field producer jim wickens to the aceh region of north sumatra. here the leuser ecosystem m is one of the last remaining strongholds for indonesian wildlilife. it's a 6-million-acre protected park, but it's being illegally cut down to make room for palm oil. >> wewe've e driven intnto the r ecosyststem. this is a place e f tigers, elephphants, rhinos, and orangutans. it's susupposed to e protecteded. but we'veve been td off by rangegers here that there is illegal deforestation going onon as we speak. we're going to go and try to film them and get t right up close to the destructction. keep going. we've been hiking for hours to get here, right on the edge of where the trees are being cut d down. i'm standnding just ters from whwhere the chainsawas are opererating. i'm whihisperig because we'veve been tolold by r guguides that these e people are highly dangerorous. [chainsaws in backgrouound] and it's likekely to get violent if wewe move any closer. [man shououts in didistncnce] you cacan hear the trerees fallg through the canopy. it's one of the mo

steve chow, al jazeera, sumatra, indonesia. >> you can see more of that report on 101 east. thursday right here on al jazeera. >>> now one of football's greatest ever players has died at the age of 68. johan creuf became an iconic player for the netherlands. and barcelona. looking back on his career. >> he stood tall, the amsterdam club he joined, from 1971 to 1973, he led the club to three expive consecutive titles. it was here where the turn was born, his signature move. first displayed, instantly mimicked, croif would lead the tournament but total football had been born. the lively style of playing synonymous with the netherlands, that involves players interchanging roles. after the 1974 world cup, he moved to bars lone for bars lo. his health sufortd. he was a heavy smoke are before undergoing heart surgery in 1991 and he revealed last year that he was suffering from lung cancer. his family said he passed away peacefully at his home in barcelona. johan cruypf was 68. >> welcome to 101 east. i'm steve chao. in thailand, getting up close to jungle animals is one of the mos

al jazeera, sumatra, indonesia. >>> and you can see more of that report on 101 east's full program itl air at 2230 gmt on thursday here on al jazeera. and a quick reminder that you can keep up-to-date with all the news on our website, there it is on your screen, the address, aljazeera.com. >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight." i'm joie chen. tonight we look behind the walls of communities facing america's toughest challenges. so often housing projects are written off, considered too hopelessly riddled with poverty and crime to even begito

epicenter is west sumatra, a city of 1 million people, is basically the one to watch. the reports coming from the city, they haven't seen any damage so far and also no tsunami. there is an island chain, there's three islands there and those islands have been hit before in 2010 by a tsunami and hundreds of people died five years ago. at the moment, there's no contact with these islands, because the phone lines are not working right now, but we have to say that the people there have quite an experience dealing with earthquakes. they happen very regular in this area, and they always have the experience of just running to high ground if this happens. this is what we see in the coast and also in the city, people don't panic anymore. they have the importance and they just go to the higher ground. of course, they are quite shocked by the strength of the earthquake, but so far, no tsunami yet and we are waiting for the lifting of the warning in the next hour. >> thank you for that update from jakarta. >>> jordanian security forces killed seven men targeting fighters in the cit

the shaking triggered a panic in towns on sumatra as well as a chain of other islands. people clogged the streets to get to higher elevations. no reports of damage or injuries. >>> debris found on the coast of africa may be part of the malaysia airline passenger plane that disappeared two years ago. the debris washed up over the weekend in mozambique. a u.s. official said experts close to the investigation believe it's -- a part from that same type of aircraft. the boeing 777 similar to thi disappeared in march 2014. it's the only one known to be missing. >>> the republican pool of presidential hopefuls is getting smaller. in a statement today, ben carson told supporters he does not see a path forward and will not attend tomorrow's debate in detroit. but he is not yet formally suspending his campaign. he won only 8 delegates. >>> today hillary clinton and donald trump are a lot closer to securing their party's presidential nominations. each scored major victories on super tuesday but mark albert reports trump's march to the nomination is creating rifts in the republican

. >> in 2004, there was a 9.1 off the coast of sumatra there. that lead obviously to thousands and thousands of casualties. we will be keeping a close eye. >> children suffering from physical abuse, sexual abuse and even lack of food. >> the irony, these children were already victims of abuse and neglect and when they were relocated, they were victimized all over again. >> spending the past three months uncovering this story. >> good morning. it's happening at group homes. these are modern day orphanages funded by the government to care for kids and teens pulled from their families because of abuse and neglect. we found occasions of children being beaten and truck -- dr drugged in the form of discipline. they can have anywhere from 4 to over 100 children. there have been 815 violations at bay area group homes that pose an immediate risk to children according to data we obtained from the california department of social services. that agency is in charge of licensing and inspecting group homes. while they can act immediately when children are in d

a massive 7.9 earthquake off the coast of the indodesian island of sumatra. it is shallow and a tsunami warning has been issued including australia and christmas island. this u.s. geological survey shows the center of the earthquake. there is no indication this is any damage to report as of yet. remember, in 2004 the tsunami was triggered that kill 230,000 people. >> of note, indodesian president is visiting sumatra now with no word on his status. we will update that here and twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a wanting to drivers in a county of burglars targeting you long before you could expect. matt keller is in san carlos with what you need to do. matt? >> yes, there is a major problem with theft. in san scar less. a main reason is a vehicle is targeted over another vehicle because it is opportunity. the thieves are watching you. they are paying attention in the panging lots. when you park, they keep an eye on you. mostly this takes place between 5:00 and 8:00 at night. the victims do not realize they are helping bad guys. they go back into the court do put the

tsunami warning after the seven-point-nine magnitude quake hit off the western coast of sumatra. the u-s geological survey says the quake centered about six miles below the surface of the indian ocean. the earthquake itseld was far from land, so damage wasn't too severe. but, officials still warned residents in coastal areas to get away from shore, in case a toughest sanctions against north korea in 20 years. the u-s and north korea's ally china spent seven weeks negotiating the terms of the new sanctions. they include mandatory inspections of items leaving and coming into the country by sea or air. it also bans the sale of weapons to the country. the news sanctions come after north korea reportedly tested a long range missile and upped its nuclear activity. this comes just after north korean media released these pictures of kim jong un touring a factory. the factory is known as one of the main places for developing missiles in the country. the state broadcaster says kim emphasized the factory needed to be updated, to make it more modern. the visit comes as the u-n is about to vo

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the 7.9 quake hit off the western coast of sumatra. these pictures were taken right after it hit. there are worries it could trigger a tsunami. in 2004, a tsunami killed thousands. >>> new at noon, three reported tornadoes in alama yesterday, the same stheas -- system that pushed through our area. the storm damaged more than a dozen homes. you don't have much time to think. >> we are just so shocked at what happened. >> the same storm created blinding conditions in nebraska yesterday and in the midwest, heavy snow caused crash after crash. >>> a much different story here. meteorologist keith monday is looking at blue skies in the metro area. >>> just a couple clouds spilling over the mountains. don't the clouds have a nice ripple in the high country? those are wave clouds. they go up over the mountains and come down the other side. kind of a neat effect. but they are seeing snow showers. a bit of a light coating at banner elk from the resortcam. the picture has become much, much snowy. roads are clean and the higher ridge tops may find a bit more of a light coating. but this snow

it was issued as a precaution when the 7.8 quake struck miles off the coach of sumatra. damage on land is minimal. the area is part of what is called the ring of fire, prone to frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. >>> a piece of airplane wreckage is on its way to malaysia from the african coast. is believed to be part of flight mh370. someone found the wreckage washed ashore in mozambique this weekend. most of the search is focused around the reunion islands. authorities will investigate whether it is part of the boeing 777. mh370 disappeared nearly 2 years ago with 239 people on board. >>> victories on super tuesday were so convincing the decided to ignore all others. as chris plakin reports, post are focusing on running against each other for the u.s. presidency., although technically there are four months left in the primary season, elmo tromp basically declared its over after racking up seven more states in super tuesday voting yesterday. >> once we get all this finish, i'm going to go after one person, hillary clinton. >> i'm so delighted to be with you here

. >> a passive earthquake just hit near sumatra island.e have the epicenter here, a relative report is saying that the earthquake is a 7.9 earthquake. all the most important thing is, the possibility of a tsunami. there is a tsunami wanting for the area in sumatra, 7.9 earthquake that struck off the west coast of the indodesian island. >> people all over social media saying they felt that on the island and in this area is we will continue to bring you updates true the store as we get them in. also, make sure to physical us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> we will toen with local news and get over to meteorologist mike nicco because we have weather in our area. >> yes, the first is fog. it is thickest at the reporting station in napa at quarter-mile, but there is false elsewhere as we can see from the exploritorium at pier 15 take over san francisco. temperatures are mild this morning at mid-50s to mid-50s in the 2012 and we will be 62 at the coast and mid-60s to 70 forest us, and high clouds increasing as the fog fades away. we will be in th

indonesia and australia issued tsunami warnings after a magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck off the island of sumatra. the extent of damage will not be known for some time. area was just devastated by an earthquake and tsunami back in 2004, killed more than one quarter million people. scott kelly is enjoying his first full day on earth in nearly a year. back on mother earth after a 340 days in space. ly and two cosmonauts landed after leaving the international space station. he is on his way to houston for a reunion with family. what doctors find will be critical in preparing for manned missions to mars. spent 520 days in space over his career, more than any other american. and inome time at home his pool, he will be ready to go back. talk about an unlucky cruiseship. royal caribbean had to cut short trip due to storms and concerns of a norovirus. just last month, the same cruiseship was damaged with heavy wind and waves, forcing passengers to hunger down for about 12 hours. for theiction is out cherry blossom peak bloom time. the best time to see those trees will be march 31 to april 3. jeannette re

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we're being told the quake struck off the west coast of the island of sumatra. new this morning new this morning. hurt after a head- harrison here's video from campbell road drive and west road. emergency crews say the driver of that red car... was sent to the aircare helicopter... the other driver was taken to a hospital by an ambulance both women were wearing their were conscious at the time. drivers who need to fill up... gas prices here in the tri-state, suddenly spiked overnight... here is video from queensgate....we're seeing it at 1-99 across this area. gas prices' typically increase in march because more americans are beginning to take spring break road trips. we have a full list of gasoline pump averages on our web-site at fox 19.com i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with catherine weather now transition a cold and blustery morning but just flurries. look for flurries into early afternoon

the quake -- hitting about 500 miles from sumatra -- prompted a tsunami warning. the warning was lifted a short time later. no deaths or widespread destruction have been reported. large earthquakes are relatively common in and around indonesia. "you can't sue us." that's the message behind a legal waiver you must sign before you enter a trampoline park. investigative reporter chris horne is looking important perspectives - first at five-thirty, your legal rights. so will that release that people sign stand up in court? no, says a local attorney who handles injury cases. in fact, the attorney says it can have a chilling effect on parents if their child gets hurt. just before 13 year old jonathan allen fractured two bones in his leg, he older sister -- we had to sign a waiver, when you first come in. less than an hour after martina allen and her younger brother signed the release, he was headed to chkd with a severe double fracture. but norfolk attorney john cooper says that release won't pass legal muster. c 2 3:04 john cooper injury lawyer -- the average person ha

earthquake map pulled up right new shows the earthquake centered in the indian ocean off the west coast of sumatra. the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami. it is important to note the center is just south of the 2004 earthquake that triggered the deadliest tsunami killing more than 200,000 people. no immediate reports of damage or injuries from the latest earthquake but the video you can see throughs of people leaving their homes after the shaking started. >> new this morning, a san jose liver is recovering after getting hit by a car driven by a naked man. it happened at the police horse stables around 7:00 this morning. police say the man drove through a, thered front gate, hit the officer, and the pole and a police car. the officers say he was actioning strangely and refused to get out of the car. he was arrested after a struggle. the officer is expected to be okay. >> a disturbing warning to drivers in san mateo county. thieves could be watching you long before you leave car. the county sent out an alert packing their cars and monitoring people as they exit their vehicle. most of the break-in

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the quake caused panic and traffic jams in west sumatra as people scrambled for higher ground. the tsunami warnings have been lifted. no word of injuries or any major damage. >>> the director of the fbi is admitting having apple unlock an iphone would set precedent. james comey testified before the house judiciary committee yesterday and he told members of congress that the government can force apple to unlock the phone used by the santa barbara shooter, it could open the door to gaining access to other iphones. until now the fbi had said that the request is limited just to that phone. apple has refused to cooperate with the court order saying writing software to unlock that phone would set a legal precedent. now, at the same time the u.s. attorney general spoke to cybersecurity conference in san francisco. loretta lynch told the people who write cyber code that the world now relies on digital technology for everything from ordering groceries to directing military operations. she says not everyone uses the technology the same way. >> we also have new avenues for a variety of wr

it struck off the indonesian island in sumatra. devastated by this and on into thousand four. no buildings were destroyed and no injuries have been reported. by this morning, things were back to normal. coming up next on wesh 2 news at michelle: in a most one hour, a sanford man of used of leaving a loaded gun were a six-year gold -- six-year-old found it and shot her self will face a judge. jason: we are also hearing more from the school without young girl attended classes. look for the latest in the case this afternoon. michelle: as many had to central florida' s beaches, a word of warning. beware of sharks. why some experts say so many have been spotted so close to shore. coming up today at 4:00. a washington man is teaching porch pirates a lesson one poop filled package at a time. jason: this guy says these have been swiping packages off doorsteps in his neighborhood. after valentine' s day gift was taken from his house, he put together a package of his own. like clockwork, a guy was caught >> i rate to the package so they can only open it one way and when they do, it is g

our correspondent reports from central sumatra. >> reporter: across indonesia forests are being razed to make way for palm oil and rubber plantations. these are the creatures paying the price >> one of the mistakes people make when trying to connect with the creature orangutan is it is not just a mindless animal. it's a person >> reporter: this is a man on a mission. he is one of the first people to reintroduce a rescued orangutan into the wild. now after failing to convince authorities to protect the forests, he is taking matters into his own hands. using donations leaving large tracks of land to the government to ensure the forests are not bulldozed >> we've got control and a lease of everything north of here. this is the front line to have a functioning ecosystem in this area. >> reporter: he and his team have trance forked these 34,000 hectares from a former logging station into a reserve for endangered animals. after training them to fend for themselves in the wild, this is where they release the orangutans who have been orphaned or kept illegally as pets. >> all up 178 orangutan

. >>> a tsunami alert has now been lifted for the indonesia island of sumatra after a major earthquake 800 kilometers off the coast. the quake came in relatively shallow water, but both indonesia and australia adopt graded their alerts within two hours. the news did start pani panic reaction and then would retract reports that people were killed. >> there is a fierce global debate on how best to tackle the world drug problem. since the 1970s the u.s. has led a military-style zero tolerance war on drugs, but the latest u.n. report urges a balanced approach meaning punishment and treatment. according to the report the scale of the problems is huge. especially in the west. last year one in every five drug-related deaths worldwide occurred in the united states. that's an average of 45,000 per year. an increase in heroin use has had a big impact, but the biggest factor is the misuse of prescription drugs that in many u.s. states is killing more people than car accidents. the problems are also growing in europe. in the last year 600 new psycho active substances were reported, double the year

. >>> a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck 500 miles from sumatra, indonesia's largest island. no reports of widespread destruction or deaths and tsunami warnings were canceled. this is the same region devastated by an earthquake and tsunami in 2004. >>> thousands of refugees and migrants are being held on the border between greece and macedonia. it's a scene of chaos as desperate crowds are trying to crowd into europe. protesters man managed to ram down barriers but were stopped by border police armed with >>> a peace of wreckage likely from the missing malaysia air flight 370. the boeing 777 disappeared in 2014 with 239 people on board. investigators haven't determined exactly what happened to the plane. malaysia airlines earlier stated they were speculative of the findings. >>> crews in new york are working to clear debris from a freight train derailment that forced dozen of people to evacuate their homes. 16 freight cars carrying hazardous liquids derailed on the southern rails last night. at least two tankers were leaking ethanol. those leaks have been contained. no one wa

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ashley: west of northern sumatra. we have tsunami warnings for these regions.s a very swallow earthquake, the shallower the earthquake more likely the tsunami. we've seen nothing yet, but warnings for the western coast of australia and christmas islands, a small island. they're keeping a close eye. no reports of damage. maria: it's the tsunami to watch for liz: 7.9 magnitude. ashley: 7.9, 8. maria: it's frightening, terrifying. show me the big board fast because we've come back a little bit. the dow is down just 20 points. that's because oil is no longer as down as it was. exxonmobil cutting their rig count. going to produce less oil somewhere down the road, but that's brought oil back and bringing the stock market back just a little as we speak. now this, my next guest, he created a pro trump super pac, despite donald trump insisting he doesn't need help from outside groups. and william, it looks like establishment republicans are ganging up, supporting rubio, and going for a brokered convention in cleveland. what would you make of that? >> well, i think event

it will blackout the sun over the main indonesian islands of sumatra. jason: you may have to turn on the zika in the car. but then, you will shed that jacket, because it will get nice and warm. michelle: we are getting used to this. amy: brevard county, 70 degrees, but 48 in ocala. again, a huge difference across central florida. we all climb to the mid-to-upper 70' s today. but we have some cloud cover, and east winds. a huge impact. the metro area is in the lower 60' s, as well. but he warm along the i-4 corridor, at least part of the area. but just 48 in ocala. where it is clearing and calm winds, the temperature is dropping. where the wind is off the ocean, slightly warmer. 80 degrees and most of our inland areas, a mix of sun and clouds. pollen on the high side again today. and it goes up even more, tomorrow, thursday, friday. hopefully, the weekend rain will help a bit. ted: we have arrived at a crash southbound on obt. conflicting reports come and we are gathering information. where hearing the on and off the chopper is overseen with that crash.

a tsunami warning failed to work when a powerful earthquake happened off the coast of sumatra.uake small islands, no deaths or major damage was reported. day, powered by 2400 journalists, in 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. it is just after 6:30 p.m. in new york. we are joined by paul allen with a look at the markets. paul: good morning, a good is strongly for wall street again. we are extending -- expecting full on the nikkei. .5%, while the new zealand index of more than .5%, heading into friday afternoon. afternoon, ishis the national people's congress in china which starts on saturday. we will get look at the 35 year plan. the markets will be closely watching for anything close to foreign-exchange reform. the internationalization of the yuan as china tried to deal with these capital outflows. that's what markets are hoping for. what they get however, could be different. there is a history here, and no one is expecting a sudden outbreak of transparency or clarity with regard to the five-year plan. in the next hour, we will get retail tales in australia

ney: a powerful earthquake has struck off the western coast of sumatra.ome measurements have -- i could cause widespread -- that could cause widespread disruption. the front runners now appear to be plotting the race as if they run against each other. donald trump and hillary clinton each winning seven states on super tuesday. ted cruz has 161 delegates, marco rubio has 87. 1001 of theton has 2300 delegates needed. both clinton and trump sounded as if they are looking ahead to the fall. >> it is clear tonight that the states and this election have never -- the stakes in this election have never been higher and the rhetoric we are hearing on the other side has never been lower, trying to divide america between us and them is wrong and we are not going to let it work. >> ima unifier. hard toind that believe, but i am a unifier. once we get this finished, i will go after one person, hillary clinton, on the assumption that she is allowed to run. day on thenext big calendar, march 15 with primaries in i've stayed. new jersey newspapers say governor chris chris

massive earthquake off the indonesian island of s sue platt rah, magnitude 7 you.8, five miles under sumatra. sue platt rah was devastated by a 2004 earthquake and tsunami, that killed 150,000. similar warnings, officials called off warnings of steun several hours after. fments. >>> in settled with the government for $6 billion, a village was destroyed and polluted water spilled into the river, last november. the money will be paid out over 15 years. >>> a influence report over global substance abuse shows the misuse of prescription drugs kill more people than road accidents. neave barker has the numbers. >> is there a fierce debate, zero tolerance war on drugs. but the latest u.n. report urges a balanced approach, meaning punishment and treatment. according to the report, the scale of the problem's huge especially in the west. last year, one in every five drug related deaths worldwide occurred in the united states. that's an average of 45,000 per year. an increase in heroin use has had a big impact, but the biggest factor is the misuse of prescription drugs. that in many u.s. states is kill

the quake caused panic and traffic jams in west sumatra, people were trying to get to higher ground inthere's no word of injuries or damages. >>> apple and the fbi, some lawmakers have waste their concern for apple's privacy and others call it a threat to national security. pam cook talk to a former apple engineer who says he thinks the company can help the government can protect privacy.>>reporter: bob owns a silica and valley company that provides engineers for reverse engineering hardware and software, basically court ordered hacking, he says it is not an invasion of privacy.>> since the constitution was put in place we have had search and seizure laws and he says the fbi can most certainly get into a single phone but it does not know how the phone works like apple does. in a case like this, time is of the essence and apple could get into the phone quickly. >>> they are seen -- same unlock the screen door and if apple had done it right it would be near impossible job anyway. >>> he was trained in protecting intellectual property and contends that apple could have a tool that could b

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indonesia has lifted a tsunami warning following a powerful earthquake off the western coast of sumatra. agencies say that the magnitude registered between 7.8 and 8.3. so far there have been no reports of injuries or damage. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. tracy: let's get back to our breaking news. the beige book headlines are out , just a few moments ago. for more analysis we will bring in our bloomberg executive editor of global economics. dan, how much attention should investors pay to the beige book given that it is kind of a collection of anecdotes? >> it is a collection of anecdotes compiled by the 12 district banks. compiled by the kansas city fed and it tends to be more hawkish. but pay attention in the sense that it is consistent with a picture of an economy that is far -- far from falling apart. narratives such as this we discussed in january, like the sky was falling, there's no sign of it here. this was an economy going along showing rank we see net in recent numbers. the way the market is cont

according to nasa the moon will black out the sun over the indonesian main island of sumatra. viewers will be treated to a beautiful halo effect as the earth, sun and moon align. >>> you can watch that eclipse live at nasa.gov. >> or go to a plane and head to indonesia. >> just watch on-line. >> it's nice and warm there too like us. look what's going to happen as far as the viewable area. look at this. nice clouds, beginning to develop through the afternoon. by the way we're not going to rain with these clouds. these are just fair weather clouds that develop. not much vertical development with the clouds because of the sinking air. by the way here's the total solar eclipse. the line here and there are a few clouds towards indonesia. may get a little off in some areas there but for the most part, by the way hawaiian ieltsdz, it will be well to the north. so no eclipse for you this time. there will be others and we'll wait for those. upper 60s, around 70 now with sunshine. we've been talking about severe weather, outgoing in texas. in fact i've been watching the radars in some o

sun completely pblocks it out this area where we pget to see what we call ptotality, is starting in sumatra pmoving across islands of pindonesia out into pacific. pand through the past islands pmicro neighbor. pthis is going to be happening paround 8:30 eastern time. pin a ncaa is a will have a live pbroadcast with the explore tore pum starting 8:00 p.m. eastern ptime. p>> that is going to be so cool pto watch that online. pand i know that you have pscientists on the ground. pgoing to be studying with this ptotal solar eclipse? p>> well scientists are going to pbe using telescopes and special pcorona. psun. pand from the ground you can only peclipse. pthere's all of this amazing pstructure coming out and the preason that we're interested in pthis is because this is where pall the action happens. pyou're looking at real videos pfrom the solar dynamic observe pstory showing these huge solar peruptions, these are solar pstorms, many, many times the psize of the earth. premembering that the sun is pactually over a million can fit pover million earths. pso these huge event travel pthrough solar

it happened hundreds of miles outside sumatra. it registered -- authorities are now warning residents that the quake could trigger a tsunami. we'll keep you up to date with information as soon as it becomes available. it's going to be another warm day in the 60s. plenty of wind with it. that means high fire danger. >> take you up to highway 285, windy point. it has not been too bad so far. the winds north of that location in the foothills have been strong. we'll see it kick up. this is rain and snow. closed down through the high terrain. this is the same system as this cuts through. that's when you're going to start to see the wind increase around here. now, by the way, four mountain areas, we're looking somewhere on the order of 1-4-inches of snow. mainly west of the continental divide. some of that rain and snow will blow over into the eastern higher terrain of the front range mountains and foothills. again, above 9, 10,000 feet, you will get a little accumulation of snow. i will check cameron pass and see how things are going.

according to nasa, the moon will blackout the sun over indonesia' s main western island of sumatra. jason: 5:09 now and here in central florida we are going to season sunshine a little later today. right now, some cloud cover. michelle: amy sweezey is joining us now. amy: we are in the 50' s right now a few places. as we have through the day today. it is going to be warm than we get a little warmer and a little wilbur until we of the chili gets a rated this weekend. for now anyway, we are dry and warm. we get some sunshine. i couple of clouds. a few places have them keep the temperature from dropping too much. inland spots are clear. that puts us at 52 in ocala. 54 and the villages, warmer in sanford at 60 will have a little cloud cover and melbourne is at 70 we have not only clouds but also wind coming off the ocean. in part county. later in a inland spots. we don' t have quite as much impact in the inland areas. they do today the wind will be sunshine mix of clouds. we will hit 80 in little bit cooler along the coast. i will take you county by county coming up in a few minutes. ri

and the live feed of the man was provided in san francisco, and people in indonesia, fornia and sumatrald see this live, and they were reminded not to look directly at the sun. it blocked the light from the sun just after 430 after 4:30 pm -- and next year a total solar eclipse available in visible in the u. s., but in the bay area, we will only see a partial eclipse. >>> nasa researchers are excited about the latest project, small enough to fit in your hand, this is a microsatellite. it can be as little as a 4 inch cube that weighs up to 2 pounds, one of the leading centers for testing and operating these very small satellites. one big advantage is that the smaller satellites are a lot less expensive. >> perhaps a few million dollars in this case as opposed to the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars.>> i won't one. -- i want one. they can talk to one another and coordinate locations, and together they can cover a wide area. that is helpful when you monitor climate change, cultural projects or what is going on in outer space. >>> your time now is 5:26 am. >>> a new push to help undo

people in indonesia, sumatra, there will be scientists from nashville, -- scientists from nasa, that's what's going on tonight. but, scientists use this to study the corona which is the gaseous atmosphere of the sun. the cool thing is that there is all kinds of wonderful things that happen with the corona. around the world scientists can block out the bright disk of the sun and look very close to where the solar weather happened. at nasa we have many satellites that study what is going on with the corona and how it might affect the earth. >> tell us what some of the effects are from the corona. so, the sun is a huge object, more than 1 million times the size of the earth. have a wonderful satellite called the solar dynamics observatory. and, the sdo is able to take incredible high-resolution movies of what we call solar storms. this is a solar prominence that you are seeing. these are dozens of times the size of the earth and comes from superheated gas escaping from the gravity of the sun. some of this gets thrown off toward us. we are interested in knowing why the storms happen, and h

gee lodge can being 7.9 pmagnitude earthquake struck off pthe coast of coast of sumatra. pindonesian officials are now phoping powerful and shallow pquake will not trishing any ptsunamis. pbut there is a tsunami warning pin place anyway. pepicenter of quake about 400 pmiles from any land. pabout 6 miles deep. p2004 a large quake off coast ptriggered that horrible tsunami. preally bad one that killed p230,000 people in 12 different pcountries. pkeep in mind, this is not the psame quake, may not be same pstructure the quake. pso don't let's hope that doesn't phappen here. p>> i don't think it will. pscott kelly back on mother earth pafter 340 days in space. pthumbs pick up we got a great pview of him now. pcontrol houston letting out a pvery big cheer. pscott kelly as you just said preturned p>> mission complete. pour first look an extra not pscott kelly breathing fresh air pfor first time in near alli 83 phe two russian craw mates land pjust before mid fight capsule popened one by one astronauts pwere carried out menner okay it pwill take them a little bit of ptime to get

there have been reports of several casualties after major earthquake off the coast of the island of sumatrae tsunami warning has been lifted in that area. it was a magnitude 7.8 quake in what they call shall water. it was declared part in northamption western australia but later with a drawn. a student later who was arrested on charges of sedition are spending their final night in jail after being given bail it emerged that two police videos were falsified. >> finally a decision to get ready for the student leader in jail. proclaiming its innocence since he was arrested on february 12th. at the bail hearing took place in court. thousands of people took to the streets of new delhi. once again denouncing the government's decision to prosecute three students for allegedly chanting anti-indian slogans at a campus event. for many it exposed a wider region where freedom of expression is under threat. >> we want to express our opinions. >> haven'ting their frustration many hearsay no matter how loud they shout their voices aren't being heard by those who run the country. this is one of many protes

the quake caused panic and traffic jams in west sumatra as people scrambled to higher ground.he tsunami warning was eventually canceled. no word of injuries. >>> super tuesday is bringing dlaings race for president. retired brain surgeon ben carson said today he sees no path forward in light of last evening's super tuesday results. he also said he would be skipping the debate tomorrow night in detroit and making an announcement about his campaign on friday. now the other candidates are trying to plot their own courses to keep their ambitions alive. caroline shively has the latest from washington. >> reporter: trump trounces. the donald takes home wins in seven states, surge past the rest of the gop field. >> there are paths, but they're awfully nare row. donald trump add good night. he won seven states. it was an impressive performance. >> reporter: while texas senator ted cruz kept his campaign alive with a decisive win in his home state. florida senator marco rubio faces the fight of his life with just one victory in minnesota. polls show rubio could lose his home state to t

the 7.9 quake was centered off of western coast of sumatra.ys it was a shallow quake about 6 miles deep which is more likely to cause damage. so far there are no reports of significant damage or casualties but it happened just a short time ago so we'll keep an eye on it. there is now a tsunami warning off the coast of indonesia. >> we'll keep the details coming. >>> turns out most americans too scared to take a ride in a self-driving car. i'm not surprised. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us. >> reporter: the dow was up 348 points yesterday. the nasdaq jumped 131. that's the biggest one-day gain since august. futures are pointing to a lower open today. >>> soon you can get directv without the bulky satellite dish. at&t which bought directv last year is launching three new streaming video options. they are targeting cord cutters. so the services will run on apps. >>> automakers are focused on building self-driving cars but americans aren't ready for it yet. a study shows 75% of americans say they are afraid to ride in one. and mcdonal

it was centered off the western coast of the island of sumatra. there are no immediate reports of damage there from the 7.9 quake. it's unlikely to trigger a tsunami because of the type of fault that was involved. it hit in the area of a 9.2 quake in 2014 that caused a tsunami. >>> tenants are pushing to get their apartment building deemed safe again in pacifica. el ninos storms damaged the coastline prompting officials to yellow tag buildings on the brink of collapse. but residents forced to vacate an esplanade avenue building have filed an appeal claiming an expert is certain their building is sound. at a hearing today, a public safety commission will hear their arguments. >>> tonight, authorities in el cerrito will discuss an arson fire being investigated as a race-based hate crime. last month, someone tried to set a family's car on fire and scrawled the "n" word in the yard. police and the city's human relations commission will talk about the investigation during a public meeting at city hall. >>> an east bay gun club with a target on its back

officials say the powerful shallow earthquake was centered under the ocean off the southwest coast of sumatra. there are no reports of any injuries. indonesian officials just lifted a tsunami warning that had been in place. we'll monitor and keep our eyes on the situation. >>> and some more breaking news, the united nations security council has just approved the toughest sanctions on north korea in two decades. the vote reflects growing anger at north korea's latest test and rocket launch in defiance of a ban of all nuclear related activity. the united states and north korea's traditional ally, china, spent seven weeks negotiating the new sanctions. they include mandatory inspections of cargo leaving and entering north korea by sea or by air. >>> sources say a new clue may have emerged in the search for that missing malaysia airlines plane. investigators are examining an object found off the coast of o mozambique to see if it belongs to the mh-370. mozambique is in the same corner of the southern indian ocean where the only confirmed piece of debris from the plane was found last july. cleanup