the french riviera in mou nowrning, and the question is, why has this been so extreme? too much property developments along the french riviera and on the other hand, is it global warming that is really having an effect? the cartoon does some of the talking. on a, you can see a bloke pont saying,du hang on, the rescue services are coming. those people are hanging onto a billboard of cop 21, the big paris climate conference coming. that conference is all about trying to save the planet with all these climate control issues . the message for me from that cartoon is, it is very much too late, the emergency is now, not in the future. let's look at the front page of theoç%ÑÑññççç >> hello. i'm john cleese. i think we all know that music, aside from the pure pleasure of it, sometimes has a transcendent power. what is called "sacred music" seems universally to be a form of prayer. so, settle back, take a long deep breath as we join our host, phil cousineau, on this musical, soul-rendering episode of "global spirit," the first internal travel series. >> tonight, we are proud

. >>> at least 16 people have died in flooding along the french riviera. >> cars litter the streets of the french tourist town. the cleanup begins but some are still shocked by the memories of the deluge that struck their little town. >> the water was up to here. it was horrible. i can't talk about this anymore. >>reporter: the city of nice is estimated to have received 10% of its average yearly rainfall in two days alone. the force of the water was deadly. many people drowned in their own cars trapped in dumbs and under -- tunnels and underground car parks. >> we arrived at the cross road and water was coming down and the car was take an way. we were forced to get out through the window. >>reporter: the president of france has visited the towns where rescuers are expected to find more bodies as the waters finally begin to recede >>> coming up, thousands of miners go on strike in south africa threatening supplies. >>> these are some of the most intense rapids anywhere in the world and people flock here to risk it all for the ride of their life for a few weeks each year. that story comi

deaths along the french riviera as two month's worth of rain falls in two hours >>> plus, herbal remedies are becoming harder to pick in south africa. the northern afghan city of kunduz has reportedly fallen back into taliban control. >>reporter: police in the northern city of kunduz have been distributing bread and rice to residents for the past week. troops drive past bodies on the ground as they patrol the city. the capture of kunduz by the taliban was its biggest success since the armed group was removed from power in 2001. those able to escape are concerned about neighbors and relatives left behind. >> there is no doctor, no medicine, no treatment in kunduz. people are getting killed in the city but there's nobody to help and take away their dead bodies. >>reporter: a hospital operated by doctors without borders was hit by an apparent u.s. air strike on saturday. >> we still have no idea why this attack happened. it's a very well marked and very well known hospital. clearly without taliban presence inside that hospital. >>reporter: doctors without borders has denied an afghan interio

. >>> deaths along the french riviera as two months of rain falls in two hour. >>> the herbal remedies harder to pick in south africa. >>> thank you for joining us. in the northern afghan city of kunduz, it has reported fallen back into taliban control. government forced backed by u.s. war planes have been fighting against the taliban there since monday. paul has the report. >> reporter: police in kunduz have distributed bread and rice to residents. many have lived without food, water or electricity for days. >> translator: planes are bombing us from above. towns are shelling from the ground. we don't know what to do. >> reporter: afghan soldiers and the taliban have been fighting for control of the city for more than a week. afghan troops drive past bodies left on the ground as they patrol the city with damaged and boarded-up storefronts dotting their way. the capture of kunduz by the taliban was the biggest success since the armed group was removed from four in 2001. those who were able to escape are concerned about neighbors and relatives left behind. >> translator: there's no docto

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imtiaz tyab, al jazeera, baghdad. >>> flooding hit the french riviera. french president francois hollande has declared a disaster. looting has been reporting with minute people arrested. recovery workers conne workers e task of digging out bodies following the mudslide in guatemala. another 300 people are missing. now there are questions about why residents were allowed to build homes at the base of a dangerous hillside. government officials say they have been warning of the risks to the neighborhood since last year. >>> a new york university student is finally home after being held for six months in north korea. earlier, chu wan moon was sent back to south korea. al jazeera am harry fawcett has more from seoul. >> reporter: just ten days ago, north korean officials placed chew in front of cameras to make a public notification about his guilt. >> i'm not sure of my future but because i broke the law by illegally entering i will accept any judgment as given, but as a young college student who wanted to satisfy his curiosity, i hope to be treated generousl

first responders arrived at the riviera motel in rock chester. the girl was dead when they got there. police are calling it suspicious and say it was a possible drug overdose. she was a student at spaulding high school. her name is not released while her family is notified. an autopsy was scheduled this afternoon. >> our officer is working with the administration to work on a plan for grief counseling and things of that nature for monday morning. mike: police say they will release more information as soon as it becomes available. mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: now to commitment 2016. democratic presidential candidate martin o' malley spoke about new hampshire' s drug problem today in manchester. the former governor hosted a round table discussion at the farnum center this morning. he also spoke to about education at southern new hampshire and ended the day with a town university hall in nashua. and kentucky senator rand paul is back in the granite state for a three day trip. he stopped at tucker' s restaurant in hooksett for a with 15 candi

>> well, not the riviera.he knew i would pick something slightly eccentric or go visit a grave in short or something. but i had done that, so i chose french guiana because i really love to nate and i think g&a -- i think it is the journal or a can't remember which. amy: explain who that is. cooks one of the great french writers of the 20th century who really -- who was not a very good thief, but a great poet and prose writer and wrote of marginalized society in the 20th century in the 40's and 50's and a great playwright. johnson a always wanted to go to san laurent prison. all of the murderers and the pimps and the worst of the thieves went there and was a terrible place. everyone died of malaria or prana -- per anna, but he wanted to go because he was a great romantic and he wanted to go with the worst criminals. it just as he was sent to thievery,r life for they close the prison down and he never got there. and he mourned that. amy: he stole for nothing? said, i have been shorn of my infamy, because he coul

. >>> flash floods in the french riviera have killed at least 17. 5,000 homes are still without electricity this morning following blackouts on sunday. >>> meantime, over across the pond, at least seven-weather related deaths have been reported on the u.s. east coast which was hit by heavy rainstorms. the governor declared a state of emergency in south carolina. hundreds of people have already been rescued from these fast-moving flood waters. the fire chief for the state capitol of columbia says more door-to-door searches are being planned today. that's to make sure emergency responders get to everyone that needs their help. >>> we're going to go to break here on "worldwide exchange." coming up on the program, volkswagen continues its damage control as it's motions probe hones in on two engineers. we'll bring you the latest on the scandal. >>> plus, printing money. we log on to see how much capitol companies plan on putting into the cloud. >>> moving to the middle ground, the u.k. conservative party poaches a former rival minister to head up a new independent commission. we'll bring you the

gloria riviera, abc news washington. bob: the placement of a sign became the point of controversy. that says black lives matter spree at town leaders insisting the content of the sign was not frank: they were asked to move from in front of their concord home, the family taking a stand. >> we have an african-american daughter and latino son. we just want to bring awareness. >> this demonstration getting a positive response but not everyone so supportive. they originally put the sign in the public right away. an attorney contacted the town a black lives matter sign here violated the town bylaws. >> free speech is very important to us, but we want to make sure our historic and roll character is protected. >> town manager says his office has no position on the message. >> we are trying to be fair. on science and the public right away -- public right-of-way. contractor signs must go after signs are permitted until the property is sold. >> the sign has restrictions on it. but we find no restrictions at all. >> educators hope p

hurricane pa with our warming and the rains will fall and this will be a ton of put slides in the mexican riviera. i am sick to my stomach thinking of what will happen. now, the winds are onshore but bringing a warmer air mass with them and that is why temperatures are warmer than year. the cloud cover shows the fog clingy along the coast. the high clouds are a mainstay and here they are, the first thing in my forecast highlights, high clouds, warm afternoon, not so warm this weekend, feeling like fall and the best chance of rain is when. our main player is the area of high pressure with the low and the counter-clockwise throw bringing up the warmth and it is only going to be here a day and the low will take over and that will start to drop our temperatures. we will start inland where it is warmest at 82 in morgan hill, low-to-mid 80s inland east bay valleys and upper 70s to low 80s in the north bay from 79 in san rafael to 82 at santa rosa and money 70s away the bay shore and into san jose at 79 and upper 60s along the coast. tonight you can see the fog rolling into the bay, the north bay valley

. >> at least ten people have died in flooding leadership the french riviera. more than 27,000 homes have lost electricity. some people drown in a retirement home when the river brague burst its banks. kii kirgestan's interim government brought in proportional representation to ensure a fairers distribution of power. many candidates are aligned with parties now vying for a share of the 120 seats in parliament. stk is predicted to gain the largest section of the vote. the government has brought in a new electronic system. >>> some people may not be able to cast their ballot at all. robin forester walker is in the capital. >> biometric voter registration, i detect a degree of excitement. lots of people queuing to come in, get their fingerprint recognition, they can pick up their ballot, do the usual registration here, mark their ballot and then is post in the ballot box. gone are the ballot boxes, we have a system that reads it and collects it at the same time. it's only been introduced just over a year ago, and lots of people haven't had sometime oar wanted to s

reporter: picking up the pieces after flash floods ravaged the french riviera. united front as they begin a lengthy cleanup process. some have taken to show their support. others do the same for us, and that is why we are here. reporter: clearing the homes of water and debris is proving to be no easy feat. they are shocked. >> it is very moving to see everyone coming together. not only helping others, but my family helping me. road, an just down the area swamped with branches. a group of volunteers is already on the case. the show of solidarity is overwhelming. i never realized i had so many friends and friends willing to give a helping hand. it is great. whether it is cleaning outhouses or delivering supplies or coats to those who have lost everything. everyone was chipping in. thought warm m clothing and coats, baby clothing. i was going to take her to a charity shop, but then i saw the resident here. reporter: in a space of a few hours, hundreds of bags of clothing were donated. there is no doubt that the community spirit is boosting more out. anchor: congrat

last saturday, the spaulding high school senior was found dead at the riviera motel. you' re taking a live look at rochester commons, where organizers of the vigil plan to focus not on what killed tarmey but the loss of someone so young. >> it is overwhelming to us. the sheer degree of support and prayers and thoughts just on a daily basis is overwhelming. i have never seen anything like this. stephanie: the vigil goes until 7:30 tonight. tonight on news 9 at 11:00. a beautiful end to the weekend. you' re taking a live look in plymouth where it is 54 degrees. the foliage is beautiful right now. meteorologist hayley lapoint has the forecast for the start of your work week. hayley: we will have temperatures a lot cooler than today. a lot of us did not see much sunshine until late in the day. you can see the clouds beginning to clear, especially in central new hampshire. that will happen more overnight. any rain showers moving across the state, some of it is not fading fast. 58 in manchester. s up north. the winds have been breezy out of the west for most of the day. a c

. >>> flash floods have occurred in the french riviera. up to 5,000 homes were still without electricity with as many as 70,000 suffering blackouts. the french president francois hollande has pledged compensation for the situation. >>> holding talk about the planned 2900 job cuts. about 100 union activist rushed in. air france flounced the company would have to cut jobs after failing to reach agreement with pilots. >>> north korea says it has released a south korean student, as he crossed the border between south and north. harry faust iharry fawcett is l. >> 21-year-old new york university student had spent the intervening period as a prisoner awaiting a resuming on his fate. his return doesn't mean instant freedom. first accommodation questioning by the intelligence agency, it's against south korean law to enter the north without informing the government. his release comes five days before a huge celebration in north korea. might also mark the moment by firing a long range rocket. although there is no evidence of preparations. such an ac

. >>> flash floods on the french riviera have killed at least 19 people. up to 5,000 homes are still without electricity on monday with as many as 70,000 suffering blackouts on sunday. french president francois hollande has promised help to cover damage within three months. >>> this year's noble prize for medicine has been awarded to three researchers who made important contributions towards tackling diseases. as caroline malone explains they've been described as heroes of the medical world. >> the nobel institute has today awarded the 2015 prize in physiology and medicine -- >> prevented bliendnes blindnesr disfigurement. identified a substance used in chinese medicine known as sweet wormwood. they helped develop it into treatment for the disease. there are nearly 200 million new cases of malaria every year. those who get very sick are in africa. >> every year half a million are dying of malaria and this medicine in combination with some other means have reduced this into half wii is really a big benefit to ma mankind. >> shared with a japanese industrial

> check out what's going on in france. 16 people have drowned in flash flooding around the french rivieramuddy water is flowing down muddy veets and over railroad -- streets and over railroad tracks. >>> you look at stuff like that and you realize there are people who have liveled in the bay area for a long time and have never seen the flooding like that. it can happen when it all comes at with us. while we're all excited looking for the potential of rain that the el nino can bring, let's hope it doesn't come at once. we shall see. last night, we picked up 2/10 as low pressure rolled through california. it's over the southland. a few showers and thundershowers for los angeles. for us, nothing but blue as we look over san jose. concord, 79. san francisco has 66. in san jose, 73. in santa rosa, 73 degrees as well. here's what's happening -- high pressure is going to displace the low that now is sailing over southern california. low heads out, high build in. by midweek things will warm up. by thursday and fry, we'll be back -- friday, we'll be back in the low 90s inland. we'll wait a while f

officers were called to the river -- riviera hotel just before 5:00 a.m. the body of a teenage girl was found in one of the rooms. the cause of death is believed to be a drug overcose -- dose. there have been no arrests in the case. >>> a state trooper 's vehicle was struck by a tractor-trailer. the east bound side of the highway was shut down as they cleared the scene. >> a former uber driver is in court on rape and kidnapping charges the al he hand ro -- alejandro do not -- done was sentenced to 10 to 12 years in state prison. he still faces charges in separate cases from 2006 and 2010. the search for an arlington bank robber continues tonight. police are hoping this sketch will help them catch the suspect. winchester savings was held up yesterday afternoon by a man with a gun. witnesses gave descriptions of the suspect which they used to create the 1ke6789 pam: and hundreds of people running to honor james foley. his foundation will support conflict journalists and hostage families. today a celebration of lies -- his life and mission. the story from roc

sukhumi was once the soviet riviera, a holiday paradise thrown into turmoil two decades ago, first byts separation from georgia, and then by war. we're travelling to the south of the country. the area is home to farmers who make a living from hazelnut plantations. dzhuliya mikiya harvests around one ton per year, which earns her the equivalent of up to 700 euros a month. she sells her nuts at the market in abkhazia or georgia. she manages the plantation with her neighbor gunter. they tell us they do everything together. mikiya: life was easier before the war between abkhazia and georgia. but the situation is improving, slowly but surely. reporter the beachfront hotels : are also enjoying a boom. at the holiday resort of sosnovaya roscha, all 400 beds are booked out, even during off season. most rooms are now taken by russians, just as they were during the soviet era. russians can afford a holiday, and the ruble is the official currency here. >> i used to go to other places, to egypt, italy or france. >> such beautiful nature. there's nowhere else like it. it's not like this in crimea,

. >>> there was flash flooding in the riviera over the weekend. streets look like rivers. 6.7 inches of rain poured into the region. at least 16 people have been killed. 22,000 homes have no electricity. >>> all right. check out this cute french bulldog taking on three bears. the intruders climbed into this property in monrovia, california on friday. they were no match for this feisty little fella that scared them off. don't mess with the puppy. oh, man. time to get down to business early this morning, key retailer american apparel filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the cooling apparel charron will lay off with no layoffs after filing. >>> at&t is on the rise by bank rate.com t. average fee for using an out of network atm rose 4% to a $4.52. >> that is a 21% increase over the past five years. speaking ahead to thanksgiving, if you have to fly, now is the time to buy. according to orbit, your best day to book a flight at the lowest prices is tuesday, october 6th, but they add prices will be at their lowest all this week. >>> all right, just ahead, an

. >> 16 people have died in flooding along the french riviera. more than 27,000 homes have lost electricity. some drowned in a retirement home when the river burst its banks. >> polls are open in portugal for a general election seen as a test of four years of austerity. voters have a choice of giving the socialists a chance or reelecting the center right coalition that has seen the country through a punishing bailout. >> parliamentary elections are underway in kyrgyzstan, the vote seen as a test for the democracy five years after an uprising that removed a government accused of corruption and greed. >> the word bank is to raise the so-called poverty line from $1.25 to $1.90. if people exist on less than that amount per day, they are said to be officially living in poverty. we have been to new delhi to see how people live when they're below the poverty line. >> crammed together, stacked haphazardly, this is what many of india's urban poor call home. the family struggles every day just to eat. she said corruption and bureaucracy means her family do

anchor: most of us associate the french riviera with holidays, beaches and the glamour of the cannes film festival, but earlier this month the region was hit by deadly floods. heavy rains and violent storms killed at least 21 people. and destroyed homes, businesses and livelihoods. and now local people are demanding answers as to what exactly caused the flooding. and how it could be prevented next time. reporter: when the floodwaters started pouring in, ginger and her little brother were home alone. their father came to their rescue. he fought his way through the water and helped them onto the roof. they made it just in time. in less than 5 minutes the entire house was flooded. >> this was my room. it was worst affected 'cause the water came in like this. i found tree stumps and fish on the floor. if my father hadn't come, we'd be dead now. i'll never forget how we sat on the roof that night and all we could do was watch our things get washed away. reporter: in the village of biot, not far from the mediterranean, residents are still in shock. normally the brague is a calm river. but

on riviera beach a bigger whale's been grounded. a freighter driving in blindly through the night. the "yarmouth castle's" been a little lucki ier. put back safely into miami the next morning. she'll sail another day. the hurricane roars on, still hunting for land. and 900 miles of coastline ahead to choose from. all the way to texas, where the astronauts are safely home, but beginning to wonder if they're being followed. but early wednesday morning -- >> hurricane betsy is taking a more northwesterly turn and is now heading directly for the louisiana coast. >> new orleans weather bureau picks it up now and warnings go out from the civil defense capital at baton rouge. >> -- flying coastal areas should be evacuated early today before escape routes are cut off by rising waters. >> offshore oil rigs are abandoned. ships set into port. cars come streaming true that the delta. 250,000 refugees, many of them heading for new orleans. for new orleans itself, there's literally no place to go. it's surrounded by river, lake, and swampland. so the town boards up and battens down in the shelt

. >> there was flash flooding in a french riviera over the weekend.eets looked like rivers, as more than six inches of rain poured into the region. cars and trucks are piled up in the streets. at least 16 people have been killed. 22,000 homes have no electricity. >>> check out this cute french bulldog who is taking on two bears. the intruders climbed into the property in california on friday, but they were no match for the feisty guy, who managed to scare them off. defending his home. >>> let's get down to business with landon. good morning. >> hey, good fumonday morning. disn disney's tickets could cost less on slower days and could include free parking and family photos. variable pricing at disneyland paris has been occurring since last year. atm and overdraft fees are at record highs. the average out of network fee is $4.52. that's up 21% in the past five years. the average overdraft fee is $33, up 9% since 2010. some fees are avoidable. you'll shop around. strike while the iron is hot. orbitz says this week is the best time to book a great airfare

schools remain shut down along much of the riviera, but the airport has reopened.don't thomas 20 centimeters of rain and con on saturday night leaving about 27,000 homes without electricity. worth about three months of rain in just two hours. the greek prime minister announced his new cabinet today. he began a three-day debate which will end with a vote of confidence. -- his campaign was to alleviate the effects of austerity. meanwhile exit polls say portugal's ruling coalition has the reelected in one wise first notes of lisbon regained its excellent -- economic sovereignty. the israeli prime minister vowed what he calls the harsh offensive in response to attacks that killed israelis. expect security forces to accelerate the destruction of homes of palestinians who attack israelis. israeli police have also restricted access to jerusalem. the markets are starting the week in a positive mood. look at the -- the latest jobs report this pushed back the chances of a rate hike this year area the summer seemed the best chance, but many are only looking forward to 2016. t

real service remains shut -- rail service remain shut on most of the riviera. 20 centimeters of rain00 homes without electricity. greek prime minister alexis tsipras will announce his new cabinet today along with a budget for 2016. parliament begins a three-day debate which will end with a vote of confidence. exit polls say portugal's ruling coalition have been reelected. kia have refused to join a campaign by fifa calling for the president's immediate exit. cokeiser, mcdonald's, and demanded his removal on friday. adidas called for reform without mentioning blatter. anis disquiet in the face of investigation. rishaad: a recent study showing companies with at least one female executive outperformed those with all-male teams. the pace with which women move up the ladder remains painfully slow. it will take 100 years to reach gender equality at this rate. nick, thank you for coming in. how bad is it? i was looking at some of the stats. japan, 3% of board members are women. in korea, even less. comparison,ong, i is 11.1% -- by comparison, is 11.1%. rishaad: why? that is what you have to

. >>> flash floods on the french riviera killed at least 19 people. the frefrn government declared a natural disaster in the southeastern region. up to 5,000 homes were still without electricity on monday with as many as 70,000 suffering blackouts on sunday. the french president francois hollande pledged relief payments to help cover damage in three months. >>> mexican re rescue teams have arrived to help look for victims in guatemala. torrential rain triggered the bad weather on thursday. hundreds are still missing. >>> and in the u.s. 11 people have died in south and north carolina because of severe flooding. officials are following a wave of floodwater as it moves across the state to the coast. there are likely to be more evacuations and road closures. >>> the united states supreme court opens a new term on monday. among the most contentious cases is evenwell versus abbott. the plaintiffs say the case will lead to an examination of the one person one vote principle, but others say a racist political agenda at play. we have the report. >> reporter:

. >>> there was a flash flooding in the french riviera over the weekend. 6.7 inches of rain poured into the region. numerous cars and trucks piled up in the streets. at least 16 people have been killed and 22,000 homes have no electricity. >>> check out this cute french bulldog, take on two bears, yes, you heard me right, the intruders climbed into this property in monrovia, california, friday. they were no match for this feisty little fella who scared them off. don't underestimate him because of his size. >>> so boston is feeling the burn, talking bernie sanders and joe biden faces thousands of lgbt activists. "scrambled politics" is next. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in fle

flash flooding has killed at least 16 people in the french riviera this weekend. for than six and a half inches of rain fell on saturday night. three others are missing. >>> a desperate search for survivors continues in guatemala after heavy rains caused a mountain side slope to collapse. are 125 homes are buried under 1 million cubic meters of earth. so far no survivors in survivors have been found. >> authorities in mexico are struggling to protect hundreds of endangered nesting turtles. but keeping the eggs safe is a challenge, especially in a place where poaching has been a tradition. >>reporter: they arrive one by one lit only by a sliver of moonlight. the turtles climb on the beaches of southwest mexico each year to stage a mass invasion in nesting season. they lay their eggs in quickly dug hollows. it's their only protection against the dangers of the night like these men. they scour the beaches swooping up eggs to sell as local dell carcinomacies even as the mothers lay them. it's illegal them but they say they have little choice. >> i'm here because i nee

the french riviera saw two months worth of rain in two hours today, causing lethal flash floods. seven inches of rain fell in cannes and other cities, causing rivers and streams to overflow. people were trapped in a retirement home, in campsites, and in cars submerged in tunnels. french president francois hollande, who visited the area, says at least 16 people died and others are missing. here in the u.s., record rainfall continues to pound parts of the east coast. fourteen inches of rain has fallen this weekend in columbia and charleston, south carolina, forcing residents to evacuate their homes and it has left thousands without power. 75 miles of i-95, 200 state roads, and 40 bridges were closed today due to flooding. emergency management officials warned residents to stay indoors. coastal flood warnings have been issued as far north as new jersey. the coast guard has found debris from a missing american cargo ship. but there has been no sighting of the ship, its lifeboats, or any of the 33 member crew. the coast guard has recovered a life ring from the ship "el faro," which ha

rail service remains shut down along much of the riviera.ther dumped almost 27 meters of rain on saturday night, leaving 27,000 homes without electricity. more than two months of rain in just two hours. alexis tsipras will announce his new cabinet today. he must balance creditors demand for cuts with his campaign promise to alleviate austerity. portugal's ruling social democrats coalition is expected to regain power. it was the first coalition government to survive a full term when the four-year dictatorship ended. adidas and kia have refused to join the campaign by fifa to call for the president's immediate exit. coke demanded the removal on friday. adidas calls for reform. kia declines to comment at all. we have the man who is the focus of our attention today. thank you for returning. is off until thursday. what is next? >> i think china will wake up a little bit more happy than the past few months. angie: really? why? excepting the fact -- they are accepting the fact that a number of areas in china are not in recession. angie: you are not

flash flooding has killed at least 16 people in the french riviera this weekend. more than six and a half inches of rain fell in two hours around caans saturday night. the rainfall brought a car and train traffic to a stand still on sunday. officials say at least three people were missing, the president of france is promising to help victims with government assistance. >>> the battle for syria as russian jets conduct air strikes. the political situation is shifting >>> and after a wave of deadly violence, access to jerusalem's old stay to palestinians has been shut down. >>> doctors without borders responded angrily today to claims by afghan officials that its hospital in kunduz was a taliban target. 22 people died when the hospital was bombed in a suspected u.s. air strike this weekend. the afghan government said today that the hospital was targeted because the taliban was using it for military purposes. doctors without borders has denied that claim and said it implies that u.s. and fact-finding arm began forces are targeting the faunal with no regard for collate

. >> and deadly flood waters on the french riviera this morning. the damage left behind and how tourists arefullying the area. >> -- are fleeing the area. >> and an effort to help fight breast cancer. more on the inspiration of the fund raising event. . >> yes, i like this song. and getting you going this were nothing. a live look from san francisco across the bay. a little bit of fog out there this morning. partly cloudy to mostly clear skies and an interesting day yesterday. many of us had a lot of wind and even had a band of rain and thunderstorms roll through overnight but all of that is moving out and we have calmer conditions for your sunday and i will have the numbers for you coming up. >> spent thousands of people are expected to flock to downtown san leandro today. >> it's going to be great out there. ktvu fox 2 reporter allie rasmus is already there saying this is the 18th annual sausage and suds festival. and that starts in a few hours, right? >> reporter: right. and things don't officially start until 10:00. we're we're giving you a beh

at least 17 people were killed by flash floods this weekend in the french riviera. the victims include three people at a retirement home and seven who drowned in a parking garage as they tried to reach their cars. several others are still missing. in afghanistan doctors without borders now says 22 people were killed when one of its hospitals was hit by an air strike. apparently by u.s. forces. it happened yesterday in kunduz, a city of about 300,000 that was taken last week by the taliban. afghan forces have been trying to retake the city with help from u.s. strikes. more now from charlie d'agata. >> reporter: afghan soldiers continued to flush out remaining taliban fighters today, determined to keep kunduz under their control. but doctors without borders announced today it was pulling out of the city, a day after its hospital came under attack in an apparent u.s. air strike. the organization has demanded an independent investigation into what it calls a war crime. the pentagon confirmed that u.s. forces conducted an air strike in the vicinity of the hospital agains

roads remain shut along most of the riviera. along the a-eight highway.ak weather dumped almost 20 centimeters of rain in cannes . u.k.'s biggest insurer may move to asia. prudential has been weighing hong kong or singapore to avoid upcoming eu regulations, but the insurer says only a fifth of its operations will be infected. london -- affected. american apparel has filed for bankruptcy protection, all part of a plan that the company will exchange with a $200 million in bonds for stock in the organized company. the filing follows five consecutive years of losses, and a series of scandals involving the founder. the portuguese prime minister has won the nation's first general election is regaining its economic sovereignty. he lost his majority in parliament but decisively defeated the socialist leader by focusing on the country's economic progress, underscored by the exit of a financial bailout in 2014. unemployment is dropping. fran, back to you. francine: tourism has helped recession,al in a with the industry accounting for 16% of the country's economic o

the teen was found at the riviera molt on route 125. an autopsy will determine her exact cause of death. ray brewer live in the studio to tell us about what one drug prevention specialist is saying about the problem of youth drug abuse in new hampshire. ray: as police continue to investigating the apparent overdose of the 17-year-old girl, drug prevention specialists are highlighting the importance of families addressing substance abuse issues with their children at a very early age. susan has been working with families dealing with substance misuse issues for years. >> it is affecting every age group, every family, there's no socioeconomic level that's spared. ray: this year it is affecting even more families. >> everybody knows somebody. whether it is under your own roof, it is your neighborhood, it is your co-worker, it is a family member, it is just affecting everybody. sean: she's a pediatric nurse dealing with substance abuse called f.a.s.t.e.r. >> families advocating substance treatment. ray: he's also at the behavior health coll

buying riviera's pontiacs of bucket seats. so early in january that we put a freeze on ordering of new cars with anguished screams heard that would curdle your blood. in three months for the first time in history of the automobile in california it was announced that there was a surplus of cars in the motor pool over and above demand for employees. had reduced the purchasing of state gasoline by 15% per month. put as partly because we freeze on out-of-state travel for state employees. in 10 months we reduced the budget for that by 78%. we sent one and told him to take notes for the other three. we do not think this was for those who retired we left public service, didn't hire replacements. nine months later we have not only stop that annual increase, but as of tonight there are 2.5% fewer employees than there were last january when we took office. [applause] by putting common sense business we haves and to affect reduced by millions of dollars already the cost of supplies. for the california highway patrol the bill is $141,000

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bust in taunton, one of them a suspected drug kingpin allegedly connected to a mexican cartel, cruz riviera and the others are accused of tracking the drugs across several southeastern massachusetts communities. there have been over 150 opiate-related deaths this year alone in taunton. >> also tonight, police say that a man brought a fake bomb to work at adams mansion in quincy and tonight he is under arrest, 45-year-old army vet bruce beck of plainville is charged with threatening a cowork we are a disabled training mine. police say he confronted his coworker with it will wednesday morning after an argument just the day before. court it's beck who is a victim of workplace harassment. >>> a 20-year-old man meanwhile is in jail tonight accused of abusing his seven week-old son in a fit of rage. merrimack new hampshire police arrested chase marscall and tonight holding him on $10,000 cash bail after police say he picked the child up, barricaded the baby in a room and hi there the child at a night stand, fox 25 spoke to the grandmother and great grandmother of that child violently angry after