. >> thousands holeless in the solomon islands as thousands of communities are washed away. >> security is tight across afghanistan as voters choose a new president to take over hamid karzai. despite threats of violence, there has been a steady flow of voters turning up at polling stations. it represents the first democratic transfer of power. the encincumbent, hamid karzai,s been in power for 12 years. eight candidates campaigned. including abdullah abdullah, who ran in 2009 but lost. another is ashraf ghani ahmadzai, a formier finance minister and world bank figures. and zalmai rassoul, serving as foreign minister, and has been one of hamid karzai's closestal lies. >> well, many afghan came out to vote, despite the threat of violence. here is what some had to say? >> i voted for the welfare of my country, the future and the rebuilding. i'm happy, and now i'm going back. >> as an afghan woman, i've come to cast my vote. i ask all afghan women to come and vote. >> the police are providing us with security. happily we have dom cast our votes. >> if no candidate wins more than 50% of the

she woke up to there's flooding in the solomon islands our meteorologist roberts data is here with more on that robert yes we are continuing a once a severe weather out here this now cycling need to pull that off with the west before the storm system was in full bloom cycle with a developing low pressure area was leaning back here towards the east over the solomons and was happy it says is bringing this persistent heavy rainfall the course of the past week. see here based on satellite imagery how much rainfall keenly up them up by the seven hundred millimeters in summary the areas in the images on the ground or what actually staggering total roll desired video coming out of the solomon islands here we are we happy to see that happen we all had to stop someone's home holding down the river. well at least fifteen people have killed tens of thousands of police. see they're struggling through this now the coming days. conditions will be improving on your backs that good is bad news is we take a look the forecast track the storm system is gonna be moving on towards the west eventually over t

. >> thousands of homeless in the solomon islands, thousands of communities washed away. bush art with a difference. this is how the former u.s. president sees other world leaders. >> security is tight across afghanistan, as voters choose a new president. despite threats of violence from the taliban, there has been a steady flow of voters turning up at polling stations. it will be the first democratic transfer of power. hamid karzai has been in power for the past 12 years, but is barred by afghan law of running for a third term. eight candidates are competing to replace them. including abdullah abdullah, but lost to hamid karzai in 2009. another is ghani, a warmer world bank official and afghan finance minister. he contested the vote in 2009. and a previously serving foreign minister, one of hamid karzai's closest allies. >> let's cross to our correspondent bernard smith, in kabul for us. how is the day shaping up? >> well, despite the cold, rainy damp weather, there is a significant turn out to vote as far as we under. we have been around - my colleagues have been around

also ahead - we are on the ground in the solomon islands, where 50,000 are homeless by devastating storms. >> going hungry. the u.n. cuts food rations to syria, because donors haven't delivered on their promises. >> british terrorism policies criticised. we have an exclusive report. >> ukraine's government has launched what it's calling on anti-terrorism occupation in the eastern city of carr kiev. 70 people have been arrested the the unrest in eastern ukraine follows russia's annexation of crimea. there has been protests in several cities. pro-russian demonstrators set tyres in front of the regional assembly alight. police have regained control. in the city of lahoms a government building was seized by pro-russian groups. they want a refferent come on the region's future. in donetsk pro-russian demonstrators are calling for a referendum on splitting from ukraine. the interim deposit is blaming moscow, and say it's part of a russian plan to break up the country. >> let's go to the correspondent joining us live from don esket. what has been going on overnight? >> well, ukrainian special fo

also ahead - 50,000 people made homeless by the storms in the solomon islands. now aid workers warn of disease. >> going hungry - the u.n. cuts food rations to syria because donors haven't delivered on their promises. plus... >> i'm tania paige reporting from kenya on a marriage bill that damages women's rights when it comes to pal iing amy, aopponents. >> ukraine's government launched what it's calling on anti-terrorist operation in the eastern si of carr active. 70 people who seized a regional building have been arrested. ukraine's presidential candidate yulia tymoschenko accused activists who seized the parliament as working for russia's secret service. we have more. >> ukrainian's official forces moved in on the regional government building in carr kif in the past few hours. 70 people have been arrested. there were dramatic scenes overnight. pro-russian protesters set fire to the building. it was extinguished some hours later. so-called anti-terrorism operation in carr active is still ongoing, the city metro services have been shut down and will reopen when

solomon witnessed them committing some type of crime. >> reporter: police say solomon then followed the men. witnesses saw the suspects arguing with the woman, trying to get her cell phone. one suspected threw a trash can at her car.b6 police say when she wouldn't hand it over, one of them shot her. >> we ultimately came across two suspects, mario floyd and stefan lee, a.k.a. fini, who we believe is the person who shot ms. sol monl. >> floyd was convicted of carrying a loded firearm in the city just eight days before solomon's killing. tonight, police are urging people to be good witnesses, but don't put yourself in danger. as for those causing problems in oakland, police are not going to stand for it. >> if you come to this city and commit crimes, we will use every plausible means known to man to hunt you down and bring you to justice. >> police say the men face murder and robbery charges, special circumstances that make them eligible for the death penalty. reporting live, i'm jody hernandez. >> alden smith caught a break from the district attorney today. they came in smith's arrest l

unprecedented flooding, thousands homeless in the solomon islands. we're on the ground. >>> and in hiding. this nine month old pakistani boy, charged with a crime, now being sheltered from the police. that the iraqi security forces cannot get a handle on. they have no way of even trying to rest control back from the be al qaeda militants. from the beginning the sunnis have done everything they can to destabilize the new government which is dominated by the shia majority. >> the attacks over and over, can you give us a sense of someone who's covered this country, how do people get along day-to-day? >> you know, it's interesting. one of the things that's most trouble going these bombing attacks and they have been relatively mainly bombing attacks is they are directed at population centers, karada which is a shopping district or jedria which is a commercial upscale neighborhood. these are designed to upsettle people's local and -- upset people's local and daily lives. it was a day-to-day choice, do i go outside today, do i go to work today, do i go to t

"we believe that miss solomon witnessed some kind of crime being committed by the two individuals" judy salamon gunned down 9- months ago in east oakland, now opd investigators say they found the two men responsible for her murder "mario floyd who was the driver of the suspect vehicle and stephon lee, aka feenee, who we believe is the person who shot miss solomon" opd sgt. mike gantt says salamon, a strong neighborhood watch participant, noticed the two men doing something illegal in her neighborhood and took out her cellphone camera ""she began to record their activitiesshot and killed and her phone taken" gantt says the two suspects were already in in custody for two separate crimes, when help from witnesses linked them to salamon's muder "from that one witnesses information" as for oakland residents following someone who may have committed a crime lt. gant had this to say ".i think she was brave lady" in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news the oakland police department -- is working to get a handle on violence in the city. by pushing a neighborhood safety plan. the department is partneri

solomon melgen is also the top medicare billing doctor in the country, collecting $21 million taxpayerone. newly released information, information the government kept private for decades is shedding new light on a $100 billion system, showing just how flawed it is. >> look, in a business where every doctor is reimbursed for every single drug and situation, there is incentive to pay for care. >> a handful of individual doctors like dr. melgen raked in millions, more than 18 million for a cardiologist, new york radiologist eric snipper was nowhere close, collecting aboutr $25,000. but he says releasing the data in raw form is not fair. >> it is based on gross income. so for example there is no accounting for how much money it costs the physician to provide the service. >> doctors get the money on reimbursement rates that are cut, take away the costs for a drug or procedure and medicare can be a money loser, nonetheless, fraud is rampant, florida recovered billions last year, and that just scratches the surface. solomon melgen has been under investigation over his billing, although his at

solomon's, like your grandfather, and see them as these epic actions of resistance. you know, we don't -- we can't let other people define for us what real resistance is, and what's really heroic? last night over dinner, we were talking about another book, which is incredible, and i was reading as i was working on this one, and made me totally intimidated but was inspiration, and it's called "the warmth of another sun," and, yeah, you know, what i love -- so it covered this epic migration of african-americans from the south to northern cities to the midwest, out to the west coast. what i love about the book is that she looks at it that it was never appreciated fully through the lens of social justice, politics, and political protest, and she wrote about this migration using the story or through the stories of three people in this way that made this migration just so heroic, just such an epic, one of the modern american epics, perhaps thee american epics, you know, and she wrote about it as a protest of the feat of millions of african-americans, 6 million african-amer

pass nasa >>> a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck near the solomon islands triggering a tsunami alert thatas cancelled. there were no reports of damage. the solomon islands sit on the so-called ring of fire, an area prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. speaking of the weather, there is some potentially dangerous weather closer to home today. our meteorologist ebony dion joins us with the latest. >> morgan, we have been woching a few storms prompted warnings. we are still watching very active watching active weather in the middle of the country. the back of the big storm system, that is snow. we are expecting to see more of that mainly across the mountenous areas of the west. but in advance of the system, it severe weather will threaten mainly across the southern planes and that much colder air moving in behind it. excuse me. we will be dealing with snowy conditions and mainly for higher elevations and that's where we could end up with on with a foot poor more of snow. the air is mild. we are watching out for the threat of severe storms anywhere from parts of the midwest all the way

>>reporter: police announce the arrest of lee and floyd in solomon murder. 66-year-old solomon known as the pet nanny in the maxwell park neighborhood was shot to death in her car on fern street last july. at the time it looked like a robbery gone bad. police say lewas the shooter. has been in custody for some time. >> shocking when something like that happens so close to home. >>reporter: those who live in the neighborhood here say theory $11 the suspect in her murder have been arrested. >> the fact that it has been left open ended for awhile is a little unnerving. nice to have closure. >>reporter: lee and floyd charged with robbery and murder and expected to be arraigned here in oakland next week. this is 7 news. >> oakland resident now share information with police about neighborhood crime through social networking. city leaders unveil the partnership with next door.com today. they hope it becomes a virtual neighborhood watch. next door site already exist in 84 percent of oakland. the nationwide network gives people a which to share information within their own neighborhood. >> so

. >> a powerful earthquake struck off the solomon islands, 7.6. a tsunami warning wag posted for -- was posted for the area but has been lifted. >> australia prime minister is standing by comments that pings heard in the indian ocean are from the missing malaysia airlines flight. tony abbott is confident that some signals came from the jet's black boxes. >> we have narrowed done, considerably narrowed down the search area. but trying to locate anything 4.5km beneath the surface of the ocean, about 1,000km from land is a massive massive task. and it is likely to continue for a long time to come. >> there are fears that batteries powering the black box may have died. they are supposed to last a month. the plane that went down has been missing for 36 days. >> still ahead on al jazeera america. india's general election is the biggest. we look after the break. people in a small texas town demand a cult-like church to leave. live with the latest. conversation >> illegal crossings along the south-west border increased dramatically. the border control mad

. >> the 66-year-old judy solomon was a neighborhood dog walker murdered in her home trying to catch anthony is in oakland to flush out details. >> it's horrible thing, but neighbor if she'd called 911 none of this would have happened. >> jan knew judy for efforts to increase security in their neighborhood >> many of us now see something, we get our phones out. you've got to be careful. she was following someone. and was seen. oh. >> if you witness a crime, please call 911. >> police now say what efforts to record two men committing a crime. >> police announced arrests of the 22-year-old and 23-year-old in the murder. the 66-year-old solomon, known as the pet nanny in her neighborhood was shot to death in her car on fern street in july. it looked like a robbery gone bad police say lee was the shooter, and had been in custody for some ti

. >> the 66-year-old judy solomon was a neighborhood dog walker murdered in her home trying to catch a pair of burglars on camera. police arrested these two men laura anthony is in oakland to flush out details. >> it's horrible thing, but neighbor if she'd called 911 none of this would have happened. >> jan knew judy for efforts to increase security in their neighborhood >> many of us now see something, we get our phones out. you've got to be careful. she was following someone. and was seen. oh. >> if you witness a crime, please call 911. >> police now say what efforts to record two men committing a crime. >> police announced arrests of the 22-year-old and 23-year-old in the murder. the 66-year-old solomon, known as the pet nanny in her neighborhood was shot to death in her car on fern street in july. it looked like a robbery gone bad police say lee was the shooter, and had been in custody for some time. >> and the neighborhood say they're relieved the suspects had been arrested. >> the fact it's left open ended. >> they are charged with robbery and murder, expected to be alined in o

police announced arrest of a 22-year-old stephan lee and 23-year-old mario floyd the 66-year-old solomonher car on fern street in july. at the time, it looked like a robbery gone bad. police say lee was the shooter, and had been in custody sometime. >> if you witness a crime, call 911. we don't want you to follow the suspects. >> she was one of the people who was distributing flyers. >> jan knew solomon through efforts to increase security through the neighborhood. >> many of us know we see something, we want to try to take a photo straight away. we've got to be careful. if she was following someone and was seen? oh. >> lee and floyd are expected to be arraigned next week. in oakland, abc7 news. >> city leaders unveiled a partnership designed to make oakland safer, residents can now interact via next door.com. 141 groups have started next door web sites. that represents 84% of the neighborhoods. next door operates across the united states, offering a chance to learn what's happening around their homes and share information about the community. >> a police officer went to the hospital aft

really explored the themes of green zone chile's film critic jason solomons get them to be a positive view. ultimately they describe it you reach the entities that may be saying that because i'm active feeding i know it you're eating more than a woman in every definitely a new http this is it that much to those who actually can abide by the traditional religions. that's it i get the pieces like the motueka skewed to the amusement of the pasta in the box to jonathan should be priced at now i've reached number one in its opening weekend in the united states topping over forty five million dollars. the film is now set for global drug routes until june. i'm cindy watson fridge and one. in london. i the one of the most highly prized pieces of chinese porcelain on the planet has sold for thirty six million us dollars. these auction in hong kong to the new world record for any piece of chinese porcelain ever sold these two teacups were first treated in that same two of rain in the fifteenth century the last couple offered for sale with the nineteen ninety nine and then established a record f

i think solomon has it. >> maybe solomon.about what "juggling flier" was with the audience? >> sure, yeah. i mean, "juggling flier" -- the basic idea was, it was a have a coffee shop where they have like, the cork board that has like, you know? if you need a sofa or like, you know, guitar lessons. you know, like, with that guy like dan wilson or -- i forget his name. not dan wilson but dan wants to teach you guitar lessons. i was walking down like 21st street or something on the way to work one time and i literally saw, taped on a mailbox, juggling -- juggling lessons. a flier for juggling lesssons, and all of the tabs were there still. like, no one had torn off a tab. [ laughter ] and i was just like, "what does this guy feel like everytime he walks by?" so then we put up, i put it in a coffee shop and it's me coming in being super positive. and i've got like suspenders and a ringer t-shirt on that says "ask me about juggling lessons." and it was jonah hill was the time we actually did it on dress. and it's me going, "hey, i

the sheikh solomon warned security in baghdad may collapse if the government does not do something. >> translation: i have a final word for the government. if you want to solve the problem, you have to solve it quickly, otherwise it will collapse within the next few weeks and the same will apply to other governments. >> the iraqi government are saying there's 5 million registered orphans. they have lost their parents and missed out on a good education. >> this is no ordinary school. every child here is an orphan. in iraq, you are an orphan if your father has been killed. in many cases both decided after violence. they live with parents that can't afford to look after them. >> they have seen much violence in this region since the american occupation. today the children are grateful for the opportunity to be able to learn. >> translation: my father died in 2005. he was a taxi driver shot by gunmen. my mother passed away two years later. i live with grandparents, i come to the school, i feel happier. >> this woman runs the school in three shifts of the 300 students are enrolled. for her

to spread the ucsf gospel i participated in a meeting with the fed ration have teachers with susan solomon and matt and our district was being highlighted not only for the work around safe schools but so far the collaboration and the way in which our district and union and also with the community. so we are one of the few district to talk about what we're doing as an example for the unit representatives and district representatives who were there. it was an honor to be there and represent our district. the second thing i was at the national school board convention in new orleans and browns also got to talk about the work i presented our school food redesign perhaps from the revolution foods it was wonderful to be in new orleans and we got to talk about the work we're doing here so - >> i would like to mention i attended the g s a workshops they their cool a high if i and i participated in workshops they were really off the chart fabulous. so kudos and hats off to them. that that - anymore reports that's great. part of the closed session action none together. yes and other informational ite

it's the same system that delivered deadly floods to solomon islands. kevin corriveau is tracking the storm. >> this storm is so powerful. we are talking about winds 155 miles per hour, gusting to 185 miles per hour are, making it equivalent to a category 4 hurricane. 10 days ago it was a tropical depression across the solomon islands. this video across the region - we were talking over 10 inches of rain fell in two days, we are looking at about 23 people killed because of the storm, and 9,000 people are homeless. so they are recovering. the storm is out of the quay. the cape york peninsula is dealing with the storm. looking at the weather wall. the storm moved past papua new guinea, as a tropical storm. we are a few hours away from the storm making landfall. you see the eye there, one to two hours before it makes rain fall. very heavy rain. as we look over the next couple of days, we think the storm will make and push back out to see across the tasman see. it will not be until saturday or tonned. there's a lot to deal with. >> scientists say an ancient

. >> we report from the solomon islands where thousands are coming to terms to the aftermath of devastatingloods. hello in london the call has gone out to drug companies to do more. also coming up from europe. >> reporter: from the outside skirts of brussels where 1.7 million tons of ivory is being destroyed. >> the ukraine government said it will solve the crisis in the east of the country in 48 hours. kiev will use force if it has to. on tuesday, activists have seized a government building, but protesters are still occupying the state security building. nevada' he reinforced their barricades and called on russian president vladimir putin for help. in a similar situation in dnesk. protesters there are also in control of the government building. they went out in formation of an independent republic. kim has our report. >> 48 hour ultimate . >> clearly some signs of negotiations that many of the people we've spoken to her heary they remember the soviet as the golden years. >> i've been living here for 73 years. i've built all of this and they give me ultimatums. i can't look at these people

. >>> two suspects are in custody, charged with a murder of 66 year judy solomon.e two men were committing a crime last july, when they happened to notice sol mon following them, recording their actions with her cell phone camera. police say, that's when they shot her to death. and investigators say a tip from a witness led them to these two suspects. and the oakland police department is working to get a hold on violence in the city by pushing a neighborhood city plan. bay area base company called next door. a free and private social network for residents to use. the partnership is supposed to give residents more ways to con neglect with the police department and with each other about the things that matter the most to the community. >> i live in grass valley, and it's important here because we've had a lot of crime that's been going on in the neighborhood since the policing has been short staffed. so we're looking out for each other and this is our way of doing it. basically like neighborhood watch on steroids. >> more than 140 neighborhoods representing l 0 % of

we can see massive cloud over the solomon islands at the moment. the center are that storm is working away towards the west. as it does so, it will gradually strengthen but behind it taking away the worst of the weather. we've only seen 30 millimeters. that means the weather's pretty miserable, but at least isn't at risk of giving us anymore in the way of flash flooding. the storm is working its way over cleveland. that's certainly not good news, strengthening as it does show. argentina, they've had pretty lively weather and still plenty more to come. this area of cloud rejuvenating itself trying to work toward the east. it's certainly given heavy rain. some of us have seen around 100 millimeters of wet weather. towards the south, we're going to see more severe weather over the next couple of days. here's what it looks like at the moment, but it's not going to look like that for too much longer. through the next few days, a very intense area of low pressure develops towards the west and this is a tourist destination, very good for wildlife here, lo

an angelic orchestra in the temple of solomon celebrates this mystical union of heaven and earth by its harmonious celestial music. these happy sounds may also refer to musical therapy practiced in medieval hospitals. shown as if defined by light alone, this is the most convincing resurrection ever painted. prophet of the atomic age, grunewald conveys a sense of weightlessness as christ rises. for the final opening, painted wings contrast with a sculpted centerpiece. saint anthony is enthroned in triumph at the center and show again at the left meeting paul the hermit in his forest retreat. for this scene of saint anthony's torment and trial in the wilderness, the artist brings back all the irrational-- the images of monsters he saw in medieval and 15th-century art. he gives them an amazing quality of reality, a sense of immediacy. half human, a fearfully diseased demon clutches his prayer book in a bag. an inscription in the corner could apply to him as well as to the patients of saint anthony's hospital-- "where are you, good jesus? where are you? why haven't you come to heal my wound

also ahead - we are on the ground in the solomon islands, where 50,000 are homeless by devastating stormsoing hungry. the u.n. cuts food rations to syria, because donors haven't delivered

about 30 minutes ago an earthquake off the solomon islands, 7.5, very large in its magnitude.he thing about this we do not have a tsunami warning issued for the california coast but there is a tsunami warning issued for the soloman islands and papua new guinea. you may hear more about this as the day progresses that just happened about 20 minutes ago. all right. let's get you back here at home and what we're finding and you can see as we look from our satellite and radar perspective not a whole lot happening. we did have a few low clouds push through earlier today and those are still actually making their way out of the region. you can see that from our oakland sky cam, those low clouds mixed with the blue sky. temperature right now of 53 degrees. quite a crisp start if you will to the day. and you'll notice as we look in san francisco, that fog starting to push out. we had a little marin layer drift up here as the cloud deck moved in and you can see the camera rallying shaking around this morning. gusts up to about 30 miles per hour in the city by the bay and overall as we he

we report from the solomon islands where there are fears disease may spread. >>> no more killer whales at seaworld. why some politicians in california are pushing for a ban. >>> can the mastermind chelsea go against paris? we'll have the latest from the champions league quarterfinals. that's coming up. >>> first, at least 14 people have been killed after a bomb went off in a train in pakistan. it happened at the cb railway station about 160 kill meters from qatar. about 35 people were injured in the attack. no group claimed responsibility. on sunday pakistani security forces killed 40 separatist fighters in the province. >>> to afghanistan where there have been over 3,000 complaints of violations over last week's presidential elections. ballot boxes are still arriving in kabul. it's too early to declare a clear winner, but some candidates are confident they don't have to pate part in a runoff. >> with ballots papers coming into kabul, it will be many weeks before the independent election commission delivers the definitive verdict on who will be the next president of afghanistan. the th

he's like the solomon of the modern world. bring him on board to work is very encouraging. >> this week on equal payday, the president signed an order from prohibiting federal workers from being punished from talking about their compensation. what do you think about a more open conversation about what people are paid for? >> there's a huge sensitivity there. we constantly see somewhere, depending on whose research it was and what occupation, a pay gap of 70, 80% of men versus women in terms of a persistent issue. as we see 8% or so women in top leadership ranks and 14% are more you know, in having perhaps more -- we're seeing improvement in women's reputation, but slow improvement, but what we really don't see is the closing of that pay gap and people haven't wanted to discuss. some will argue the reasons why perhaps some women have opted out on a certain trajectory, a certain schedule, there's a lot of controversy about that. if they are in comparable positions, but it's pretty convincing data and the transparency, i think it

judy solomon was shot in the head while driving near fairfax avenue less than a mile from her home. this was the 56th homicide the year prompting the fairfax neighborhood to demand an end to violence. the oakland police will reveal more of the investigation leading to the arrest this afternoon. we will have the latest at 4:00. >>> police are releasing new details in the shooting death of a young woman in east oakland identified as melisa martinez outside her home at 9:30 last night. officers found her half an hour later a few blocks away in her car. she died at the hospital. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> most residents burned out of their apartments overnight near san jose state are now back in their units but not everyone. one is seriously burned after barely making it out alive. matt? you have details on the escape? >>> he had to run through the flames. the fire department arrived and they are back here checking out the building and collectd equipment. most the students are let back in the apartment and you can see the fire damage a

. >> authorities in the solomon islands say that flash flooding has killed more than a dozen people in what is being described as the country's worst disaster ever. aid workers say the death toll is likely to rise dramatically. >> days of heavy rains have caused the river to overthrow its banks in the capital. entire houses have been washed away. more than 10,000 people, one in seven city residents, have reportedly been made homeless. damage to infrastructure is hampering relief efforts. >> coming up, we are going to return to afghanistan, where those presidential elections are taking place tomorrow. taking place tomorrow. >> and afghan police commander has shot dead a high-profile german photographer and critically injured a canadian correspondent. >> they were covering afghanistan's presidential election, which will be on saturday. the taliban vowed to cause chaos at this poll. >> if it goes ahead, it will be the first time in history that power is transferred democratically. >> despite taliban threats to disrupt elections, afghans are still turning out to register to vote will stop

. >> thousands of homeless in the solomon islands, thousands of communities washed

aid workers in the solomon islands are searching flow rubble for the bod why is of 40 missing people. 21 people have been confirmed killed in what has been described as the worst flash flooding in the island's history. an estimated 49,000 people have been left homeless. whole communities were swept away when a river burst its banks in the capital. japan laid out the red carpet for australia's prime minister. tony abbott is leading a delegation of 600 leaders with hopes of reaching a free trade agreement. japan is the best trading partner after china. tariffs on beef and car exports are the sticking points. >> sri lanka won the world twenty20 cricket title, beating india by six wickets in the final. not surprisingly there has been wild celebrations in sri lanka. >> joy on the streets of colombo. sri lanka's long wait ending on a high note. >> i'm proud to be a sri lankan. >> going into the finals with a lot to prove. the team began a campaign from the first ball, restricting india to 130 run, they chased the target in style. thousands of fans poured on to the streets of colombo. >> one

. >> we report from the solomon islands where thousands are coming to terms to the

many remember judy solomon as the dog nanny as -- in the neighborhood. she was killed while driving in east oakland next to her -- or close to her home. i want to show you video of the crime scene last summer. the 66-year-old professional dog walker was shot and killed as she drove her subaru up the hill next to a cemetery on fairfax last july. after she was shot, her car rolled backward down the hill, stopped, ran into a parked car. she was pronounced dead at the scene. today oakland police are set to announce the arrest of two men in the case and some of the neighborhood has been asking why. apparently, the police say this all stems from a robbery and an argument that she got into with these men. at the crime scene, police found beer bottles in the area and it's unclear if that led them to the suspect. some neighbors i spoke with at the time, say young people partying in their cars is a nuisance in the area and wandered if it could be connected to the killing. as tori mentioned, there are going to be more details released at a noon news -- or 12:30 new

the solomon islands government doesn't want people staying in camps longer than if they have to. they are concerned that the disease may kill more than the floods. they want people to leave as soon as possible. try telling that to people here. we saw family members washed away. >> more ahead for you, including this... >> the legislation doesn't say anything about setting up a cocka maine idea. >> a usa-funded social media campaign in cuba. >> plus, syrian deposit forces get most of the blame for atrocities as the u.n. human rights chief pushes for a war crimes trial. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i look? ♪ thanks. [ male announcer ] troubleshoot, manage appointments, and bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. top stories for you on al jazeera

. >> makeshift evacuation centres in the solomon islands are being overwhelmed with tens of thousands left homeless by flash floods. this school has been turned into a camp. most here have lost their homes, and 21 people have been killed. >> a group of researchers say that governments who stockpile tam tamil flue are wasting billions. the drug doesn't prevent the spread and is slightly more effective than par seat mols. the makers of tamil flu say the research is flawed. >> meanwhile, dramatic advances in the treatment of hep c have been showcased in london. the world health organization says most people can't afford the drugs. it wants to revolutionize the way hep c is treated, particularly in poorer countries. we have this report much >> 10 years ago. john was diagnosed with hep c. that developed into liver cancer. john believes he was infected when he had a tattoo at the age of 14 and lived for years, not knowing he had the hep c virus. >> a lot of people can get through without having no simply symptoms. most have symptoms, with a lot of support for them. it's not like going. you

police say the man shot and killed judy solomon last summer. police say they shot her in the car when she refused to hand over her cell phone. arrests come after a police investigation and information that community members provided to the police department. >>> think corporate bosses make too much money? so do two bay area lawmakers. two democrats introduced a bill that would raise a company's tax rate from 8% to as high as 13% if the ceo makes more than 100 times that of an average employee. it would give a tax break to companies with little disparity. critics say it would be bad for the economy. >>> more details now. how will bay area companies be impacted? ebay would fall into that higher tax category. head of wells fargo makes almost 500 times more than a worker. and oracle, over 8,000 times the average salary. >>> the nba playoffs are in town. a lot of people around the bay area biting their fingernails tonight. the game came down to the time seconds. it was very loud tonight. here's a look inside. 20,000 fans cramming into the  oracle

flash floods have washed through the solomon islands at least twenty one people were killed thirty others are missing queenstown a drenching the south pacific island on thursday. they've caused outrage across the country won his first over of riverbank in the capital for nana and swept away homes and think it's the flooding has closed airports and cut off roads. about fifty thousand people have fled into evacuation shelters officials from the abyss that day almost half of them are children. again i don't have enough water food or medical supplies. most of the town with only the clothes they're wearing and relief workers fear mosquitoes could spread infectious diseases. student protesters in taiwan's same bill ended their three week occupation of comments they say they've made substantial progress in negotiations with the government instead of being demanding that taiwan's leaders council a trade pact with china. legislative speaker wang jin being agreed to set up a mechanism overseeing all agreements with china. the government will close on the trade deal until that mechanism is in place.

. >> makeshift evacuation centres in the solomon islands are not coping with the thousands left homeless. 21 people have been killed. andrew thomas has been speaking to survivors in the capital. >> what was a school is now a squalid camp for almost 2,000 people. at night there are 40 in each classroom. some try to sleep during the day. most have lost their homes, some members of the family. >> this man's youngest son was washed away. he was found in the morgue, two days after the flood. >> when i saw my son, i don't know what to say. it's something in my family. i lost everything, i lost my house, all my belongings, and each my son. >> there were more tears from where hudson's house stood. he was working when he had a call from his wife. me was marooned in a torr ent. >> hudson got to the other side. virtually it was all under water. in the tree was his wife, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law and one of his other children. >> for seven hours they clung on before sweeping. hudson's wife and 8-year-old son made it. 5-year-old rex wasn't. his body washed ashore by the sea. >> thi

least eighteen people have been killed and tens of thousands are homeless after flash flooding in the solomon islands. these are the heavy drinkers the banks of the nighttime clothing for the entire day. he said he was the worst on record currently houses are hunters and houses are destroyed and twelve thousand people and i did. the reason was that impacted me. now this system is located to the hours of the top twenty in kenya that the men will likely move across the east for the next couple of days falling can't define it could reach the category theory status by your trying to buy buildings ancient state of tx the ring is likely to cause papa new guinea but you're not going to conclude that your kids across the eu and three talking about snow showers over the northern areas of greatest con dup about thirty centimeters of snow fall kiddie coaster brain for an act of british columbia as well as washington nine the southern areas. this is causing this is causing the deal weather which reported help instead of gold gold in eastern parts of texas and about one hundred millimeters of rain before

. >> aid workers in the solomon islands are searching through rubble for the bodies of missing people. 21 have been confirmed killed in what's been described as the worst flash flooding in the island's history. 40,000 people have been left homeless, communities were swept away when a river burst its banks in honiara. japan laid out the red carpet for australia prime minister, tony abbott, leading a delegation of 600 business leaders, with hopes of reaching a free trade agreement. japan is the second biggest trading partner. tariffs on australian beef and japanese car exports are the sticking points. >> an australian search ship detected more signals from what is expected to be black boxes from missing flight mh370. it's in a similar area where a chinese vessel picked up pulses. the chief search coordinator said it helped to narrow down the amp ampt they want -- -- the search area. they can't narrow anything down. >> clearly this is a most promising lead. probably in the search so far, it's the - it's probably the best information that we have had. the area in which the signals have be

ian najib met outside the capital city of solomon four and later held a joint news conference. obama referred to the tdp negotiations between elation and american officials. they differ on issues such as conditions for competition between state run and private companies. the data from the survivors of the great issues of importance to malaysia and we agreed to work quickly to resolve those issues. i would like to thank president obama. swiss understanding of the nation's challenges and sensitivities and is due to the negotiations the two leaders agreed on the importance of resulting conflict in a peaceful manner and according to international law the payment comes amid china's increasing the maritime activities that lead to strengthen security cooperation. obama also said the united states is committed to providing resources and assets in the ongoing search for a missing malaysia airlines passenger plane. the law makes the final stop on his asian shore in the philippines. he's trying to strengthen military cooperation. obama will meet with present a medial kenya expected to sig

in it a deadly floods have occurred in the solomon islands meteorologists i cavalry and small if the capital of the film on diamonds are receiving truly happy with the love and have several abate any at least six people have been dead and killed thirty people to think that any disturbances across this area. now we've had about seven hundred millimeters of rain over the past several days about seven chasing pack more likely to fall within the area enough to bring forth a cousin was letting us all a fan site across the busy area. in the area there's another area but had to bring focus to a tropical depression which can become a tropical storm begin an extent upon this this this unlikely path down to pull out within an ace couple days and then there was a minute and eleven or excusing central or southern parts of the philippines. we did the next several days about doing hundred millimeters of rain could fall across the internet. the colors of planning is full of them on price increases and parts of the philippines but what can't be changed. we'll keep it to stand on the progress now acr

access ie tap shoes to the severe tropical of cycling of the level of category five which hit the solomon islands and then queensland in on the next i get is new zealand are likely to see this a system combined with another tasmanian no pressure system is going to become a super system targeting the area with envy in their very heavy rainfall significant amounts in honor of the hundred to two hundred mm in the meat is will the possible anywhere across the western coast unlikely to see the cuts that will be dominating two thirds of the country. so do watch after a stormy week ahead in the latter half of the week this is your fourth test in christchurch auckland and in wellington with breezy conditions are just a severe gale force winds possible on your friday with twenty two decrease we are forecast and in the head of the higher brain will be continuing if your saturday that the system of moons in a southwesterly direction that warren said that pilot at the western coast it will be soon dissipated on your is sunday heading to the baby and not stand the eastern continental ag we go through

internal meeting so let's take a look at what these officials really want to do with the tomb of solomon shah the site in aleppo syria where the grandfather of the founder of the ottoman empire is buried in the discussion head of turkish intelligence a confidant says quote i'll send four men from syria if that's what it takes i'll make up a cause of war by ordering a missile attack on turkey we can also prepare an attack on solomon shah's tune if necessary so basically turkey's intelligence chief is saying that he's going to make up a false pretext to militarily intervene in syria by hiring four men to attack his own country so who are these four men he's talking about turkish soldiers all one only has to read a little further to understand exactly who for don has in mind the same group that seems to be fighting all the proxy wars in the middle east al-qaeda as the under secretary of the minister of foreign affairs explains we're going to portray this as al-qaeda there's no distress there if it's a matter regarding al-qaeda and if it comes to defending solomon shah's tomb that's a matter