we learned the cat 5 storm is the strongest recorded tropical storm to make landfall on the pacific island nation. at least one person has been killed. the storm knocked out power and communications throughout the island chain. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> the imagery from that storm system absolutely amazing. back here it's not going to be a great day tomorrow. we're talking about rain at times. have the umbrella handy and pull out the rain boots. dry on monday and then as we look to the middle part of the week, we will track rain in the forecast, not snow, and maybe freezingin maryland but for most of us, this looks like a rain only event. the cold weather sticks around through at least saturday, likely on into next sunday as well. it's the weekend if you have cabin fever, the weather not cooperated. the temperatures will be cooler tomorrow. georgetown, today it was packed out there, folks enjoying the weather. again, tomorrow is looking soggy as rain moves in during the late to mid morning hours. temperatures not so bad. 49 in washington. 46 degrees in manassas with clear skies. wil

a massive cleanup operation continues in fiji as the worst ever cyclone to hit the pacific island nationlattened many buildings over the weekend. senttuesday the government sources of aid to badly affected remote island and coastal villages. as thousands continue to shelter in evacuation centers, eight workers have warned of possible outbreaks. following big wins in new hampshire and south carolina, donald trump is the favorite, with marco in ted cruz fighting for second place. trump telling supporters that ted cruz is sick and a liar. our correspondent has more. >> left red-faced once again after his communications director distributed a video in which marco rubio appears to dismiss the bible. he was misquoted in subtitles as saying -- not many answers and it. the ted cruz campaign later amended them with rubio saying that all the answers are in there. >> that stafford to lead to the tweet and apologized, pulling him down. i spent this morning investigating what happened. this morning i asked for the resignation of rick tyler. >> ted cruz has regularly courted controversy. during the ca

. >>> the death toll from that powerful cyclone that hit the pacific island nation of fiji has risen to at least 29. rescuers report that buildings were flattened by winds that reached 200 miles per hour. some remote islands have yet to be contacted. >>> a connecticut judge is considering whether to dismiss a sandy hook elementary school shooting against the maker of the rifle used in the attack. the families contend the rifle, an ar-15, is too dangerous to sell to the public. the rifle maker, bush masters firearms says that they are protected by a 2005 law shielding gun makers from most lawsuits. >>> coming up on "the morning news" now, a winged mystery. more than a dozen bald eagles are found dead in maryland. >>> later, we'll meet the 106-year-old woman whose joyful white house visit went viral. this is the "cbs morning news." and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. h

. >> authorities in fiji are struggling to reach isolated communities after the pacific island nation was hit by a record-breaking cyclone. the death toll stands at 42, but it is expected to rise. some villages have hardly any buildings left standing. al jazeera was the first tv crow to reached the area. >> many aren't waiting for the soldiers and gun their own temporary repairs. but in a place where no one is insured there is a common plea. >> i need help from the government. so i can rebuild my house and start my life again with my family. >> this island is one of the fiji's prettiest. this gives some idea of the winds and pounding waves. it looks different now. every building has holes. some without roofs. it's the smaller villages that look the worst. shattered after the tournament that hit ovolau. >> six solid hours. >> in the recommend man remnants 40 people were sheltering in the community, that yellow building behind me. when it's roof ripped off they ran to the only building left standing, the church. look at what happened to it. all but one ran out before it collapsed. the 7

showing the devastation left behind in fiji after a tropical cyclone winston swept across the pacific island nation. so far the death toll stands at 29 but could go higher. the cyclone came through saturday night and is the most powerful storm on record and that says a lot. >> we had the most gorgeous day! and tomorrow could be a little >> i was hoping for a duplicate. >> try to squeeze out as many hours as we can. going back to winston, 160 mph. the second zoe going back to 2002 at 155. so definitely a powerful storm and i know you don't want to hear th, but 100 days from today we start our hurricane season in south florida.a. and get back to the gorgeous stuff and that was today. and picture perfect radar and that's the false return over broward. we're watching some w lying clouds here moving across the area. so mostly cloudy over the next few hours and look at wind speed. it's out of the east/southeast. 12 mph in fort lauderdale. 16 key west. 9 in marathon. so right now we're still sitting in the mid to low sevens here across south florida. key west here at 73 tonight. we will settle in around 7

couldn't comment >>> authorities in fiji struggle to reach isolated communities after the pacific island nation was hit by a cyclone, the death toll stands at 42 and is expected to rise. some buildings have hardly any buildings left standing. here is dorm as. >> it's not much. but it is a start. soldiers arrived and starting to declare debris, there's an enormous job ahead. in the rilages every house have been destroyed. many are not waiting for the soldiers and began repairs. in a place where no one is in short. there's a common plea. >> i need help from government to rebuild my house, start my life again, with my family. >> reporter: the island was one of fiji's prettiest. in 2014 al jazeera filmed here along the old colonial main street. then this - filmed from one. strongest buildings in town, it gives some idea of the wind and the pounding waves. it looks different now. every building has holes, some without roovts. the building has collapsed and churches badly damaged. it's the smaller villages that look the worse. shattered after a storm that hit at lunchtime on saturday and didn't pass

showing the devastation left behind in fiji after a tropical cyclone winston swept across the pacific island nation. so r the death toll stands at 29 but could go higher. the cyclone came through saturday night and isthe most powerful storm on record and that says a lot. >> we had the most gorgeous day! and tomorrow could be a little change. >> i was hoping for a duplicate. >> try to squeeze out as many hours as we can. going back to winston, 160 mph. the second zoe going back to 2002 at 155. and i know you don't want to hear th, but 100 days from today we start our hurricane season in south florida. and get back to the gorgeous stuff and that was today. and picture perfect radar and that's the false return over broward. we're watching some low lying clouds here moving across the area. so mostly cloudy over e next few hours and look at wind speed. it's out of the east/southeast. 12 mph in fort lauderdale. 16 in key west. 9 in marathon. so right now we're still sitting in the mid to low sevens here across south florida. key west here at 73 tonight. we will settle in around 70. as a matter of fact ne

a cyclone with winds of more than 180 miles per hour now over the pacific island nation of fiji.fficials put a public curfew into effect and evacuation centers are now open. all international flights have been cancelled. there are reports of some damage to homes, but no injuries. >>> much quieter back at home. we're looking at a really nice day. lots of sunshine. breezy but warm and temperatures near 60 degrees. still dark outside. we'll see mostly cloudy skies but those clouds will clear away. a live look outside from our cape may camera. temperatures in the low 40s at the beaches into the 60s later on this afternoon. right now waking up 19 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. 22 degrees warmer in allentown. and 23 degrees warmer interesting lancaster. big time difference as you wake up this morning compared to friday morning and you'll feel that change as you step out this morning. enjoy it because we'll continue to warm from there. right now temperatures across the region in the upper 30s to low 40s. 43 in philadelphia. 41 in trenton. 41 kennet square. 40 degrees in coatesville.

the pacific island nation of fiji is being battered by the strongest storm system ever recorded there. winds of 320 km/h. extensive damage has already been caused in neighboring tonga >>> britain ace prime minister says he will announce a date for the e.u. referendum in london in a couple of hours time they will discuss the details of the deal reached with e.u. counterparts late yesterday. that will determine the u.k.'s role within the e.u. emma haywood reports from brussels >> reporter: after weeks, days and hours of negotiations david cameron wasted no time in hailing this deal a victory >> i have negotiated a deal to give u.k. special status inside the of the e.u. >> reporter: he says he was won this fight >> i believe that this is enough to recommend that u.k. remain in e.u. having the best of both worlds. we will be in the parts of europe that work for us, influencing the decisions that affect us in the driving scene of the world's biggest market and with the ability to take action to keep our people safe, and we will be out of the parts of europe that dount work for us. out of t

his mother sent plantation police a plea from her home in palao, a tiny pacific island nation near the philippines. she hasn't seen her sonn in years, but obviously wants him to be safe. >> i love you. >> reporter: a mother's plea

a government spokesman says the south pacific island nation has been basically flattened.. saying there are very few homes have been leveled.. key services have been cut off.. and remote areas are now isolated. authorities say it could take days to get emergency supplies to the victims. a system moving across the northern great basin will continue to bring breezy to windy conditions across the area tonight and tomorrow. expect peak gusts to about 40 mph this afternoon. the gusts will taper down a bit tonight and overnight before picking back up tomorrow morning. peak gusts tomorrow will reach about 35 mph and will start to taper down by the afternoon. the system will also bring a cooling for tomorrow to average temperatures with highs in the mid 60s expected. by wednesday, calmer wind and warmer temps return to the next weekend. clear to mostly clear skies are in the forecast through saturday, then a bit more cloud cover will push in sunday. before you go tonight bryan.. lift tickets.. equipment rental and coaching at lee canyon. tonight's lucky winner is lori fortner if yo

people died when tropical cyclone winston tore through the pacific island nation, flattening homes, cutting power and communications. outlying islands suffered some of the greatest damage, with whole villages in ruins. summer: turning to our first alert forecast, beautiful outside. eric: we do have some changes coming our way. we are talking about thunderstorms and then cooler weather. it is a roller coaster ride. outside today, talk about a cold snap on lake eola. look at the sky. come on, gorgeous shot there. look at this one, man oh man. this is exactly what we expected, a mix of clouds and sunshine as that is holding true to the interior. daytona beach, some high clouds continuing to basically causing this to be an overcast sky. 73 degrees and made into the upper 70' s earlier today. elsewhere, 79 in orlando. 80, sanford. 79, villages. 77, ocala. the vigorous perspective, showing the clouds, a southern side of a bigger storm. look at all the cloud cover and rainfall extending all the way back to galveston, texas. this is going to start getting organized, it doesn' t ramp said, it will b

after a deadly tropical cyclone tears thereto pacific island nation.lthough the storm is gone, the emergency is just beginning. we'll explain. >>> the death toll is rising in fiji. at least six people confirmed dead after a tropical cyclone tore through the south pacific island yesterday. a month long state of emergency is in effect. schools there are closed and there's a curfew through today. officials say police are able to make arrests without warrants to keep order there. much of fiji is without water, power, communication. >>> former nsa contractor edward snowden says he's willing to be extradited back to the u.s. if the government guarantees him a fair trial. speaking via skype from russia, snowden addressed a group of supporters yesterday. he said he'd like to make a public interest and let a jury decide guilt or innocence. he released details of a government program and left the country. he faces charges that could land him in prison for up to 30 years. >>> you're looking at north korean leader kim jong-un inspecting his military. north korean

the powerful storm hit the south pacific island nation over the weekend. fiji's prime minister says there's widespread damage and flooding. homes have been levelled... key services have been cut and remote areas have been shut off. winds from cyclone winston reached 177 miles per hour... which according to weather underground makes it the strongest storm in the southern hemisphere on record. and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with lindsey matherly. today: sunny, with a high near 57. west wind 5 to 10 mph becoming south in the morning. tonight: mostly clear, with a low around 30. calm wind becoming north around 5 mph. tuesday: sunny, with a high mph. tuesday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 33. south wind around 5 mph. wednesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 64. southeast wind around 5 mph. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 36. thursday: mostly sunny, with a high near 67. thursday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 37. friday: mostly sunny, with a high near 69. friday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. sa

dead after cyclone winston brought 300 kilometer an hour winds and torrential rains to the is pacific island nationcaroline malone reports. >> reporter: a glimpse of the damage in fiji after the strongest cyclone on record there. a direct hit but the storm still left its mark cyclone winston brought torrential rain and 300 kilometer per hour winds. that's flattened homes, trees and cables. damage in other parts of the main island even though it's the part of the country where the strongest infrastructure to withstand such winds and rain. government teams and officials carry on the important work of repairing and restoring our infrastructure. there is a great deal of debris on our recoroads and in our communities. power lines have gone down all over the country and glass, live electric wires and other hazardous materials pose serious threats. >> the cyclone did pass closer phone and power lines are down. it's been difficult to contact people living there. relief workers are finding it difficult to get around because of trees strewn across the roads. >> i have offered australia's support and we have

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first, downed powerlines and flooding in fiji after a powerful cyclone tore through the pacific island nation. 10 have been killed and the government declared a 30 day state of emergency as its neighbours scramble to provide help >>> a glimpse of the damage in fiji after the strongest cyclone on record there. a town on the main island escaped the direct hit, but the storm left its mark. cyclone winston brought rain and 300 k/hr winds. flattening homes, frees and electricity cables. there's damage in other parts of the island. even though it's part of the country with the strongest infrastructure to withstand wind and rain. >> it's vital that everyone remains in their homes while government teams and officials repair and restore the critical infrastructure. there is a great deal of debris on the roads and in our communities. powerlines have gone down all over the country, and roofing iron, glass, wires, and other hazardous materials pose a serious threat. >> the cyclone passed closer to some of fiji's 300 islands in. spoken and powerlines are down. it's difficult to contact people living there

tropical cyclone winston has killed at least 20 people in the south pacific island nation.i's prime minister says there's widespread damage and flooding. and power remains out across many of the islands. a state of emergency is in effect for 30 days as that cleanup continues. let's get more on the situation in the south pacific now. of course, the pictures all show this total devastation. the structures are not very hardy, are they? >> not at all. this is a part of world that is tropical you would think you see a lot of cyclones. in the past 45 years, record suggests only 12 tropical cyclones have been in 100 miles of the cal city. again, not often we get hit directly certainly with course 5. this kind of shows you the rarity of tropical features dating back to 1972 across this region. we've had several impacts, never a category 5 equivalent. you take a look. this is what it shapes up. in the philippines, 2013, 300 kilometer per hour winds. cyclone winston comes in at 298. that is tying super typhoon joanne back in the 1950s. incredible because the laws of physics dictate h

authorities in fiji are struggling to reach isolated communities after the pacific island nation washit by a record breaking cyclone. the death toll stands at 42 and is expected to rise. some villages have hardly any buildings left standing. al jazeera was the first television crew to reach the island. >> reporter: the damage here is repeated in the villages dotted right along the coastline of this island. at least here you can still see the basic structure of some of the houses, even if the walls and the roofs are missing in some laces everything-- places everything has been flattened. you can see some of the dangers faced, apart from the heat and happen humidity and shelter, corrugated iron and wires hanging everywhere. this is a living room of sorts, a kitchen, which is distinguishable, but i'm not sure what is out the back but you can see to the trees out there because the roof has totally gone. the real force of this wind. that ship, that tank krer was moored more than 5 kilometers down the coast in the main town of this island. it was swept off. incredible the force of wind tha

. >> ifill: fiji faced a huge cleanup today after tropical cyclone winston blasted the pacific island nationr the weekend. the storm struck with winds of up to 200mph late saturday. at least 21 people were killed. today, people picked through what's left of ruined villages, and aid agencies warned of a possible health crisis. they're worried about low-lying areas where crops are destroyed and water supplies cut off. >> woodruff: back in this country, u.s. senator claire mccaskill has announced she has breast cancer and will take a three-week leave of absence. the missouri democrat says in a blog post that she'll be taking treatment in st. louis. she says, "it's a little scary," but her prognosis is good. >> ifill: and, wall street started the week on a high note, helped by an upturn in oil prices. the dow jones industrial average gained 228 points to close at 16,620. the nasdaq rose 66 points, and the s&p 500 added 27. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: ted cruz and marco rubio fight to become donald trump's biggest threat. another fragile deal for a cease-fire in syria. the supreme

the cyclone tore through the pacific island nation, flooding remote villages. there's a report that at least 7 fishermen are still missing at sea, and more deaths will likely be confirmed. fiji's prime minister has declared a 30-day state of emergency. unsettled pattern the next few days as we'll see good opportunities for showers and thunderstorms today through wednesday. a cold front will enter the state today with a strong more pronounced cold front by wednesday. ahead of both will be widespread showers and rain with a chance of thunderstorms late tuesday into wednesday. rain chance between 70%-90%. today, mostly cloudy with showers and areas of rain developing, highs lower to moves in for tuesday with mostly cloudy skies, periods of showers, cooler highs lower to middle 50s. the wedge looks to break late tuesday night early wednesday as warmer air moves in ahead of the strong cold front, it's at that point things could become unstable enough to produce thunderstorms we'll have to wait and see how that plays out over the next 24 hours. the front moves throug

. >> many of our closest pacific island neighbors are at risk, as nation states is at risk.e are already seeing climate refugees evacuating many of those ilans and the predictions that follow from the impacts of global warming are that we could see up to 200 million climate refugees by the middle of the century. these are really significant numbers and in our region, those are already being felt. >> scientists say this is the fastest rising sea levels in nearly 3,000 years. it's less than a week to go before the oses cars is about the ebola crisis. al jazeera has a look at body team 12. thinks so nil cure. they were hit by what was described as an epidemic. this place is a world away from that horror which we saw in 2013. and beyond. but believe it or not, there is actually a link between liberia this year, because ebola, or a film about sit one of the top award ceremonies and you know, what it could take an oscar in a few days time. >> this is it. body team 12. the tail of the red cross workers who collected dead bodies as that outbreak took hold. it is up for best document

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so people know that black, brown, asian pacific and islander and otherwise have contributed to this nation, have contributed to all the core content areas. and then there's a greater appreciation when they see a child in the street and not are acting off of what they see off television or what they hear in the music but they have a rich appreciation for that child and gauge them differently as opposed to seeing them as a threat, they see them as an asset. so our way is evolving the curriculum, engaging students, engaging families, as well as teaching students and families on how to engage and work with the police. >> he talks about bettering ourselves and being proud of what we do and other people seeing that. talk a little bit about your views on where we can go in the future and how we need to look a little bit farther ahead in what we do in our every day lives. >> i think that in order to move forward positively in the future, clearly as has been expressed, that having a good sense of what our history and what our contributions are is always and will always remain essential. but this is

. >>> pilots of an asia pacific airways jet made a spectacular landing in the island nation of guam. the nose gear of the plane failed to deploy so the flight crew had only the rear wheels to touchdown. you see there, only three people were on that flight and none of them were hurt. there was no smoke or fire and airport operations were unaffected. >>> boy, good news there and great news around here for the weather this weekend, zack? >> zack: you can't beat it. we said it all weekend long. there is only one difference between today and tomorrow that is the temperatures. today is just a little bit cooler, but by tomorrow afternoon we are talking the 60s area-wide. you need to get outside. it will feel like spring even though we are only a few days from the the meteorological spring. that is a difference, meteorologist very sus astrological, we will talk about it at some point ( ). temperatures on the rise, but we are going to get a wintry shot month. i will let you know who may see the break. >> >> now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >> zack: welcome back

only in the middle east but also in the coming days and judge me on this, by nations like china in termsof the pacific island campaign. it is a major problem . >> jon: assad is an alley, maybe a puppet of the iranians. the iranians no friend of the saudi's so what did the saudi's do as a result of this so-called peace deal? >> that is the big crunch are and what i think happens is that the saudi's now have no concern for the united states in terms of our ability to influence them in positive ways so what they will do is retrench in the politicized sectarianism which is to say they are likely to fund hard-line groups on the periphery but also covertly, probably with al qaeda. you see now in yemen for example, the uae working with al qaeda against the iranian allies and because of the nuclear deal, because of what they see as the collapse of us credibility in terms of long-term roles of regional balance of power, the saudi's and the sunni monarchies will retrench onto that more hard-line sunni stance. essentially, the big problem is that you see political moderation in the middle east from baghdad to peru to s

as it interacts with the island nation, it loses its moisture source, being the central pacific.r, we have very warm waters from the strong el nino we're experiencing. as the storm loses its moisture source, interacts with land and starts to disorganize that eye wall and drops the wind speeds around the center of the storl. it shows the eye wall made landfall on the island and it was a direct hit. you can imagine the destruction as we go forward over the next 12 hours as we start to pick up the pieces and really assess the damage. back to my computer graphics. we'll get a little more detail. this is the current wind situation across fiji. there's suva. you can see the large area of darker orange that's indicating winds in excess of 150 kilometers per hour. easily higher gusts within the center of the storm. again, that is becoming more and more disorganized as time goes on. the joint typhoon warning center has lowered the initial winds, 285 sustained kilometer per hour winds. but higher wind gusts around the center of the storm. here's the path. as it continues to march westward,

relief workers warn of a crisis in fiji as the south pacific nation cleans up from one of the strongest storms on record. aid has begun to reach the main island. the government says getting supplies to remote areas is the top priority. >> cyclone winston killed 28 people. andrew thomas has more from nadi. >> reporter: the big issue in the aftermath of the cyclone is communication. the government does not have it, with big parts of its own country. phone linls are cut. airstrips are blocked. they can't fly in. all they can do is aerial surveys. it doesn't tell you much from a height. boats are leaving suva full of military people, surveyors as well. they should establish how many are injured and what supplies are needed most, where two boats left suva con monday. it's a lon, laborious slow process just to get a picture of where help is needed most. on the main island where i'm stood, infrastructure is back up and running. the north part of the island is destroyed. the big city, both with a burst of the cyclone. the north of the island is bad. it's out lying islands in where new assist filtering through. what is known so far is not good. >> mor

time when we're facing potential destabilization within the south china sea, north korea, island nations in the pacific and the challenges they're facing. the funding has been reduced this year for the east-west center. and i'm wondering if you can talk about why that is as well as why the funding was moved from its own lie item into education and cultural exchanges and what impact that will have on this center's ability to continue to play this important role in the asia pacific region. >> the reason, congresswoman, is there's no policy shift whatsoever in reducing the importance of or the commitment to the east-west center. but beginning in 2017, the funding was going to be requested under the eca appropriation rather than a separate east-west center appropriation as in previous years. and i think the president's 2017 request is $10.8 million. you're right, it's below the actual level of 2015 and appropriated level. but i think, you know, it reflects just tough choices that we have with the budget that we have. not everybody is getting as much as they did the year before. but it is not a reflection o

pacific tells congress in addition to sophisticated anti-aircraft missiles... the chinese have also deployed advanced radar technology on a resource-rich island chain claimed by 6 nations. but china says the u-s is trying to confuse the issue - and their deployments are about self- defense - not conquest. "there is no difference between china's deployment of necessary national defense facilities in its own territory and the defense installation by the u.s. in hawaii." president obama says the u-s will continue close patrols and surveillance of the islands - but there is no plan to boost america's military presence in the area. at least one plant explodes in england. the "did-cot" power station closed back in 2013... and had been undergoing demolition work when an explosion occurred. five others were injured in the fire. three people are still missing. investigators are trying to determine the cause of the explosion. more than a dozen possible zika infections in the united states... may have been spread through sex. the c-d-c says 14 cases all involve men who visited areas with zika outbreaks - and who many have infected their female sex partners who had not traveled. t