also laurent lamothe. tell us about the area that has been in nepal that has been affected and what is the status as much as you know from the people there? sanjeev: the epicenter is a little northwest of kathmandu. kathmandu is one of the most densely populated urban areas. had it been kathmandu my the epicenter been kathmandu, you would see thousands and thousands more deaths. we are still actually assessing the level of damage in those areas -- those districts because we are accounting for the debts in those villages. it is about 50-some kilometers west of kathmandu. as you said earlier, charlie over about 4000 deaths so far. 8000 injured and people are still sleeping outside. charlie: what could the death toll rise to? what are the worst expectations? sanjeev: probably double the number but still, the rescue, the recovery is going down in different parts of nepal. in the next two days, we will definitely see the number go out. significantly. charlie: what about aid coming in? sanjeev: there is a lot of

>> we continue with analysis and perspective from andrew, andrew revkin, sanjeev sherchan and laurent lamothe. >> nepal as you already know is one of the poorest countries. it is going to send the country back, definitely but one good thing hopefully that will come out of this is, you know, we have had this very frac sthus political situation, we still don't have a constitution. we still are looking for a new constitution so hopefully what people are hoping is, in light of this calamity that the political parties will come together for the rebuilding effort and hopefully that will take the country in the right direction economically politically, socially because it is a very fractious political situation. >> rose: we conclude this evening with roger goodell the commissioner of the nhl. >> i nfl. >> i want to talk about two things. one, this idea of the nfl having a different standard than law enforcement, so you not waiting for a decision by law enforcement for how you will look at cases of personal abuse? >> well, we have a personal policy, that you can violent our personal conduct policy, b

laurent lamothe: the country was completely in shock and certainly one of the big challenges that we had also was the coordination of aid. we had several thousand helping, we had several governments helping. one -- what is important to remember and focus on, you have leadership and response, for the government to lead this effort [inaudible] and coordinate the aid coming in. i know it is challenging and many people want to respond and want to do it immediately, but it is important that the government of the country is allowed to lead the coordination, the coordination effort. we have responded so far. it is important for the international community to support the country by promising the aid and whatever they promise should be continued and transparent and very [indiscernible] because one of the things that happened in haiti, we were promised $9 billion, but we made all the reconstruction and redevelopment plans taste on -- based on revenue that we would get from the conference and we only had 48%. half of it. so this should be correct this time. charlie: talk about the science and w