and fresh designs with a local twist - we take front row at swahili fashion week >>> it was one of the worst natural disasters in recorded history of. the morning after christmas 10 years ago, a massive earthquake struck off the coast of sumatra triggering a tsunami. a quarter of a million were killed, decimating entire communities. and decades later, relations are underway in tribute to those who died. this is an area struck by tsunami. prayers have been held, which was worst hit. >> reporter: it's been 10 years. images. indian ocean are clear on people's minds. the instructive powers of the waves carried inland. the fear at the grand mosque, dead bodies everywhere. the world responded generously. more than 7 billion were donated. 1,700 schools were rebuilt. 250km of roads, and 30,000 of houses. in 2004 many were not aware of dangers and people have been trained, warning systems in place, to make sure that a disaster of this magnitude will not happen again. it's more lively than before, memories of when the sea burst into the land staying forever >>> momentorials are being held for te

-controlled territory >>> deadly attack - african union base in somali >>> and front row at the swahili fashion week >>> it was one of the worst natural disasters in recorded history, the morning after christmas 10 years ago a massive quake struck. the impact was devastating. nearly a quarter of a million were killed from indonesia to somali, decimating entire communities, now, a decade later, commemorations, a way to pay tribute. this was the scene earlier in the thai fishing village struck by the tsunami. prayers have been held in indonesia, which was hit. al jazeera's correspondent is in the indonesian city. >> reporter: the ocean tsunami is clear on people's muned. -- minds. it's immortalized in this ship, carried 10km in. and seen her, the bodies. 1,,000 schools destroyed, and 250 rows of home, 30,000 new houses. in 2004 many were not aware of the dangers of a tsunami. warning systems are in place and warranting shelters built. 10 years litre. and why it is more likely than ever before. memories will stay forever >>> memorials are being held for tens of thousands in sri lanka who d

we'll take you to the runways of swahili fashion week.with us. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, i'm shiulie ghosh. let's remind you of the top stories. memorials have been held marks ten years since the indian ocean tsunami, described as the word's first global tragedy. nearly a quarter of a million people died when the tsunami swept away whole communities. >>> pakistani police say security forces have killed the suspected master mind of last week's school attack. 132 children died when taliban fighters stormed the military-run school. >>> and a rebel attack on some of libya's biggest oil terminals has killed at least 19 soldiers. >>> u.s. lead coalition forces have carried out more than 30 air strikes on isil fighters on iraq in syria. it followed a wave of air strikes by syrian go forces. among the targets was a city in aleppo province, which was killed by isil. government air strikes also killed several people a refugee camp south of damascus. >>> well lebanon hosts around 1.2 million registered syrian refugees, but the lebanese government has de

to the runways of swahili's fashion week. [ ♪ music ] >>> it was one of the biggest national disastersthe morning after christmas 10 years ago a massive earthquake struck off the coast triggering a tsunami. nearly a quarter of a million were killed, destroying entire communities. now, a decade later, chem rations are held to pay tribute to the victims. this is the scene in the indonesian city, worst hit by the tsunami, more than 106,000 people were killed in averpa province -- aceh province when a tsunami flattened towns. thousands died in sri lanka, half were tourists, celebrating the day after christmas. their bodies were never found or have not been identified. take a look at the scene earlier in india, one of the worst-hit nations. many survivors through the holy town. veronica pedrosa is joins us. first, a report from banda aceh in indonesia. >> reporter: it's been 10 years, but images of the tsunami is clear op people's minds. the destructive power symbolized. in the sand a museum and the scene. the world responded generously. more than $7 billion was donated. $1,709 schools were

era wooerica wood has hour report from swahili fashion week. >> the savvy young professional who has a growing following amongst east africans fashion conscienc conscious. her operation is small, but she has big hopes to one day sell in the large retail stores. she said that her clients are a growing number of young african professionals who are hungry with fashion with a local flavor. >> i keep it simple. >> from the runway, surely african fashion is growing from the inside out. the founder of the swahili fashion week said that there has been a boom in the last five years that designers can now create a following on the internet. and because of the increasing number of fashion those shows to show care their garments. >> it has to be appreciated, and at the end of the day fashion is a business, and we have to grow the industry. >> the economy is expanding at an average of 40% each year and it has the largest youth population. there are 200 million people between the ages of 15 and 25 in sub is a harrah's africa. that sets to double in the next 30 years. that means a big available wor

grand rapids michigan he is a baby bongo a type of antelope, some knee -- the name neo means gift in swahili>>> up next, a police dog in delaware is recovering after being attacked by another dog while on duty. and the flu reaches an epidemic level, what is means for your health in the cold winter months, that is next. >>> here are the stories we are following for you at 12:30 officials fear that more bodies will be found on board the greek ferry at sea and a criminal investigation is on the way. one philadelphia charter school can't overcome financial trouble and parents are trying to find new places for their children to learn. and the search is on for the great white shark while he is spear fishing. >>> and now the latest on the air asia flight 8501 the flight disappeared from radar while heading to singapore and officials believe the plane encountered a strong storm. parts of the plane were found in shallow waters relatives of the 162 people on board waled as they saw tv images of recovery effort. they are take and to where the bodies are taken to identify their loved ones. our investiga

the found are of this swahili fashion week says there has been a boom in the industry in the past five, that's because designers can now more easily grow a following on the internet. and because of the increasing number of fashion shows to showcase their garments. >> any country's talents has to be appreciated. at the end of the day, fashion is a business. and we have to grow the industry. >> reporter: africa's economy is expanding at an average of 4% each year. and it has the world's biggest youth population. according to the world bank, there are 200 million people between the ages of 15 and 25. in subsaharan south africa. and that's set to double in the next thir 30 years. that means a big available workforce for a domestic text tile industry and hopefully for these fashion designers a big middle class that can buy their clothes. saying it's time the world stopped seeing africa through stereo types and instead as a legitimate place of business and design. >> we are just not famine or ebola or something. we are modern, you know, we have huge resources, we have the richness of the cul

they named her asante, which, in swahili, means "thank you." mpenzi has learned her lesson. family. they help her up when she falls down, and rescue her when she tumbles into a mud hole. so for the moment, asante will be safe--at least until she grows tusks. dame daphne sheldrick continues to care for elephant orphans in kenya and to campaign against the illegal trading of ivory. that's still an enormous problem in africa. in 2011, an investigator seized almost 24 metric tons of illegally harvested ivory, the largest haul since records began being kept in 1989 and double the amount seized in 2010. well, that's our edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. thank you for joining us. [ticking] >> imagine a store with no signs in the aisles, a store that doesn't bag your purchases, one that never advertises, where you have to pay a fee just to walk in the door. who in the world would shop here? as it turns out, about 3 million fanatically loyal customers every day. it's called costco... >> i love costco. >> i bought ground beef. >> lawn furniture. >> a television. >> i bough

it means gift in swahili and maybe cecily one day at the zoo would hold one of these. >> i would like to every baby animal is cute. >> to some point and then they can eat you. >> he is bae. >> we are headed to the colder temperatures? >> yes but lots of sunshine today and i have a photo i want to share with you. this is from ocean city, new jersey you can see the blue skies and sunshine out there. just needs to be 40 degrees warmer to make it a nice beach day nice conditions on stormtracker 6 live double scan, no rain or snow out there and clouds from this morning have moved out quickly, and temperatures a lot colder than yesterday. yesterday our low was 40 and our afternoon high was 48 and our low was 38 degrees and our afternoon high though just 38 degrees our normal high is 41 degrees the temperatures get colder tomorrow and philadelphia 36 degrees and allentown 35. and millville 37. and mt. pocono 25 degrees and compare this to 24 hours ago, it's nine degrees cooler in philadelphia and 8 degrees cooler in wilmington. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we woke up with a lo