where ted cruz and hillary clinton claimed victory. this makes what wi happen next in nevada and south carolina even more interesting. after winning in iowa, ted cruz didn t even come in second in new hampshire. billionaire businessman donald trump snagged an easy win in tuesday s primary, with ohio gov. john kasich running a distant second and cruz in 3rd with the other gop rivals just behind. all of them are vowing to campaign aggressively in south carolina. and the big question on a lot of our minds when these candidates get to the florida primary on march 15.. how many of them will be left? coming up at 5-30. who isn t going to make the cut. is marco rubio safe ian.. all eyes will no be on south carolina and nevada. the republican primary in south carolina is saturday, donald trump there with ted cruz second. is next for candidates.. that s also on saturday, february 20th. developing out of michigan this morning, several people are hurt after a shooting with a deputy a
start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. 3 3 (dave 3 3 ((dave all that windy weather could cause more problems at the beach. yesterday, an olympic qualifying sailing race had to be called off, due to high wind and rough surf. in fact. several boats capsized. and the captains were tossed in the water. but they re all okay. and the race is supposed to pick- up again today. 3 ((dave fox-13 s shayla beach right now. 3 3 ((dave thanks, shayla. 3 3 3 no closed captioning is available for traffic. 3 3 3 a rude awakening for danielle weston and her boyfriend in pinellas county. you heard it, overnight: someone crashed into their home, taking out the chimney and a nearby stop sign. danielle says: their dogs usually sleep near the damaged wall, but had moved ahead of time. it was scary, but danielle says: she s just glad no one was hurt. 3 (jen) we re still waiting for an official release on the accident. but danielle says: police told her, the car had been stolen. she think
and nigeria s military says it s making gains and has taken back control of another town from the armed group boko haram. starting this program in saudi arabia where the country s most senior religious scholar says thursday s stampede during the hajj in mecca was, quote, beyond human control. saudi arabia says the death toll is now risen to 769, and another 934 muslims were injured during the annual pilgrimage. the king ordered a review of how the hajj is organized. some pilgrims blame the stampede on road closures and poor management. our correspondent omar has been covering this incident. he himself is on his pilgrimage, to saudi arabia, and this is what he told me a little earlier on. the ground mutaf representing the highest authority in the kingdom, but the ultimate power lies in the hands of king solom solomon. they ordered a review into all the hajj plans to go further. to me i read into this he s not quite happy with what happened. in terms of what the graund muft
to afghanistan first and heavy fighting is again underway in parts of the northern city of kunduz between taliban and the after gavin army. the talibantable has retaken some areas they lost overnight. taking control of kunduz, at least 50 people, mostly civilians were killed and more than 300 others injured. let s get the latest from al jazeera about 130 kilometers from kunduz. what are you hearing about the situation right now. reporter: we are getting reports from kunduz that heavy fighting between afghan security forces supported by taliban and security forces are going on. it seems more like the civilians are paying the price. both sides are using artillery, heavy machine guns and the talibantable, hiding and eventually around the kunduz city and it s not any more kunduz city now. the fighting has spread to the neighboring province. we are getting report taliban get control of a different and also here in bacalon proven incident, we are hearing taliban got control of a
the questions of its long-term future. the mayor of the greek island of lesbos says there s no more room to bury people drowning in the agean sea. crowds of refugees continue to attempt the crossing despite colder weather and rougher waters. the u.n. says a record number of people arrived in europe and october. more than the whole of last year, mohammed jamjoom reports from lesbos, which has become a gateway for thousands. reporter: with all the tragedy they have seen, the aid workers keep looking. on les works the sea may be calmer, but nerves are on edge. when the refugees make it ashore, the sense of relief is equipped by the growing outrage. i cannot imagine. i feel ashamed that i m a european, i m from holland. i people a big shame from this european union. union. it s not the union. for me it s not the union at all. this is one of many here committed to helping. i saw babies dying, elderly people dying. i cannot imagine that you can live with yourself, when
censorship in indonesia. writers want to break the silence about the country s dark past but the government has other ideas. the french president is beefing up efforts to find global support for a comprehensive climate deal ahead of a major summit in paris. he is on the second trip to china for the meeting that begins later this month is aiming for a deal to slow the rise in temperatures. translation: the climate is the biggest question facing us all. it will determine peace in the coming decades. it will equally decide the quality of life and even life. we would like the president and myself to make a declaration ahead of the upcoming paris summit. this will commit both our countries to a deal, but will also be seen as the foundation of an agreement in paris rob mcbride joins us now. tell us what you have been hearing. has this visit been a success. reporter: well, that is the culmination of this two days of talks at this 21 point declaration which hallande will no dou
translation: young? european your? it s not union we hear from volunteers helping in greece. the remains of more victims from saturday s plane crash in egypt s sinai province have arrived in russia. there s still confusion over what brought the plane down. metrojet says an external problem could have been the cause. this has been dismissed and analysis needs to be done. all 224 passengers and crew were killed. live from st petersburg. egypt s president has now come out and said the plane wasn t brought down by islamic state fighters. what more can you tell us? reporter: that s right. he said that in london, but that hasn t stopped the speculation that terrorism was the root cause of this. the russia agency has a source in egypt among the people at the crash scene. they re quoting one person at that crash scene saying that there were elements found there that did not come from the aircraft. you can make what you will of that. metrojet, the airline company, says that it w
out. the french president is intensifying efforts to find global support for comprehensive climate deal in paris and the second trip to china and held talks with his chinese counterparts on monday and a key participate in the 21 conference set to begin later this month and hoped that a binding deal to slow the rising global temperatures and they are the largest carbon e mitter and it s vital that beijing is central to any successful agreement and let s hear what if french president had to say after the talks. translator: the climate is the biggest question facing us all and will determine peace in the coming decades, it will equally decide the quality of life and even life. we would like the president xing and myself to make a declaration ahead of the par tis summit and will commit both countries to a deal and also seen as the foundation of an agreement in paris. reporter: rob mcbride has more from beijing. he was a 21 point declaration from the two leaders which rea
teams the fly trucks out. nine million children and education. a day of history of horse racing at the melbourne cup. unbelievable. it s such a dream come true. reporter: michelle paine has become the first female jockey to win australia s most prestigious race. french president is intensifying efforts to find global support for a comprehensive climate deal ahead of a major summit in france and on his second day in chew they and had talks with his china counterpart on monday and it s a key participant with the conference set to begin later this month and hope that a binding deal to slow the rising global temperatures will be reached at the summit and china was the world s largest carbon e mitter and successful to an agreement and rob mcbride is live from beijing and rob tell us more about this meeting, it s being rahailed as a success. that s right he was a 21 point declaration from the two leaders which sets up china and france as being partners in the fight agains
a village. russia has suspended passenger flights to egypt in response to fears that a bomb may have brought down the metro jet plane that crashed out of sharm shake on saturday. president putin made the anunsment and recommended flights be grounded until the causes of the crash is known. it will increase pressure on egyptian authorities, which were struggling to cope with an exodus of british tourists. paul brennan reports. reporter: there is a major exodus under way from sharm el shei sheikh. 20,000 will be joined by 40,000 russian tourists. russia and egypt described it as premature. what changed the kremlin s mind? the british it issed their decision was based on intelligence, which made it more likely than not that a bomb of responsible. the head of russia s fsb gave no details saying only it was expedient to suspend flights until the real reasons for the crash are known. translator: until we determine the actual causes of what happened, it s reasonable to suspend