iran, pakistan, towards northern india, we have low pressure, the whole entire trough which had been lingering here. developing, picking up moisture, thursday and friday, this is going to bring a threat of flash flooding. thunderstorms across northern india, new delhi, thunderstorms in the forecast, high of 30, while back into pakistan, looking at those partly cloudy skies before the low works its way in by friday as well. farther towards west once again, we'll see what's going on here, to the british isles, southwest towards london, winds of 80 to 90 kilometers, gusts over 100 per kilometer, continuing to push through before it dives towards the southeast on thursday, rolls off there. bringing that wet precipitation across parts of france. north, we could see some snow across the foothills of scotland. temperatures, definitely cooling off. london with a high of 8. similar conditions into paris, thunderstorms expected, while moscow, you are above the freezing point. high of 5. we have some rain fall expected out there. let's wrap things up here into the americas. we have your yas of

there's some kind of... >> when women in northern india who are in enslaved families, who have been enslaved for generations, when they get an antislavery worker come in and talk to them for just a little while, it's the women who lead the families out of slavery. and what they say to the women antislavery workers, is, "i don't want my daughters to be raped the way i've been raped." >> hinojosa: yeah, it's very crystal clear. >> yeah, it's crystal clear. because slavery for women, no matter what the job is, picking cotton, working in a brothel, factory, you name it, means sexual assault. >> hinojosa: at one point or another, it's going to... >> yeah, absolutely. >> hinojosa: so kevin, you now have dual citizenship. you're an american and a british citizen. and probably some people would be surprised when they find out that you actually grew up in the middle of oklahoma. >> that's right. >> hinojosa: and your first experience of what you saw as a child in oklahoma between a black family and your family... >> oh, well, when i was a tiny boy, and... >> hinojosa: but it planted the seed. >> it d

it moved across the afghanistan/pakistan region and then impacted northern india and areas north of there on saturday and sunday. the heaviest place had about 100 millimeters of rainfall during the weekend. that's very unseasonable for this time of year. and because the fresh snowfall that also came down, there are a chance of avalanches. so alerts issued to three states in the region. and then there's also some severe hailstorms or strong hailstorms that took place on sunday. wheat crops have been damaged by that and also strong gusts. and this is something that may likely continue for at least another day. the low that's responsible for this continues to remain and pushes toward the east. the rain totals itself may be dropping off a bit. this is our accumulation precipitation forecast. looking at areas way toward the north and west to see some rainfall from this. the damage is already done. this isomething that the farmers will have to recover from as we move forward in time. a quick look at what's happening in europe. we have an area of low pressure down towards the balkans. this is mo

let's look at where the cloud it, you can see it over northern india and pakistan. that's where we see the downpours. it has caused a few problems. dramatic skies over new delhi, and rain as well. the rain was heavier further north. a little bit of a soggy day there. elsewhere the crops were destroyed bit the strong winds. for the northern parts. heavy downpours. 70mm reported at islamabad airport, outside islamabad. and we saw 75mm of rain, easy enough to cause a problem at this time of year. you see the area of cloud and rain continuing eastwards, as it does so, it is beginning to fizzle out. for nepal, it will stay wet through monday, some of it turning to snow. then it extends south. grey and maybe a little showery. they begin to fizzle out as we head through tuesday. closer to home. we have more in the way of wet weather, tumbling across the peninsula, likely to give us more of wet weather, and maybe a shower as well. >> more to come on the newshour, includi including... >> i'm wayne hay reporting from where lives continue to be affected by civil war, despite t

a visiting businessman from the democratic republic of congo says the state of northern india is attractive [ inaudible ] the business of many companies, so to reach all of the business quickly, and to do business quickly. >> reporter: government leaders are selling the state as a top designation for investment in india. it's location next to the national capitol has allowed the state in recent years to attract new businesses and tens of billions of dollars of investments from abroad. but the violent that recently took place nearby could damage that reputation. businesses across the state were indiscriminately attacked for several days last month. many were looted then set on fire. business owners say their hopes for further development were also destroyed in the flames, and they fear for the future. >> i don't think so that i'm safe now. i have been -- 50 people have been working for me. i have been giving employment to a lot of people. i have different organizations, but i'm not getting any security from the authorities that i'll be safe to continue my business. >> reporter: leaders of th

other states in northern india are also being affected. the rain has followed two years of drought. >>> large parts of texas and louisiana have been evacuated because of severe flooding affecting thousands of people in the united states. water levels like this have not been seen in more than a century. a state of emergency's been declared in 20 counties in texas. we have a report from deweyville. >> rescue workers gather in the early morning fog. this is a community now entirely submerged after days of torrential rains. most of this water came from an overflowing reservoir, but the river also burst its banks, making this the most severe flooding in more than 100 years. >> i've lived through droughts here, fires, two hurricanes, but this is worse than anything that we've been through. the only way into the community now is by boat. homes, cars and businesses now lay partially submerged in deep brown floodwaters. >> it's been more than a week since the flooding began. you can see behind me that the floodwaters are just beginning to recede. j

that has extended its way to the northern parts of india. seeing a scattering of showers over the last day or so. i think the shous should ease as we go through the next few days. take a look at pakistan. most of the country seeing some very heavy and steady rain of the thursday into friday, it will make it's way further north, india seeing some wet. that will continue across pakistan. they can expect two or three wet days. it extending over here into qatar down to oman. we had 36 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. those thundery showers will extend east. warming up here in doha to 30 degrees >>>>> still come to we're in nigeria. that's where businesses are recovering in one city after boko haram attacks. the death of george martin, the fifth beetle. a new look for afghanistan's women football team. that's coming up in supports: welcome back. japan has ordered two nuclear reactors should be closed over safety concerns. it comes just days before the anniversary of the fukushima disaster. joe biden has met with netanyahu as part of a two day vis

india: we had a closure on westwood northern all of our. that has cleared. everything is clear there. this is75 at neumann way and the roads are nice and clear. 71, 75 at cut in the hill, very light traffic north and southbound. right now things are clear. kyla: thank you. the nfl is buzzing with free agency excitement, and it' s beginning to have an impact here in cincinnati. mark: the bengals leaving, staying, and still on the market in your morning sports. kyla: a former felon hitting the runway? this convict back in the news, and what his plans are after his incarceration. mark: wow. taking a live look outside on a friday morning. it is all good on a friday. you' re waking up to cincinnati' s wlwt news 5 today. this is what i came home for -- to work in the community, turning schools after hours into centers for healthcare and safe spaces for our kids. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. after princeton and a marshall scholarship, i turned down a job at google to work improving education. now i'm running for the senate to offer new ideas -- cut college loan rates in ha

in india, people celebrated with singing and dancing. they attended special prayers. in northern iraq in the mainly christian town hundreds of people gathered in churches. many have been classified as internally displaced people since i.s.i.l. took control of their villages near the city of mosul. officials say they tried to help people feel removed from the conflict in their country. pope francis is celebrating. thousands of people have come to the square to watch the service. he began by sprin keling incense. in the wake of the attacks he urged people not to lose hope. 100 years since the easter uprising in ireland. a public ceremony to mark the events of 1916 t that is when there was an unsuccessful attempt to overthrow the british. it led to the creation of the irish free state in 1922. sdwron thon moor is an expert in modern irish politics and says the relationship with neighboring britain is focused on future e.u. membership. >> there is a real problem for some people with ways going on today and that is that there are-- is that there are still people in northern ireland wh

in india, parishes celebrate with singing and dancing, then they attended special prayers and held jubilant processes through the city streets. >> in northern iraq in the predominantly christian town, hundreds of people gathered in churches. many of those in attendance have been caught by internally displaced people. churches tried to help worshipers feel removed from the ongoing don applicant in the country. >> pope francis is celebrating easter sunday mass in the vatican. thousands of people have come to st. peter's square to watch the service amid tight security. the pope led prayers from thal tar set up on the steps of st. peter's basilica. the pontiff urged people not to lose hope. >> people are marking 100 years since the easter rising. an official ceremony is being held outside the post office to commemorate the rebellion of 1916 when a group of around men failed in their attempt to overthrow british rule by storming the building and declaring an independent irish republican. jonathan moor is an expert and says the irish relationship is focused now on future e.u. membership. >> there is a real problem for some people with what's goin

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india with hundreds of people on top of it. the search happening right now to find survivors. >>> a drug several times more powerful than heroin hitting the streets of northern california. i'm bob redell, that story coming up. >>> a line growing by the minute right now as we speak all the put down a reservation for the model 3 tesla. the mad dash for the latest electric car happening right now. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us this morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a short line that is not. a lot of people standing outside and it's pretty cold to start out your day. let's get a check of your forecast with kari. >> good morning, sam and kris. chilly temperatures to start but that is not the case throughout the day. also seeing patchy fog. taking a look at the current temperatures with 48 degrees in livermore and 48 degrees in san francisco. patchy fog this morning and then high clouds with sunshine this afternoon. lunchtime temperatures upper 50s to mid-60s and up to 70 degrees today in the tri-valley. a look at the complete microclimate forecast coming up. let's head over to anthony to see w

india: we are very clear. we had an earlier accident. that' s accident has cleared on westward northern boulevard in hopple. we have some construction to talk about on pete rose way. until 3:00 p.m. this is 71 at the light of tunnel. you can see light traffic -- lideel tunnel. mark: former first lady nancy reagan laid to rest today. kyla: the details on today' s private service and the expected attendees saying goodbye to an american leader. mark: and experts are investigating what looks like a massive leak in isis information. how officials got the documents, and why experts believe they are in fact legitimate. kyla: a beautiful shot on both sides of the river. it looks like a postcard. it is friday. we thank you so much for mark: good morning and welcome checking today' s headlines, former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest today in a private funeral. her body has been lying in repose for the past two days for the public to say their goodbyes. mourners at today' s memorial service will include first lady michelle obama, former president george w. bush, and former first ladies laura bush, hillary

in india, they celebrated with singing and dancing, then attended special prayers and held jubilant processions through the city streets. >> in northern iraq in the predominantly christian town, hundreds of people gathered in churches. many of those in attendance have been classified as internally displaced people since isil took control of their villages. the celebrations were a welcome distraction from the on going conflict in the country. >>> pope francis is celebrating easter sunday mass in the vatican. thousands have gathered at st. peters square to watch the service amid tight security. the pope led prayers from the altar set up on the steps of stuff peters basilica. he urged people not to lose hope. >> jerusalem has seen a drop of pilgrims this year. the last six months have seen a wave of shootings and stoppings between jewish authorities and palestinians. >> it's the holiest day in the christian calendar. despite that, there are not many here. >> this year we have around 30%, 40%. it's not academic, but around there, mainly because people are concerned, they are afraid the moment things happen inside the old city, so people a

northern parts of the harian state, the farmers bemoneying hail stoenlz. they got off relatively lucky. unfortunately in the next 24 hours at least much quieter weather across indiand pakistan. >>> more ahead on the news hour including the iran's sworn minister expected authe capitol >>> the driver of accused of deliberately running down a dog at the iditarod race gives his side of the story. back after a short break. >> the funerals have begun for some of the victims of sunday's bomb attack in turkey's capitol. the death toll in ankara has risen to 37 after a car detonated at a busy transport hub. an attack on a beach resort, 16 people were killed. the government says six of the gunmen were also shot dead. more now on our top story and the syrian conflict which began with pieces protests against the government. opponents of the assad regime say they have no choice but to take up arms. on the 5th anniversary of the syrian conflict, al jazeera's zeina hoda looks back at how it began. >> this is how the war began: sirrians demanded freedom. they demanded reform and they did so by holding peaceful protests tabdullah was among those with those with hope. >> there was

in india collapses burying nearly 150 people underneath and the rescue efforts under way still going on to find survivors. >>> a drug many times more powerful than heroin hitting the streets of northern california. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up. >>> and happening now, still no end to our drought. you may want to keep that spigot closed. the latest snow pack surveying that the state is 80% of normal. that's even with this year's el nino storms. a huge improvement, but still issues. at our website look for the story at our headlines. >>> they accuse u.s. soccer of wage discrimination. the plaintiffs read like a who's who of the best women's team. you can link to that story in our twitter feed. we'll be back in two minutes. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with 150 calories each, try our new rich & creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. >>> an update now to breaking news out of india. 15 people are confirmed dead and 150 others still trapped at this hour after this overpass collapsed. right now people ar

northern neighbor is reacting many >>> plus, as another campaign rally gets feisty, how does the rest of the world feel about the prospect of president donald trump? we'll bring you reports from israel and india. >>> all that, plus a live report from amman, jordan on the u.s. resource on the fight against isis. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> cuba and the united states are embarking on a new chapter in relations, stamped with president obama's historic visit to havana. he is the first u.s. president to visit cuba in 88 years. the trip caps a reengagement process that began in december 2014. >> now hours before mr. obama arrived, police arrested scores of cuban dissidents from the group "ladies in white." >> and president obama is scheduled to meet with dissidents later in the trip. we have more on the president's itinerary. >> reporter: change is in the air as president obama prepares to spend hess first full day here on the island. the president will begin his day laying a wreath at the memorial for jose marr tee. the president and his family took a walking tour and stopped at the old c