we want to talk about this typhoon nesat.has swept through philippines, and it didn't directly hit hong kong. but look at what hong kong had to deal with. we have a video coming up from hong kong just today. now it has brought tremendous damages as you can see here. the effects of typhoon nesat caused strtural damage. a lot of transportation has been suspended or canceled. the storm forced people to shut schools, courts and government offices so people are trying to clear up this mess right over here in hong kong. now as you can see, it's a large storm. typhoon nesat is going to be sweeping through hainan fairly quickly in a speed of 20 kilometers per hour and then towards the gulf of tanking it will downgrade and then make another landfall in northern vietnam, perhaps friday evening. as it travels over land, it looks like it's going to be downgrading into a tropical depression. but even though it's going to be downgrading, the accumulation of rainfall is going to be staggering. we have reports of 167 millimeters in hainan, a

let's look at tropical storm nesat made landfall along the northern end of hainan island. by tonight expected to move into towards the northern end of vietnam and lose a lot of the strong winds by saturday morning, but for the course of friday, this section of southern china, hainan island, northern vietnam will want to brace for some pretty strong winds. now rainfall, too, will still be pretty heavy in some areas. localized areas could be looking at upwards of 200 millimeters to fall still, in addition to all the rain that we've already seen in the last 24 hours or so, so you do want to watch out for flood risk and landslide risks. now as we look towards the philippines, too, rainfall accumulation will really start piling up over the next 48 hours and this will be due to our other tropical storm system, typhoon nalgae, this one is still on a strengthening track, wind speeds just over 140 kilometers per hour but they are expected to get even stronger. it is expected to move over the northern end of luzon saturday, heading back out into the south china sea sunday morning an

typhoon nesat is pulling away from northern philippines. it is leaving behind some stormy weather. into the afternoon hours, definitely you need to brace for lingering strong winds. now, nesat is expected to trek across the south china sea with a little more intensity again before aiming for southeast china or possibly in towards the northern end of the indochina peninsula. not sure where the system will land. no matter where the eye of the storm is, this is a large system, it will span a large area. this entire section wants to brace for stormy conditions the next few days. rain wise, bulk of heavy rain in the next two days will move into the island and southeast china. watch for potential flooding and landslide issues as well. in the pacific, tropical storm just formed and is moving at slow pace. possibly going to northern philippines or taiwan. too early to tell. we will want to keep a close eye on its progress. for japan, looking as largely settled skies. should be looking at quite a bit of sunshine. we have rape headed your way, then for china, scattered showers moving to the

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let's look at tropical storm nesat made landfall along the northern end of hainan island yesterday, it is working its way across the gulf oftonqing. by tonight expected to move into towards the northern end of vietnam and more than likely weaken into a tropical depression and lose a lot of the strong winds by saturday morning, but for the course of friday, this section of southern china, hainan island, northern vietnam will want to brace for some pretty strong winds. now rainfall, too, will still be pretty heavy in some areas. localized areas could be looking at upwards of 200 millimeters to fall still, in addition to all the rain that we've already seen in the last 24 hours or so, so you do want to watch out for flood risk and landslide risks. now as we look towards the philippines, too, rainfall accumulation will really start piling up over the next 48 hours and this will be due to our other tropical storm system, typhoon nalgae, this one is still on a strengthening track, wind speeds just over 140 kilometers per hour but they are expected to get even stronger. it is expected to move

this is the situation that this typhoon nesat has brought to us. and looks like it is tracking towards hainan now. it is well offshore from the western seaboard of the philippines. but the high waves are picking up to about 4.5 meters high. storm surges and also rough sea conditions are going to still prevail. now, this is going to be trekking towards hainan making landfall thursday evening. as a typhoon, perhaps. and downgrading itself into tropical depression as it makes probably another landfall in northern vietnam. we'll definitely keep a very close eye on this system. it is still very large, strong typhoon. and it will be bringing ample moisture toward southeastern coast of china. it is already going to be starting to bring lots of rain in the next 24 hours, especially in hainan as you can see, 250 millimeters or more. rain will be accumulated here. this is tropical storm nagai. a little short break for the philippines and, again, into the weekend. it looks like another storm will come. typhoon's intensity is expected as it might make landfall

for the philippines too, still struggling to recover from the onslaught of typhoon nesat. we're going to see more rain moving in over the next 48 hours. this will be from our other tropical storm system, severe tropical storm nagae picking up speed, right now winds just over 100 kilometers per hour but they will get much stronger just as they start aiming for the northern end of the philippines. once again, you will want to brace for much stormy conditions as well as plenty of rainfall. otherwise, east asia will be looking at rain for this section of northeast china through the korean peninsula. it's starting to move in toward japan. in the afternoon hours we'll see more showers for southern areas like kyushu. and then in the north too a little more rain comes on. in tokyo sunny skies for the most part today and temperatures rise to 25 degrees. meanwhile, seoul will be on the cool side at just 19. and over towards europe clouds still continue to move through the scandinavian peninsula, and they're now heading in through eastern europe. but otherwise, this high pressure are

>>> now, typhoon nesat is heading for china.ore we're joined by jennifer delgado from the international weather center. do we see any weakening of this storm, jen? >> you know, it has weakened since it passed through the philippines, but the problem is it's still a typhoon. if you were to put this in the atlantic, this would be a category 1 storm. now, to give you updated information, winds right now sustained at 130 kilometers. gusts up to 157. right now it's located about 630 kilometers south-southeast of hong kong, roughly about 300 miles away. it's going to be moving over towards the west, making landfall it looks like thursday evening right in that northern part of hainan as a typhoon and potentially making another landfall in vietnam, an area that does not need any rain because they've also been recovering from a flooding situation as well. let's go to video to show you the aftermath of typhoon nesat through the philippines. you're looking at water coming into homes, people walking around. a lot of the problems were caused

but this typhoon, nesat is going to be coming toward the same direction, now moving westly at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour. and heading towards hainan as you can see. maybe making a secondary landfall, again on friday. now, this one is going to be affecting with high waves, also rough sea conditions and it will be affecting luzon where there were very damaging situation continues there still. northern areas will be affected with much of the waves and stormy conditions. and south coast of china as well as eastern coast of china, hainan will be affected with similar conditions as well. this is the path for the 48-hour, you can see hainan is going to be very much affected with this very heavy rain. up to about 250 millimeters or even more to come. so further flooding is going to be a serious concern. heading back to the bigger picture, southwestern areas of japan will be seeing the ample moisture to be brought so showery weather, wet weather to be coming for you. but much of japan will be looking very sunny and dry, as well as the korean peninsula. a low just over northern china wil

nesat is packing piend winds of 120 kilometers an hour. moving fast at 15 kilometers an hour but getting close to the northern end of the philippines. you can see the central philippines are seeing the stronger winds and the winds will intensify throughout the course of the day and even through tuesday as the core of the typhoon works across the northern end of the philippines. it will be stormy the next couple of days. plenty of rain, strong winds and high waves that you want to watch out for this. this will be a couple of days of stormy conditions. ahead of that, we have tropical storm tatang in the south china peninsula. it is likely making landfall within the next 24 to 48 hours. wind speeds 65 kilometers an an hour. more strengthening is expected before landfall. once it makes landfall it should rapidly weaken. you want tobreak brace for stronger winds and rough sea conditions along the coastline. otherwise we are looking at fairly settled. china, the eastern side here, the southern end here will be looking at heavier rains due to the

the first one i want to menon is tropical stm nesat. you'llemembethis was the one that blew through the northern philippines, making a second landfall in hainan yesterday and is now just movg inland through northern parts of vietnam. now it's reallylowed down, movi west-northwest slowly. the winds have come down, gusts still at 90 kilometers per hour. but they're not going to be the biggest problem. the biggest issue is going to be the ongoing rain as the system just inches further along. in the next 48 hours, some places picking up in excess of 150 millimeters of rain. certainly parts of southern china as well as indochina will be suffering. hainan island still getting a lot of the rain, too, as parts of hainan island saw 250 millimeters in the last 24 hours. so when we add on to that, it could be a problem with flooding and landslides. then we have the northern philippines, once again getting absolutely drenched this time by typhoon nalgae which has intensified. it's set to make landfall tomorrow in eastern luzon, in the afternoon. an

and one is nesat making landfall in the next couple hours likely. although it's already bringing the very strong winds to much of this northern half of the philippines today. it's just going to stay stormy as this works its way across the island here before heading back out into the south china sea. right now wind speeds about 140 kilometers per hour. much stronger gusts. now, once it makes landfall, those winds should weaken slightly. still it's expected to maintain intensity throughout today. you do want to brace for potentially damaging winds. out in the south china sea, we have a separate one. hitang moving at about 20 kilometers per hour. and once it hits it is going to weaken as well. but it will maintain the moisture through vietnam and ending up towards thailand over the next few days. so really this area is experiencing quite a bit of wet weather today. now, the philippines northern end will experience the heaviest falls but also across the indochina peninsula, be on the watch for these heavy falls today. up towards east asia largely dry pi

some more world news now this hour a powerful typhoon nesat has struck the philippines bringing monsoon rains and strong winds to the flooded parts of the capital at least twelve people including children have died in the storms which of course business is to close as well as the truck to travel and power supplies over one hundred thousand people have been evacuated from the worst affected areas the thai food is expected to move across the country before reaching south and sure enough on thursday. meanwhile in china two subway trains have collided in shanghai injuring more than two hundred passengers critically it happened on one of the city's newest lines and one train slammed back the number as a result of a technical fault a similar collision between two high speed overground trains in eastern china killed in july provoking public anger about safety standards. you would. and she gives out the fight is over run the port of third in a strategic victory in seizing the final strongholds of the. brits so they still face a tough resistance from exactly forces with heavy fighting reportedly

but typhoon nesat is currently heading in a northeast direction from manila and will get close to theoutheast of hong kong during wednesday morning, so lots of showers are expected in these areas by then. down under... sydney will stay dark and cloudy all throughout the day tomorrow, but no chance for rain. melbourne and victoria are exceptions... there's a good chance for some showers there. wellington's staying sunny for another day... at 15 degrees. into north america... showers and thunderstorms will spread into most of the northeast and the mid -atlantic on wednesday,... but temperatures are remaining warm. rain still continues in most of the mississipi river as well. meanwhile... rain and winds in the pacific northwest... will ease down a bit. down in south america... rio de janeiro, sao paulo and santiago... will all enjoy a nice sunny afternoon in the low to mid 20s on weesday. pass by buenos aires sometime during the day. into europe... moscow and madrid have partly cloudy skies in the forecast. but pretty much everywhere else in europe... will enjoy crystal clear skies with

more world news this hour now in brief powerful typhoon nesat has struck the philippines bringing monsoon rains and strong winds that have flooded parts of the capital at least twelve people including children have died in the storms which affords businesses to close as well as disrupting air travel and power supplies over one hundred thousand people have been evacuated from the worst affected areas that's my feeling is expected to move across the country before reaching southern china on thursday. in china to subway trains have collided in shanghai injuring more than two hundred passengers some critically it happened on one of the same lines when one train slammed the back of another result of a technical fault a similar collision between two high speed over ground trains in eastern china killed forty people in july provoking public anger about safety standards. in syria troops that backed by time from that helicopter reportedly stormed a key or positioning town pounding it in the night with heavy machine gun fire all of us down the strategically important as it lies along my way to turk

a powerful typhoon nesat sland into the philippines bring it with it monsoon rains and strong winds for the toppled trees and flooded parts of the capital at least seven people have died including a baby fell into a swollen river government offices and schools are closed all dozens of domestic flights were canceled and one hundred pounds of back rated from the worst affected areas by heavy downpours are expected to continue for several days. brutal beautiful for residents of the icy arctic island bag and polar bears are a common side despite the obvious dangers that also a huge drop of visitors. reports now on those who get to go all the go to get closer to wilderness and the region's was famous inhabitant. bear watching and bearing being watched from the moment you arrive any longer be an airport the king of the arctic never lets you out of his sight he watches you collecting your backs from the belt and browsing in the souvenir shop enjoying spitzbergen spectacular scenery or simply doing a big rush. the pullen very cult of personality is still huge here it makes some dictators down s

typhoon nesat has slammed into the philippines bringing with it heavy rains and winds of up to one hundred seventy kilometers an hour several fishermen were reported missing was also cause the death of a baby who drowned government offices and schools were closed while dozens of domestic flights were canceled and highland ferries grounded more than one hundred thousand people had to be evacuated from plug prone areas. brutal but beautiful for the residents of the icy arctic archipelago spitzbergen the polar bears are a common sight but despite the obvious danger there are also a huge draw for visitors artie's oksana boyko reports on those who get closer to the wilderness and the region's most famous inhabit. bear watching and bearing being watched from the moment you arrive any longer be an airport the king of the arctic never lets you out of his sight he watches you collecting your backs from the belt and browsing in the souvenir shop enjoying spitzbergen spectacular scenery or simply doing the groceries the pull of various cult of personality is still huge here it makes some dictators do

services and residents in the philippines are busy clearing up after they islands were shaken by typhoon nesat the capital manila that was battered with torrential rains which caused severe flooding in the area thirty people are missing out of a deluge that claimed twenty one lives local geography means that the pacific ocean and delivers around twenty tropical storms and typhoons to the philippines every year. witnesses at the main slaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor in california say the pop star was energetic and performing well just days before he died the promoter paul dongle were told jurors that jackson had been fully engaged in rehearsals for the planning of the planned comeback tour dr murray's accused of negligence and giving a fatal overdose of sedatives two years ago pleading not guilty the doctor could face a life long banned from practicing medicine as well as four years in jail if convicted . and that's protests have to date for this hour up next here on out it will be in the u.k. and other western nations still very much involved in the new battle conflict one of britai

powerful typhoon nesat struck the philippines bringing with it monsoon rains and strong winds they flooded part of the capital at least sixteen people including children have died in the storms which a force businesses to close and disrupted their travel and power supplies over one hundred thousand people have been evacuated from the worst affected areas the thai food expected to move across the country before reaching southern china on thursday . coming up. one of the world's leading experts on u.s. foreign policy walter russell mead explain this to us the way he sees it is for america's global future. walter russell mead thank you very much for being with us today sir good to be here it's a pleasure so i know that your and democrat who voted for obama has disappointed you in some ways yes in some ways no i have to say when i voted for him i didn't think oh this is the one everything is going to be perfect i thought he would be able to manage our foreign policy. effectively not perfectly no one and i think he has. i think we're in fairly good shape and he's been able to do some of the thi

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. >>> typhoon nesat hit china overnight, forcing thousands from their homes.ome 300,000 people were evacuated. >>> and from japan, a noah's ark of sorts. in case japan is hit by another tsunami, check this out. this is a floating capsule made of fiberglass that can hold about four adults. now, there is a small window very small, and breathing holes. and in nicer weather, some say it can be used as a toy for children. i don't know about that but so far, 600 of them have been >>> we are looking at temperatures starting off in the 50s and near 60-degree range. sunshine, things are calm. 77 degrees, temperature high with intervals of clouds and sun. a chance of showers through this evening. 50 degrees the low. going in to our saturday, windy and cooler. high pressure builds in, 60 degrees with sunshine throughout the day and overnight lows down near 50. >>> technology offers a whole new temptation for couples. if you see your spouse's cell phone, is it okay to look at text messages? >> and what about their e-mail? it's time to sort out the new digital rules of rel