Rising floodwaters. Heavy flooding is causing havoc in the midwest. And more rain is in the forecast. And we begin with a backlash sense Donald Trumps call to block muslims from entering the United States. His proposal has triggered worldwide condemnation, and normally this kind of thing would signal the end of a campaign, but this evening, hes the Top Republican by a wide margin. And he remains defiant. Trump used a World War Ii Aircraft carrier, now a Floating Museum in South Carolina to cheer. But condemned almost everyone else to death. Donald j. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the United States until our countrys representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. We have no choice, he told the cheering crowd three times last night. And trump was up early for morning tv to double down. I hope that we can figure it out. But we have to look at people, and we have to use vigilance, or well have many more world trade centers, and the countr
On Climate Change, but now the countries must implement it. Plus, meet the Palestinian Family fighting efforts by settlers and the Israeli Government to evict them from the home they lived in for decades. But first, lets go to the International Conference thats under way in rome, and is aiming to end the conflict in libya. Members of the two main political factions are expected to attend, along with the u. S. Secretary of state john kerry. Representatives of both administrations have agreed to sign a u. N. Brokered peace deal on friday. Libyas been in turmoil since Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown four years ago. Libyas two parliament have been vying for military and political control since august last year when the militias took over the capital tripoli. It forced out the internationally recognised government to the eastern city of tobruk. The u. N. Brokered deal makes up a unified government made up by both sides. The two rival parliament are set to meet on wednesday, agreeing to sign
We begin with thousands of people marchingthrough the streets of chicago today, people protesting Police Shooting and thousand they have handled them. And it demonstrators demanding that rahm emanuel resigns. Reporter in the past days, the mayor has fired people around him and completely changed his course on decisions and trying to save his own sinking ship. But today he apologized. While protesters flooded the streets again in downtown chicago, the mayor was explaining what he did wrong. I should have given voice to the publics growing suspicions, distrust and anger. Reporter rahm emanuel said that he should have done more to change policy thats tied his hands on how he was responding to Police Shootings, saying that the videos cannot be released while the investigation is ongoing. I own it. I take responsibility for what happened. Because it happened on my watch. Reporter earlier in the address to city council, emanuel gave a slow burn to the speech, say that corrective action, they
Ice is thick. Those were the days when the ice formed to 30 feet thick, solid ice. And you trust that youre safe on the ice. And that it provided for you. Things arent the same anymore. When the big waves are coming in. I always watch those dogs down there. When theyre scared. They always sense the bad weather. The temperatures in the arctic are rising faster than anywhere else in the world and that swift rise has brought dramatic changes to dozens of small alaska native villages along the coast. The thick ice that once protected them from storms is gone and as the earth warms, so does the land, now so soft that it crumbles into the water with each wave that hits the shore. Last night i saw homes being thrashed in my minds eye, falling into the land failure. Thats why i couldnt fall asleep. The changes have pushed communities in alaska to face an impossible question where do you go when forces beyond your control take your home . When it gets bad here, you can hear it and i know its go
Shipping containers tunisias leaders are meeting trying to resolve the issue of high unemployment that has been fuelling protests across the country. A conference is expected later on saturday and we will bring you details on that. A curfew was imposed on friday and the government is saying i. S. I. L. May try to be takeing this situation. Reporter they blame the government by the fact that theyre not. It has been five years since four years that forced the president out of the country after 23 years in power starting what became known as the arab spring. Tunisia still has some of the same problems that created the revolution, issues like unemployment and poverty. The president has urged the country to respect the nationwide curfew that has been put in place following a wave of protests across the country. In an address to the nation, he acknowledged the high Unemployment Rate as a factor for the protests, but he also said foreign groups were deliberately destabilizing tunisia. Transla