. >> 1,600 miles north of peru, in nicaragua, another industry, lobster fishing, is causing harm to both the environment and people. in their film "my village, my lobster," filmmakers josh wolff and brad allgood capture the e untold story of lobster tails. >> "my village, my lobster" is a one-hour documentary about indigenonous miskito lobsbster diversrs along nicaragua's miskito coast, who risk their lives diving for the region's most lucrative resource, the caribbean spiny lobster. commercial lobster diving in nicaragua and honduras is one of the most dangerous jobs in the w world. they dive to depths that are unsafe, they do not follow safe d diving practices, and the gear that they use does not allow them to--to dive safely. >> commercial fishining for caribibbean spiny lobststeri a multimillion-dollllar industr. half of the lobster caught in central america, worth about $28 million annnnually, comes from fishermenen in one couountry--nicacaragua. >> along nicaragagua'ss caribbean coastst, lobster divig is ththe largesest industry, so there's a financicial incentive for them to dive

another 100 to 250 millimeters of rain in the hardest hit areas in north western peru. ve seen the flooding just north of lima, the capital city. you can see the shower and thunderstorm activity that will continue through the middle part of the work week. another almost collateral damage of this story is the lack of safe drinking water so people have been lining up in some of these smaller communities trying to access water for their families and their communities as well. a real humanitarian crisis there. let's take you to another part of the world where we're focusing our attention on southern italy. this is in sicily where that red dot is is actual will the location of europe's largest and most active volcano. this is mount etna and it erupted late on thursday and the scenes that unfolded were incredibly dramatic. people caught on the side of the mountain as the volcano erupted. take a look at this. you'll see some of the footage of the actual eruption, but a cameraman from a bbc crew filming a television series there was actually caught in the middle of it and notice

of the continent. still potentially in peru, where they're cleaning up. let's shift into north america. and snow too into canada, into british colombia. it means more moisture coming into california. actually it's moving further south. even southern california picking up a few showers. this was the scene from january. it has been an incredible few months in terms of moisture, rain, snow in california. bringing a huge transformation. in march last year nearly 100% of california was classified as - either classified as being either abnormally dry or in drought. after all the rain we've seen, that figure is now less than 25%. a massive turn around. things will start to turn a bit drier down the western side of the usa in the next couple of days. it is turning cooler into the north—east of the usa. and into eastern canada, the cold air holding on and in montreal, looks like a bit more snow in the forecast. let's move more snow in the forecast. let's m ove o nto more snow in the forecast. let's move onto europe now. this is the scene across europe and this with low pressure shows some wet, w

of brisbane. forsyth america heavy rain still an issue particularly across northern peru. a state of emergency remains in force for some cities and villages in the far north00 millimetres of rain. that is also the case for ecuador added to of columbia. north america, some stormy weather pushing into the pacific north—west, this frontal system making its way across the rockies, bringing some mountain snow, but as it interacts with warm and moist area pushing up through the gulf of mexico, that warm moist air colliding with calder area, and that's where the front will potentially trigger of dramatic thunderstorms over the next few days, possibly even some tornado activity, as it goes towards texas, oklahoma, into the mississippi valley. something to keep a close eye on. moving to india, a different story, it is the heat that is a feature. clear skies by day or night saw temperatures not falling far. by dave the rocket up. 6—8 above average for the time of year. temperatures in excess of 41 degrees we could break the all—time record high for this time of year. ona high for this time of year. on a quieter zero after recent stormy conditions across iberia high

plane full of passengers skidded off the runway in peru and burst into flames, amazingly all 131 people on board of the plane survived. it happened yesterday when the plane tried to land north of lima, officials say it caught fire because of the forced landing and the pilot is praised for avoiding a major disaster and it's believed that strong winds may have pushed the plane off the runway. >>> two united nations investigators are found dead in central congo, the bodies of western pennsylvania native sharp and catlan were buried in a shallow grave. they went missing on 12th while investigating human rightsons. >>> and a vigil was held on the westminstertribute to the pedes were rundown and killed a ofd another vigil was held at cer killed outside of parliament. by police. >>> the united kingdom officially filed for divorce on letter was handed to the european council to fbrexit. and the two sides hrch 2019 to s of the theresa may called it a histori turning back. >>> and the team owners heveral meant to speed up the game and improve p the refs will now watch replays on the field using surfaces eli go under the hood and watch on fewer restrictions on how players can c plays.

of the north and south america. for the argentinian andes, some unusually wet weather this time of year which could result in flash flooding. unfortunately, more rain for peru sustained and affecting more areas. the temperatures maintain those sort of levels. new delhi throughout friday and saturday. the thunderstorms more of an issue across the tibetan plateau and into the himalayas and the north—eastern states of india. let's header to europe, where we have lots of settled weather. we have got high pressure. it is turning more u nsettled pressure. it is turning more unsettled across the eastern mediterranean. more snow into scandinavia. the outlook is keeping slightly higher than average temperatures. darren betts will have more on the uk weather in the next half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. let's look through some of the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. brexit has begun. this is an historic moment from which there can be no turning back. britain is leaving the european union. formal notice came in the form of this letter — and now two years of tough negotiations begin. our goal is clear — to minimise the cost for the eu c

peru. it feels like this has been a repeated story. this season has been exceptionally intense across the country especially north of lima where you've been getting this on shore flow of moisture out here. that's been causing some severe flooding. i'll show you some of the video we have coming out of this area here just outside of lima where severe flooding has been rather intense. you can see with these incredible aerial images. the death toll has risen from 50 to 62 now in recent days. over 500,000 people have been displaced and it's for the reasons you can see here. people having to be evacuated and across the road using the efforts right there. the forecast, unfortunately, we are still in wet season and really last all the way out to april. we're still expecting more showers out across this area. that's going to be an ongoing story as we look ahead. also i want to take your attention here across the middle east and specifically in iraq even extending down towards the arabian gulf. we have an area of low pressure tracking across the east. it's bringing scattered showers in tehran today. some moisture flowing into turkey. i want to take

north korea where another missile has been launched. the latest provocative move coming from the rogue state. >> in south america, rescue efforts under way to save victims of flood ravaged perues of the powerful waters sweeping people away. ♪ ♪ >> spring break looking a lot different these days. with heavy

north korea where another missile has been launched. the latest provocative move coming from the rogue state. >> in south america, rescue efforts under way to save victims of flood ravaged peru as we see more and more images of the powerful waters sweeping people away. ♪ ♪ >> spring break looking a lot different these days. with heavy place of beer funnels. why cooped up co-eds wearing tank tops are riding around in tanks. this is not your daddy's spring break. it is wednesday, march 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> by daddy's spring break, you mean ours? >> i don't know that i would be -- >> tank tops involved in mine. no tanks. >> no tanks. yeah. i -- i would, i would miss the old spring break. >> maybe do both. no, at the same time. dangerous. moving on. we will talk about supreme court nominee neil gorsuch back before the senate judiciary committee today. more than halfway through the hearing process as the committee prepares to call other witnesses. >> so gorsuch insist heed will be a fair, independent judge who will sometime president trump and in fact the federal appeals court judge says he already has. specially when the president call

north bay man >>> 5:43 now. take a look as the passenger plane caught on fire after landing in peru yesterday, and the line of flamesbehind the plane, and all passengers were rushed off and no serious injuries here. the investigators are not saying what caused the fire yet and local authorities are blaming what they called a forced landing. >>> and then considering designating a sponsor for the first time for this year's 420 day at golden gate park. considering working with an organizer to help ensure public safety and off-set some of the costs. $50,000 was spent last year in taxpayer money security. >>> hillary clinton said four words are top of mind, and she delivered this in her first big public speech since the presidential election right here in san francisco. >> i am thrilled to be out of the woods. [ cheering ] and in the company of so many inspiring women. >> clinton chose the professional business of california conference to deliver her much-anticipated >> obviously the outcome of the election was not the one i hoped for or worked for but i will never stop speaking out for common sense benefits that will al

of the world to incredible places. to the north pole, to the south pole, to the greenland ice cap, to the high mountains of peru, to glaciers in far-away china. they gave me this on my visit. this is a little piece of a plant. you can look closely at it, and you can see the little sticks and leaves that are in it. it's got an interesting history, this plant. it grew about 6,600 years ago, and when it grew and lived, wooly mammoths roamed the earth. wooly mammoths might have been eating neighboring plants to it. the human race was just enters the bronze age, and it began to snow. it snowed on the little plant, and snow piled on snow year after year, and this plant was buried under glacier, preserved by the pressure and the cold. and there it stayed, so that now i can hold it up on the floor of the senate 6,600 and some years later. climate change is what brought me this plant because as temperatures steadily rise, glaciers the world over are melting. the glacier that buried this little plant 6,000 years ago receded so fast that here it is now. 6,000 years in a glacier, and now here in my hand in the senate. it's not just pla

of a pre-emptive military strike against north korea. to date, he said the u.s. and china are committed to doing everything they can to prevent conflict. >>> now to peru and the tragic is rising following intense rains that have left thousands of people homeless. tonight, from heroic rescues are giving many hope. marci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: in the fast-moving muddy water and piles of dangerous debris, a woman almost washed away as she tries to free herself, her hair seemingly gets stuck before she finally pulls herself to safety. one of many lives spared from peru's raging flooding and mudslides have that killed more than 70 people so far, and left more than 70,000 people homeless. tonight, as intense downpours overwhelms towns and rivers pouring over banks, desperate rescues are under way. near the normally dry city of lima, dozens of people crowd onto rooftops, zip lines used to bring families and pets over fast-rising water. others are forming human chains to get to dry ground. tonight, half of the country has declared a state of emergency. >> officials say this is the worst flooding in peru in nearly two decades, with much more rain still expected

peru hard hit by the storms. >>> back here at home college basketball officials say they will need a couple days to decide if the repeal of northroom bill will lure them back far enough to that state. conservatives say they were railroaded to support the bill to avoid the ncaa boycott. >> basketball is important to north carolina. nobody is going to deny that. but we have given in to threats. i didn't see any other way to get this, threatened as a state. we took the coward's act and backing down at this point. >> well, gay rights activists say the law denies lgbt people certain protections from discrimination. the events polled by the ncaa would cost the state tens of millions of dollars. estimates the state has lost more than a billion. cost them a lot in future revenue. >> farther north, people on both sides of the trans issue are fired up in boston by free speech bus. folks are calling it a rolling bus of hate. >> we think the message on the side of our bus. boys are boys. and girls are girls. not a hateful message. not meant to single anybody out. >> the free speech bus brought out the transgender community. [ indiscernible

north later today. but for most of us tomorrow. patrick says is there an el nino forming? there is hints of it off the waters of peru, off of the coast there. exceedingly warm. yet the area where we measure el nino is called the oni3.4 is neutral. what has been across the pacific, the atmosphere has not been in sync. we've been waiting for westerly wind bursts. so we will keep an eye on it. there are a few pieces in place but not the whole puzzle. but it would be really a fast turn around considering the one we had last year which as you know didn't do a darn thing for us but it wouldn't stop raining up in the pacific northwest. not all el ninos are alike. we're not there yet. san francisco rainfall 29.39 inches to date. we get forecasting for tomorrow one inch of rain. so that would send them over 30 inches of rain. that has only happened 22 times in their weather history. the last time it occurred was in 2005, when they had 34.43. and records began in 1849. 169 years. i'm using the rain year, not the water year. the water year is october 1st. i'm old school and i'm not changing now. that's the way i roll. all righ

in raleigh, north carolina, firefighters are battling huge blaze that engulfed apartment building latest live from raleigh, then you been unbelievable escape in peru check out this video, ofamazing. details coming up markets like this futures edging higher today although back-and-forth, dow industrials up 15 points, nasdaq also higher s&p 500, is fractionally negative european stocks like this trading near flat line as you see fractional moves positive, up about a quarter of a a percent to third of a percent depending when you look at asia overnight mixed there as well, also, nothing too noting about shanghai composite, in china down almost 1%, check out that burglar not going to believe this the world's most expensive burger somebody spent 10,000 dollars, on they seven patty delight. all that coming up this morning joining me to talk about it fox business network dagen mcdowell kings college professor business economics brian, and pollster lee carter. >> quite a burger. >> 9,000 dollars -- no more than 9,000. >> burgers. >> 10 grand intoxicated. >> perhaps. >> cheryl this hour -- coming up talking with texas congressman house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady

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