school as security this is amateur video of the human rights saying the airstrike happened in the northern city of aleppo. the city has been under attack by government forces since december. now in the middle that have civil war there are pockets of hope in attempts of heal amid violence of war. artists' canvas that can capture good. >> it's hard to imagine people driven by much more than staying an i life. but the bombed out buildings have become this graffiti artist's canvas, his message to people living under siege. >> when i read graffiti like that, i feel better. slogans shane something in us, and our determination only grows. >> the barrels he writes about are barrel bombs. the indiscriminate and hugely destructive weapon of choice by syrian forces in aleppo. the barrel bombs have terroristed people here, the crude bombs are dropped from helicopters. they're wildly inaccurate with little chance of ever hitting their targets, but they have hit and killed hundreds of civilians. jamal and his artist collected no, they can't beat the bomb, but they're determined to deal with the terror they g

the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has beenecade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring -- they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the tour from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. that is about all nfl is saying. >> what are some of of the cosmetic changes? >> i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. [laughter] there will be a coin toss right here. >> together with the owner of the jets, tisch is the cochairman of the super bowl committee. they make sure this data be held build is ready for the big game. >> a lot of responsibility. what keeps

the school was attacked in the northern city of aleppo. >>> and ukraine's acting president says police security forces are helpless to restore order in eastern parts of the country. he addressed parliament in kiev after more government buildings were taken over. >>> sanctions imposed on russia by the u.s. and the european union because of ukraine are meant to be targeted against those close to president vladimir putin. but the international monetary fund believes the loss of confidence caused by the sanctions is weakening russian's economy. >> reporter: a bad week for the russian economy has just got worse. the international monitor fund says the country is now in recession. >> difficult situation, and especially the uncertainties surrounding the geopolitical situation and [ inaudible ] sanctions and escalation on sanctions are weighing very anying lively on the investment client. >> reporter: they have added new names to the lists of people subject to sanctions. they cited vt putin's failure to rain in separatists in eastern ukraine. russia's central bank says investors moved $64 bill

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a motorist in the northern city captured the scene on a dashboard camera. take a look at that. no injuries or damage were reported. we will have the latest on the recovery effort on the coast of south korea, where it's been four days since a ferry capsized carrying hundreds of seenagers, plus rewards for their rubbish. an innovative project in nigeria getting innovative ideas to recycle their

. >> now living in jordan's northern city. she has been out of school for two years and spends most of her time help herring mother around the house. she has never been to school and now should be in the first grade. their mother won't allow her daughters to walk to school. >> i'm afraid my daughter also get lost on the way to school or that a stranger will approach them and convince them to go with them. we have heard stories of girls dealing kidnapped near their schools. >> syrian children are some among the hardest hit by their country's war. many of those who have been forced to drop out of school not only lack a sense of purpose but also feel hopeless. >> australia's prime minister is warning that signals believed to be from the missing malaysian plane are fading fast. we have more, the but the search for the jet is likely to last a long time. on friday abbott said he was confident that the pings belong to the plane but are fading. >>> reaching land late on friday as a category four storm. there have been no injuries or d

the magnitude 7.8 struck late on wednesday in the northern city. iquique. a tsunami warning has been lifted. michelle bachelet was visiting the area. >> the whole coastal border was evacuated, just as they are evacuating iquique, and the rest of chile. we continue with the corresponding procedures. we hope everyone is calm and follows instructions so that we call can be safe. >> armed men kidnapped two women from a popular resort from sabbar state. malaysian officials say a chinese tourist was taken late on wednesday night at a resort popular with chinese tourists. the armed men were from the filipino fighter group. no one claimed responsibility for the disruption. >> i have spoken to military official from the western parts of philippines. while they cannot confirm that it is, indeed the work of the known band ied group from the -- bandit group from the phil poops, it looks to -- philippines, it looks the same group that took the chinese from the resort in eastern malaysia. it's likely they may have stopped in the smaller island between the short stretch o

mission in south sudan say the attack happened last week in the northern city of bentu. the area is rich in oil reserves. officials say anti-government forces captured the city then stormed a hospital, a mosque and a church. they say troops singled out people by nationality and ethnic group then killed them. the officials also criticized members of the opposition for using radio broadcasts to spread hate speech. government troops have been battling forces loyal to former vice president riek machar. the violence began in december. president salva kiir and machar belong to different ethnic groups. the two sides agreed to a truce in january. but sporadic fighting has continued. >>> syrian leaders have called a presidential election in the middle of a civil war. voters will go to the polls in june. president bashar al assad is expected to run for a third term. parliamentary speaker mohammed jihad al aham announced that candidacies will be able to register starting later on tuesday. syria law states that anyone running for president must have lived in the country for the ten y

in chicago you're talking about the big northern city, legal segregation. and yet you have the issues of race and class. you have this sort of personal, first in connection to the flight and -- played. and that sort of cheapens the understanding of the issue. he sees the march is a chance to highlight and create a national conversation which is one of the great tragedies. the press never picked up on that. they never carry the story the way that he wanted. some of that was because of controversy, but just the nature of the press at that point. the backlash, never able to shift the conversation into larger, structural issue. those are obviously issues of race. get tied into drug laws, tied into the criminal justice system mom i talked about in the epilogue and the focus. i try to follow some of the main characters and talk a little bit as a phrase that i use, the idea of a long road to freedom. merritt is the -- marriage used it himself. the road to freedom is a long, long road. along your route to freedom. we have not walked the route get. clearly the visio

the 7.8 magnitude tremors on wednesday off the coast near the northern city of iquique, a tsunami warning has been lifted. michelle bachelet was looking at damage from the quake that struck early on wednesday. six have been killed from the earlier quake. there's no reports of injury or damage from the latest aftershock. >> translation: the coastal border was evacuated. we, of course, continue with the cropping procedures. we thop that everyone is calm and follows the instructions that the authorities have given so we all can be safe. >> now, the world news, pakistan's president pervez musharraf has survived an attack near his car has he travelled from hospital. he was being treated for a heart condition and arrived safely at his farmhouse. the government banned pooush from leaving the -- pervez musharraf from leaving the country prior to his trial. >> al jazeera demand the release of its prison irs. the trial of peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr has been adjourned until april 10th, and are accused of providing a platform. a fourth journalist abdullah al-shami has been d

two people were killed on wednesday by a roadside bomb near a polling station in the northern city of kirkuk. iraq's electoral committee has postponed voting in some parts of the western province of anbar sectarian violence across the country is now at its worst level since us troops left. it's influenced by the civil war in neighboring syria. the ballot boxes clothes on wednesday and celtic will start soon after this is the fourth time the iraqi people are voting in a national poll after the fall of saddam hussein some have been disillusioned with the democratic process but others are holding onto their hope. nhk world scary missile to hear reports from baghdad. photo is old. to line up. polling stations rose to the top. many of the youth team and the cost of this. by the trade talks she is just as i look freaking choose a government that will work for the benefit of all the people a solitary an end. this will bring a change he said. fifty seven years old. all need to do what he wanted to. but far away from his home. he and his tummy he came to a few months ago. sustained winds were

activists are accusing the government of using chlorine gas in an attack in the village in the northern cityma. doctors say they have treated at least 100 people with suffocation and they are blaming the use of so called barrel bombs and they are containers which are packed with explosives and dropped from helicopters. and aid workers are warning up to 2 million syrian children may need psychological help because of the conflict. some children living in refugee camps in jordan are receiving support and treatment already. and we went to meet them at a ca camp. >> reporter: severe depression left this 14-year-old boy from hom scarred and vulnerable from help and that is not his real name and he tried to end his life four times. >> i was upset with my grandfather and i used glass to cut my arms. >> reporter: he never felt suicidal until he moved to jordan from syria a few years ago and receiving psychological support and medication from the international medical core and his parents are divorced and siblings separated and the death of his youngest and only sister from shelling in homs devastate

it is centered off a northern city and they are all all focused from with waves hitting up to six feet>> the waives will not be large enough to cause flooding so the hazard is strictly on the beach. >> in why i yeah they issued -- hawaii they issued a precaution. chile is known as the arc of fire known of frequent fires and it shifted the deowing raft -- geography. when they say that will happen next, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a 5.1 near los angeles, while it knocked things off shelves and rattleeled a lot of nerves it caused 'after shock after the earthquake. >>> it happened shortly after midnight. the person killed after -- killed and at least two other cars hit him while he was walking away from the crash scene, he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver who hit him are cooperating with vexers the. the u.s. march reap crashed in -- u.s. marines crashed in fremont. this morning ceremonies will be held at the home town when he was killed last week. >>> it happened near the cal palace, one woman was killed, and it happened in the sunny dale neighborhood. they have it so tha

and i are in the northern city tuesday jockey silent areva seems to be on a different route. she actually was using them was the first out the door by contesting the bin and candy to nest in my non stop on the menu included josh and i'm ninety. tonight's team to the currency. i will just be those who have predicted that down. the group that status the doubling of the electorate. the edinburgh in the election and that of the convention that all living within the street that led to the net. some of the electorate. the nineties teen age in the lakes units began early this month. going to work on the truth. a stunning forty million into three branches we may try funding for teaching on the coast to the roadhouse on the indian prime and all you sober up. his eyes aren't you on the sixteenth. i i said the guidance of course the shutdown of the expeditions to the threat is for this baby out as a mark of respect to because when people who died in the deadliest ever gone to the summit to be child like it's going to ditch it was a team wanting to kill people to twenty nine tells and ta

eight from killed in anbar provin province, deaths in ramadi, and the northern city of somalia. >> an air strike in aleppo. 45 people have been killed in the attack. this video posted online shows what are said to be rebel attacks. the organization overseeing the destruction of syria's chemical weapons says damascus can meet an april 21st deadline. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says the deadline is still realistic. the syrian government plans to resume operations in the coming days. >> 2.5 million people fled the civil war in syria seeking refuge in neighbouring countries. syrian women have been reporting rape and abuse in refugee camps. this report from jordan. these are among vulnerable women, facing violence in syria and in exile. they need a space to share experiences. this woman says this session is her only outlet, saying she became depressed and her marriage and family are suffering. >> translation: i no longer am able to communicate with my son or husband. i spent a lot of time teaching my son and playing with him. i stopped. if i have discussions wi

wella now lives in jordan's northern city. she has been out of school for two years and spends most of her time helping her mother around the house. aram has never been in school and should be in the first grade. their mother will not allow them to walk to school. >> i'm afraid my daughters will get lost on the way to school. or strangers will approach them and take them. >> children are some hardest hit by syrian's war. many feel lack of purpose but also feel hopeless. >> al jazeera continues to demand the immediate release of its journalist who are imprisoned in egypt. they ray period in court on thursday. the case adjourned again until later this month. they're falsely accused for supplying a platform to the muslim brotherhood. they now have been behind bars for 105 days. our fourth al jazeera journal has been held without trial since last august. highways been on hunger strike for the last 82 days. al jazeera rejects the charges. >>> now for many of us who are having to change security passwords. attacksers are allowed to

it is looking decidedly unhealthy for beijing but some of the northern cities the situation gets worse represents even hazardous levels for absolutely everything you will feel it in your lungs. it really is quite nasty. is it impacting the other side of the pacific ocean? well, we have seen active systems pushing in on the eastern seaboard of the united states and another towards the west. there is one towards the east which is giving quite interesting weather towards mobile, alabama, and southern portions of texas, we have had big hail storms. and the situation there is now getting somewhat better. further north, though, we have had flooding in the red river. there he goes. i think he is fascinating. here we would like to see more snow pushing in in the forecast in the next few days. we have finer conditions towards the eastern seaboard, and it looks as though there is more unsettled weather pushing in, david. >> thank you very much, indeed. in just a moment the latest in what is quite literally a power struggle. >>> i'm in the capitol of brazil where the biggest state run company her

wela now lives in jordan's northern city. she has been out of school for two years and spends most of her time helping her mother around the house. ariam has never been to school and should be in the first grade. her mother won't allow her daughters to walk to school. >> i'm afraid my daughters will get lost on the way to school or that a stranger will approach them and convince them to go with him. we've heard stories about girls being kidnapped near their schools. >> reporter: syrian children are among some of the hardest hit by their countries' war and many of those who have been forced to drop out of school not only lack a sense of purpose, but also feel hopeless. al jazeera. >> iraqi city of fallujah has been controlled by armed anti-government groups since the start of the year. the government said they will do whatever it necessary to force those groups out the city. but for those caught in the middle it's becoming increasingly dangerous. >> reporter: the government does not have control here. that belongs to fighters

. >> this is the aftermath of the shooting army raid on the northern city of aleppo on sunday. the barrel filled with explosion under the influence hit this residential area. witnesses say there were many casualties. >> other parts of the city have come under heavy bombardment in the latest offensive by the syrian military against rebel held areas. the president's troops who recently made gains around leep aleppo, but the rebels are considered into the best protected strong hold. rebel advances led to rumors on social media networks of massacres perpetrated againstar men even christians there. the campaign triggered protests in several countries, including turkey and france. some of the campaign ads tried to insinuate that turkey, accused of genocide against armenians 100 years ago is now aiding arian rebels in order to commit similar crimes. these accusations are denied by the rebels, they say they've coordinated with the turkish red crescent to transfer people into safety in turkey. >> in order to take you where you want to go, we need to make sure you'll be safe on the road.

. >> syrian activists are accusing government forces of using chlorine gas in an attack in the northern city of hamar. doctors say they have treated at least 100 people for suffocation. they are blaming the use of so-called barrel bombs, packed with ex mroetsives and dropped from helicopters. plosives and from helicopters. u.n. says as of saturday, palestinians in at a time refugee camp will have no food. the organization says for the past 10 days, it has been prevented from providing aid there. the food parcels it delivered ran out on friday. the camp is in damascus and was set up for palestinian refugees. before the war began in 2011, it was home to about 170,000 people. the majority have fled leaving 18,000 palestinians trapped with limited access to food, clean water and medicine. they have been living for months with no electricity and heating. the shortage of food has seen huge crowds turn out for the u.n.'s food parcels. aid workers are warning up to 2 million syrian children may need psychological help because of the conflict. some children living in refugee camps are receiving suppo

structures at the same time he was about to launch a major campaign in chicago and talk about the northern cityyou have the issues of race and class. then in mississippi it is the personal firsthand connection to the plight of poor black americans. that deep is the understanding. and then to create to the conversation that is a great tragedy that some of the way is controversy of black power or the press and he could never shift that conversation into that larger issue. obviously issues are intertwined to day with a criminal justice system and i talk about of little bit in the epilogue to follow the main characters. and where a mississippi remains the long road to freedom is the slogan that merit is used is of the long -- beginning. and even now there is a longer road to freedom because clearly those divisions are still very strong. >> host: to be perfectly honest i don't care about your own ethnicity to read the book for five of your expertise but i am sure your viewers are wondering. did that shape your living in the south toward doing further research? >> guest: interesting question. i am ar

. >> now this boy lives in the -- this girl lives in the northern cities. she has been out of school and helps her mother around the house. this girl has never been to school. the mother will not allow her daughters to walk to school. >> translation: i'm afraid my daughters will get lost, or a stranger approach them and convince them to go with him. we heard stories of girls being kidnapped near the schools. >> syrian children are among the hardest hit by the war. many forced to drop out of school not only lack a sense of purpose, but here hopelessness. >> iran claims to keep its u.s. ambassador. a visa has been denied for an involvement in the 1979 u.s. hostage crisis. he insists he is was an interpreter. iran says he was given a visa and plans to challenge the move. and declares it a move against international law. >> we'll have that story. that'll be 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> in iran, a court overturned the death sentence of a former u.s. marine. he is now sentenced to 10 years in prison. he was arrested for spying in 2011. he and his family insist he is in

. >> yes, they say dozens of gunmen have abducted girls in the northern city.he leader recently released a video threatening to kidnap girls from schools. >>> suspicion is falling on the militants in central nigeria, the same day the school girls were abducted. officials say at least 71 people were killed when a vehicle exploded outside the area. 124 people were hurt. the nigerian president visited the scene and did not directly blame them but called the islamist militants an unnecessary distraction and vowed they would be overcome. >>> meanwhile, another deadly and swift killer is striking in west africa. >>> an ebola outbreak has killed at least 112 people in just the past few weeks. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is in guinea where the deadly virus has now spread to the capital. >> reporter: you're about to go inside an isolation ward in guinea, there is a reason you may not have seen images like this before. these patients are fighting one of the deadliest diseases in the world, ebola. it disarmed their immune system, shut off the body's

it's near the northern city of hama. they are blaming helicopters that dropped bombs packed with explosives. >> aide workers say up to 2 million children in syria may need psychological help because of the war that's going on. some are getting support and treatment but in the city, jordan, others aren't so lucky. ? >> severe depression has left this 14-year-old boy scarred, vulnerable and desperate for help. fadis is not his real name. he has tried to end his life four times. >> i was upset with my grandfather i used glass to cut my arms. he said he never felt suicidal until he moved. he is receiving support and medication from the ngo, the international medical core. his parents are divorced and he and his siblings have been separated. he said the death of his youngest and only sister devastated him the most. he dropped out of school and says he has picked up drinking. >> i hurt myself so i can escape. it's no big deal if i die. yes, it's better than my life now there are so many children like fadis who need psychologic

. >> syria dozens of people were killed in airstrikes in the northern syrian city of aleppo over the weekend. the syrian observatory for human rights said 29 victims were from the same neighborhood. more than 150,000 people have died in syria since the civil war began. meanwhile the united nations is warning nearly 20,000 people in one syrian district could starve to death. housing palestinian refugees no food has been delivered two weeks and aid supplies have run out. some people reportedly resorted to eating leaves and animal feed. the u.n. needs to deliver 700 parcels of food a day but since the start of the year it has only been able to deliver 100 parcels a today. >>> condemning crew members that abandoned the disaster, equating thit to murder. families of the victims remain in the gymnasium waiting for updates. we have more from jindo, south korea. >> reporter: ththese images from 2010 show the captain of the sunk. ferry at the helm of another ferry on the same route. >> as long as you follow the directions i believe the ferry is safer than any other transportation. >> reporter

and isn't yet a suicide bombing killed seventeen people in the northern town city of mama. last week to sweep the three due to his newest woman in broad daylight in such a problem. statistics of the site isn't about to run for president again the leading candidates in the race. mobile phone ministries that are not considered might assume its own finance minister said on monday. this post in the country this week. voting counting bodies despite the buttons. it all the temperature in india is rising. bjp is facing major crisis. i've seen it he does get upset off ticket distribution of the same time we knew he does also joining the gp. meanwhile conventions and additions have been that kind or body of congress. his is fashionable. major political crisis has hit upon a digital clock to a and you don't find them in both bought you a killer body was designed to get off his shorts. he wanted to practice bhopal. he has given to kids on these beauty boutiques and reported eps of dollars but oftentimes was rationed and pinch and find the movie has been to the boredom of georgia. orde

dozens of people were killed in air strikes in the northern syria city of aleppo over the weekend. the syrian observatory of human rights said 29 were from the same neighborhood. more than 150,000 people have died in syria since the civil war began. >>> meanwhile the united nations is warning nearly 20,000 people in one syrian district could die. no food has been delivered there in nearly two weeks and aid supplies have run out. some people have reportedly resorted to eating leaves and animal need. the u.n. says it needs to deliver at least 700 sparm parcs aaday of food. has not given access to the district. access to hospitals and doctors are a huge problem. millions of children are forced to go without vital health care. osama bujadid has the story. >> all three have a disorder that stunts their growth. >> translator: look at my son. he is 16 but he looks five years old. >> also needs medical care for cerebral palsy but there are no hospitals nearby and getting to hospital in aleppo has become too dangerous. >> translator: we used to take this for treatment but now we cannot beca

here in the northern port city, hundreds of thousands of residents left their homes prepared. walking and sometimes running, a remarkable order. a routine that has become too routine. >> i've never been frighted of earthquakes. they're common, but nothing like this says the 75-year-old, who broke her arm during tuesday's earthquake. >> people are outside listening to the radio, as you can see, and they're covered in blankets, prepared to spend another night out with their families. people are telling us that it has been two days since they have had any sleep. >> our team arrived in eek eek a in the afternoon. and we found long lines of people trying to get water. still without power, but surprisingly, the loss of life associated with an 8.2 earthquake. >> in this area e. we have had a lot of rehearsals and that's why it didn't get out of control. >> he was also forced to move inland. before going 20 assess the situation. >> we continue with the corresponding procedures. and we hope that everyone remains qualm and follows the instructions that the authorities have given so we c

. >> answered within seconds since thursday night'sth quake, here in the northern port city, hundredsf thousands of residents left they homes clearly prepared. walking sometimes running nervously, but a remarkable order, a routine that has become too routine. >> nothing, nothing. >> i have never been frightened of earthquakes, they are common, but never like this. who broke her arm when she fell during tuesday's earthquake. >> people are outside, they are listening to the radio as you can see, and they are covered with blankets. prepaying to spend another night outdoors. in fact, people here are telling us that it's been more than two days since they have had any sleep. >> our team has arrived in the late afternoon, on the chillian air force plane. we found long lines of people trying to get water, many are still without power too. but surprisingly absent is the mass destruction and loss of life so often associated with an 8.2 magnitude earthquake. >> in this city, we have had a lot of rehearsals that's why things didn't get out of control. >> the president who had been touring the mo

know, what i love -- so it covered this epic migration of african-americans from the south to northern cities to the midwest, out to the west coast. what i love about the book is that she looks at it that it was never appreciated fully through the lens of social justice, politics, and political protest, and she wrote about this migration using the story or through the stories of three people in this way that made this migration just so heroic, just such an epic, one of the modern american epics, perhaps thee american epics, you know, and she wrote about it as a protest of the feat of millions of african-americans, 6 million african-americans voted with their feet for, you know, a more just society, and so i think that, you know, looking at the experience of mr. solomon, looking at the experience of other members of the communities, we need to go home and collectively decide, you know, what are heroic actions in the community? how do we duplicate them? how do we rep kate them? what are heroic acts in our own family's lives? you know? my grandmother came here as a teenager on a boat to get out

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along with this long-time nemesis he joined the americans to take the central northern city back from the taliban in the fall of 2001. the other person i write about who just finished his run for the presidency and it looks like from the numbers he doesn't quite have a shot, which isn't a surprise. but he comes from the southern province and comes from a tribe that has a long legacy of rule and involvement in rule in afghanistan. ... came to an end when he decided to run for the presidency. also -- his presidential aspirations didn't just begin in 2014. he was interested in running in 2009, but he describe to me a process by which he was kind of cone -- convinced that it would be better for the pashtu -- pashtun for him to support president karzai. >> what happens in their offices? and with the view not just to telling interesting stories but understanding their style of governance. and how they integrate their informal ties which are linked to things people might call corruption, with their formal position. >> they're offices, which they have multiple, the palaces they have, and when

she is an mp in the northern afghan city campaigning for reelection.rangd mother was sold to a child bride to a much older open um addict. she says her grabbed daughters achievements and on theish her. >> translator: i am surprised. you see this woman among the men talking with men. in my time women were not allowed to talk with men. they covered their faces. it was a different time. maybe this is the will of god. >> reporter: but it is still difficult in today's afghanistan for women to have careers in politics. and this is one of the most conservative cities here. taliban threats make it dangerous for women to complain. so she is relying on her reputation to win votes. she says for the past five years she has been fiercely incorruptible. she was homeless when she first became an mp, at one point living in this tent with her family. despite their modest government salaries, most afghan mp's live in huge houses, paid for say critics through corruption. her reputation has attracted wealthier supporters. they raised enough money for a small house. other

this was centered off the northern coastal city of iquiqui. although they've canceled the watches and warnings of the tsunami between south america and mexico, that quake caused tsunami waves that were more than 6 feet fall. at least six deaths are blamed on the quakes, some of them from heart attacks and others because of severe injuries. here's some photos. look at these. there have been reports of fires after the big earthquake. there have also been dozens of aftershocks this morning, including one that was a 6.2. now, ktvu's brian flores is following all of the developments from chile. brian will bring us a live report coming up at 8:30. >>> oakland police are asking the public's help to solve a double shooting. it happened around 11:00 last night at bromley and seminary avenue. one man died at the scene while the other victim is in critical condition. no one is in custody yet. investigators are looking for witnesses or nearby surveillance video that might have caught the gunmen. >>> daly city may soon follow the lead of san francisco and

they cut power and phone service and now the 8.2 quake was off the northern area of the city. the quake did generate tsunami waves of more than six feet. >> they will not be large enough to cause any flooding and they will not go in land so the hazard is strictly on the beach. >> they issued a tsunami advisory for the hylands and it -- islands and the real problem is in chile. it is known as the ripping of fire prone to frequent quakes an eruption us. five people dieden that triggered a tsunami which shifted the geography of one city 10 feet to the west. >>> one council gave approval to sleeping overnight on city property. it's not intended to criminalize the homeless but it is needed to make downtown hayward safe for everyone. if approved it will go into a affect in may. >>> also last night, the richmond city council voted to move forward with a plan to locate 431 people from the housing complex warn 90 -- within 90 days. the city has come under fire for pest infestation and mold and it could cost nearly $700 and they hope to get money to cover the expense but once that happe

and chicago talk about a big northern city weather isn't legal segregation and jeff issues, intermix issues of race and class. then he comes to mississippi and he has a personal force in connection to the plight of the poor black mississippians. that sort of defenses understanding and he sees the march as a chance to hide fight, to create a national conversation. that's one of the great tragedies for him, the press never picks up on it. they never carried the story that he wants. some of that is controversial of the black power, some of it is the nature of the press. he's never able to shift the conversation into that larger structural issue. obvious issues of race and class remain today. you can sit tight into drug laws, federal justice system most dramatically. i talk about in the epilogue, and i focus on these, i try to follow some of the main characters and talk about poor mississippi but a phrase i use, the idea of a long road to freedom that meredith used himself at the beginning of the march. the road to freedom is a long, long road. we haven't walked that road yet, clearly th

. >> reporter: well, we have come around the east side and now on the northern border of the city.our way there were several checkpoints and most were pretty friendly and are being manned by pro-russia groups and stopped at one and we have to show and we were alleged to continue on but there are ukraine troops in the region and we understand 30 kilometers north from here and hearing a half a dozen ukraine tanks and apcs are in the region and had reports of military helicopters being flown over the city but i would caution we have conflicting reports in all the time. this is very much a developing situation so pinning down exactly where the troops are is very difficult at this stage. what we do know is interim president and the parliament this morning and confirms the antiterrorism operation is underway in the north and he also went on to say that he will not -- the government will not give arms to civilian and weapons only given to people who join the guard or army and in the past half hour we had reports in that the head of national security and defense council posted online the f

you saw it in northern cities that were never under court order.an't blame it on desegregation. once it became clear that some white parents about what their kids in school with black students, it did not matter whether it was because the neighborhood was changing or because it was ordered by a court. percentage that white parents could tolerate. it is called a tipping point. i don't know that there is one percentage that works across regions and in every locality. black soul gets to be 70% , that is the tipping point where you see all of the white parents leave. that is regional. in the south, you see a lot more integration and uc schools where schools where there i don'ter relations. thing to see many schools in the midwest and northeast that are going to have that higher percentage of black students. it is very regional. it ends end of the school in some ways. host: derek is in minnesota. caller: good morning. just a quick question, how long the content ofh your book? guest: it's a magazine article. on this particular story i spent a year. calle

the 8.2 magnitude quake shook cities in northern chile so badly, nearly a million people were told topturing people running out of stores while shaking the empty shelves. the quake sparked several fires that destroyed several homes and businesses. about 300 inmates in a women's prison escaped in the chaos. chile's special forces have been dispatched to round them up to prevent looting. and in hawaii, only a tsunami advisory was issued, which means rough surf is expected but no major flooding. >>> a mayor ruling from the supreme court affecting donations to political campaigns. the justices ruling in a 5 to 4 the caps in over all amounts are unconstitutional because they violate free speech and citizen's right to participate in the political process thatch will empower wealthy donors to contribute to as many parties as they would like. >>> and a major recall. this morning, but this time it's not from gm. chrysler is recalling 870,000 jeep grand cherokee and dodge durango suvs. they were made between 2011 and 2014 because of brake parts that may corrode making it harder to stop. >>> and

i may have a city in northern japan is criticizing the construction of the new by nuclear plants the speaker knows as the operator and the central government had ignored safety consent of residence. he's filed a lawsuit to stop the walk. take a look around the time go for points. it was a cute little is raising concerns over who would take responsibility for local people in an accident at the plant ever ochre. oh and don't know who we are using the central government the answer to this fundamental question is still there is a sea wall construction. no plants goes ahead. they are uniting the mom opted for smokers is not some unknown people and the nurse to stay the challenge of the evacuation of residents is entirely left to local government had no information is given to us. we cannot learn any lessons. dai ichi accident. and also build is demanding a hold of ongoing construction of a woman you know what. twenty three km away from his city. completed it will be the world's first commercial nuclear power plant using plutonium. only you. the operator to teach our kids are going to appl

here is a preview of what is to come as we head to the northern tip of california. crescent city reported .10ths of an inch. so for tonight, the clouds continue to roll in. temperatures right now in the low 50s, 52 in santa rosa, 51 napa, concord 54. concord got .4 2 inches of rain where san francisco didn't get any. i'll tell you how much to expect into tonight and tomorrow morning and a big warmup next week. >> thank you. >>> a bay area woman is arrested of police say she stabbed her baby to death. officers took her into custody at the regional park in livermore. they initially found her car damaged and began a search for her. when they found the mother, she was carrying the baby, which had stab wounds. officers tried to perform cpr but the baby did not survive. they are not sure what led to the stabbing but believe the mother suffers from depression. >>> a dog in oakland nearly died after stepping on to a pg and e sidewalk grate that had electricity flowing through it. the blood hound's owner wants to know how this happened. tiffany wilson reports. >> awe, sweetie, you've been

. >> wila now lives in jordan's northern city of erbet.he spends most of her time helping her mother around the house. she has never been to school and should now be in the 1st grade. their mother won't allow her daughters to walk to school. >> i am afraid my daughters will get lost on the way to school or that a stranger will approach them and convince them to go with him. we have heard stories about girls being kidnapped near schools. >> syrian children are among some of the hardest hit by their country's war. many who have been forced to drop out of school not only lack a sense of purpose but also feel hopeless. al jazeera, aman. >> people who have been the victims of acid attacks in colombia say they want the government to actually implement a law or law that's already been passed to restrictatsid sales and to increase the penalties. at least five more people have been attacked in the last two weeks. hundreds have been attacked in the last decade. from bogata, alex andra reports >> reporter: when she refused to work, a man attacked her

snow spreads down to south dakota, across the twin cities, into northern wisconsin, heavy at times here. six to ten inches expected to the south in duluth. john and diana, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> there's emergency meetings over the crisis in ukraine. secretary of state kerry meets with his counterparts to consider new sanctions against russia. this is russian vladimir putin, warns that ukraine is on the brink of civil war. >>> double amputee athlete oscar pistorius will get a few weeks' break. the trial for the murder of his girlfriend is on recess until may 5th. the prosecution's case rested yesterday after pistorius read on the stand a valentine given to him by reeva steenkamp just hours before she died. he says he thought he was shooting an intruder and it was a tragic mistake. >>> we're learning more about the man accused of killing three people at jewish centers outside of kansas city. frazier glenn cross attended his arraignment yesterday via video link. he was wearing a protective vest and sitting in a wheelchair. the 73-year-old cross has a long history of racist and

car bombs gone off in the northern iraqi city of mosul and killed at least nine people it's thought most of the victims belong to the same shiite sect and were deliberately targeted tension in iraq is on the rise as this month's parliamentary elections approach. citizenship is for sale in portugal it's giving away residency to anyone who stumps up half a million years to buy a property there at a farmer has been hearing how this economy booster could be inflating another real estate bubble it's a lifestyle that's being sold around the world. and see can be anyone's for the right price splash out half a million euros on a piece in the sun and you'll be given the right to live here so these apartments is around. the new roof. we are talking about around seven thousand euros per square meter new you know there's been selling properties to foreigners since the golden visa scheme was started two years ago it also gives take is the right to work in portugal and travel freely around most e.u. countries after six years they can then apply for a portuguese passport most of the interest is coming