so we have snow alerts posted for northern china, but also we are seeing some heat advisories posted in southern china, so temperatures over 30 degrees on monday. and in between, there's severe weather happening over central china into western japan. there's a chance for thunderstorms, gusty winds, and even hail going in to your tuesday. now temperatures are going to be as follows in asia. nearly 40 degrees in bangkok. and 32 degrees in manila. but to the north only 10 for the high in shanghai and about lower than what it should be doing this time of year in chongqing on tuesday. severe weather in bangladesh killing at least 24 people on the weekend. the severe weathermaker has pulled away but still we're expecting an additional 80 millimeters of rain to fall within the next 72 hours or so. so flooding is going to be a high risk. and also eastern india, you could see some scattered showers. flooding, and also mudslides are going to be a continued risk. now across the americas you can see swirling cloud right here. this is starting to produce some rain over oregon and washington. and r

once again across northern china. i'm going to switch gears to talk about possibility of severe weather this saturday across the central portions of the united states. we have once again, winds, ham, tornados, wichita, kansas, oklahoma city, austin, houston, texas. lots of weather to talk about across the world. natalie, back to you. >> derek, thank you very much. in the u.s. there may be more reasons to dread going through that airport security line. a former transportation security administration worker now says he's not surprised by the news earlier this week of two officers allegedly groping passengers in denver international airport. in fact he says, this happens all the time. and in "time" magazine, he detailed sly tactics he says are often used. tom foreman has our report. >> reporter: tsa officers using high tech scanners to identify, pull aside and grope attractive male passengers. that's what authorities say was going on at denver international until the two officers involved, a man and woman were caught and

no fatalities and no injuries out of this particular round of earthquakes in northern china. a lot of activity there. so we will keep an eye on that. geologists are very interested in northern china for more earthquake activity. >> thanks very much. >>. >>> we are hearing from the jury that put one time nfl star aaron hernandez behind bars. panel convicting him to first degree murder and he is sentenced to life m prison without parole. deliberating for 35 hours over seven days. the jurors who handed down that verdict spoke exclusively with cnn's anderson cooper. >> for murder 1 they have to show premeditated or show extreme cruelty. so did you feel -- >> extreme atrocity or cruelty. >> so it wasn't premeditated. >> no. i can't say with a hundred percent certainty that he premeditated that while i was sitting in that jury room. i can't say that. >> but you do see extreme atrocity or cruelty. >> i see extreme atrocity and cruelty. >> was it with a number of shots? >> it was his indifference. and that was part of what i had to look at. and it was, even if there was no pre mmedit

of course, there was an earthquake in northern china not too severe, but it was all caught on camera,it? >> yeah, it was. in fact, those moments were all caught by cctv. children freeing from one of their primary schools there as the buildings started to shake. one, a 5.3 and the other after anshock of 4.5. this happened after china's inner mongolia autonomous region at about 3:30 local time on wednesday. there were no casualties, but you can clearly see some of the foundations and structures did have some reported damage. fortunately no fatalities or injuries reported from this. and you can see just on our map here behind me, this particular epicenter of this earthquake was around 34 kilometers away from the closest city. we're talking about two separate earthquakes, one to the south and one over the far inner mongolian area of northern china. you can see the close eft city is about 34 kilometers away from the epi center of this earthquake. that region is sparsely populated. and you can just how far the closest down was. so that spared many, many people. if it was close he, it could

the cold front that is what pushes off this across northern china. that shading of brown across the screen there? that's sand mixing in and sweeping across beijing obviously causing the air had ards. look what it did to the city's streets, snarling traffic, causing blackouts, people lost power because of the strong winds and the heavy pollution moving through. the gobi desert is the main source for our region and the duststorms. this is common this time of year. the winds pick up off the desert and it causes health has had hazards for young children and elderly. we do have a break in the wind on thursday event into friday. but there's a possibility it picks up again. beer going to watch out for this very closely. cold front moves east and bring in a chance of rain to -- well, that would be japan. but, really, talking about these sandstorms, you said you've been in one. what do you do? how do you take cover? >> you wake up and you look out the window and it's like being on mars. it's always this red -- essentially, you just stay inside and turn on the

. >> lang lang grew up in an industrial city in northern china. his father was a tough task master, demanding he practice 8 hours a day... once even urging his young son to commit suicide. >> it's kind of a hard thing to even think about it. it's something that... i think the love become too extreme. >> a child prodigy, his mother stayed home to support the family while lang lang pursued his dreams. >> i would say that's the most difficult thing for me it was, you know, growing up without my mom next to me. >> now lang lang is trying to bring classical notes into the lives of children through his international music foundation. >> we believe music can make people happier, to make the kids more creative. >> one of his earliest inspirations... the cartoon musicians tom and jerry. >> so it's really cool when you see, you know, tom try to catch him like... [plays discordant piano sounds]. >> i sat down with lang lang at the dimenna center for classical music in new york city. >> you've just come from playing at the kennedy center. you played for a wor

across northern china, i'll share video out of the inner mongolia region.trong storm system for the month of april, as well. look at the scenes. you know some 200 bus services halted across portions of china. some people riding their bikes. some people maybe a little wiser, walking their bike. >> yeah. >> northern china. >> not safe on the roads there. and stay around for this. i want to show you something amazing. photos coming to us of the coast of the u.s. state of florida. take a look. those are sharks. >> hello. >> thousands of them. and you wonder to yourself, how do you get this picture. they were captured by a photographer from indian river by air. a company that takes pictures from a powered parachute. >> wow. >> how about that for an awesome job? the photographer says he often sees sharks but never this many. would you want to parachute over a bunch of sharks? >> no. looks like a scene out of "sharknado." >> right. all right. thank you very much. >>> the world's biggest physics experiment is back and stronger than ever. coming up, scientists resta

towards shanghai and behind we have the gusty conditions likely to create sand storms again in northern china on thursday morn. 20 in tokyo, so it is going to be a warm day. but another round of unstable conditions and towards the south, up to 34 degrees on your new year's day. in the americas. gulf states looking for a round of the very heavy rainfall. looking at about 100 millimeters or even more in new orleans. so for the next few days watch out for flooding. in the four corners and the northern rockies another round of late april snowfall which could be about 7 to 10 cent meters in higher elevations. where we really want the precipitation in drought areas, not a lot. in fact people are looking to mid summer to even higher range at 28 degrees with just sunshine. no precipitation for the foreseeable future. out here a quick look in europe now. rains going to be -- mixed precipitation affecting the scanned nain peninsula and that is going to be pulling into the baltic states and into russia. we still see excessive precipitation and hail and thunderstorms across the peninsula. the central are

. >>> a sandstorm swept through parts of northern china causing blackouts and traffic problems. visibility dropped to less than 10 meters in areas. beijing's skyline turned orange because of the dust. residents braved the outdoors with protective face marks. >>> hundreds of inventors from across the world flew into switzerland. the international inventors exhibition show cases the strange to the revolutionary. phil lavelle reports. >> reporter: so much to see, so little time. where to start. how about a duck on wheels. everybody loves a duck on wheels right. especially this guy. his creation houses a secret weapon. there it is. one duck caught, one inventor satisfied. >> it will expand all around 3.5 meters, and all will be there. you can take it, watch it if it's sick or you want to put a tag on it and leave it. >> reporter: if it lights up it's here. if it flies, it's here to. that is when it's working. selfie lovers out there, check this out. a 3d body scanner printing models of yourself to give to your friends. think how grateful they'll be. they are welcome. is there a popu

. >> lang lang grew up in an industrial city in northern china. his father was a tough task

high winds have been kicking up dust and sand in northern china this week. this was the scene on thursday where high winds reduced the visibility below 10 meters at time. the high winds shook cars and sand covered everything. local farmers reported at least 300 greenhouses were damaged in the storm. authorities continue to advise people to remain indoors. the dust is expected to drift east and is engulfing the northeastern locations of china and possibly coming to the korean peninsula. and by saturday we'll be engulfing much of japan. not as intense as what we saw in the video. but if you have respiratory problems we highly advise you to wear a mask. the sand will be pulling into the sea of japan coast starting this afternoon. now across the bigger picture here in central china we have a low pressure system sitting over here. that is likely to create heavy showers across the area. we do see another rain precipitation out here towards japan on the heavy level and even some snowfall that is adding up to as much as 10 centimeters in tohoku. it's the rainfall an

>>> now, a sand storm swept through parts of northern china causing blackouts and traffic problems including it the capital beijing where you can see visibility is less than 10 meters in some areas. very brave people braved these scenes. >> today on "talk to al jazeera" jazeera," norman lear , political activist and war veteran. >> who knows, god could be a woman, a president who would help us look in the mirror and see ourselves honestly. >> he is the man behind the iconic is it sit-coms of the 1970s "all in the family." >> i was the laziest white kid my father ever met. >> in total, lear wrote produced produced. >> we don't know what the episode is all about. oh, it's about abortion. >> lear has left his mark on american politics. founding people for the american way and he's fought against religious fundamentalism. >> what can i say about jerry fallwell. i was the number one enmy in the generation. >> in his 90-plus years he has lived a multitude of lives. one of those lives as a bomber in world war ii. >> americans love america. but there was a time after world war ii when we were in lov

last year air pollution in parts of northern china reaches 20 times what the world health organizations say is safe levels. voters today are choosing a new president, it is an election that has been delayed for months as leaders debate the role of the navajo language. there's a contentious election happening. after months of lawsuits protests, close door hearings and court rulings voters will finally go to the polls to elect a president the issue navajo law requires presidents to speak the language flownly and a top contender did not. his disqualification has sparked intense debate, and delayed an election that was supposed to happen in november. >> language is important. >> so intense is the accusedry monny it is unclear whether the election will take place or be delayed further. >> so does the language requirement need to stay in place. >> anyone that wants to be president and vice president needs to take time to learn the language. >> language and identity go hand and hand, and fewer and fewer can speak the laingening way. it has created a divide between old and young lawmakers and t

. >>> last year air pollution in parts of northern china reached 20 times what the world health organizations are safe levels. >>> it could be the future of high-speed travel. a train that goes nearly as fast as a plane and doesn't even touch the rail. >>> plus big changes for google. it may make searching on our mobile device easier but it may also hurt small businesses. ♪ >>> come on man! >> come on dude! >> come on! >> an amazing rescue in texas. you are watching police pull a man from a burning car. the driver was trapped inside unconscious, when the officers pulled them out, and took him to the hospital. he is expected to be okay and police are investigating what caused the crash. >>> google is changing how it does searches made on mobile devices. some say this could have a real impact on small businesses many of which haven't invested in designing their sites around small screens. >>> imagine traveling 375 miles an hour. in that is what engineers in japan have just accomplished. they broke the world train speed record for the next time in a week. they are using magnetic technology to c

much of northern china has been hit by a sand storm. strong winds push sands across cities. the visibility is limited and people struggle to move around. residents in some areas have been warned to stay indoors as the dusty weather could continue for another four days. >> classes at u.s. schools have had a tough time lately. education budget cuts mean that creative programs often disappear. students at one school in miami, are engaging in artistic expression, and showing the world that art does matter. investigatinger city schools are often stark places to be. 96% of the pupils hoar live below the poverty line, but there is something that makes this difference. the once sparsele ways are adorned with the street art that would make any collector green with envy. every mural here, students helped paint. much of the, world champions was organized he was appalled that a school so close to the win ward neighborhood had no art of it's own. and when he reached out to get help the answer he received changes everything. >> not a single artist protests not a single artists asked how m

chinese, a sign that the paper was half-heartedly >>> the numbers killed in a flooded main in northern china rose to 16. it happened at a mine near a city of detong. state media says 247 minors were underground when a shaft flooded. rescuers are working to free nine workers. storms battering the east coast of australia killed three cutting power to 200,000 homes. winds of up to 140 k/hr crushed power and uprooted industries. >> even for a country used to extreme weather, the severity of the storms took the south-east by surprise. more than 30 centimetres of rain dumped on part of new south wales? less than 24 hours, leading to flash floods and little time to get away. >> we had to swim for it. we were stuck by the bridge there. we got in by the toilets. and got colleen's jumper, wrapped it through one of the weave holes and hung on, been there for a while. telephone polls struggled to resist high winds. trees also toppled. >> i was looking at a couple of other trees up there. looks like a slightly - a lot smaller tree than that one deflected it enough. >> leading to a narrow scope. at sydney

not be over with more flooding expected >>> the number of people killed in a flooded mine in northern china rose to 16. it happened at a mine. state media says 247 minors were under ground when the shaft flooded. rescuers are working to free five minors still trapped inside. >> thousands of couples parried in a ceremony. the ceremonies were organised by a campaign group. 1,000 couples and 15,000 across the state tied the knot on tuesday, coinciding with a hindu festival. $22 million, that's how much an anonymous buyer paid for the world's largest flawless diamond. the 100 carat diamond is the size of a walnut. snapped up after three years of bidding. it took more than a year to cut, polish and perfect it. more news on the website. stay with us. person it's bad for the american worker says a man i talk to. >>> china's balance with a push to plug asia's infrastructure trap. you hear from a man calling it a wake-up call for washington. om-ali velshi, this is -- i'm ali velshi this is "real money".

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but because a cold air mass is still blanketing many parts of japan, the korean peninsula and northern china temperatures are a couple degrees lower where they should be during this time of year. tokyo 13 degrees for the high. and shanghai 16 degrees on your friday. now down to palau, where the japanese royal family is visiting, april is actually kind of an end of the dry season so we may see some isolated showers. but typically, mostly dry as we go in to the weekend in palau with much higher -- quite high temperatures for you. now, further down to the southern hemisphere we are seeing severe weather happening over the coast of new south wales and victoria. we have report of hail in sydney. and also 70 millimeters of rain in canberra. that's much more than monthly rainfall for april for this time of year. now the system is pulling away so conditions are actually easing. however, strong winds will continue in the sydney area into your thursday we still have warnings for strong winds posted into thursday in sydney. now across the americas we have a couple of storms. right here this system caus

. >>> meantime heavy snowfall overseas in northern china. look at this over the weekend. nearly 200 long-distance buses were suspended and many airline flights canceled on sunday. close to five inches blanketed the ground in mongolia. and forecasters say the snow could continue throughout the day. >>> back here in the u.s. the easter bunny had to dodge a few flakes in rochester. upstate new york people had to bundle up before venturing out for their holiday. it was colder in rochester yesterday than it was on christmas. >>> nine minutes before 5:00. we are not cold this morning but a little chilly with temperatures still dropping right now. clear view of center city doesn't that look nice? looking across the delaware this morning, not much wind. it is cold in the pocano mountains, 28 degrees. clear skies with no chance of a snowflake there. 44 degrees in northeast philadelphia. atlantic city is now 46 degrees. all eyes are on the ballpark this morning. it's going to be a sunny day today and mild too, with a nice day yesterday in the 60s. we're heading for the 70s this aft

. >>> now, a sand storm swept through parts of northern china causing blackouts and traffic problemst the capital beijing where you can see visibility is less than 10 meters in some areas. very brave people braved these scenes. >> today on "talk to al jazeera" jazeera," norman lear , political activist and war veteran. >> who knows, god could be a woman, a president who would help us look in the mirror and see ourselves honestly. >> he is the man behind the iconic is it

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. ♪ ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tonssions? when emerson takes up the challenge, it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >> >> i'm talking official job numbers well below the normal the recovery is a disaster people trying to find a way to make ends meet that is called the side has a lot to 44 percent of adults had a engaged it is not part time by informal work. the most important reason is extra is tom. sub have hobbies some candid to -- maybe it is part of networking but unfortunately for 11 percent is still primary and the side hassle is getting bigger. how big? and the greek economy is 8 percent of gdp witches to a trillion dollars for of $500 billion of tax is not being paid. but some of those actually have jobs for a 45% still have to do something on this side. whenever skill you have 42 percent said people not with the labor force. 26% still has a side hustle for god one and you have to make ends meet but is instead a commentary when so many americans have no other alternative? joini

is not likely to pull out all the stocks >>> the number of people killed in a flooding mine in northern china rose to 16. state media says 247 minors were underground when the shaft flooded on sunday. rescuers are working to free five workers trapped inside. >> the south korean government has formally approved plans to sallage a ferry that sank killing more than 300 people. the bodies of nine passengers are missing. raising the ferry is a demand raised by bereaved families who happy it will help reveal what caused the sinking. most were high school students on a trip to a resort island. >> storms that battered the east coast of australia killed three and cut power to more than 200,000 homes. winds of up to 240 k/hr crushed cars and upfruited trees. -- uprooted trees. >> reporter: for a country used to stream weather. the severity of the storms took australia south-east by surprise. more than 30 centimetres of rain dumped on parts of new south wales in less than 24 hours, leading to flash floods and little time to get away. >> we had to swim for it and >> we had to swim for it and we were gett

♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons ofo2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> all right. here we go again. protesters across the country demanding $15 an hour pay. david lee miller in new york city is at one of the protests now. david lee. >> reporter: hi, neil. we are at west 57th street in midtown manhattan across from carnegy hall. they are here to take part in what's being built as the fight for 2015. $15 an hour for fast food and low wage workers. then organizers call for margins, strikes and rallies throughout the day across the country. dozens of cities and many of those taken part are calling for social justice. many of the people you see here are trade unionist. they are at the particular location taking part in the demonstration to protest construction of a nonunion building. also, on the agenda today an increase demanding for the pay of hospital workers, airport workers and also they say they want to do everything possible to f

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welt, this is northern china hit by a sand storm. beijing one of them, the visibility pretty short people struggling to get around without getting sand in their eyes. it could continue for another four days. >> many large cities are finding itdy. to create public spaces as housing and development projects increase. much in on everything else well the indian capitol is no different, but there is a small movement underway to turn public space stations into artistic hot spots. he goes by the name sign. and he paints in the most unlikely of places his canvass like this one in an abandon community center, are scatters across new delhi. >> sign is one of a growing number of indian graffiti effort aists. >> now i am moving to p twoing my style more. i was just walking around this neighborhood and i found this building and i thought hey i think it is a really good spot to just paint. authorities consider the work vandalism, but the urge to paint has also taken on a more institutional form. annual events bring artist together with their india

. ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons ofson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> you know, she just owned a pizza shop in indiana. does she look like an anti-gay militant to you? the woman at the center of this religious freedom fight could have done anywhere for her first national interview, she chose to come to fox business network in an interview we already taped scheduled for tonight. look at. this >> they are welcome in the store. anyone is welcome in the store. you it's against our belief to condone -- to cater to their wedding. we are condoning that if we do that and that is against our religion. >> they say you have to be consistent. they are saying you are not being consistent. you say you are happy to serve gays in your restaurant, as is your dad but you draw the line at catering a gay wedding. they say you can't be either/or. you have to be open to both or closed to both. >> um it is not a sin that we bring gays into our establishment. and to serve them

. ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge, it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. one of the country's biggesties financial services firms? or 13,000 financial advisors who say thank you? it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. liz: fox business news flash, the grandson of one of the richest to do in the world has been found dead in his los angeles home. the l.a. coroner's office is 47-year-old andrew getty appeared to die of natural causes but there are a lot of questions about the circumstances that remain. he is the grandson of j. paul getty considered the richest man in the world when he died in 1976. ten minutes from the closing bell right now we are heading to the pits of the cme, the most interesting thing that you have watched right now heading into the close, we had so much breaking news from iran to mcdonald's to g e, all kinds of things, would be looking at and what is moving? >> this is employment week, this

. >>> one person was killed and scores of homes destroyed when two earthquakes struck in northern china. you can see that surveillance video shows panicked people running out of buildings as one of the earthquakes hit. >>> he is the highest-ranking judge in the united states but even chief justice john roberts gets called for jury duty. he reported in montgomery county, maryland as a potential juror in an automobile negligence case. he was not selected. >>> a texas family has expanded by five with the birth of the first set of female quintuplets in the united states. danielle and adam buzbee are the proud parents of five girls born on april 8th in a houston hospital. start saving for college now. i cannot even imagine. they are going to be so tired and busy but i'm sure very happy. that's it. back to you. >> thank you, sue, very much. >> we have 28 minutes before the "closing bell." the nasdaq is up 40. the dow up 108. >>> as if we didn't have enough to worry about when flying a federal watchdog group warning that u.s. commercial flights are hackable by passengers using the plane's own

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help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge, it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> it was a big day for the athletic apparelmakers kicking off our top trades. under armour popping after 21-year-old jordan spieth became the company's first endorser to win a major golf tournament with his record masters win over the weekend. under armour first signed him back in 2015 marking the company's first head to toe endorsement deal for a golfer. they then extended that deal by ten years back in january. competitor nike also making news today. the company launching its biggest ever women's push with its new better for it ad campaign. nike saying it believes women's line could add $2 billion of additional sales by 2017. pete, good call i guess by kevin plank in under armour. >> the aggressiveness in which they have put themselves in all kinds of different sports recently and obviously golf is front and center. but steph curry in basketball. they've gone to