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seth doane has the latest from hong kong. >> reporter: this is one of the main thorough barracks herethere are government buildings around us, and you can see that all of this is occupied. the relative numbers are a little bit smaller compared to what we were seeing over in ide, even in the pouring rain. but this is the heat of the day, and the temperatures really soar. today is a very important day. it's national day here, a holiday, where they're expecting to see numbers surge. today we saw the chief executive at a flag raising where he was booed. of course, he and the election of 2017 is the focus of a lot of the frustration of these protesters here. that i want more local control over who is on the ballot in 2017. you can see one of the things that really marks this protest is the relative civility. you see people picking up after each other. even over here right now, you have people singing. there was a woman behind me here with a sign offering free haircuts. so people are really trying to watch out for each other. the question really remains how long can they stay here. seth doa

seth doane, cbs news, hong kong. >> a former ruler of haiti known for the brutality of his regime hasd. kristine johnson claude "baby bok" duvall yay took power at 19 after the death of his father. he lived lavishly, even as he presided over one of the world's poorest countries. his opponents often were tortured and executed until a people's uprising forced him into exile in 1986. he had recently returned to haiti but he was never prosecuted. he died of a heart attack. he was 63. coming up, the campaign to free a u.s. marine from a mexican prison. and fire destroys a treasured 9/11 flag when the cbs evening news continues. washington this week in the middle of their recess to demand the release of a u.s. marine from a mexican prison. he's been held for six months. as carter evans reports, how and why he got to mexico is still not entirely clear. >> our war hero needs to come home. >> reporter: with support for combat marine veteran andrew tahmooressi growing in washington, arizona congressman matt salmon says there is new hope. he spoke directly with mexico's top prosecutor. >> he has

seth doane has latest on both storms. >> reporter: this nasa video shows the eye of typhoon vongfong barreling toward jaep's oakislands with wind justs up to 150 miles per hour. oakis home to 60,000 u.s. troops and their families, all of whom have been advised to shelter in place. nearly 30,000 homes are without power and flights to and from the airport have been canceled. it's the height of typhoon season in the pacific. another storm earlier this week claimed the lives of three american airmen, swept out to see while photographing the powerful waves hitting oak's shores. japanese meteorologists now warn of flooding and landed slides due to heavy rains and storm surge. in india, another monster system, cyclone hudhud, forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate along the country's east coast as emergency personnel braced for impact. the indian ocean is known for dangerous weather. 27 of the 35 most lethal storms in history have passed through the bay of bengal. seth doane, cbs news, beijing. >> axelrod: up next, red light cameras throwing drivers in chicago for a loop. fix to tell you

seth doane in hong kong for us tonight. seth, thank you. today, the u.s. signed an agreement to keep american troops in afghanistan after major combat operations end this year. it's seen as crucial to keeping afghanistan from plunging into the kind of chaos that we see today in iraq. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, the security agreement had been languishing for almost a year, but was timely signed today by the new afghan government. president ashraf ghani said doing so was in afghanistan's national interest. under the terms, 9,800 u.s. forces will remain in afghanistan after 2014. that's down from 38,000 at the beginning of this year. the vast majority will train and advise afghan army and police forces. a small contingent will carry out raids against taliban and al qaeda forces, and this deal will continue the flow of billions of dollars in u.s. reconstruction aid. now, scott, u.s. forces will operate with immunity from afghan law. that was a sticking point never resolved in iraq, and that impasse prompted p

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seth doane is in beijing where none of this sounds good to china's government. ts, you probably do not thing of kenny g but you mix in his popularity with china and the protests in hong kong and it is a different story. it may have seemed innocent enough. he snap add selfie at a hong kong demonstration, made a peace sign and tweeted i wish every everyone a peaceful and positive conclusion to this situation wchl that this musician known for his smooth jazz stepped into a rather discourtrdant debate. kenny g is a wildly popular f in china. he regularly performs here and his song "going home" is you wick question us the. it played in malls, shopping markets, restaurants, and even on plains. >>> they say they know his music is popular but we hope all foreign countries and individuals could be discreet and not support the illegal protest. the defending selfie is no longer on his page. heluding i was not trying to defy government orders with my last post. student leaders met with government officials tuesday. it was bloodcast on vn.this democracy debate is serious but

seth doane is in hong kong. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're seeing far fewer protesters on the streets today. that may be because of the on-and-off rain we've had and the promise of talks between the government and protesters, but we're also seeing today patience of some wearing thin. pictures from local television show pro-beijing residents in one part of hong kong trying to tear down pro-democracy camps today after more than a week. some government officeses remain temporarily closed. the decision to open a die lot unfolded in the middle of the night. police had been photographed transporting riot supplies to where a stand-off was expected. they set a midnight deadline for the chief executive to step down. we were there as the deadline approached. police and us on one side, protesters on the other. >> you see inas ce there is retaliation. in case protesters do cross this bare cad. >> there was a press conference held saying he would not step down and announcing he'd apoichblted his number 2 to walk with protesters. an agitated crowd ch

seth doane is tracking the rescue efforts from beijing. seth, good morning. >> reporter: dozens of trekkers were rescued today, but it is believed there could be dozens more still trapped in the snow. improving weather conditions, rescue means using helicopters could help mer. a sneak blizzard buried it, some drifts being more than 6 feet deep. it's believed that the winds were whipped up by a cyclone. this is one of 12 israeli hikers from kathmandu. >> we thought somebody is going to die. >> before they were rescued she and others took refuge in tiny tea shops. rescuers have been focusing part of their search near the hard hit pass which is nearly 18,000 pass. annapurna is the tenth highest mountain and is roughly 200 meals from mt. everest. >> they were out on vacation, not professional climbers. they were not looking to take on a mountain. >> hikers report absolutely beautiful conditioned before that wild storm swept in and rescue workers say that very deep snow is making it difficult for them to do their jobs. norah? >> seth, thank you.

. >> seth doane is in beijing where the chinese government says the protests are bad for business. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ads we've been reporting, protesters have talk on the the streets in hong kong to push for more control. they want to be able to pick on who's the ball let. right now the job is left to a committee who is bay jipg. protesters have been occupying part f os honk to prove their point. hundreds tried to protest. protesters used the umbrellas that have become a symbol of their movement. police tore down barricades used by protesters to block streets. 45 people were arrested. now this footage from a local broadcaster has emerged. hong kong authorities said the officers involved were being removed from their positions temporarily and that an investigation into excessive force would be launched. it clashes overnight where the most violence in september. police in riot gear tried to clear streets. while reporting in hong kong we found that show of force backfired. >> it was the police crackdown that brought you all out. >> yeah. >> this morning they pus

seth doane has more. good morning. >> good morning. instead a basket of flowers was sent in his name and placed by low the statues of his father and grandfather. there's often lag time between when something happens and somethig is reported but the 30-something dictator has now been a no-show at a number of major events. this is the last time we saw him in public september 3rd seating with his wife at a concert. it was this video from over the summer that really fueled speculation about his health. kim jong-un is seen walking with a limp. the accompanying narration on state tv talks about his discomfort and inconvenient body. the reports and rumors range from an unidentified source who suggests that he pull add tendon. another theory is he is suffering from gout. even an obsession of emmen thal cheese is suggested for his weight gain. the speculation can be almost humerus but this is serious. kim is a lead over a rogue state with nuclear ambitions and has threatened peninsula and the united states as well. he's been out of the public e

seth doane is in hong kong where some question whether the movement has run its course. >> reporter: good morning. hong kong's chief executive set this morning as a deadline to clear the streets so hospitals and schools could reopen. some dedicated protesters remain. it's not exactly business as usual when there are no cars driving down one of hong kong's main thoroughfares. today commuters could walk down the middle of the street as the government office building next to one of the main protest sites reopened. ledge lay tore paul chase says he's tried to remain neutraln this. you're an elected leader. how was it getting to work? >> it's kind of difficult but given the circumstances everyone is trying to accommodate the situation. >> reporter: the situation got messier over the weekend as counterprotesters faced off with pro-democracy demonstrators. they tried to destroy camps after more than a week of blocked roads, closed businesses, and inconvenience. early this morning around 2:00 a.m. we found the streets filled with protesters sleeping or ng to. among them 22-year-old kaho kaho

seth doane is there with the speculation. >> reporter: good morning, kim jong-un is not exactly camera's missed a number of high profile events. in fact, this is the longest stretch that he was out of the public eye since he took power. kim jong-un was all smiles on north korea state media today, he's seen making grand gestures, appearing very much in control, though, notably using a cane. kim, quote, took necessary steps with loving care. comrades pictured alongside the young dictator appear to be pleased, too. kim's top deputies are among them which is significant because they recently travelled to south korea for a high-level meeting without kim. if that meeting prompted speculation of a power shift, this picture says no way. kim's 40-day departure from the public eye and these images of him limping sparked questions about his health. and offered plenty of fodder for late-night tv. >> they really started to get worried because he didn't show up at the wedding. >> supposedly has health issues including gout, diabetes, ankle problems, thankfully, his hair is still perfect. [ laughter

seth doane is in hong kong where the crowds want the government to stop interfering with an election three years away. >> good morning. as you can see, protesters are jammed the streets. we're standing in one of the main thoroughfares that cuts through the heart of hong kong. today is a national holiday which means many people are not at work, which means they're on the streets. to mark the sounding of the communist people's remoney lick of china, flags were raised in hong kong today. but reaction to a helicopter pulling china's flag was hardly diplomatic. and he was heckled during his speech. this newly released video taken over the weekend shows the heavy-handed police crackdown. one protester who's back is to the police is grabbed by an officer and sprayed with pepper spray. this seg nature tool was put to use overnight, this time not protecting from police, but from moefr nay tur. when the plane cleared the view of a drone overhead showed the crowd united. american michael davis has been a law professor in hong kong for nearly 30 years. >> we're talking about one election, 2017,

seth doane is in hong kong where the government warns there will be cons convinces for their actions. good morning. >> good morning some of far they have not given any recommendations. in fact, the communist part's daily newspaper warns people on the streets what would happen if they're allowed to continue. they're trying to show a different side, one that's calm and orderly. protesters are policing themselves and helping each other, whether it's navigating barricades, offering water, cooling mist, or even a free haircut. >> hi. free haircut. >> uniformed police are hanging back. >> so you've got coolings, here face masks, water and kraerks, everything a protester needs. >> yes, almost everything. >> reporter: he says he thinks beijing is unlikely to budge but he has hope and discipline. >> you think that hong kong should be. earlier this week a u.s. security firm alleged on its website that the chinese government may be using spy ware to monitor protesters. >> you say you start using this app yesterday. what i did you? >> my friend told me they're sharing. >> reporter: she showed me.

seth doan is in beijing watching the growing speculation. , good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for the first time in three years, kim jong-un's name was not on a list of dignitaries attending this major event to commemorate the founding of the communist party in north korea. instead, a basket of flowers was sent in his name and placed below the statues cof his fathe and grandfather. there's often lag time between when something happens in north korea and when it's officially reported. but the 30-something dictator has now been a no-show at a number of major events. this is the last time we saw him in public, september 3rd, seated with his wife at a concert. it was this video from over the summer that really fueled speculation about his health. kim jong-un is seen walking with a limp. the accompanying narration on state tv talks about kim's discomfort and inconvenient body. reports and rumors range from an unidentified source who suggested kim pulled a tendon. another theory is that he's suffering from gout. even an obsession with cheese

seth doane is tracking developments in hong kong. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're seeing far fewer protesters on the streets today. that may be because of the on-and-off rain we've had and it may also be because of the promise of talks between the government and protesters, but we're also seeing today patience of some wearing thin. pictures from local television show pro-beijing residents in one part of hong kong trying to tear down pro-democracy camps today after more than a week of disruption. some government offices remain temporarily closed. protesters continue facing off with police. the decision to open a dialogue unfolded in the middle of the night among rising tensions. police had been photographed transporting riot supplies to where a stand-off was expected. protesters had set a midnight deadline for the chief executive to step down. we were there as the deadline approached. police with riot gear on one side. protesters on the other. >> you can see people around me starting to put on a face masks, goggles, protective gear in case there is some retali

seth doane is in hong kong where the government is washing gwarning protesters there there will be consequences for their actions. >> reporter: good morning. so far, the government in hong kong and beijing have not given any sort of indication that they will bend to protesters demands. in fact the communist party's people's daily newspaper warned of chaos on the streets of hong kong if these protests were allowed to continue. around me here these protesters are trying to show a very different side. one that's calm and orderly. protesters are policing themselves and helping each other. whether it's navigating barricades offering water, cooling mist or even a free haircut. >> free haircut. >> reporter: uniformed police are hanging back. >> so you've got cooling pads here, face masks, water and crackers, anything the protesters need. >> yes, almost everything. >> reporter: he thinks beijing is unlikely to budge. but says they still have hope and discipline. >> you think a polite protest shows that hong kong should be demo cratic? >> yes, we have good manner at least in this way. >> reporter: china

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seth doane is tracking the rescue efforts from beijing. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. dozens of trekkers were rescued today. but it is believed there could still be dozens more trapped in the snow. improving weather conditions, meant rescue teams using helicopters could take more flights today in their search for stranded trekkers. rescuers are battling deep snow after a freak blizzard triggered those avalanches that buried some people in drifts more than six feet deep. it's believed that the winds were whipped up by a cyclone. which lashed india earlier this week. this person was among 12 israeli hikers airlifted to kathmandu, nepal's capital. >> we thought somebody is going to die. maybe we are going to die. >> reporter: before they were saved, she says she and others took refuge in tiny tea shops in the mountains. it's peak hiking season in this part of nepal. rescuers have been focusing part of their search near the hard hit thorong la pass. annapurna is the tenth highest mountain and is roughly 200 miles from mt. evere

. >> fascinating, seth doane, thank you. >>> blood money. that is how the parents of oscar pistorius' late girlfriend describe the $34,000 he tried to give them. a sentencing hearing for the olympic blade runner resumed today in south africa. he shot and killed reeva steen camp last year. revealing her parents received monthly payments from the double amputee for living expenses but now they plan to pay the money back. >>> a line of storms caused two tornadoes in atlanta area. winds of up to 70 miles per hour knocked down trees and power lines. the same system brought heavy rain and flooding to north florida. no serious injuries are reported. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," flight atten >>> from the kpix 5 weather center, grab the umbrella just for a hit and mess pop-up scattered showers for the morning hours. then becoming mostly cloudy and breezy. right now, we are in the 50s and in the 60s. and later today, 60s to the low and mid-70s. the winds not as windy as yesterday. south and southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. ain friday evening. >>>

seth doane is in hong kong where the crowds want the government to stop interfering with the election three years away. >> reporter: protesters here continue to jam the streets. we're standing in the middle of one of the main thoroughfares that cuts through the heart of hong kong. today, in china, is the national day holiday. which means many people are not at work. instead, they're on the street. to mark the founding of the communist people's republic of china, flags were raised in a ceremony in hong kong today. but the reaction to a helicopter pulling china's flag was hardly patriotic. and hong kong's chief executive, who would not meet with protesters, was heckled during his speech. this newly released video taken over the weekend shows the heavy handed police crackdown. one protester is back to police, grabbed by an officer and sprayed with pepper spray. the signature tool of this umbrella revolution was put to use again overnight. this time, not protecting from police but from mother nature. when the rain cleared, the view from a drone overhead showed the crowd united. american m

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