. >> how well did he do on tom sawyer huckleberry finn? >> tom sawyer did pretty well, huckleberry finn, it's hard to know because those books have never been out. he started his own publishing company and convinces publishers were ripping him off, so knowing about book publishing having been micromanaged involved in the publication of his own book. he started his own book publishing company. the first two books to come out of that, one was a memoirs of general graham, that is the biggest publishing success of its day. >> that was mark twain's publishing poverty. >> that is right. he talked to grant who is dying of cancer at this time, to let him publish the memoirs instead of other publishing houses that the gentleman agreement with. he had all this money up front, so they published the book and in his biggest publishing success in american history in that time. and they got $6 million off of it and twain himself got about 4 million. and the equivalent today of what those figures would be. that was a huge success. i think the first check

demi moore one-on-one with diane sawyer. the hollywood star back in the spotlight. what we never knew about her famous marriages, her difficult childhood, and one life-changing moment. >> you said your childhood -- >> was done. >> candid and revealing. the interview only on "gma" this morning. >>> the couple who went to extremes to find their missing pet, quitting work, searching for weeks straight. a sweet reunion 57 days in the making. >>> and shock and awe at the emmys. >> oh, my god. >> the breakout star besting julia louise-dreyfus for the biggest awards of the night. and history made. >> and the category is love, y'all. >> this win for billy porter. we're backstage with the biggest winners right here on "gma." >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. he's something, isn't he? hope you all had a great weekend. they switched it up at the emmys last night. >> they did, with no host last night. but billy porter, his speech and making history. the first openly gay man to win best actor in a drama. >> everything about him is so wonderful including that

or for more on this catherine sawyer is live for us now from wagadu group the capital of kenya fassel so carefree why are schools seemingly being targeted in this way by groups. well we what we're hearing from the people that we talked to is that some of these armed groups wanted to introduce some sort of islamic learning but we're also hearing that children parents are just telling their children to stop going to schools because of this attacks that are happening there's a lot of fear in a lot of areas that we were in we spent a whole week in the north and traveled to some areas where we found many many villages that had been deserted schools had been closed we spoke to teachers who said children just stopped coming to school because of that we're told that 9000 teachers and hundreds of thousands of children have been displaced and joining me to put all this to context is a country director of unicef. sent thank you for joining us just tell us how difficult is it to access some of these areas that have been affected well. about 1200000 people who are currently in need of humanitarian

>> how well did he do in tom sawyer huckleberry finn. >> tom sawyer did pretty well, huckleberry finn it's hard to know because those books have never been out of press. when he started his own publishing company he was convinced his publishers so knowing about book publishing à Ãhe started his own book publishing company. the first two books to come off out of the imprint one was the memoirs of general grant. that was the biggest publishing success of its day. >> that was mark twain's publishing company. >> that's right. >> he talked grant, who was dying of cancer at this time, to let him publish the memoirs instead of someone other publishing house that brown had sort of gentlemen's agreement with. twain just outbid him. he published that book and it was the biggest publishing success in american history. to that time. and it grants widow made the equivalent $6 million off of it and twain made about 4 million. the second book to publish. >> that substantial. >> using the equivalent today of what those figures would be it was a huge success. i think the first he wrote to grants widow

. >> reporter: finally, at home with actress demi moore, revealing to abc's diane sawyer the hidden lifend some of her iconic roles that shaped her career. >> look at this. she is 19 years old, walking through the door of general hospital. >> why don't we have a seat and relax. i promise this will be very painless. >> reporter: she knows she's in over her head and is taming her fear with alcohol and then cocaine. >> i don't have an off switch. i don't have the thing that says this is enough. >> reporter: in the 1984, she's asked to join the coolest young team of actors in hollywood. it's a movie called "st. elmo's fire", and the producer and director have given her a part to play she knows well. >> it's really late. let me drive you home. >> and waste all this good coke? >> the irony was not lost on me. >> reporter: they came to you and said go to rehab. >> it's a profound gift that they gave me. >> reporter: she commits to sobriety, and the pledge will last until she's in her 40s. you will be sober for how long? >> almost 20 years. ♪ >> reporter: it's time to head to her family room and

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they had an emergency summit in booking a fossil just a few days after an attack there catherine sawyer reports in the capital wanted to . a moment of silence for 29 people who were killed in 2 separate attacks in northen book enough last week one of the attacks happened at a location where all jazeera was filming just a day alia a minibus carrying civilians drove over a landmine 15 people were killed. heads of state who attended this emergency summit organized by the regional bloc raised concern about the increasing number of cross border attacks by armed groups in the sahara they're also worried the violence could spread to other coastal countries. in the last 6 months there have been many terrorist attacks with serious consequences violence and insecurity has caused an unprecedented humanitarian the crisis millions of people displaced in the region. the summit brought together presidents from the hell countries known as the g. 5 minding heads to fight terrorism and illegal migration across border as representatives from other west african countries affected by armed groups like what

all right thanks so much catherine sawyer that. still ahead on al-jazeera. that. trying to learn and in a country a war wife gets increasingly desperate for families crammed into camps in the yemen . how the change of seasons pretty obvious now in western europe look at where the climate is coming from that's a northerly fetchin is just the latest in a series of what are cold fronts cold fronts on the brain colder air but the thing is do they stick because it's the real changes season well i think probably find they do this one here which is stored in the middle of europe is to go some warm twenty's decent size $28.00 in bucharest but this whole mass of green in circulation suggests rain thunderstorms and the real does move feeling for germany for austria for the czech republic for example and then coming down off of that northerly breeze hitting sprain and then the warm or so the western med means the 1st proper autumn western med storm disappointment rains i think now if you just draw a bit south of the cities can we saw effect in iraq or 2 newsy the clouds been

is not going anywhere catherine sawyer al-jazeera south and book in a fossil at least 10 people have died in a fire inside a hospital in rio de janeiro the blaze broke out on thursday evening at but dean hospital rescuers desperately tried to evacuate patients from the building and the show reports suggest the fog was started by a short circuit in a generator. still ahead on the edges you know we'll hear from the iranian judo star too scared to go home we'll tell you why in sports. all right time now for his live thank you hasn't australia's cricketers are chasing england's 1st innings target on day 2 of the final ashes test england were all out for 294 really are mitchell marsh took 5 wickets in the ozzies are now 100 for 3 australia are aiming to complete their 1st test series when england since 2001 they lead to one. pakistan's cricket board says it will not shift the upcoming home series against sri lanka to a neutral venue this week attention in players opted out of the tour after the team was warned of a possible terrorist threat they were due to play the 1st of 31 day matches

unprecedented humanitarian emergency because of hunger and instability in the region as catherine sawyer reports from northern became a fast farmers are abandoning their crops to escape the violence the. fact that only. on a normal day i said to diyala tells us she'd be at half hour in the village of utica children looking after their livestock. but instead they're not come for displaced people more than a 100 kilometers from home alongside many other bookie nobby who have fled attacks . bill ijaz arrived in january after many were killed in a revenge attack when. rival community blamed them for the matter of a local chief and he signs. they bond to houses and clothes i fled with 6 children their cues does of collaborating with the armed groups from outside the country this is what remains of their village following other attacks more than 200000 people have fled from their homes in parts of the north and east over the last 3 years some blame armed groups in bulk enough as well as others from neighboring mali for the increasing violence and tensions between rival communities are making t

here now is abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: now seven years away from that terrifying time. >> is any? >> reporter: it would be a turning point. her marriage over. she says she had lost herself and lost her 20 years of sobriety. at a birthday party there were party drugs, synthetic pot, nitrous oxide. she used them. she had a seizure. >> is she breathing normally? >> no. not so normal but more sort of shaking. >> everyone else was seeing my body flailing. my daughter terrified that she was going to see me die right in front of her. and within me i was in a place that was thinking, wow, how did i get in here? isn't this interesting? and then my very next thought was oh, i wonder if i can get out. and all of a sudden i was back in my body. and i think it was a moment that i was somehow being given a choice. >> you think it was that close? >> i think certainly emotionally it was. i think something had to give. when you've come up to those places you either go in or you go out. >> reporter: it's the title of her new book, which she says has a purpose. >> sharing of myself in a way that i

of the say they are working at a local level to punish crimes from fair to armed attacks catherine sawyer travel too busy in southern bikini to find out more. this is a meeting of people who sit there members of what they call the largest softy fence group in book enough fossil. armed with hunting guns and other homemade weapons the self-styled vigilantes are meeting in the country's soudan district. to discuss security in the area and what they say are new strategies to keep people safe. this is their leader he says the group has members across the country. we are not civil servants we are a group of herders traders women we provide security and advise our people on good investments if people want to reward us we take the money for our logistics. they call themselves. our bush dads in the moral language they came to prominence in 2015 when government security collapsed after the toppling of former president. who had ruled for 27 years. to this day such so-called vigilantes continued to fill the power vacuum and. you know as i do like many big towns we have police militarily private secur

the school as rescue workers the children who may be trapped under the rubble live now catherine sawyer correspondent who joins us on the line what happened catherine well martin let me just 9 start by 1st saying that the education minister was here just about 45 minutes ago and basically he said that a government has started investigations in what could have happened he said he doesn't want to speculate but he also say from the onset that he believes that effect particular building was not 2 stories and he says that he doesn't believe that the 2nd story was approved so he says that building was not 2 story that perhaps we would not have lost the children the way we did so what happened is that this 2 story construction collapsed just observe classes started. for g.m. and it was 5 it was constructed this school suction was made of. iron sheets and separated by a concrete slab which according to people we've talked to say who told us that this concrete 5 was very thinly very poorly rainfall so a lot of people left saying that the quality of that building was not good you mentioned the 64

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through a dangerous area but he says it's a risk he's willing to take to feed his family catherine sawyer al-jazeera nuffin booking a fossil. a prominent member of sudan's ruling coalition is pushing for a peace agreement in yemen and wants sudanese joesph fighting there brought home calls for a withdrawal have drawn louderback home as number of casualties has increased the saudis are also accused of recruiting mass neris and child soldiers who are burdened manley has more. after 4 and a half years of war you haven't a prominent civilian member of sudan's ruling coalition is calling on the transitional government to bring sudanese troops home. we don't need the war to continue in yemen we want the talks to go on according to the player people of the united nations i think sudan can play a role in this regard through giving momentum to its allies in the arab coalition there for the sake of a peaceful solution that will guarantee the regular withdrawal of our forces without harming our relations with other countries. the decision to join the saudi led war against who the rebels yemen was ma

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here is abc's diane sawyer. >>> in 1991, a hollywood star and a photo for vanity fair will take a wrecking to the old convention that pregnant women have to look chaste. >> so, today, when you look at it. >> i love it. i literally thought there's no way they would ever -- you know, do it. and not because i thought it was -- >> shocking. >> like, so risquÉ. you know, they dress women in peter pan collars. like, "i didn't have sex." i just was so fascinated with why is it being seen as, like, obscene? >> and in that photo, demi moore had started a revolution. in her new memoir, she writes about becoming a mom and being married to the high-octane "die hard" star bruce willis, who swept her off her feet. they meet, marry and get pregnant in just four months. and then the next 10 years together are a blur of rearing three daughters, making 33 movies and drifting toward divorce, determined to put their children first. >> i think that we did a magnificent job of making sure that our children knew they were loved. >> she even walked away from hollywood at the height of her career to stay home with

. >> she told diane sawyer her mother was an alcoholic, suicidal and unleashed the ultimate betrayal.etails are hard to hear, but demi says when she was 15 years old, an older acquaintance raped her. he then asked cruelly, quote, how does it feel to be whored by your mother for $500? >> do you believe she sold you? >> in my deep heart, no, i don't think it was a straightforward transaction, but she did give him access. >> in 1982 demi landed her first big role on "general hospital." she played iconic luke spencer's new love interest. >> why don't we have a seat and relax? i promise this will be very painless. >> behind closed doors demi says she was overwhelmed and tamed her fears with alcohol. "e.t." first met demi during that time in her life. >> i'm 19. i just turned 19. >> she told us about stepping into legendary genie francis' shoes. >> i feel i'm gonna wipe that person right off the screen because i'm her plus moore. i don't have an off switch. i don't have the thing that says this is enough. >> by the way demi moore was nominated for, but lost an emmy in 1997 for the tv movie

. >>> demi moore sits down with diane sawyer to talk about her marriages and that famous photo in "vanitye-hit wonder day we are kung fu fighting. >> yes, we are. >> karl douglas '1974 hit. bring it on. the top one-hit wonder by channel 4 in the uk. >> fast as lightning. your cold's gonna make you a zombie tomorrow. wrong. new mucinex nightshift fights my cold symptoms so i can sleep great and wake up human. don't eat me i taste terrible. fight your worst symptoms so you can sleep great and wake up human. new mucinex nightshift cold and flu. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums >>> an explosion in western new york left two people dead. the blast wiped out a house in richmond just outside rochester. clothing and other debris were seen in nearby trees. the victims' identities have been confirmed but an 80-year-old man and his 70-year-old wife lived in the home. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. >>> now to a massive drug bust at sea. >> the co

. >> reporter: throughout her speech she spoke about unity, resonate ing wi sawyer who listened from the hallway. >> really felt coming and more convinced she's on the right track. planning to vote for her. >> reporter: also local politicians attended. >> it's not just going to help oakland, but it's going to help all people. >> reporter: even with the love senator harris received, the most recent poll in california by uc berkeley is telling a different story. shows her fourth among likely democratic primary voters. so we asked her about that. you're not concerned? >> i -- listen, i know how to work hard. i know i must earn the vote of everyone and i intend on doing that. that's what we've done every time and we've won. >> san francisco state university political science professor robert smith said many are not worried as much about california as they are iowa due to their caucuses. >> she will be able to make a break through in california if she does well in iowa. >> reporter: the first iowa caucuses will take place on february 3, 2020. >>> the suspect accused of setting 13 fires ne

. >> then in 2011 moments before hitting the carpet for her tv movie she told diane sawyer about receiving a phone alert. ashton kutcher caught cheating. >> he admitted it right away. my response was are you [ bleep ] kidding me. >> ashton has not commented on demi's claims in the book. believe it or not, she is grateful to ashton. quote, whatever pain we went through together enabled both of us to grow into the people we are today. >>> let's move on to of all things "the bachelor." lauren zima with the fan favorite who fell into the arms of a super model. sounds like a show. hey lauren. >> yeah, nischelle. i am with the man, the myth, the bachelor nation legend mr. tyler c. and, tyler, i have some questions. >> i bet you do. >> we saw some very public photos of you and gigi hadid. >> yeah. >> so where are you guys at right now? >> we're just friends. we're just friends. she's good people. she's an amazing person and we're just keeping it friendly. >> yeah, we're not buying the whole just friends thing. >> you went to gigi's grandmother's funeral with her which was beautiful. so it seems l

now the actress exposing a side few have seen before in a raw and candid interview with abc's diane sawyerp about her painful past, private demons and ascent to stardom. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> this is -- this is my tree house. it's very serene, minus my seven dogs. >> reporter: a riot of dogs, most rescues. in the kitchen, and the big fridge is always stocked with juice and soda for friends and family dropping by. a beautiful house up in the hills above hollywood. the place conquered by demi moore when she was in her 20s. the young woman with the mysteries in her face. a husky voice and hit after hit. but we're here because she's ready to tell us about the life we didn't know. the one that seemed to be unraveling seven years ago. the husband she loved had left. her children weren't speaking to her. her former husband and friend had pulled away too. isolation, anguish. she weighed 102 pounds. >> is the ambulance on the way? >> reporter: at a birthday party, there were party drugs. synthetic pot, nitrous oxide. she used them. she had a seizure. >> is she breathing? >> everyone else was

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demi moore, she's going one-on-one with diane sawyer. it's a revealing, surprising interview.looking forward to that and now i am looking forward to "pop news" with lara spencer. [ applause ] >>> thank you, michael. good morning, you guys. good morning to you all. we're going to begin with elton john announcing he's not quite ready to say good-bye to that yellow brick road. elton announcing overnight he's adding seven more shows to his farewell tour, everybody. [ applause ] there is still time. these shows scheduled for april 2020, they will take place in new york and new jersey. the epic by the way three-year tour, the three-year good-bye, has already made 11 sold out stops in new york since kicking off this time last year. tickets to the good-bye we never want to end go on sale to the general public next friday, september 27th. thank you, elton. [ applause ] highly recommend it. if you're watching a music icon and have the opportunity, please go see him. it's really, really moving and you will know every song. >> yeah. >> and he talks about them and how he came up with them

punish crime from theft to armed attacks but they've been accused of human rights abuses catherine sawyer travel to southern book enough to find out more. so. this is a meeting of people who say they're members of what they call the largest softy fence group in booking a fossil. hunting guns and other homemade weapons the self-styled vigilantes are meeting in the country's south in district by sega to discuss security in the area and what they say are new strategies to keep people safe. this is their leader he says the group has members across the country. you know. we're not civil servants we're a group of herders traders women we provide security and advise our people on good investments if people want to reward us we take the money for our logistics. they call themselves. our bush dads in the long haul more a language they came to prominence in 2015 when government security collapsed after the toppling of former president place can power who had ruled for 27 years. to this day such so-called vigilantes continued to fill the power vacuum and. you know as i do like many big towns we have

and booking a fast so a state of emergency is in place in 7 of the country's 13 regions catherine sawyer has more from kenya from cairo we've talked to the police here in this region who have confirmed this attack along the road between book enough and mali in fact one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming a few days ago a landmine was planted in this mini van that was carrying the video rolled over 8000 people were killed in that attack now police forces also telling us that there is one of the villages where we found immediately we left that village people came and started firing perhaps. that we are. the abacab happened. p.-p. kilometers from where we were 14 people were killed motorcycle right does who were transporting food aid to people who have been affected by the problem so the situation there very good we spoke to people in some villages who were very a great and a lot of tension you could feel it either way the preparing to leave because it had about as happened in neighboring villages of the peculation very even more dangerous as you go for the north and in

there, kirk sawyer had just left his house when dorian tore through.ltering with a friend, debris flying around and huge waves coming in, he thought he wouldn't make it. i told my friend, i say, hey, we were friends for almost a0 years. we ride together, we're going to die together here. and not being able to tell his family outside he is alive has been tough. for them, he had a message. your uncle kirk here, he's alive, he made it through this. so i'll see you all soon. thank you all for being concerned about me. love you all. the reality is, many didn't survive. in marsh harbour, we saw more bodies being removed, and the signs are the recovery effort will go on for many days yet. i honestly believe abaco is finished. i think abaco will not recover until the next ten years, like, fully recover, because everything is gone. absolutely everything is gone. the uk is distributing shelter and ration packs across affected communities. but even those of them who have been doing this through powerful hurricanes of recent years told us they had never seen needs

outside the school as rescue workers search for children who may be trapped under the rubble catherine sawyer has more from the site almost everyone has now left this scene there were many many people who just come to witness and what trying to come to terms with what has happened minister of education was also here and he said the government has started investigations on what could have caused this collapse we have also not too long ago talked to a parent was still looking for his children 2 children who are missing he's going to 5 hospitals and he came here and the red cross personnel directed him to go to the mortuary so he was very very distraught the incident happened right there very hard to tell all cleared all these books to see you're seeing were left behind by children it was a chaotic scene children running other screaming we saw throughout the day some of the survivors collecting the books that are somewhat intact they've taken them to one of the classrooms they'll be sorted later and perhaps will be re-used and on this other side is the debris this was a 2 story structure that wa

this area is very important if this crisis in the sahara is to be contained thanks so much catherine sawyer. the u.n. starting an investigation into attacks on facilities it supports and syria's northwest for the results of the probe won't be made public are difficult to james poses more. the province of idlib is clearly the last target of the assad regime in the long war in syria in recent months regularly we've seen instances of medical facilities in hospitals being hit we assume that they were hit by the syrian air force and by russian aircraft the un said in august that it planned to set up a board of inquiry the secretary general of the u.n. has now done that but in a press briefing his spokesman refused to pledge that they will release the full findings board of inquiries and they routinely happen are. internal documents and not for public release that's what i can tell you at this at this point it's also important to know that board of inquiries are not. judicial bodies they're not criminal investigations they make no legal findings all isn't it important the full facts given these a

there, kirk sawyer had just left his house when dorian tore through.he wouldn't make it. i told my friend, i said, hey, you've been my friend for almost 40 years. we ride together, we are going to die together here. and not being able to tell his family outside he's alive has been tough. for them, he had a message. he is alive, he made it through this. so, i'll see you all soon. thank you all for being concerned about me. i love you all. the reality is, many didn't survive. in marsh harbour we saw more bodies being removed, and the signs are the recovery effort will go on for many days yet. i honestly believe abaco is finished. i think abaco will not recover until the next ten years. like, fully recover, because everything is gone, absolutely everything is gone. the uk is distributing shelter and ration packs across affected communities. but even those of them who have been doing this through powerful hurricanes of recent years, told us they'd never seen needs as great as this. aleem maqbool, bbc news, the abaco islands. less than half of eu citizens c

relations the national security adviser john bolton he had been sawyer truong was reportedly considering easing sanctions on tehran he was reportedly open to a meeting with iranian president rouhani at the u.n. with no preconditions today rouhani was granted a travel visa to come to new york next week has all of the hoops that we were we had last week has that been lost after the saudi oil attacks. no i don't think it's been lost i think there has been demonstrated restraint in terms of response from saudi arabia as well as the united states had that been different i would definitely be telling you that perhaps things looked a little bit bleaker but it seems as though there's been a bit of a push towards diplomacy the u.s. has responded only by saying sions thus far and even though secretary of state compare has called the attack an act of war there has not been a military response and it seems as though a lot of what's being discussed is perhaps maybe just merely an increase in u.s. force presence and that leaves the door open for diplomacy and for conversations to be had about the best

through a dangerous area but he says it's a risk he's willing to take to feed his family katherine sawyer al-jazeera nothing booking a fossil the body is zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe is on his way to his hometown to be buried the harris carrying his body left a funeral parlor in singapore he died in the city last week at the age of $95.00 his funeral will be held on sunday. i knew detailed transcripts revealing the final moments oh sorry journalist assassination has been released by a turkish newspaper he was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. has more almost a year since it shocked the world and the story of murder is still making headlines the newspaper one of turkey's biggest published details of conversations that took place between staff at the saudi consulate in istanbul and officials in the kingdom's royal court in riyadh they corroborate with a narrative that was presented by the united nations special repertory investigating the murder of the slain journalist in the findings she published 3 months ago. further evidence that special trees killing

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a great article from my congressional race in the primary taking on people, state senator, tom sawyerwho was a congressman, sitting congressman in this primary election and there was a great article, in the article, one of the candidates had a poll and when they were winning the other candidate had a pole and they were winning and they asked my press secretary who was volunteering on my campaign who was a teacher at my catholic school how are you guys doing? said sounds great on the street. the reporter thought we were completely bsing, we weren't. we won significantly. we beat some of the candidates to-1 in some of the counties because we were on the ground. i feel this process is interrupting. i don't think bill clinton could come out of this process or ginny harter could come out of this process. that bothers me a little bit. we will go to the early stage and make enough money to keep going. >> host: you made headlines when you referred to joe biden, is he too old to be president? >> that is for the people to decide. they are the ones who make the judgment and we have to evaluate a

64 others in nairobi the 1st floor of the building gave way trapping the children below katherine sawyer reports. it's early afternoon and child or young girl has been searching for his 11 year old son caleb who was on the ground floor of the 2 story building his neighbour's daughter 14 year old juliet kerry is also missing she is in a classroom above. has come to get information from aid workers helping parents trace missing children. i 1st came here in the morning but they did not find them i have been to 4 hospitals they also told me to quit picking them watching. after frantically looking for them all day or youngest son is found safe but juliet did not make it. the collapse of the primary school building happened when morning classes were just starting just as pupils were settling down to begin lessons. when i arrived the children under the rubble 6 of them what that we took them to the mortuary. government officials say investigations into the cause of the collapse have begun this call for more than 800 children most belt of i and shits separated by a concrete slab that appeared to

. >> spoke about unity, resonated with sawyer who listened from the hallway. >> really felt coming here and listening to her talk got me more convinced she's on the right track. planning to vote for her. >> also local politicians. >> it's not just going to help oakland but with the love recei most recent poll in california by uc berkeley is telling a different story. shows her fourth among likely democratic primary voters. asked about that. you're not concerned? >> i know how to work hard. i know i must earn the vote of everyone and intend doing that. that's what we've done every time and we've won. >> san francisco state university political philosopher said not worried as much about california as iowa. caucuses. >> senator warren, former president biden are leading nationally and i think california is following in that trend. she will be able to make a breakthrough in california if she does well in iowa. >> first iowa caucuses take place february 3rd of 2020. in newsroom, luz pena. >> at our website, abc7news.com, we're tracking latest with all the 2020 candidates. head to the politic

through a dangerous area but he says it's a risk he's willing to take to feed his family catherine sawyer al-jazeera nothing book enough muscle of pakistan's foreign minister ahmed shah qureshi has warned the united nations human rights council of the risk of genocide in indian administered kashmir the un human rights issues also said she is deeply concerned about india's actions in the disputed territory the region's been under strict military clampdown for more than a month since india revoked its autonomous status internet and mobile phone service is still cut off in most places. i shudder to mention the word genocide here but i must with respect to the genocide convention because people in the occupied territory as the national economic racial and religious group of people face grave threats to do that to their lives way of living and livelihoods from a murderous massada mystic and zion of four-b. could distinguish delegates india's effort to hide its atrocities and indeed all cop argument bushmeat by falsely labeling it terrorism and cross border to resume a shameless. still ahead tu

workers search for several children who are trapped under the rubble let's get an update from catherine sawyer on the phone from nairobi kathleen what's the latest from the scene there. holly i am looking at what is quite a tragic site. area where the balding club has been cleared the debris on one side and on and on another side all books of those children i'm still seeing children here trying to collect what they can of the books that are intact so a very site the community members as you mentioned i hear there's a lot of people here who are still shock trying to come to terms with what has happened. a few parents on and removed the pain really is an imagineer board so this incident happened just when classes 0 had started after. the m.p. that 7 am last hole and this structure was 2 storied constructed using i and ship and the 2 and the 2 stories was separated by a concrete slab people that we spoke to a saying that this concrete slab was very poorly reinforced with very clean well 5 they couldn't see some of these wires when i'm when i'm standing here so people saying that the core structur