dominick cain, al jazeera. >> our team is in the disaster area in northeast afghanistan. abdullah shahood has more. >> reporter: the villagers say the aid has come. it's temporary aid, but for now the aid is not organized. it is not distributed properly. they want more transparency in terms of delivering this aid to the needy people, to the people who basically have suffered or survived this massive landslide. now, getting the aid to this area has been a very challenging task for the government or for the aid organizations. the roads are washed out by the floods in the past one week. the mountains, the geography is very challenging to get all those aid required on time to these people. >>> at least 11 people have been killed during fighting in the iraqi city of fallujah west of baghdad held by anti-government fighters for more than four months. reporting suggest at least four were wounded when shelling hit parts of the area. >>> a suicide car bomber has killed six soldiers in southern yemen. it happened where the army launched an offensive against fighters with al qaeda i

a landslide caused by heavy rain in a remote village in northeast afghanistan claims hundreds of lives and leaves thousands missing. more than 300 homes are buried in mud. afghan army helicopters are delivering food, water, medicine, and tents to those affected. the focus now, according to the united nations, is to help those who are displaced. president barack obama says american troops who remain in afghanistan are on standby to help. some good news on the job market -- the unemployment rate drops to 6.3%, the lowest since 2008, just before the financial crisis. employers have added 288,000 jobs in the past three months, according to the bureau of labor statistics. other data shows consumers are spending more money, manufacturers are expanding, and businesses are ordering more goods. for "teen kids news," rick leventhal, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> for too many kids, bullying is an ugly fact of life. experts say one in five high-school students are bullied on school property. that doesn't even count what happens at the mall or in the neighborhood. then add in bullying by

rescue troops have abundance the search for survivors from that massive landslide in northeast afghanistan officials say up to five hundred people were killed in that runs deep the casualty number that has been revised down from the regional estimate of over two thousand. but this trip but torrential rains which struck. friday's crunch them somewhat. the bombs explode and cyber security intelligence checkpoint in the provincial capital in southern yemen to manage guards were wounded in the suicide attack officials say that the missile was cut out the flight to smoke on a date which is about to respond to this week's army crackdown against insurgents contacts. the seeming asymmetry coast of the calls about siegel calm about the next moment it is about thirty five minutes flight from moscow after the break thanks to stacy here. but china's rice become the leader in global finance the cons report me for the uk special program field option but to see the the week's tuc and going underground. i just rejected in kansas is going on trial for murder but he is very afraid of jerry pages is it becau

the side of a mountain collapsed onto a village in northeast afghanistan and the u.n.ting 350 people are dead. a second larger landslide hit as others were rushing to the rescue and 2,000 people are missing. the rescuers only have hand tools. what they really need are heavy equipment. but the u.n. said the roads are not suitable for such machinery. >> >> awe crane's third largest city had been peaceful until today when fighting broke out in the city center. nearby, 31 people died in a building fire. progovernment radicals had thrown molotov cocktails into the building where a russian group was holding out. >>> some students protested -- the group staged a stand in at uc berkeley saying the school should admit more minority students, people like this la tina oakland graduate with a 3.7gpa. high act scores and leadership positions. >> more people like me are qualified to attend uc. why not -- i'm latino, i'm a leader and i belong at uc berkeley. >> the protest comes after last week's supreme court decision on holding statewide bans on affirmative action. >> >> late word

the side of a mountain collapsed onto a village in northeast afghanistan and the u.n.s estimating 350 people are dead. a second larger landslide hit as others were rushing to the rescue and 2,000 people are missing. the rescuers only have hand tools. what they really need are heavy equipment. but the u.n. said the roads are not suitable for such machinery. >> >> awe crane's third largest city had been peaceful until today when fighting broke out in the city center. nearby, 31 people died in a building fire. progovernment radicals had thrown molotov cocktails into the building where a russian group was holding out. >>> some students protested -- the group staged a stand in at uc berkeley saying the school should admit more minority students, people like this la tina oakland graduate with a 3.7gpa. high act scores and leadership positions. >> more people like me are qualified to attend uc. why not -- i'm latino, i'm a leader and i belong at uc berkeley. >> the protest comes after last week's supreme court decision on holding statewide bans on affirmative action. >> >> la

. >>> at least 500 people are feared dead after a landslide in northeast afghanistan.hick mud burying hundreds of homes. the area could become a mass grave. >>> and in northern ireland police have 48 more hours to question gerry adams leader of the political party sinn fein. held in possible connection for 1972 murder, victim was a belfast widow killed by the irish are republican army. she was the mother of 10. those are the headlines. check out our website, aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight," the tipping point. more clashes and bloodshed in ukraine. the elevated warnings from u.s. to russia to stand down. also tonight: the search for relisha. the search for her disappearance. one man's call on the air waves, that relisha is somewhere out there, waiting to come home. >> i saw her picture and it warms my heart.

days of heavy rain trigger the slide that buried 300 homes in remote area of northeast afghanistan.t of the village evacuated because of concerns there will be more moving mud. rescue crew are lacking for people still trapped in the rubble but officials say they don't have enough equipment governor put out an appeal for more shovels. >> cdc says deadly virus spread in the middle east has turned up in the united states for the first time. officials say an american who works in health care in saudi arabia is hospitalized in indiana with the mers virus. outbreak surfaced two years ago in saudi arabia. 400 cases have been reported there. and more than 100 people have died so quite serious. the virus has been found in camels but officials don't know how it is spread to go humans. cdc is trying now to track down anyone that the american victim had close contact with recently. >> look at the video from the "washington post"today. it show as building collapsing in dc intermount vernon square. actually the second collapse of the day he building next door crumpled hours before. they were evac

. >> volume you know tears from nearby villages have come to this remote area of northeast afghanistan with crude tools and shovels to help reviewers but the focus has quickly shifted from trying to find survivors to keeping those who did alive. >> what we are doing now is helping facilitate the needs of around 700 families, more than 4,000 people have been displaced either directly or indirect by what has happened. needs range from food and water, of course, fomedical help as well as shelter needs. >> it's been hard for teams to reach the site. the narrow roads have been damaged by rain and can't take the heavy machinery typically used in such recovery efforts. and the hillside remains unstable, adding to fears that another part may cave in. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> for more on the situation, i am joined by the aid agency international organization for migration. he has come back from the scene. you've just come back from the scene, the landslide. tell us what you saw there. >> hello. >> hello. can you hear me? >> yes. yes. >> you've just returned from the scene of the mud slide, la

anywhere from a few hundred to 2,000 people are dead or missing after multiple landslides in northeast afghanistan. the united nations puts the number of of dead up to at least 350 people, however, governors say it's much higher claiming as many as 2,000 people remain missing. rescuers rush to help those trapped victims. the second landslide hit burying many of those rescuers as well. the afghan government has not asked for assistance from nato or the united states yet. a u.n. spokesman says a memorial service will be held later today and the sight will be declared a mass grave. >>> still ahead, ever since the attack on the american consulate in benghazi in 2012, former navy s.e.a.l. scott taylor has been pushing for answers. does he finally believe he's going to get some of those answers? and former secretary of state condoleezza rice making a decision about giving the commencement speech at rutgers university. we're going to tell you what she's saying now in light of protest. and another whistleblower describes what she calls an environment of intimidation at a va hospital in phoenix. a live rep

it's been more than a week since a massive landslide buried a village in northeast afghanistan.llagers say distribution of aid has been chaotic. numerous fights have broke out as people scuffle over supplies. doane assess have been piling up at warehouses because of all of this confusion >> reporter: life isn't getting any easier for survivors of the landslide. for over a week, they have had to live rough in tents and have struggled to get food to eat the weather has turned making this makeshift camp a cold and muddy mess. s ha-ha d lost everything this is the first hot meal he and his family have had in days. we survived this disaster by the grace of god but we need more help from the government. they keep making us promises but problems are getting worse. they can see us sitting here in the mud. i worry if it ranges again, we will die. >> his concerns are shared by many here, the consistent problem of poor aid distribution has only added to the misery. this police officer is responsible for keeping supplies meant for survivors safe. >> this aid was found on someone who shouldn

. >> almost seven years ago in northeast afghanistan, shortly after this photo of army sergeant kyleaken, his unit, along with a squad of afghan soldiers were ambushed. >> it was just one shot, then two shots, and then the whole valley erupted. >> white briefly knocked unconscious by the blast of a rocket-propelled grenade, got up and spent hours under fire, risking his life to treat and protect his wounded comrades. >> to me it was never a choice. i told myself from the beginning of that ambush that i was going to be killed. just the amount of fire. i just -- i'm not going to make it through this. if i'm not going to make it through this, i'm going to do what i can with the time i have to help the guys to the left and right of me. >> but six of his friends died including white's best friend sean longman. >> he was my best friend. and we had a lot of good times together. i miss him every day. >> he wears a bracelet with the names of those killed. you wear it every day. >> i look down at their names and it snaps back to reality. >> president obama called him in february. tell me about

for now, 250 people are confirmed dead from the landslide and many more are still missing in northeast afghanistanr correspondent is live in the province and it sounds like a pretty desperate situation there. any clue as to who was firing these gunshots? >> reporter: a very volatile situation indeed and very tense situation. we were only a few meters away from this aid distribution center when the gunfire ur -- erupted and followed scuffles of security forces and people getting aid and up to ten police officers guarding this aid distribution center were beaten up and suffered some injuries. now that resulted in this aerial gunfire by security forces but this wasn't one, to or three shots, this was sustained gunfire over a period of three or four minutes and we understand that automatic rifles were used as well. so you can probably see be mind me but there are lots of tents here and people sheltering in the tents, caught in the middle of gunfire and under scoring how tense the situation is here. >> absolutely and how much aid has actually got through so far, how much more is needed? >> reporter: it

platoon's radio telephone operator in some of the roughest, most dangerous mountain terrain in northeast afghanistan9th, a taliban foe killed six service members. sergeant white suffered a concussion but treated a fellow soldier's injuries and radioed for help. when the rescue helicopters arrived, white refused to be evacuated until all of the other wounded were flown to safety. after the rescue, white took his picture of the enemy round that struck the butt of his gun during the ambush. white says the photo reminds him how close he came to getting shot. white left active duty three years ago but has spoken openly about having posttraumatic stress disorder. he told jim miklaszewski he doesn't feel like a hero. >> no, i don't. to me the heroes are the guys i wear on my bracelet. it's got all their names on here. these are the guys that are the heros in my book. >> white is now an investment analyst living in charlotte, north carolina, but he still wears that bracelet with the names of his fellow soldiers who didn't survive. white's family and the soldier white saved plan to be at the medal of honor c

rescue troops abandoned the search for survivors from that massive landslide in northeast afghanistan officials say up to five hundred people were killed in the tragedy because of the number has been revised down both from the original estimate of over two thousand landslides tribute but a red shawl rains which struck a remote village on friday crowds were celebrating a wedding. car bombs exploded outside a security intelligence checkpoint in a provincial capital in southern yemen two military guards were wounded in that suicide attack officials say the assault was carried out they think of fighters from al qaida which had vowed to respond to this week's crackdown against insurgents hideouts. ten twenty six pm here in moscow the next live news update for me kevin oh in thirty four minutes time the next that went on to its national it's breaking the set don't have our mental interest take a back seat in the race for oil profits and a special program lined up for you if you're in the united kingdom going to think george galloway gives the week's news a grilling in. the american humanist

al qaeda is also regaining a foothold in northeast afghanistan. as the president announced a complete withdrawal of u.s. military forces and the counterterrorism capability that comes with it by the end of 2016. uneven leadership in recent years has emboldened adversaries like russia and china who are increasing their military and intelligence spending and working to change the international order as we speak to the detriment of u.s. interests. russia occupies 20% of the nation of georgia, invaded and occupied crimea, and threatens invasion of eastern ukraine. china is bullying its neighbors and expanding claims in the south and east chinaa seas through which 40% of world trade travels. at the same time, north korea continues its belligerent behavior and iran is maneuvering to preserve its capability to develop a nuclear weapon. a nuclear iran would threaten israel with annihilation and send the middle east into a dangerous nuclear arms race. we are rightly demanding that our intelligence agencies provide policymakers with the best and most timely

the landslide buried hundreds of homes in a small villanage a remote part of northeast afghanistan a second landslide hit as others rushed to help. it has been difficult to find victims because crews only have shovels to dig through the rubble and there aren't enough people to help. heavy rains, earlier this week may be to blame. >>> and there are a couple of new developments in the ukraine crisis. 12 international military swervers kidnapped by prorussian militants have been freed a envoy negotiated the release. ukraine forces are resuming military action against prorussian forces. violence flaired up yesterday as they shot down two helicopters and took part in clashes that sparked a fire killing 31. >>> attorneys for the boston marathon bombing suspect are accusing the government of leaking information about the case to the media. lawyers for the suspect have asked a judge for a hearing on the matter. they claim that government investigators have leaked evidence and made inappropriate public comments which they say may violate grand jury secrecy. they are awaiting a trial in novemb

international more than two thousand people are confirmed to have died in a massive landslide in northeast afghanistan that's according to the governor of the province of the side of a mountain collapse on friday morning as people were recovering belongings from an early island slip hundreds of homes were destroyed by the length of life that would triggered by torrential rain the united nations says the focus is now on the people displaced by the collapse rescue efforts are being hampered by lack of equipment. to the u.k. now according to. the kings of funded think tank the british national health service is facing a financial crisis with two thirds of hospital bosses fearing a possible cash shortfall it also wants that only a radical solution from the government will drag health trials back from the brink of economic disaster a former ambulance driver speaking exclusively to r.t. sarah ferguson says that while there are only budget cuts people will continue to die waiting for medical help. sounding the alarm bell you weak case by tears story about the impacts government cuts having on the n.h.s. now

thousand people are confirmed dead after a massive landslide buried at a remote village in northeast afghanistanthat is us that was caused by the collapse of a hill on friday following a week off to wrench away about a thousand houses away buried by the landslide the united nations says of the focus is now on the wall than four thousand people displaced by the collapse rescue efforts are being hampered by soil which is too wet to support heavy machinery officials fear for the length of life in the area. to the u.k. now where according to the kings the fund think tank of the british national health service is facing a financial crisis with two thirds of hospital bosses fearing a possible care shortfall and also warns that only a radical solution from the government will drag health trust back from the brink of economic disaster of all ambulance drivers speaking to our teaser sarah for says that while there are only budget cuts people will continue to die waiting for medical help. sounding the alarm bell you weak case by date here's a story about the impacts government cuts having on the n.h.s. no

return suspected militants have targeted the neocons were in pakistan's restive northeast on the border with afghanistan at least two drivers have been killed and two others reportedly kidnapped meal convoys carrying supplies to and from ghana see her frequently targeted by it the area. fast spreading while firing u s state of oklahoma but has left at least one person dead and destroyed some twenty homes. the blaze broke out and sent sunny afternoon after a controlled burn and got out of control firefighters and residents who were overcome by the heat and smoke are being treated in hospital with being driven by high winds and dry conditions. the anti nationals division as it takes a look at whether we can put trust in a growing virtual currencies bikes here in uk that the military families dealing with the loss of loved ones into the so called friendly. i do if the us is you the rule. a pennsylvania would look at her house auctioned by her discovered four hundred and sixty thousand dollars to cover the cost of an outstanding debt that she had that death was six dollars and thirty cents. the idea the pri

rescued troops from a band and now the search for survivors from that massive landslide in the northeast of afghanistanofficials say up to five hundred people were killed in the tragedy the casualty numbers been revised from the original estimate of over two thousand the landslide was triggered by torrential rains which struck a remote village on friday as crowds celebrated a wedding. car bombs exploded outside security intelligence checkpoints in a provincial capital in southern yemen two military guards were wounded in the suicide attack the official said this so it was carried out by fighters from al qaida which had vowed to respond to this week's army crackdown against insurgents hideouts. get on used twenty four seventh's. about it here not see international lemonade look so know whether there are bright today's forecast ahead for america's economy and if you want us in the u.k. evenings you got an in-depth look at the turmoil in southeast of the country's crisis as we've been talking about here at length is gathering momentum this is r.t. international. jeffrey chapman from kansas is going on tri

suspected militants have targeted a nato convoy in pakistan's rest of northeast on the border with afghanistan at least two drivers have been killed and two others reportedly kidnapped nato convoys carrying supplies to and from afghanistan are frequently targeted by insurgents in the area. and a fast spreading wildfire in the u.s. state of oklahoma has left at least one person dead and destroyed some twenty homes the blaze broke out on sunday afternoon after a controlled burn went wrong firefighters have requested air support from the national guard as a blaze continues being driven by high winds and dry conditions. and hadn't had a national salvation army takes a look at whether we can really trust the growing virtual currencies. a pennsylvania widow had her house auctioned by her county's government for one hundred sixteen thousand dollars to cover the cost of an outstanding debt that she had that debt was six dollars and thirty cents yeah a debt the price of lunch at mcdonald's took an old ladies' home away and there are two things that need to be said about this firstly private property is

afghanistan. 2,000 people now feared dead from a landslide. the slide reportedly buried an engage vil naij a province in the northeast. me 250 families were living in the province. as we development more information we will bring it to you, but once again, 2,000 people feared dead from a landslide in afghanistan. >>> we want to bring you background now on the situation in ukraine why the leaders will be talking about it at the white house. two helicopters shot down this morning by pro-russian separatists using ground to aramis -- missiles. kiev was trying to retake the city of slaviansk and now two people are dead and tensions are once again on edge. jonah hull has the latest. >> reporter: video posted on the internet purports to show what the residents of slaviansk and the pro-russian separatists vehicle to at dawn. the ukrainian army launched what it described as a large scale -- >> we are going to break away from that story. this is german chancellor angela merkel and president obama live from the white house. >> good morning, everybody. it is always a great pleasure to welcome my friend chancellor merkel to the hou

the un humanitarian coordinator in afghanistan has visited the site of deadly landslide in the northeast of the country. some three hundred homes in operate a new release me on to the streets of a bunch on wed buried five to fifty meets isn't that great. the number of dead men and a beanie and the un and afghan officials have estimated the death toll may rise to two thousand seven hundred people the afghan government as the credits on to musgrave the era. without it. but that they cannot get it over his love of god. visitors to the start there we have the big six eight thousand people displaced. israel gets a bit about to head off a highway patrol but the thing is right the so called gospel us president. gpt president is now a month today have held security tool to the white house as a teenager string you along families for the american division based in the east african nation to beat isn't theirs is a key us ally in the region. as the american ministry specifically count the money and is the chief staging area for operations against al qa'ida and its affiliates out of bobbin on one of

. >> a suicide car bomb in afghanistan killed at least 11 people and injured over 15 others. it happened in the northeast. the taliban is claiming responsibility. >> talks are underway in ethiopia. it is feared that thousands have been killed and a million people are left homeless since the conflicts started in december. secretary of state john kerry has arrived to africa. >> john kerry is looking at what is happening in the south sudan and hoping to bring to an end the conflict. he said that sanctions are on those involved in the conflict and seen particularly as targetitarge targeting civilians based on et nicety. he said that the sanctions would be coming from countries that are laboring sudan. the secretary of state under scored the need for deployment of troops to south sudan and stabilize the situation. he spoke about the situation that is close to the hearts, the shrinking space for civil society and if the government should stop harassing the journalists and arresting them and using the antiterrorism laws. >> more than 200 girls are still missing from nigeria. relatives are angry at the governmen

a move onto some other news now but will the steelers and afghanistan have abandoned the search for survivors from a landslide in the northeast three hundred people are confirmed dead but officials now say the death toll is unlikely to rise at five five hundred. they put the figure at more than two thousand the aid effort is now shifting to the thousands left homeless after a river of mud and build a village in kazakhstan province. united nations has that agencies on the ground but the region its core and burnout and they sorely lack of quickness. for the survivors of friday's landslide. he has the right always disturbing water and fruit. hundreds of bodies have been recovered. local villagers are helping the recovery effort. some are using their bare hands there's almost no hope of finding anyone else alive the catastrophe has devastated families that bed my relatives were here when he landslide occurred in the end of the them. what am i supposed to do no peeking in the days of rain caused an entire meal inside to give way. during the village of pottery. the much loved every home in its path. an entire wedding party is said

. >>> and in afghanistan, a desperate search tonight after days of heavy rain triggered a landslide in a remote village in the northeast. at least 153 people were killed and more than 2,000 are missing tonight. about 300 homes were buried. that's about 1/3 of all the houses in the area. >>> in this country, the news on unemployment took just about everyone by surprise today. 288,000 jobs were added in april. and that helped drive down the unemployment rate from 6.7% to 6.3%. a 5 1/2 year low. but it is not all good news. a lot of americans have given up looking for work altogether. nbc's tom costello has more for us tonight. >> reporter: the employment numbers today were far better than anyone expected after a brutal winter that seemed to put the brakes on the economy, evidence business came roaring back in april. 75,000 jobs created in the business and professional arena. 35,000 retail jobs. and more than 30,000 jobs in both restaurants and construction. >> all told, our businesses have now created 9.2 million new jobs over 50 consecutive months of job growth. >> reporter: among those hiring, microchip giant global fo

afghanistan at least 350 people have been killed in a landslide. and that number is expected to grow dramatically. the slide reportedly burying an entire village in the country's northeast> there is concern in colorado over edible marijuana products. two recent deaths involving people who and it special candies or baked goods. paul beban has more from denver. >> reporter: in colorado you can buy legal weed the old fashioned way, by the bud, or you can buy it in bottles, in candy, or cookies. these are edibles. 10 milligrams of thc, the chemical that gets people high is the state limit per serving but one drink or one piece of candy can contain as much as ten servings. haley warns people not to chow down. >> once you eat the cookie, you can't uneat the cookie. >> exactly. once its is in your system you are along for the ride, and you don't want to feel too stoned. >> reporter: overdoing it can do more than just make you want to curl up and sweep it off. marijuana intoxication can cause panic, paranoia, even psycho us. in march a college student jumped to his death from a denver hotel balcony after eating six times the recommended dosage in a cookie. a bigger concern is c

afghanistan, pakistan, bangladesh. when i was in another island of migrants last year, they had 4,500 last year. authorities clamped down on their land border with turkey in the northeasteece, previously the most poorest boe border in the region. migrants now come in through the islands. greece argued it can't cope with the massive number of migrants given the location. they all come through. they simply can't cope. eu is trying to step up patrols of the borders after 360 drowned off the coast last year. when i spoke to a coast guard official last year, he said to me it's difficult when you're in finland, germany or austria to know what it's like to have the bodies of migrants washing up on your shores. >> thank you. >>> the king of thailand makes an appearance to core nation. he's seen as a unifying figure. it's a time of political unrest ahead of this july's general election. >>> at least 19 have been killed and more than a hundred injured after a passenger train derailed in western india. police say the engine caused the train to come off the tracks south of mumbai. the number of dead is expected to rise. more than 120 people taken to a hospital in a serious conditi

afghanistan, and local officials said 2,000 others may be trapped. the u.n. mission in the country said the slide engulfed a village in the mountainous northeast. reports from the area said about a third of the homes there were buried under the mud. in syria, the government agreed to a cease-fire in a city once known as the capital of the revolution. under the deal, hundreds of rebels could begin leaving homs tomorrow. that would hand the regime a major victory. the city's been under heavy attack for some weeks. about 200 people were injured today in south korea when one subway train rammed another. it happened in seoul, where some four and a half million passengers ride the metro system each day. officials said most of the injuries were minor. the wreck followed a ferry disaster that killed hundreds last month. president obama says a botched execution in oklahoma this week was deeply troubling. the condemned man went into convulsions after a lethal injection and ultimately died of a heart attack. today, the president said he supports capital punishment, but he wants a broad review of its use. >> we have seen significant problems-- racial bias,

afghanistan, tragedy struck a small village when heavy rains caused a deadly landslide. hundreds of rescuers and volunteers are digging out of the massive slide which ripped through a remote area in the northeast province. afghan officials are saying they've given up hope of finding any survivors putting the death toll at more than 2,000 people. >>> a verdict has finally been reached in the patent war between apple and samsung. a federal jury ruled both companies are guilty of patent infringe. . samsung is guilty of copying iphone features. the company has to pay apple $120 million. and apple was found guilty of infringing on one of their patents. they own samsung $160 thou. >>> some people are optimistic this morning. employers added 288,000 jobs in april bringing the unemployment rate to 6.3% from 6.7%. payrolls grew across the board in the business and professional areen yashgs retail and restaurants and construction. but, of course, it's not all good news. some 800,000 people stopped looking for work contribute together plunging unemployment numbers. >>> and hands down the sweetest story of the morning. put down your coffee. more than a year after losing their dog named reckless during sup