a mudslide in southern colombia has left more than 150 people dead.rescue teams are at the scene, but their efforts are being hampered by poor weather conditions. the local governor has called an unprecedented tragedy. sangita myska reports. urged on by soldiers, people living in the city of mocoa run for their lives. there is no time to collect possessions, because this is what's coming. deadly mudslides have engulfed parts of southern colombia, submerging homes, businesses and people. 0ver150 are dead, and hundreds more are injured. as rescuers continue the search for survivors, the president today declared a state of emergency across the region. unusually heavy rains flooded the mocoa river, bursting its banks and those of three tributaries. it created what eyewitnesses called an avalanche of mud that has pulled buildings apart, devastating towns and leaving residents amazed and appalled in equal measure. as families continue to flee, the emergency services pick their way through the debris in treacherous conditions. the red cross have tonight warn

our top stories: a landslide kills more than 150 people in southern colombia. many others are missing or injured. the supreme court in venezuela has done a u—turn on its decision to strip the congress of its powers. britain says it will protect gibraltar from britain says it will protect gibraltarfrom any britain says it will protect gibraltar from any sovereignty claims by spain during brexit negotiations. and find out why hundreds of yellow cars have flooded this english village. let's begin in colombia, where the country's president, juan manuel santos, says the number of people killed by mudslides has risen to more than 150. swollen rivers and heavy rains has forced mud onto homes and roads affecting in the city of mocoa in the sounth of the country. sangita myska reports. urged on by soldiers, people living in the city of mocoa run for their lives. there is no time to collect possessions, because this is what's coming. deadly mudslides have engulfed parts of southern colombia, submerging homes, businesses and people. over 150 are dead, and hundreds more ar

the latest headlines from bbc news: 150 people have been killed in a landslide in southern colombia. many more are injured or missing. the country's president has declared a state of emergency and deployed troops to the area. the supreme court in venezuela has reversed its decision to strip the opposition—led congress of its powers, following president nicolas maduro‘s intervention. the decision follows an outcry both inside and out of venezuela. gibraltar‘s chief minister has insisted spain has no say in the future of the british overseas territory. the eu says any brexit deal won't cover gibraltar unless there's a separate agreement with spain. the personal wealth of president trump's team has been revealed by the white house. the disclosures, which are a legal requirement, show his daughter ivanka has assets worth hundreds of millions of dollars. at 10pm, martine croxall will be here with a full roundup of the days news. first in our world, bbc journalist basheer al—zaidi, who grew up in mosul, returns to the city as it is liberated from the islamic state. mosul, iraq's second cit

the headlines: landslides kill more than 150 people in southern colombia — many others are missing ornjured. the supreme court in venezuela does a u—turn and reverses its decision to strip the congress of its powers. britain says it will protect gibraltar from any sovereignty claims by spain during brexit negotiations. and find out why hundreds of yellow cars have flooded this english village. let's begin with some breaking news because colombia's presidentjuan manuel santos says the number of people killed by mudslides has risen to more than 150. swollen rivers and heavy rains caused mud to engulf homes and roads in the city of mocoa. cordelia hemming reports. this is the aftermath of hours of heavy rain. rivers burst their banks, flooding homes with mud. the surge late friday evening swept away bridges, vehicles and trees in putumayo province in the south of the country. families forced to abandon their homes whilst rescuers search the wreckage for survivors. the region's governor has called it an unprecedented tragedy, telling local media that whole neighbourhoods have been destroy

more now on the situation in southern colombia.ist dimitri o'donnell about what is happening in mocoa, one of the worst—hit areas. over the course in the last few hours, many of the roads in and around mocoa have iefrt about washed away or blocked off so it's difficult still to get in and out of the city and that's hampered the rescue fests. the military have just released the most updated figures relating to the death toll in mocoa. and know that 254 people have died in the landslide. there's 2oo and know that 254 people have died in the landslide. there's 200 people still missing, 300 families have been affected across 17 neighbourhoods and hundreds of families and people are still missing in mocoa right now. so that is the scale of the devastation that this landslides that wreaked across the province of mocoa over the past 24 hours. a huge concern that those figures of the dead, that number is rising. how is the weather now in the region affected? because i guess the region affected? because i guess the last thing that rescue wo

at least 100 people are reported to have been killed by a massive mudslide in southern colombia. engulfed homes and roads. hundreds of families are missing. now on bbc news, witness. hello, i'm tanya beckett and welcome to witness, here at the british library, in london. this month, we have anotherfive people who witnessed extraordinary moments in history first—hand. we will hear from this woman who volunteered with mother theresa in the slums of calcutta, the worst crash in aviation history, and the environmentalist behind the world's first bans on cars. but first but first, in 1972, us president richard nixon's travelled to china for a historic meeting, rebuilding relations between the countries after 22 years of cold war. winston lord was one of the american aids on the trip. radio announcer: today, president nixon is visiting china, the first american statesman to set foot on chinese soil since chairman mao came to power in 19119. frankly many of us were a little disappointed in the arrival arrangements. this was a huge geopolitical event, and we na vely thought that they wou

let's get more now on our top story — the devastating landslides in southern colombia.donnell, who had this update on the rescue operation. it is still continuing. there is still daylight here so we have about 1.5 hours of daylight to continue the rescue operation. it will be difficult after that because large parts of mocoa are without power. and more details about damaged infrastructure have emerged, that includes a massive power station in the region. that means it will be a tricky process to try and get the electricity established as quickly as they would have liked. they have also announced that seven bridges were badly damaged and two have been completely destroyed and several roads leading from mocoa to other parts of the country have been washed away or are completely closed with massive boulders that have been removed from the mountain landscape around mocoa. there have been problems and not as many people have been recovered as they would have hoped for. devastation for communities and many people would have been left stranded and unable to gain any kind of ac

we begin in southern colombia. people there digging through rubble after devastating mudslides that took place, many of them hoping to find relatives or friends still. more than 200 people are missing. at least 254 are presumed dead. >> some families barely able to escape before their homes were destroyed. the colombian president visited the region affected. a cnn crew was there when the president spoke with a victim. >> the colombian president there speaking with people. he also says that he suspects climate change could be partially to blame. our rafael romo picks up the story. >> reporter: it all happened very fast. according to a witness, it started raining friday night about 10:30, and the flood waters rose so fast that people had to run for their lives. many houses were flattened, bridges collapsed, and highways were washed away. it happened in southern colombia. mocoa is surrounded by three rivers which overflowed as a result of some of the heaviest rains the city has seen in years. colombian president juan

at least 100 people are reported to have been killed by a massive mudslide in southern colombia. mud engulfed homes and roads, hundreds of families are missing. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times and bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european. tomorrow's front pages. the mail on sunday continues its campaign against videos on google and youtube which show violent or terror related content. tomorrow's story highlights a video showing how to penetrate a stab vest. britain's airports and nuclear power stations need to tighten their defences against terrorist attacks in the face of increased threats to electronic security systems, that's according to a story on the sunday telegraph's front page. british passports could soon be changing colour to dark blue, as part of a £500 million post—brexit redesign, that story on the front page of the sunday express. the sunday times has a story about how multi—millionaire peers are claiming tens of thousands pounds a year

our top stories: a landslide kills more than 150 people in southern colombia.e court in venezuela has done a u—turn on its decision to strip the congress of its powers. britain says it will protect gibraltar from britain says it will protect gibraltarfrom any britain says it will protect gibraltar from any sovereignty claims by spain during brexit negotiations. and find out why hundreds of yellow cars have flooded this english village.

at least 150 people are reported to have been killed by a massive mudslide in southern colombia.hundreds of families are missing. a hate crime investigation as a teenage asylum seeker is left in a critical condition after being attacked by a gang of youths in south london. we believe it is a hate crime. prior to the attack taking place, the young person was asked where they we re young person was asked where they were from. when they

two weeks ago another flooding disaster in southern colombia left more than 300 dead. u.s.ecretary of state rex tillerson has slammed the iran nuclear deal signed under the obama administration. he says it's not working. tillerson has also accused tehran of provocations and a destabilize the middle east. >> held as an unmitigated success by president obama and the worst deal ever by donald trump, the iran nuclear agreement could be under threat. the u.s. administration says it andunning out of patience is reviewing policy. >> the trump administration has no intention of passing the buck to a future administration on iran. the evidence is clear. iran's provocative actions threaten the united states, the region and the world. mexico earlier this week the u.s. state department admitted the iran was complying with nuclear deal brokered by the obama administration. the secretary of state says the agreement has failed to achieve its goal of preventing iran becoming a nuclear state. washington says it will also hold to run accountable for its destabilizing actions -- tehran accoun

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mudslides are common in southern colombia, this is one of the worst natural disasters in recent memory. >>> president donald trump is again accusing the media of missing the real story behind russia's involvement in the u.s. election. the push continues to get supreme court nominee neil gorsuch confirms. jennifer johnson has more now from washington. >> reporter: republican senator rand paul meeting president trump sunday for golf and talk on replacing obamacare. >> i think the sides are getting closer and closer together. >> reporter: earlier the president took to twitter to vent again about the media coverage of russia meddling in the u.s. election, tweeting, the real story turns out to be surveillance and leaking. find the leakers. this is as senate republicans push back as suggestions a special prosecutor is needed to investigate. after concerns that republican devin nunes, chair of the house intelligence committee, is too close to the white house. >> it is just not necessary, based on what we know now. we have a bipartisan investigation underway. it is called the senate intelligen

the red cross say that 200 people are now known to have died in a mudslide in southern colombia. many more are injured or missing. the country's president has declared a state of emergency and deployed troops to the area. the supreme court in venezuela has reversed its decision to strip the opposition led congress of its powers. it follows president nicolas maduro‘s intervention. the decision follows an outcry from within the country and internationally. the personal wealth of president trump's team has been revealed by the white house. the disclosures, which are a legal requirement, show his daughter ivanka has assets worth hundreds of millions of dollars. bob dylan has finally collected his nobel prize for literature during a private ceremony in stockholm. now it's time for inside out. hello. what happens when one of the south's busiest roads meets one of the world's most important landscapes? i cannot see a worse place for the tunnel to come out where it is. also coming up, how people with dementia are using music to help them cope with their condition. it makes you feel good

a landslide in southern colombia has left more than 200 people dead.e being hampered by bad weather. the local governor has called the situation in the southern city

. >>> rescuers in southern colombia are in a desperate race against time after last week's deadly mudslide. more than 200 people including more than 40 children are dead, and that number is expected to climb. mireya villarreal has the latest. >> reporter: emergency responders are looking through the rubble, tirelessly searching for survivors. this father is looking for his daughter louisa who's barely old enough to call out his name. she's just one of the hundreds still missing. the streets of mocoa, colombia, were consumed by a wall of water late friday night. heavy rain triggered the overflow of three rivers and the flooding quickly turned into an avalanche of mud. aerials revealed the city's true devastation. the force of the water knocked buildings over, tearing cars away, and ripping families apart. this woman's friend was swept away by the current. her husband unable to hold on tight enough. colombia's president juan manuel santos toured mocoa and declared it a disaster zone. he said their hearts are with the families suffering and they're doing everything they can to help. more than

a mudslide in southern colombia has killed more than 100 people and injured many more.ins sent mud onto homes and roads in the city of mocoa. the governor told local media that whole neighbourhoods have been swept away. nottinghamshire police are appealing for help finding a woman who's suspected of abducting her two young sons. it comes after a family court warned that samantha baldwin, who's 42, posed a "risk of harm" to them. peter harris reports. this is samantha baldwin, not seen since monday. she is believed to have abducted her two sons in the hours after a court ordered they be removed from her care. the police say nine—year—old louis and six—year—old dylan are at risk of harm from her and they are asking the public to help find them. samantha quek missing, having left court shortly after 11am. we are working on the notion that they remain together. we are concerned that samantha poses a risk to the boys and we have a 100 strong team of dedicated officers working around the clock to trace her and return the children safely. the two boys have been made wards of c

tonight, the desperate search for survivors after an avalanche of water and mud wipes out homes in southern colombia. hundreds are dead. president trump's sunday twitter storm - on obamacare, surveillance, and leaks. and, as baseball season gets underway -- we'll tell you about one baseball's journey to the hall of fame. >> i had no concept seven years ago about what this was going to mean, how long it was going to take, how much travel i was going to have to do. this is the "cbs weekend news." >>ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan . millions of people in the deep south are in the path of dangerous weather. >>> this was the frightening scene today as a tornado was spotted near woodworth, louisiana. tornadoes, flash floods, devastating winds, and hail are in the forecast tonight across texas, arkansas, louisiana, and mississippi. the southern storms cap a weekend of severe weather in the u.s. at least two people are dead. here's tony dokoupil. >> a suspected tornado toppled this mobile home near lafayette, louisiana on sunday, killing a mother and her 3-year-old daughter inside, police said. heavy r

a landslide in southern colombia has left more than 250 people dead.olice and rescue teams are at the scene, but their efforts are being hampered by darkness and bad weather. many people are still missing and it's feared the number of people who lost their lives could rise. the local governor has called the situation in the southern city of mocoa "an unprecedented tragedy". greg dawson has the latest. from the ground you get a sense of the force of the mind which pushed ca i’s the force of the mind which pushed cars through buildings and with trees from the ground. but it is from the air that the scale of the damage is apparent, with the stew of mud and water stretching for miles. in some areas there is no way in or out, with roads, bridges and entire neighbourhoods swept away. this is how many spent the night, surrounded by their belongings, which have now become degree. people without homes, ina become degree. people without homes, in a town without power or running water. by torchlight, rescue workers continue to look for signs of life. hundreds of

at least 100 people are reported to have been killed by a mudslide in southern colombia. engulfed homes and roads and hundreds of families are missing. welcome to sportsday with me, 0lly foster, and reshmin chowdhury hello there, these are our headlines tonight: the premier league is back and it's business as usual in the merseyside derby with victory for liverpool. and defeat for the leaders, chelsea, gives the chasing pack hope. the blues are beaten at home by crystal palace. wasps are stung in dublin. leinster are the first side through to the european champions cup semifinals. and can konta keep climbing up the rankings? she's taken the first set in the miami 0pen final. good evening, lots coming up over the next half an hour but the premier league is back after the international break. we've had eight matches today, the main headline. defeat for the leaders, chelsea. we'll have a close look at crystal palace's shock win at stamford bridge injust a moment, but that is a result that will give hope to the chasing pack. that includes liverpool, who have maintained their

a landslide in southern colombia has left more than 200 people dead.ene but their efforts are being hampered by bad weather. many people are still missing and it is feared the number of people who lost their lives could rise. the local governor has called the situation in the southern city of mocoa "an unprecedented tragedy". sangita myska reports. urged on by soldiers, people living in the city of mocoa run for their lives. there is no time to collect possessions, because this is what's coming.

landslides in southern colombia have left more than 250 people dead.rescue teams are at the scene but their efforts are being hampered by darkness and bad weather. many people are still missing and it's feared the number of people who lost their lives could rise. heavy rains on friday night caused rivers to burst their banks in the town of mocoa, flooding homes with mud. the local governor has called the situation in the city "an unprecedented tragedy". kevin doyle has the latest. a moving wall of water, mud and debris swathe large parts of the town of mocoa. many of its 40,000 residents have lost their homes, hundreds have lost their lives. this mountainous region has been experiencing unusually heavy rain in recent months. on friday, further downpours caused the mocoa river to burst its banks and cause a devastating mudslide. people were running for their lives. the mud pushed cars into buildings and ripped trees from the ground. streets are littered with huge boulders and people are picking through crumbled buildings trying to find the missing and s

hour: at least one hundred people are reported to have been killed by a massive mudslide in southern colombiae mud engulfed homes and roads. hundreds of families are missing. and a shock defeat for chelsea cuts their lead at the top of the premier league to seven points. full details in sports day in half an hour here on bbc news. the government has said that britain will defend the interests of gibraltar during the brexit negotiations, following warnings that spain is attempting to use the process to regain sovereignty of the rock. the eu has suggested that a brexit deal won't cover gibraltar without a separate agreement between london and madrid. labour say it's vital the people of gibraltar aren't used as a "bargaining chip" in negotiations. richard lister reports. could this rock, looming from the mediterranean, threaten britain's future relationship with the eu? gibraltar‘s been in british hands for more than 300 years but it voted almost unanimously to remain in the eu, giving spain hopes of taking the territory back. just this week, theresa may said that wouldn't happen. we are absolut

threatening to change the rules to enable them to confirm a nominee with a 51 votes.ority of in southern colombia, the death toll from a flood has climbed over 200 and hundreds more are missing or injured. heavy rain caused the three rivers to overflow friday night, sending a torrent of water, mud, and debris through the streets. dayal news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. up, megadeals were a theme in 2016. will that trend continue? this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. it is time now for the bloomberg markets deals report. we zero in on the analysis from the biggest players behind the deals. now.ey mccracken joins us >> thank you. good to have you, paul. as vonnie was saying, there were a lot of deals in the semi conductor space in 2015. is that going to continue into 2017? i'm thinking of deals which were substantial. do you see more of that in 2017? >> more of those deals are coming down. part of it is, one of the things that are driving it, obviously there's a number of factors. when

in southern colombia, the death toll from a flood has fun to over 200.iversain caused three to overflow, sending a torrent of water, mud and debris through the streets. president trump will meet with the egyptian president at the white house, today. administration says the goal is to rebuild relations that were strained during the obama years. the president came to power after the 2013 overthrow. a senate panel is opening a weeklong partisan showdown over president trump's supreme court nominee. this comes as democrats are steadily amassing the votes to block neoprobe -- neil gorsuch and force republican system -- rules to long-standing commit him. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. up, a look at the growing pressure on south who may faceident a no-confidence motion after he fired his finance minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. nejra: and from one day, -- and from london, i am nejra cehic. let's get back to the latest on south africa. th

southern colombia a death toll has climbed to over 200. hundreds more are missing or injured.overflowing friday night, sending water, mud, and debris through the streets of the city. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 26 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 100 20 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. david? to thelooking ahead agenda and washington. sean spicer scheduled to hold a pmily press briefing at 2:30 eastern, you can get that life on the bloomberg. stephen feinberg, the field -- billionaire under consideration for a national security role in the trump administration is looking to keep a stake in his $30 billion in his investment firm. and kayla abelson will join me. maximum easter with you. he has wanted a number of positions. to we have any clarity on what that position might be? help us understand the novelty of what he has laid out. ceo,stephen feinberg, a is -- the role is shifting. that takes a role look -- role at trimming the fat of the defense department. that is interesting, because cerberus is a really big federal contractor

the death toll from a flood in southern colombia has climbed to over 200. 100 more are missing or injured. heavy rain caused three rivers to overthrow -- overflow friday night, sending torrents through the streets. in europe, gibraltar has become an issue in brexit negotiations. britishhnson says that citizens could change its status. spain gets a veto over any agreements involving for brault. spain has wanted gibraltar back since leaving britain more than four centuries ago. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. thanks so much. coming up, oil hovers at $50 a barrel. the rebalancing act, more on what is chasing the oil markets and also taking a look at london. some of the biggest movements. imagination shares tumbling after claims that apple will stop using its ip for new products. on the upside, the u.k. engineering design company in talks to sell itself to canada's group for $2.6 billion. some of the biggest movers. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quin

the mudslides tearing through communities in southern colombia after three rivers overflowed. >>> a motherdaughter killed after the tornado tears through indiana flipping their mobile home. the twister leveling communities. officials say the tornado packed winds of more than 100 miles an hour. >> is that threat of severe weather over? let's get to meteorologist jennifer gray. >> it is not quite over. we will see more severe weather today. 35 hail reports. 10 tornado reports. two in texas. eight in louisiana. here are the storms now. southeast louisiana through tennessee, kentucky. we have a tornado watch and severe thunderstorm watch in place. this should get out of the new orleans area before the rush hour. these storms are still powerful and have the potential to produce isolated tornadoes and damaging winds as well as large hail. here is the risk area for today. you see the areas shaded in orange. that will be where we see the highest risk for possible tornadoes just on the south side of atlanta. including mobile as well. as these storms continue to march east, chris, we are on high ale

tonight, the desperate search for survivors after an avalanche of water and mud wipes out homes in southern colombia, hundreds are dead. >>> president trump's tweet storm. >>> and baseball season gets under way. we'll tell you about one baseball journey to the hall of fame. >> i had no concept seven years ago just what this was going to mean, how long it was going to take, how much travel i was take, how much travel i was going to have to do. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." millions of people in the deep south are in the path of some dangerous weather this evening. this is the sight near woodward, louisiana. tornados, flash floods, devastating winds and hail are all in the forecast. across texas, arkansas, louisiana and mississippi. the southern storms cap a weekend of deadly weather in the weekend. >> reporter: a suspected tornado toppled this mobile home, killing a mother and a 3-year-old daughter inside police said. heavy rain and hail as large as ping-pong balls hammered homes from texas to mississippi. moist air more typical of august than april could bring flash

in southern colombia scenes of devastation.f flood waters in mocoa sweeping away cars and homes and trees as residents slept saturday morning. >> the flood waters stuck up in the mountain. when it came down, people did not have time to react. >> reporter: the violent mudslides killing over 250 people and injuring hundreds of others. rescuers seen here searching through the mud and rubble for survivors. while heart broken families line up outside a cemetery waiting for answers. >> translator: i am looking for my daughters and a tiny granddaughter. they disappeared when it happened. i haven't been able to find them. i ask the world and society to help me. i need help. >> reporter: the colombian presidents says the organization save the children said 70 were separated from the families. the scramble to reunite the families to get utilities and hospitals back online. >> this will last days or weeks. dave, thank you. >>> president trump is set to face with china's president this week. how will his stern warning and strong words abou

the disaster in the mountains of southern colombia began saturday morning with pounding rains that lasted several hours causing several rivers to overflow the banks. emergency teams going through the mud and debris expect the dust hole to climb higher. [ speaking spanish ] [ through translator ] >> it's probable the number we know today have died and are injured because there are hundreds of people missing. thirty% of the time affected by the land slide and they're alarming dimensions. >> reporter: disaster crews have spent the past three days pulling bodies from the thick mud, tree limbs and debris. the raging flood waters smashed houses and tore trees by the roof washing away cars and trucks. >>> happy monday afternoon, everybody. another beautiful day in the bay area. we have the weather over the with could and a couple of low 80s yesterday, taking a few degrees off today. that is still a nice system there producing a breeze. the weather looks great. mike said i love the pollen forecast. thank you, mike. it applies with all of this rain we had over the wenter and spring, grass is not t

the disaster in the mountains of southern colombia began saturday morning with pounding rain that lasted several hours causing several rivers to overflow the banks. emergency teams going through the mud and debris expect the death toll to climb higher. [ speaking spanish ] traity trait. >> it's probable the number we know today that died and injured goes up because there are hundreds of people missing. thirty% of the up to is affected by the land slide and they're alarming dimensions. >> disaster crews spent the past few days pulling bodies from the thick mud, tree limbs and debris. the raging floodwaters smashed houses, and tore trees out by the roots and washed,way vehicles and trucks. >> police are looking for whoever vandalized more than 20 cars in a concord neighborhood. the police found the cars with their tires slashed in the area of denkinger court near clayton road yesterday morning. investigators are now asking people with surveillance cameras to check for any suspicious activity between 9:00 p.m. saturday night and 7:00 a.m. on sunday morning. any additional victims should con

in southern colombia, the death toll from a flood has climbed over 200.ee bridges flowed friday night. global news, 24 hours a day -- global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. as always, it is a conversation of complexity. china and its relationship with the united states. we begin our conversation with enda curran. help me here with the politics of north korea? that was front and center in the president's discussion and the financial times. tell me about the divide on the river? look at thejing river and all of those people moving north into china? evening.d i think this is the big issue overshadowing it all. even though we know that trade of the economy will be central of the question, north korea is in the corner. year presshis once a conference that nobody wants chaos on their doorstep and i think that is the message that tole -- that china wants bring to trump. to know culturally, a bigger and broader discussion, how does the l

friday night caused three rivers to overflow sending water, mud, and debris surging through a southern city. colombia'sresident visited the scene yesterday and blamed climate change for the disaster. he says the area received one-third of the usual monthly rain in one night. >>> new details in the case of a missing tennessee teen and the teacher accused of kidnapping here. police in nebraska released this photo taken at mcdonalds last night in kearney. they think it's the 15-year-old. over the weekend, police in oek oklahoma released this video of the pair shopping in walmart. these are the first real leads for investigators since they disappeared three weeks ago. this shows small changes to the appearan appearance. the teen's hair is darker red, and his facial hair is brown. this sighting gives hope to the family. >> i feel hopeful i've seen her. elizabeth, if you can hear this, please come back to us. >>> the two disappeared after he was accused of having an inappropriate relationship with the teenage student. >>> setting the standard for success. the new milestone, tesla just reached, and why things

more than 200 people, many of them children, have died in landslides in colombia's southern city of mocoah. but with many others injured or missing, the country's president says the final death toll is impossible to predict. time now for hardtalk.

tonight, more than 100 people killed and hundreds more missing as mudslides devastate a southern town in colombia. mud and debris crashing into homes, killing people in their sleep. heavy rainfall caused three rivers to overflow, triggering an avalanche of water, wiping out entire neighborhoods. survivors say the avalanche of water was so strong, it shook buildings. bridges like this one, toppled. at least 154 people confirmed dead. 220 more missing. and at least 400 hurt. villagers desperately digging for survivors. soldiers making their way through the destruction, carrying bodies on makeshift stretchers. through muddy waters, this baby, safely rescued. colombia's president flying in soon after the disaster to oversee rescue efforts. colombian authorities are right now trying to move people out of the town, because there's a threat of more dangerous flooding. tom? >> that entire town wiped away. all right, stephanie, thank you so much. >>> next, to the political crisis in venezuela. president nicolas maduro and the supreme court backing down from their joint power grab, after massive violent pr

to south america, we are expecting more rain in parts of the and into southern parts of colombia.e, you can see high pressure building towards the north—west but low pressure throughout parts of central and increasingly eastern areas of the mediterranean. that will bring some wet weather to some holiday destinations. we'll look at that in more detail. some showers breaking out in parts of greece for wednesday, into the balkans. one of two in italy but they are beginning to pull away, becoming less numerous. some into southern parts of france and northern and eastern parts of spain. further south than spain and portugal, plenty of sunshine. weather is settled in the canaries to. if you are staying in the uk, what can we expect? find out in halfan the uk, what can we expect? find out in half an hour. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. a suspected chemical weapons attack has killed at least 58 people, including women and children, in a rebel—town in northern syria. all the victims who arrived at neural stress and yellow saliva coming out of their mouths. and very soon