but gladden's story is hardly an exception. al jazeera america's new stories, hard earned profiles more hardworking americans and their challenge to make it. their stories begin here on sun at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on al jazeera america. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. that's it for tonight's show and come back for more of "america tonight". >> saudi arabia offers houthi rebels a five day truce before they continue to bomb their strong holds across yemen. we'll bring you up to date on that. i'm shiulie ghosh. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. 70 years on

but gladden's story is hardly an exception. al jazeera america's new stories, hard earned profiles more hardworking americans and their challenge to make it. their stories begin here on sun at 10:00 p.m. eastern on al jazeera america. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. that's it for tonight's show and come back for more of "america tonight".

but gladden's story is hardly an exception. al jazeera america's new stories, hard earned profiles more hardworking americans and their challenge to make it. their stories begin here on sun at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on al jazeera america. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. that's it for tonight's show and come back for more of "america tonight". >>> we have made aid decision that the sees fire will begin this tuesday, may 12th. >>> saudi arabia starts on tuesday and continues to stop the strongholds in the north. >>> live be from the headquarters i'm elizabeth. >>> and also ahead yes, we will deliver that referendum on our

but gladden says 10.10 isn't enough. >> he's a good president. i support him 100%. i even voted for him but he's not done enough. >> hey hey ho ho, on strike. >> we went through the capital here and tried to draw the attention of the media the president and everyone else to get involved in what was going on. >> reporter: but for now gladden's daily journey remains the same. the familiar path between the world's symbol of power and opportunity and the subway station he calls home. lisa fletcher, al jazeera washington. >> you can see lisa's report at 10 7 pacific time. >>> dozens have been singled out by the u.s., and oscar winner susan sarandon talks to al jazeera about the earthquake in nepal and the need for the united states to do more. >> david cameron's conservative party defied polls and scored an outright victory in the u.k. general election. there are big challenges ahead for cameron and his labor party. >> reporter: david cameron still prime minister. confounded every one of the polls, that's allowed him to tell the queen he can now form a government. an ele

but gladden's story is hardly an exception. al jazeera america's new stories, hard earned profiles more hardworking americans and their challenge to make it. their stories begin here on sun at 10:00 p.m. eastern on al jazeera america. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. that's it for tonight's show and come back for more of "america tonight". >> if we claim that we are for families, we have to pull together. and resolve the outstanding issues around our broken immigration system. >> nevada is one of a handful of states with a large latino population, voters that will play a key role in the 2016 presidential election, democrats at times have been frustratewith hillary clinton. last year during the surge of central american families and children crossing the border, clinton was unforgiving. >> they should be sent back. >> clinton first appeared to support giving undocumented immigrants drivers licenses. >> they are driving on our roads. the possibility of them having an accident that harms themselves or others

from his hometown of philadelphia just to meet charles gladden. >> how are you sir in. >> thank you.ciate you. >> i appreciate you, sir. it killed me to hear the story. i had to come up here. i had to see you, meet you and i had to pool all of my resources in to help you, man. >> he took out his phone to show people how much gladden had already donated. >> 21,000. >> morris says his first priority is getting gladden off the street perhaps to a halfway house. >> trying to take some of the burden off of him having to worry about where he's going to sleep at night. >> got a lot of workers in there that has a problem, people losing their homes and can't keep up their mortgage because they're not making enough money. >> once reluctant to talk about being homeless he's now eager to share his story. >> i sleep up at the subway up on 14th street about a couple of blocks from the white house. >> hoping it helps colleagues in less dire circumstances but still struggling. they want the private contractor that runs senate restaurants to raise their pay to a minimum of $15 an hour. >> there's no

joining me now is marilyn state senator lisa gladden.eing here. >> thank you. >> what has freddie gray's family meant to the community this week? >> i think what happened was freddie gray's family is now we have a mission and a purpose to make baltimore better and i think that we can do that because the family has spoken and the family has lost and so has the city of baltimore. i think that we have an ability to do great things and we can do that now that we are organized and we know what our mission is. >> you know senator, as i spent the days there talking with the mayor, talking with activists and talking about the family and i've been in these cases for deck decades. regular people show an extraordinary strength. these people didn't plan on a public career like you or me or whoever, and they showed extraordinary strength. i think people see themselves and their families which also gives them further energy and passion to fight. >> that's correct. i mean, i think you're exactly right. ordinary people are doing extraordinary things and

trying to target those we don't care if we'll give a rebate for the toilets that use less than .08 gladdens and taking the the turf to help consumers we'll encourage them to plant in october hopefully it starts to rain again and also implementing new programs give a ways you know that actually exceeds the state standards for showerheads and stuff i tell the public if you have a showerhead you like it might be an old one get a free take away and use it until the drought is over and replace it with you're old showerhead and we're piloting a weather based water control for large landscaper those are tiered targeted in the weather based criteria providing a rebate for the customers in that program and then my staff is working together with our fellow to develop a conservatism program we do landscape commercialism but there was a desire to have a program that could be offended in the service area that just is not about landscaping per say but water conservatism and some of the areas that the staff can give throughout their serve area trying to educate the public i'm really pleased we've going on

trying to target those we don't care if we'll give a rebate for the toilets that use less than .08 gladdens and taking the the turf to help consumers we'll encourage them to plant in october hopefully it starts to rain again and also implementing new programs give a ways you know that actually exceeds the state standards for showerheads and stuff i tell the public if

charles gladden's story just didn't sit well with a popular celebrity. nathan morris started a gofundme page. tonight that page has raised more than $23,000. anchor: wow. let's hope it ends in a fresh start. anchor: what a story. stan: nice to have a story with a happy ending. anchor: isn't it? let's talk about the weather and see if that will be happy. anchor: looking at temperatures that are going to warm up nicely. 54 degrees now. the daytime high, reagan national airport tim is over there laughing too. normal high 72 degrees. 89 our record back in 1930. 59 at reagan national. the winds have definitely settled down. our temperatures are going to continue to fall overnight. look at the pollen count. if your allergies are bothering you, this is the reason why. trees in the high category. grasses, weeds and mold in the low. 55 winchester. gaithersburg 54. lexington park, 47. low pressure that finally moves on out of here, behind it skies will begin to clear just a little bit. partly cloudy skies for the day. temperatures a little bit warmer in the lower

congratulations are in order to gladden play ground much the park is the recipient of a $20,000 grantthe hashtag campaign. they posted the city to their social media yesterday the money funded by the national recreational and parks association. how cool is a that? >> it's very cool. > when i tutored and would go out and hang out with the kids in west philly. they can't wait go out april play, whether it's kicking a can somer ball around or playing with a football. >> except in the winter are. they're all anxious, they're pent up. what are we going t do? > run around the basement. > 4:55, new this morning police investigating a deadly shooting. even though the gunman is on the run, police made another arrest at the scene. it's kind of complicated. we'll tell you why. already, if you're already dream of memorial weekend down the shore. we got some bad news the traffic problem you're going to run yeah into. bob kelly telling you about a jamb owe. good morning, everybody. new jersey's pension system is a mess but don't blame teachers and other school employees. over 20 years, teachers hav

brightly opening upon our torn and bleeding country, just as he was beginning to be a animated and gladdened with the people the blessed fruit and reward of his and their toil and care and patience and self-sacrificing devotion to the interests of liberty and the union. when he was leaving his home in illinois and coming to the city of washington to take his seat in the executive chair of a disturbed and troubled nation he said to the friends who gathered tearfully around him and made him farewell -- i leave you with this request, pray for me. they did pray for him. millions of others prayed for him. they did not pray in vain. the answer appears in all of his subsequent history, shining forth with a heavenly radiance and the full force and tenor of his administration, from its commencement to its close. god raised him up for a great and glorious mission, furnished him for his work, aided him in its accomplishment. nor was it merely by strength of mind and honesty of heart and purity and pertinacity of purpose that he furnished him. in addition to these things he gave him a calm and abiding c

brightly opening upon our torn and bleeding country, just as he was beginning to be a animated and gladdened with the people the blessed fruit and reward of his and their toil and care and patience and self-sacrificing devotion to the interests of liberty and the union. when he was leaving his home in illinois and coming to the city of washington to take his seat in the executive chair of a disturbed and troubled nation he said to the friends who gathered tearfully around him and made him farewell -- i leave you with this request, pray for me. they did pray for him. millions of others prayed for him. they did not pray in vain. the answer appears in all of his subsequent history, shining forth with a heavenly radiance and the full force and tenor of his administration, from its commencement to its close. god raised him up for a great and glorious mission, furnished him for his work, aided him in its accomplishment. nor was it merely by strength of mind and honesty of heart and purity and pertinacity of purpose that he furnished him. in addition to these things he gave him a calm and abiding c

be gracious to them, guiding them with your wisdom, as you gladden their spirits with your eternal presence heaven's peace into all our hearts. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: under the previous order the leadership time is reserved. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader of the senate. mr. mcconnell: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not, sir. mr. mcconnell: i took a trip up to boston this weekend to address the kennedy institute. it was really a unique experience. i was there in a full-scale representation of the senate chamber to discuss how the real senate is beginning to get back to work. i explained how committees are working again so senators can have more of a stake in the legislative process. i explained how we're allowing more open floor

just as he was beginning to be animated and gladdened with the people, the blessed fruit and reward ofoil and care and patience and self-sacrificing devotion to the interests of liberty and the union. when he was leaving his home here in illinois and coming to the city of washington to take his seat at the executive chair of a disturbed and troubled nation, he said to the old and tried friends who gathered tearfully around him, i leave you with this request. pray for me. they didn't pray for him. -- they did pray for him and millions prayed for him. their prayer was heard and the answer appears in all of his subsequent history. it shines forth with a heavenly radiance in the whole course and tenor of his administration from its commitments this commencement to its close. furnished him for his work and aided him in its accomplishments. nor was it merely by strength of mind and honesty of heart and purity and tenacity of purpose that he furnished him. in addition to these things, he gave him a call and a confidence in the overruling providence of god and the ultimate triumph of truth and

and justs as he was beginning to be animated and gladdened with the hope of enjoying with the peopleiberty and the union. when he was leaving his home here in illinois, and coming to the city of washington, to take his seat in the executive chair, of a disturbed and troubled nation. he said, to the old and tried friends that gathered tearfully around him and bade him fairwell, i leave you with this request. pray for me. they did pray for him. and millions other people prayed for him. nor did they pray in vain. their prayer was heard and the answer appears in all his subsequent history, it shines forthheavenly radiance in it's course of commencement and close. god raised him up for a great and glorious mission, and turn issued him for its work and aided him in its accomplishment. nor was it merely by strength of mind and honesty of heart and purity and tenacity of purpose that he furnished him. in addition to these things he gave him a calm and abiding confidence in the overruling providence of god and in the ultimate triumph of truth and righteousness and through the power and blessi