we see it in canada pakistan. these people are choosing a statement. an identity. sometimes because they don't want to objectify themselves just respect you as a coworker or a student not as a beautiful one. >> of course. a bunch of people. when you see them it's not just 2 percent of the society. this is what we see. the the negative thing's, it has become subjugated with islam. we listen to the news and have this problem with islam and the world. libya, iraq isis islam. this is something that we need to deal with. when i talk about this, my intention was to bridge this gap of fear and ignorance. once you know the story they are like you, like anybody else can have aspiration. and underscoring they can communicate, they have the love, they have the understanding. i believe at the core of the family and the society and the world. understanding hearing their voices, hearing your struggle to see that they are like you and not fear them. ..

the epicentre for the magnitude 7.8 quake was 50 miles north-west of canada india and pakistan. aid is pouring in from around the world. >> reporter: rescuers searched throughout the night through the rubble. the epicentre 60 miles from catherine the great. it collapsed a tower, leaving dozens under the rub. >> the threat of aftershocks kept many from going home. >> what if an earthquake comes again. me and my family haven't gone back to the room since the earthquake. >> there has been more than a dozen aftershocks. it set off an avalanche on mef rest. 10 people died on the mountain. >> the rescue effort was described as chaotic. india's foreign secretary said it send aircraft with supplies and responders and more help on the way. >> we have five helicopters in kathmandu and in another area. these helicopters - their role would be to do the local rescue, to do the air lift if they have to, and to do full distribution locally. >> the hardest hit areas, the heavily populated kathmandu valley. there was heavy damage on the chinese border and neighbouring countries. 123450 the next

we have germany and a second request for pakistan to evict pakistani subjects, we also have canada jordan and iraq. this is a list of the countries whose requests are pending simply for means of eviction is not yesterday determined or the timing is not yet scheduled. as i said, the subjects are evicted through airports. the nearest airports to them, the sea ports or they will assign the most appropriate means of transportation to them. i request the countries willing to have their subjects evicted to speed up their petitions speed up the questions. once again i present the contact details to the economy of evacuation and humanitarian relief aid. they're requested to contact. >> we have a hotline, which is in a direct number, which is 00966114736140. and we have the central line. >> this is the evacuation of and for humanitarian aid. you will be able to find the address and also find these particular display. you can find your request immediately. russia and india and algeria and indonesia and pakistan are scheduled to have their representatives and nationals evicted. these are to be evacu

qaeda, and he wanted to achieve martyrdom, and he traveled to pakistan in 2007 with two fellow students from the university of manitoba in canada and the authorities say that the men went to pakistan and one of the companions became involved in al qaeda and training there, and there they were providing weapons and training with three men in the u.s. to unleash a suicide attack in the new york subway attack, and that was foil and two of the men pleaded guilty and they have been cooperating with the authorities which has helped to shed light on this situation. he is now in the u.s. court, and he did not enter a plea, don. >> thank you, alexandra field and jason carroll as well. now, let's talk more about the terror threat with michael weiss who is foreign policy and now lebanon columnist, and two roommates here michael, plotting for a bomb, and they could be your neighbors, and how sophisticated were the woman? >> well i read the complaint, and they were not sophisticated at all, and they were amateurs and they were trying to make a bomb and ied using propane tanks which is difficult to do. and the process of radicalization occur

we see them in canada, we see them in pakistan.eople are choosing the veil as sometimes as a statement, sometimes as an identity sometimes because they want to have peace, sometimes because they don't want to objectify themselves, i don't want to deal with you just respect me as a coworker or a student, etc. not as the beautiful one. so of course there's a whole bunch of people who are opposed to them but something like 2%. and when we see hem in europe, the people -- see them in europe, the people who wear the whole thing, the burka that's 2% of the society. this is what we see. we have also the negative thing about veil because it's become associated with islam and now when you listen to the news, we have all this problem with islam in the world. whether it's in libya in iraq now with isis with al-nusra, all over the world, so this is something that we need to deal with and, you know, try to liberate them from. when i talk about this book, my intention was to bridge this gap of fear and ignorance. once you know their stories, you

pakistan. between the al qaeda leadership and also operatives from places like the united states or canada.elligence? he already has. he has been in custody for a while. as soon as people like this get out of that protective bubble among their friends, they will get nervous. we don't need to know only immediate information like where is the next attack. you want to know who have you communicated with in the united states? how do you communicate? how do you facilitate travel? this guy say lotis a lottery ticket. >> he has a lawyer. who is to say he will cooperate? he could remain silent. >> he could in the furture. if you read the reports, he has talked to a new group of people that is combined interrogation teams that include the cia and fbi. a program we try to set up. my guess is he is talking because he is nervous. >> what about that? is this an indication that the u.s. is doing a little better in terms of finding these guys in pakistan specifically? >> it's not only that but it's the passing between governments. it's strange enough it's the pakistani government. i remember this guy as w