southern nepal at the border within india.alis and indians can cross into each other's country freely as a result of a bilateral treaty signed in 1950, but the poorest border may the trafficking of women easy. police and ngos are working together to crack down on traffickers. still each year more than 10,000 women, mostly teenagers, are smuggled across and forced into a life of prostitution. a few hundred of them succeed in escaping from their captors or are rescued by indian authorities or ngos, but they're ordeal doesn't end when they return to nepal. many are shunned by their communities and labeled as prostitutes. in 2007, the government amended laws to criticalize n icriminale captors but everyone else. this has done little to stop the trade. this shelter in a residential area of katmandu is a place of refuge for 25 sex traffickers aged between 11 and 30. the group has two other such shelters in other parts of the country. she came here six months ago. still just 18 years old, she comes from a nearby village where she wor

nepal denied them citizenship. those that remain could be stateless for a long time to come much >>> nigerian miltly says it has retaken a down from boko haram. it's the second-largest town. it captures the down last september. they allegedly set fire to buildings, forcing them to set fire. the government two weeks before >>> in kenya female genital mutilation is an illegal practice, but is performed as a right of practice. we go to a conservative community and speak to girls and women that are affected. >> joys is the girl in the yellow shirt. she is 12. when she was nine her father forced her to get circumsised and marry her off to a man three times her age. >> a pastor's wife has taken in many other girls. this is it yester, she's 10. >> i cried but they didn't hear my cries. they had no pity of me. i just run away. and this woman took me. >> when we cut like this we cut. >> female genital mutilization is illegal in kenya. robbie used to cut in secret. believing it was an important rite of passage. >> if it not

i'm freaking high right now and i'm going to go through security in nepal. i was becoming an international drug smuggler. only it doesn't last forever. you have no idea what's going on. >> let go of me. >> there are guards with guns everywhere. they are going to pull me aside, and that's it, educational background of the road, this is it for me. what am i going to do now? >>> i grew up in los angeles, california. my parents raised me kinds of unconventionally. they were more of the hippie generation. there was a lot of freedom, and not a lot of discipline. you really didn't know when you were going to have dinner, you know, what time you were going to go to bed that night. so we had to fend for ourselves. there were definitely times they weren't there for us because they were high. it reeked a lot of havoc on us as children. what i really craved was that sense of stability that you get from being directed by your parents, someone who could help me be a better person and know what my choices are for the future. and there just really wasn't any of that in my l

said that the cholera found in that river is almost identical to a strain of the disease found in nepal before those soldiers were deployed. even bill clinton - the un special envoy to haiti - has said that un peacekeepers from that base are the likely source of the disease in haiti. but the one thing that hasn't happened is that the un hasn't accepted any kind of liability for bringing the epidemic to this country. in fact, at this point, they still won't even talk about it. it's been more than two years since cholera appeared in haiti and we're driving into one of the most isolated areas of the country. communities up here in the mountains surrounding artibonite river are almost completely cut off from basic services. clinics, running water, even roads here are almost non-existent. up here, catching any kind of disease is a serious matter, one that kills as quickly as cholera can be a death sentence. >> it is impossible, really, to imagine how somebody could get along paths like this to medical facilities within a few hours to save lives from cholera. this is the kind of scenario here

the people doing the day-to-day work here are mostly civilian contract workers - men from india and nepal, who traveled to a war zone just for the promise of a good job. for many of them, that promise turned out to be a lie. they ended up deceived and indebted, victims of human traffickers who thrive on military contracts. fault lines examines the lives of these workers - and investigates how the american military has come to rely on an indentured workforce. camp marmal is the largest base in northern afghanistan. nato's mission here centers on training the afghan national army. >> the complexity, when we first got here i started thinking about it. it almost becomes overwhelming. >> this is the us regional garrison commander, responsible for daily operations in the north. >> there's a lot of great contractors that come up here. local nationals, third country nationals, us expats. they're really good, they work together. >> what are the contractors doing? >> everything, everything you can think of. they work in the dining facilities. they help maintain the living facilities. what it does i

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

>> 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

the country of nepal is none too pleased about that. >>> tired of pests?p them. hope that it's ready for summer. >>> if you think that a dog can sit is smart, you have not meet a dog out of kentucky. she can read commands and watch. she reponds. >> what does this say? >> good. >> what do this say? >> the trainer says that any dog can be taught to read and adds the bold letters in the mix and the dogs recognize the commands by seeing the letters. >> sounds like she is studying this trainer. she dpidid not move or anything. she just used her voice. >> yeah they recognize things and places. >> i am going research this. >> okay. we will talk about it tomorrow. >>> new this morning the fbi has arrested a suspect and this includes last night's shooting near the headquarters. the nsa reports that one of the buildings was you aredamaged. >>> happy birthday to chaz bona and now keep it here for news weather and sports. thanks for watching early >>> a suspicious fire at a famed restaurant in san francisco. what we just learned from investigators at the scene. >>> pl

. >>> plus women in nepal are turning to an unlikely source to stop gender violence.ay with us. we're back after the break. >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on al jazeera. hundreds of police in myanmar have been involved in violent confrontations with student protesters. the students were hit with batons and some were detained. >>> ivory coaster's former first lady has been sentenced to 20 years in jail charged with undermining state securedy in the violence stemming from the elections in 2010. >>> and yemen's former president has accused the government of destroying the country. he said president hadi who has fled to the southern city of aden should leave the country and go into exile. >>> now jordan's king abdullah the second has called on muslim countr

they nepal. they've been working overnight. all these people have not been given the right information on when the runway is going to be clear. most of these guys around here are migrant workers, may not have been waiting for the past three days. we met this gentleman earlier saying he's been waiting for three days. how have you been managing? >> we can't go home, it's too far. we've run out of money. there's nothing to eat and nowhere to go. >> everyone is angry at the airport authorities for not letting them know when the airport is going to open. this morning, they said it will open this afternoon and now told that it will open only tomorrow. al jazeera katmandu. >> time for the weather now. here's rob. you're starting in the balkans. >> yes it's gone to pot there somewhat, one death so far. we'll see the weather from the satellite picture. we're looking at snow, first of all. this happened during thursday. looks nice and gentle, doesn't it? it got heavier and heavier and shut down sarajevo. that was the snow. following that

this factory employs 15 floor workers, 13 of whom are foreigners, hailing from vietnam, nepal and bangladeshpeople of various nationalities work side by side. one young worker has been here for three years and is now in charge of training new recruits. hoang van tuy from vietnam used to work at a metal processing factory in his home country. >> surrounded by the foreign staff is a single south korean. he's the only floor worker to have been here since the company's founding. yeon myeong-cheon has worked as a parts cutting expert for 30 years. >>> nine hours after han's workday began, he is finally finished for the day. he's monotonously cleaned around 1,500 of the same parts. >> at 6:00 p.m. korean factory workers gather at the day laborer employment agency to receive their daily wages. they get an average of $36 for eight hours of basic labor. compared with these korean day workers, foreign laborers get better treatment because they are guaranteed insurance and often benefit from free meals. after everyone has collected their wages, a man in his 30s continues to wait in the office. on this

overnight a near disaster at a turkish airline plane skids off the runway after a hard landing in nepal. two-days of rain then fog causing the plane to bounce off the pavement into a field. igniting panic for 238 people on board as they frantically try to escape. no one was seriously injured. >> airport aest ares meantime. the man hauled away from jfk airport after trying to make a clean get away with a ton of cash. more than 750,000 dollars stuffed in his luggage. the bills were hiding in boxes of hand soap, band-aids, they are raw flew, splenda andal seltzer. he is charged with bulk cash smuggling. >> the homeless man killed by los angeles police wanted by u.s. marshals. a french national wanted for a parole violation stemming from bank robbery in 2000. he served 13 years in prison some of it in a mental ward. they shot and killed the man when reached for an officer's gun during the altercation. the whole thing was caught on camera. civil rights leaders are calling for an independent investigation. the department of justice finding widespread racial bias in the ferguson police departm

business model, i'll call it, that's used by the gulf subcontractors is they will go to india, or nepal or philippines, or kenya, and they will link up with a recruiter. they work out first the above the board terms. and then there is the below the board agreement. which is the kickback. >> we needed to speak to someone intimately familiar with the arrangements between subcontractors and their agents. in afghanistan, ravi had given us the name of the recruiter in dubai who connected him to ecolog. to get this agent to talk to us openly, my producer and i posed as employees of a subcontractor, looking to hire indian workers. we set up a meeting with the agent near his office, and filmed it using two hidden cameras. he told us his credentials. >> and if they have to stay in dubai, where will they stay? >> where is it, in the main city? >> i asked the agent about his contract with ecolog, and he told me something incredible. ecolog does not pay him any money directly. the money he makes comes entirely from the fees paid by job candidates. and, he explained, subcontractors take a cut from t

outrage tonight in nepal over acid attacks op three teenage girls. officials launched an investigator to find the attacker and his motives. violence against women has embarrassed 30%. 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

the airbus was flying from turkey to nepal and it hit dense fog at the airport.ng the second attempt of landing the runway was slick. one passenger needed treatment. >> a man who wants to compete in u.s. paralympic has more work cut out for him because someone stole his prosthetic leg. 24-year-old ranjit steiner woke up to find someone broke into his new car in the mission district and broke a when stole the laptop and something more volumable, his leg. for this athlete time is of the essence. >> four months until national championships and this is where every day counts at this point especially now we are in the thick of the season every single practice i miss is hurting. >> it could take two to three weeks to get a replacement running leg costing away $30,000. >> new details in the murder of a gilroy man inside his home police are looking for another suspect in the case. 17-year-old girl and a 22-year-old man was arraign on murder charges yesterday. another 19-year-old woman were seen on surveillance video where they used the victim's credit card after his deat

that's >>> in nepal, turkish airlines jet landed in dense fog and skidded off a slippery runway.us injuries reported, though. cell phone video shows passengers sliding down the emergency chutes of the airbus a-330. the plane with 238 passengers on board was coming from istanbul when the accident occurred. >>> just looking behind us you can see how spectacular it is outside today. >> that is postcard perfect, spencer christian. >> this is going to be with us for a while. if you like this weather, i think you'll be happy with the weekend. live doppler 7 hd showing you how clear the skies are. no clouds in sight. check out this as we hop across to the eastern half of the nation. a long trail of stormy weather from texas to new york on the north side of that trails of snow and ice from dallas to memphis and cincinnati. thunderstorms and showers on the southern side of at that trail of stormy weather. it will continue to push eastward tomorrow. the coastal areas in the east will have showery weather. there will be cold air dominating the upper midwest and the northeast and snow over t

in nepal where children work around the clock in sweat shots if they escape being sold as sex slavesund people trying to save them. in each country he finds people and organizations doing what they can to save some of the children. >> ♪ ♪ >> a nonprofit group called udain maintains small homes throughout india where homeless girls can find a safe haven. >> they're looking after orphaned children. in india this problem is acute. they are made to, they are forced to fulfill sexual needs. the situation is really grim. >> reporter: the kids are taken to hotels supplying quick sex. some children live in their families in tiny shacks leaning against the wall. but cachilion found a rescue operation that gives children a place to live and sends them to school. he's helping kids escape the streets. telling the story of kids and the self-less people that work to save them has become gachiloin's mission. >> you know mother teresa said it doesn't matter what you do but how much love you do it with. and the reality bob, these people, these workers when you see the footage what are they doing. the

the plane trying to land in dense fog in nepal. officials say there were 238 people onboard that flight that was coming from istanbul. the passengers had bumps and bruises but believe it or not, nothing worse. >> and tension in ukraine spraed to the parliament. they threw bunches and shouted insults. the leader of ukraine's populist radical party called another politician a fat coward and then took a beating for it. it's not the first time the guy who did the insultling has been attacked in parliament. >> security or invasion of privacy? this is an issue that is growing. >> santa clara county board of supervisors approved the purchase of a stingray a cell phone tracking device that officials say will only be used with a warrant. >> sam brock looking into what we know and don't know about the controversial device. >> it is a debate that is just getting going. many police departments already have stingray like devices. san jose san francisco, and oakland just to name a few. those agencies will tell you they're only tracking cell phon

. >> slavery in nepal has been abolished, by law. behind the high walls of many city homes here, young girls continue to serve as slaves. known as kamlari, they are the daughters of indebted farmers, sold to landlords

the plane trying to land in dense fog in nepal. officials say there were 238 people onboard the flight from istanbul. the passengers had some bumps and bruises, but luckily nothing worse. >>> okay, the gang is all here today on a chilly wednesday morning. we're tempted by the fact that spring is ever so close and good temperatures to come. >> tempted by the fruit of spring. maybe you want to get that garden growing. i can tell you, this weekend's going to be a great weekend to get out there, get started, because then we have rain moving in as we kick off next week. temperatures right now mostly in the 30s. 36 degrees in santa rosa. 38 in livermore. 37 degrees in san martin. even half-moon bay has fallen into the 30s. a clear indication that offshore flow is taking place and we have no fog, no blanket of low clouds to trap in any warmth from yesterday. as a result, that clear sky, everything radiates right back out into the atmosphere and we've got a very cold start to the day. as we head throughout the next couple hours, it will ev

. >>> nepal's international airport has been shut down for four gays. they have been trying to remove a turkish airline jet that skid off the tarmac while landing. march is the beginning of tourism season when many come to climb the himalayan peaks. >>> malaysia has fledge find it's missing plane flight mh 370, they would continue looking for the missing airplane. a vigil was held in malaysia on the eve of the first anniversary of the tragedy. >> it's the only way to remember those who are still missing. many gather in public areas like this to pray, sing and show their support oh of family and friends of those lost on plane mh 370. >> the prime minister suggested at one stage during the last 12 months in an open press conference that the plane had been taken over. yet, at the beginning of this year we see a statement from the department of civil aviation saying that it was an accident. yet, we have no evidence of whether the plane is, the black box recorder or anything on the wreckage. how can a statement be made? >> the announcement of the declaration

. >> a turkish airline plan skidded off a run way because of fog in nepal. the plane circled for half an hour before it tried to land. >> an section of art is on display in north korea. it's not just drawing the attention of art lovers. >> healthy, happy faces gaze out. it tells the story of landscape. some evoke another time and place. they are according to the together of the show the hidden treasures of the north korea. 147 paintings getting a rare outing. part of a collection of 2,500 bought in cash in north korea over several years. he says it was a mixture of official transactions and private ones. >> of course part of that money is going to benefit the government over there. again, there's not - not my concern. >> in another gallery in seoul, different paintings. this lampoons is the work of a north korean defector who painted propaganda slogans. we invited him to view new sections. >> when i lived in the north i found paintings impressive. since coming here i realised there was no freedom of art. >> in all the paintings i realised they were a tool of

. >> thousands of people who have been stranded at nepal's only international airport can now go home. catkatmandu airport has been opened after being shut down for several days. a jet was block the runway after it skidded off the tarmac while landing. katmandu airport is used by 14,000 people a day. >>> malaysia has promised to find it's missing plane mh 370. the search and ask you teams will keep looking for the aircraft, which disappeared in its flight from kuala lumpur pureto beijing. >>> china has removed a documentary addressing it's environmental issues. it had 3 million views on the internet within days of its release just a week ago. >>> in the 25 years since communism collapsed urban russians have developed a taste for dining out. moscow now boast some 11,000 restaurant, but problems in the economy are taking its toll, and it's fears that a quarter of its eating establishments could close by the end of the year. >> making a fine pizza and good pasta, too for that matter. for 11 years it has been serving muscovites italian food. economic factors have taken its toll factors li

>>> time for a beautiful day of speed flying in nepal. >> love these. >> olaf here doing it for two years. he's kind of a pro. watch olaf go. skimming the tree tops. we'll watch him split the trees here as he flies down. you can hear the wind brushing by the camera splitting trees again. feel like he's brushing his bottom against the trees. >> that's part of the excitement the fun, right? get your adrenaline rolling. >> all about being in close proximity to that. we're about to see things go a bit wrong. olaf flying too low. his buddies say that made olaf lose control. >> uh-oh! >> it looks painful. you see him hit the trees. watch from his buddy's angle. >> oh yeah. >> crashed into the jungle. his friends don't quite know where he landed. >> according to olaf he was unconscious five minutes, came to but locals here in the village in this area helped him get out of the trees while his friends are frantically trying to find him. he had some minor injuries cuts and bruises, minor concussion but was able to walk away. >> did they kick him out of the group? >> no they did not kick him out of

do have some frightening pictures of a turkish airliner after it skidded off a slippery runway in nepala spokesperson said all people on board were safe, although one of them was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> same-sex marriages are once again being held up in alabama. the alabama supreme court has ordered all probate judges to stop providing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >>> former cia director david petraeus will plead guilty. the decorated war veteran stepped down 2012 after it was revealed that he provide access of his black books to his mistress and author, the plea deal will prevent him from serving prison time. >>> and look how many felines there are. the human population is just 22, but there are more than 120 cats roaming around. they've even become a tourist attraction. >>> did jeb skip voting in 2008? scrambled politics is next. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dre

. >> a plane has skidded off the runway while landing in nepal. there were no serious injuries 238 people on board have been tweeting pictures of the debt. the plane circled for half an hour before trying to land. an exhibition of art, and in south korea, the planes are part of a dutch art dealer's collection. it's not just drawing the attention of art lovers. >> healthy facers gaze out, living in a landscape of rare beauty. some e voke another time and place. they are, according to the title of the show hidden treasures of north korea, 147 paintings, part of a collection of 2,500 brought in cash in north korea over several years by this dutch art dealer. it was a mixture of transases and private ones. part of that money is going to benefit the government. again, there's not - it's not my concern. this lampooning of the dynasty is the work of a north korean defector who painted slogans. we invited him to view this execution. >> when i lived in the north i found paintings. i realised there was no freedom of art. in all the painting people are smili

a lot of foreign tourists climbers trekkers would be headed to nepal. 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 worth covering. >>> so president obama firing back after prime minister netenyahu's fiery speech to congress calling the israeli leader's warnings about nuclear talks with iran

. >>> nepal's only international airport remains closed after an airplane skidded off of the runway.usands of travelers have been stranded since wednesday. the plane was damaged but no one on board was hurt. airport crews are using special equipment brought in from india to remove the plane. >>> the man accused of attacking the u.s. ambassador to south korea has made his first appearance in court. 55-year-old, kim ki-jong was wheeled into court on friday. he is likely to be charged with attempted murder. police are investing the motive of the attack and the multiple trips he made to north korea. ambassador mark lippert needed 80 stitches after his face was slashed. >>> chinese and japanese diplomats will hold their first security talks for the first time in four months. both china and japan claim ownership of islands in the south china sea. >>> students in sierra leone will soon be returning to class. schools were closed to fight the ebola epidemic. jalz's natasha ghoneim reports parents are worry, and officials say the -- epidemic is far from over. >> reporter: the schools will be f

a close call for 238 people on board a turkish airlines flight from istanbul to nepal.k at that. the airbus a330 skidded off a runway trying to land in foggy, wet conditions in kathmandu. the 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

the holy site attracts people from a bangladesh, india and nepal. >> a three day lockdown aimed at stopping the end of ebola in sierra leone the president order said everyone to stay indoors from friday morning to sunday night. volunteers will go door to door to educate people about ebola. sierra leone has been battling the virus that's killed more than 10,000 people in west africa. >> go to a restaurant on the for row islands and you'll likely see he salmon. it is massively increasing exports to russia. when russia banned certain imports from the european union in response to sanctions over ukraine. the salmon farming faroe islands found itself with a near monopoly on salmon sales to russias. >> we are not a part of the e.u. >> in 2013, brussels banned for row islands mackerel over agreements about fishing quote at as. the prime minister was only too happy to take his business elsewhere. >> we are doing business with russia and we were boycotted just before out of e.u. if you are boycotted from e.u., where should you go? if e.u. is locking their harbor for us because we are not reaching an

. >>> nepal's only international airport remains closed after a turkish airlines jet lost control ass. airport crews are using special equipment brought in from india to remove the plane. . >>> in south africa, households and businesses alike are suffering from constant power cuts. and as erika woods reports, there are concerning about the effect on the economy. >> reporter: new power stations are being built, but it will be sometime before they are on line. the state-owned energy company has warned people and businesses will have to endure ongoing power outages. >> we are working on restoring the ability of the power system but it's going to be a long and painful process, i'm afraid. >> reporter: south africa's chamber of commerce says any eruption to the supply is not good. >> we're concerned about the impact this will have on international investment. and it needs to be at a reasonable cost and that will not be a tipping force for a decision not to invest. >> reporter: that reasonable cost is set to rise in april by 13%. the company has justified the hike by saying it still has so

the plane slid off the runway and ended up on its nose while landing in nepal. the rainway was -- runway was slippery and there was dense fog. one person was hospitalized with injuries. >>> the fight against isis, this comes as iraqi fighters climb to retains town of tikrit with iranian support. here's more on the iraqi mission. >> reporter: iraqi fighters remain locked in a battle for control of tikrit, a city 80 miles north of baghdad. targeting villages in the surrounding areas today all without american assistance. iranian involvement in the mission with concern. >> we're trying to support including our train equip is a strong multisectarian government of iraq. >> reporter: the u.s.-led coalition is taking on isis several elsewhere. several airstrikes destroying over the last few days. a top u.s. commander says hundreds of extremist vehicles and weapons systems have been taken out since the mission began. >> the fact is he can no longer do what he did at the outset which is to seize and to hold new territory. he has assumed a defensive crouch in iraq. >> rep

this plane trying to land in dense fog in nepal. officials say there were 238 people on that flight. the passengers had bumps and bruises, but nothing worse. >>> a new warning for parents this morning. dream on me is recalling 13,000 of these two-in-one bassinet to cradles. because of possible suffocation hazards. it was sold on a number of websites including amazon, wal-mart, and toys 'r' us. if you have the bassinet, contact the company for a free repair. >>> a number of washington, d.c. museums have a new ban. >> they say when you visit there, leave your selfie stick at home. okay, we're telling people not to bring their selfie sticks. it's a stick like this one on the urban outfitters website. people use it to, you know, take pictures of themselves. tripods and monopods are already banned at museums like the smithsonian. the poles pose a safety hazard especially during crowded conditions. >> especially if you get too close to some of that art. >>> new study finds adults over 30 only catch the flu about twice a decade. why scient

follow us on twitter, facebook and watch us next time in >> slavery in nepal has been abolished, by law. but behind the high walls of many city homes here, young girls continue to serve as slaves. known as kamlari, they are the daughters of indebted farmers, sold to landlords for little to no money.

. >>> 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

. >>> a turkish airline plane has skidded off of the runway in nepal. there were no injuries.ne circled for half an hour before it tried to land. >>> more than 2,000 members of china's top legislative advisory body are meeting in bang -- beijing. >> reporter: it's china's most important annual political gathering, but a number of faces will be abscess from this year's congress. 36 delegates and political advisors are under investigation for corruption. one of them is a former aid to china's previous president. many wonder who will be next. so far more than 100,000 low and high ranking officials have been implemented. the president's anti-corruption campaign that began more than two years ago is expected to be a dominant theme of this congress and it's a campaign that appears to be far from over. >> translator: the parties never a haven for corrupt officials. we resolutely support and endorse serious investigation into their cases. >> reporter: some analysts believe the campaign is merely a guise to stop political rivals. >> he has focused on two things mainly authority and pow

a rhino on the loose terrifying residents of a village in nepal.d on social media, a 61-year-old woman was gored to death as the animal ran through the streets. rhinos are not normally aggressive, but obviously they can become unpredictable if they are spooked. >>> well, subtle changes in ronald reagan's speech pattern may have been a telltale sign of early onset dementia long before he was diagnosed with alzheimer's. researchers at arizona state university analyzed reagan's news conferences during his two terms in the white house and compared those to those of the first president bush. now, with reagan, who was 69 when he took office, they found an increased use of repetitive words and a decline in vocabulary. the research is aimed at developing early detection methods and treatments for alzheimer's before there is significant damage to the brain. >>> and a sleep study from washington state university certainly sounds alarming. they looked at what's called exploding head syndrome. let me explain. it's a phenomenon which involves people being awake

. >>> well a frighten inging crash landing in nepal this morning. a turkish airlines flight skidded off the runway and ended up nose down in a field. the airbus arriving from istanbul and trying to touch down in dense fog on a slippery runway. you can see the packed -- panicked passengers exiting on emergency slides. all 238 of them evacuating safely and no reports of serious injuries. >>> well, a man has been arrested here in new york after he was found sleeping in the cockpit of a jetblue plane. the flight from the dominican republic had landed at jfk moments earlier when the passenger apparently entered the cockpit after everybody else had gotten off the plane. he was discovered by ground crews and then turned over to police. >>> also take a look at this. a pickup truck in houston. this is on the right side of your screen there slams into a van and another truck sending part of a tree flying, you can see. a mother and her 2-year-old son were trapped inside that truck. rescuers had to use the jaws of life to cut the roof off their truck to try to

we are going to go to nepal. 224 people were on board a plane, though no people were injured.rred during a fog that significantly reduced visibility. the crash occurred in the paul's only international airport -- nepal's international airport. all flights are been rerouted through india. tom: that is really cool. it worked. olivia: you see a plane land in the river. i'm going to be taking off my shoes. your heel could puncture the raft. a ceremony begins on the full moon of the third lunar month. months walk clockwise three times around a temple to commemorate the day when 1250 monks gathered to be ordained by buddha tom:. -- buddha. tom: gorgeous. eric does our photos. olivia: in ethiopia, tom this is what your dental x-rays look like. the oldest human fossil ever was discovered on a hillside. it is predicted to be 2.8 million years old. that is 400,000 years older than a previously held record. the fossil contains a job on and five teeth. this is before candy. tom: 30-40 years ago. olivia: who? tom: the guy that really got this going in the modern age. the fossils. olivia: c

at 24,000 feet in nepal. so it's cold. it's high altitude. talk about the elements right there.n cameras are not on helicopters, when it's snowing or storming and so we need something that can deal with snow just hammering out of the sky. so all of the cameras we use are -- have a weatherproof-ness to them. even right down to the sony action cams that we use, that we mount on athletes for the point of view shots. like these little guys shoot super high resolution, they're amazing cameras. and it's super weather proof. this right here you can take this out in a rainstorm is snowstorm and get h.d. and better quality video from it. so it's pretty amazing. that's an example of something we used to have to mount these film cameras with counterweights on the side of someone's head. now this thing is like better than those were and you can see it's ridiculously small. cory: i remember being around guys who were shooting these snore boarding videos back in the early '90's and the equipment was pretty gnarly to try to ride with that stuff. but i wonder if the market itself changed? who i

for instance, we were filming with our helicopter camera system at 24,000 feet in nepal. high-altitude and when the cameras aren't on the helicopters when it is snowing or storming, we need something that can deal with snow hammering out of the sky. all of the cameras we use have a weatherproofness to them even down to the sony action cams that we use for the point of view shots. these little guys shoot superhigh resolution. they are amazing cameras and super weatherproof. you can take this out of a rainstorm or snowstorm and get hd and better quality video from it. it is pretty amazing. that's an example of something we used to have to mount these film cameras with counterweights on the side of someone's head and this is better than those were in you can see it's ridiculously small. cory: i remember being around guys shooting snowboarding videos in the early 90's and the equipment was gnarly to try to ride with that stuff. i wonder if the market itself has changed. who's watching this and how has it changed in the last 10 or 20 years? >> it has been a revolution across t