united states, canada and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom, an oil depot hit and nearly a dozen russian recruits killed in the region near the border with ukraine. we re live in kyiv with a look at what s behind the latest setback in putin s war. plus xi jinping has a message for taiwan as he prepares to secure a historic third term as party leader. we re live in beijing and taipei with details. and the cdc is reporting an early wave of flu cases sweeping parts of the u.s. we ll look at where they re surging and why some americans won t get the flu shot. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we re getting word of new strikes in ukraine, reportedly affecting people on both sides of the front line. a short time ago, ukrainian officials reported that russian missiles destroyed two schools in the zaporizhzhia region. at the same time, a pro russian official says the occupied donetsk city also came under fire, wh
We are along for the riled. Gaza ceasefire talks intensify in egypt. In one of the biggest antigovernment rallies since october 7th. Israel says it will not send a delegation to cairo for talks with hamas until the militant group responds to its proposals plus, as College Graduations begin, some are met with protests. Trouble today at the University Of Virginia. And disruptions in michigan two florida teens turned themselves in after being caught on camera Dumping Garbage into the ocean. And later, she was the majesty of the seas, the queen mary. Her reign ending in california. Why it is once again full steam ahead. Theres a soul other ships dont have but the queen mary has. Announcer this is the Cbs Weekend News from washington with adriana diaz. Good evening. Im ed okeefe in tonight for adrianna. We begin in texas where theres a Brief Break In The Rain but a flood watch across the third most populated part of the country. Some areas of texas have seen 12 inches fall in recent days, t
with around 90,000 homes partially or completely destroyed. and nearly 1.5 million people displaced because of them. in chad, families are fleeing flooded cities, searching for dryer ground. many traveling on foot, carrying their possessions. forced to set up makeshift camps after their homes became unlivable. in vietnam, social media users posted videos of motorcycles making their way through deep floodwaters, in the city of denang. residents saying they haven t seen flooding this bad in 30 years. water rising to as high as a meter and a half in five to ten minutes. authorities there is a cleanup has begun as floodwaters recede. michael holmes, cnn. that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i m kim brunhuber. for viewers in north america, new day is next. the rest of the world, it is living golf .
storm of epic proportion s. harris: we are seeing some of the surge in miami area which has been frightening. we have pictures now up on the screen from earlier today and then we had reporter brian who was in the thick of it coming up out of and saw frightening stuff. there is an element to this that people may not realize and a lot of people from fort lauderdale thought, you know what, we re friends and relatives on the other side of the state and let s go to naples and what we are finding you re a 100% right. i talked with so many people that told me we evacuated the barrier island and we asked people to move to higher in dryer ground and we told people don t necessarily go to the shelters, go to your friends and family and i had several dozen people told me they were going across the state, naples, fort myers, tampa, that and all of a sudden, here you are, and they re having this i think were coming back. i m saying don t come back here. hunker down and let s ride this
responder because our first responders can t get to you. our first responders can t access the elevator to get up to you and so we ve made it very clear to people that, hey, doesn t matter if you re on the 4th floor or the 20th floor. if you re on the barrier island, if you re in a low lying area, please move to higher, dryer ground. i spoke earlier with the mayor of miami beach, philip lavine who said all the hotels, all the retail, all the strants, everything, is shut down. it s like a ghost town. is it the same along the atlantic coast, the area of fort lauderdale? the majority of it is. we have a few bars that have always stayed open and traditionally stayed open until the last minute. they ll be closed. i actually talked to one of the bar owners when i was leaving the beach tonight. they re closing down. but as of tomorrow when all the effects start to come on shore and when he start to see the bands and the wind, and as i ve said from day one, the storm surge is my biggest co