>> monitoring the situation there in kathmandu, nepal.o you. >>> malaysia has formally declared the disappearance of mh370 an accident. and that infuriated family members of those on board because they had to hear about this from the media. >> yeah. and almost one year later, they say they are still being ignored by getting the government -- ignored by the government and malaysia airlines. we have the story. >>> everything they do they seem insensitive about. we wonder who's -- who are they really -- who are they trying to help? themselves or us? >> translator: they are failing to tell you the truth. >> not only do we not get information of any substance, we don't get any response to our queries. >> reporter: at all? >> at all. >> reporter: one year after flight mh370 disappeared, the families of the missing say they're still being ignored by the malaysian authorities. sound like your mother would have been hugely proud of you to have this -- grace nathan's mother, anne daisy, office board. for almost a year she's kept silent. this announ

monitoring the situation in new delhi from kathmandu, nepal. thanks. >>> u.s. federal agents cracking down on what they're calling maternity tourism in southern california. >> outside o tuesday they raided more than three dozen so-called maternity hotels where foreign women are about to give birth. the alleged purpose is to have children born with american citizenship. officials say the sites catered largely to women from china who paid up to $50,000 give birth in the states. >>> before he was one of the sinister voices of isis he was apparently a shy british school boy. coming up, new details about the odyssey of the man now known as jihadi john. >>> plus a fugitive former nsa contractor edward snowden, wants to return to the united states but he has one condition. we'll tell you about it. >>> a warm welcome back to those of you in the us and around the world. i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. we want to update you on our top stories. two australians days away from appearing before a firing squad. andrew chan and myuran sukumaran have been moved to ex

the airbus a330 skidded off a runway trying to land in foggy, wet conditions in kathmandu. jet crash landed nose down in a grassy field. there were no deaths no serious injuries. just bumps and bruises. lucky them. officials suspect poor visibility caused the crash. >>> all right. israel warning the u.s. not to negotiate with iran. but can prime minister benjamin netanyahu's controversial speech to congress can it derail any white house deal? live team coverage after the break. [ male announcer ] you're smart about protecting your identity. but you can't control everything. it seems like every day there's another data breach, like this one in the news right now. according to a recent study, one in three consumers who received data-breach notifications became victims of identity theft. so be ready in case your personal information gets compromised with identity-theft protection from lifelock, a leader in identity-theft protection. lifelock actively patrols your sensitive personal information helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts, and credit even th

today we pay a visit to ramesh ojha in kathmandu. >> come in. you're most welcome. >> when i come home, i play with my children. i help them do their homework, and sometimes we watch tv if there's power. i bought this tv eight years ago at the market. >> which are your favorite tv cartoons? >> "tom and jerry." tom is the cat, and jerry the mouse. >> this is my favorite dress. my brother bought it for me to wear to a party. i like it because the color of the dress is my favorite color. >> here are some pictures of my daughter and me. here is my mother and grandmother and there is my best friend. the picture of my mother is the most important to me. she passed away a long time ago and this reminds me of her. >> we buy things when we can. we have to think about our children's education. it's not easy, but we're moving forward step-by-step. >> bye bye. >> and that is all we have time for on this edition. you can find a lot more information online at dw.de /global3000. we are back next week, same time, same place. until then, thanks for watching and

. >>> stranded for past four days, kathmandu airport is expected to be reopened after a turkish airplane ran off the runway in thick fog. >>> a vigil held in malaysia, for mh 370. took off from kuala lumpur with 230 on board. massive search has found no trace and relatives continue to press for an explanation. malasian prime minister says the report into the disappearance is to be made public. >> i hope can i receive the report today because the team is an independent investigation team and they have been sending the report to the government. >> suggested in the last 12 months in an open press conference that the plane had been taken over, yet we see a statement from the department of civil aviation saying it's an accident. we have no evidence of where the plane is or the wreckage or black box recorders how can such a statement be made? >> declarations of accident, that is important. because under ipo requirement if your plane take off from airport and couldn't reach destination after the search of a certain period we announce the plane lost and declaration of accident is the way forward

pictures have been tweeted which flew from istanbul to kathmandu. the plane circled before it tried to land. a loyal for fugitive edward snowden said the american whistleblower wants to go home. the former spy contractor has been in motorcycle coe since 2013. he was granted asylum after leaking details. washington said they'll welcome edward snowden home, buts will have to face criminal charges. >> to chile, people living around the volcano will have to return home. forcing thousands to nearby shelters. gerald tan has more. >> nature's might in its dazzling glory. one of south america's active volcanos erupts in southern chilly. the villerrica spewed ash and rocks. >> translation: we heard a noise, it was constant. we went outside. we were scared. it was cloudy all day. >>> we were really scared because there was a lot of fire coming out. it was a big explosion, and we felt it because it was seismic. thousands of people in surrounding towns were moved to designate safe zones, and roads leading to the volcano sealed off. chile's president visited the

. >>> and nepal's only international airport in kathmandu is expected to reopen after being closed forays. thousands of travelers have been stranded when a turkish airlines plane lost control while landing and blocked the runway. >>> a vigil has been held in malaysia marking the first anniversary of the diappearance of malaysian airlines. the plane flying to beijing with 239 people went missing soon after takeoff from kuala kuala lumpur. a massive search has turned up no cash debris or victims. >>> a heated debate over the crisis in ukraine continued on friday. the russian and ukrainian ambassadorred to the u.n. clashed over the implementation of the 3-week-old cease-fire. >> illegal russian armed groups are going after checkpoints and residents. militants have overtaken over 750 attacks. >> according to data we have these days some 300 military personnel from the united states have arrived and they will train ukrainian soldiers in the use of foreign equipment. everyone knows wherever american military appear, expect bad things to happen. >> from the seriously ill in eastern ukraine ge

the 238 people on board have been tweeting pictures of the jet which have flown from istanbul to kathmanduane circled for half an hour before it tried to land and skidded off the slippery runway. >>> emergency crews in south africa are battle to go contain wild fires that have been raging since saturday. here is all report. >> reporter: fighting the latest front in cape town's wild fires. firefighters work until the early morning hours of wednesday morning, they have been trying to get it under control since sunday. residents living near the area are terrified. >> everybody was outside their doors and crying and screaming and this one running that side and this side, and it's terrible. >> reporter: strong winds have been fanning flames. helicopters help with spraying water where fire trucks can't reach. but poor visibility due to heavy smoke temporarily halted the operation on his tuesday. >> it's difficult to say which areas are we going to contain today. we are going to try our best. but, you know, people think if the flames is out the fire is out. it doesn't work like that. the flames c

al jazeera's report from kathmandu that the harassment and abuse takes place in the clair of the public eye. >> for several days people have been rallying to support three young women attacked with acid. the punishment for acid attack is a fine for $20. this is all the government will charge for the crime. acid attacks is rare. according to the study, gender-based violence increased by 33% in five years. the state of impunity might a something to do with an increase in violence. criminals are let off. >> most cases are mover report. >> women complain there are no places where they can feel safe. they are very male dominated, and women and girls find themselves subject to sexual harassment and abuse. the standing back of me. the bus service may be the only public space, it is female only, where they will not be harassed. >> we are planning to expand the routes around the city. the government has to plan how to expand this. so far the bus service only reaches to women travelling on two groups. while the service has been appreciated, activists say the solution to stopping the attacks again

. >> a passengers plane skidded off the runway today at an airport to kathmandu any nepal. it aborted one attempted landing then descended. two days of rain had made the tarmac desperately slippery, slid off into a grassy area nearby. 230 were on board but only minor injuries were reported. >>> nearly a thousand migrants were rescued off the coast of italy as they tried cross the mediterranean. seven rescue missions between libya and sicily over the last 24 hours. convoy of five dinghies and smaller boats. one of the vessels capsized killing ten people. >> edward snowden says he is willing to stand trial in the united states but only if it's a fair one. speaking on the internet today at an event published by the canadian broadcasting corporation, says that the u.s. government is keeping the evidence against him classified and secret and that he's been advocating for more transparency. >> if we're going to say that national security triumphs over all other sort of public interests, public priorities and the normal dispensation and pursuit of justice what kind of messages are

the plane was landing in dense fog this morning in kathmandu when it skidded off a wet run way. you can see here the front landing gear collapsed. 238 people were on board at the time. some of the passengers had a few bumps and bruises. no one was seriously hurt. >>> a montgomery county ambulance slid on some ice and hit two pedestrians that it was sent to help. the ambulance was heading to cameron hill court in silver spring to help an injured woman who had slipped on the ice. the woman along with a second person were both hit when the ambulance slid on the ice and the woman who initially fell was seriously hurt. the other person is expected to be okay. >>> in wake of the measles yoult break outbreak linked to disneyland, at least 14 states have introduced bills to toughen up immunization requirements. the cdc says at least 170 case this is year have been confirmed and a new poll says the majority of us are in favor of tougher immunization laws. angie goff has more from the live desk. >>> yes, we just got he's new numbers in that show just how strongly you feel on this issue. t

. >> a crash-landing, so many of us fear especially landing in an airport like kathmandu, surroundeduntains. it's in the himalayas, this is the beginning of the climbing and trekking season. a lot of foreign tourists climbers trekkers would be headed to nepal. it's considered the best time to view the himalayas, some unusual weather patterns in recent days it's been raining nonstop, so officials in nepal are blaming the visibility there, the turkish airline official saying there could have been a technical problem as well. they're all investigating all of this. one of the passengers on the plane did say that the plane had to circle the kathmandu valley area for about an hour and a half and in the second attempt to land skidded off the runway and into the grassy area. that you are seeing in the pictures but incredible evacuation all the passengers there were rescued safely and no reports of injuries. >> incredible. we see this happen from time to time, but to see those pictures like that. extraordinary. >> things happen to planes, but when everybody makes it out alive, it's something

the plane was landing in dense fog in kathmandu when it skidded off a wet runway. front landing gear just collapsed. 22 238 were on board. shall had a pew bumps and bruises. no one was seriously hurt. >>> more than 70 passengers aboard an asiana airlines flight that crashed have reached a settlement. the 2013 crash killed three teens and left nearly 200 -- >>> 40 degrees outside our studios. get ready for a wet commute. >> chuck bell is now with the storm team 4 x 4 keeping an eye on your commute from herndon. even a little bit of rain can mess things up in the morning. >> reporter: you said a mouthful there. it only takes a little something around here to really snarl traffic. by comparison today will be easy compared to what we'll be facing tomorrow. tom will have more about that but this morning you'll need one of these because there is a little light rain and mist coming down. we're 38 in american ton. and just a sloppy slushy mess. still quite bit of quite ground cover out here. so what you should expect for today? another big meltdown kind of a day with the r