kamal heidler, al jazeera. >>> a hospital in yemen run by the charity doctors without borders has been by saudi lead coalition air strike. it says it provided the coordinates to the coalition two weeks ago. >> we had [ inaudible ] inside the emergency room being stabilized when that happened. the first hit touched the [ inaudible ] department, destroyed it. so the team had time to evacuate the emergency room. the second hit have targeted the maternity ward, just facing -- just in front of the [ inaudible ] and finished to destroy the hospital. unfortunately the team had like five minutes to run away, so there is some [ inaudible ] scratch from abrasion and some light things like this. >>> israel and jordan will soon begin to stream live footage from the contested al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem. new surveillance cameras should be installed within days. the aim is to have a transparency at the holy site. there has been tension between israelis and palestinians since september. >>> thousands of palestinians have marched in a funeral procession for a man shot dead by israeli forces in the occ

kamal heidler, al jazeera. >>> the search for survivors in afghanistan has ramped up.115 people are now known to have died there. and authorities are expecting to find more people affected in remote areas as jennifer glasse reports from kabul. >> reporter: 12 afghan girls some of the first to die in the earthquake are laid to rest. they were killed during a stampede to get out of their school in northern afghanistan. in eastern afghanistan, traditional adoby mud walls collapsed, reducing the village to rubble. survivors bundled up what belongings they could salvage. not everyone survived. >> translator: during the earthquake when the wall was shaking, one of my sisters came out of the house. when she came out she disappeared under the wall. there were others inside. only she ran out, and the wall collapsed on her. >> reporter: much of this village is uninhabitable and winter is approaching. >> translator: our house has been destroyed by the earthquake. we have nowhere else to go. we have living outside, we ask the government to help us. >> reporter: the injured and dea

let's talk to our correspondent kamal heidler in islamabad. >> reporter: yes, as you mentioned the attackplace in the southern province of sindh. now according to eyewitnesses the attacker was a suicide bomber, who attacked that procession in a very narrow and congested part of the city where the alliway is just about 6 feet wide, and therefore there was such a high casualty rate. the death toll has been mounting. there are conflicting reports. however, the angry mourners then went on a procession. they have torched [ inaudible ] and the paramilitary forces have been called in. >> thank you for the update kamal heidler there in islamabad. >>> coming up on this program, the united nations says yemen's government and the houthi rebels have agreed to start talks to end the civil war. we have unrest in the republic of congo, where a referendum is being held to see if the president can stand for a third term. ♪ i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 ho

kamal heidler reporting from the scene. >>> a sheriff's deputy in south carolina is on administrativeeave this morning following a violent run-in with a student. the incident captured on cell phone video, and even the sheriff is asking if the officer used excessive force. john henry smith has the story. >> reporter: witnesses say this deputy went to the classroom at spring valley high school in columbia, south carolina when a teacher complained that a student would not get off of her cell phone. >> the student was asked to leave several time. the assist important principal was there as well. then the officer was called to remove the student. the student refused and the officer acted as you see on the video. >> reporter: on one version he is heard ordering the girl to standing. when she refuses he grabs her, flipping her over and throwing her to the ground now the sheriff sayings that deputy should never be assigned to work as a school resource officer again. and the sheriff was, quote, very disturbed by what he saw. >> we're going to look at what happ happened leading up to it. >> rep

kamal heidler has more. >> reporter: help is beginning to arrive, but the most difficult thing aboutt help is the fact that it should be arriving in time. now we have been able to see families still waiting for someone to come out and get them out of this difficult situation. this old lady has been waiting for two days. she says no one has come to her house to try to give her reassure angst that she will be able to rebuild this mud home. she is traumatized. >> translator: our house is collapsed. what will we do now? we are very pour. now we have lost everything, and we won't be able to rebuild. no one is helping us, and there has been no aid from the government. we're sitting at the mercy of god. >> reporter: there are many other like this who are still waiting. the problem has become very complex, because the destruction is over a large area, and it's a in small pockets. once again it is the poor who are hit hard. the government has to do something really fast if it wants to come true on its claim that it is always there to help its people. the calamity is not so large, but there ne

kamal heidler is on the phone from the capitol. what can you tell us?er: according to the latest information we are receiving, the attack took place near a park, and that the procession has just passed when the explosion took place. it is not clear what kind of explosives were used, but we hear that about 40 people very been wounded. the park is situated very close to the border. this is an area where the anti-shia groups have been quite active. and this also as you mentioned happening when security is on very high alert across pakistan. >> what does this speak to in terms of the ethnic and religion tensions in pakistan? >> well, in the past few months, there's been relative calm after the military operation, so the security situation deteriorating now in the month, because some of the militant organizations are hell bent on trying to divide the sectarian groups, and therefore they would be active in this month. however, people were feeling a bit more secure just a few days ago, and this will show that those militant organizations, particularly organiza

kamal heidler, al jazeera. >> reporter: 12 afghan girls some of the first to die in the earthquake areto rest. they were killed during a stampede to get out of their school in northern afghanistan. in eastern afghanistan's province, traditional adoby mud walls collapsed. not everyone here survived. >> translator: during the earthquake, when the wall was shaking, one of my sisters came out of the house. when she came out, she disappeared under the wall. there were others inside. [ inaudible ] ran out and the wall collapsed on her. >> reporter: walls cracked ceilings fell in. and winter is approaching. >> translator: our house has been destroyed by the earthquake. we have nowhere else to go. we are living outside. we ask the government to help us. >> reporter: the injured and dead were taken to local hospitals. this province suffered the highest number of casualties so far with at least 42 dead. officials fear those numbers could rise as afghans gain access to more remote locations. here a ward full of children all injured while they played together. >> translator: there was a wedding ce