. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doughha doha coming up in the next 16 minutes. -- 60 minutes >>> fighting continues in yemen. egypt's former president hosni

recovered and aid trickling in some nepalese are demanding the government do more >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. you are with al jazeera, live from doha. also to come - six police officers charged with the death of a black man in the u.s. state of maryland >>> fighting intensified in yemen's port city of aden. hospitals struggle to cope >>> nigeria's military rescues women and children kidnapped by boko haram, but no sign of the chibok schoolgirls taken last year. >> well it's been a week since a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit nepal, and the death toll is continuing to rise. more than 6,600 are confirmed dead and almost 14,000 are injured. while international help trickles in rescue teams are searching the rubble looking for survivors or bodies. the cost of the damage may top $10 billion, and remote towns and villages are yet to be reached, to assess the devastation there. nepal's minister of information told al jazeera that foreign aid is slow to arrive. >> as to now, in terms of help received only $4 million. we have not received a penny beyond that. we are hoping we'll mobile as large an amoun

recovered and aid trickling in some nepalese are demanding the government do more >>> hello, i'm martine dennisl jazeera, live from doha. also to come - six police officers charged with the death of a black man in the u.s. state of maryland >>> fighting intensified in yemen's port city of aden. hospitals struggle to cope >>> nig

i am martin dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes.he house blown to bits yemen's former president formally announces he is siding with houthi rebels against the government and saudi arabia. eight police officers have been killed en massedonia in a battle with an armed

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm martine dennis in doha these are the top stories. fighting continues in yemen. rebels still have not responded to a saudi offer of a ceasefire >>> egypt's former president hosni mubarak's 3-year sentence on corruption charges is upheld but he can now go free having already served

recovered and aid trickling in, some nepalese are demanding the government do more >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. you are with al jazeera, live from doha. also to come - six police officers charged with the death of a black man in the u.s. state of maryland >>> fighting intensified in yemen's port city of aden. hospitals struggle to cope >>> nigeria's military rescues women and children kidnapped by boko haram, but no sign of the chibok schoolgirls taken last year. >> well, it's been a week since a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit nepal, and the death toll is continuing to rise. more than 6,600 are confirmed dead, and almost 14,000 are injured. while international help trickles in, rescue teams are searching the rubble, looking for survivors or bodies. the cost of the damage may top $10 billion, and remote towns and villages are yet to be reached, to assess the devastation there. nepal's minister of information told al jazeera that foreign aid is slow to arrive. >> as to now, in terms of help, received only $4 million. we have not received a penny beyond that. we are hoping we'll mobile as large an

i'm martin dennis and these are our top stories. the caused led coalition targeted yemen's former president, hitting his house from the air. ali abdullah saleh was unharmed in the attack in the capital anna. for the first time, he openly announced his alliance with houthi rebels. >> south africa's main opposition party the democratic alliance elected its first black leader, seen as an attempt to shake off the party's image of being dominate by the white minority. >> four boats carrying 574 people washed ashore in western indonesia. half are rohingya, possibly refugees from myanmar. >> german military ships rescued 200 migrants found in the mediterranean abrupt. most were from somalia and eritrea. more than 400 have been rescued since friday. defense ministers from five european union countries are due to meet to talk about how to stop human trafficking and the flow of migrants from north africa. >> libya's ambassador to the u.n. rejected a plan to tackle the growing migrant crisis saying libya's been left out of crucial internationa

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doughha doha coming up in the next 16 minutes. -- 60 minutes >>> fighting continues in yemen. egypt's former president hosni mubarak's 3-year sentence on corruption charges is upheld, but he can now go free, having already served his time >>> painful memories - russia marks the 70 year anniversary of the second world war, but western leaders stay away. >>> relief in liberia as the west african country is finally declared free of ebola. >>> but first, saudi jets bombed areas close to the international airport in the yemeni capital sanaa. this comes a day after the saudis offered the houthis a 5-day ceasefire starting from tuesday, if the rebels stopped targetting saudi villages. no official word from the houthis, for now heavy fighting continues. hashem ahelbarra has more. >> reporter: air strikes targetting houthis in sadr province in northern yemen. opposition forces striking command centers, ammunition depots and the hopes of top military commanders. sadr province is a military target and civilians are urged to leave the area.

. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm martine dennis in doha these are the top stories. fighting continues in yemen. rebels still have not responded to a saudi offer of a ceasefire >>> egypt's former president hosni mubarak's 3-year sentence on corruption charges is upheld but he can now go free having already served his time >>> 70 years on russia celebrates its victory day against the nazis with a massive military parade. >>> relief in liberia as the west african country is finally declared free of ebola. >>> but first saudi jets bombed areas close to the international airport in the yemeni capital sanaa. it's a day after the saudis offered the houthis a 5-day ceasefire that could begin on tuesday, that's if the rebels agree to stop targetting saudi villages. there has been no official word from the houthis so far. for now, the heavy fighting continues. hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: issue strikes in yemen, coalition forces striking command centers, ammunition posts, and the homes of top military. sadr province is a military target and civilians are urged to le

i am martin dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the house blown to bits yemen's former president formally announces he is siding with houthi rebels against the government and saudi arabia. eight police officers have been killed en massedonia in a battle with an armed group. signature africa's man opposition party elects it's first black leader. thanks for your help with the united states, cuba's president meets the pope at the vatican. first, yemen's former president has announced his alliance with houthi rebels for the first time. he spoke after the saudi-led coalition hit his house with airstrikes. hashama mubara reports. >> reporter: it's the first time the saudi-led coalition targeted the former president, the former saudi ally was unharmed in the attack and remains de. >> you should continue carrying your arms, ready to sacrifice your lives in defense against these belligerent attacks. i can describe this aggression as an act of cord icy. if you are brave enough face us on the battlefield. we will be at your reception. shellin

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dennis hastert. >> it sort of came out of nowhere. >> absolutely. >> martin o'malley is supposed to be former governor of maryland -- tomorrow. >> what, did a little "hail to the chief" on his guitar. what's this going to do to the race? >> it's interesting with him because three months ago i would have told you martin o'malley's in line to become the chief alternative to hillary clinton, the democrat that could make her life uncomfortable in iowa and new hampshire. berp wri sanders has really stolen that thunder. i think between the baltimore situation and the riots and the criticism that martin o'malley's own records come under, it's really sort of bogged down any momentum he had been building three, six months ago. now he's got to climb over bernie sanders in order to get to clinton. >> the protesters are likely going to protest his announcement saying a lot of these police tactics were launched under his time. >> that's no way to start a campaign. you're trying to launch nationally activists excited about your campaign in iowa and new hampshire. you'll have protesters you know african-american pro

suck onlys to brain cancer at 46 and later on stunning indiet the of house spor dennis hastert covering up his past. and martinle all coming up on this week nydia eva, back to you. >> thank you, george. >> "action news" continues at noon. here are stories we're working on for you. remembering beau biden much more on the life aand legacy of former general. >> for chris sowers and eave avenue and entire "action news" team i'm nydia han have a great morning we'll see you at >>> starting right now on abc's "this week," breaking news. secretary of state john kerry hospitalized after an accident overseas. the very latest on his condition. >>> also breaking overnight, remembering beau biden. the vice president's son loses his battle with cancer the tributes pouring in this morning. >>> then candidate close-up martin o'malley announces, does he hold the secret to beating hillary? >>> then carson why a big-time outsider could be a big contend contender and bobby jindal is he about to jump' in. carson jindal and an exclusive. >>> plus hastert hush money. the indictment against the

elected, there's a republican president, martin o'malley can say i have done this you know who i am i can do it again >>> let's switch to former house speaker dennis of abusing a student when he was a teacher and coach. reports were alleged that he was sending money to the student to keep him quiet. can we expect the democrats to seize on that as a cover up. >> yes, democrats had an opportunity to do this before. it's a tricky subject. they have to seize on the hypocrisy. haas tert is not an elected figure or a focal feature of some former governors are in the party, you don't see them out front. you have an ugly story and an issue, and you go back to 1998 when someone like dennis haas tert was sitting in judgment on someone else. look at the speakes, newt gingrich and bob - those people had extra marital affairs. the republicans have a little problem. when you take the moral high ground it comes with a rick. every now and again it lays bears. democrats will want to stay away from it. >> let's talk about the patriot act. the senate will meet for a special session. why do you think republicans are fractured on the issue of national security. >> the

martin o'malley expected to announce today he's running for president. he's planning to make that announcement at 10:00 this morning. >> new information on former speaker of the house dennisndictment. a law enforcement source telling nbc news that hastert was making the payments to a man in order to conceal his sexual relationship they had while the man was a student at a school in illinois. hastert was a teacher and wrestling coach at the time. >>> a heads up on metro track work on most lines this weekend. green belt station shut down. shuttle buses going to replace some trains. trains on the orange silver and blue lines running over 26 minutes. red line, every 20 minutes. >>> good morning to you. we want to get straight to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with your forecast. if we are planning to run or bike outside, maybe the morning hours a little better? >> yeah. a whole lot better to be outside running early this morning. later on today if you're one of those folks who likes running in the blazing heat plan on extra high needed for your activities today. temperatures mostly in the 60s to 70s right now. there have been a few rain drops in the shenandoah valley t

martin o'malley enters the race for the white house. a big question there, once two steps from the oval office now under indictment. former house speaker dennis hastert at the center of a sexual abuse allegation. >>> plus where is natalee holloway? for ten years no one has been able to answer that question. now cnn talks to one man who says he knows. >>> so grateful to have your company this morning, i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell. a big announcement coming this hour. >> any moment. former maryland governor martin o'malley is announcing he's running for the democratic nomination for president. yes, taking on hillary clinton. let's take you live to baltimore where o'malley was mayor. here you're looking at federal hill. >> we'll bring the announcements to you live as soon as it happens. protests are expected there. cnn senior washington correspondent jed zeleny is there with more. there's a lot of people who don't know martin o'malley. he's got a lot of work to do. >> there's no question that martin o'malley has an uphill battle ahead of him. not only running against hillary clinton and introducing himself to voters in those ear

martin o'malley enters the race for the white house. a big question there, once two steps from the oval office now under indictment. former house speaker denniser of a sexual abuse allegation. >>> plus where is natalee holloway? for ten years no one has been able to answer that question. now cnn talks to one man who says he knows. >>> so

martin o'malley standing by to announce he is running for president. he's planning to make that announcement at baltimore's federal hill park at 10:00 this morning. >>> new information on former speaker of the house dennishat hastert was making the payments to a man in order to conceal a sexual relationship they had while the man was a student at a high school in illinois. hastert was a teacher and wrestling coach at the school at the time. >> heads up on metro. track work on most of the lines this weekend. the green line has got the greenbelt station closed. then if we look at the orange silver and blue lines, trains running every 26 minutes. going to the red line, every 20 minutes. >>> good saturday morning. welcome back to news4 today. i'm david culver. >> and i'm angie goff. we are entering the last weekend of may. it looks like it's another summerlike weekend. >> been a hot may. chuck bell standing by with a look at that forecast. the heat continues today? >> yeah. we'll be up near 90 again today. our average high now is just barely 80 degrees. so we're running about 10 degrees or so warmer than average by later on this afternoon. we do have a fair amount of clouds to contend with early this mornin

martin savidge for us. thank you. >>> we have much more just ahead in "newsroom" and it all starts right now. happening now in "newsroom" two heartbeats away from the white house. new details on dennisdollar secret. >> plus deadly flooding. >> we do not know there's anybody in it or not, so we will need to check it out. >> a terrifying rescue as a police officer is plucked from his car to safety. rising waters threatening more homes and more rain is on the way. >>> and martin o'malley officially jumps into the presidential race. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." good afternoon, everyone. thanks for joining me. i'm randi kaye in for fredricka whitfield. we begin with a simmering washington scandal. the story centers phone former house speaker, dennis hastert, now under indictment for lying to the fbi about huge sums of crash he withdrew alglegedly for hush money with one of his former students. this goes back long before his political career ever started. so far, he is not saying anything. let's get to sunlen serfaty in washington for us. isn't he eventually going to have to face reporters? >> reporter: i think it's very likely randi. he hasn't said anything yet. his lawyers still

martin o'malley expected to make an announcement in the heart of the center where he served as mayor. we'll bring you that announcement live at 10:00 a.m. on cnn. >>> former speaker of the house dennisng payments to keep quiet alleged sexual abuse of a minor. that minor law enforcement officials tell cnn was a former student of hastert's. he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach in illinois for 16 years starting back in 1965. now, the news come amid this federal indictment filed thursday against 73-year-old hastert. federal prosecutors say hastert lied to the fbi, started bank laws to cover up, "misconduct" with hush money. adding to the mix, the "l.a. times" reports a second person who is making similar allegations. let's bring in criminal defense attorney joey jackson. joey, good to have you. i want to start here. the reporting is from cnn and other outlets that this was to cover up abuse. will there be any interest to investigate that alleged sexual abuse so many decades later? >> good morning, victor. you know, will there be an interest in it? certainly there will. as much as people want to know specifically what the nature of the conduct was, when it occurred, how it oc

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