hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up aftermath of the cyclone debbie and impact on new seal land. >> thousands have been evacuated after a levee failed , we will update you on rescue efforts. >>> also ahead a customer freaks out at 7-eleven punching a clerk and smashing equipment, we will tell what you caused bad behavior. >>> we will show you another impressive high schooler who has been accepted into all eight ivy league schools. >> ♪ >> high school students getting accepted into all eight. >> i only got in one school, i only applied to one and i have 1120 on my sat. you remember that. >> do i. >> did they have the sat's. >> we wrote them on tablets, like stone. >> here comes the rain again, flood watch is in effect across the area lauren has the forecast and when the rain will move out. how to brush his teeth. didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who

cbs's hanna daniels has the latest. >> reporter: wall of rushing water, debris, mud, devouring the town of mccollough near columbia's border near ecuador officials say that intense rain forced several rivers to overflow, and then cause the massive landslide. he says that the sound of the roxanne water was so heavy that everyone was shock. alarms sounded but many did not hear warning. daylight showed the magnitude of the destruction, trees were up rooted and dozens of homes were covered in several feet of mud. the fast moving current left this car sandwiched between what is left of a building and a tree. the death toll is expected to rise as more bodies are believed to be buried underneath all that mud. doctors say local medical centers are running out of blood, as they treat the 300 injured. the government has called up over 1100 soldiers and police, to help dig through hundred tane of mud to find survivors. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news april fools day snowstorm that has hit northern new england is no joke. by late afternoon up to 18 inches had fallen in

hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> investigators say a malfunctioningsing vent pipe from a pool heater caused a deadly carbon monoxide leak at a michigan hotel. workers at quality inn and suites called 911 saturday morning after seeing children unresponsive on the pool deck. a 13 year-old boy died, 14 other people went to local hospitals, including eight children between the age of 12 and 14. two responding officers were treated for carbon monoxide exposure as well and released. >>> new this morning a large fire rages at a construction site near due by's largest shopping mall, the flames sent thick, gray smoke, over the bottom, and, heavily damaged on new years eve, 2014. there is no word on any, injuries this morning, dramatic fires has hit sky scrapers in recent years, building experts say a popular type of, covering on the buildings can be highly flammable. >>> man suspect at starting a fire that collapsed part of the i-95 in atlanta is facing arson charges. a judge set bail at $200,000, for basil elerbee, police arrested him and two others after thursday's fire. prose

cbs correspondent hanna daniels has the very latest. >> reporter: the wall of rushing water, debris, and mud , devoured the town of mccall a near columbia's board er with ecuador. officials say that intense rain forced several rivers to overflow, and then caused the massive landslide. he says the sound of the rocks from water is so heavy, everyone was shocked. alarms sounded but many victims were sleeping and did not hear the warning. daylight showed the magnitude of the destruction, trees were uprooted and dozens of homes were covered in several feet of mud. the fast moving current left this car sandwiched between what is left of the building and a tree. the death toll is expected to rise as more bodies are believed to be buried underneath all that mud. doctors say that local medical centers are running out of life as they treat the 300 injured. the government has called on 1100 soldiers and police to help dig through the hundred tane of mud to find survivors. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meantime, back here at home a tour bus displaying anti transgender messages i

i'm hanna daniels and we will show you commercial and backlash it is now getting. >>> today is wednesdayril 5th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> good morning, ladies. >> well, good morning. >> happy wednesday, lauren, great to have you with us this morning. veronica over here. >> and, veronica here. >> we have to stay tuned later on to social media pages we may be putting up something, something. >> looking outside right new we have fog out there that is now moving out, so we are dealing with visibility issues >> we are moving across the area starting to creep its way west ward so head up in the eastern, philadelphia suburbs. it is kind of moving its way from the, concentration, and now moving westbound so we could see locally reduced visability. visability have been down for several hours in atlantic city down to .3 of a mile. conditions will improve with that fog over next

here's hanna daniels. >> this is a seat stolen. >> reporter: democratic senator jeff merckly staged a marathon protest on the senate floor overnight, calling on republicans to delay the vote, on supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch this week. this is amid ongoing investigationness to ties between president trump's campaign and russia. >> unacceptable that we're considering this nomination at this moment when there is a cloud over the presidency. >> reporter: part of those investigations involved the president's still unsubstantiated claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower, on tuesday, the president pointed the finger at former president's national security advisor susan rice re tweeting the link to a story suggest ago this she may have unmasked the names of trump associates pick up during surveillance of foreign targets. >> in an effort to ask for identity of american citizens, it is necessary to understand the importance of a intelligence report, in some instances. >> reporter: white house press secretary sean spicer whether rice's motivation was political. >> it depend on

. >> hanna daniels joins us live from the new york stock exchange. so united airlines has announced policy changes in the wake of the forced removal of the passenger this month. what are those changes, including. >> well, david doa was injured when he was dragged from his seat to make room for united crew member earlier this month well, new policy will limit the use of law enforcement, and safety and security is at risk. seated passengers will not be required to give up their seat and passengers who do agree to give up their seat can receive incentives up to $10,000. united says it will reduce the amount of over booking. >> give me $10,000 i will drive where ever i'm going. >>> i understand that there is a fast food chain that is adding some suites and this is one of my favorite places to visit, so what is this all about. >> reporter: mine too, chipotle, mexican restaurant will be rolling out, tortilla strips with honey, cinnamon and sugar served with apple carmel butter dipping sauce, how delicious does that sound. >> good. >> when are they starting

i'm hanna daniels in new york with more coming up. >>> it is foggy start and much of the area, "eyewitnessas out, in northeast philadelphia, trying to see once the fog lift we are in for a sunny, mild wednesday. >>> it is wednesday, april 5th , good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lauren is in for katie and, meisha is here, good morning, ladies. >> lauren, great to see you. >> nice to be here. >> happy wednesday. >> we are looking outside and we are looking at some fog but it is patchy, it is scattered here and there we have one place with a speed restriction in play but that will be lifted. >> mess of the fog is closer to the coast but dense in some areas. watch out, if you are closer to the coast. we can check out visability down to half mile in atlantic city, down to .3 of a mile in trenton but in philadelphia, lehigh valley, berks county, no visibility problems, this morning, and temperatures, they are feeling g60 degrees right now in philadelphia, wind west at 9 miles an hour, we are chillier down the shore with cooler temperatures allowing that if you go to settle in.

i'm hanna daniels and we will show you commercial and backlash it is now getting. >>> today is wednesday, april 5th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> good morning, ladies. >> well, good morning. >> happy wednesday, lauren, great to have you with us this morning. veronica over here. >> and, veronica here. >> we have to stay tuned later on to social media pages we may be putting up something, something. >> looking outside right new we have fog out there that is now moving out, so we are dealing with visibility issues >> we are moving across the area starting to creep its way west ward so head up in the eastern, philadelphia suburbs. it is kind of moving its way from the, concentration, and now moving westbound so we could see locally reduced visability. visability have been down for several hours in atlantic city down to .3 of a mile. conditions will improve with that fog over next several hours and very nice day in store. 61 degrees in philadelphia feeling nice and mild but much chillier down the shore. 44 degrees. because that number is so close to the dew point, number , we are seein