section of napal's capitol city flattened this evening following a massive earthquake. hannah daniels reports. the death toll is certain to climb as recovery efforts are turning up injured people and more bodies. >> reporter: the devastating earthquake leveled buildings and flattened the capitol city's historic center. witnesses describe a scene of chaos and panic as hundreds scrambled on the streets to get away from the buildings collapsing around them. the tremors are making many afraid to go back inside. the quick toppled temples that stood for centuries. a 19th century landmark, the nine story tower has been reduced to rubble. people searched for survivors trapped underneath the popular tourist site. >> we are not happy because we were in the middle of the square. when we come back here we feel happy. >> reporter: hospitals in the city are so crowded that the injured are being treated in the open. many are children. tens of thousands of people will be spending the night on the streets. naply's government is appealing for foreign aid from around the world. united sta

. >> 90,000 people flee fighting in iraq but the government won't let them in the capitol city. >> hospitals in yemen work to treat the wounded as fighting and airstrikes go on. >> i'll have all your sport including the semi finals of the english cup. >> as many as 700 are feared dead in the med at med at her 18ian sea capsized south of the island of lampedusa. paul is on the island of sicily. this could turn out to be the biggest migrant tragedy in the mediterranean in recent years. bring us up to speed with the search and rescue operation. >> the operation is on going. there are now 17 vessels involved in that search and rescue operation. so far the figures are that we have 49 rescued, 24 people are confirmed dead, but the unhcr which had survivor testimony said survivors are saying there were as many as 700, 750 people onboard that just 20-meter long boat when it capsized around midnight last night saturday night. the numbers of unaccounted for missing are in the hundreds. that certainly would make -- if there is missing people, turn out to not be able to be rescued alive. there is a majo

people will get a better tenant for the owner and a tourist destination will help revitalize the capitol cityote this article about the waterfront and the fact that there are state leased apartment spaces. former mercer county objective of executive's. tourism in trenton. >> waterfront that is not being utilized. mildly successful. a 2nd owner's. in between there is bureaucracy. new jersey state office building. it could be anything. instead it is office space. space. bill: is it really about the office space? for all intents and purposes what you might call a war zone's. >> the fact of the matter is trenton should be. it's the state capital. it has tremendous history 2nd to almost none. third, it has a waterfront. take take those three qualities, it should be. why hasn't it been? the state needs to have a stake in the city of trenton. they take up a lot of property, tax resources him and trenton does not give back what ought to be giving. >> but just focusing on the waterfront won't necessarily make it a tourist destination. you see a bunch of dilapidated houses. it's. >> it's. >> you have t

at the earth shook the capitol city of kathmandu crumbled. >> we had debris falling from roofs and a giant water tank that shattered. >> reporter: homes came down the bricks scattered everywhere. roads buckled and tore apart. religious temples temples and historic monuments left in piece. >> part of the rubble and people are trying to find if there's inunderanything. >> rescue operations began immediately. people digging through the rubble by hand. by afternoon, troops arrived carrying pick axes and shovels, but it is too little and too late for thousands of victims. local hospitals are overwhelmed. survivors forced to camp outside,s a dozen of aftershocks keep rocking the region. >> big avalanche is coming down. >> the quake's violent tremendousors triggered ravages in the nearby mountains, base camp at mt. everest quiet and solemn. the local shep goo guides restaurant many deaths on the mountain. as night fell, concerns about supplies too. the impoverish yesterday country's infrastructure is falling apart. food and clean water are at risk. but the u.s. state department is asking al

he skypeed with us briefly from the capitol city where the saudi-lead airstrikes against rebels have put him in danger. >> the amount of destruction really scared me. i got really desperate. >> the 26-year-old san fran -- san francisco resident is helping people with their skills but he was warned to leave. on monday he set out on a seven-hour journey to the port city where he hoped to board a ship taking u.s. citizens. when he arrived an armed paw lish shaw group -- armed militia group stopped him. >> they assumed i was a rebel. they yanked me and took me out of my car, blindfolded me and my two friends and threw us in the back of a truck. >> the group let them go, but they refused them -- refused to let them board the ship. his brother, a student at uc davis says the u.s. state department is not doing enough to help listens stuck in yes, yemen. >> the u.s. government until now has offered no -- has taken no initiative to pull their people out despite there being three navy ships close by. >> he feels abandoned but he will keep trying to find aay out of yemen. we reached out to the

while landslides blocked roads, 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday, leveled buildings, flattened capitol city of katmandu historic center scene as described by witnesses was one of chaos a panic, they fled buildings as they collapsed around them. >> i tell you very horrifying situation, barely able to mover out of the house we held ourself together, just praying to see and witness the wall beside our house collapsing beside us. >> hospitals so crowded people being treated out in the open as relief workers already on the ground, struggle to get aid to those who need it. >> the police, beginning help coming from around the world sending disaster response team along with a million dollars. >> responds today japan team respond today new zealand and whether we went to haiti with buildings that collapsed there were people found in spaces. >> this is the worse earthquake that has hit nepal in 08 years and to gave you a idea of the devastating impact of this earthquake scientists say 16 more times powerful than the haiti earthquake from 2010. >> cherri gregg for us liver in our news center, thanks. >

in doha. 90,000 people flee fighting in iraq but the government won't let some into their own capitol city. >> victims of the war in yemen hospitals work to treat the injured as the fighting and airstrikes go on. >> i'm inside france's newest museum a monument to cave art. art, 36,000 years old. >> as many as 700 people are feared dead in the mediterranean sea after their boat capsized. it's thought it went down 120 kilometers off libya south of lampedusa. a major search and rescue operation is underway. 24 bodies have been recovered so far. let's get the latest from paul brennan. we've seen the first pictures of the rescue operation there it's a major major operation. tell us about the latest. >> let's talk first about those pictures. the italian coast guard put out some pictures of the rescue effort that's happening out there in the mediterranean in the last 12 hours. there are 17 vessels involved in this including military and navy vessels and merchant shipping which has responded to the callout by the coast guard and navy in order to join this effort. the physician have not been update

he skypeed with us briefly from the capitol city where the saudi-lead airstrikes against rebels havedestruction really scared me. i got really desperate. >> the 26-year-old san fran -- san francisco resident is helping people with their skills but he was warned to leave. on monday he set out on a seven-hour journey to the port city where he hoped to board a ship taking u.s. citizens. when he arrived an armed paw lish shaw group -- armed militia group stopped him. >> they assumed i was a rebel. they yanked me and took me out of my car, blindfolded me and my two friends and threw us in the back of a truck. >> the group let them go, but they refused them -- refused to let them board the ship. his brother, a student at uc davis says the u.s. state department is not doing enough to help listens stuck in yes, yemen. >> the u.s. government until now has offered no -- has taken no initiative to pull their people out despite there being three navy ships close by. >> he feels abandoned but he will keep trying to find a way out of yemen. we reached out to the u.s. state department and have not

. >> capitol city katmandu crumbling, scenes of devastation, houses difficulties a appearing in ruble. religious temple as and monuments in pieces. every where people were running for their lives. >> ran out into the he street and you could hear screams. >> reporter: shaken residents jolted by after shocks, the terror, returning are again and again. >> every time, that there was a tremor, everyone would say it is coming again. pan wick rise. >> reporter: after shocks forcing hundreds of thousands to sleep outside as the desperate race unfold toss pull survivors from the ruble. troops arriving with pick axes and shovels the help coming too late for so many victims. not just in the city but also in the mountains where the quake triggered massive avalanchees. >> coming down. >> reporter: and burying mountaineers beneath them. the one of those climbers a google executive daniel freedberg, google saying we lost one of our own in this tragedy. the heart break growing as more bodies are pulled from the ruble. bossi, abc news, new york. >>> in the meantime we have yet another look at volcano

. >> 90,000 people flee fighting in iraq but the government won't let them in the capitol city. >> hospitalsn work to treat the wounded as fighting and airstrikes go on. >>

>> reporter: massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit nepal on saturday, the the earth shook, the capitol city, catman do crumbled. >> with debris falling from the roof, and a giant water tank it shattered. >> reporter: homes came down, bricks scattered every where. road buckled and tore apart. religious temples and historic monuments left in pieces. >> part of the ruble a and people are sorting through trying to find anyone underneath. >> reporter: rescue operations began immediately. people digging through the the ruble, by hand. and by afternoon troops arrived, carrying pick axes and shovels. but it is too little, and too late, for thousands of victims. local hospitals, are overwhelmed, and survivors forced to camp outside as dozens of after shocks keep rocking the the region. >> it is coming down on people. >> reporter: quake's real event tremors triggered avalanches in the nearby mountains. base camp at mount everest quiet, solemn. the local sherpa guide report many deaths. night fall, concerns about supplies too. the impoverish country frame structure is now falling apart, food and clean

and all of this, of course, following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck 50 miles from the capitol city of katmandu. it marks nation's deadliest natural disaster in more than 80 years. and as the death toll, nears 5,000 this morning prime minister projected that could double as rescue crews gain access to the smaller more remote villages quote closer to the quake's epicenter. >> incredible, with that baby. >>> still a a head a scare in the air when a plane had has to make an emergency landing here in philadelphia now we are hearing about that frightening landing, justin. >>> ukee police are looking for a man wanted for two sins, break nothing to a church and then robbing it. i'm justin finch with that story live from bucks county. >>> justin thanks. >>> you cannot complain about the the forecast. unless you hate sunshine. if you do, you are out of luck. the it will be a wonderful wednesday. katie is tracking damp dreary weather on the horizon. we will have the seven day coming up with traffic and weather together on the three's. helping poor is a good thing but stealing from the poor is

ones per day is not in silicon valley it's not even in a shiny new building in the heart of the capitol cityuenos aires. this is the company. this textile warehouse in the residential neighborhood is his dad's, the company he wanted young maximo to inherit, his son is occupying ever more space and employing 95 staff from around the world but not in the way his father had envisioned. >> the united states has a very huge industry and they have very easy access to distribution, to markets all over the world and argentina has a very big lack of internal market unlike the united states and so their focus has to be in bringing things out to other countries to the english speaking market in particular which is the united states. >> reporter: all this and argentina economy is in recession with inflation and many youngsters going to work abroad and what represents iron on the periodic table? easy oh, dear maybe not so easy daniel with al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> it is now a quarter of a century since the launch of the hubble space telescope revolutionized the science of astronomy and sent views of

has a creative way to recycle but turning waste into fashion accessories and we report from the capitol cityreporter: this is how most people buy drinking water in ghanna these plastic are cheap and convenient and often end up littering the streets and a company collects about 200,000 a month and processes them in this factory in a suburb of ghanna capitol, workers clean this and dry them and then they get creative, they produce bags and other accessories which they sell to customers all over the world. it's a social enterprise trying to raise aware of of the damaging effects of plastic on the environment. >> our bags are making sache and if people used those at the grocery store or market or stores and used that every time then they would reduce the amount of disposal thin plastic bags they use all the time here you buy a bottle of water in a store and they put a black plastic bag around it and that is what we are trying to change. >> reporter: using plastic from discarded billboards to make more colorful products but what they are able to collect is just a fraction of the waste in ghanna.

he skypeed with us briefly from the capitol city where the saudi-lead airstrikes against rebels haveput him in danger. >> the amount of destruction really scared me. i got really desperate. >> the 26-year-old san fran -- san francisco resident is helping people with their skills but he was warned to leave. on monday he set out on a seven-hour journey to the port city where he hoped to board a ship taking u.s. citizens. when he arrived an armed paw lish shaw group -- armed militia group stopped him. >> they assumed i was a rebel. they yanked me and took me out of my car, blindfolded me and my two friends and threw us in the back of a truck. >> the group let them go, but they refused them -- refused to let them board the ship. his brother, a student at uc davis says the u.s. state department is not doing enough to help listens stuck in yes, yemen. >> the u.s. government until now has offered no -- has taken no initiative to pull their people out despite there being three navy ships close by. >> he feels abandoned but he will keep trying to find a way out of yemen. we reached out to the

a drone over the capitol city of kathmandu giving us a new look at the definite staying caused by the magnitude 7.8 quake. we also have new video of the moment the quake struck. you can see the shaking and the people scrambling for safety in this surveillance video. mack us will survival stores continue to emerge. days after the earthquake rescuers pulled this woman from the rubble. and international rescue and medical teams are making their way into nepal. aid has been slow in arriving and in some cases it's even been turned away because kathmandu's airport too small to cope with so much traffic. >>> the head of fema is taking action to resolve flood insurance claims from super storm sandy. the flood program has to be revamped. he says the program is focusing too much attention on making sure that claims are not overpaid instead of paying the full amount of legitimate claims claims. >> now to a live-changing moment moment. watch as this teenager finds out that she's won a preves stitches college scholarship. >> there she is. what a moment for shamya woods elliot attends the stem acad

many of the survivors are afraid to even go inside buildings in the capitol city of katmandu. >> also, kensington mother could face charges after four children spent saturday night locked in a basement. police rescued those children yesterday afternoon. the kids were checked out at st. christopher's hospital. we're told they're physically okay. >> opening statements are expected today in the trial of james holmes for the colorado movie massacre. twelve people were killed, 707 injured in the shooting spree. holmes is pleading guilty of by reason of insanity. >> time 4:50. some bad news at the gas pump. prices are now the highest they've been since december. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, talk more about what's behind this increase jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika triple a says the national average now 2.53 a gallon, analysts are blaming it on the price of crude has gone up, balls the fighting in yemen. plus gas price does tends to climb as we get closer to the summer driving season, refinery switched to more expen

. >> reporter: the devastating earthquake leveled buildings and flattened the capitol city of katmandu'sistoric center. witnesses describe a scene of chaos and panic as hundreds scrambled onto the streets to get away from the building's collapsing around them. the relentless tremors are making many afraid to go back inside. the quake toppled temples that have stood for centuries. a 19th century landmark in katmandu the nine story tower has been reduced to rubble. people searched for survivors trapped underneath the popular tourist site. >> we feel not too happy because we were in the middle of the square but then when we come back here, we feel happy. >> reporter: hospitals in the city are so crowded that the injured are being treated in the open. many are children. tens of thousands of people will be spending the night on the streets. the nepalese government is appealing for foreign aid that is starting to come in from around the world. the united states is sending a disaster response team and has pledged an initial million dollars in humanitarian aid. in new york, henna daniels for cbs

the the saudi led air strikes continued to pound the positions, in the capitol city of sona. >>> it has been five years since one of the worst environmental disasters in this country. the explosion aboard bp deep water horizon in the gulf of mexico. 134 million gallons of water spill in the gulf, 11 people were killed. today the effect is still linger. marine life hasn't recovered yet and tar balls still dot the beaches. >>> critics and environmental groups say lessons of the bp oil disaster were short lived. the number of deep water drilling rigs has increased 37 percent in the five years since the spill that is according to the latest industry statistics. a review by the the associated press found companies are now drilling in deeper water as well which is far more complicated and therefore riskier. >>> u.s. chemical safety board says there are still serious even fatal design flaws on many blow out preventers used in the gulf. >>> 30,000 runners ran for dedication in the second boston marathon since the terrorist bombings. the weather was cold and damp but emotion where is boston stro

so that part of china, which is the northern fujian province, around the capitol city of fuzhou, is the number one chinese restaurant exporting region in the world. and... >> hinojosa: in china, do they kind of own that? are they like, "we're from this area, we're the fujianese, and we export chinese food workers around the world"? >> they... i don't they're proud of it. they are proud, maybe, of the fact that they go to america, right, and that they... because they can save money, they can build these mansions. they send, you know, hundreds of thousands, millions of dollars back to these little towns, and then there are these mansions that are weird because they're empty, right? because everyone's left. so there's a ghost town called houyu, which means "monkey island," which is weird, because there are no monkeys and it's not really an island. and they are 80% missing. i mean, you just go in there and there are no men of working age. there are women, there are children, and there are old people. because, you know, they're in america cooking and taking the order and delivering your chic

so that part of china, which is the northern fujian province, around the capitol city of fuzhou, is the number one chinese restaurant exporting region in the world. and... >> hinojosa: in china, do they kind of own that? are they like, "we're from this area, we're the fujianese, and we export chinese food workers around the world"? >> they... i don't they're proud of it. they are proud, maybe, of the fact that they go to america, right, and that they... because they can save money, they can build these mansions. they send, you know, hundreds of thousands, millions of dollars back to these little towns, and then there are these mansions that are weird because they're empty, right? because everyone's left. so there's a ghost town called houyu, which means "monkey island," which is weird, because there are no monkeys and it's not really an island. and they are 80% missing. i mean, you just go in there and there are no men of working age. there are women, there are children, and there are old people. because, you know, they're in america cooking and taking the order and delivering your chic

it was felt in the capitol city.uthorities advise nearby islands to evacuate as part of a tsunami safety. so far damage appears to be minimal but they did have to seal off a multilevel parking lot where 11 cars were damaged. the one confirmed death was from a house fire that was sparked by the quake. >>> people across the southeast are assessing the damage following a series of strong storms. high winds, heavy rain caused wide spread damage. cleanup and recovery is under full swing. >> as long as my family is okay, these are materialistic things. >> the southeast is hot out of the woods yet. more severe storms are possible today. >>> a search continues for four people who authorities believe abducted a sea lion cub from a beach in los angeles. it happened yesterday near lax. they saw four people taunting the sea lion before wrapping it in a blanket and driving off with it. another nearby sea lion pup was able to get away and rescued from authorities. glance woman in richmond was cited after her car flew off the road

workers launched a 24 hour walkout, bringing much of the capitol city to a halt. unions demand higher wages lower attaches and measures to fight inflation. >> pees prime minister has been recovered by a congress vote after a scandal involving the national spy agency, accused of overseeing the monitoring of several political opponents. it's a big blow to the president, who will now have to form another new government. we report from lima. >> a victory, 72 congressmen voted to remove the foreign minister from office, 42 voted against with two abstentions there must now be a new cabinet the seventh in four years. the vote of no confidence after allegations that the intelligence service overseen by him speed on 160,000 people in peru, among them politicians businessmen and journalists. the spy agency is subject to oversight by the cabinet but it is allowed to gather domestic intelligence. he fired the executive director of the agency and other officials in march but it was not enough to blockade the opposition. >> it is essential against the government that wanted to

it struck around noon yesterday outside the capitol city, kathmandu.e are talking century old buildings that stood the test of time. look at this, no test for this earthquake. they were unmatched. it was so strong, it was felt in india, bangladesh and china. the india government is offering $3500 to families of the victims in india. many are dead on mt. everest. this picture was taken as an avalanche was hitting, as it hit the base camp. aid organizations are trying to get food, medicine and clean water. several countries have already started shipping supplies into nepal. it is early afternoon right now and aid workers are pouring into the country and the surrounding areas with the food, water and other thing that is are desperately needed. nepal's ambassador to china said, quote, a friend in need is a friend indeed. india is also offering a hand. the aid is on the way, but getting it to the people on the ground will not be easy. >> reporter: no, it won't. as we have been reporting, the area has felt 34 aftershocks and tremors since the strike. here is

in the meantime the situation remains dire in a refugee camp in the capitol city of damascus.it has become a living hell with 18000 palestinian men and women starving and dying of disease. refugees are trapped in the camp after isis militants overran it. aide workers are trying to get in relief and medical supplies that run out. syrian government forces are tearing the camp to pieces andine a hospital hit by a rocket. u.n. secretary called for international help. >> the refugee camp is a piece of hell. residents including 3500 children are turned into human shoulds. they face a double edge sword horrible living inside of the camp and government forces outside. joishgs the world cannot stand by he said and watch a massacre unfold and the people must not be abandoned jowly. >> john thank you. and hackers hold a postage for $300. and the police were forceed to pay the ransome to get the data back. the computers were taken over by what is called ransome ware. and the fbi traced it to a swiss bank account but could not find the hackers. experts say the best way to avoid the ransome

the government won't let some into their own capitol city. >> i'm inside france's newest museum a monument to cave art 36,000 years old. >> as many as 700 people are feared dead in the mediterranean sea after their boat capsized. it's thought it went down about 120 kilometers off the coast of libya south of lampedusa. a major search and rescue operation is now underway. we have al jazeera's paul drone man joining us from sicily. bring us up to date with the latest. i understand a couple more people have been rescued. >> yeah, the kali coast guard have i should reports of the actually search and rescue operation in the wider area of sea out there in the mediterranean. there are some 17 vessels involved in that search and rescue operation both military, navy and coast guard, as well as merchant shipping, called into action to respond. hundreds of people possibly to be plucked from the water. there is a weather front moving in in the direction that have area of sea where the search and rescuest is going on that. we heard there were 49 rescued and 24 dead. the survivors that have been pulled f

. >> the changing facing of street art in india's capitol city. >> still ahead in sport the new masters champion returns to action but his day does not go as planned. we will have the details. >> welcome back. let's look at the top stories here on al jazeera. >> south africa's foreign minister is calling for diplomatic support from neighbors nations in attacks. men armed with machetes have conducted break ins at shops. >> humanitarian needs are iryemen for medical supplies and food assistance for 7.5 million people affects by the fighting. >> the italian government is appealing for help to cope with an unprecedented flood of applying grants from north africa. another boat load of survivors arrived friday morning most heavily bruised and bandaged. >> we are getting breaking news out of iraq that a prominent sunni leader has been killed. he is said to have played a role in helping isil expand in iraq. he created one of the most powerful sunni armed groups which has been fighting in recent weeks. we are joined on the line from baghdad to put this in perspective. can you do that? >> yes, i

this is from surveillance cameras in the capitol city of kathmandu.h it you can start to see the video begin to shake as the quake hits. there appears to be confusion in the street and then panic begins to take hold as people realize that something terrible is happening. the trees are swaying and that building comes crashing down onto the road. despite that collapse only one person was reported injured in that area. however, across the region more than 10,000 were hurt in the quake and the death toll now stands at 5200. >>> mechanics of a volunteer fire department in mourning today and in shock. >> they responded last night to an awful accident in charles county and soon they realized that the young victim is one of their own. chris gordon learned that autumn marie jenkins joined that department when she was 16 years old. he's at the crash scene right now. chris? >> reporter: neighbors here along route 425 tell me this is a dangerous stretch of highway, that there have been serious accidents and that they have complained to the maryland state highway

the estimated 7.9 magnitude quake hit around 4:30 our time near nepal's capitol city. 450 were killed that number is expected to rise. people described scenes of panic and victim's trapped under collapsed building and debris. the earthquake so strong it even set off avalanches on mount everest. >>> a san jose police officer is in jail this morning accused of dealing drugs. sun vu is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell. they found the large stash of weed and growing equipment in a storage locker last june. it was a long investigation. 10 months before vu could actually be charged. he will be in court on monday. >>> baltimore's police commissioner says he is staying on the job to investigate the unexplained death of a man in police custodity. freddie gray died of a severe spine injury on sunday, a week after his arrest. people protesting his deat pressuring commissioner anthony bass to charge those cops or resign. gray will be laid to rest on monday. >>> the body of a missing fisher man washed a shore near point reyes national seashore. ryan vial had set off on a fi

the 7.9 magnitude quake struck around noon, local time, near the capitol city of katmandu. video just coming into the "eyewitness news" room. build there is have been leveled, and avalanch has been reported near base camp along mount evrest. this is the worse earthquake hit nepal in more than 80 years. >> thanks for joining us i'm nicole brewer. just past 6:30. let's get a check on the forecast. >> good morning, we've got temperatures in the's, it is cold, for this time of the year. and, it is the reason that we've got some frost advisories, and freeze warnings, in effect over the area. but, it looks nice. but those looks are deceiving. because it is so chilly out there. >> looking over the ben franklin bridge, gorgeous there, jack frost big boulder notice the snow has starts today melt. we are find that eventually leave. temperatures below the freezing mark this morning that snow going no where at this point. 39 degrees, from the palmyra cove nature park. looking across the delaware, at philadelphia, really nice looking start to the day. >> we've got no clouds, but off to

you can see the main event in this video from a tv station in the capitol city of taipei.l transformer did explode and the resulting fire killed a man elsewhere in taipei taipei. sue nam tee me alerts went up throughout but the region but are now lift. >> sad hall in thailand. 4 tons of illegal ivory seized by custom officials. government says more than 700 ivory tusks from african elephants shipped from congo to laws. ivory was in contain labeled beans. asia has the biggest market for ivory carved into november novel tease. killing elephants for ivory is illegal which punish countries where the ivory is bought. african elephant population decreased because of the ivory trade. gulf is still recovering from the tragic bp oil spill that started five years ago today. the oil well deep inside the gulf of mexico exploded back in 2010. triggering the worst offshore environmental catastrophe. 11 workers were killed on the deep water horizon rig. oil spilled from the well for nearly three months. scientists say balls of tar walsh of washing up on shores bp maintains those tar ball

they live in the capitol city of cat man to where historic monuments and temples have been flatten. death tell is continuing to rise. not enough reotherses. not enough food and water. i'm hearing that the death from the various building collapses is causing people to get sick and people are out there still trying to make these rescues. unfortunate thely we are looking at this increased number chris and lauren. >> that is so sad and unfortunate. thanks, jennifer. >>> by the the way, if you'd like to help out, you can donate to the red cross right on our web site at my fox philly.com and look under seen on tv tab. >>> new back here at home one person was taken to the hospital from a north philadelphia row home fire. crews responded to the scene in the 2600 block of north 18th street. the the resident had to be treated for smoke inhalation. >>> philadelphia a police say a mother punish her four kids by locking them up in the basement of their home for more than 14 hours by the the way. >> they say when the kid age nine to 13 were finally rescued they were a little hungry but otherwise

the the family lives in the capitol city of katmandu where several monuments and temples are now flattenedian grill doing what you can to help. if you want to assist go to the red cross web site. you can stop by here and drop a few bucks in the the relief jar. >> anything will help thanks, jenny. >>> you can use your lunch or dinner to day to do, some good. for those earthquake survivors. the nar ula restaurant group and tiffin group are donating their profits to relieve organizations to benefit the country of nepal. check for location as cross philadelphia montgomery county and delaware counties, and also, in jersey, especially south jersey you can find those location as the the my fox philly.com. if you would like to help victims of the earthquake donate to the red cross. what they always like to have instead of perishables they want money. we have put a link up on our web site at my fox philly.com, look under seen on tv. we will hook you up with the red cross. >>> philadelphia police need your help finding this boy cast seem wright is missing from his home on ashham road in the north ea

>>> iran's foreign minister received a hero's welcome iranians came out to the streets of the capitol city rallying around ministry of foreign affairs and parkway square that was earlier this morning. >>> residents of kirkuk are happy to be returning to their homes. kurdish forces launch an offence i have against isis, who had taken over the city. the governor of care kook credits the uk, germany and turkey for helping its displaced residents. >>> let's update you on the situation in the french alps. the black box data recorder from the doomed germanwings plane, shows the co pilot repeat thely accelerated the plane as it descend ised down into the french alps. he sped up the plane. initial reading on the recorder show andreas lubitz used all owe pilot to put the plane in the dissent from 38,000 feet down to 100 feet. investigators say lubitz looked up suicide methods on the internet and how to secure cockpit doors on airplane. he looked that up on the internet too. that information came from a computer they retrieved from his apartment, in germany. >>> in a preeaster ritual pope francis ce

, hindering relief efforts. 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday leveled buildings and flattens capitol city of katmandu historic centerment the scene as described by witnesses, was one of chaos and panic as hundreds fled buildings as they collapsed around them. >> i tell you, it was very horrifying situation. >> and witness the falls just beside our house collapsing in front of us. >> hospitals in the city are so crowded people are being treated out in the open, as relief workers already open the ground struggle to get aid to those who need it. >> appealing for foreign aid and help is beginning to come in from around the world. the us has already pledged a million dollars watch sending disaster response team. >> the team respond today japan. the team respond today new zealand. and when we went zero. to hating, there were people found. >> nicole, this is the worse earthquake that has hit kneepan in 80 years. to give you idea of the devastating impact of this earthquake scientists say, 16 times more powerful than the earthquake that struck hate any 2010. >> wow cherry graying, thank you so mu

. >>> saudi-led air strikes continue to reign on yemen causing explosions in the capitol city. asts were the most powerful since the saudis began their air campaign. one of the targets was a missile base six miles from the city. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was given a six-week extension. he's made progress in negotiations, but he needs more time. >>> and he's back. tim tebow expected to sign a contract with the philadelphia eagles today. tebow seen there going through the philadelphia airport last month when he worked out with the team. last played during the 2013 preseason with the new england patriots. and that is your cnbc news update to this hour, let's get back to "squawk alley." >>> uber competitor coming out with a major initiative to ban all surge pricing. this after the on-demand black car service cut fares by more than a quarter since shifting efforts to manhattan, but in a city dominated by the likes of uber will the end of surge pricing be enough. the ceo is here with once great to have you. congratulations on moving upon. >> sounds like there's a d

. >> there are now concerns about third erruption as residents in a capitol city of santiago some 600 miles away, expect shower of volcanic ash to arrive by night fall. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> severe weather is expected to continue today in kansas, where several tornados touched down yesterday. eyewitnesses report baseball size hail near the town every lucas. now, as you can imagine, there are reports of damage there. the storms brought 60-mile per hour winds as well. >> all right, it is 5:16. let's check on things at home, carol, much chillier than we would like the last couple of days. >> i know. we even had windchill yesterday. it was very windy yesterday bright, but still cold. we've got cold morning this morning, as well. >> i opportunity show this picture, beautiful view of the city of philadelphia, we can see all of it, we do have the clear skies over us, as we start this morning's hours. so, expect to find really mostly clear skies most of the day today. few clouds, may come and go, but that should be the extent of it. forty-one out at the airport in philadelp

on today they will continue with an 8:30 torch light procession from republicans where the city of the capitol center of the capitol to the memorial here and there will also be a world symphony orchestra performance called revival, that includes some 140 musicians representing 70 countries. >> okay thank you very much that is paul reporting live from the armenian capitol. now we can go to the turkish city of istanbul and despite the events 100 years ago the turks are having their own ceremony today. >> indeed there is a large turkish community here and left to commemorate this event and there have been some church services in istanbul and the main one in the main cathedral which was renovated by the turkish government a few years back. the turkish government contrary to previous ones recognized that mass killings have taken place 100 years ago the prime minister's office issued a statement in 2014 and a similar one this year where it offers condolence to the armenians who lost their ancestors but there is an alternative narrative to what happened there and turkish historians in the past few da

they had all been destroyed except the one in the capitol city during the genocide. the last hospital near the uganda border is the only serious cancer treatment center in that part of africa but they're all the same thing. simple system that can be affordable and repeated by countries at income levels way below ours. if you have a vision and strategy and you have the support of people at the grass roots level because you're inclusive, these kinds of things can be done by ordinary citizens. these are things we need to be thinking about in america as we work to restore broad based prosperity. as we work to define our role in a world of competition, from new and different forces to define the future. arguably the most interesting non-governmental organization today which proves the importance of inclusion, by its shortcomings but is formidable is isis. isis is a terrorist organization an ngo trying to become a state. that is, they don't recognize any of the boundaries of the middle-eastern countries that is legitimate. they were all established, drawn largely by wester

and the guys from capitol cities. remember when they were on our show.come. well, no more tunes. >> oh. >>> this is pretty cool. have you ever wondered if you have a doppelganger somewhere in the world. has anybody ever said -- >> we searched for that. >> yes, we tried. well, this guy, neal richardson definitely has one. take a look at this photo evidence. go slower. go slower, so we can take this in. he moves to a new town and he finds strangers are asking him if his name is john. hey, john, how are you doing, john. he has no idea what's going on until he finally bumps into his brother from another mother i'd like to call them on a chance encounter on a bus trip. john said he didn't notice the resemblance himself. his wife is the one who did the double take and, guys, the similarities don't end in looks. both attended the same college and both proposed to their wives within a week of meeting them. both men write poetry and both even use the same bank. they believe there's no chance they're related and john says anyway he's better looking. >> didn't noti

standard informative super bowl we'll be that the unprecedent and offering super bowl city for an center weekend for the capitol hill opportunity to see super bowl city before the out of town guests around arrive p will be open 8 days before super bowl 50 an incredible opening celebration with the days activity by the official relighting of the iconic on the willie brown jr. bay bridge. >> the may walked in adding to the exist in the nfl experience pro football theme park with football troiksdz and other activities the nfl experience will open on january 30th on the moscone center north and south i handsomely am incredibly existed and proud of the process we and how teem and the host committee planted our super bowl 50 and 2, 3, 4 particular our plans for super bowl city we are very proud and thanks to mayor ed lee and his entire staff for their incredible support for this existing endeavor we believe this reflect the spirit and personality of the host city and our entire regional and bring the mask of super bowl to the weeks leading up to game day i look forward to sharing the plans ♪ the coming most thank you

the city is about 80 miles north of baghdad and lies on the road connecting the capitol to iraq's second largest city of mowsual. that's the next target for iraqi forces. >>> a young syrian refugee is raising her arms in surrender and this video has gone viral. it happened when the girl mistook a girl's camera for a weapon. the photographer says this little girl traveled for nearly 100 miles away to get to this refugee camp near the turkish border. >>> and what a daring rescue at sea. coast guard search and rescue teams came to the aid of a canadian tall ship that ended up getting stranded off the coast of cape cod. they sprang into action after receiving a distress call from the crew. as conditions deteriorated the vessel's engines were disabled and sails ended up wrapping around the mast. the congratulations tried to pull it to shore but the tow line broke. nine men leapt onto the coast guard ships. >>> negotiations over iran's nuclear program are inover time. there was enough progress in the initial session to extend the talks past the march 31st deadline. craig boswell has more from

capitol and through the city. they have called on people to participate in ask of kindness on april 15. three people were killed and more than 260 injured. former nfl player aaron hernandez will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge sentenced hernandez hours after the jury found him guilty of first-degree murder. the former new england patriots star shot his friend odin lloyd to death. after the verdict, the judge told people about the allegations of hernandez and a 2012 homicide. questions in the aftermath of the germanwings crash. the head of germany's air traffic control agency says the ability to allow authorities to take control of an airplane from the ground and landed should be examined. german officials say remote flight controls are already available for drones and they should examine using him on commercial flights. a bizarre interruption at a german news conference. check this out. that is a woman who jumped on top of the table. a few later this was at the european central bank press conference.

piloting what he described as a flying bicycle, buzzing into our city and landing the contraption undetected on the lawn of the capitol. it has people in our city shaking their heads. >> if he can do it what's stopping someone else who has bad intentions? >> reporter: norad said they didn't know the flying lawn chair was there until, well, after it was there. on the hill congresswoman eleanor holmes-norton says she's concerned about overreaction by security officials. >> this is the people's house and senate and it is where they come. we don't want more restrictions to get into the capitol grounds than there are now. >> reporter: michael ohalnan is a homeland security expert with the brookings institution. he has a different point of view. >> this is not something you sort of poopoo away and say, well we didn't enough advance notice, should have listened to guys in tampa more. no this is a gap that needs to be fixed. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news4. >>> a little boy has his independence back just a week after a thief took it from him. joshua romera is 4 years old and in is surveillance video of someone stealing hi

does it extend from las vegas all the way to carson city, the capitol capitol? >> oh, yes. you're talking about people that have been in the industry for a long time having relationships with people who have been in the legislature for a long time. it's passing on. >> do we also have situations where there are former industry types who go on to become politicians in carson city? >> and the other way around too. we've got a couple of places where we've had people who have been in the legislature and now top officers in transportation companies. so it goes both directions. >> the taxicab companies have donated at least $750,000 in the past year to various officials in carson city. it may have paid off. the uber bill was effectively killed just this week. the company will have to wait two years to get another bill introduced. >> we're not going to be like everybody else and sometimes that means that we put the brakes on progress. sometimes it means that we don't accept things that are accepted every place else. that's the way nevada is. >> while the rest of the country rushes

capitol. in yemen itself there has been more intense fighting around the port city of aden and the capitol. agencies are continuing to warn that supply routes are being threatened by the conflict. james bayes is at the u.n. for us. and this draft resolution underscoring sharp divisions between the gulf states and russia. >> reporter: absolutely and very significant this resolution passed in the u.n. security council, but one of the permanent members of that council was not convinced, russia. russia didn't like aspects of the resolution. let me tell you the main points of the resolution and where russia had problems. the main point of the resolution is calling on the houthis to pull back from all area they have taken including the capitol sana'a. the russians supported that aspect of the resolution but when it came to the idea of the arms embargo, they wanted an arms embargo on everyone in yemen. they said the embargo should be associated with five people including the former president of yemen and his son, and a list of other houthis who already has sanctions, the main houthi leader. and th

military front tribes fighting on the side of president hadi received reenforcements in the city not far from the capitolhe president supporters have also been making gains in aiden and the most populated city and jamal has the latest on the fighting on the ground. >> reporter: pickup trucks full of fighters descend on the town east of the yemen capitol. they are reenforcements for the popular resistance committees and fighting houthi rebels and their allies. both sides have been battling control of the area which is around a two-hour drive from sanaa. >> translator: we are the sons and reject the houthis. we will not leave here except with victory and fighting and willing to sacrifice our money and all of our belongings to defend our land. >> translator: the graveyard of every invader and not let down our yemen brothers who will defeat the houthis. [gunfire] yemen's biggest city the birth place of up rising that ousted the president in 2011 houthi fighters are stationed on the main roads. together with soldiers loyal to the deposed president they have been trying to consolidate their control of the city

city. formally saigon the capitol of south vietnam. the fall of saigon in 1975.le the final end of the u.s.' decades involvement in the country. and the people there came out to celebrate. 75 to 2,015. the 30th of april 1975. it has spent the last four years sending back information to the plannest closest to the sun in an hour's time, i think nasa's messenger mission to mercury will finally come to an end as it crashes into the surface of the planet. the science editor will explain the knowledge about the formation of the solar system and it's smallest planet. it is only slightly bigger than the moon, until the spacecraft arrived in the orbit in 2011, little was known about the planet. a sol i core, with much bigger and it is now almost assured that there is a liquid core also there surrounding this mercury which is producing a magnetic field. >> messenger reveals mercury's moon like service in unprecedented detail. scarred by the collision of asteroids and meet rides. the effortrecorded surface. and it happened ancient lava flows and discovered ice at the polls