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when i told you earlier that this el nino was not a drought buster those are a couple of reasons why. >> so you know it's really important not to confuse el nino with climate change, you know el nino is a naturally occurring cyclical phenomenon as we saw. climate change is an unprecedented trend that we've been seeing that is driven by human activities, primarily emissions of green house gases. >> so when you combine those two you get this naturally occurring thing like el nino but it's happening at potentially at an unnatural pace or unnatural impact. >> well yes of course as the climate begins to warm you see an increase in precipitation which is rain and um, an increased occurrence like el ninos. >> and what's interesting is that you know we know this trend of climate change is definitely happening, there is no question about it, scientific consensus there, right. but how that's going to interact with this naturally occurring event of the el nino is still pretty uncertain. >> it's interesting talking to the different researchers each one of them had a different take on how el nino

so many of the people who are el salvador, honduras, many would argue are more refugees than immigrants, that they're fleeing violence, they're fleeing persecution. >> this last week, the government released statistics that el salvador is now the number-one country in the world for murder rates, and they had an increase of 71% in one year of murder. i don't understand how the federal government can ignore the reality of the violence in el salvador, guatemala, and honduras -- and mexico, as well -- and not contextualize their enforcement efforts. there's a time to be tough. this is not the time for central americans. >> favio, you've seen a visible example of the fear amongst people by what's not been happening at centro, correct? what is no longer occurring there? >> yes, well, we have less workers in our job community center. we can see that every day. >> day laborers. >> yes, day laborers and housekeeping, also -- housekeepers. also, we have less people attending to our esl classes and ged classes. >> mm-hmm. telling you, as to the reason why they're not coming? >> that they are reall

el nino is larger than the 1991-1998. >> 20 years ago we talked about it being destructive. in california. they are asking for it. >> reporter: what will el nino bring, are we ready for it, and what are the signs that it's already here. sh >>> thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. somewhere out in beneath the waves of the california coast, somewhere out there is what experts predict will be a powerful system. it's been called godzilla el nino, and is guaranteed to have an enormous impact. not just here on the pacific coast and inland, and even across the ocean. this is an el nino that impacts weather, wildlife and wealth. we begin with michael oku. >> i ended up against a house, and a big wave came, pressed against my throat. i thought if my throat breaks, it would be more merciful than smothering. >> burying in a mud slide. that is how dire the situation was for ann in february 1998. the last time the u.s. was rocked. somehow, the southern californians escaped death when the home was wiped out by a massive wall of mud. >> take me back to 1997. what were you anticipating. >> we were warned that

aevrt are saying the massive waves are the effect of you geet it pom pom i. el nino also breaking us a cooler and wetter wl weather here across south florida. morning low in the cities afternoon high in the 70's less than a quarter inch of rain in key west lock at my miami and fort and neck to the that mean a record was set today in miami. old record was from 1927 in fort lauderdale had you of an inch. 19 still partly cloudy to most consist key west temperature of 70 degrees. now our who had els are being very aggressive 10 for a grew overnight just going to have to company to s s the wind out of the north west 16 to my 93 percent so we fine had the last batch of rain manufactured through south around 9. it is still the possible of one stray shower overnht but in gem we are drying out. there is that front. it will continue to push away plenty of sunshine busy it should be dry you are a calling if they had earlier stay out ofif they had earlier stay out of. high pressure builds into mostly dryonditions should stadium around through the middle of inaffect not win

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areas in california are expecting to feel the el nino affect this week...how they are dealing with the storm headed their way. 3 then in sports... why columbia basketball town...and the records broken by a midlands native... who's playing in another basketball town... for the tarheels. that's all later in the show. 3 residents in california are bracing for the first of a series of el nino-related storms... that could last all to bring heavy rain and snow throughout the drought- stricken state.chris martinez... has the latest from glendora -- one of several communities prone to 3 flooding and landslides. 3 northern california could get as much as 15 inches of rain over the next two weeks with 2 feet of snow forecasted to 3 many people don't think twice one that can be found in toys..button batteries.as one family in cinnannti found out... the battery almost cost them their son's life. 3 chat 3 comimg up on news 19 this morning... residents are still trying to rebuild after october's flood. we check in with one hard hit area ... and find out why one road is

a series of el nino storms are poised to drench the bay area over the next couple of weeks. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for raj maathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the first of el nino's storms are here giving us a taste of what's to come. want to show you a live look at radar. can you see lots of grain rolling into the bay area, and it will be sticking around. we have team coverage for you tonight. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in palo alto but first chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us and we ear talking about the beginning what have you predicted is going to be a blustery 2016. >> yeah, in january overall it's continuing to show above average rainfall and this could be continuing through 2016. we have some spotty showers in the north bay, east bay and also on the south bail. enough to get the roadways slick and heavier rainfall just offshore with our gold front with what's arriving behind the storm system tomorrow. not holding back on the time line. want to know when some of the heaviest rainfall will start and you can see by 7:00 still some sp

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. >> kristi: health authorities in some countries are taking contracts dras tuck measures too stop the spread of this mosquito-borne virus. in el salvador women are urged to avoid getting pregnant for two years, and the cdc just orbed guideline for evaluating and testing faints right here in the u.s. a new warning from the world the zikik virus linked to birth affects in babies and paralysis in bolts adults could spread to almost all countries in americ. >> the explosive spread of zika virus to new geographical areas withittle population immunity is another cause for concern. >> take a look at this map. that mosquito is found in every country in the western hemisphere except for spawned chile. >> kristi: with more than 1 million people infected, brazil has been hit especially hard. in an effort to show how they're aggressively responding, brazilian government posted this

we are hear because went to be here. we believe in a better elalvador, we have to hunt them down. >> they told us they received intelligence from members of the armed forces. we told the defence minister. claims. >> i can assure you there are no members of the armed forces involved with death squads. >> el salvador accustomed to violence seems to grow more violent every day, dozens are shot and killed. witnesses claim this massacre was the work of a death squad. and that victims were taken on january 2nd, by hooded men claiming to be police. a suspected gang member was a minor. >> we heard reports of another murder. this man shot in broad daylight. more than 30 people killed 165 in the first week. 2016. this country is the murder capital of the world. >> another day, another body. the death tom mounts, and people carry on. at the scene, police as usual assumed the victim, this time a street vendor, was a member of the gang, victims humanized. politicians on the left and right denied they were death squads. one member said there was no need to cry

. >>> the family's of el are finally finding closure. a settlement has been reached with ten of the crew member's families. the company will pay each family $500,000. the family of winthrop nato active keith griffin on the far left of the scene here is included in that settlement. cases are still pending with 23 other families. >>> aville encounter all caught on camera. road rage resulting in an all-out brawl in texas. the two drivers were stuck at a red light when temperatures boiled over. one of them even forgetting to put his truck in park. >> he got out of the car with a bat. >>reporter: but he never thought it would escalate to this. a star wars style fight between a man with a bat and another with a long poll. obscene gestures to each other right before the fight. when the light turned red, he says so did the faces. the man bat tap tapping on the door of the truck got out but quickly got back in after he realized it wasn't in park. instead the man reached for a long pole and began swinging. darren was driving the car while his brot

familia dejaron las tormentas que golpearon el centro oeste de florida, 3 tornados se reportaron en el Ár7 mil hogares se quedaron sin servicio elÉctrico y autoridades del condado 45 propiedades sufrieron daÑos. >>> la bÚsqueda de los 2 infante de las marina en las costas de hawai se complica. los socorristas desafÍan los fuertes vientos de 23 millas por hora y las olas que alcanzan los 30 pies de altura. debido al oleaje se dispersan los restos de la aeronave que se estrellaron la noche del jueves en un vuelo de entrenamiento. dio a conocer los nombres de los infantes desaparecidos. >>> por detrÁs de la captura de joaquÍn del chapo guz guzmÁn hay 2 historias que pocos conocen. la pugna entre la policÍa fed realidad y la marina. estamos con ximena duarte con los detalles de esta situaciÓn, aunque todo el mundo pensarÍa que todo el mundo rema para el mismo lado, las instituciones pelean. >>> hay algunos problemas, pero sabes quÉ edgardo se cumplen 10 dÍas de la recaptura del chapo guzmÁn y aÚn hay informaciÓn relevante, 2 entrevistas recientes entre 2 funcionarios mexicanos, revelaron mÁs

another two feet of snow is expected by the weekend. >>> storms from el nino are putting the home -- ss population at risk. stephanie has the that story. >> reporter: powerful el niÑo driven storms have been pounding southern california for days, but months before the down pours started the danger of flash flooding has been pounded into the minds of the county's hundreds of homeless people. >> i looked down, and i said, please, god, you know, i hope it's not me or any of my friends floating down that river. >> reporter: michael and others have moved to higher ground but keep a weary eye on the skies. for the past five months officers have been pat rolling the riverbeds directing the homeless to temporary shelters. >> the goal is not allow them to come back into the waterway, so if a flash flood did come no one would get swept away. >> reporter: a break in the rain on thursday gave them another chance to help them get to a shelter. >> we would like you to be out of the water way. >> reporter: brian smith knows the danger, but finds the shelter a difficult compromise. >> they wake us up

we are bracing for el niÑo related stories that could last all week. e have like team storm -- live team storm coverage. >> are only break will come on friday. this is so interesting because we had a series in recent weeks with these cold air masses. at this hour, we have warmer air masses. this is the first time we have hit 60 degrees in a week. both humidities is looking at these renegade showers looking in advancement of storm number two. this area right here has some light rain showers now, but we will picking up an inch and a half between 12 midnight tonight and a 12:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. scattered showers are point out across the internet area and these rain showers will be here with storm number two. that is storm number two in position and ready to move into the bear area with gusty winds -- the bay area with gusty winds tonight. all of these is in anticipation of flash flood watches in effect for tonight and through tomorrow morning. we have not used the words debris flow in some time. we expect highway 1 to be impacted adversely in the

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are down 30%. the stock falling to a two-year low. down 5% today but down 43% since october. lester. >> tom, thanks. >>> soaking rains fueled by el nino are hammering much of california for a second day. it is triggering a whole new set of problems as millions face the threat of flooding and mudslides. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: on one of southern california's busiest freeways, i-5, you may have had better luck with a boat than a car today. it is not just the rain coming down, the earth is giving way. hills are eroding, threatening to bury homes and highways. communities recently scorched by wildfires, now face rivers of mud. >> we worry. but we've done a lot of preparation. there is a whole bunch of sandbags around the house. >> reporter: tonight 19 million along the california coast face flash flooding. trees are down. the surf is up. storm drains are gushing. the warm waters from el nino helping to fuel a parade of storms. one after another, moving east. it helped trigger the deadly flooding in the midwest. new images along the mississippi river before and after some 150 homes

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and those storms from el niÑo are putting the homeless population of los angeles at risk.rrespondent has more. >> water ain't no joke. >> reporter: storms have been pounding southern california for days. but months before the danger started, the danger has been pounded into the minds of the county's hundreds of homeless people who live on los angeles's riverbeds. >> i looked down and i said please, god, you know, i hope it's not me or any of my friends floating down the river. >> reporter: michael and others have moved to higher ground, but keep a wary eye on the skies. officers have been patrols the riverbeds directing the homeless to temporary shelters. >> the goal is to not allow anyone to come back into the waterway. >>> a break in the rain gave these people another chance to stay out of the danger. brian smith knows the danger, but finds the temporary shelter an unpresent compromise. >> they wake us up at 6:00, and i had nowhere to go the next day. >> reporter: this is one of seven special weather-activated shelters, set up where the homeless can escape el niÑo. >> we

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researchers are studying whether climate change and el nino are causing certain populations to grow. >> their lifestyle and behavior, the way -- the speed with which they grow up is tightly related to climate. >> reporter: meanwhile, infectious disease experts warn mosquitos could soon bring zika to the u.s. >> global travel is at any time could come through this large airports. >> the fear, infects travelers who return home could get bitten here and spreads by biting other people. and even a fast-tracked vaccine could be four to five years away. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> facing protests and calls for his resignation, the pressure is on the michigan governor rick snyder as the toxic water crisis in the city of flint grows. he is set to give the state of the street speech on the heels of the president declaring a federal emergency there. thousands of children exposed to lead after a cost-saving measure city's water. >>> now to the scandal in the tennis world as one of the biggest tournaments gets underway. a bombshell report into widespread corruption into the game alleg

. >>> later today, the latest in the el ninintriggered storms are expected to hit the california coast. the storm system doused california this week bringing torrential rain and wind stretching an area to the gulf coast. today's storm is not expected to be as powerful as yesterday. floodwaters and mud slides swamped roadways and trapped drivers from san francisco to l.a. danielle nottingham is in uhall, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ten mobile homes in this community were evacuated. we are northwest of los angeles. now, a fire burned here over the summer and it left the area barren. the perfct conditions for mudslides and as you can see right now to shore up that hillside to stop more debris, water, and mud from flowing through this neighborhood. parts of southern california already soaked by days of rain are bracing for more wet weather this morning, fueled by el nino. heavy rain and strong winds wednesday uprooted massive trees in the san diego area. >> the whole house shook. just for two minutes i hoped my roof didn't go off and me with it. >> reporter: launch

gÓmez hablo que enjuiciar al joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera es una prioridad. arelyertos en contra de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera, cuyo juicio en estados unidos serÍa la ciudad que proporciona loreta linch. >> si vemos el nÚmero de casos en donde estÁ implicado la profundidad y la amplitud de su organizaciÓn criminal, la cantidad de dinero que ha malversado por el veneno que Él mueve. reportero: comitÉ de seguridad y asuntos exteriores de los estados unidos, enviaron esta carta para enrique peÑa nieto en donde piden que extra di dite a chapo guzmÁn . los abogados de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera que hoy acudieron a esta prisiÓn del altiplano, se quejaron que no les permiten entrevistoarse con su defendido >> no hay complicaciÓn, simplemente no pasa. reportero: el chapo guzmÁn esta recluido en una zona frÍa de la repÚblica mexicana y viene de una zona Árida. si el seÑor crea una pulmonÍa o una enfermedad producto del frÍo tendrÁn que ser responsables histÓricamente de cualquier resultado nefasto. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ilia: autoridad

northern mexico is taking advantage of the media frenzy surrounding the recent recapture of el chapo they are making el chapo guzman cupcakes with him wearing the dirty t-shirt he was wearing with he got stuck. hopefully they have him on a higher floor so he cannot dig out this time. >>> and star wars are going to have to wait a bit longer than expected for the next installment for the force awakens is being pushed from may to december 2017. star wars episode 8 is in preproduction and scheduled to start shooting next month in london. is the highest grossed domestic release of all time. $186million. >>> scientists said they have final evidence of planet x on our solar system. >> it is expected to be as big as neptune. it two take 10,000 to 20 years to circle the sun. but they based findings on mathememical and computer modeling. and they think it will be huge, nearly four times the diameter of earth. >>> it is now 4:57. thousands of tons of brine are >> a closer look how the d.o.t. >>> in less than 24 hours we could get a big dose of win winter weather. good morning. i'm stefan chase. >> and i

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are going to need our boots. danielle is back to tell us >>> scientists say that marine life could help them track el nio. they are looking at samples from up and down the west one project focuses on how algae. this is important because it makes a difference in harvest rates for fisheries. high levels of toxicity for certain species could mean that bad news for the fishing industry.>> what you are seeing is that the level of toxins in the clams are above the level. we are asking if this is the new normal? will we see exceptionally high levels? >> reporter: researchers say they found toxins in predators from southern california all the way to alaska. year's el nino. and so is california. we are saying hello el nino. nino. it is rolling back into colorado. the last couple of days was a nice break. >> you can turn the heat down in the car and roll the window down. >> the sun can be down on you and it was great. but, all good things have to come to an end. right? it will be good up in the high country where we will have more snow at our favorite ski resorts. we're not there yet. we get to enjoy a gorgeous suns

el nino. >> and we are following breaking news affecting a lot of people right now in milford a tractor trailer on fire shut down both sides of 495 at exit 20. the evening commute absolutely a nightmare in that area. we have skyeye on the way to the scene right now and as soon as we get new information we