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heec is scorching northern india and disrupting lives. the temperature soared to 44 degrees celsius wednesday. hot conditions have been covering the area for several days. the oppressive weather is forcing people to stay indoors and seek hydrating fluids to stay cool. a lack of water is causing a crisis for residents. heat warnings remain in place across the eastern portions of india into the next couple of days. take a look at these highs. temperature in new del i up to 41 on wednesday and bangladesh, 43. it's going to be very hot once again on your friday. across the southern hemisphere we have been watching a cyclone named fantala. it was once the strongest cyclone ever recorded in the indian ocean but as you can see the eye is disappearing so it's actually weakening. it's now a severe tropical storm. this is packing winds of 130 kilometers per hour. it's moving away from madagascar. however, it's starting to move back towards madagascar once again. so the northern tip here will continue to see high wds and heavy rain. new yo in texas

in 2009, 45 construction workers were killed when this partially built bridge gave way in northern india. in 2006, a 150-year-old bridge collapsed over this express train in bihar state. at least 33 people were killed. and in 2005, more than 110 people died on a passenger train. a small railway bridge had been washed away by flooding, causing this express train to plunge into a river. >>> in the united states, there is a target for health officials. it is the zika virus. very important here. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is hosting a zika action plan humt summ summit, and their same to come up with a coordinated response to deal with the growing threat. >> the cdc says active zika infection has been identified in 39 countries and territories worldwide. a health alert was issued after the first brazilian zika case was confirmed in may of last year. since then the virus has spread through much of the americas. >> when it comes to pinpointing an organism like zika with the potential to cause devastation around the world, it is a huge challenge. >> cnn chief medical cor

. >> armed forces had to be called in to control rioting inmates in northern india.hey said a guard used physical force on one of them. they threw stones at prison staff and police responded with gunfire. they took a senior prison official hostage. >> foxcon has finalized the takeover of sharp. it is the first ever foreign takeover of after major japanese electronics firm. it was sealed with a handshake. foxconn paid three and a ha$3 a billion dollars to acquire a 2/3 stake in sharp. today is an important day for hunai and sharp. one company em brassying another global company because we know we can compliment each other. with our unique results and succeed together. sharp starrettt stated making belt buckels. failure to keep up with the depictal revolution has weakened its position today. it launched a liquid crystal display division and by 2009, the lcd plant was the world's most advanced but then investment and competition started to squeeze its finances. >> same year, sharp got its first bail-out from lenders. they began looking for a buyer. after a second bail-o

. >>> villagers capture a wayward crocodile wandering around in northern india.ed the 7-foot reptile while heading out to the fields. they were able to catch the crock tie it to a pole before calling officials. rapid expansion of human cements across india is depleting the natural habitats of wild animals meaning more people are seeing elephants, crocodiles and other potentially dangerous animals in their neighborhoods. local officials say the crocodile will be transported to an animal sanctuary. >>> you might call two colorado women a holmes and watson for pets. >> they've turned their passion into a service for animal lovers. fox's dan darue caught up with them as they tackle their latest case. >> last time we were out here it was up to my knees. >> reporter: for friends and dog lovers whitney olson and kristin rollins it started by just doing the right thing. >> somebody's animal goes lost or is missing or a stray is running the streets it tugs at our heart strings and we're the people who stop. >> reporter: the first dog olson and rollins found was murphy. he

that there is a drought in northern india hundreds of millions of people will die. and with respect to energy what we have is reference to earlier today that a very significant trend dropping prices for solar power and battery storage, and we're moving very rapidly to a clean energy future. government is centered -- incentives the it is powerful and in this respect of moving in the right direction following the highberger one dash curving crisis will the slowdown. >> i'm a first your masters of public affairs student as a chinese national the major newspapers were publishing an article on the chinese economy but they just published a new article that is the toughest year of the chinese economy while in china and the trend is going up everybody is talking about the rise of china and the power of china. is u.s. government prepared for a declining china and what happens south if a chinese citizen is a tired of the chinese government to give away a blank check to the african governments and the money to everyone else but solving the problem domestically? is the governme

if there is a drought in northern india for a couple of years, hundreds of millions of people will die. with respect to energy, and referenced earlier with significant trends and upon d dropping prices for solar power and moving rapidly towards a grown energy future. and a government incentives that can influence that, but the technological trends are powerful and in this respect moving in the right direction. following hydro carbon crisis to slow down and not reverse it. >>> per i'm yvonne, a first year public affairs student. as the chinese national in 2012, chinese major newspapers have been publishing articles on this year and will be the toughest year for chinese economy. this never ended until -- it's still going on. they published a new article on this coming year. 2016 will be the toughest year for chinese economy. this trend is going on and in the u.s., it's interesting. everyone is talking about the rise of china and the power of china. i guess my question is, is the u.s. government prepared for a declining china? what would happen if there is one of these days chinese citize

northern territories. a day earlier putin told reporters he and abe will discuss all issues. he said the two countries will be able to reach a compromise on the islands someday. >>> in india's northern state, rescuers are trying to pull people from the rubble of a collapsed building. it happened in early hours of wednesday. police and firefighters launched a rescue operation. >> translator: i was inside my house when suddenly i heard people screaming. the building had collapsed. people were lying underneath the debris. >> last month in calcutta, a highway overpass that was being built collapsed, killing dozens of people. in 2013, at least 74 people were killed when a building under construction collapsed in the western city of mumbai. >>> as many as 500 are feared dead from a capsizing of a boat last week in the mediterranean sea. >> a team has interviewed 41 survivors of an incident in the mediterranean where as many as 500 people might have lost their lives. >> the refugee agency quoted the survivors as saying they left a town in libya on a smuggler's boat. the smugglers then attempted to transfer the passengers to a larger ship already carrying hundreds of people, but it cap size

if there's a drought in northern india for a couple of years, hundreds of millions of people will die. and with respect too -- i didn't speak to it with respect to energy, but what we have, it's been referenced earlier today, very significant trends on dropping prices for solar power and battery storage, ben rhodes alluded to some of this. we are moving rapidly towards a clean energy future. government incentives can influence that, but the technological trends are powerful. and in this respect moving in the right direction. now following hydrocarbon prices slow that down, but will not reverse it. >> yes, please. woman on the right. >> i'm a first year masters in public affairs improvement. as a cheen nies national since 2012, chinese major newspapers have been publish ing articles on this year will be the toughest year for chinese economy and this never ended until -- this still is going on. they just published a new article on this coming year, 2016 will be the toughest year for chinese economy. in the u.s., everyone is talking about the rise of china and the power of china. so i gu

towards the north, it is pulling in the southerly wind, similarly, over there towards northern areas of win yea india, pakistan, out of ahead of that, southerly winds. this is what we call a premonsoonle flow. indochina peninsula, sunny skies, into the low 40s, high 30s. summer season for this area of the world, but really, heatstroke, heat exhaustion, high vulnerability. something to watch out for if you are located in this area. trop picks now. let's talk about fiji in particular. we had a tropical impact, brought severe flooding. specifically, across nadi, where you had upwards of 493 millimeters of total precipitation in a few days. the average for the entire month of april is 163 millimeters of rainfall. an incredible amount. that's why the city there has been severely flooded. schools and businesses have been closed, the airport there has been closed as well at times. what we're looking at as far as the forecast with our next tropical cyclone, this is xina. an ongoing story out here across parts of fiji where you're looking at rainfall. good news, friday, we're going to be seeing improving cond

but in northern areas we'll see some snowfall. across india, it's dry thanks to a high-pressure system and temperatures are quite high today. meanwhile, showers w will contie to gririp northeastern porononsf india as welasas bangladadesh. so, risk of flooding will likely remain in place through the weekend. talking about heavy rainfall, a stationary front has been dumping lots of heavy rainfall across the southern portions of china. some areas had up to 130 millimeters of rainfall. the area of heavy rain will likely move into the province along the yangtze river basin. there is a chance e for heavy rainfall along with thunderstorms. the e severe weathermakewiwill likely move into southern portions of the korean peninsula as well as much of japan into thursday. it's going to be a quite wet day on thursday in many portions of japan. talking about heavy rainfall, flash floods have been taking place in fiji due to heavy rainfall. nadi had about 400 millimeters of rain in just 72 hours. that's twice the amount we normally see during the entire mont

. >> india is buying evermore qualities of his and lentils predominately grown on the northern plains are a key part of india's diet. this could be something shaping world who demand for years. >> that's interesting. it sounds like they're very important to u.s. farmers. >> and potentially creating a cropping change that we have not seen for a couple decades. .hina has been the big pusher they like soybeans and to a lesser extent, corn. india doesn't need as many of those crops so global markets respond. >> how long does it take for a farmer to make a shift like this, to start growing what folks in india want versus china? about thetalking marketing streams, new infrastructure. the way these shows tend to work as they become gradual over years. they start in areas where the crop is already grown so you may have an elevator to sell to and frankly learn how to use it. you see this acreage area expand. you have seen it in the les and canada. over time, you see these slow transformations in american agriculture were someday you are driving down a rural road and you said never seen that lo

northern pakistan. the showers down to the southwest of india, they look to set to ease back much of india will be dry hot and dry, 41 celsius there in that area. looking at tuesday touching 42 in calcutta. this is the pre-monsoon heat continuing to build. calcuttaa sees temperatures around 36 celsius for this year and there will be some thanks very much. how traditionally popular mask on the are people's spirits high while helping boost aver economic recovery. >> this crash didn't slow the progress of the world title leader. >> a is i canth person has been arrested. it comes after a key suspect ketd with the november sparrows attacks was detained on friday. the panama papers leaks showed he fwritd an offshore company his father set up. he says he has handled the revelation about his tax affairs quote badly. jabuti's president has been elected to a fourth term in office extending his seventeen-year rule over the east african nation. five refugees, four women and a child drowned when their boat capsized close to the turkish coast. 5 others were rescued. early on friday, more than 200 refugees were deported

northern pakistan. really, that is going to be k s exasperating the situation. eastern india, you have the precipitation wrapping around the himalayas. you'll be looking at more rainfall, as well. >>> let's look at japan, where we had the heavy rain kick in here on monday. it's really tapered off for the most part, as we go ahead into your tuesday. but for tokyo residents, you're going to be looking at cloudy skies. maybe a lingering shower or two before things really taper off into your afternoon hours. for the most part, most of japan, definitely a good day to get out and enjoy the flower viewing. definitely going to be much better before things start to change heading into the latter part of the week. we have another storm system developing in the southeastern locations of china. it's really going to bring heavy rainfall. the threat of flash flooding. it shifts to the east and brings the wide spread precipitation a across much of japan in wednesday afternoon and thursday. tokyo, cloudy skies, high of 15. the sun is getting blocked out. seoul, high of 19 and showers there i

very strong and also tornado possibilities for the northern portions of europe and also toward the east near the black sea. looking at the forecast for india, we've been talking about very, very hot weather, but we're also dealing with heavy rainfall. let me show you the video coming out of the northeastern portions of the area where torrential rains have hit the region with premonsoon floods. 40,000 people we affected. the waters are enring houses, especially in low-lying areas which is inundating much of the cropland there. locals are on bamboo rafts and wading knew knee-deep water. the levels are starting to decrease a bit but other areas are completely submerged and the concern is the landslides that may be associated with this. this is a bit early. the southwest monsoon on average doesn't start until around may 20th and moves to the north and west. these are premonsoonal floods and they're causing problems. we're seeing big extremes. wet weather in oneart of the subctinent and extremely hot and dry weather toward india as go forrd in time it doesn't look like that will be changing anytime soon. wrapping up with a look at east asia. we

the university of northern new jersey, the door is locked now, but in this small office is a classroom and the admissions office. from china and india, secured student visas here allowing them to stay in the u.s. we ran into one perspective student, she said she had no idea it was a scam. >> my english here improve so much. >> did they say they actually went to class here? >> i don't ask them -- >> investigators say the students paid the recruiters thousands of dollars in fees, no questions asked. >> could have presented a threat to the national security of the united states, they did not know nor did they care as to the students who were coming in, what purposes they came into the country for and if they had any ill intent against the united states. >> the university is closed for good now. 1,000 people will have their student visas revoked and could be deported. >> the diplomas they receive are now useless, the 21 defends from around the country are being upstairs in newark federal court. one defense attorney tells me his client is shocked to have been caught up in what the federal agents are calling a conspiracy. >> jen, thanks.

>> a controversial speaker prompted protests outside a northern california sikh temple. [ yelling ] >> protestors say the speaker, who is from indiafalse teaches about their religion. things got hostile between protestors and the speaker's supporters. >> a guy that's one of the supporters came and he socked me in the face and then punched me again and then dragged me by the neck and threw me back. >> police officers were called in to keep the two groups separated. >>> many are calling it one of the craziest car chases in los angeles history. [ yelling ] >> right there, the first connection with another car. >> ! >> a couple of robbery suspects led police on a bizarre pursuit for hours yesterday afternoon. the driver started doing donuts in the middle of hollywood boulevard. it didn't end there. minutes later, the suspects were blocked by a tmz tour bus. one of the men threw what appeared to be a hamburger at the bus. then eventually the men pulled over in south l.a. the driver sat on the car hood and waited. he and the passenger took selfies. the men even hugged strangers and gave them handshakes before they were arrested. >>> bar

india, have really have decreased. the united states, rich countries and northern european countries. the united states has increased. it's due to industrialization. a lot of this is due to diet and life-style. the poor countries used to be agrarian societies. they use bikes to get around. steve: they're running into the problems we had 30, 40 years ago. it's true. the thing is it's like all of our calories, the worst are the cheapest. >> absolutely. yeah. it's the industrialization of the food supply, of labor, and the problem is these poor countries, they don't have the resources to deal with it. they don't have the access to the newest drugs that we have or the education programs. steve: fair enough. that's a big problem. dari: wow. okay. you may want to switch drinking whole milk instead of low fat. we were talking about this during the break. tell everybody why. >> there's a few studies that show the rates of diabetes and obesity obesity, they've decreased the rates when they drank whole milk. the milk fats, the lipids, may be protective. some of the theorys are that when you take skim milk, the more proportion

india's boomingd economy. today we travel to stoneve quarries in the rural, northern part of the country, where a deadly disease has trapped workers in poverty foras generations. this report is part of our agents for change series. >> reporter: across the urban landscape rise majestic sandstone palaces, monuments and temples, built in india's timeless architectural traditions. but what's also timeless is how the stone continues to be mined, far from the cities, here in the rajasthan desert. early each morning, you hear the sound of sandstone being pounden into a gravel used in construction. no one is spared the drudgery, it seems. how old are you? >> ten. >> reporter: he should be in school.ep it's the law. but history suggests he'll soon graduate to a quarry; part of a vicious cycle of generational poverty and disease. the work is physically brutal under a blazing desert sun. power drills are a recent addition that have made these quarries more productive. but behind their thick clouds of dust, miners wear nothing but flip flops on their feet-and nothing at all on their faces. they earn two to four dollars a d

india is our meteorologist from the weather desk. >> yes, it's the hottest time of the year across southeast asia. typically august or july are the hottest months in the northern hemisphere, but duduring that time, monsoon season dominates the area. so clouds cover, lower temperatures and showers lower temperatures as well. as the people are dealing with the heat wave. temperatatures were recocordeds follows onon wednesday or thursday. 43 degrees in india and 45 degrees in thailand. i want to show you some video in india to show you how p people e dealing with the heat. people ate watermelons and drank juice to cool themselves off. power outages is making life more difficult. in india, in a southern state, 66 people have been killed due to the heat. hot weather will likely remain until the rainy season starts in may or june. now it's going to be another hot day for many parts of southeast asia. 42 degrees in india. as well as 40 degrees for northernrn portions of the indochina peninsula. watch out for heatstroke. heavy rainfall in southeastern portions of china. 110 millimeters has fallen, more is expected into the weekend. the same system is also causing rain

northern michigan, in my district, for the last 60, 70 years. and the scientists there tell me that most of the mercury that falls from the sky in michigan comes from china and india. that we've eliminated mercury as a problem in our environment from our industry here. but because we're not dealing with that problem, of the indians and the chinese doing that, you know, we're ignoring that and making -- actually giving them the ability, by not having to comply with a lot of these rules, the ability to pollute the planet worse than if we were doing those things here. mr. yoho: we went to a coal fired power plant in our district and they were saying in the old days, a typical coal fired power plant would put out approximately 50 pounds of mercury a year. today it's less than two pounds. that's a significant difference, from 50 to 48 -- or to two pounds. that's a 48-pound reduction in mercury going into the atmosphere. what's the significance and the benefit going from two pounds to zero and at what cost do you go forward? being a veteran for 30 years, -- veterinarian for 30 years, i've never treated an animal with mercury toxicity. you need to have common sense regul