving school on wednesday afternoon. when her mother returned to their home in conway, new hampshire, abigail was gone. police say the last call made from the cell phone from 6:30 that night but the phone has not been found. abby, as she is known, turned 15 on saturday. there was no sign of the teen with long brown hair. her mother, zenya, hernan

what's the latest on the typhoon that's heading towards eastern china? >> well, it's toying with us a little bit for want of a better phrase. you see the position of the storm for a moment. it was a typhoon briefly and now lost a little intensity. it's a tropical storm once again, and it has sustained winds around 110 kilometers per hour. it will nudge up to 120 in the next hour or so. it will restent know. there's gusts around 140 and strong enough to cause damage and lots and lots of rainfall as it goes further northwestward still somewhere to the south of shanghai sometime around late sunday going on into monday. ahead of that into that northeast corner of china we're looking at largely dry weather. not looking bad. this line of clouds across towards shanghai and joins us up with this area. that is going to be the outer bands of our storm over the next couple of days. we go on through friday, and bright and dry there for much of fry. japan not doing too bad. that's the case for the korean peninsula. as it goes up towards shanghai on saturday, we will

dozens of passengers got a shock when they tried to board a ferry in eastern china.happened at a pleasure park in the city and at least ten people were taken to hospital. the bridge was opened just three weeks ago and investigations began into the incident. and indonesia government has a car that is affordable and environmentally friendly but extra cars will add to the congestion on the roads and increase the dependency on oil import and we have more from jakata. >> reporter: this has become a symbol of indonesia growth and traffic jams and more than 3,000 cars are sold here every single day. and there is demand for more. in the middle of an economic downturn the government has launched this car which is cheaper and environmentally friendly and for those who could never afford a car before. the new car which according to the government should lower gas usage was protested by the governor and presidential hopeful. >> when the government approved this. >> reporter: this is the object of the whole controversy, the so-called green car, and they received a strong warning,

they report winds reached up to 94 miles per hour, the power was cut off in many parts of eastern china due to strong winds and heavy rain, only one injure though has been reported. >> 6:26, back in this country punishment for a young girl there is causing a controversy after she was forced to hold up a sign of shame at an intersection, here it is, it says i lie to steal from my family and friends. now the young girl holding that sign says her sister, who is her legal guardian made her hold up that sign as punishment, 1 witness who talked to her said she was being punished for taking a dog from a family friend. >> the degree of embarrassment was way up there because when we asked her she just started coming down and crying. she started crying -- it -- >> now the girl whose name is a mystery, she claims the dog was missing for months before anybody noticed. when witnesses asked her guardian why, she claimed she was trying to get her on the right path. >> you could soon be hearing about a shark there, it is not real, they will be the backdrop for a movie that has a working title of the sh

. >>> and there was chaos at a park in eastern china when a foot bridge collapsed sending dozens of people plunging into the water. there you saw it. the accident left ten people injured. no one was killed. the bridge just opened a few weeks ago and accommodated about 10,000 park visitors a day. >>> well, about 30 people had their weekend plans dampened when their party boat capsized off of miami beach. a large group of friends rented a catamaran for the day and then were returning from a sandbar when the boat started leaning forward and taking on water. nearby boaters stepped in to begin the rescuers. eventually everyone including the black labrador made it back to the shore safe. >>> a florida woman who ended up clinging to a raised drawbridge more than 20 feet in the air may face trespassing charges. she just finished the breast cancer walk in ft. lauderdale. and she walked on the bridge despite clearly marked signs and sirens going off. now more on the rescue. >> reporter: a frightening ordeal. a woman in her 50s fresh off a walk for cancer holding on for dear life trapped on a railroa

member of the ruling politburo lost his appeal today, flanked by security guards in a courtroom in eastern china. he'd been a rising star in the communist party before being engulfed in scandal. >> woodruff: still ahead on the "newshour": new limits from the f.d.a. on prescriptions for pain killers; getting ready for a worst case scenario. plus, shields and brooks on the week's news and a look inside college football programs. >> woodruff: europe's anger over surveillance activity by the united states is just the latest foreign policy disruption created by leaked information from the national security archives. former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden did the leaking. he's now in moscow, resisting u.s. efforts to prosecute him for espionage. ray suarez looks at the fallout from his actions. >> suarez: it began on june 5, the "guardian" newspaper in london first reported the national security agency has monitored millions of domestic and international calls by verizon customers. a day later, disclosures of a program named "prism" that gives the n.s.a. access to servers of major internet companies.

across china, couple of days ago, the tropical storm affected the eastern part of china and shanghai area. heavy rain continued and caused severe floods. here's the situation. heavy rain caused by severe tropical storm has flooded suburban areas in shanghai. 600 homes were inundated. vehicles and trees were submerged. officials have closed more than 60 parks and thehe city zoo. several people have been killed due to the storms so far. now looks like the system has completely gone so sunny skies acould say shanghai. that will continue next several days. in the southern part, we're seeing quite heavy rain continuing across the person parts of the indough china peninsula due to the lingering system. temperatures are warm than average in many places such as beijing, tokyo. some areas only 6 with snow in the forecast on your wednesday. across the americas, i want to focus on this low pressure system. it's not doing too badly at this moment. as we go to wednesday, the system will sag towards the south. very cold air ushering in cau causicaus causicaus causing snowfall. as we go to wednesda