genie: to china, where 100,000 people have been stranded in the southern city of guangzhou, after snow forced the cancellation of 80 trains. there are millions of chinese people making their way home for the chinese new year holiday, which starts this weekend. here's oliver farry. ,liver: it is an annual exit the biggest movement of people on the planet. china -- chinese migrant workers are making their way back across the country to get home for chinese new year. the migration season lasts until early march, with an estimated 2.9 million people expected to travel. for these young people from the provinces, the hectic traveling schedule is worth it to get a taste of home. spring festival is a traditional festival for chinese people. actually, for us young people who work away from home, we also hope to provide a better life for our families. when i have saved some money and go home, it makes my parents very happy because we get together. i only go home once a year to spend time with my parents, so i am also very happy. in northeastern china, we often celebrate together. doug: chinese p

this is a scene right now in the southern city. you can see that cranes are there. ne buildings were impacted. there is going to be an investigation into the response. that's the emergency teams continue to work to pull people from the rubble. rob mcbride reports from that city. >> with the night came more teams to join in the rescue efforts. reports of contacts made with survivors still waiting for rescue added to the sense of urgency. >> every now and then, a success. after hours lying in the rubble, this woman is now safe. injured and in pain but clearly alive. like other survivors, rushed away to a waiting am ambulance. >> this rescue operation has continued request ult is being brought in to careful move away some of the debris as the rescue teams continue their search in other parts of this demolished structure in the search for their arrival. >> the number of people brought out dead appears to be rising. damaged and teetering buildings are evidence of the earthquake's strength. residents still in a state of shock at the damage around them. >> everything was sh

see mostly snow but we will be especially on the south side of the city with the heaviest snow falling north of the city. a dry slot will overtake southern and central iowa in the afternoon cutting us off from much of the snow and rain but still allowing for northwest iowa to see lighter blowing snow. temps will be able to rise above freezing during this time so when the final wave swings through after 5pm tonight we will see rain turning into snow across central iowa and much lighter snow to our north. the snow should exit the state to the east nearly completely by tomorrow morning but we will be left with a very windy and cold day. speaking of the winds, it will be windy all day but especially this evening where sustained speeds will be in the 20 to 30 mph range with gusts up to 40 mph. the rest of the forecast is dry and fairly nice with highs climbing back into the 30s and near 40 by sunday. sam well time now for another but when we come back... we check in with local five's road warrior for a look at the conditions outside, as to start their "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: this morning the hawkeye stat

. >> the military said the men include several suspected of emergencying a prison break in the southern city. the jail break attempted to free the killer of "wall street journal" reporter daniel pearl in 2002. he is believed responsible for numerous attacks that killed hundreds of shia. the pakistani taliban is the largest insurgency group in the country. >> the largest exhibition of culture is opened in bangkok and up to 100,000 people are expected to sample everything from sush towi to anime. the expo kicked off on friday and more than 200 top japanese firms and organizations are taking part. the pop culture and food are on show. 57 companies including auto makers and banks are taking advantage to recruit local staff. >> translator: i applied for a job because i want to learn skills from a cutting edge company. >> translator: changing jobs is more common in thailand than japan. so it's difficult to get people and train them. our challenge is to coach employees to share the same values as ours. >> thailand's jobless rate is below 1%. many companies especially those located in the suburbs ar

the authorities have confirmed 53 deaths so far in the jolt that hit the southern city on saturday. 51 people died when the 16 story apartment building toppled. about 90 people are believed to be trapped in the rubble. rescuers are using heavy construction equipment in a race against the clock to find more survivors. taiwannys construction firm and two architects on suspicion of professional negligence and other charges. local media report that the men are denying the charges. >>> japan has tightened its sanctions on north korea, in response to a nuclear test last month and what pyongyang calls a satellite rocket. fired the rocket sunday despite warnings from a number of countries. officials in pyongyang, believed to be a cover for a missile test. >> translator: we have decided on firm sanctions. we'll work closely winter national community to resolve north korea's abductions nuclear program and missile development. >> north korean nationals and ships from the country, also batting ships from other countries if they've docked in the north and the government will keep an eye on non-japa

. ♪ ♪ >>> people in new zealand are marking five years since a powerful earthquake struck the southern citystchurch. the magnitude 6.3 quake rocked the city on february 22nd, 2011. the tremor caused massive damage, killing 185 people. about 3,000 people gathered at a memorial ceremony in a park in the city center on monday to remember those who died. >> but we must acknowledge that there are still many people who have unanswered questions. people with unresolved insurance claims. people who are still living in the houses that were damaged five years ago. [ bell tolling ] >> participants observed a minute of silence at 12:51 local time, the exact time the earthquake hit. each of the victims' names was read out. >> translator: as a parent, it's still heartbreaking to think that my daughter's life was lost. >> bereaved families were among those who visited the most severely damaged areas to offer prayers for their loved ones. five years on, frustration is growing among residents as they still wait for their homes to be repaired or rebuilt. nhk reports. >> reporter: hugo christensen has a sinki

. >> a local core in the southern city ruled today to take into custody the developers of a collapse during the earthquake last week. dozens of people have died. three are being held without bail on suspicion of negligent homicide while authorities finish their investigation. the number of deaths is 41. more than 100 are still believed to be trapped. shoddy construction is said to have been contributed. it was the only structure to collapse. >>> walgreens will begin selling a medication used to reduce heroin overdoses without the need for a prescription. stores in 35 states in washington, dc will offer over- the-counter drug that's used as an antedote for opiate drugs. kiosks where people can safely dispose of their unwanted, unused, or expired prescription drugs. >> flashing lights could help prevent jet lag. >> also ahead, the great moment during mardi gras festivities. a local student in a spontaneous battle. >> and the mother of a man in florida accused of tossing an alligator tried to explain her a music student squared off with sticks in a spontaneous battle during mardi gras i

soldier stationed at a base near the southern city of port salut. at just 17 years old, josmena became pregnant. the father she says was that u.n. soldier. bus she says the soldier left haiti soon after her pregnancy and returned to his home country of uruguay. four years later she is raising her son syria on her home, petitioning the u.n. for help. with the soldier gone her options are limited. so the father's not listed on this birth certificate for syria her four-year-old son. that is big problem trying the get child support. she went down to the u.n. to get dna testing done but it's been two years and she still hasn't gotten the results yet. >> her polite isn't unique. in some ways the problem goes deeper. the scathing report widespread sexual exploitation of poor haitian women. more than 229 women told the u.n. they agreed on transactio transactional sex, trading for food and medicine that are so often in short supply. we went in search of these women and found josmena along with fourth other women who all have babies allegedly fathered by u.n.

mixing that snow with sleet at times especially on the south side of the city with the heaviest snow falling north of the city. a dry slot will overtake southern and central iowa in the afternoon cutting us off from much of the snow and rain but still allowing for news midday.... with our road warrior for a look at outside. it was a close for the democratic candidates. back at the results. a drop-out and a shift in ranks last night among the republican presidential candidates. who has the free ticket out of iowa, we'll find out, coming up. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm nikki davidson. we'll start off with a look at weather with our chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad? brad/wxcenter: weather adlib: this morning, iowans will be dealing with snow as they start their day... city public works departments and the iowa d-o-t will have all hands on deck as the snow kicks in.... giving us a look at the conditions local five road warrior jacob peklo... how do the roads look so far jacob? jacob: nikki, .... we're looking at jacob: nikki, .... we're lookin

it rattled the southern city of tainan...toppling building after building, including a 17-story apartment complex. building, including a 17-story apartment complex. so far, 250 people have been rescued, 73 are in the hospital. breaking news here at home-- a furniture store goes up in flames. we just got these images into our newsroom. it happened at a store near charleston and maryland crews say it looks like the fire started in the attic, but they're still investigating. no injuries reported. it is saturday - people are out enjoying their weekend... ....and everyone wants to know how long this weather is going to last. so let's send things over now to 13 weather first meteorologist karla huelga and 'weather first.' a pretty quiet and warm weather pattern is upon us with high pressure taking over the forecast through at least next friday. temperatures will top out in the upper 60s tomorrow and around 70 for monday. both days will see breezy winds with clear to mostly clear skies. a lake wind advisory is in effect for the lake mead recreation area and the colorado river valley. new informa

have been some injuries here as the 6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes the southern city of tanan. we're keeping an eye on the satellites to see if we can get any information. that sal we have now. this video from a actual newscast over there and we're trying to get more info and see if we can get it four on 7 news at 6:00. for now that's what we have here in the newsplex. i'm belkeys nerez. 7 news. >> danielle: all right belkeys. thank you. also in thth news today, a man accused of a sickening act ate playground sb behind bars. police fear this was not the only time something like this has happened. 7's brandon beyer is live on the scene of the crime in sunrise with more. brandon. >> reporter: well, danielle, police say this registered sex offender shoved been nowhere near a playground but they say that's exactly where he was last week when he exposed himself to 30-year-old ricky haw gens appears before a broward county judge friday morning. he is charged with exposing and touching himself in friefnt group of children at this sunrise play dwrowfnld the judge set his bond at a milli

more than 130 people are buried in a collapsed build in the southern city of tainan after a massive earthquake of the rescue workers have pulled out a seven year old boy. at least 18 people have been killed. syrian government forces are continuing to advance as they try to cut off rebel fighters in the city of aleppo. the troops are encircling syria's biggest city by capturing towns and villages around it. >> reporter: they are pushing deeper in rebel-held territory in northern syria, backed by russian air power. they have cut off the main supply route from the city to turkey. now they're trying to encircle it. >> translation: the regime is trying to lay siege to the city. it has depopulated the countryside. some people are starting to leave the city. i don't plan to leave because if activists leave, who will speak for the voices trapped inside. >> reporter: there are no statistics who live here. some figures suggest there are up on to 300,000. so far there hasn't been a mass exodus, but there are those that don't want to be in the risk of being inser keld. >> translation: people are leaving a

the authorities have confirmed 61 deaths in the jolt that hit the southern city of tainan on saturday. about 60 people are believed to be trapped in the rubble. rescuers are using heavy construction equipment in a race against the clock to find more survivors. taiwanese prosecutors have detained three people, including the former head of a local construction firm and two architects on suspicion of professional negligence and other charges. local media report the men are denying the charges. >>> german media say tuesday's train accident in the southern state of bavaria was caused by human error. two trains collided head-on, on a single-track stretch. police say 10 people were killed and 81 injured. an automatic train stopping system at the site failed to work, though it showed no irregulaties durg insptions la week. translar: we'renalyzing the blacboxes revered from e train determi what haened tecically a the use of t acciden >> local media have quoted investigators as saying the person in charge of monitoring train operations at a signal station switched off the automatic stopping sys

they're racing against time to find more people alive in the condominium in the southern city of tainan. the 41-year-old man was trapped in a room on the sixth floor. rescue workers made a hole in the wall and pulled him out. he's reportedly conscious and able to speak. troops and emergency workers are scouring the rubble of the 16-story building. they're using dogs and special equipment to search for signs of life. officials believe more than 100 people are still inside the collapsed building. volunteers from all over taiwan are helping with the effort. theye providing warm meals and drinks. >> translator: we are doing our best to help the rescue workers. we hope they can pull out survivors. >> emergency crews are going flat-out as they get closer to the end of the 72-hour window that's seen as crucial to saving survivo survivors. authorities have confirmed 37 people have died, most of them in the toppled condominium. >>> a hospital in northeastern japan is chipping in to help victims of the earthquake in taiwan. shizukawa hospital was destroyed in the tsunami triggered by the it will

it rattled the southern city of tainan...toppling building after building, including a so far, 250 people have been rescued, so far, 250 people have been rescued, and 73 are in the hospital. new developments on that deadly crane collapse in new york. crews are still working to behind. we have learned they will be cutting it into about 35 pieces for investigators to examine. cell phone video captured the moment the boom came crashing down yesterday. it hit parked cars and sent debris flying everywhere. investigators have recovered the crane's movement recording computer. rick chandler / commissioner, new york city dept. of buildings "it's not the equivalent of a black box. // it will likely give us the i don't want to set expectations too high: it's not gonna give wind speeds or actions of the operator." a 38-year-old wall street worker died... ....and a 73-year-old man who was hit by falling debris remains in the hospital, but he's said to outrage tonight, after north korea launches of a long-range a spokesman for u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon says the launch is in violation of secur

allyson: norwood thomas landed in the southern city of adelaide to reunite with 88-year-old joyce morris yesterday. morris was a 17-year-old british girl and thomas was a 21-year-old paratrooper when they first met in london shortly before d-day. they lost touch after the war, but finally reconnected via skype last year. hear what norwood had to say about reconnecting with his lost love. >> how are you feeling at the moment? >> >> feeling a little nervous. >> are you excited by it all? >> oh, yes. >> what's the first thing you're going to do? >> i'm going to give her a squeeze. allyson: i wish we had the video of the reuniting, but we don't have any video. geoff: how did that not happen? i guess he didn't give her a good squeeze. allyson: i'm sure he did. so many years later they got to meet. allyson: still nervous. geoff: we are sorry we don't have that video. guess it wasn't available. allyson: wyff news 4 continues. [captioning made possible by wyff-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.o

after spending more than 70 years apart. 93-year-old norwood thomas landed in the southern city of adelaide, to reunite with 88- year-old joyce morris after flying from virginia. morris... a 17-year-old british girl, and thomas... a 21-year-old paratrooper, first met in london shortly before d-day. they lost touch after the war, but finally reconnected via skype last year. after their story went public, a fundraising campaign raised money for thomas to travel to feel a little nervous...you excited by it all, oh yes...whats the first thing youre gonna do i'm gonna give her a squeeze. coming up next on channel 2 news three schools in stead were in lockdown yesterday... while police searched for the man, still on the loose, who stole a car and then abandoned it. and crews are back to work on the southeast connector... after years of delays. crews are hoping to complete the 5-and-a-half mile project by next year. transaction fees for a-t-ms are on the rise. ky sisson is live in the newsroom to show you how to avoid those pesky charges. these stories top your news right now at 5:30 a-m. today is

quake was so powerful it brought down this 17-story apartment building. 6.4 magnitude quake hit the southern cityinan 24 hours ago. at least 14 people died. more han 100 were hurt. it could take weeks to figure out what brought down this construction crane yesterday. investigators say or hope the crane's computer will offer them some clues. it killed one person and bad ly hurt three others. it collapsed and smashed through several cars and buildings. investigators believe high winds may have played a role. >>> we're going to be milder sunday, near 50 degrees. and then we're tracking two chances for snow in your forecast. we'll look at that and your seven day up next. >>> several factors likely played a role at this fire in shanksville, pennsylvania. tonight the national parks service says its investigators found in official cause. in a new report the park service says it believes smoking led to the 2014 fire. landscaping mulch was place d to close to the building. it destroys photographs and other items linked to the passengers aboard flight 93 which crashed during the 9/11 terror attacks. when n

. >> another is mayor of the southern city of darvo. pting to clean up criminality as he did in his home city. each candidate has a larger than live pers live personalty which has been seen in the past as an advantage at election time. >> philippine elections have always been conducted through the lens of popularity. it is something to do with the lack of strong political institutions, notably pro-democratic parties that could present a plan of action or vision for the country. >> reporter: the issues the next pets have, many working abroad send money home. the global slow down may be more return home to the philippines. will the economy be able to absorb them? the next president will have to work with china amid a background of territorial disputes. the new president has to find a way with lasting peace. analysts say the t.v. debates represent an opportunity for candidates to raise the tone of the campaign. >> there is a lot of negative campaigning, agent of mudslinging, a lot of criticism between one another rather than really having a

this happened early this morning-- in the southern city of police say crews are still trying to reach people trapped in the wreckage. no word yet on what caused the crash. orlando police are searching for suspects... after they determine a deadly weekend shooting at a club was not a random act of violence. two people were killed and nine others were injured during the shooting early sunday morning... at glitz ultra lounge on universal boulevard. detectives won't give out any details, but say they do have suspects. there were around 300 people inside the club. police are now busy questioning people about the shooting. the names of the been released. investigators are still trying to get a hold of family members. a news alert-- fears over the spread of zika virus is forcing several blood banks around extra precautions. this comes -- as the white house asks congress for more than 1-point-8 billion dollars in emergency funding to fight it. start asking some blood donors to stop giving. anyone whose traveled to mexico-- or central or south america -- will be asked to wait at least 28 days

. >>> taiwanese authorities are confronting a new problem caused by the earthquake in the southern city. they're dealing with sinking buildings caused by liquefying soil. the earthquake on february 6th killed 116 people, including more than 30 children. local media report that in one coastal area, structures sank about one meter. many houses have had their first floor buried. >> translator: i've never seen this before. it's scary. >> translator: experts say the damage is so bad that the buildings are beyond repair. >> the premier has ordered officials to survey the damage. he plans to have them publish a list of other areas that could face the same problem. >>> the philippines have decided to auction off the jury of one of its most infamous women. imelda marcos, now an elected member of the philippine congress. her treasure trove is estimated to be worth at least $21 million. officials tasked with recovering the couple's ill-gotten wealth say they hope to have the gem on the auction block before june. imelda marcos was known for a lavish lifestyle and for her extensive designer shoe col

fourteen people most of them were inside the high rise building apartment that collapsed in the southern city of time on rescuers pulled about two hundred fifty survivors from that building. well if he thought it felt cold on lan today imagine how it felt in the atlantic the thousands of people didn't have to imagine that they were in the water raising money for special olympians will hear how much they raised plus creativity friendly competition a look at the event that combined both with a little help from lego and i hope you had a chance to enjoy some sunshine today because i'm tracking rain to parts of hampton . a thirty five hundred people hit the water the ocean front this morning to raise money for special olympians in virginia the water temperature was a mild forty some degrees for the twenty sixteen polar plunge when a festival but a journalist bought a fossil herrera was there whole week about every year to two wonderful cold and there's nothing like ice cold water to make the field who rely on the twenty fourth year down here the beads we had more than thirty five hundred million d

this is from an observatory shown the fireball in the southern city of csrdoba. the fireball was actually produced by a fragment of a comet and ascended into the atmosphere as it was heated, it exploded anticipated but left a spectacular scene in the pretty cool stuff. and it's rare that these are caught on video like that. at least that well. >>> let's look at the forecast and see what we've got going on. temperatures across the state, you have been outside, you know what i'm talking about. 72 is the warmest i've seen at the airport. when i'll be surprised if we reach 73. 74 fayetteville, 56 in boone, it's cooler but well above where they should be this time of year. a marine influence in the upper 60s in wilmington, hatteras, 61 there. we have gusty wind this afternoon, not quite as bad as we were talking about last week. the latest wind gust that rdu, 22, 24 fayetteville. they will drop off quickly when the sun starts to set. expect light wind in the area through the evening. here's the big picture. the big storm we are watching his across the northern plains,

from around the country, protesting the suicide of the student, a post graduate student from the southern city who claimed to be a victim of caste base discrimination. >> we've come for justice. etches murdered. we raise our voice but no one heard us. we thought we need to come to deli to be heard. that's why so many of us have come. >> as the march went on, more students and activists joined. >> the protest focuses on the death and the discrimination faced by students on campuses across the country. with recent events here in the capital, issues that freedom of speech clearly have strong feelings among the crowd. >> these marchers also protesting sedition charges against several students after a video appeared to show several people making so called antinational remarks earlier this month. the students deny involvement. >> south of mumbai last year, students at the film and television institution protested the oh appointment of a new chairman. some claim peaceful dissent and freedom of speech are under attack at a time students and others want to challenge. several kilometers from the march,

workers in taiwan are racing to rescue more than 150 missing after a 6.4 magnitude quake struck the southern city. 14 people died. syrian government forces are advancing on rebels in aleppo. president bashar al-assad's foreign minister warned against a ground invasion of his country. thousands of people take pard in an anti-immigrant protest organized by the far right group in a german city of dresden. >> now, u.s. republican dehli candidates face each other for a last debate in the next few hours ahead of a new hampshire primary on tuesday. it marks the ultimate face off between the republican parties establishment support. alan fisher is in manchester, where the debate is taking place later. donald trump is back in new hampshire, is he fighting to survive politically? >>reporter: what donald trump has to do is turn fans into voters. the poms say he has a 20 -- polls say he has a 20% lead. they gave him a good poll lead. he didn't go to the debate in iowa. he'll be on the stage in new hampshire. he needs to win in new hampshire, if he doesn't get a victory on tuesday, the man that says he'll be

a 93-year-old norwood thomas landed in the southern city of adelaide, to reunite with 88- year-old joyce morris after flying from virginia. morris... a 17-year-old british girl, and thomas... a 21-year-old paratrooper, first met in london shortly before d-day. they lost touch after the war, but finally reconnected via skype last year. after their story went public, a raise money for thomas to travel to australia to see morris. feel a little nervous...you excited by it all, oh yes...whats the first thing youre gonna do i'm gonna give her a squeeze. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast in campaign 2016... the focus of this year's presidential campaign now shifts to sou carolina... following last night's new hampshire primary. voters handed victory to donald john kasich broke away from the rest of the g-o-p pack to claim second place. weijia jiang has the latest from manchester, new hampshire. -nats- after finishing first in last night's new hampshire primary...donald trump has his sights set on the next major contest

the shore points later tonight. and into early tomorrow morning. so you you can see steadier rain moving in the city, actually southern chester

emergency workers in taiwan are racing to rest as earthquakes struck the southern cities. 14 have died. syrian forces warn against any ground invasion of country. thousands take part in an anti-immigrant protest in dresden >>> 120,000 fled yemen since the war began. many refugees fought safety across the gulf of aiden, we have this report from a coastal down. >> reporter: this is a camp built on the desert. it's the only home for thousands of yemenize on the western shores of the gulf of aiden. this man and his family arrived three days ago from the besieged city of jonathan toews. >> translation: there are aerial bombardment of tiaz. the children run into the tents. the refugees have to content with no electricity and a shortage shortage of clean water. the population of the champs show-3,000 refugees. this is not the happiest of places. they complain of poor living conditions and lack their needs. we have no rice wheat or sugar. the shakes echo the camp is home to some of the. a sudden blast sends them flying. with his leg held together by pins he decided to cross djibouti, believing

it rattled the southern city of tainan...toppling building after building, including a 17-story apartment complex. so far, 250 people have been rescued, and 73 are in the hospital. a live look outside right now where we've been enjoying some beautiful weather lately. but are these temperatures going to stick around? let's check in with 13 weather first meteorologist karla huelga and 'weather first.' a pretty quiet and warm weather pattern is upon us with high pressure taking over the forecast through at least next friday. temperatures will top out in the upper 60s tomorrow and around 70 for monday. both days will see breezy winds skies. a lake wind advisory is in effect for the lake mead recreation area and the colorado river valley. after monday we will see lighter winds, sunny to mostly sunny skies and high in the low 70s through thursday. we will get a push of more clouds ahead of a storm system that will pass to our north over next weekend. despite the additional cloud cover, high temps will stay in the low 70s friday and saturday the g-o-p presidential hopefuls squared off tonight in

it hit before dawn in the southern city. several residencal buildings collapsed. rescuers pulled 220 suris sraoeufors from -- residential buildings collapsed. rescuers pulled 220 survivors out of the rubble. >>> today we learned the details of twitter's silent war since the middle of last year. those have threatened or promoted terrorist activities and were linked to isis supporters. to do this, twitter said they increased the number of people who tracked terror activity. >>> two people are under investigation for beating an inmate that was shackled. we were told that the two are accused of beating a man so severely hahis jaw is permanently disfigured. garcia just had been booked in the county jail in july. it happened a month before 3 other guards were accused of beating a man to death inside of the jail. those three were charged with murder and pled not guilty. the sources say the two guards in the latest case have been removed during the job of the investigation. >> b.a.r.t is offering a $10,000 information for the killed a rider last month. these photos were re

dawn this morning, some @of the dead were in a 17 story @apartment block that collapsed @in the southern city. @over 400 were injured and @rescue workers are still @sifting through the rubble @looking for those who are @missing. @>>> we are just days from the @new hampshire primary and it is @and women who want to be @president. @hillary clinton is trying to @get the women vote, she is not @only trailing bernie sanders in @new hampshire but also among @women by a margin of 4%. @>>> governor john kasich may @have fallen to fourth place in @the latest polls there but he @endorsement, arnold @schwarzenegger announced he is @backing kasich, they have @history since the governor held @columbus. @there. @>>> well the pregame party is @in full swick across the by @area more than a million fans @gathering through this weekend @to celebrate super bowl 50, but @there is a separate crowd at @the super bowl and stadium @there that don't care about the @party and won't see a single @play of the game. @jay gray has more from san @francisco. @>> reporter: it's officially @but as the party ramps up, @hundred

oil from storage facility in the southern city of austria. the material went missing. the state department is aware of it, but has seen no sign that isis or other militant groups have acquired it. jason: the coast guard will continue to question officials . they sent out an alert for hurricane last summer, but not before hurricane joaquin in october. the ship sank during joaquin, killing all crewmembers onboard. officials say they only some of the alert for jenny because it season. the panel is investigating misconduct or any other problems led to the ships sinking. michelle: we have another beautiful day on the way today. jason: get outside and enjoy this weather that is coming. it is a great couple of days here. amy: we have plenty of sunshine, we have dry air still coming in. so not even hardly any clouds today. the wind will kick up, so that will be the one big difference for today. it will be breezy and through the next few days, the ridge of high pressure builds then, the weight will increase. 68 by midday and we will top out in the lower 70' s for highs a little

stated goal of the mission is to fight daesh, and this fighter jet that will come which is in the southern city of turkey, will be under the u.s. command. the stated goal is to fighting daesh. nevertheless, the attach have instrumental for other ends russia, one of the main talking points in coming to syria was to fight deash. to fight the terrorist groups. >> i wonder where this leads t the. >> well, the kurds is a big part of the picture as turkey is very much concerned with the ypgs, the people protection units that move between the offering confound and capturing the area at the syrian opposition but also at the end of daesh by physically attempting to some kind of democratic big change to create between these two areas. they have not had such a move, and they will retaliate with all necessary means. we don't know yet what it means turkey will do all it can to stage an eventuallity. but what they'll be able to do is stop ypg from undertaking such a move is yet to be seen. >> thanks very much for talking with us. >>> and the situation in syria is dominating a security con for instance in mun

the civil rights movement. five people are dead after a earthquake in southern taiwan, in the southern city of tainan. the earthquake struck on saturday at 4:00 a.m. their time. several buildings were toppled in the 6.4 magnitude earthquake. crews are still trying to get to other victims that are trapped in the rubble. the mcdowell county sheriff's office has a scam morning. someone is calling claiming to work for microsoft and telling victims their computer is infected with the virus and they need to send money to get it repaired. you can call the towel county sheriff's office if you think you have been contacted. recommendations made by a task force to tell the schools history at clemson. the recommendations include updating biographies of the founders, placing more historical markers on campus, history week, and developing a course on the schools history, and establishing a center or museum dedicated to the history and culture. controversy has surrounded the schools history as they wanted to change the name of tillman hall. one of magnolia park's newest additions is hiring. tucanos brazillian grill

we're followingg developing news after an earthquake strikes taiwan tsm happeped in the city of tinan. in the southern part of the city there. the official say the 6.4 quake destroyed at least two buildings a an ruptured gas utility pipes. the quake felt all the way oath on the other side of the eye lald in tie pay. theeeople reporting the rolling shake as the quake him hit. so far no reports any of injuries. >>> snier a new york city nightmare when a giant crane come crashing down on a very busy friday morning there in new in fact one pson was killed. several others were hurt when that giant crane collapsed in lower manhattan. investigators now trying to figure out exactly hugh it happened. >>> there he goes, he is moving fast now. he is dropping it real quick. a frightening site to the new york city sky line as a crane top peldz over friday morning. fall,. it's falling. bleep, bleep, oh it broke night 565-foot crane being lowered into a secure position because of high winds when it suddenly came crashing down killing a 38-year-old wool street worker on the sidewalk and leaving three people hurt by d

. >> there's a rhythm of the southern cities that's so much better sometimes, isn't it? >> yeah, i guess so, hoda. >> speaking of awesome, guess who was on again last night. cassidy gifford was back on e.t. hosting super bowl coverage. it was nfl media day. here's a little bit of her appearance. >> well, it was my very first super bowl media day. let me count down the crazy. there was a guy in a dress. sfwlu know, we're from germany, and in germany we say we only get interviews here from football if we look like you. >> there were puppets and i can't really understand why there were puppets, nor did they speak english. what does this have to do with the super bowl? >> i don't think she knew what she was getting into when she said where he to this. >> where is peyton manning? i would love to interview him. >> a leprechaun tried to have fun with her. >> proposed to her. >> she had a great time. lovely comments. today is not only wine day wednesday, but it's hump day hunk day. >> we have a super bowl commercial that was just released, and it fits right in this lane. what a

the thousands from around the country, protesting the suicide of a pro-graduate student from the southern citylaimed to be a victim of cast-based discrimination. he was in the lowest cast, who used to be known as untouchables. his death resinates with students across india, but especially with other minorities. >> translator: we have come for justice. he was murdered. no one heard us, so we thought we need to come to delhi to be heard. that's why so many of us have come. >> reporter: as the march went on, more students and activists joined. the protests is over the death of the student, but with recent events here in the capitol, issues of freedom of speech is clearly among strong feelings in this crowd. these protesters are also protesting sedition charges brought against several students after a video appeared to show several people making so-called anti-national remarks earlier this month. south of mumbai, students at the film and television institute protested the appointment of a new chairman. some students say freedom of speech is under attack in india. >> i do not see any [ inaudible ]

rescue workers there are continuing to pull survivors of the rubble of collapsed building in the southern city of tainan. an earthquake on saturday brought a number of buildings to the ground. at least 32 people are known to have died. >> reporter: as they work further down into the ruins, conditions for the rescue teams are getting harder. hang in there they shout, we will soon get you out. >> translation: people are trapped in very small spaces and we can't use machinery down there. we mostly dig with our hands. >> reporter: around the site friends and relatives have been waiting for news. this man is looking for his father and younger brother. he believes rescuers have been looking in the wrong place and urges them to look again. this woman is looking for her three month old baby who was being cared for by her sister. she still can't understand what happened. >> translation: it's the construction company's fault. other buildings didn't collapse like this one. >> reporter: many are saying the complex was poorly designed and poorly built. in their language it is called the tofu building, whic

it hit before dawn in the southern city. several residencal buildings collapsed. rescuers pulled 220 suris sraoeufors from -- residential buildings collapsed. rescuers pulled 220 survivors out of the rubble. >>> today we learned the details of twitter's silent war against isis. they suspended 125,000 accounts since the middle of last year. those have threatened or promoted terrorist activities and were linked to isis supporters. to do this, twitter said they increased the number of people who tracked terror activity. >>> two people are under investigation for beating an inmate that was shackled. we were told that the two are accused of beating a man so severely hahis jaw is permanently disfigured. garcia just had been booked in the county jail in july. it happened a month before 3 other guards were accused of beating a man to death inside of the jail. those three were charged with murder and pled not guilty. the sources say the two guards in the latest case have been removed during the job of the investigation. >> b.a.r.t is offering a $10,000 information for the a