showing support for the l-g-b-t-q community, women, and minorities. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> today...new zealand is recovering from a 7-point-8 magnitude earthquake that struck early sunday morning. ((brian loftus)) >> two people are dead and hundreds of residents are now in shelters. 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us live in studio with the latest updates. nia? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten the worst of it may be over...but while new zealand assess damages...they're still dealing with some very strong already recorded 42 seismic events in the last 48 hours... >> the first earthquake hit the small coastal town of kaikoura in the south island.. this has triggered landslides...you can see cracks in roadways and ground that's been ripped apart. kaikora is about 55 miles northeast of the town of christchurch... this earthquake was powerful enough for a tsunami warning. people were told to move to higher ground...as waves between 6 to 8 feet high hit the coast. and still this morning, the the people living in the region: ((bryan seddon/kaikoura, nz: "its just a bloody shame, its all brick and

government officials and economists agree that new zealand's strong balance sheet means it will have little trouble footing the bill. >> widespread destruction following the earthquake in southern news england -- southern new zealand. prime minister john t says costs could head into the billions. short-term, mid, probably -- you have to believe in resolving this issue. >> economists and analysts agree that a healthy new zealand economy is in place to do with the blow. business confidence is impacted. two years of budget surplus means the government may not have to issue bonds. most residential damage is likely to be covered by government's own insurance, the earthquake commission, which has access to 3.3 billion u.s. dollars in insurance. the scale of the damage is small compared to the destruction left by the earthquake. 185 people killed, and the center of the city had to be destroyed. that continues today. there are also long-term economic consequences do you people moving out of the area. time now for a look at other business headlines come starting with two multibillion-dollar ta

new zealand, new zealand and its people tend to be very quiet especially when compared to iran and iranians. but we live vicariously through you. [laughter] we're also, from what i can tell, very single-minded people. i don't think it's a coincidence that a new zealand mountain climber was the first to climb mount everest or that a kiwi scientist was the first to split the atom. consider the bizarre con trappings in-- contraptions invented by new zealanders over the years. egg beaters, hairpins and referee whistles. where would you be without them? where would you be without us? [laughter] we have a role to play. [laughter] seven years ago a new zealand teenager living on an isolated farm built the world's largest piano in a wool shed with no help or instructions from anyone on the outside. thanks to the new zealander who invented the zorb, you can now strap yourself into a giant, hollow plastic ball and go spinning down the hillside at 50 kilometers an hour. [laughter] why wouldn't you want to do that? [laughter] and don't forget we invented bungee jumping. nor am i the only new zealander

the head of new zealand's civil defense force says a navy ship is on the way to help ferry people who are isolated to safety. hena daniels cbs news ((brian loftus)) >> emergency workers also started evacuating residents breached overnight. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in 2011 a quake in christchurch new zealand killed 185 people and injured thousands./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the supermoon is back for the first time this year. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day... we'll see take another look at the phenomenon./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((sherry swensk)) >>> the moon is putting up a we got a glimpse of the phenomenon an hour ago it's the phenomenon called "supermoon" -last night. the supermon means that the moon looks much bigger and brighter. full on the same day when its orbit is closest to earth. supermoons come around once every 13-months. but what makes it special this time is the fact that the moon will look bigger than at any point in the past 68-years../// sherry how's the weather today? views of the supermoon which was bright and fuller than ever overnight. ......

starting ten years ago, the present swap is run by the new zealand post. they're assigned a twitter user you can follow to get to know better and then buy a present and send to the new zealand post forwarding it on to the right place. i don't work in the north pole, but i bet they have the world's highest per capita population on the nice list. finally, why can't little aiden find what he's looking for and more importantly, why is it the cutest case of lost and found ever? he was enjoying the day at the pool when he stopped to ask his sister to help him find his goggles. the problem? well, take a look. >> what are you looking for? >> my goggles. >> where are they? >> i don't know. >> you don't know where your >> no. >> i thought you had them. >> i did. >> what -- >> oh! >> oh! >> my goggles! >> that video has been retweeted 31 nous times since it was posted and for good with reason. i looked a lot less cute when i can't find the keys in my hand or the sun glasses that i'm already wearing. i mean, come on, you guys can feel my pain, too, right? >> of course

. >>> a powerful earthquake rocks new zealand leaving people dead >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, donald trump announced two key appointments in his administration and tells "60 minutes" his top priorities are immigration, health care, and tax reform. trump says he'll conduct himself in a, quote, very good manner as president. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president-elect donald trump's office said early this morning that trump spoke with the chinese presen him for his well wishes on his presidential win. as trump continues his transition to the white house, yesterday, he officially named republican party chairman reince priebus as his chief of staff and former head of breitbart news was named strategist and chief counselor. >> reporter: drawing reaction from both sides of the aisle. late yesterday, republicans majority whip steve skalise both applauded trump's appointments to his chief of staff. but questioned steve bannon cho

plus - a deadly earthquake strikes new zealand. the devastation caused by the quake - after the break. also this morning - its been one year since the deadly terror attacks in paris. how the victims are being honored and honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. a weak trough of low pressure drifts over our area today. there is very little moisture available so other than a few clouds, we wont notice it much. winds will be sw for much of the day helping us warm into the upper 50s. low 40s. we remain mild on tuesday with highs in the mid 50s and we stay in the mid 50s wednesday but we warm up again on thursday and friday with temperatures returning to the low 60s. it looks like were going to return to more typical november weather by this weekend. today: partly to mostly cloudy. high: 58 deadly terror attacks in paris. to commemorate the occasion and honor the victims yesterday... dozens of peo

there are quite a few tourists who are stuck. >> reporter: the head of new zealand's civil defense force say a navy ship is on the way to help very people who are isolated to safety. hannah daniels, cbs news. 112,000 early ballots have not been processed yet. there are another 55,000 provisional ballots. one race is still too close to call. the race for maricopa quarter -- county recorder. arizona's recreational marijuana initiative is almost assured to lose cause the latest numbers have been no vote up about 100,000 votes.>>> it looks like the tao -- dow jones is up 80 points.>>> american apparel is filing for bankruptcy this morning for the second time in about a year. the canadian company has a deal in place to buy the name and inventory for $66 million but that does not include the stores. the stores are now likely to just shut down. the retailers 63 us outlet stores will shut down in the next six months. that includes the one store in arizona mills mall in tempe. that will leave two full priced stores open. the company is shifting its focus to international stores and online sales.>

a massive earthquake triggered a tsunami in new zealand tonight. at least two people have died and that number may grow. >> j.r.: not recover the to get the two victims have yet to be released. kron4's ella sogomonian is live in the studio with a look at the destruction. >> reporter:the 7.8 magnitude earthquake forced tens of thousands of people in new zealand's south island out of their homes in the middle of the night to move to higher ground. the view from inside this apartment gives you a sense of how heavily buildings were shaken by the quake as far as 30 miles away. the temblor struck the capital of wellington just after midnight new zealand time - temporarily cutting off their emergency line, damaging infrastructure. roadways were cracked open and mudslides were triggered along with that tsunami. warnings for another tsunami have been lifted. but the red cross issued a humanitarian crisis as emeregency crews are challenged to get help to towns like kaikoura that are completely cut off. this isn't the first time the new zealand has been hit b

falling down, i start to get worry. >> five years ago of 185 people died as what's remembered as new zealand's darkest day. >> fatalities appearing so far of the full scale of the damage is still unclear. >> nbc news, london. >>> back in this country, wild fires across the southeast have millions of more than 40 big fires burning on several state, some of the largest ones in north carolina and georgia. and around the region, extreme drought conditions and several state haves issued air quality alert. >>> now, to an nbc news exclusive to prevent another terror attack here in the u.s. the nypd has sent its own officers all around the world, the program took more importance after the terror attack exactly one year ago today. our new york station wnbc gives us a first look inside the normally secret operation. >> reporter: gunfire in belgian. >> a mass shooting at the synagogue as terrorists strike at three locations across the city. belgian -- >> multiple casualties and hostage situation. reporting back to new york in realtime. >> while in new york, s.w.a.t. unit -- for new york, this is just a d

a powerful quake rocks new zealand. now a series of aftershocks strike as repair crews take stock of the damage. whats happening now.. plus-- don'y call it a comeback. the redskins take care fresh off their bye week. we'll break down the game and get player reaction.. (pm) and tomorrow (am) - another big cool down late weekend clouds. cool with a few showers developing late this afternoon. highs: 54-60 winds: sw to n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with a few showers. lows: 35-45 winds: nw 5 mph tomorrow: mostly cloudy with a few morning showers. becoming mostly sunny, cool. highs: 55-61 winds: nw 5 mph happy with the result. what's next for the police officer charged with series of earthquakes jolted new zealand's south island. a seven-point-eight magnitude earthquake was followed by a six-point-two magnitude quake. the quakes triggered tsunami waves of more than six feet. but the tsunami threat has since been downgraded to coastal warnings. new zealand's prime minister says the quakes have caused billions of dollars wort

the new zealand government is saying the cost to rebuild after the earthquake will run to the to raidnddollars rail. not to mention hundreds of building and the ongoing structure. government officials and economists agree that new zealand's strong balance sheet means it will have little trouble footing the bill. reporter: widespread destruction following new zealand, where it is cranked in homes turning to rumble. the cost could head into the billions. >> [indiscernible] is relatively it simple. believe -- reporter: despite the devastation economists and analysts agree a healthy new zealand economy -- while interest rates may be cut as business confidence is impacted. two years of budget surface made a government may not have -- may mean the government may not have to issue bonds. the earthquake commission, which said it had access to the equivalence of 3.3 billion in reinsurance. the scale of the damage is small imperative the destruction by the 2011 earthquake. 185 people were killed and the city was destroyed, requiring 128 billion u.s. dollars to rebuild. there were also economic

after canada, new zealand seems to be the new destination for would the immigrants.he website is reporting a surge in u.s. visitors to the new zealand immigration website. received over 56,000 visits in the 24 hours following the election. that's an increase of 2000%. thomas: ouch. we will see just how many americans end up migrating to new zealand or canada. thank you for the international roundup of the press. you can rewatch this press review on our website. stay with us here on france 24. more world news and headlines coming up. >> the following program is an original production of link tv. >> thrup on the wall, they're keeping an eye owe. uncle sam keeps an eye on you. here sharon keeps an eye on you with an m-16.

you are >>> a major earthquake rocked the pacific ocean overnight causing significant damage to new zealand's south island. >> at least watch what people are dead after the quake since people running into the street. we now have the latest. >> and fractured nerves in new zealand, the island nation rocked by major earthquake overnight. sirens ringing out across several coastal towns, and many people waking up to shaking, swaying and things crashing to the ground. >> we were lying in bed and everything started shaking and it got worse and worse and it just didn't stop. followed by strong aftershocks. >> having to hold onto things. doors were in closing in the whole house was moving -- creaking -- creaking, moving. >> the shaking was enough to crack roads and damaged buildings. this store is just one example, products knocked off shelves and the ceiling torn apart. the quake strong enough to send water splashing out of an inground swimming pool. the >> this is my apartment after the earthquake. >> reporter: many people spent hours standing outside of evacuated buildings in the quake did triggers

antoinette: rocking new zealand -- the pictures just in from that area. doug: coast guard pulling off a tough mission to save stranded boaters. antoinette: wish granted -- the new hampshire boy fighting a rare disease and how he will get the trip of a lifetime. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 has eye-opener. bu sales club. a sparkling day. i'm sure they are wearing the wetsuits. 55 degrees. 1031 here on a sunday morning. antoinette: nice temperatures out there for this time of year. kelly ann: who would think it is november? near 60 this afternoon. a great endto to clear. the sun is breaking out, allowing for a beautiful fall day as you head out on this sunday. a few clouds lingering in boston. mostly cloudy skies earlier has ended as we see the sunshine breaking through from the west and that will keep the sunshine through your monday. high pressure keeping us nice and dry and clear throughout the day and keeping us on the warmer ad of the scale. regionwide, inching toward the 60's and height of the afternoon.

the top six -- washington d-c, florida's gulf coast, new zealand, paris, peru, and the united kingdom. the reason -- more hotel openings, better air sales, and a strong u-s dollar. let's check in with marty. really excited about this. the new way you can save princess peach -- right at your fingertips, next. your smartphone. the game will make it's smartphone debut on december 15th. and you can download it for free. unlocking the full game will cost you 9-99 though. you can get super mario run for your smartphone or tablet. the game will be similar to temple run -- where the character runs on their own and you tap the touchscreen to get them to dodge obstacles. broncos linebacker von miller is making sure he won't soon be known for anything except his glasses, shoes, and football skills... what he's now scrambling to block off the football field, >>> we are taking a live look at the i-25 exit crews are here extinguishing a fire that exploded into a big ball of flames. you can see the vehicle on the right shoulder of the drive. they are allowing cars through now. which is surprising. t

this all happened midnight new zealand time.our time. >>> well, the city of christ church is still recovering from destruction of a deadly earthquake. you may recall some five years ago, that earthquake killed 185 people and seriously damaged their downtown area there. >> yeah. today's earthquake much farther away from major populations of people. and it was relatively shallow so it was felt strongly compared to one of the deeper under the earth's surface. >>> here at home, a person died and another person was seriously injured after the bmw crashed into a tree. this all happened just after 2:00 this morning on the east 3 3rd avenue off-ramp of the northbound side of highway 101. chp trying to figure out what led to the crash. >>> there are events for what is being called a national day of healing. today's event follows another night of protests. police in oakland, san francisco and berkeley are reporting anti-trump demonstrations but not reporting any arrests overnight. here's what it looked like in downtown oakland whereabouts

the latest on that new zealand earthquake.est conglomerate has denied allegations of mismanagement as his few deepens. haidi: cyrus mistry issued a statement defending his record. bollywood drama, what did he have to say? >> claim and counterclaim, mistry defending himself, deploying new policies. he said the new rules limited the involvement of tata sons board members. he was responding to a nine page media release where he claimed was having unisphere do away with the new policies. we know that it is threatening to prolong the turmoil that has led to a selloff in tata's listed companies. that ising up how doing. group of companies have lost more than $10 billion in market value, lagging behind india's benchmark. , as not looking pretty legendary dynasty now caught in a public spat. rishaad: tata is trying to from the port of so many of its units. is it likely to be successful? sons held a meeting to remove mistry, also seeking to remove his backer. iend, seen as a good fr and says it's support for mistry is crucial. on three

. >>> more trouble for people in new zealand. heavy flooding is causing evacuations in that country. >>> and are you getting what you pay for? the new alert for vitamin users. >> protests turn violent at a local college campus. we have new video on the story. >>> welcome back. residents in new zealand are facing widespread flooding after two major earthcams hit the country yesterday, leaving -- earthquakes hit yesterday, leaving many people there without power. many have been seventh from coastal towns to inland areas. fresh rains overnight have water waistdeep in some areas and oo people are being urged to move to higher ground there in new zealand. >>> a recall for you right now. mazda is recalling almost 70,000rx8 sports cars because of the risk of fire that affect mazda says the cars have fuel pump sealing rings that can track allowing gasoline to escape. so far there have not been any reported injuries. the companys will be notified and told when to take their cars in for repairs. >>> twitter is cracking down on hate speech.

. >> the powerful earthquake rocks new zealand overnight. >> prime minister john says at least two people killed. >> run, gratz reception. that penalty was huge. >> a huge gain for ryan mathews yesterday. the win over the falcons. >> beautiful day yesterday. i didn't go to the game but i gladly watched it at home on the couch. but katie, will it be as nice today? yesterday was pretty nice. >> actually start off on pretty nice note, have the chance to warm all the way up to the low 60s, guys, but there is transition that's about to take effect here. so while we start off with sunshine, and at least for now, nice clear sky, and beautiful view of the moon, we eventually have to deal with some showers. which we will track for you. but here is a nice live look for you of that extra supermoon. the thing i notice the most about it is how much brighter it is, 30% brighter, than your average full moon, and we're going to continue to have this view, for about another hour. the sun will rise, though, obviously, the light of day will start to skew this view for you. so if you haven't had the chance t

your fox5 weather earthquake rattles new zealand's south island-- it happened just before midnight... and triggered several aftershocks and tsunami waves. fox news correspondent bryan llenas has (track) a powerful earthquake struck new zealand's south island -- shaking residents awake and causing severe damage to buildings and homes. the 7-point-8 magnitude quake hit just after midnight local time in a rural area close to the city of christchurch. key says: "in terms of the areas that are most affected, that's clearly on the east coast, around that sort of kaikoura area and inland around culverden and the likes. we have had very limited communications there because that's been cut a number of strong aftershocks were felt more than a 120 miles away...and a tsunami was reported about two hours later. new zealand's prime minister john key says the full extent of the damage is still being assessed ... and emergency officials are warning people along the coast to move to higher ground to avoid tsunami waves... key says: "we now know that those around the country that tsunami risk has been

. >>> a deadly earthquake caught on camera as new zealand recovers from the big shake. we're asking the question how southern nevada would be prepared if we had a shaker. >>> two young men killed in a crash on their way to buy their mom a birthday present. i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. tonight we're getting a first look at the man police say is responsible. kelsey thomas has tragic top story. >> reporter: just a few feet from the busy roadway, friends and family are out here tonight leaving candles and flowers for two brothers who were inseparable. they were only a year apart. tonight their mother is offering up a story of love -- love and loss. sharithea everett says her life is destroyed, knowing her two sons are never coming home. way to get me a birthday gift. >> reporter: robert sean roberts and jermaine asher were killed in a violent car crash in the northwest valley over the weekend. police say the brothers made an illegal u-turn and 25-year-old willie wortham was speeding and driving drunk when he slammed into them. >> this animal, who have no regard for

a major earthquake -- rocks new zealand. the 7-point-8 magnitude quake -- sending people running into the streets-- even triggering a tsunami warning. abc's -- jennifer eccleston -- has the latest. nats - "?(sirens)?" shattr new zealand. nats - the island nation rocked by a major earthquake overnight? nats - "?sirens?" sirens ringing out across several coastal towns? natsot - "holy (bleep)?" many people waking up to shaking, swaying and things crashing to the ground. natsot - "we've packed our stuff and we're leaving? we're gonna stay at a friend's?" residents report the first quake lasted two or three minutes? followed by strong aftershocks. sot - emma and hugh sintes / "swaying.. having to hold on to things." hugh: "doors were opening and closing, the whole house was moving. yeah, it was moving." emma: "creaking." hugh: "creaking, moving." the strength of the initial seven-point- eight magnitide shaking - was enough to crack roads? and damage buildings. this store just one example? products knocked off shelves? the ceiling

new zealand's prime minister john key says the full extent of the damage is still being assessed ... and emergency officials are warning people along the coast to move to higher ground to avoid tsunami waves... key says: "we now know that those around the country that tsunami risk has been do coastal warnings. but also urge people to continue to be cautious." for many the quake brought back memories of a 6- point-3 magnitude earthquake that struck in 2011 -- killing 185 people. new zealand sits on the - ring of fire - an arc of seismic faults around the pacific ocean where earthquakes are common... sintes says: "we've certainly experienced a lot of earthquakes down here. what concerned us was the duration of the quake. it was quite a strong quake." (on cam tag) military helicopters and red cross teams are now being dispatched to assess the damage and help those in the worst hit areas. the supermoon is lighting up the night sky here at home, and around the world. this morning the moon is brighter than it has been in almost 70 years. here at home, our view of the supermoon didn't disap

. >>> a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked new zealand early monday. as day broke, the damage became evident. >>> the epicenter was in a rural area, about 93 kilometers from christ church on new zealand south island. two people have been confirmed dead so far. one was found in a house destroyed by the quake. landslides and cracks in roads cut off some communities. >> we have military helicopters that are available too us. goining to be going d downhere very rapidly. the area is cut off from a road perspective. >> reporter: hthe airports flyig medical supplies to areas hit by the quake. people in new zealand's c capit on the north island also felt the tremor. wellington is about 2000 kilometers north off its center. >> it was horriblele. just a little bit of a roll and then it just must have lasted about 40, 45 seconds and then there was a jolt. >> i am terribly sorry that you're all waiting in the cold. >> reporter: the earthquake woke up many people and forced them to go into the streets. frequent aftershocks continued hours after the first tremor. ch

alarm :03 and we have more breaking news -- a magnitude 7-point-8 earthquake strikes new zealand and now there are reports of an 8 foot tsunami hitting the region. this is new video just into our newsroom of a house.. when the quake struck. you can see the walls moving.

foreign leaders despite what the "new york times" said, russia, saudi arabia, japan, australia, new zealand and more. i am always available to them. "new york times" is upset and they look like fools in their coverage of me. trump removed the cucumber slices from his eyes and began his work day. fantastic. remi, this is a great way to relax, go on tweet storms. >> where do we start? there are so many issues. i don't think it is about relaxing. this is enraging. someone shooting off tweets like that is getting angrier and angrier by the second. those particular tweets are incorrect. he is complaining about not having a truthful story. he think they said he didn't speak to foreign leaders. thz not what he said. he spoke to foreign leaders and -- >> and you read the story didn't you. >> this is no longer a campaign. he has been elected and he will be our president. do we want him to be someone who will engage this way. do we want a leader who is tweeting, or do we want a leader who will rise above and focus not on his own perceived insults by the press which is a selfish and narcissistic thing

they're expected to be the biggest waves seen in new zealand in almost 40 years. officials are warning people to stay away from the coast. >> new this morning, in the aftermath of that earthquake, some cows are in trouble. ben: they're stranded on an pasture splintered into pieces. there are three cows stuck on the small patch of grass. it's not clear yet how or if they'll make it back to solid ground. >> more signs of the season. >> coming up, the big holiday celebrations that your family is invited to this week. >> power earthquakes in new zealand and the search is underway for the i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... >> next few days promise to be mild and dry. we see a mix of sun and clouds and i anticipate the highs remain at or above the seasonal normals in the 50s. by thursday near 60 degrees. at the end of the week. right now 44 racine. 43 at the airport. we are looking at sunrise in one minute. mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. highs upper 50s. >> thank you, sal. a live l

it's been an exhausting 48 hours for those in new zealand. people in the country are still reeling from aftershocks of a powerful 7 point 8 magnitude earthquake. ((kirsten joyce)) >> two people are dead. hundreds are displaced and a tsunami warning has been triggered. 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us in studio and is tracking the situation.. nia? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. the earthquake hit the small coastal town of kaikoura....which is 55 miles northeast of christchurch. to jog your memory...more than a 180 people were killed when an earthquake struck this earthquake...mu ch stronger than that last one. >> it's triggered a tsunami warning....sending waves between 6 to 8 feet high to hit the coast. aftershocks have been so strong....they've been felt 93 miles away. landslides have also resulted...you can see land ripped apart and cracked roadways....homes and buildings demolished. emergency workers are evacuating residents living along the clarence river which is popular for rafters. this after a dam reportedly to have gone miss

, the second largest city in new zealand. >>> good evening. i'm tracking rain showers headed our way as this coastal system continues to develop. it will be here by tomorrow. i'll give you more details on the other side of the break. i'll see you then. remember whn christmas was magical? let's get back there. celebrate the arrival of santa at bass pro shops this saturday and the unveiling of santa's wonderland. time passes. hold on to christmas. pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> healing and reconciliation, those were some of the messages heard today in response to the tensions from the presidential election. as the country prepares to transition to a trump presidency, we see how some local people are working to move past the pain and look to america's future. >> reporter: inside the great american diner and pub in bucks county, you'll find both

plus this. >> powerful after shocks are shaking new zealand this morning. i'm hena daniels in new york, more on the devastating earthquake that sparked landslides, demolished building, and has killed two people. >> and if you're thinking about remodeling your bathroom, jim has some tips for hiring the right contractor for the job. back at the top of the hour. >>> cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> the next president of the united states, donald trump, sits down for an interview on 60 minutes. what he is saying about the wall, his vow to prosecute hillary clinton, and his tweets. plus the latest staffing news from his transition team. >> new this morning, fire fight remembers battling a stubborn smokey fire in philadelphia. we'll tell you what's hurting that making this specially challenging. >> at times he fires, and intercepted, than will do it. >> merrill reese with the call on 94wip, a big win for the birds, as they battle exton's own matt ryan and the falcons. we'll have highlight from their much needed win. well today is monday, november 14th, go

earthquakes are common in new zealand. it sits along the so-called "ring of fire" - an area of seismic faults in the pacific ocean. but witnesses say this one was much longer and more intense than usual. ad-lib high pressure will short term and bring above average temperatures to the area through wednesday. expect highs in the upper 70s with light winds through wednesday. by wednesday afternoon we will see a push of clouds and the winds pick up ahead of a system that will bring a significant cool-down. expect gusts to 40 mph wednesday afternoon and thursday. afternoon highs will drop to the low 60s on thursday and will remain in the low to mid 60s on friday. the system will move east and in the mid and upper 60s that afternoon, then around 70 on sunday. ((adlib wx close)) las vegas gas prices are by wednesday afternoon we will see a push of clouds and the winds pick up ahead of a system that will bring a significant cool-down. expect gusts to 40 mph wednesday afternoon and afternoon highs will drop to the low 60s on thursd

authorities are not yet declaring a national emergency saying the regions are new zealand lies along the ring of fire, an area that is frequent with quakes. >>> the united states government is now sending new troops to texas. >>the new report forcing boarder protection to amp up security. >>> an olympic skier is out of commission again. lindsey vaughn's new injury that's preventing her from breaking a . >>> united states customs and border protection is sending 150 new agents to south texas. now this move is being made after a spike in the number of people trying to enter the country illegally from mexico. according to a 2015 border security report, more than 331,000 people were detained while crossing the southwest i've seen it many, many times. >>we don't need people to cover borders. >>the agents being deployed to south texas will mostly come from arizona. >>> smoke continues to cover areas in the southeast. 29 fires have been put out since last week. the report of the low humidity and the gusting winds is maki in tennessee more than 50 wildfires have burned more than 12,000 acres

>> we are keeping an i on new zealand and australia. ,hen it comes to new zealand keep an eye on a kiwirty group, gaining point 4% after net income they reported just a couple of minutes ago was rising 27%. they reiterated the full anddend guidance of $6.75 the stock is moving right there. and electricity distributor, they are up and coming in line with estimates. we have lots of earnings coming out with bhp billiton down. remember they disaster in brazil, we hear that charges have been accepted and they are appointing a new top executive for acquisitions and investment. so keep an eye on those stocks. what else in the currency markets are you keeping your eye on? >> it is all about the dollar and what that is doing to the currencies in asia. the two-week rally, the biggest atce 1988, we see the yen 111. morgan stanley say we are expecting a drop from their. one other currency i want to keep an eye on is the kiwi dollar. we see the kiwi dollar losing ground for a ninth consecutive session, down .3%. 6984 which isvel, the july low. do keep an eye on those currencies. forget the fed and t

personnel in new zealand have been accounted for. elaine, secretary of state john kerry had been the country, but left before the earthquake the u.s. embassy in afghanistan was closed sunday after a suicide bombing at the bagram air base. officials said it was a precautionary measure. two u.s. troops and two american contractors were killed in saturday's attack. 16 american troops were wounded. today we learned the bomber was a former taliban member who worked at the base. on monday, president obama embarks on his final overseas trip as president. he is meeting with world leaders in greece, germany and peru. no doubt h the outcome of the u.s. election. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> 130 people were killed in a wave of terror attacks across paris. more than 300 injured.

. >> a tsunami hits new zealand following a powerful i'm bryan llenas in new york. i'll have the details nextmenextment -- next. >>> david johnson ran the ball for just 55 yards, and the cardinals turned the ball over four times. but arizona figured out a way. they desperately needed a win, we'll break it down for you, plus richard saenz in the locker room with calais campbell and wild double overtime finish tonight at p.i.r. we'll see you with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, whole home dvr, plus you can watch on your devices. and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. [ chuckles ] so, like, recently, recently. feel like a hollywood insider >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00, with linda williams with matt rodewald. >>> a major earthquake hit the east coast of new zealand's south island just before midnight, triggering multiple aftershocks and tsunami waves as well. fox news reporter bryan llenas was the latest details. >> reporter: a powe

new zealand today. magnitude 7.8. several people were killed, but it appears this quake was nowhere near as deadly as one that hit in 2011. jonathan viglioti has the the latest from london. >> shock waves from the earthquake, rattled homes and businesses. and sent terrified people into the streets. phil and jane kohles visiting from london were jolted out of bed. >> we thought it ended. and then kept going on beyond that. a case of wondering is there any more to come. >> the earthquake struck after midnight north of christ church on new zealand south island. the quake triggered a tsunami six feet high. defense and emergency management, warned residents along the east coast to move to higher ground. >> hugh and emma live in christ church. >> the whole house was moving. yeah. moving. >> creaking. >> creaking. moving. it was, it was -- scary thing. >> the earthquake caused significant damage to buildings, and cut off roadway access to at least one region. prime minister, john key said helicopters are being used to survey

it's developed in new zealand. we have an update from the usgs putting the magnitude now instead of 7.4 which is strong, to 7.8. and if you are just joining us, here's where it struck near christchurch, new zealand. several strong aftershocks. any time we get these, there is a threat for coons. we are a confirmed tsunami. emergency services are asking residents to take their tsunami warnings that are in place and head to higher ground. right now we are getting reports of damage but the good news is, it is minimal. power outages reported as well. and this is a memory that's brought become some bad memories. just five years ago, 6.3 quake hit the same area killing 185 people. so, no deaths right now. we are getting reports of minor damage and some photos in tsunami . so this is one i found of someone's kitchen. you can see the ceiling has gone out, there's some reskid dual damage. this is from richard bicknell. we willing following this throughout good day and keep you posted on new damage. just because we get the in