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the demonstration by the japs cut water splays to millions, blocking roads and railway lines leading to the capital. >> let's go live to our correspondent in new delhi. let's talk about the caste issue, that is what it is with the community. the government offered don sessions, but don't appear to be happy. >> indeed. just a note here. there has been an overshadowing of the issue. it cost $3 billion, closing factories, shops and businesses. protesters have a committee leader. he has spoken to local ministers. they want residential status. many protesters don't trust them and thing that the government is trying to appease them. >> many are setting up blockades. this is despite thousands of troops on the ground. the chief minister, and the union minister has been summoned. so they can discuss the community reservation status, how they can come to a compromise. students in new delhi, how big a challenge does this pose? >> once against, this is expect to take over the parliamentary session, it's a crisis that has divided the country. there'll be a large protest. not necessarily directly.

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. >> the elaborate and hi-tech world of jap piece toilets. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: anna warner takes in some super bowl commercials. mo rocca analyzes real panthers and broncos in the match up. david pogue talks about the ted talks. connor night ton sets out on a journey down the national parks trail. first. the 7th of february 2016. north korea launched long range rocket from london, jonathan vigliotti reports. >> video captured the object over north korea. a state television news reader later identified as rocket launched under the order of kim jung un. claims this morning's mission put satellite into orbit but u.s. and allies condemn the operation as a cover for testing a long-range missile capable of delivering a nuclear bomb. the launch defied key ally china. and comes one month after north korea claimed to carry out a nuclear test. secretary of state john kerry called the launch a major provocation threatening the united states. the u.s. may deploy a missile defense system in south korea to counter the growing threat. in l

we heard from the jap that's prime minister-- japanese prime minister abe with his strong condemnation. how do we understand why north korea's leadership continues to pursue this? >> sure. i think the primary reason why the north koreans are pursuing this is for regime security. they're genuinely concerned that the u.s. might attack it, the u.s. has attacked places like libya and others in the past. they have said this to us. they don't have anything else to generate hard currency. north korea also trade in things like meth and feth amphetamine. they do a lot of illicit programs. it has failed as a common xhoonist state. nuclear weapons have become central to the regime's identity. it faces a lot of prestige >>> through so many of these tests, there are reports that this latest test may have failed. they are claimed a month ago that their nuclear test in january was a hydrogen bomb, but that was widely disputed. the level of their technology at this point would suggest is not particularly advanced, is it? >> some of this is standard technical development problems. nuclear weapons are c

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it is called a rocket launch, but as far as south korea, jap and the u.s. is concerned, this is a missile test. the south korean national security council met early on wednesday, the defense minister has come out and called this a grave escalation of tenses on the korean peninsula, but such words in the past haven't seen them not launching >>> the government has ruled australia's offshore detention is lawful. refugees are held on nauru and png. it could see 250 asylum seekers returned to the detention centers. joining me now live is nicholas reece, a public policy person at melbourne university. what do you make of this argument by one refugees advocacy group which says the government won this case on a point of technicality and the court didn't get into the substance of the issue. >> good to be with you. there have been successive challenges to the validity of australia's offshore detention system. this is just the latest. this time, however, unlike some of the previous challenges that human rights groups have not succeeded. their argument was that the ind

the halt will affect 16 ctories ross jap. officials expect a restart on february5th. th're trying to speed things up boutsourcing production to other steelmakers. some analysts point out that the closures may lead to delays new r delivees. toyota officials are considering extending operation hours to limit the impact. >>> here's a look at some of the other business stories we're following. japan's biggest steel producer's negotiating a takeover of the fourth largest in the country. officials with nippon steel and sumitomo say they hope to make nishon steel a subsidiary. they're looking for a way to compete globally with prices of material dropping due to overproduction in china. >>> new car sales in japan fell in january. buying was down 4.6% from a year earlier to 383,000 units. sales of mini vehicles dropped by double digits. the government raised the tax on those vehicles last april. >>> analysts at 12 private sector institutions say japan's gdp likely shrank in the last quarter of 2015. they estimate the real growth in the negative at minus 0.1% to minus 0.7%. the

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. >> the elaborate and hi-tech world of jap piece toilets. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: anna warner takes in some super bowl commercials. mo rocca analyzes real panthers and broncos in the match up. david pogue talks about the ted talks. connor night ton sets out on a journey down the national parks trail. first. the 7th of february 2016. defying international warning north korea launched long range vigliotti reports. >> video captured the object over north korea. a state television news reader later identified as rocket launched under the order of kim jung un. claims this morning's mission put satellite into orbit but u.s. and allies condemn the operation as a cover for testing a long-range missile capable of delivering a nuclear bomb. the launch defied key ally china. and comes one month after north korea claimed to carry out a nuclear test. secretary of state john kerry called the launch a major provocation threatening the united states. the u.s. may deploy a missile defense system in south korea to counter the growing threat. in

do you think this is a threat on the part of north korea to pacifically jap l pacific -- specifically or any other allies? >> i think who believes what north korea says on any given day? maybe a satellite language or missile language or anything else. the fact is unless you have a high degree of confidence in north korean technology than i do, sitting in japan you have to worry if that missile won't make it into orbit and find its trajectory into an urban area. that's why their missile defense concerns are up and alert to it. there is a larger question. we have been told in the past year by the commander of u.s. forces korea, they nuclearized their ba ballistic missiles could put the united states, leave japan alone, the united states in range in short order. this is something to be concerned about no question about it. >> i want to go to a couple other threats people are not considering tonight. that is this worldwide health alert from the world health organization on the zika virus. rick scott, the governor of florida has just put four counties under -- declared them under emergency

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are out, compared to december and the buyers were waiting, snapping up more homes than were listed in jap. that indicates this year could be another banner one for the metro real estate market. home prices are down just slightly in january from december. >>> a long time fixture in denver's jefferson park neighborhood is going to move and expand. la loma mexican restaurant has been in the same location for 43 years. they are going to move to an undisclosed downtown location and the owners say they will build a second flagship location in the platte valley. and also plans for a castle rock location as well. >>> incredibly cold temperatures right now. 20 below currently. 26 below in gunnison. below zero in sterling at the present time. not only is it cold with zero readings, we have wind to go along with it. 5 to 20 below zero until 8:00 this morning. looking ahead through the evening, some light snow around the area. i would call it, for most of us, a dusting. along south and east of e470 and in the foothills, up to 1 inch of new snow from around 9:00 tonight to 7:00 tomorrow morning. >>> m

. >>> california residents fell slightly short of hitting water conservation targets in jap.state water officials say urban water users over all have used 24.8% less water since mandatory conservation began last year. just missed the 25% in water cuts governor brown ordered. >> 210th of a percentage under and we want to meet that target the so i think it's because in some maces in northern california they see a lot of rape and snow. we haven't seen it in so long they think it mawb lot but it's not even average. >>reporter: today numbers mark the first time since june that california's have missed the conservation targets. >> generally doing a good job but slipped a little bit. >>> we need to continue the conservation because no real rain is coming. >> couple more records today. >> record heat today. cool off tomorrow and that will come with a chance of light sprinkle in the evening but no substantial storm in the next 5 to 6 days. we have clear skies up above and today we come off a warm winter day that did include some record heat. oakland tied a record today look at this at

. >>> this happened at the store in southwest miami-dade back in jap. it's located along south dixie highway and 272nd street. the two men last seen leaving in a dark colored hyundai son ata. and a bumbling burglar also caught on camera in wilton manors. thatat happened at bubbles 25 street. that man right there tried to break into the office of the laundromat after climbing into the ceiling. hehe eventually makes it into the office but he falls again. when he left he got caught on wild fires but policeay he didn't leave with anything of value. if you know anything or knowho this person is, call broward crimestoppers. >>> the lawyer accused of sleeping with her client is speaking up. her exclusive interview with the one and only ahead. >>> abuse at day care. a worker arrested and now we're seeing the frightening video that landed her behind bars. >>> less than a mile visit bill. please be careful out there. we're able to get rid of the rain but now we'll have the fog. i'll have more coming up after the break. >>> a reporter and photographer trapped by a

that's like asking pearl harbor to apologize to the japs! oh, archie. i don't want to argue. i've been worrying about you all day. yeah, well, you should've been! because you hit me and you hurt me. did i ever hit you for any reason? i never gave you any reason. you know, a lot of wives get belted by their husbands, whether they deserve it or not. archie, i could forgive you for hitting me, but i don't think i could ever forgive you for making me hit you. what does that mean? it means you lied to me. listen, edith, listen. you know, i still ain't got no feeling over here. i was standing right here, looking at you, smiling at you, and you slugged the smile right off of me. now, i demand an apology. archie, can i read you something? don't read me nothing, edith. i want an apology. this is an apology. well, i didn't ask you to write it out. but as long as you done that, that's okay too. "i'm sorry for what i've done. i don't know how i could have done such a terrible thing to someone who's been so good to me. i promise never to do it again. i hope you can forgive me." good. it a

officials say that there is fire danger still despite the rain in jap. >> we have had quite a bit rainy it remains fire season year round in the oakland hills and we are really wanting people to see this and we have a captive audience when they stop at intersection. >> sign is changeable depending on the fire danger. >> the world knows steph curry is the mvp but three could be the most popular carolina panther fan. he has connections. he is a north carolina native. he will go to super bowl 50 on sunday and is very close buddies with the quarterback and the coach. >> not only is it rooting for the panthers. i have supported them for a while. you know how hard the individual guys work and what they put into the game. you want to see the results. >> his dad is unof the most popular athletes in charlotte, a fan favorite for the hornets as a player and broadcaster. >> now, how crowded the rooms are in the bay area. most san francisco hotel rooms have been backed for week but we know a room is available but only probably through today. it is $1 million. wait until you see what you get for th

. >>> scary moments for passengers aboard a plane in northern jap japan.ngine on a japan airlines flight caught fire forcing it to abort take off in blizzard conditions. more than 160 passengers and crew members had to slide down emergency chutes on the snow covered tarmac. the engine apparently stalled after sucking in snow and then there was an explosive sound when the pilot restarted it. passengers say smoke also filled the cabin. one woman suffered minor injuries. >>> turning to your health now. a new reason to say cheers. two new studies suggest drinking three to five alcoholic beverages a week may benefit your heart's health. for the first study publish in the international journey of cardiology, researchers found that people who had three to five drinks a week had a 33% lower risk of heart failure. in the second study publish in the journal of internal medicine the heart attack risk was 38% lower. as always it's about moderation. doctors say drinking too much of course can be dangerous for your liver. >>> a panel of medical experts in canada advisin

. >> the elaborate and hi-tech world of jap piece toilets. later on "sunday morning." warner takes in some super bowl commercials. mo rocca analyzes real panthers and broncos in the match up.ks about the ted talks. connor night ton sets out on a first. the 7th of 2016. defying international warning north korea launched long range rocket from london, jonathan vigliotti reports. >> videoect over north korea. a state television news reader later identified as rocket launched under the order of kim jung un. morning's mission put satellite into orbit but u.s. and allies condemn the operation as a cover for testing a long-range missile capable oflear bomb. the launch defied key ally china. and comes one month after north korea claimed to carry out a nuclear test.te john kerry called the launch a major provocation threatening the united states. the u.s. may deploy a missile in london. >> osgood: donald trump was back last night after taking a pass on the last republican presidential debate.stage in manchester, new hampshire. marco rubio took most of the arrows from his rivals

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extremist group produced and used a chemical warfare agent in attack since aum shinri kyo used it in jap 1995. deirdre: we know it's a horrible group with a horrible mission, what do we need to do to respond? >> you need to defeat isis. you need to wipe them out. we're not going to do it. the sulfur mustard gas goes back to world war i. creates blisters on the skin, ruin the luns, the doesn't kill you the way nerve gas does, but it's serious. easy to makers primitive. we need to keep things in perspective, deirdre. we know to u.n. and various agency estimates that almost 500,000 syrians have died, a few dozen perhaps a few hundred were killed by chemical agents. conventional weapons are doing justifying job of slaughtering innocent civilians, instead of fixating on one kind of weapon, look at problem. do we face a threat here? if they get nerve gas used in the tokyo subway attack, that is a terrifying weapon. it's not a true weapon of mass destruction but it frightens people, everything frightens people. and the bottom line is we are not doing what it takes to, a, protect the american pe

. >> the elaborate and hi-tech world of jap piece toilets. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: anna warner takes in some super bowl commercials. mo rocca analyzes real panthers and broncos in the match up. david pogue talks about the ted talks. connor night ton sets out on a journey down the national parks trail. first. the 7th of february 2016. north korea launched long range rocket from london, jonathan vigliotti reports. >> video captured the object over north korea. a state television news reader later identified as rocket launched under the order of kim jung un. claims this morning's mission put satellite into orbit but u.s. and allies condemn the operation as a cover for testing a long-range missile capable of delivering a nuclear bomb. the launch defied key ally china. and comes one month after north korea claimed to carry out a nuclear test. secretary of state john kerry called the launch a major provocation threatening the united states. the u.s. may deploy a missile defense system in south korea to counter the growing threat. in l

the governor of wyoming, says, that if they try to come to this day, there will be japs hanging from every pine tree. it becomes clear that the federal government is going to have to provide a place to house the people who are being removed. the first actual exclusion orders start on march 24. on march 27, general dewitt issues what is called the freeze order, forbidding japanese-americans from leaving the military zones, except pursuant to his orders. and then, the japanese and japanese american population, happened in frozen in place, is gradually removed. first, to temper easily centers, which replaces like racetracks and fairgrounds, and then to the relocation camps. further inland. japanese-americans had different responses to this. some think that compliance is a way to demonstrate patriotism and loyalty. that this is what their country is asking of them in time of war. that was at least 40 while the position of the japanese-american citizens league. some come on the other hand think that true patriotism is resistance. and by challenging the program, in court, they are defendin

. >> darya: beat japs also flew over the stadium during the national anthem. we also have information about the nation's first primary. >> tran: will have more information from levi stadium about the cleanup that is happening. what more details when we come back. >> robin: it was a hot tub friday. >> james: will be nice and warm this afternoon. it is crystal clear out their. the venture this afternoon it might even break records today. here's your forecast for 8:00. we're looking at 40 degree temperatures. by noon time all the sunshine will command and make a warmer. by 3:00 it will be in the los to mid-60s. in some places only mid-70s to represent these. >> robin: there's a lot of slow traffic today. this northbound crashes slowing things down. will be happening at 710 this morning. earlier blocking three lanes but now they have removed the car. it will be another two hours before the iraq this all up to make it so everybody can get your. 42 minutes for the drive-through. >> robin: weir ever promised the short freeway. the two left lanes blocked. the westboun

the jap morgan trader generated more than $6 billion in losses in 2012.t wasn't his fault. he said he was told by his bosses to execute the strategy that proved disastrous. the bank is not commenting. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much. we were talking of course about china and the possibility of some kind of accord. let's get straight back to stephen gallo. raminbi and at comments from the china regulator, they mean business and there is no direct want to devalue now. >> not significantly no. i think looking at what has happened with china's reserve stockpile over the course of the last six to nine months or so, yes, scared capital flight is part of the issue. china has saved some scared capital flight but equally as their external balance sheet repositions in view of the capital account liberalizing inching towards capital account liberalization, chinese residents will awire for foreign assets and the pboc will provide some of that liquidity. it is part of that balance sheet adjustment process, the reverse of wh

jap jomana, detail for us the extent of violence that we've seen isis inflict, in iraq, specificallywell, errol, as you mentioned earlier, that attack yesterday in sadr city, the shia district of the capital, a double-bombing. a suicide bomber and a motorcycle bomb, killing 66 people, injuring more than 150 others. and this comes after a few days where we saw another double-suicide bombing also claimed by isis, targeting a shia mask in northwestern baghdad. these isis attacks, targeting the population in iraq, trying to exacerbate the sectarian factions in the country, aiming to re-ignite the sectarian violence we saw in the country. and a development we are learning about now. yesterday, according to security officials, isis militants launched a coordinated attack on the outskirts of baghdad, the area of abu ghraib. halfway between baghdad and fallujah. and according to security oo officials, isis killed several forces. and they managed to hold two areas where they took over for about ten hours until the attack was rappelled. and they were pushed back. the militants kill were frying

from the south expressway japped from adams to columbia road and that's 25 minutes. chris. >> thanks boston police put out a warning about a man they say robbed several people with a foot long kitchen knife. he is right here. if you have information about who this guy is boston police would like you to call him. he attacked at least two people in the middle of the day in the last week or so. see you back here for another update in 30 minutes. >>> party, people! >>> it is friday, february 26th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more news ahead including a tag team verbal assault on donald trump at the gop debate. about marco rubio and ted cruz do enough to improve their chances on super tuesday? first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> police say all of the deaths occurred in the building behind me. his coworkers say he appeared normal when he arrived to work. >>> what do you get when you combine political desperation a shouting match and boarded on bedlem bedlem. >> you're not winning a twitter war with donald trump. >> no way we would let a

. >> the elaborate and hi-tech world of jap piece toilets. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: anna warner takes in some super bowl commercials. mo rocca analyzes real panthers and broncos in the match up. david pogue talks about the ted talks. connor night ton sets out on a first. the 7th of february 2016. defying international warning north korea launched long range rocket from london, jonathan vigliotti reports. >> video captured the object over north korea. a state television news reader later identified as rocket launched under the order of kim jung un. claims this morning's mission put satellite into orbit but u.s. and allies condemn the operation as a cover for testing a long-range missile capable of delivering a nuclear bomb. the launch defied key ally china. and comes one month after north korea claimed to carry out a nuclear test. secretary of state john kerry called the launch a major provocation threatening the united states. the u.s. may deploy a missile defense system in south korea to in london. >> osgood: donald trump was ba

with you we have received commitments to participate from the eu and 11 countries including canada, jap japan, chile, south korea, the united kingdom, and many more. we know the challenges ahead for your colleagues are substantial but with courage and determination a just and lasting peace can be achived and the prospects for columbia can grow bright and brighter. a great writer from columbia wrote life always holds in store more surprises that are more complex and unforeseeable than any dream. [speaking in foreign language] columbiains have a good reason to dream about a future that is more peaceful and prosperous. we will continue to stand with columbia as partners and friends. i thank the president for his visit which we think has been a warm and exsessional and it is because we in -- exceptional -- good contact. i am pleased to yield the floor to our distinguished guest. >> good afternoon, i would like thank secretary kerry and his team for their hospitality we received here at the state department. we had a very interesting and important meeting. after yesterday's announcement by p