in northern peru it's a very wet climate.fall amounts typically upwards of eight inches, about 200 millimeters every month of the year. but what has occurred the last 24 or so hours, share with you some dramatic video out of northern peru. look at this landslide caught on tape. a good reason for the highway to be shut down. officials had seen rainfall amounts over the past several months that have been the highest amount in 30 years come down across this region. so a lot of the area had been destabilized. a lot of the landscape jeopardized as well. you see some of the rivers bursting their banks, the streams overflowing. in 2017, a quarter million people in peru have been displaced. 26 people have lost their lives as well. pretty devastating scenario. just in the past seven days alone, the rainfall amounts, talking four to eight inches or so. again, this is a seven-day period, almost all of 2017 has been a soggy one, much like parts of california, parts of peru dealing with a lot of rainfall as well. >> unbelievable images th

raffic and weather in less than game minutes. >>> -- in less than four minutes. >>> in northern peru entire homes have been swept into russian waters in a devastating rainy season. powerful storms have killed at least 75 people and left 9 9,000 homeless. thousands of soldiers have been sent to the area. 34 districts in the country have declared a state of emergency. >>> today marks one year since suicide bombers carried out three attacks in brussels killing 32 people. the king and queen joined the prime minister for a special ceremony that was held at the airport where two bombers blew themselves up. more than 300 people were wounded in the attacks. the "islamic state" claims responsibility. >>> a man is dead after showing up at his ex-wife's redwood city workplace with a gun. the 43-year-old attacker chased the woman around the parking lot on penobscot drive after she refused to talk to him yesterday. police tried to get him to surrender but he shot himself. police have not released the ex- husband's name. >>> a hilt warning at uc- berkeley. the university sent -- a health warning t

. >> and torren sean role caused flooding in northern peru, bringing the death toll this year to 75. >> overflowing rivers continue to reek havoc. flooding street and destroying homes. warm willing waters in the pacific ocean are said to be what's caused the intense rainfall. armed forces are helping police in over 800 cities that has declared an emergency. meanwhile, in peru's capitol of leap, a residents lining up for fresh drinking water. many without food, water and shelter. authorities say close to 12,000 homes have been affected by the floods. the storms are expected to continue for another two weeks. >> well, back at home, ice from last week's storm created dangerous situation for one unlucky deer. >> rescue crews had to step in after the anal got stuck at a frozen ponds in new jersey, trapped yesterday morning in rock berry township. first responders were able to reach it, bring it safely to shore. officials say the deer was taken to wildlife sanctuary, and is expected to be okay. >> that's good news. >> more good news, time 4:42. >> katie? >> guys, i can bear some nice weath

forsyth america heavy rain still an issue particularly across northern peru.ar north across higher ground. excessive rainfall here. we could see another 300 — 500 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 th

the country's rainy season has been one of the worst in >>> across northern peru rescue crews have been hip deep in waters to save people. the country's rainy season is one of the worst in decades and it's not expected to stop for two weeks. at least 72 people have been killed by flooding and mudslides. some estimates say more than 70,000 people have been left homeless by the storm. >>> a broken water main causing huge problems in an l.a. neighborhood overnight. this is on patricia avenue in west los angeles. the break made a mess of the pavement and flooded at least one home. the cause of the break is unclear. and crews aren't sure how long it will take to fix it. >>> time now 4:45. we have had some good weather over the weekend. but we have rain. >> temperatures are approaching 70 but that was the first weak disturbance that pushed through over the weekend, right? then yesterday started the second one and it's going into today and will last until tomorrow. and i got to be the first it to tell you we're seeing more rain from the secondary system than the computer models initially sugge

cattle ronchi is in northern peru say they're not getting enough support from authorities after what flooding into decades —— ranchers. a0% of dairy producers have been affected by bad weather is brought by el nini. animal—rights activists say they have rescued dozens of blogs for human consumption in south korea. they say the a6 animals, including some puppies, had been taken to new york, where they will be adopted —— dogs. the humane society international said the dogs were found in dark, dirty cages in a farm north of seoul. now here is a story to warm the heart of anyone who's ever taken pa rt heart of anyone who's ever taken part ina heart of anyone who's ever taken part in a fun run or a long—range is but found it more than a little bit difficult than they expected. this woman was close to collapse, as you can see, as she neared the finish line. this is the philadelphia love run half marathon but don't worry, help was at hand. first two other runners help her along, taking her at either side, then they picked her up at either side, then they picked her up and simply carried her

powerful storms and flooding in northern peru have killed 62 people and significantly affected businesses and farmers and fishermen. >>> mount etna on the island of cicily continues to spew lava into the air for a third day in a row. this video is just from a couple of hours ago. the volcano was much more active yesterday. a tv crew in the bbc was recording when it blew. the volcano had been quiet for the past couple of years. but it sprang into action last month attracting tourists and scientists. 10 people had burns, cuts and bruises in the eruption. several people also hit in the head by falling rock. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> americans love st. patrick's day. and this year, they will be showing more green than ever. >> i'm showing some green. >> a little bit. >> aha. they are expected to spend more money this st. patrick's day than any on record. people in the u.s. will spend more than $5 billion to celebrate irish heritage with restaurants and bars as the big winners. as they serve corned beef and, of course, a lot of booze. more than 139 million people are expected to cel

th on hasn >>> in northern peru, rescue crews are stepping off helicopters and getting hip deep in watero save people trapped in flood zones there. the country's rainy season hasn't been this bad for decades and it's not expected to stop for two more weeks. widespread flooding and mudslides are killed at least 72 people. >>> some estimates suggest at that time storm damage has left more than 70,000 people homeless. >>> smoke is filling the air over oklahoma as crews work to get control of a wildfire. more than 600 acres have burned so far and at least 9 homes have been destroyed. dozens more are threatened. it started in an abandoned house but no word on the cause. >>> in san francisco dozens of young singers have been told their summer trip to scotland is canceled. the reason, president trump's stalled travel ban. the director of chorissima ensemble a branch of the san francisco girls chorus says the ban could put the group's safety in jeopardy. the ensemble includes 40 girls of all ethnic backgrounds. despite backlash from parents, andrew bradford says the international travel situatio

peru. >> well, unfortunately, more rain is expected, especially in the northern areas. peru has been deaeang withh the worst floods in 20 years. dozens of people have been killed. it's typically dry, especiallll along the coastal region of the country. for example, lima's a annual rainfall i is only 15 millimete. that's 1% of ththe annual raiail in tokokyo. however, a lot of heavy rain has been coming down since december. we have some dramatic video coming out of lima. take a look. this dramatic footsa matdramati captured last week. a woman grabbed on to pieces of wood and tree branches and miraculously survived a mudslide. the mud also dragged away her cows and pigs, but they were rescued by residents. she was taken to a hospital and wawas released onn wednesday. so it's fantastic news. however, at least 75 people have been killed over the past several months in the area. more rain is on the way. we are expecting more rainfall. temperatures off the coast of peru are much higher than normal. in fact, about 5 degrees higher than normal. so lots of moiststure is moving int

northern peru now battling floods caused by weeks of rain.ers have damaged more than 1145 homes in peru, 145 bridges has collapse. luckily, no caps have been reported. bao bao returned to china was introduced to her new home friday. she checked on her new home in sichuan, china. for all your logons come along on the foxnews.com. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." c we continue our discussion about the health care bill. now, is this ever going to happen? to they have a better plan for dealing with future legislation? joining us now, former presidential candidate herman cain. mr. 999. 999 didn't get you elected president, but everyone still remembers it. i think in the end, if i suspect what's going to happen turned out to be true, this continues to collapse obamacare, republicans begin to get their act together. they were quietly behind the scenes, they build a consensus bill that will actually do the job that i think it works out fine. thoughts? >> in the long term? yes. but in the short term? shawn... the republicans blew it. they blew it!

the rains have hit peru's northern coast particularly hard. officials say mud slides and flooding there are the worst they've seen in 20 years. >>> and an intense counterterrorism training exercise in london today. take a look at this here as british police in inflatable power boats boarded a river thames cruise boat as part of a simulation of a hijacking of a tourist boat. this is the first time police have practiced a possible terror attack on the thames which carries large amounts of commuters and freight right through the heart of london. britain's official threat level from terrorism does stand at severe which means an attack is highly likely. >>> innovation, of course, part of the fabric in silicon valley. one man has come up with a pretty innovative way to help out the homeless. we'll introduce you to this man coming up next in our bay area proud. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> now to a prett

peru. in guyana, 1111 millimetres on rain there on monday. this is wednesday's forecast. strong down pours across the northern half of the continent. —east of the usa. there's more rainfall to come down the western side of the usa. rain 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 eu

of five including two children peru's emergency management agency issued flood warnings for various rivers in that area. >>> well, the cyclone that tore through northernn downgraded to a former tropical weather system this morning we are getting a look at destruction it left behind. both were washed up on beaches , trees uprooted and power lines, snapped across the coastal state of queens land. cyclone debbie was category four storm when it slammed island early yesterday with wind of 160 miles an hour. >> we're always complaining about the rain, the rain, and you know, wind, and stuff like that we have a lot to be fortunate about. this stuff does not happen a lot around here. >> we have our own hurricane season that is still a couple months away, right but yeah, by comparison, what is going on couple states away will be sheltered, in regard, to a comparison, sake anyway looking at what some other folks across the you had has to deal with for the rest of the week. not just in the form of the large storm system a sluggish one at that. we will talk about our weather , right now, and as you walk outside the door. clearing out nicely, and it looks, it look

most of peru, so far the flooding this year has killed 26 people, displaced about 250,000 people, and this is still ongoing. actually, we still have heavy rainfall warnings in place for northernas of the country north of lima here where you could be seeing upwards of 200 millimeters in a 24-hour span with the rain still coming down out there. as far as lima is concerned, cloudy conditions for the most part. you may see a passing shower but overall still ongoing in a lot of these areas. the wet season is not over yet so still expecting the rain to persist into march and april as well. let's take a look across the north and talk about our severe weather season which has kicked in across the areas in the u.s. this storm system has produced several deadly tornadoes. the tornado threat is still ongoing but i think more so large hail and damaging winds. the winds in excess of 100 kilometers per hour and we could be seeing golf ball-size hail. even towards new york, laguardia, numerous flight delays. they had to shut down the airport for a while. towards the west, rough conditions. in fact, in atlanta, pretty significant temperature drop. 26 down to 15 for a high on thursday. columb

peru are warmerr than normal, nearly 3 degrees higher than normal.. that is causing umbrella stable weather across the country. at least for the next several weeks you'll see some more rainfall especially with northernrereas you'll see an additional 250 millimeters or more for the next three days. the rainy system likely continue through april. across north america, it's actually generally dry across the west but thingss are g goino be wetter on tuesday across the west coast. there is a front -- there are front and low pressure system moving over the country so we'll see more rainfall tuesday as well as wednesday. and it's going to be pretty wet across the eastern areas of the u.s. as well and temperatures are going to be washington, d.c., 30 degrees with sunny weather on your monday. 11 degrees in new york city with abundance of sunshine. it's pretty warm in the mid portions of the u.s. take a look. 27 in denver. that's 15 degrees higher than normal. due to ongoing dry weather and warm weather, a wildfire occurring near university of colorado forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. temperatures remain quite warm. 18 degrees on tuesday. rainy weather is expected but drier conditions and warmer condi