and later, finding the best way to cope as a sweltering heatwave hits southern india. india. >>> in context, a call to address the unprecedented flow of migrants in the bay of bengal. leaders are gathering to discuss what to do about thousands stranded in the waters. 17 nations from the region are in bangkok, along with representatives from the united states and the u.n. human rights commission. most of the migrants are the rohingya considered by many as the most persecuted people in the world. the muslim group comes from western myanmar. they number more than a million. they don't consider the citizens, meaning that they are stateless. we report from an emergency conference in bank kick. where it is friday morning. give us the latest from the rescue operation that is going on in the high seas. >> well the rescue operation now is ongoing. there are vessels from several navy's in the sea looking for more of the boats. there's reports of spotting overnight thursday into friday. there's no confirmation of that. thailand deployed a flat top vessel that they say will be used

peace and supporters have been agitating against the establishment of a nuclear power plant in southern indiaace india has been in the forefront of telling the government that look if it were my call in an ecclogically friendly manner do not destroy the forest and renew the people whose likelihoods are getting destroyed and green peace is aggravated against government policies. >> are you saying that? >> absolutely. in the 1970s, in the 1970s the then prime minister of india saw this foreign hand with everything that went wrong in this country. i mean i regret to say this but there are some individuals in the present government who seem to be you know looking at ngos including green peace as the reason why india's economy is not growing. >>> extreme heat wave has killed more than 500 people across india. most of the southern states are telling people that the heat wave could continue for another two weeks. chief prosecutor of the international tribunal is expected to explain why he ordered a far right leader back to the hague and denies involvement in the massacre of hundreds of prisoners of

we found them in the rural heart land of southern india, in the state of tamal nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking, we can call it as a bonded labor, it all start because they have to pay an amount to get the job. >> sindu used to work for a subcontractor in kuwait. now she advocates on behalf of migrant laborers. over the last eight years she's interviewed hundreds of contract workers in iraq and afghanistan. >> that will make you work anywhere. doesn't matter it's a war zone doesn't matter if you are going given good food or conditions. men are ready to sacrifice. >> a village of several thousand people,en several hours from the closest airport. locals estimate that 70 to 80% of the men have worked in afghanistan. >> you may get 500 rupees a month. the agents promise you to get $800 a month. i would consider moving there to get a job. >> we went to a tea shop and word spread we were looking for people who had worked on bases. it turned out this man serving tea, had worked in afghanistan for supreme , working for nato. >> whether they made it to afghanistan or not,

. >> struggling to stay cool in southern india where a heatwave killed more than a thousand people. >> in sport find out whether the cleveland cavaliers have done enough to earn a spot in the nba finals. >> makes police are being investigated for suspected links for mass graves in people smuggling camps. forensic experts are exhuming the bodies of suspected victims. bodies have been found in the camps on the border with thailand. most are believed to be rohingya. they are focusing on keeping the borders sealed. >> those leading thailand's operation against human traffickers don't think there are anymore migrant camp to say discovery and they have their key suspect in custody. for them, the top priority is making sure that their borders stay sealed so any remaining human traffickers have no place to hide and no space to restart their channels. >> i would think it is not destination. if you make them very different and make them not comfortable to walk past, to pass out of the country, they will not come. >> we went with the thai army up to one of their jungle outposts, set up to block

greenpeace and its supporters have been agitated against the establishment of a nuclear power plant in southern indiaeace india has been in the forefront of telling the government that, look, if you have to mine coal mine it in an he can logically friendly manner. don't destroy virgin forests did br*. >> you are saying it's polight comply motivated. [speaking at the same time] >> against government policies? are you saying at that that -- absolutely. in the 1970s the then prime minister of india saw that foreign hand of everything that went wrong in india. i regret to say this that there are some individuals in the present government who seem to be looking at ngos, including greenpeace as the reason why india's economy is not growing. which is really a lot of nonsense but i believe that these kind of actions do not -- i mean, freedom of expression is a constitutional right of every -- it's a fundamental right of every indian citizens, i may disagree with the government's views but you can't put me behind or or harass me because you disagree with me. >> have there been any negotiations with the govern

reaching 50 degrees celsius and we report. >> reporter: funerals have been taking place across the southern indiamost of the people who have died here do small jobs and they have no financial security. the government needs to help them. >> reporter: he has been hardest hit with a heat wave with the death toll at more than 1,000 and the metrologist department said temperatures raised quickly and unexpectedly and catching people in the hottest areas by surprise and people are doing what they can to keep cool and ngo trying to raise awareness of illnesses like heat strokes but there are fear these public service announcements are little too late. in other parts of india hundreds of million of people are also struggling in sweltering conditions. >> translator: i had to cover up well because it's easier with some people these days and try to go out either in the morning or in the evening. >> translator: the heat is great for my business and people are doing a lot more and drinking cold drinks like lemonade to stay hydrated. >> risen 45 degrees celsius and compounded misery and led to criticism of the

the latest reports say more than 700 people have died in southern india over the past few weeks. it to rise. yesterday a the temperature in. johnny depp could face up to ten years in prison for bringing dogs into australia. he was in hot water earlier this month after breaking the strict quarantine's law. if he is found guilty he could face up to a ten-year sentence or a maximum fine of $265,000. right now we want to take you to illinois where these two are celebrating their 100th grandchild. the couple had 12 children. 53 grandchildren, 46 great grandchildren but this little guy who was born on april 8th is their first great, great grandchild. >> they look great. >> you know how many birthday phone calls that is a year? >> you know home presents that is. and to puerto rico a man held a wheel at his own wake. he wanted to use his cab rather than a standard coffin. that's what he wanted to do and people came to pay their respects. thanks for joining us. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. it's tuesday may 26th. welcome to "way too early." we begin with deadly sto

the latest reports say more than 750 people have died in southern india over the past few weeks.y the temperature in delhi topped a blistering 114 degrees farenheit. >>> from "people" magazine, johnny depp could face up to ten years in prison for bringing his dogs into australia. dep landed in hot water after breaking the country's laws. if the matter goes to court and he is found guilty, he could face up to a ten-year sentence or a maximum fine of $265,000. >>> today a funeral is held for were the 29-year-old veteran of the omaha and the police force and a new mother was killed in the line of duty last week. thousands of police officers from around the nation are expected to attend. >>> want to save money in gas this summer? turn up the ac. it's better to use the air conditioner when driving at high speeds because open windows increase the cars arrow dynamic drag and uses it more full. >>> 100th grandchildren. they have 12 children, 53 grandchildren and 46 little grandchildren. little jackson, april 8th is their first great great grandchild. >> do you have walls for all of those

temperatures have been swarming the contributor the deaths of 1400 people most of the deaths are in southern india the has and loss of water doctors are on alert for he related illnesses and back giving out so to buttermilk and wrong is to help my generation is likely to continue for seven more days and as hot as a hundred and 17 degrees. >>darya: that is very unbelievable and hard to in door where talking about nationwide weather and worldwide whether we would get back to our web and a few minutes happen now a stretch of manhattan beach in southern california is closed off as u.s. coast guard's the series balls of tar and oil that washed ashore they think it is a barrel or two oriole nothing like a spill santa barbara county but a 2 mi. stretch still close as of yesterday for manhattan beach into our most of to the cause right now is a mystery there is a refinery and oil pipeline there by the they do not think that the goal came from there. >>mark: this comes after investors learned that the cells sell the company is this year's sales and earnings will be less than was expected the officials blam

the first rains of annual monsoon season aren't expected to hit the southern india states until next ill be at least a month until the forecast improves in northern india. al jazerra new dehli. >>> demonstrators have clashed with police in chile as the protest for educational reform continue. in the kansas tal santiago secondary school students led the protest. students are demanding better conditions and pay for staff. our latin american editor joins me live from santiago. lou see, a what is the mood there among the students? has the police response had any affect on their resoft. >> reporter: nine city is bracing for more trouble. as you can see the street behind me is almost empty. it's 6:30 p.m. here, it's rush hour, it would normally be packed people are rushing to get home early because another huge, much larger demonstration than the one you just talked about with secondary students is about to take place in about an hour and a half. this has been called for by university students. earlier in the day, there were at least 30 arrests, one super mark market was sacked. a lot of ca

showers and thunderstorms in parts of southern india are bringing some relief but 100-degree temperatures are expected for at least one more day. >>> italy, a british royal navy ship rescued migrants trying to cross the mediterranean see. it is just the latest of many rescues of people fleeing violence in northern africa. italian ships rescued 442 people friday in 22 separate operations. >>> china, the country unveiling a new set of vintage tour buses in beijing. it's all to boost the country's bid for the 2022 olympics. they are designed to look like vintage trolleys powered by electricity and even have wi-fi. and that's a wrap on this trip around the world in 80 seconds. >>> isis and the war on terror will likely be a top campaign issue in 2016. for republicans it may prove to be a divisive one as well. some calling for more involvement to stomp out the islamic militanting, while others like rapid paul blame some of his fellow republicans helping isis grow to the threat it now is. carl cameron has more. >> reporter: 2016 will be the fourth presidential race in a row with the u.s. battli

. >> and parts of southern india continue to bake under deadly heat waves there.00 people have died sincering temperatures arrived in mid april. they're dieing from dehydration, heat stroke and other heat related conditions. temperatures are soaring as high as 113 degrees. some areas have gotten some relief from showers and thunderstorms but other locations may have to wait untilwaitanother day or so for much needed rain. now to our weather authority. we're going to get more rain. >> after those stories you can't really complain. >> what can we see. >> maybe a little flooding. we need the rain and we're getting quite a bit of it. first off when you step outside tonight things pretty comfortable. the rain has cleared out, at least part of the lehigh valley had some rain tonight. this is just the start. this is certainly our first headline. rains are moving in. a really affecting just the north and western suburbs overnight tonight, maybe as early as tomorrow morning but this area of rain will spread to the south so we're looking at some very heavy rain. not only to

. >>> despite relief from rain temperatures as high as 130 degrees farenheit was reported in southern indiaied since the heatwave in mid april. communities plagued by water shortages are struggling to coat. we have this report. >>> in some of the most impoverished pockets, hundreds of families are holding last rights for their loved ones. this man says his father that worked in the family fields died of heat stroke. he was 85 >>> my father got sick because of the heat. he was not well for a few days. we gave him water, that did not help. we decided to take him to the hospital. he died on the way >>> stories of illness and death are told across the area and the neighbouring state of andre pradesh. despite the enormity some doctors are equipped to deal with the growing health crisis. >> oral liquid intravenous drips, a basic medical treatment is required to treat sun stroke patient. that is enough in each primary health center in my cluster. >> reporter: in one distribute what has been described as an unprecedented heatwave raised questions about on old problem. pools like these are an import

. >>> and in southern india a heat wave has killed more than a thousand people.ed alert has been issued but there is relief in site. weather forecasters say monsoon rains may fall in the next few days. >> it's mostly people who workout doors. people who have heat strokes. so what the local governments have done is people who work on government schemes have been asked to take a break between 11:00 to about 4:00 in the afternoon. according to the figures available from the governments in south india, the total figures right now stand at about 1100. but these are figures which can be questioned are requestable figures, because nobody really recorded whether the person died because of heat stroke or some other reason. so these are people who have been exposed to heat and have come into hospitals and reported heat stroke. so the figure could be higher and the next few days the figures will remain. >>> coming up the army is looking for al-shabab fighters the day after the group attacked soldiers. >>> anti-government protesters in burundi refuse to come off of the stree

. >> reporter: funerals have been taking place across the southern india states. >> translator: mostople who died here do small jobs and have no financial security. the government needs to help them. >> reporter: hardest hit by the heat wave with the state government putting the death toll at more than 1,000, india's metrologist department says temperatures have risen quickly and unexpectedly touching residents in the hottest area by surprise and people are doing what they can to keep cool and ngos and local governments trying to raise awareness of illnesses like heat stroke but there are fears these public service announcements are a little too late. in other parts of india hundreds of millions of people are also struggling in sweltering conditions. >> translator: i have to cover up well. it's easier to see people in air conditioning in cars these days and want to go out in the morning or the evening. >> translator: the heat is great for my business. people are buying a lot more and drinking cold drinks like lemonade to stay hydrated. >> in the capitol temperatures have risen 45 deg

. >> the heatwave in southern india has killed more than 1800 people. thousands of water tankers are delivering supplies to villages worried about water shortages. crops are dying. the severe temperatures are expected for a few more days. >> cuba will come off the list of state sponsors of terrorism part of president obama's move to restore diplomatic ties with that country. congress had 45 days to override the president but took no action. cuba had been on the list for 33 years. talks are underway to reopen embassies. >> police in new orleans face a new problem not enough officers for a force that is overworked and understaffed. jonathan martin reports. >> there's increasing outcry to solve crimes in new orleans. the police department is grossly understaff. five years ago, it was 1600 officers strong, today there are just over 1100, the fewest in more than 35 years. >> when people call for the police it's going to take them a long time to get there if they get there at all. >> the department started to shrink several years ago as new orleans was facing

the heat wave has hit hardest in southern parts of india.s is where most of the deaths have occurred. many areas don't have enough drinking water. thunderstorms and rain forecast for the coming days may provide some coming relief, but temperatures aren't expected to drop significantly until the rainy season's start later in june. brent: and now we join our india correspondent sonia phalnikar who joins us on the phone. sonia, how are the government workers dealing with this? sonia: i was in the capital delhi and that city is just really in the grip of a heat wave. it was near 46 degrees celsius so you can imagine, it was really sawn alike -- sauna-like conditions there. people cut electricity for about 10 hours a day with the grid struggling to provide electricity. many places have borne the brunt of the heat, and many victims there are neighbors and construction workers. they are unable to stop working and their families depend on their daily wages. the state has issued heat alerts advising people to stay indoors and drink plenty of fluids,

india. the southern states are the worst affected with temperatures close to 50 degrees celsius,. >> reporterrals have been taking place across the southern indian states nearly 1400 people have died there because of heat-related illnesses. >> this woman died because of sun stroke. most of the people who have died here are daily wage workers. they do small jobs and they have no financial security. the government needs to help them. >> reporter: it has been hardest hit by the heat wave with the state government putting the death toll at more than 1,000. india's meteorological department says temperatures have risen quickly and unexpectedly. catching residents in the region's hottest areas by surprise. people are doing what they can to keep cold n.g.o.s and local governments are trying to raise awareness about illnesses like heat stroke. but in some areas, there are fears these public service announcements are a little too late. in other parts of india hundreds of millions of people are also struggling in sweltering conditions. >> translator: i have to cover up well when i am traveling by ricks

continues in india do whatever they can to try to soaring temperatures more than 104 people and southern indiavy officer and turned away from officer but in new york city and the incident happened memorial day weekend by lawn concert recording distillers family consists knob was by the front desk hotels with michael that adjust code and turn away the sailor. the decision has been met with a lot criticism standard hotel before praising those in the united states and apologizing for their mistake. >> darya: tar oil the wash ashore they don't know where the was coming from and it's a barrel or to nothing from this spot from santa barbara county to process of speech that there is close and was close yesterday popular beaches and almost a beach likely lower-than- expected end of the officials have court competition and impact of a strong dollar on international shoppers. >> mark: travers may soon be able to have this marked tree phone control on the dashboard and the 14 a 2016 model year shanties will be able to support vehicle software systems from apple and " in car play enjoyed auto allow driver

it is expected to hit the southern coast of india end of the month.s weeks for the monsoon rains to travel inward and upward into india. it could be a week, two weeks before the rains hit. most of india. really cool temperatures down. as a result of that, the death wave, the number of people dying could definitely increase as a result of this, this heat wave. it is a very, very, difficult situation. as you pointed out. there are many poor people. most vulnerable sections of our society who do not have access to -- to even -- air conditioning is really considered a luxury here in india. power remains a huge problem for about 400 million people. a third of india's 1.2 billion people who don't have reliable access to power. so they don't even have a fan to put on to cool down. and leave alone air conditioning which remains out of reach for hundred thoucs of thousand of i. >> devastating situation. many thanks to you for bringing us up to date. now we have pedram javahari back with us to explain the situation. now learning more than 700 people have died.

we should have been at this point and beyond that, the 1st of june, we would get to the southern portion of indiaplace right here across the central and eastern corner of india where temperatures are at their hottest. that's where the majority of the fatalities are occurring. look at the temperatures in the heat index the next 24 hours. that is about 122 or so fahrenheit. remarkable attempts. very, very dangerous and it looks like this is going to continue for a couple of days across this region. it doesn't show. relief. 42. the average 47. beyond that, you need the monsoonal rains to cool things off. that is certainly what they've been seeing across the u.s. state of texas whe a major drought was in mays years ago. now you see scenes out of houston, texas, harris county, the third largest county in the united states taking on a tremendous amounts of water. look at the radar, showing you the establishmented rainfall over the past several days, pinning the pictures of upwards of over 300 me the millimeters. this amount of rainfall in that amount of time is something you would see on the other of o

the rain across the region is further out, sri lanka has seen heavy rain and across the southern states of india. some areas will see heavy rain over the next couple of days. for the north it's largely dry and hopefully good for the people in nepal. >> thank you for that. still ahead north korea's defense minister is executed, apparently for showing disrespect to the leader, kim jong-un. >> rescue and recovery after a deadly factory fire in the philippines. >> in sport we hear from double olympic champion at the start of the international athletic fever. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >> you're on the news hour here and these are the top stories hundreds of people

retaliation for sanctions imposed on russia for its role in the conflict >>> a heatwave in india kills 2,000 people. the southern states of andre pradesh have been hardest hit. temperatures are putting pressure on communities recovering. >> the worsening drought could have consequences. the resident coordinator warned that the drought could lead to food shortages and could be worse than 2016. it's 16% less. north korea was hit by famine in the 1990, seeing up to a million believed to have died >>> from the university of foreign studies no seoul, saying monitoring north korea's imports from china suggests food stocks are under pressure. >> what is interesting is a few weeks ago is imports from china, of grains going down indicated their good harvest. now we are hearing a different case this time. it's only the lack of sustainability of the food production system in north korea >>> 29 people died in the united states. 25 of the victims from texas. 11 are missing. the u.s. service issued flood warnings. president obama signed a flood declaration to free up funds. jonathan martin has more. >> reporter: we are seeing

if it happens, it benefits and will connect the rich markets of southern china with eastern india, whichf pretty backward compared to the rest of the india. the linkage which passes through bangladesh and myanmar could be a game changer for the whole of asia if the two countries have easy access to each other. there are economic ties that both will flourish. this is what india is coming aboard to and realising. i think you know we'll try to take the with china. meantime you know, we have a common goal with china. industrially it's different. we are not linked easily. we have to come through to get to india. >> it could be more dynamic. excuse me for interrupting you, good to have your thoughts. >> the death poll in nepal from this major aftershock rose to 110, happening three weeks after an quake killed. the disaster left buildings across the capital. too dangerous for people to go inside. >> even after the earthquake kathmandu looks serene. when you look closer the cracks appear. this large apartment complex was evacuated during the earthquake. it's a threat to those lie in the shadow.

. >>> an extreme heat wave has killed more than 500 people across india, most died in the southern statescould continue for another two weeks. >>> a major air defense exercise is underway in southern russia. 12,000 soldiers and 250 aircraft are testing their combat readiness. the four days of maneuvers are preparing for a larger drill planned in september. >>> that coincides with fighter jet exercises in sweden, norway they are testing military operation in the nordic region of the russian territory. >>> the chief prosecutor of the international tribunal is ordered to belgrade to explain why he has ordered a serbian leader back to the hague. he was sent home from the try bu nan six months ago after being diagnosed with cancer. sonia guy ag go has more. >> reporter: he gets a hero's reception. the 60-year-old was temporarily released last year on humanitarian grounds. serbian doctors say he suffers from cancer of the colon which has spread to his liver. he himself has insisted he will not return to the netherlands unless he is forced to. this footage shows him at a siege that ended in the

india. most died in the southern states.ecasters say the heat wave could could continue for two weeks at least. >>> the u.s. state of texas the governor has charged a state of disaster in 24 counties. four people have been killed and 12 people are still missing after wild storms brought flash flooding. the governor compared it to a tsunami which he says wiped out some homes completely off the map. 10s of thousands of homes have been left without power. >>> and a powerful tornado has ripped through a border city in northern mexico killing at least 13 people. and injuring hundreds more. homes and cars have been destroyed in a town that lies right on the board we are texas adam raney reports. >> reporter: the damage left in a tornado's wake. the storm struck just after 6:00 in the morning it was labeled a category four storm with winds in excess of 300-kilometers per hour. experts here at mexico's national immediate logical service tell us tornadoes are extremely rare in mexico so officials went onto tell us there is not even a

. >> in india, a severe heat wave has killed more than a thousand people. most of the deaths have been reported in the southerntates of andapardash and tadadano. a red alert has been issued. temperatures have cleaned to nearly 50 degrees celsius. forecasters i say the monsoon rains might hit india in thefection few days. a professor of medicine at the well cornell hospital in qatar. he talks to me about the reasons behind fatal sun stroke. >> this is actually a normal phenomenon. it's when the body is not able to cool down adequately when the temperatures rise particularly when you have high humidity. and so it's not particular to india. it's anywhere. in the in the u.s., it can occur, as well. and so the major manifestations are that the patient -- the person will become dehydrated and dollied develop al stroke. stroke immediately people think of as something where you have a blocked vessel and damage to the brain and in the sense or in terms of heat stroke this is essentially when body temperatures rise above 40 degrees. the consequence of that is that the normal systems, enzyme systems in all cells, particu

. >>> a severe heat wave has killed more than a thousand people in india, most of the douts have been in the southerns. in some areas temperatures have climbed to nearly 50 degrees celsius every day for the last five weeks, but there is relief in sight as forecasters say the monsoon rains should hit india in the next few days. >>> 12 malaysia policeman have in custody as part of an investigation into mass graves linked to people-smuggling groups. forensic experts are continuing to exhume the bodies of expected victims. most are expected to believe rohingya migrants from myanmar and poor migrants from bangladesh. >>> the european union has asked its member states to take in 40,000 migrants in the next two years. jacky rowland has the latest from brussels. >> reporter: for the first time we have heard concrete figures of migrants that the european commission is asking individual member states to accept. the key word is asking. this is a voluntary scheme. the united kingdom has said it is not going to opt into the scheme. and other countries have expressed concern about the number of migrants they are b

southern indian state until next week. and it will be at least a month until the forecast improves in northern india. al jazerra new delhi. >>> more than 100 people have been ordered to evacuate remote southern japanese island after a volcano erupted. it exploded on friday morning sending thick black smoke high in to the air. some airlines have been forced to divert flights. >>> demonstrators have clashed with police in chile as protests for educational reform continues. students in the capital santiago are demanding free education and better pay and perks for staff. they are also accusing police of using excessive force at a demonstration last week. lucia newman reports. >> reporter: it started peacefully enough. the turn outs were passing even organizers' expectations. as 10s of thousands of demonstrators marched down santiago's main avenue. they were led by the father of a student in critical condition after he was hit by water sprayed from from a water cannon last week. this march is against police repression in solidarity with him and all students who have a right to protest said stephanie aviles

. >>> a severe heatwave continues in india, it's killed over 1,000 people in the southern state of andre pradesh alone. several tours soared to over 47 degrees celsius. most of the victims are the elderly, homeless and labourers, and are suffering sun stroke and chronic dehydration. several in south korea have been diagnosed with respiratory syndrome for m.e.r.s. several caught the disease. one victim broke quarantine and is in china. officials are trying to locate him >>> u.s. has called on china to stop building artificial islands in in the south china sea. the u.s. military will act in the region in line with international law. the islands have been contested between china and its neighbours. >> a u.s. congressional delegation wrapped up a visit to cuba saying washington would not seek regime change saying an embassy would open in havana for weeks. both will work towards restoring diplomatic relations, after more than five decades of embargoes imposed on the islands in. >> a state of emergency has been declared as anti-mining protesters begin a demonstration in the south. weeks of dea

southern big brother. >> hyde re electric engineer and former minister says india would get regularized water flow free and electricity on the cheep. >> if you export electricity, the factories will be set up. they'll have to go. they'll have to do that in india, in 50 degree heat. >> nepal has used 1% of the hydroelectric potential. there's agreement that the power resource needs to be harnessed as part of the recovering. how it should be done is a divisive issue >>> calls to impeach the president are again made in brazil. dilma rousseff is suffering from record low ratings as critics connect her to a multibillion fraud scandal. >> reporter: these members of the free brazil movement walks to close it a month from sao paulo to brasilia to hand deliver a petition demanding that president dilma rousseff be impeached. there's a demand of their 1,000km journey. >> we consider the mountain pressure coming from the people sooner or later leading to impeachment. the generation is evident. if it doesn't happen now, it will happen in the near future. the legal framework is there, the population wants it and all we

. >>> in india a searing heat wave has killed more than a thousand people over the past week. the temperatures climbed above 47 degrees sell see news some areas, the southern states have been sweltering as well as business banbengal can. >> reporter: people in india are used to hot summers. tr*pb it's too hot. it's everybody tough to accept there is such heat. >> reporter: temperatures have been climbing for a month. and a serious heat wave has dropped. more than 800 pistol team have died. in the middle the day there is a bit of shade and some ponds to cool off in. the biggers problems are heat strokes and dehydration. >> translator: breaking down because of overheat, we are sweating so much. throat is getting dry, we have to keep quenching our thirst frequently. >> reporter: it doesn't look like letting up any time soon. the government is telling people to stay indoors if they can. wear a hat. and drink lots of water. the meteorological office has blamed the heat wave on a shortage of rain and is warning people there are more hot days to come. the last big heat wave in india in 2002, and 2003, killed thousands of people. nicole johnston, al jazerra. >>> n

. >>> in india a severe heat wave has killed more than a thousand people. most of the deaths have been reported in the southernred alert has been issued in these states. temperatures have climbed to near 50 degrees celsius in some areas. but there is some relief insight as forecasters say the monsoon rains might hit india over the next few days, crossing over to joining us by skype. he's the science editor of new delhi television a private news channel. according to? indian media they are reporting there could be a drought in some areas before the monsoon rains hit. what is being done to prepare for that scenario? >> well, see, this is the hot season in india the land has to heat up only and then the moon soon will strike the country. the monsoon comes from the oceans and rises up northwards towards india. this is really the hot season and temperatures of over 40 degrees are very normal for this period. but this continued stretch of over 45 degrees centigrade temperature in the southern states is something that we just -- has caused a lot of strive and people have died. >> and the heat, we understand, taking i

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india. most died in the southern states, weather forecasters saying the heatwave could continue for another two weeks. >> in mexico, 13 were killed after a powerful tornado ripped through a border city. dozens of homes and cars have been destroyed on the border with the u.s. state of texas. >> in texas, four have been killed in flash floods. tens of thousands of homes have been left without power. the state governor compared it to a tsunami wiping some homes completely off the map. >> the latest world weather now with robin. much more on that severe weather. >> yes which apparently is never-ending. certainly in texas there are an awful lot of things feeding into this. you've got the gulf of mexico, which is warm, the winds are coming together, help to go lift clouds into the sky. they've got various frontal systems coming together. just here, you'd think what on either happened there. this is a cloud building, drifting eastward. it blossomed over the accident. you never saw a tornado coming out of it. that was briefly and violently the case. you have this massive rain that came affidavitwar

monsoon season aren't expected to hit the southern indian state until next week, and it will be at least one month until the forecast improved in northern indiaeera, new delhi. >> there have been reports of russia amassing military equipment close to the ukrainian border. military vehicles were seen being loaded on to trains in the southern region that's 20-kilometers from the border. nato has said that pro russia forces -- the kremlin has question nighed that russian forces are fighting in ukraine. now the british prime minister is currently in france, he is on a whistle stop tour of europe, he is trying to drum up support from leaders to negotiate loser terms for it's membership of the e.u. well if he fails cameron says he will hold a referendum whether the u. k. would stay in the block prime ministers will be warned that it is very risk. we can can see the podium with the frenching and british leaders due to arrive very shortly we might dip into that prez conference, if they are saying anything particularly interesting better for us to go to jackie rollins life. tell us more about the french reaction to this by the british? >> well, as you

india company would build a plant and sell electricity back. there are fears that a sovereign resource will be sold down the river to a southern big brother. hollywood deelectric engineer and former water minister said india would get regularized water flow free and electricity on the cheap. >> if export electricity, the factories are going to be set up here not there and our guys will have to go to qatar and and you had rain and malaysia right now. then we'll have to do that in india in 50-degree heat now. >> the there's broad agreement that this resource needs to be better manner necessaried at part of recovery. how that should be done remains divisive. harry fossett, al jazeera. >> the head of european football had a face-to-face meeting with fifa president seth blatter. details, next. >> back now with all the non-stop developments developments in fifa. >> high ranking officials were arrested on wednesday. latino mat blatter where he asked blatter to quit. the swiss saying he had no intention of resigning before friday's vote where he will be going for a fifth term in office. prince ali was at the meeting. platini said he was sorry thing

. >>> in india a severe heat wave killed more than 1,000 people. most of the deaths are reported in the southern states. a red alert has been issued in these states. temperatures have climbed to near 50 degrees celsius in some areas, but there's relief in sight as forecasters say the monsoon rains might hit india in the next few days. >>> we're just coming up to the top of the hour on al jazeera. in a few minutes i'll be with us with the al jazeera news hour. i'll have all the top stories and all the top lines that have been coming out of switzerland where fifa says that the president, blatter, is not involved in the bribery allegations we've been hearing. more on that in just a moment. stay with us. second hour. cond hour. >> "compass" will challenge the way you look at the world. talking about big subjects. telling human stories. >> there's a tidal wave. >> we all have a problem. >> could you have seen that coming? >> my name is imran garda the show >>> this is al jazeera. >>> hello, and welcome to the news hour. hiem in doha with the top stories on al jazeera. >>> football's governing body is

india during a severe heat wave. most of the deaths were in the southern states of telengana and anda pradesh. it can continue for next two weeks. >> tornado hits the mexican border city of asuna. adam rainey has more details. >> this is a major storm to hit ciudad acuna category 4 storm tornado force winds civil officials tell us they are not accustomed to tornadoes it's extremely rare, although they sit on the border of texas conditions in mexico usually don't make it possible for funnel clouds to form. massive damage at the time city of 100,000 plus, so much that the president and the governor have announced this a national disaster. the governor of the state is touring the location assessing the damage and trying to figure out just what his people need. >> well, just across the border in texas the governor has declared a state of disaster in 24 counties as a tornado left thousands of people without power. the neighbor state of oklahoma has been badly feat he. gabriel elizondo has the story. >> underwater, that's how people felt after being dazed by a week of flooding. small towns in centra

india severe heatwave has killed more than a thousand people. most of the deaths have been in the surgeon states. states--southern states. been issued in those states. in some areas temperatures have climbed to 50 degrees celsius every day. but there is relief in sight as monsoon rains should hit i can't india in the next few days. >>> new treatment for patients with aggressive skin cancer will see a worldwide trial usings the herpes virus. it will be used on patients with melanoma. patients using the treatment survived twice as long. we'll go to the professor of oncology at the university of leads. >> this is a new approach to cancer. this virus has been genetically modified to make it less dangerous to normal tissues, and also to specifically attack and replicate in cancer cells. the other thing that the virus can do in this instance is stimulate your own immune system to attack the cancer, which would otherwise ignore. so there is a two-pronged attack here. and the virus is directly killing the cancer but also stimulating your own immune system to attack as well. >> world wildlife fund has released a list of 139 new sp

southern big brother. >> hydroelectric engineer and former water minister says india would get regularized water flow free on the cheap. >> if you export electricity they will be set up there not here, and our guys won't get jobs in the country they will have to go to qatar and saudi arabia, and malaysia. and they will have to go to india in the heat now. >> nepal uses just pun% of the estimated megawatt hydroelectric potential there is more agreement that this powerful resource needs to be better harnessed. but just how that should be done remain as devicive issue. >> harry faucet, al jazeera. nepal. >> the fighting back against a possible kuala. a overcrowded colony of around 1,000 animals is being assessed for ill health this week. there are concerns many are undernourished. they are a protected species with around 45,000 left. and just the kuala in the bottom of the trees just dying. the whole area smells of dead kualas. >> sustainable density what we are observing on the ground is three to four on a minimum, and up to 20. >> 22 personnel at a u.s. air base in south korea have been given treatment for

. >>> in india severe heat wave has killed more than a thousand people. most of the deaths have been reported in the southern been issued in these states, temperatures have climb today nearly 50 degrees celsius in some areas but there is relief insight as forecasters say the monsoon rains might hit india in the next few days. a science editor of new delhi television that's a private news channel he says people are being asked to stay inning floors some provinces. >> it's only people who work work outdoors people who do construction work, laborers, a daily wage earners on the streets who could get heat strokes, what the local governments have done people who work on government schemes have been asked to ache break between 11:00 a.m. in the morning to about 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. according to the figures available from the governments in south i understand yakker the total figures right now stand at about 1100. but these are figures which can be questioned, are questionable figures, because nobody really records whether the person died because of overheating heat stroke or some other reason. so these are

southern sri lanka. not quite reaching the east coast of india. i want to bring you to the other side of the world now, southwestern japan where we have just recently and on friday morning had a volcanic eruption captured on video. this is take a look at this visual coming in from the region, this is part of the chain of japanese volcanic island very sparsely populated. this is volcanic ash shooting into the air. this is the second eruption in about nine months. what you will see on the next video is the ash and the hot gasses reaching the ocean, cooling off. we are actually watching that on your tv screen. more of just geography in action. you are seeing the island, this very sparsely populated island, starting to expand as that flow cools off in the ocean. cool stuff. >> incredible picture. thankfully yes. just 110 people live on that island. and they are out of there. >> they are evacuated. >> thank you. >> a mosque in phoenix arizona is the scene for an anti-islam rally tonight in the united states. we will have more on the controversial conte

southern big brother. >> it's not a problem. >> reporter: hydroelectric engineer and former water minister says india would get regularized water free, and electricity on the cheap. >> if you export electricity it, the factories are going to be set up there. not here. and our guises won't get jobs in their country they'll have to go -- well, throwing qatar and saudi arabia and malaysia right now. grinding their bones off. they'll have do that in india in 50-degree heat now. >> reporter: nepal uses just 1% of its estimated 82,000-megawatt hydro elect tri potential. there is a broad agreement that this powerful resort needs to be pert harnessed as part of post quake recovery. just how it should be done is a divisive issue. harry fawcett in nepal. >>> columbia's fork rebels have confirmed within of their very peace negotiators was killed last week. martinez was among 27 relates killed in an attack on a camp in south western co colombia. peace talks continue despite the recent he escalation in violence. >>> thousands of cargo trucks are stranded along the bolivia-chile board never icy conditions after customs workers went on strike

india swelters. >> at least 1,054 people have died in the soaring temperatures. in three southern states. according to indian disaster management officials. malika kapur reports that the poor seem to be suffering the most. >> reporter: an extreme heat wave is sweeping across india. hundreds of people have died. either from a sun stroke or dehydration. temperatures are soaring. in some places, touching 48 degrees celsius. that's 118 degrees fahrenheit. the states in the south are the worst hit. the capital new delhi and central india are affected too. most vulnerable, people who didn't have access to shelter. the homeless, construction workers, beggars, migrant laborers who often live on the streets, and, the elderly. >> it is very severe. due to that people are getting dehydrated and facing so much feeling like fainting. and they're feeling very sick. the early morning by 8:00 very severe heat. losing all of their energy. >> reporter: local disaster management officials in some states are urging people to stay indoors between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to wear cotton clothes and use caps and