last year, french president francoise hollande came it see the effects in the fillines, the summit on climate change. many of the schools and churches destroyed by haiyan were storm shelters, and reconstruction continues, and they're building to withstand any national disasters. this is a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done to ensure that people's livelihoods are also protected. and that is an investment. people need to be supported to change on how they're earning an income, and there needs to be necessary infrastructure around farming to make i sure that they're not at risk when the typhoons come. >> as filipinos go to the polls to elect a new loader, many hope that the new president will do more to help them. >> every year greenland loses about 500 people seeking a better life elsewhere. 500 might not sound like a lot. but it is, when you consider that the total population of greenland is only 56,000. we traveled to the capital to investigate the challenge that's greenland is facing. >> growing up in greenland has changed. children here, once destined to be hunte

. >> french president, francoise hollande, the bill to change the constitution was put forward after the paris attacks, and hollande agrees. >> the national assembly and the senate have not agreed on the text regarding stripping the french citizenship of terrorists, regarding the state of emergency. >> jackie rowlins has more from paris. paris. >> these proposals to reform the constitution include not only the plan to strip nationals convicted of terror offenses, but also, a plan to make it easier for presidents to introduce a state of emergency. currently, the system is that parliament has to vote on that. >> the idea was that the president has simply there to bypass parliament in declaring a state of emergency. in the end, francoise hollande was not able to muster the political support for these proposals, and we have to remember as well the atmosphere in which this constitutional reform was first raised, when it was mentioned. it was in the aftermath of november 13th. he was under a lot of pressure from politicians and the right wing republican party, the far right of france. a lo

was a nice departure from what we've seen from other heads of state, not onlyrom america, but francoise hollande who went to cuba recently. i wish that president obama would have been more forceful and blunt and assertive in the need of respecting human rights in cuba and the need for greater freedoms, but he certainly met the standards, met by former president, jimmy carter when he went to cuba and called for greeter freedoms and democracy. and president obama did just that. now, i'm kind of cautious, not optimistic about whether this is going to be the beginning of a new era. we have seen this before, with pope john paul ii, and jimmy carter, and i don't think that this is from the middle that much. but still, to the people of the island, they feel energized by this visit. and i'm not fearing the position, since they know better. >> molly, what did you hear in that speech that struck you? >> i think that the speech was remarkable because of the tone that he struck, so i would disagree a little bit with juan charles and it's a balancing act. you want to have a little bit of heart and a little b

dominated of the news over francoise hollands constitutional reform. >> he has dropped plans to strip terrorist of their french nationality. he has said after the november 13 attacks in paris that he would do his best to get this changed on the constitution but it will not happen because he did not get support from his own left-wing socialist party. it's a big embarrassment for him. by coincidence, for papers and france have the same picture of him on their front page. we never see this. all of them chose the one there. it's a profile picture of him looking forlorn. the headlines are pretty similar. said all that for nothing. he has been going on about the change to the constitution and it will not happen. figaro has harsher words as a right wing paper. they say he has wasted the french people's time as well as his own. he has shown he is not able to be the strong president has wanted to be since the terrorist attacks last year. e but someor holland say the communist paper has a more joyful look at things. page, theront shameful operation is being buried. very joyful indeed. dailies f

in the end, francoise hollande was not able to muster the political support for these proposals, and we have to remember as well the atmosphere in which this constitutional reform was first raised, when it was first mentioned. it was in the aftermath of november 13th. he was under a lot of pressure from politicians and the right wing republican party, the far right national france. a lot of criticism from security agency, why have they not anticipated these attacks? this populist opinion. but months later, you see there's not the support from the left-wing of the party, his own justice minister resigned on principle because she would not support the side there, and ultimately, when it came to it the numbers were not there. not in the parliament, the national assembly or the senate, which is why we see this climbdown by the president. >> refugees are concerned about the group, al-shabaab, and being able to stay away from its influence. our katherine was able to go there to the kenyan area. >> reporter: patrolling the refugee camp, one of five camps in northeastern kenya. at night, the

french president francoise holland: "terrorists struck fosters road bridge beginning at 8 p.m. each night, sunday, march 20 through friday, march 25, followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. as temperatures warm into the low as temperatures warm into the low 60s this afternoon we can expect a gusting upwards of 30 / 35 mph. skies will remain sunny as temperatures will reach 63 degrees. look for a sun and cloud mix on wednesday with a high of 65 degrees. the next chance for rain will arrive after midnight into thursday morning with rain and isolated thunderstorms thursday afternoon. this will be a cold front that will bring in dry and cool air on friday with highs near 50 degrees. easter weekend looks a bit warmer with a dry saturday and highs of 60 degrees. we do have rain chances easter sunday but as of now they look late day into the evening as early morning church and egg hunts as of now look dry. i will not rule out moving that rain up earlier but not indications are later in the day. out highs will be around 64 degrees! carstar traffi

francoise hollande is claiming consequence. >> a century of prance and britain, shoulder to shoulder around the modern city. there was heavy symbolism with president hollande and cameron starting the summit at the war memorial. the two men and the prime ministers got down to business w. refugees and security. an arrangement potentially threatened by the impending british referendum on eu membership. >> i don't want to scare you. i just want to say the truth. there will be consequences if the united kingdom is to leave the eu. in many areas, on the single market, on financial trade and on economic development. i don't want to give you a catastrophic scenario, but there will be consequences. >> there was a promise, unaccompanied children will be able to join relatives already in the uk. but the headline british response was to simply promise more financial support so most refugees stay on french soil. >> we would invest an additional 17 million pounds in calais to assist the police. the efforts would go to move people from camps in calais to france, and we would fund joint work to retu

at a news conference, president francoise hollande of france, and belgium law enforcement and countries around the world helped, including the united states. >> president obama, who gave us his encouragement against all forms of terrorism. obama asked me to thank all of the security forces of our country. >> reporter: the arrest of salah abdelslam comes days after the fingerprints of the suspect were found in a raid in a brussel's apartment. he fled after the gun and bomb attack that killed 130 people, one of the alleged masterminds and the center of a huge manhunt. >> reporter: the united states has significant capabilities, and we have used them to assist the french and the belgiums, as they have taken steps to investigate the attacks and taken steps to safeguard their country. we're going to continue to stay in clops touch with them on this. >> reporter: salah abdelslam is believed to be the logistical mastermind and the driver, he escaped brussels shortly afterwards, and his car stalled on the french and belgium border, but the police let him go. tweeted congratulations to belgium a

the belgium prime minister and francoise hollande and while saying this is being attacked and wound up, they are warning that more attacks may follow. just a couple of days ago isis released two videos, one of which featured two belgians who specifically threatened more attacks and said this is just the beginning. so as we saw today, chris, it's a city very much on the edge. a city where tempers are raw and a city that is braced for more attacks. chris? >> emotions are raw as well. bill neil ely, thank you so muc for that report. >>> there is debate over the u.s. role in europe's security. hillary clinton and donald trump clashing over whether the u.s. should rethink its involvement in nato. during a counter terrorism address last week at stanford clinton warned against trump's opposition to the military alliance. >> turning our back on our alliances or turning our alliance into a protection racket would reverse decades of bipartisan american leadership and send a dangerous signal to friend and foe alike. putin already hopes to divide europe. if mr. trump gets his way, it'll be like ch