it reese toaz more than 3,000. hello and welcome i'm samuel live from our headquarters and coming up, catches the terrifying moment, a after a language hits the camp. anger boils over, as the president moves to tighten his grip on power.

and, mass protests against police brutal will aty in baltimore of the united states. the death toll has now risen to more than 3,000 there have been over 100 aftershocks and rescue teams are still working to reach survivors and now from the historic square, in central kaatman to do, and just take us through what's going on, so where you are. yes, joining me here, the most important tourist anybody coming to visit the capital and it was mostly destroyed, in the earthquake on saturday, and what's been happening here, is

very slow, steady, excavation of some of the historic buildings that collapsed and we have seen civil society alongside security services go through the rubble, from the top working their way down very slowly, and when they find something significant, that, work stops to, remove a body or a piece of architecture. and we're been hearing emergency services come through, with their sirens, either going to another emergency or trying to find people, that may be trapped under the rubble. they haven't found anybody alive and, yet, they continue the excavation. so is enough aid getting into the country? the airport has been closed by aftershocks.

yes, it was minor damage and, you are right, every time there is a tremor, it does happen frjly and so, the air traffic controllers have to leave the airport and with so many flights trying to land, either with aide workers or with supplies, and very difficult for the authorities to try and get those planes landed, and the other problem they only have one runway and very limited space, for a number of aircraft to land. and, the journey which should have taken two hours from deli, took twelve hours primarily because we would take off circle and, come back, because we couldn't land, so, where we did land, what you did see was the aid, and the indian air forces coming in with aid and a

dutch contingents of rescue, search and rescue, and nearly 80 of them, arriving early in the morning and beginning their work. so, evening once, whatever aid gets in, how is it being digs tribilitied, in some of those more remote areas? well, the government, and it is hard to see doing that, at the moment, and what we do know what i do know, having spoken to some of the aide workers, they had said, in any disaster situation not just here but south asia, and it's always a bit of a mess. until one aid agency, raises its head or steps up to the mark and, takes charge. at the moment, that doesn't seem

to have happened. we don't have one guiding the others, and until they get together and able to talk about the aid of where it needs to go, at the moment, it's not there. and the medical approach, by pakistan and india and, has been very efficient, and the camps are being set up and, they are supplying local water and some food supplies but not as much as people would like, and they appear, and normally, residents are sitting in the streets and they won't go in their houses for fear of any more tremors. thanks so much for that update. dramatic pictures have emerged and flattening, a part of the camp and 18 climbers were killed. and victor ro a reports.

every space camp, on saturday morning and, the first sign that something is wrong. the ground is shaking. at first the climbers sound relaxed and that turns to panic that they realize that a wall of snow and ice is heading straight for them. no. what? what? dazed and confused, they emerge from the snow and begin to look for other climbers. stay together. stay together.

survivors described how it swept down the mountain through the ice and forcing people run for their lives. around 1,000 climbers were on the mountain, and the dead and injured so far have been discovered. but further up the mountain, they are trapped at camp one and two, and unable to get through. powerful aftershocks have triggered more avalanches, making it difficult, and the helicopters have reached most seriously injured. and the concern is growing with those trapped on the mountain. despite the terror, they must have felt, they survived the deadliest disaster, and it is still unclear, how many other climbers did not. at least 45 people have died in pakistan as heavy rains

ripped through the country and winds reached speeds of 120 kilometers. and heavy rain closed roads and, hampered rescue operations expwhrsm yemen's foreign minister has rejected a call for peace from the former president. and, there will be no dialogue, unless they withdraw all of their fighters. there is a lot of misunderstanding and misenter pretastings for what is going on in yemen and unfortunate war is something happened, and forces. give the people no choice.

well inside yemen there's intense fighting, and, members of the rebel group are backing forces to the exiled president. and israel said it launched a air strike, on the border of syria, after spotting some with a bottom bomb, its troops reported on terrorists with explosives. activists have accused of syrian government of dropping chlorine gas. the use of chlorine as a weapon is banned. the u.n. promised to take action against those responsible. car bombs in and around, baghdad have killed 18 people, the deadliest took place in the

square. photos have elected a new leader. he won more than 60% of the vote, in the election. and he's promising to work towards a peace deal, to unify sign prus. it has been called a new beginning. people voted for change, unity and peace. independent, defeated the incumbent, and the new president of the turkish republic. when the time for change has come no force can change it, it is not my sucks but the success of all our people. when voters cast their ballots that he had two choices those who supported him, said he

represented change. he wants a reunified prus, and criticism of turkey's domination of sign prus is a change from the past. i voted for united federal sign prus, and i believe that's only possible with him and not the other candidate. the majority of the people exam to vote for change, and i want change and i'm for the negotiations to start moving. the rival is not against talks. but they they have a less compromising attitude, two state solution. turkish migrants are a minority. they are afraid of change. of course, we are scared, he will change the status quo, and

he didn't have the turkish flag, and if sign prus is united we will be left out,. this is a divided society and divided country. not everyone is celebrating this victory but, the supporters are for people here, reuniif a indication is the solution to the problem. they say their lives will get better and their isolation will end and, they are ready to make compromises to achieve that. the election was a referendum for one way in which of problem could be solved, the broke erred peace negotiations are to begin soon and, he can prove that he can bring about the changed promise he. plenty more to come. we report from johans in burg, and, where brutal attacks foreigners. and they escaped at home and

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camp, and 18 climbers were killed. some much-needed aid has has started to arrive, and china and, rescue teams and a hospital. joining us now spree a pipe and, is tony, the indian representative for catholic relief services. are you now able to get in the sort of paid that the country needs? yes, we have started to. we're sending in, we are positioned in northern india and, basic items that a lot of these people need now like shelter, water treatment, and hygiene, and sanitation, and so we're sending those materials in and fly in some materials from our hub. right now the priority is

meeting the basic needs. shelter, food, and medical care and, water and blankets because of the cold weather and rain, so many people being outside the warmth becomes an issue so we are sending in aid and people because they matter as well. so we're sending in services and a large team going in, and some additional later this week and we have our local partner who has started it. forgive me, how well coordinated is the relief effort when it comes to distribution, once it gets here, people sick people lying in beds, in the streets and people without shelter or water. yes, our team is there also. and a lot of our hospitals is overwhelms. and the u.n. is activated and the government is going to be

issuing, the effected vim languages and they're between international, and catholic relief services and others, and we have other agency meetings and there's a series of meetings today, as well as some here in dehli, to understand who is doing what, where so it is a big response. and when it's such a tremendous disaster and such a scale it. become critical and it's an important part, to ensure that we're effective. with hospitals being overwhelmed, how concerned are you, at the threat of disease? we are and, there are income one of our unit is sending people in with medical report and there are doctors and they are sending in support but with so many people living outsides and water and hygiene

and, it's a big issue. and, that's one of the reasons why, our response is focused on those things. the water and hygiene and sanitation. if you can prevent it, it's better than having to address it with overstretched health system. indeed we wish you all the best. thank you. thank you. two people have been killed, after police opened fire on demonstrators and, they have been protesting the decision to seek a third term in office which defies two limit term, and the cap take tal reports. for months, activists have said they would take to the streets if he tried to run for a third term, and now his party

has announced that he would and when he came to power following a peace deal between several rebel facts and, so far main opposition party has not joined the protest and this man came along. we are telling them, either use force or they will be removed by force. [cheers] . and come face-to-face with the riot police, and, it is forming and there have been ch changes and teargas. and it is going to escalate. it did.

several protestors were injured, and some people were shot and killed. it makes your eyes hurt so much, and your skin feels like it is burning and in the city center 3 government men centers came to the radio stations with pleas, and they said, they would close it. they locked themselves, inside and kept broadcasting, and that didn't help, and the ministers, met, and the radio listeners gathered and then, made representative -- the radio was allowed to stay on the air,. we know our rights if we have to stand up for our rights we will do that, we want our country to heal. but for now the unrest looks set to carry on. it should be resolved peacefully, with the presidential election in june.

and the process to say they won't stop, until he abandons his plans to run for a third term. victims, of attacks in south africa are calling gorgeous advertise several have been killed. and series of attacks against africa african migrants living in the country. she came to south africa, in 1971. and her nephew was murdered during the recent wave on the attack against migrant workers. when the nurse toll me he was gone, i was broken. his father died, and he left him with me, to look after why has god taken him. the family is scared and trying to copy, it was caught on

camera by a journalist. i cannot eat or sleep, he is always in my mind, and the picture, of how he died, is always there. this is the spot that he was brutally killed and four men are expected to stand trial for his murder, and there are a number of families that lost them in 2008, who have given up waiting gorgeous advertise. he came to south africa, and he was attacked, in 2008, and he said he had all the necessary paperwork, to legally work in south africa. they said i can't and,. 62 people were killed in this kind of hate crime, and the government says there were 133 convictions after those attacks

and it is promised justice for victims, the most recent violence. our independence, and they take decisions without fear, favor or prejudice,. the government has offered support for the 3 children, and his family say they want more than just cash, and justice. his cousin has written a poem, in his memory. you are evil, you killed a son. and you killed a brother, and you killed a uncle. and you killed a father. you killed a hero. you killed a man. you killed our brother.

long time leader, has won 98% of the vote, in presidential elections and,s 74-year-old has been president for 26 years and the commission says, voter turnout was at a record high of 95%, and he has been credited for keeps the economy stable and, criticized for suppressing free speech. and, the u.n. secretary general will go on, with an italian naval ship, on monday,. the prime minter, and the foreign policy chief will be on board, so far, more than 1,700 people are believed had to have died in boats trying to reach urop some who those make it, end up, there. the tentative first steps in europe, of apainful days at sea

hundreds disembark. and all is efficient on the dock side men and women divided and, first aid and clothing for the cold. but first impressions are deseptives, within days, most of them will be left to friend for themselves. the reception centers are full, and government and aid organizations overwelched by sheer numbers, the migrants rely on support from friends and family from people who might come from the hometown, and village, and, don't have those contacts and exfind themselves in a very vulnerable situation like 18-year-old, he came boy boat 2 weeks ago. he has no friends, no money no phone and no idea, as to what he'll do next. he's sleeping in the mosque, and he asked for his face to be

hidden. my dream is to stay and learn the italian language, and speak with the italians, and have the right documents and send money home. and they say some night ten show up, and some nights it's 200 in each shelter. the problems are enormous, italy has done it's part and, it is not capable of solving its probable on its own, and it needs to be sold at a world level. this is everyone's problem. as long as there's poverty war, and oppression, these boat loads will keep on coming. people in the u.s. city of baltimore have attended a wake for a black man who died in police custody, freddie gray's spine was fathered and his death has triggered mass

protests and now a report from baltimore. outside the funeral home, in baltimore, small groups of local residents gathered, to express their sympathy. and loyola university was up the street, and a few students, felt it was important to show that it had an impact on the entire community. making sure that would he start talking about what's going on, in this city, and the country, and, we have to stop ignoring the issues. on saturday, thousands gathered to march and demonstrate, there was a sense of race and, it was a day of peaceful protests with small pockets of nonviolent civil disobedience and this is the image, that they have seized on, there was no mass rioting. and the police chief was clear

the few minutes of vandalism were unrepresentative. baltimore residents were saying to calm down and to relax and, i was very proud of them for doing that. they put themselves between police officers, and asked for calm and askedded for peace. that hasn't stopped those that feel the police have no case. it's a threat to civilization itself. it's a frustrating narrative, whose only aim is to make things better. the march was peaceful and we're here today some show some solidarity with the family and there are people, in the community and city that are working together to make things better. freddie gray will be buried on monday morning and there is a sense of determination in baltimore, that problems, widely known, but rarely discussed will not be allowed to recede

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