air pollution in new delhi is 27 times the safe limit.dys according to a carried out by bloomberg news. that is set to get higher. the high levels of pollution being witnessed will reach the peak on thursday. a thick haze with extremely high levels of suspended particles. are directedents to check crop burning in their states. one of the factors leading to smog in the capital. a tollhi has introduced for trucks and commercial vehicles to improve the quality of the air. trucks being banned from entering new delhi during the day. estimates show thousands of trucks pour into the capital city. they account to a third of the pollution in new delhi. fumes to a toxic mix of and dust coming in from construction sites to make it has it is. plan toonth trial charge commercial vehicles extra itcome in to the della, but looks like it has reached critical level. rishaad: thanks. that is it for "trending business". we recap the big stories of the day so far. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bed

these trucks are responsible for nearly a third of new delhi's air pollution.o the seasonal fall in temperatures a smoggy haze can be seen this time of year. since most of these trucks go through the city simply to avoid paying tolls outside, the country's supreme court has imposed a green tax on all commercial trucks as a way to skap -- cap pollution, but there has already been problems in collecting the tax as the private operators who run the toll booths say they are no equipped to forcibly collect the tax from the truck drivers. critics say the green tax simply moves the solution outside of the city instead of reducing it all together. and could increase pollution if drivers are forced to drive longer distances. >>> it's one of rome's best-loved monuments, and after a $2.1 million makeover, the fountain has been revealed once again to the public. this is a live shot of rome. there it is, where it has just been switched on. it has taken 16 months to the frustration of visiting tourists. the repairs were funded by the italian fashion house fendi. parts of the

but it's air is only as half as toxic of new delhi. it is the now the now most polluted city. >> most of the commercial trucks entering india's capital are carrying goods destined for other states. according to several studies these trucks are responsible for a third of new delhi's air pollution. smoggy haze can be seen this time of year in a city already rated one of the most polluted in the world with the highest concentration of small airborne particles according to the world health organization. since most of these trucks go through the city simply to avoid paying tolls outside the country's supreme court has imposed a green tax on all commercial trucks as a way to cap pollution but there has been problems in collecting that tax as private operators say they're not in a position to forcebly collect the tax from the truck drivers. many environmentalizes say having cleaner fuels throughout the country is a much more effective method as the green tax moves the pollution outside of the city. in the long term could increase pollution if

these trucks are responsible for nearly a third of new delhi's air pollution.ed to the seasonal fall in temperature the smoggy haze can be thick this time of year, in a city with the highest concentration of small airborne particles. since most of these trucks go through the city to avoid paying polls outside, they have imposed a green tax on all commercial trucks as a way to cap pollution. but there has already been a problem in collecting that tax, as these toll both operators say they are not in a position to collect the tax. and having cleaner fuels throughout the country would be a much more effective method, as the green tax simply moves the pollution outside of the city, and could increase pollution if drivers are forced to drive longer distances. >>> a rare cyclone with winds of up to 160 kilometers an hour has weakened after making landfall in yemen. it has killed three people and injured at least 200 others. the u.n. expects the storm to felt mostly in the south where many people are in need of little more aid because of the country's war. >> reporter

to get the reforms through. >> a political analyst joins me from new delhi. good to have you with us. what happened to the prime minister's popularity that supposed wave which was expected to sweep the country? what message are people sending him? >> popularity has been declining. it was evident in delhi, in the elections where the party was wiped out. and now the so-called tsunami has petered off. >> do you think it will trigger an internal shake up of the government? >> i don't think so. all it will do is erode the authority. there's no challenge within, who asked to take responsibility. that will not happen. that continues as the prime minister. with people questioning his decisions. as far as the party is concerned, he controls the party. the b.j.p. is a 2-man parliament, the prime minister and his appointee shah, and it's a defeat for him and his style of functioning. perhaps mr shah will bet inclusive and put in place institutions that don't exist in the party. they have all but disappeared. the party would be doubtful about his ability to win elections

joining us from new delhi.ow that the party is defeated, how much of a setback for the party but for prime minister modi himself. >> reporter: many political p punits and other here thought it was a test of modi. more than half the seats were won in bihar. they won several major states in what supporters called an modi wave with the exception here in new delhi itself in elections almost a year ago. they were hoping that would give the credit ability to push through economic reforms which have been lagging in the past several months. however, a grand alliance of opposition parties, so-called secular parties, including some bitter rivals, got together to oppose the bjp queueing it of playing politics with religion and saying that their economic reforms weren't doing anything for the country >>> for bihar itself as a state, how important was it for this election? >> reporter: well, it did show what the dividing lines were. there were speculations, even up until today, some polls showing the bhj having majority and

capitol is one of the most polluted cities in the world, but it's air is only half as toxic as that of new delhiil reports on the efforts to clean up the air. >> reporter: most of the commercial trucks entering in this capitol are carrying goods december stated for other states and are merely using the city as a transit point. according to many studies these trucks are responsible for nearly a third of the air pollution. this city has the highest concentration of small air-born particles according to the world health organization. since most trucks go through the city to avoid paying polls outside, the supreme court has imposed a green tax on all commercial trucks. but there's already been problems in collecting that tax, as the private operators who run these toll booths say they are not in a position to forcibly collect the tax. and many environmentalists say having cleaner fuels throughout the country would be a much more effective method as the green tax simply moves the pollution outside of the city. in fact in the long term could increase pollution if drivers are forced to drive longer dis

we have more from new delhi on what can be expected from the vis visit. >> reporter: decades of aid flowing from the u.k. to india will stop. the reasoning is given india's economic growth and advancement. for example, setting satellites. aid from the u.k. was a peanut, and not needed they said. in fact, prime minister narendra modi's u.k. visit include signing trade deals with britain, hoping to cash in on india's growth. many are fairly comfortable and confident that they will be able to fill the funding shortfall. some worry the new money may be politicized and go to different sectors. the u.k. says while aid may end, it will give expertise in areas such as poverty reduction and energy now, myanmar's military leadership congratulated nobel laureate aung san suy kyi on winning the historic elections on sunday. results put her party on course for a landslide victory, the first time that myanmar has been ruled by government not dominated by the military >>> south korean's supreme court upheld a life-time sentence for the captain of a ferry killing many. lee jun-seok was convicted of several

joining us live from new delhi, thanks. we'll be watching that trip very closely. >> one of the major subjects for india is the environment. there are dire circumstances at stake. our meteorologist joins us now. first time seeing you this week, derek. nice to see you. >> nice to see you as well. we've been talking about this 2 degrees threshold scientists talking about if we reach that we will run away with climate change across the planet. now, united nations saying the world could push the world into that 2 degree danger zone on its own. this is significant, not saying india is the only country to blame for what's taking place right now, they're expanding so significa significantly. if other developed countries don't reduce their carbon footprint along with the growth expected in india, we could see that threshold met. a lot of fascinating information. first, we have to look at the economy of india to fully understand the concept of this. looking at coal fired power plants, 48 active cole-fired power plants with 78 more e

and in new delhi, the presidential palace bury visible. 180 nations have committed to reducing carbon emissions, linking to rising sea levels, melting glaciers and extreme weather and drought. but those promises may not be legally binding and two previous attempts fizzled. >> this problem doesn't go away. and we can't negotiate with the atmosphere. it will keep happening. so we have to find other approaches. >> reporter: that the summit is happening at all is a show of defiance following the recent terror attacks here. so was tonight's dinner president president obama and hollandi, at a public restaurant instead of the palace. all of it playing out among unprecedented security. late yesterday place cracked down on violent protesters. today it was down to business. some royal persuasion, bill gate as announcing a multi-billion dollar clean energy project. a quiet diplomacy between obama and putin and sense of urgency over what not getting an agreement could mean. >> submerged countries, fields that no longer grow. political disruptions that trigger conflict. >> that has world leaders b

more now from new delhi on what can be expected from mr modi's visit. >> reporter: decades of aid flowing from the u.k. to india, much of it to help reduce poverty will stop by the end of this year. the reasoning is given india's economic growth and technical logical advancements, such as sending satellites up into space and probes to mars, demonstrates it doesn't need help any more. it was said that aid from the u.k. was a peanut and not needed. in fact, p.m. u.k.'s visit will include signing trade deals with britain hoping to cash in on india's growth. many in india are fairly come foreladyable and confident that they will be able to fill the funding shortfall, but some here worry the new money from the government might become plight plight sized. while traditional aid may be ending, it will still be giving expertise in areas such as poverty reduction and clean burning energy >>> afghanistan's government says at least 8 million children are enrolled in school, but activists argue that as many 70% of the schools on the official list are actually bog us or only have a fraction of the stud

the loss may mean further delays for government lead nurse new delhi to enact promised legal reforms,ack for prime minister modi. government leaders in venezuela are testing how much th the supt they have by holding reversals for the parliamentary election next month. soaring inflation and foot shortages are hurting the popularity of the ruling social party and president nicholas maduro, virginia lopez has more from caracas. >> reporter: the fight continues, it's a slowing happen that no longer raises as many fists in venezuela as it once did. the organizers of this pro-government rail are having trouble gathering support. >> translator: we understand that people are unhappy. but we will not negotiate the revolution, on the other hand, we will educate. our people know that a return to opposition rule would be disastrous. >> reporter: in the past, the pro-government movement would feel whole avenues with hugo chavez' red-clad supporters. today just a few dozen motorcycles have joined this parade. people no longer wave from their balconies in support. hoping retain the support that has

. >> a march through the streets of the new delhi with the 7th annual gay pride parade. some danced. others healed rainbow coloured signs and balloons, the l.g.b.t. gained acceptance in india's largest cities, but the law bans same-sex >>> according to statistics of the department of justice, more than 3,000 transgender inmates are in prison. many are housed in all male facilities. diamond was rolled after filing a federal lawsuit against the state after being denied hormonal treatments she had taken for two decades. >> this is the letters from gaol. >> reporter: 37-year-old ashley diamond has been out of prison for two months now. you have to feel lucky you made it out. now the question is what do you do now? >> that - what do i do now is the question that i ponder every night before i go to bed. and i wake up every morning posing that question. what do i do. >> diamond was freed unexpectedly. sent home serving an 11 year sentence. >> i reported the first right and was told that it was my fault. >> diamond identifies as a transgender woman, locked up in an all-male pris

a new delhi court found him guilty of rape, kidnap and criminal intimidation. the woman had hired him using the popular taxi replacement app which has since been banned in the city. prosecutors say that the sentence will send a strong message to the city. >>> u.s. regulate verse announced the rash of punishments for the japanese government that supplied faulty airbags for millions of cars. 19million vehicles have been recalled that have the airbags. the fault has been linked to seven deaths. the manufacturers has been fined $17 million but the bill could run as high as $200 million if the company does not comply or more problems are found. >> we're arresting takata to cut production using a ammonium nitrate. the company will have to recall all of its ammonium nitrate inflaters. also, we're holding takata accountable for its actions. we're imposing the largest civil penalty in this history. >> now with 500 million players across the world it's one of the most successful online games. and now candy crush is set to be sold for a record amount. the company behind c

would have the killings had been in moscow or in china or new delhi? what would we do?wouldn't decide we had to bomb somebody and just to listen to some of the candidates. this go kill some more. killing people is the motivation the challenge for me and others who believe this, what do you do with people who are violent? you have to deal with the violence but if you deal with it without saying why they are violent, but people who are prone to violence in the know about it, you have to have security but that doesn't mean you have to round up everybody. it's the face of islam that does it. if i were church is think of a country that has the most muslim , indonesia. they have 220 million. how often do you read stories, that muslim country in tunisiah. kennedy: there have been bombings in indonesia as well. i understand it but it's just not enough moving forward and to say we understand your pain, we understand we have caused some of this pain is not going to take care of the problem. it's not going to take your the fact that you have got extremists on every corner of the p

these trucks are responsible for nearly a third of new delhi's air pollution, adding to the fallen temperature as smoggy haze can be seen here this time of year. since most of these go through the city to avoided paying tolls outside, the supreme court has imposed a green tax on all commercial trucks as a way to cap pollution. but there's also been problems in collecting that tax as those that run the toll booths are not in a position to collect them. having cleaner fuels would be a much more effective method as the green tax moves the pollution outside the city instead of reducing it all together. and in fact, in the long term, it could increase pollution if drivers are forced to drive longer distances to go around the city and the green tax. the woman use it is popular taxi replacement app which is since been banned in the city, prosecutors say the sentence will send a strong message to the community after a series of high profile rape attacks in recent years. there has been demonstrations to bring in a new history textbook to address what it call as left leaning bias in current teaching. ha

in new delhi, india gate was lit up in orange. in spain, women held rallies to demand an end of violence. 16 days are planned for the orange the world campaign, international human rights day. off of the radar, violence against women in brazil. the city of pretoria, marchiana sanchez takes a closer look. >> reporter: a man chases his wife at gunpoint and kills her at point-blank range. this is brazil where violence against women is the 5th highest in the world and the city of victoria is the capitol of womencides. >> she said her partner beated her including when she was pregnant. >> i felt like rubbish, like an insect or worse than that, always thinking it was my fault. >> the region of santo has one of the highest rates of femecide in the country. >> there is a culture of violence against women in brazil and here in victoria where men believe women are their property. >> the typical brazilian male beliefs the woman is his object. he doesn't accept being cheated on or being broken up with. he reacts with violence. >> that's begin

the loss means the new delhi government may struggle to push through kee reforms. >> turkish opposition parties are coming to terms with dreets. the ruling justice and development party regained authority. it highlights the opposition's inability to win or challenge the a.k. party's rument. we have this report from ankara. >> reporter: the election result shook up politics in turkey, and surprised many. this is a loyal supporter for the right wing party. he is disappointed that the m.h.p. lost many parliamentary seats it won in the election in june. our leader is honest. i like that, they put a lot of people. >> the government rejected calls to join a coalition to avoid working with a pro-kurdish party, with links to the outlawed kurdistan party, the p.k.k. >> the leader of the m.h.p. dismissed calls to resign, but the turkey opposition is fragmented, week and ineffective. the parties representatives religious servingure larism, and others. some political analysts think the turkish opposition wasted an opposition after the result in june. then the a.k. party lost its majority in parliam

we are working with india very long time, as sarah mentioned, i was in new delhi, had meetings with all three ministers. we had excellent cooperation. i think there are some bureaucratic challenges and i hope that very soon we will have india as part of the greater iea family. but we are working very closely with india and other countries. no doubt this will be definitely not good news at least for the iea no. iea not to work with india, making major efforts in the efficiencies, solar, other parts of energy. and i think we can share expertise with the india colleag colleagues.bon price, in my view, carbon price is the best solution to our climate rob. to be easiest straightforward, and it would be the most efficient one. howev however, if you have the carbon tax in some countries and not in the others, then maybe some imbalances in terms of the competitiveness of the economies of those countries who put the carbon price. and given the current political environment in paris and before paris, after paris, to have an agreement on the carbon price in paris for me would be a very welcome sur

. >> ifill: and in india, heavy smog also blanketed new delhi, cutting visibility to a mere 200 yardsr quality in the indian capital routinely gets worse in the winter, when more coal fires are burning. investigators in colorado shed no light today on the case against robert lewis dear. he's accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic. there was no discussion of motive as dear had his first court appearance, via video link from jail. he's being held on suspicion of murder. in baltimore, jury selection began for the first of six police officers charged in the freddie gray case. he died in police custody last april, triggering protests and riots. officer william porter is charged with assault, manslaughter and reckless endangerment. and a judge in chicago set bond at $1.5 million today for a white officer charged with murdering a black teenager. squad car video showed officer jason van dyke shooting the victim, laquan mcdonald, 16 times. release of that video led to days of protests. in israel, a judge has convicted two jewish teenagers of beating and burning alive a

we have no update from new delhi. >> although these were state elections, this was seen by politicaldits and media outlets as a test of the prime's leadership. ever since he and his party won a majority in the 2014 national elections, including more than half the seats itself, the b.j.p. has won it in several states in what supporters call a modi wave. they were hoping a win would give the credibility needed to push through economic reforms which have been lagging in the last several months. however a grand alliance of parties got together to oppose what they call the b.j.p. playing politics based on religion. it's going to be business as usual now. the b.j.p. will still have a majority in the lower house of parliament and a minority in the upper house of parliament, which has blocked several economic reforms from going through. in light of these results, it seems b.j.p. and modi may have to take a more amicable tone to get reforms through. >> she's been called the afghan malala. she goes to school in the morning and runs her own school in the afternoons. now, her work is being recog

speechwriter for two foreign ministers, and he oversaw the political department of the german embassy in new delhi. so, a lot of experience in south asia. secondly, i want to introduce the gentleman just to his left, charles gati. the planning on staff of the u.s. department of ,tate, published many books including "failed illusions: moscow, washington, budapest" and also "hungary and the soviet bloc." he will have something to say about the hunt gary and position, the hungarian role. hunt gary and position, the hungarian role. he has a new book about the strategy and statecraft of the leader. to his left, there is cap tin .rian lisko he is a career aviator. a very decorated flyer. among other things, he has fleet inth the sixth naples, italy and is a liaison to the european border control agency. he has a lot of front-line experience looking at what is going on in northwest africa, the middle east, the mediterranean, and many front-line european states. finally, and then we will segue to the panel, i want to introduce kathleen newland, someone whose work i have known followed many years, her care

cnn, new delhi. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." still to come, the election in myanmar is perhaps the most significant in its modern history. we take a look at why it's so important to the country and its people as this broadcast continues this hour worldwide on cnn international and cnn usa. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." good to have you with us. i'm george howell. the headlines we're following this hour. egypt's lead investigator says a noise can be heard in the final second of the cockpit voice recording from metrojet 9268. british and american officials have said there may have been a bomb aboard that plane. egyptian authorities say they have not reached any conclusions on that. tens of thousands of tourists are stranding at the sharm el sheikh airport. several countries curtailed flights amid worries that an airport employee might have planted a bomb on that plane. the british government says it could take ten days to get its many citizens out of the

he oversaw the political embassynt of the german in new delhi, india. secondly, i want to introduce the gentleman sitting to his .eft, charles gotti he is a senior research professor of european and eurasian studies at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he has worked on the policy planning staff for the u.s. department of state, published many books, including "failed ."lusions also, "hungary and the soviet bloc." since hungary has been at the center of this crisis, he will have something to say about the hungarian position and hungarian role. i will conclude my introduction of him by pointing out he's got a new book that came out called "the strategy and statecraft of ski."and sitting to his left is captain brian lisko who is the senior u.s. coast guard liaison to the department of state where he serves in the maritime security division of the bureau of political and military affairs. , ais a career aviator decorated flyer, and among other things, he has served with the ,ixth fleet in naples, italy and a liaison to the european bor

and he oversaw the political department of the german embassy in new delhi in india. a lot of deep experience in south asia. secondly, i want to introduce the gentleman sitting to his left who is charles gatti. he is a senior research professor of european and your asian studied at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he worked on policy planning staff of the u.s. department of state, published many books, including "failed illusions, moscow, washington, budapest." since hungary has been in the center of this, he will have something to say. i might conclude by pointing out that he has a new book that just came out called "this is big," which is the strategy and state craft. sitting next to him is captain brian lisco who is a senior coast guard liaison where he serves in the bureau of political and political affairs. he is a career aviator. a very decorated flier. among other things, he has served with the sixth fleet in naples, italy, and a liaison to the european border control agency. so he has a lot of front line experience looking at what's goin

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seen the signing of $14 billion worth of trade deals in what both countries hope is a new era of cooperation between delhi and london. >>> a chunk of space debris burned up in the earth's atmosphere friday morning over the coast of sri lanka. it's believed to be a piece of a rocket, but the either's orbit is filled with pieces of junk. scientists are just now getting to terms with the issue. >> reporter: there's a whole new field of astronomy watching for space junk, literally the debris across low earth orbit with all the activities up there. that debris is multiplying as it whacked into each other. objects begin to create whole new fields of degrbris. at this point we have 21,000 objects up there. they have incredible speeds and sefrl several miles per second. being able to predict the movement of that stuff, especially when it comes and makes contact with the atmosphere or god forbid the surface of the earth, that's very important. >>> still looking skywards, this christmas we see an end to costa rica's lon-standing tradition of lighting sky lanterns. they're banning the use and sale of lanterns after

ben: illegal room conversions could be behind a delhi home explosion in elizabeth, new jersey. investigators believe the duplex has been altered to accommodate 16 tenants. the home blew up wednesday killing 24-year-old femme brown and leaving two hospitalized in critical condition including an 11-year-old boy. the cause is under investigation but some reported a smell of gas, natural gas is believed to have caused it. juliet: several homes will have to be raised because of that little lawyer for the serial transit fee was busted this week saying the man you are looking at should be hired as a consultant. according to the post, sally butler has said various mccollum help local agencies by a pointing out security flaws in the transportation system. some actually agree with that point. seems like maybe they are on to something. on wednesday he was arrested while behind the wheel of a greyhound bus accused of pretending to be a transit worker. mccollum has been arrested 2 dozen times for stealing trains and buses. yes i said greens. ben: a lot more to come, and caging monster is fr

. >> while big cities in india like mumbai and delhi and they may have new exports and hit the streets. >> dawn in mumbai and a rare site. >> they're like this every day and everywhere. because the norm are monsterous traffic jams, the physical embodiment of a country growing so fast it can't keep up with itself and it's starting to get in it's own way. >> the world bank estimates india will need up to $1.7 trillion by the end of the decade to fix it's crumbling infrastructure and prove it's roads, rail, ports and power utilities. but red tape, land disputes and lack of clarity continue to hinder in the sector. funding is also a big issue. a decade ago many infrastructure companies went on a binge to fund their projects but struggled to make interest payments when returns didn't come fast enough. >> i think people ignored a lot of the risks and it was a mad rush to get into the businesses and after 2010 the risks of this business started playing out. >> the projects are there. many of them stalled because of variance constraints and as we move the burden of risk sharing back to the pub

news this is good day early call. >> caller: police need your help finding a gunman who shot and killed a good samaritan stop a robbery at a group brooklyn delhi. wikipedia president obama criticizes the republican presidential candidates. you will hear what he has to say about them when he was in new york yesterday. >> i'm juliet huddy. >> i am ben simmoneau. it is tuesday morning november 3rd, it is election day across the country with one year until the big elections that there are a lot of local and municipal races going on across the country today. juliet: get out there and vote. >> meteorologist: i know that it any thing we are voting on? that is what i thought. might point. anyway, got to get out and do it. let's show you what we have, 53 degrees is your temperatures and for par, 47 in newark, 34 in sussex, 45 in bridgeport as well as montauk and it is of little cooler outside and we had yesterday. winds not doing much. if you have any thing is real light from the northwest at 3 miles per hour but most are reporting winds calm at this hour, clear skies, wind calm, combination for a clear star to the morning which is what we have, yester

new york. >> thank you. >>> the shunt on for the robbers who took the life of a delhi l i customer. >> guy was standing there, buying a soda, then boom. >> describing the moment one of the gunmen fired a shot into the chest of david francis. francis tried to diffuse the situation, but the man at the red hoodcr pointed his gunta lled the trigger. the robber stole the deli's money after the shooting then n off. >> police are still trying to figure out what caused a driver to lose control of his car, jump a curb and plow into a group of trick or treaters on halloween. it was not the only collision. news 4 obtained video of that car slamming another car moments before the tragedy. ray is in the bronx with the heroic actions of one man. >> for friends and family, this still doesn't feel real. it was here that a car barrelled through this fence, killing three folks trick or treating. tonight, friends and family are remembering a young man who died while pushing his sister to safety. a heartbroken father can't find the words to descr me his so , hi pain and his loss. his son was among three people killed halloween

delhi's 50 similar deals have been made in the last 30 years. , u.s. corporations are submitted to the highest tax in the world. new regulations make it harder for companies to do in version deals. they are mostly tweaks to existing law as opposed to real reform. >> growth was mainly driven by consumer spending. there was an expected drop in exports. the slowest pace in nearly three years, it knocked a chunk off the growth race. it is launched time on the trading floors in europe. shares trading down. they are on your screen. jitters on the market after news turkey shot down a russian warplanes. rolls-royce announcing a new restructuring plan. unveilef executive is to details later. a low-cost airline made a decision because of security concerns. 5000 people were booked on flights with easyjet. they will be offered refunds or the chance to change their flights to a different destination. fitted with the test cheating devices. the admission raises more questions about how do these devices work across the volkswagen group? >> a new york penthouse back on the market again. >> this is the penthouse at the manhattan pla

. >> reporter: right now, delhi fire victims have just two weeks to get their applications and accurate reporting from middletown tonight kron 4 news. >> catherine:stay connected on the latest forecasts with kron-4 mobile weather app. >> catherine:you can watch full forecasts and check what the weather will be like anywhere in the bay area. >> catherine:about 300 taxi drivers stopped working today at san jose's airport. >> catherine:they want more regulations to be imposed on ride-sharing services like uber and lyft. >> catherine:they're afraid of those services cutting into their business. >> catherine:the taxi drivers want the city council to require fingerprints and background checks for those services. >> catherine:if the council doesn't meet the demands.the taxi drivers say they'll strike again tuesday - halting service across the city. >> catherine:coming up at 8. >> catherine:rainy weather leading to slick road conditions. and a deadly crash on a dangerous stretch of east bay road. >> catherine:plus. >> catherine:we don't have to tell you that water and technology don't mix. >> catherine:new tonight at 8.what to do if your p

to copenhagen...to delhi. 10,000 miles from france, in australia, the sydney opera house displayed the colors of the french flag-- in solidarity with france. in new york, the world trade center's spire was also lit with the flag's colors-- blue, white and red. before soccer matches began today in england, stadium crowds paused for a moment of silence. in seoul, south korea, people gathered in front of the french embassy to light candles, lay flowers, and pay their respects. the scene was the same in moscow. >> i am here to support. france is always in my heart and paris is always in my heart. >> ( translated ): i think france will find strength and come up with a proper response. >> sreenivasan: one american has been identified as a victim of the paris terrorist attacks. nohemi gonzalez was a 23-year-old junior at cal-state long beach studying abroad in france this semester. after a meeting today with his national security council, president obama left for turkey for a 20-nation economic summit. the president will also go to the fill teens peens and moore during his 10-day trip. belgian authorities have arrested several people suspected of links

news, police looking for the suspect who committed a brutal crime dragging a jogger by her hair. and raping her. theresa: police say this is surveillance video of the suspect using the victim's credit card incited delhi, the attack happened wednesday in east river park, the 26-year-old was jogging when police say the suspect as all of her. the victim was taken to hospital and was treated and released, if you can help police call crime stoppers at 800-577-tips. ben: the manager of the white house fence faces criminal charges, secret service says the mass scale the north fence wearing a american flag, president obama and his family were inside and the white house was putting too locked down and a witness saw the whole thing. >> we heard him take a big deep red and whispered to himself let's do this. and he took off, jumped over the barricade and climbed the fence and once he went over he lifted his arms up. ben: this is the third time someone jump the fence at the white house. a very unusual sight on long island yesterday we will show you and give you the details. theresa: mike is keeping track of your very warm forecasts. >> we have dense fog in the area, 50 degrees, we will end up at 64 for a high, a

news about with actually killed. do we have any progress in this investigation? thisine: i am in front of tree where this operation took place in the early hours of the morning. of delhieet -- he blew himself up over the he was killed by the police involved in this operation. he was seenmation, on the video surveillance camera at the two station, east of paris on friday night around 10:00 p.m. at that time the attacks on the but the klein concert venue was taking place. the police investigating whether the two possibilities is he participated in the attacks and then took the cube -- the tube. he was the mastermind behind the attacks but did not participate. eight people were arrested and are still being questioned. police can keep them for questioning for up to six days. the police is also checking the dna samples. body.could be a second a possible female suicide bomber . the police are investigating whether there could be a third body in this flat. the investigation continues into belgium. nine people working -- were arrested in connection to one of the suicide bombers. they promised her vows yesterday on national television saying that we do not know how he managed