. >> but that was not the case for fatima and her daughters. they were brought to a shelter and say they're glad to be alive. fatima say she just wants to get to her husband in malaysia. the volunteers step in and fill a gap that the their government has asked them to. >> shop keep necessary the afghan capital have closed their doors to pro test a five-fold tax increase. from kabul jennifer glasse has more. >> shops are closed across the capital. kabul's central market is almost like a ghost town. the reason why is clear. the shoulddown means that central kabul looks like this when it usually looks like this. shop keepers say they had no choice when their tax bills arrived. >> last year we paid $300 per shop. this year the government wants more than $2,000. store owners say they can't afford that and took their complaint to the streets. finances ministry said its just following the law and trying to create a tax culture. >> we want to pay the same tax that we paid last year. we can't pay more. even last year it was hard to pay our taxes. since

fatima had a miscarriage, yet another casualty that will never be recorded.ie at sea sink without a trace. many of the bodies that are recovered are never identified. they are buried in small plots in anonymous graves. >> clarissa ward talks about life on deck of a coast guard vessel with 300 rescued migrants. go to 60minutesovertime.com sponsored by then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't

fatima paid traffickers to help her and her daughters flee a camp in myanmar. they spent a month on a boat and were to be smuggled in thailand across from malaysia. they rescued her as traffickers tried to lead her group through the jungle. >> they were violent. they were beating the rohingya. they beat us with the guns they carried. sometimes they used a rope too. two men were shot dead one bapt to death. when i -- beaten to death. when i saw it i wanted to die. the suffering was bad. >> to prevent the suffering volunteers set up checkpoints and act as the local police. they have the support of the community, who give them food petrol and money for their needs. not everyone believes this is a good thing. the leaders of the minority group here were concerned the presence of rescuers will complicate matters further. >> if the muslims are carrying weapons, they know that they'll be treated fairly. if the buddhists had weapons, i'm not saying all of them. some will intimidate and treat the rohingya harsh. >> that was not the case for fatima and her daughters. they

. >> that was not the case for fatima or their daughters. they were brought to a shelter and are glad to be alive. fatima hopes to get to her husband in malaysia. >> with no one stopping them the men in the jungle say they'll continue their works. armed and determined to step in and fill the gaps the government has been able to. >> kenyan military jets targeted al-shabab territory in somali following a massacre in which 148 died. the air force said is it destroyed two camps, but al-shabab says the bombs fell on farm land. al jazeera gained access to the farm land where most of the victims were murdered. catherine wambua-soi reports from inside the garissa sclej. >> reporter: this is where the killings took place. bullet holes pepper the walls of the dormitory, signs of a fears battle. three soldiers were killed. behind the door 100 people, mostly students, were shot dead in the courtyard. this dormitory is where it happened. there's a strong smell of blood. it's difficult to imagine how horrified those who died here were. bloodstains are eve

fatima paid traffickers to help her and her daughters. they spent a month on a boat and then were to be smug would threw thailand across to malaysia. the volunteer militia rescued her as traffickers tried to lead her group through the dense jungle. >> the guards are very violent. they are always beating the people. they even beat us with the guns they carried. sometimes they used a rope, too. two men were shot dead and one was beaten to death. when i saw it, i just wanted to die. the suffering was very bad. >> to prevent further you suffering, the volunteers set up check points and pretty much act as the local police. they have the support of the community, who give them food, petrol and money for their needs, but not everyone believes this is a good thing. the leaders of the minority muslim groups here are concerned the presence of armed civilian rescuers is just going to complicate matters further. >> if the muslims are carrying weapons, they know they will be treated fairly, but if the buddhist carry weapons not all of them, but they w

fatima martinez/benefici aria "se ahorra mucho uno en frutas comida..." son los mismos miembros de la comunidad quienes ayudan con las operaciones victor hugo ovando/voluntar io "es una felicidad interna saber que uno puede ayudar a otras personas" pero este no es el unico salvavidas que ellos ofrecen... second harvest tiene varios programas.., uno de ellos es ayudar con la inscripcion-- de quienes puedan ser beneficiados-- al programa freshcal o las estampillas de comida jessica vasquez/second harvest "muchas familias tienen muchos individuos, trabajan y no tienen tiempo para ir a la oficina del condado y aplicar" nat "ok vamos a ayudarle a aplicar al programa de estampillas" segun datos que manejan, solo la mitad de las personas que pueden recibir los beneficios de freshcal estan inscritos.. hay muchos que pudieran aprovechar esta ayuda pero no la obtienen... las razones: jessica "tienen una nocion incorrecta sobre el status migratorio, que afectaria su residencia o ciudadania si estuvieran en este proceso" para aclarar todas las dudas y darle la asesor

quiero darte las gracias fÁtima. fatima: raÚl es un placer estar contigo.mando un beso a tania y carlos y a lili. raÚl: gracias aquÍ desde la ciudad de los Ángeles nos despedimos en vivo y en directo. pamela: asÍ la sacaron desde mÉxico alondra finalmente habla para primer impacto tras su regreso a casa.. barbara: el testimonio de la joven quien se vio involucrada y tambiÉn el testimonio de su falsa madre. antes, veremos otras noticias que acaparan titulares. barbara: reveladoras imÁgenes muestran cÓmo ocurrieron los hechos cuando un policÍa abre fuego contra un sospechoso. ataca el dueÑo de una lavanderÍa por reclamarle a unos clientes por no haber pagado los servicios. otro pierda el control y se estrella en contra una colina. las imÁgenes son importantes. en la vida de la ley estÁ el hermano del cantante joan sebastian quien podrÍa enfrentar una seria acusaciÓn. se lo contamos ahora mismo en primer impacto. barbara: comenzamos con unas imÁgenes de impacto unos estudiantes ataron cabos en mesas de metro en pennsylvania. comentamos que varios jÓvenes ahÍ e

comienza a las tres de la tarde en la parroquia de fÁtima.s. tengo los detalles al regresar. ilia: un reciente estudio revela cuantos jÓvenes utilizan las redes sociales. juan carlos nos tiene los datos. juan carlos: para conocer la tendencia en los prÓximos aÑos, sÓlo bastaba observar cÓmo los adolescentes estÁn observando toda esta tecnologÍa. es interesante ver como evoluciona la manera que se comunican algunas aplicaciones. si piensa que los adolescentes ya no se conectan a facebook, al no tener razÓn. con 71% de uso entren ellos, sin embargo, instagram estÁ creciendo seguido por snapchat. para un 41% de estos adolescente, es la red favorita para los chicos. para las chicas, instagram es mÁs utilizado para las chicas. utiliza mÁs la internet que el resto de la poblaciÓn los afroamericanos. casi un 46% lo utilizan como su principal mÉtodo de texto. todavÍa los mÁs jÓvenes continÚan siendo las mismas redes sociales. el factor dominante, la cantidad de gente que estÁ en estas redes. pasamos con ustedes. ilia: ahora vamos directo a las condic

fatima hopes to get to her husband in malaysia. they are willing to step in and help where their government has been unable to. >> jurors in the boston marathon trial are due to begin deliberations. they will decide what role dzhokhar tsarnaev played in the explosions. his lawyers have argued that his radicalized brother, who masterminded the attack, has influenced him. >>> critical vote for a new council in the u.s. city of ferguson in missouri has begun. four african-americans are running for three seats in the election. this comes after months of protests over the death of unarmed black teenager michael brown. the officer was cleared in november. but in march the u.s. department of justice demanded reforms after it's report showed that the local police and municipal court engaged in systemic discrimination against african-americans. >>> in india-administered kashmir spring tourism is about to start. the area has been hit by sun unseasonal rain, and that's keeping tourists away. >> this is the best time of the year. the tulips he

we will always pursue the path of fatima in following the path has helped us and will help us in theure today, we have exhibited beside the pressures in '92 elections. they stand the way they have exhibited they will stand after the elections in every we may to go through difficult paths. it is very important to mention few things to the great mission. the first one, we in nuclear negotiations whatever commitments we make we will show to the world that we are not mistrusted. a new phase for the entire world towards iran's president as he hales an agreement signed or agreed to by negotiators from iran in western powers in switzerland. said the agreement reached yesterday exiran can continue enrichment on its own land. he held that saying the enrichment seen yesterday as a threat to world peace is acceptable today. today, the world has recognized he said iran is a pieceful country. let's go live now to patty culhane in washington, d.c. when he outlined there some of the wins as he saw it for iran in this action the racketor in iraq will be activated but more than a thousand centrifuges

several accomplished women were honored including, fatima gamble wife of song producer kenny gamble. he is founder of the wellness of you dedicated to teaching healthy lifestyle practices to under served communities. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, the delaware national guard springs into action preparing for the worst. with what these soldiers did today to make sure that the first state is safe. >>> but first a developing story out of washington a suicidal man forced a a lock down at the u.s. capitol building during one of the busiest tourist weekend of the year melissa. >>> walter, a beautiful but breezy start to the weekend with plenty of sunshine, it looks like the wind will diminish tonight and it will chill down for some but a frost advisory posted for some locations, we will talk about the details and let you know where, with the the accu weather forecast. thank you, melissa. >>> flyers played their last game of the season. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's

jamilla and fatima. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture.ered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch, and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be living in this country. >> what was that first moment when you said i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958. when it was quite different. everyone wore native dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have a very tender feelings from morocco and the friendliness and the courtesy of the people and its children. it's bonjour. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i always feel welcomed here. i never consider it's mine. it's theirs and they've allowed me to feel here in a nice way. i feel recognition. they know who i am. they know who i am. >> there is

. >> fatima i was bullied in high school. look how i turned out. it's part of the american experience. kids pick on people who are one day going to rule the world. steve jobs phil gates. >> president obama. >> that muslim guy >>> talk about how big you see this as a problem in this country today? >> i think, you know look it's happening all the time. recently we had the chapel hill shootings. more recently than that the guy who hacked people to death and planted a koran to maybe it seem like a jihadist. there's logistics to say 27% of americans have a positive image of muslims, we have a slightly better image than congress you know. that's not saying much you know. sas -- i feel like that's widespread misinformation about muslims and islam in general. >> if people laugh at it how does it move you forward. >> what we are doing here is we are not changing the world. we are starting a conversation getting people thinking about these things. the absurdity of the racism the islamaphobia. in doing that we have a website we are creating called "hallal in

. >> i am joined by fatima lusha. thank you for being with us on the program. what information are you getting from nepal, itself about just how bad the situation is in the worst hit areas? >>> >>>. >> i think it's a tough situation on the ground. we are seeing from all of the television pictures how strong the destruction is. we have people on the ground. we have offices in nepal in various areas spread across the country. we have been trying to account for our staff. there are still some people we have not been able to contact, but we are gearing up for a massive aid operation. what is at stake is, for example, food. we have food trucks on the ground in the country. we are also mobilizing our regional emergency teams. one thing that is very important in a situation like this quake, if it happens, people as you can see in the pictures they are standing on the streets. their houses are destroyed. they cannot cook anymore. so we are bringing in these high energy biscuits. it's 450 calories. it keeps you alive. you don't need water. you don't need to cook anythin

new floors, new appliances, a safer place for fatima to grow up in. [ speaking spanish ] >> the moment i came here to sign the lease i just couldn't believe it. >> reporter: lydia has come a long way surviving sexual assault, domestic violence, along with the grueling selection process and five-year wait to get one of the 18 affordable housing units. eligible families can't make more than $20,000 a year, lydia will pay just $200 a month to live here. [ speaking spanish ] >> everything is changing in this new environment. our appetite is better. we're able to sleep better. >> reporter: right now, there are at least 600 families living in san francisco. ros in need of better homes. in the last decade, only 40 units like this have become available for families like lydia's. >> it's too long. >> reporter: a probable san francisco mayor lee acknowledges. >> it feels like these new high- rises are popping up faster than affordable units. what would you say is the biggest roadblock for you and your administration? >> i think it's finding the land. i think we're figuring out the financing now.

fatima has moved three times since she left her home in haditha in western al-anbar last year, always just one step ahead of the fighting. >> ( translated ): they were striking us with rockets, there were explosions in the houses. there were houses being hit during air strikes at night. finally we had to leave. >> reporter: the iraqi government sees these people as a potential security risk. isis has now controlled most of anbar for most of a year and its government is wary of letting in people from isis strongholds. these families have managed to escape the isis onslaught on ramadi. but even here they're not safe. to reach baghdad they have to prove they have a sponsor there who will vouch for them. the problem is that some of them have now moved three or four times and they've run out of relatives to stay with. when we met him this ramadi resident had been waiting here for two days in the hope someone would sponsor him. the government later said it would allow families to enter without a sponsor but would keep out young single men. um ahmed saw two of her sons married just two days

>>james: it is mild start a lot of 40 to 50 out with that the fatima's with a complete check of the forecast that the seven the amount of the talk about the big warmup where the store for the second half of the weekhalf >>george: we are just getting word of an accident in fremont on interstate 880 south mountain maori the good news is there's no slow traffic around it presence there has not yet begun to back up the southbound nimitz freeway ride and tracking it commute to the south bay. we're free of any major incidents here a little sluggish travel for 101 coming up from 880, in addition to the guadalupe parkway and a little sluggish all 17 for 280 know, a much better than usual ride. >>george: where not tracking any problems with the vapor is other than the backed a with a significant one is already 2325 minutes out of the macarthur maze and this morning is not so much of a length of the back of off as it is the duration and the drive to the san mateo bridge really that both of with the incident free but we have not seen any stop illegal traffic like this for least two weeks from this was

the third secret is about the third secret of fatima. my third secret's very different. it's the one book that i got in the most trouble with. the catholics did not care for it very much. i got damned to hell maybe, i don't know 5,000 times. i still get damned to hell about three or four times a month. [laughter] from that. but, you know, i try to -- i'll tell you a quick story of what happened. we were doing an event like this one night, and i saw a lady sitting in front, and i could see she was really steamed. and it was right after "the third secret" had come out. and i said do you have any questions, and she stands up and she just chewed me out. she told me that god would never do that, the virgin mary would never do that, the pope would never do that, she just went on and on and on, and i let her finish. i said ma'am, are you done? she said yes. i said, well, i just want to make it clear to you that you're absolutely right, you know, i wrote this book and then, of course, god is the infinite being who controls all things. she said, yes. god knows everything right? h

quiero darte las gracias fÁtima. fatima: raÚl es un placer estar contigo.mando un beso a tania y carlos y tras cinco meses de disputas, el senado finalmente confirmo a loretta lynch como nueva fiscal general. la votacion fue de 56 votos a favor y 43 en contra. y el gigante de comidas rapidas mcdonald's, planea cerrar al menos 900 de sus restaurantes este aqo en todo el mundo.esto al reportar perdidas en ventas de 400 millones de dolares en el primer trimestre de la primera informacion del >> es jueves 23 de abril. sigue siendo un misterio el paradero de la niÑa alonrdra dÍaz. su tÍa paterna dijo que la menor estÁ con su padre. >> el exgobernador de tamaulipas estÁ en la mira de la justicia por presuntamente haber comprado ilegalmente un extenso terreno en texas. una decisiÓn del tribunal federal de malasia sembrÓ dolor y desesperaciÓn en una familia en mÉxico. tres de sus hijos fueron condenados a morir en la horca. >> el pomÉmico alguacil admitiÓ que ordenÓ investigar a la familia del propio juez que lleva su caso. asÍ comenzamos.

fatima: raÚl es un placer estar contigo.le mando un beso a tania y carlos y tras cinco meses de disputas, el senado finalmente confirmo a loretta lynch como nueva fiscal general. la votacion fue de 56 votos a favor y 43 en contra. y el gigante de comidas rapidas mcdonald's, planea cerrar al menos 900 de sus restaurantes este aqo en todo el mundo.esto al reportar perdidas en ventas de 400 millones de dolares en el primer trimestre de la primera informacion del ♪ verde, verde, verde ♪ ♪ es tu hogar ♪ ♪ es tu ambiente ♪ ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ ♪ la salud la protege ♪ ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde ♪ el vivir verde es asegurarse que el aire en su hogar es saludable para su familia. asegúrese de hacer una prueba de radón en su hogar. es fácil, para saber más llame al... proteja la salud el bienestar de su familia. haga la prueba de radón en su hogar. eso es vivir de manera saludable y verde. ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ ♪ la salud la protege ♪ ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde ♪ la prueba de radón es fácil. sólo llame al... ♪ mi hogar... ♪ anunc