least 40 people are gop have died in nepal after blizzards triggered a series of avalanches in the him laas on tuesday. the number is likely to rise as the weather clears, and the search for missing trekkers widens. >> madagascar's former president has been allowed to stay in the country after returning from exile. he fled after a coup in 2009. he came back and was put under house arrest. the government says the former leader will be asked to take part in national reconciliation efforts. >> the homeless world cup is about to get under way in chile. teams from around the world sent months getting ready. this report from lima in peru. for many, it's been a life-changing experience. >> these are the last few hours training has been in the past seven months. the young athletes are ready for the next kick-off at the football homeless world cup that begins in chile on monday. >> i'm so nervous, this is the first time i'll play at the world cup, and go abroad. we have great expectations and worked hard. with a good attitude we'll prevail to the end. >> this boy never dreamed he could play a part i

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ity undert( seeing and the iraqi capitol, the laá?áu information on this after the break.the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. isis militants appear to be closing in on the iraqi capitol. they control much of the province west of baghdad and some are 13 kilometers within baghdad. the u.n. estimates 180,000 people have fled the town since being over run by the militants in recent days and the sister of an isis hostage is begging the militants to reestablish direct contact with his family. isis is using the british journalist to recite anti western rhetoric in a series of online videos. fears of an isis attack first happened back in june but now, obviously, that threat is much greater. and at least one top american general says he's surprised by the militant's advance. barbara starr has more. >> repo

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