that one of the primary reasons that it is used to justify these interim check points is that official ports of entry, the border patrol, or customs only attempts to interdict 30% of major illegal activity, so they say they need a second layer of defense inside the country, so that raise it is country, why are they only attempting to interdict 11% at ports of entry, and the racialal is they don't want to -- they don't want to interfere with border commerce and traffic too much. so instead of doing their jobs at the border, they allow knowingly allow of illegal traffic to pass through, so that they don't interfere with the commerce too much. >> that's an entirely -- that's a bit of a different discussion than we are having right now, unfortunately we don't have more time for the one we are having. i do want to mention we reached out to border patrol and did not receive a response, thank you to our guests forry, mar yeah loyola. still ahead, what if you can get a digital version of yourself to do your grocery shopping make appointments and even call friends and family on your behalf, a leading

very difficult issue to deal with and also considering that these smugglers do not operate from official portsrom hundreds of kilometers that constitute the coastline of libya, how are you going to find them and how are you going to pinpoint them. we don't have details about what the eu is planning to do but seeing the problem from this side it seems very complicated and at the bottom line once you stop the smugglers or you try to stop the migrants from reaching europe you transfer the problem to libya because the southern border of the country is completely open and migrants will continue to come here and will continue to try to reach europe so certainly it's just a matter of reverseing the problem to another country rather than stopping the issue. >> when you stop the boats what happens to migrants stuck in the places behind you and libya will not send them back to their home countries, are they? >> the libyans are going to be able to sends them back to their home countries and also the fact that international law does not allow you to send back a man or a woman who is fleeing persecution or

if they don't land at the official port, it is a desert. we offer medical and psychological help as soon as they arrive. >> groups of new migrants arrive from ethiopia. they are oblivious to the dangers that lie ahead. >> what began as a transport strike in argentina has grown into a nationwide protest. workers launched a 24 hour walkout, bringing much of the capitol city to a halt. unions demand higher wages lower attaches and measures to fight inflation. >> pees prime minister has been recovered by a congress vote after a scandal involving the national spy agency, accused of overseeing the monitoring of several political opponents. it's a big blow to the president, who will now have to form another new government. we report from lima. >> a victory, 72 congressmen voted to remove the foreign minister from office, 42 voted against with two abstentions there must now be a new cabinet the seventh in four years. the vote of no confidence after allegations that the intelligence service overseen by him speed on 160,000 people in peru, among them

for those who don't land at the official port, it is a desert and they could easily get lost.e offer medical and psychological help as soon as they arrive. >> groups of new migrants arrive from ethiopia. they are eagle for reach yemen. they run to the point where traffickers hang around offering their boats to migrants. they are oblivious to the dangers that lay ahead. >> let's talk more about the election of muhammadu buhari win in the election. they say that a vote for buhari is a vote for change. we're joined in the studio now thanks for coming in to al jazeera. he has a lot to live up to, mr. buhari. what kind of leader do you think he'll be,. >> from military dictator in the '80s he's a disciplinarian very disciplined. in the '80s, he killed a lot of corrupt officials. this is why nigerians voted him on monday because corruption has moved right into the very fabric of nigerian culture government and culture. nigerians are fed up. previous administrations maybe political expediency or lack of will could not do enough to turn down the corruption. >> it's a huge task. it's a

we're yet to hear an official pre port on those held hostage, how many there are, who they are. at least one picture of a wanted terrorist is released. government is promising five million kenya shillings bounty. >> soni methu, thank you very much. let's talk with national cnn security analyst peter bergen. you're also the author of "man unto: the ten-year search for bin laden." good morning. why raid this university and kill so many people? >> the idea is to put pressure on kenyan government to basically stop their military operations against shabaab. the kenyan military has been part of effective operations and under an african union kind of command against shabaab. shabaab has been doing very poorly. the attack on the school today is more a sign of weakness than strength. shabaab used to control all of somalia. they used to control the somali capital, mowing difficult shew. they are capable of these kind of terrorist attacks against undefended targets. we saw that in 2013 in the west gate mall in nairobi. a similar kind of attack an attack that will certainly go on for days.

the location rendered susceptible to drug smuggling and production. 13 official ports of entry. a significant proportion of international borders has dense forest and promote lands that are susceptible to drug related drug activities. public lands that are jason to the border -- adjacent to the border -- most of the area on both sides is sparsely populated and has dense forest of public land. make it across about detection -- they could make it across without detection. maritime and air struggling and terrorist activities. one quarter is the main transportation route into the pacific northwest. multi agency investigation show they continue to exploit the report areas along the washington -- exploit the areas along the washington areas. the criminal organizations in the eastern region of the state take advantage of the remote areas of the border and a lack of detection equipment such as radar and the lack of critical infrastructure to increase the use of these rural routes. narcotics are often concealed onboard commercial trucks and compartments. helicopters, airplanes, boats are

according to a bloomberg business report former port authority official david wildstein has admitted his role in the scandal. that closure created a traffic nightmare for drivers. he was a key player in what investigators say was political revenge against the mayor of ft. lee, new jersey. >>> a warning now for parents in montgomery county. doctors have diagnosed a pottstown middle school student with whooping cough. and the district is encouraging parents to make sure their children's vaccinations are up to date. other school districts have faced whooping cough outbreaks this year. in montgomery county five students got sick. and radnor township eight cases. >>> nearly $9 million in federal aid will help fix atlantic city's boardwalk damaged by superstorm sandy. the work will make the boardwalk stronger and more able to handle future storms. >>> philadelphia getting onboard with the food truck movement. this week city council passed a bill that will make it easier for food trucks to operate. now, in the past, these mobile vendors were classified as peddlers or transients. also allow

port officials say first time in three months there noise long three months there noise longary delay. but they warn there could be temporary back up. ship begin to arrive from southern california where there is still a backlog. >> another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 is next. coming. historic deal with iran. does this mean once and for all the u.s. has blocked iran from making a nuclear bomb. >> also. the struck by lightning not just one but 2 jets. we show you what happened. >> and how the warriors are making history at tonight's game. >> we begin this half hour with historic deal with iran. u.s. not had diplomatic relation with iran since the hostage crisis in 1979 more than 30 years ago. but tonight the 2 country have a framework in place that would keep iran from making a nuclear bomb. f terri reports. >>reporter: president obama in the rose garden two days after the deadline passed finally hailing the deal done. >> today the united states together with our ally and partners has reached historic understanding with iran. >>reporter: so what did the u.s. get? the break out time. how

and she and her family had to pay $3,000 to port officials just to be aloud to leave aiden. she gave them everything she gave them everything she had. >> i want to ask my president, mr. obama, how come we're third-class citizens? how come our country did not come and rescue us? >> reporter: she says there are 75 more american families still stranded in aden uncertain whether they will make it out alive. the u.s. government isn't evacuating its citizens at this time. after a day and a half at sea, we reached the port. for those on board, it's been a grueling journey, but finally they are safe. for the americans, it's time to show their dark blue passports. >> when you get off this bus, you're going to look for us. >> reporter: we've seen other governments go in and get their nationals. why has the u.s. not been able to do this? >> as you stated, it's a very difficult situation. you've just returned from yemen. it's very fluid. we have one of the branches of al qaeda that's especially active. there's the houthis. neither of these two groups friendly to u.s. citizens. we've had

the owner filed a lawsuit saying it has the legal right to stay and accuses port officials of actingn bad faith. >>> 6:08 now. time for a check on weather and traffic. we begin with the warmup and the cooldown and the warmup and the cooldown. >> you're making it feel like a ooover here. we'll check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> did she call me a yo yo? >> guess it's better than a roller coaster to get motion sickness. 46 at woodside and palo alto. redwood city low to mid 50s. low to mid 50s along the east bay shore and into the south bay. 48 at san ramon. 52 at concord. antioch, 65. upper 40s to low 50s in mill valley. the forecast this afternoon, quite a spread almost a summer spread. 7 4 to 82% añ along the bay. 79 in north bay to 79 inland east bay. 57 to bodega bay to 70 in san francisco. we'll be 5 to 10 degrees cooler wednesday, but there is the next warming trend thursday. more coming up. here is leyla. >> we are taking 360 on the road and traveling into your neighborhood. this is a look at 680 as we take the drive in the southbound direction and traffic is light here.

now, mass port officials here in boston have confirmed for us that today family members of dzhokhar tsarnaev into the airport here in boston. they are expected to possibly take the stand when the defense begins its case in the penalty phase on monday. live at federal court in boston alysha palumbo, nbc 10 news. >> for more coverage of the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial watch "nbc nightly news" tonight at 6:30 on nbc 10. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, it's going to get a lot colder as we go through tonight. today, a windy, unseasonably cold day. and tonight, unseasonably cold again. freezing temperatures will be in the forecast. not just tonight, but also tomorrow night. it's going to be more widespread tomorrow night. cover any sensitive plants because this type of weather with those spring plants starting to bloom could be damaging to those. we're going to be staying cool and windy, though even as we go through the weekend. temperatures still below normal. a live look out at center city right now. a few drops on the ca

sinbad's owner says it has the legal right to stay and accuses port officials of acting in bad faith. >>> 5:08 now. time for a check on weather and traffic. we begin with the weather and meteorologist mike nicco. >> we start with our inland east bay temperatures, all over the scale themselves. blackhawks, san ramon, upper 40s. pleasant hill 50. lafayette, 56. and check out the highway, pittsburgh ant okay and brentwood. let's check out the rest of the neighborhood. low to mid 50s along the bay shore all the way down to cupertino, 51. foster city 50. 46 in half moon bay the cool spot. as we head into the afternoon hours, this monday is the beginning of the summer spare the air season. we don't have one today. 74 to 82 around the bay. 74 in oakland to 82 in san jose. 79 up in the north bay to 89 inland, east bay. 57 in bodega bay, and 70 in san francisco. here's the way alooks across the golden gate. no fog even though there are low clouds lingering. winds light this morning. 5 to 10 degrees cooler tomorrow into wednesday and breezy. look at the warming trend thursday. more coming up. >

there are reports that troops were seen getting off ships at a port in aden, but yemeni officials say those guards are part of a security detail and not ground forces. early thursday, al-qaeda fighters stormed a prison in the east and freed hundreds, including one of their leaders. saudi arabia reports the first casualty saying one border guard soldier was killed by gunfire from across the border with yemen. ten other soldiers were injured. the war has led to lockdown in yemen's capitol sanna. people have left or are staying at home. just a few businesses remain open. >> a food store that's open for business in sanna has become a rare sight in a city under bombardment. the war in yemen has not only forced people to flee homes in search of a safe haven, but made many businesses shut their doors as within already battered economy is further devastated. >> there are few people left. those who stayed live alone without their families, so hardly anyone comes to buy anything anymore. >> what makes things more difficult is that his shop is not far from the airport and a military air base, pr

. >>> the delaware river port authority is considering a loan to keep the battleship new jersey open to tourist. officials say they will now help the home port alliance get a better refinancing deal and the loan must be paid off in the next ten years. it's time for the accuweather forecast. >> this is what we think of when we think of spring, absolutely perfect. >> another beautiful day i finally came inside to talk about the weather, you want to be outside on a day like today. we are live at our temple university sky 6 hd camera, seeing a lot of filtered sunshine and we have high, thin clouds and we hit 70 in philadelphia, and april so far has been warm and dry a nice change from the winter temperatures averaging so far more than 1.5 degrees above normal and april typically is a wet month rainfall 1.38 inches below normal and more than a month since we received more than an inch of rain in one storm. that could change on monday monday could be a soaker soaking up the sunshine 70 in philadelphia and 70 in reading and allentown 67 and millville 69, and with the winds of the ocean the beaches low to mid-50s

port in aden? >> as of now that's not confirmed. numerous officials in aden, and we are not able to confirm that detail first reported by reuters. the houthis are in control of areas very close to the port of aden and they do have at least 40 snipers who are stationed atop mountain tops near the areas of the port, so that was the case, they would be easy targets for the houthis. this is one of the main reasons the houthis insisted last night along with its forces to -- they had information that troops were on their way they wanted to be there beforehand. now they are there. this will make it more difficult for foreign troops to enter aden but this was not the case yesterday. >> can you tell us what is going on in aden right now? >> the houthis have hundreds of fighters there in many parts of aden right now. they have tanks in different locations, strategic locations. they informed the citizens that they are not there to fight them. the adenese are rejecting them completely. >> there are reports they did retreat somewhat after the coalition airstrikes.

the real fighting is around the southern port city of adener where officials say the humanitarian situation is the most desperate. local officials say more than 100 people died more than 1,000 wounded. the reason it appears fighting around the port city of aden is the most intense is because there are -- that is a strong hold at the moment of the southern separatists who are, if you will fighting in support of the president, president internationally recognized president forced out of the country, forced to flee. they have a stronghold there, and they can, if they control the port get reinforcements into the harbor there. what the houthis are trying to do at the moment is drive them out of that key strategic position so that they can control that part of the very important coastline. and that's why the humanitarian situation in that town is at its worst, people are running out of food and water. one tiny piece of hope for the people in the town international committee for the red cross say they have been given permission by saudi authorities to land two aid planes one will bring medical wor

. >> reporter: philadelphia era port officials say they have beefed up patrols since 2012. in the past few years there have have been just two incidents. >>> now fired officer accused murdering a man in south caroline ace being held without bond at least until an august court hearing. new youly released dash cam video shows moments leading up to that shooting. walter scott was pulled over for a broken taillight in north charleston on saturday as officer michael slager was reviewing his information, dash cam video shows scott bails from his mercedes, they goes. police say slager that officer used a taser on him before shooting him in the back eight times as he ran away from him. initially slager told investigators there was a a struggle over the the taser. shooting was captured by a bystander. after watching that video slager was arrested and charged with murder. >> now that it is out there and we can see this happening all across america. i think there has to be a change. i want a change to come, not unrest but a a change to come. i think this video is not about the money b

italy today more migrants brought into that country, 450 people were unloaded in a port in sicily today. officialsd two abode and saved 74 before their sailboat sank 100 miles off the coast and italian ships picked um more than 10,000 migrants. gop hopefuls in new hampshire for a two-day conference and focused on aspects how they are different from other republicans and their party is different than hillary clinton and former secretary of state will be arriving in the state on monday. the fate of president obama's sweeping overhaul of the nation's immigration law is now in the hands of three judges of the fifth circuit court of appeals, 26 states came together to argue in their chamber against the president's executive action. the case will echo three the 2016 election and beyond and jonathan martin has more from new orleans. >> reporter: it's a major task for president obama's executive action on immigration. several hundred undocumented migrants and immigration reform advocates rallied outside the federal court of appeals in new orleans. [chanting] inside for 2 1/2 hours a panel of three judges

official investigation. >> reporter: a year since the president came to the port which was the center of the rescue and recoveryort to offer condolences, and to grant one of their key demands. >> translator: i now believe it is time for us to seriously prepare for the ship's salvage, we will quickly take necessary measures to salvage the ship as soon as possible. >> reporter: but the parents decided not to meet her. first the prime was denied access to the main memorial and when the time came for a ceremony supposed to have been the focal point of the day's events the families called it off. deep grief that a year has done little to heal. >> translator: i have a recurrent dream. i wish someone could make a time machine, so i could go back to 10:00 am on april 16th. then i could tell them to get out quickly, and they would all be out in five or ten minutes. a year has passed but nothing has changed. >> reporter: the images burned into the collective memory of this country. the mobile phone footage that came later hurts still more. those children showing obeying repeated instructions to stay put as the ferry over

there were reports earlier that troops were seen getting off ships in a port in yemen, yet, many officials say there are no ground troops in yemen. early on thursday al quaeda fighters stormed a prison in the east of yemen and freed hundreds including one of their leaders. >>> and saudi arabia is reporting its first casualty. one of its soldiers was killed by gun fire from across the yemeni border >>> war has let to a lockdown in the capital of syria and only a few businesses remain open. >>reporter: a food store that's open for business in what's become something of a rare sight in a city under bombardment. the war in yemen has not only forced people to flee their homes but as also made many businesses shut their doors. >> there are very few people left here. everyone has fled and those who have stayed live alone without their families. hardly anyone comes to buy anything anymore. >>reporter: what makes things more difficult is that the shop is not far from the airport and a military air base. prime targets and saudi-led air strikes >>> in yemen, almost 1 million people under the anal of

a presidential palace in that city and today al quaeda fighters stormed a major port city in the country's east. officials say they freed hundreds of inmates from a prison there including an al quaeda leader held for more than four years. >>> we want to take a close look at an execution in texas and the troubling questions being raised by it. camron todd willingham was convicted of hilling his three young children who died in a house fire and it was ruled to be arson. he was executed in 2004 but there are serious doubts about the evidence in the case. now a key witness says the prosecutor told him to lie. >>reporter: had you ever talked to willingham before? you know johnny you lied under oath. you're a liar. why should we believe you're telling the truth now? >> coming up much more on that witness. the prosecutor and the man that many say was wrongfully put to death. death. intense pressure from business leaders and gay rights activists. they say the original versions of that bill would have legalized antigay discrimination. jonathan bets is in scottsburg indiana with more on all of it. >>reporter: "the

port city of aden. they arrived in islamabad today. and russia says that more than 300 people from eastern european countries have arrived safely. saudi officials is a that i 12 houthi fighters were killed in battles at the aden airplane. it comes after houthi fighters withdraw from the presidential palace in the port city. we have more on this latest development. >> fighting raged all night as saudi-led coalition jets bombed houthies and their allies. meanwhile the so-called popular committees loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi are also engaged in street battles in aden. saudi tv says that the number of airstrikes forced the rebels and forced those loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh to give up the presidential palace just a day after they captureed it. >> aden is a peninsula and these people are blocked. the unfortunate things, they're really hitting civilians from the tops of the hills where they're remaining there. >> but despite the ninth day of the aerials they're still fighting back the saudis could be using another tactic to come bat the houthis. these pictures show boxes of weapons and ammunition dropped by syrian-led c

nearly 200 prisoners with links to al qaeda escaped from a prison in the port city of mukalla. a senior official this morning, dozens of attackers took control of government buildings, including the central prison and central bank and radio station. >>> in kenya, two people dead. 30 hospitalized with gunshot wounds following an attack on garissa university college. the u.s. embassy says al shabaab militants have taken an unknown number of hostages. the red cross of kenya announcing 50 of the hostages have been freed. we will keep you updated on the story as more information comes in. >>> now to iraq. iraqi forces taking back the town of tikrit from isis. ground operations continue this morning to root out lingers insurgents and booby traps and land mines. cnn with the only reporting team on the ground in tikrit when iraqis planted their flag in the heart of the town. the troops are preparing to retake the city of mosul from isis control next. >>> a big u.s. employer criticized for low wages. almost unlivable. now giving employees a pay boost. there is a catch. an early start on your money next.

so today those officials say al qaeda fighters attacked a key port city, freed 300 inmates from a prisonincluding many other militants and some al qaeda types got out of prison. the "associated press" reports the militants spread out croat major -- across roads leading to aden to prevent anyone from taking it. and then they took control of the second presidential palace in aden. analysts call the capture a major blow to the saudi-led coalition, which the united states is supporting which has been carrying ute airstrikes for a week. also in the region sand storm in dubai. forecaster says it left a thin layer of dust hanging over the air for much of the day. everything looked arrange, making it very hard for people see. the storm spread across nearby cities and forced officials to cancel flights. hospital workers saw more people klaining about breathing problems and one guy wrapped a cloth over his head. >>> a deadly fishing boat disaster in the icy waters off the coast of russia. rescuers say the ship sank in 15 minutes and killed 56 crew members. happened this morning in northeastern rus

. >> they pinpointed potentially at the port of guatemala that people got sick. >> reporter: the cdc and health officials are working to determine the cause. the legend of the seas is the second cruise ship to dock here at the port of san diego within 24 hours after an outbreak onboard. on monday workers scrambled to disinfect the celebrity infinity which was traveling from fort lauderdale and passed through the panama canal. 112 of its passengers and crew members reportedly contracted norovirus. contaminated food and water triggers the highly contagious virus. the main symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea. passengers say crew members on the legend of the sea passed out pamphlets that described precautions. >> royal caribbean owns both ships that had those out breaks. >>> a mountain lion hiding in a crawl space under a hollywood hills mansion finally came out on its own. the lion known as p22 has been spotted in the area for years but yesterday the big cat took cover underneath a house where a home security worker discovered it. crews tried tennis ball launchers and bean bags to coax it out but overnight t

. >> they pinpointed potentially that it was at the port in guatemala that people got sick. >> reporter: the cdc and health officialsng to determine the cause. the legend of the seas is the 2nd cruise slip to dock here at the port -- ship to dock here at the port of san diego within 24 hours after an outbreak on board. on monday workers scrambled to disinfect the celebrity infinity which was traveling through ft. lauderdale and passed through the panama canal. 112 passengers and crew members reportedly contracted norovirus. contaminated food and water triggers the highly contagious virus whose main symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea. passengers say crew members on legend of the sea passed out pamphlets and took extra precautions. >> everywhere you went they had gel to wash your hands. >> reporter: this is the sixth outbreak of sickness on cruise ships this year. >> royal caribbean cruises owns both ships that had the outbreaks. their subsidiary celebrity cruises previously issued a statement saying workers used special cleaning products and disinfectants. thanks for watching wusa9 news at 5:00. >>> wusa9 news at 6:0

obviously a big italian port where the latest number of migrants has just stopped. there are red cross officials there handing out assistance to this latest batch of people who braved that perilous journey across the mediterranean. let's go to zimbabwe because many are in south africa 'em broiled in that situation where a lot of south africans are attacking foreigners. they're there looking for employment because they don't have jobs at home. >>reporter: he's an outspoken critic of the president and he's been missing for 40 day. the government has denied having anything to do with his disappearance. his family is suspicious. >> if someone dies you know they're dead and you bury them. that gives you closure in a way. but in this particular case instance we really reasonably prudent person finding it hard to deal with this predicament. >>reporter: some can't believe people can still disappear seemingly without a trace. >> the abduction is repugnant, it's something that is disgusting. it's supposed to be a democracy, to be free and to have adopted a new constitution with a bill of rights that shoul

the battle for the yemeni port city of aden has turned into a go city, according to red cross officials who say eight is urgently needed. >> rebels are dancing on aden. more than 540 people have been killed in recent fighting. 100,000 have been displaced mainly women and children. >> dish envoy wants to use his toy gun to fight saudi's -- this young boy wants to fight saudi's, he said. he was severely burned -- sanaa was severely burned during the last airstrikes. >> i plead with you to save the yemeni people, says this man. the wounded are dying inside the hospitals and on the streets because of this sheer number of injuries. the airstrikes target houthi positions like this military base, but civilians are often caught in the crossfire. two children in school were killed during the shelling of the nearby airbase. >> children continue to be killed, injured, displaced, and tortured, increasing the risk of disease. they should be afforded protection by all parties to the conflict, in line with international humanitarian law. >> those who can are leaving him in. most of those -- are leavin

officials say after seizing the airport it was easy for the militants to take over the port and oil terminalsope is still alive tonight in the search for malaysian flight 370. malaysian officials just announceed they're going to double the essential area for the plane. if it's not found by may the plane disappeared nearly a year ago while flying from call la lumpur torbay jing with 299 people on bore. investigators say the plane dropped off radar after making a series of turns then crashed into the indian ocean. malaysia australia and china are leading the search. >>> stunning allegations against 2tsa agents fired from their jobs at den very international airport. at least two travelers have come forward claiming that they were groped by the male security agent. the tsa says a male and female agent allegedly worked together to let the male agent grope mail travelers. he thought were attractive that female agent accused of of programming a computer to intentionally trigger alerts requiring pat downs for those going through screening. >> starts to feel unusual like this is just not a normal sit

the company was sued by iran lost in court and owed them money and iran officials say they boarded the ship and brought it in portto force negotiation and we understand the companies are in fact trying to resolve that dispute now. >> the latest there from washington d.c. appreciate it thanks patty. the eu foreign policy chief has been in tunisia for talks on migrant crisis seeing tens of thousands of people drown in the mediterranean sea and many traveled through libya where people smugglers took advantage of the political instability there and two rival governments this libya one in the capitol tripoli and the other hundreds of miles away in the port of tubrook and they have given the two governments until sunday to come up with a political agreement to try to solve the crisis. we have this report from central libya. >> reporter: they come from different countries but they all have the same story, one of a long journey that took them through several borders and the saraha desert and each had a hardship behind an each had hopes for the future and it all ended in a detention center in misrata and left ethiopia aft

port city. city officials there in libya say more needs to be done to stop the migrants from entering their countrylosest point to north africa from italy. >>> back in this country and the presidential contest under way. the 2016 republican president been hopefuls are trying to stir up support in new hampshire today the first in the nation leadership summit continues in the granite state with no fewer than 20 -- yes 20 -- candidates lining up for the republicans. escents svents like this are important for the candidates to set them apart from one another. we've got the very latest on all the activities taking place in the granite state, carl? >> reporter: hi there, uma. this is the very first, first in the nation summit. first in the nation referring to the granite state's lead-off primary which will take in early february of next year. they've never had a crowd this big at any kind of an event in new hampshire or for that matter in iowa or south carolina this early. 21 candidates. a lot of them are considered sort of fringe were. they are not likely to go very far and some won't make it but some a

port city of aden. they arrived in islamabad today and many have arrived safely in moscow. >>> saudi officials say 12 houthi fighters were killed by the southern popular resistence at the aden airport. we have more on the latest development. >> biting ranged all night in aden. a saudi coalition jets bombed forces and their allies in and around the airport. you meanwhile the committees loyal to abd rabbuh mansur hadi are engaged in street battles in aden. saudi tv says the number of airstrikes forced the rebels and forces loyal to toppled president ali abdullah saleh to leave the presidential palace a day after they captured it. >> this is just a gimmick. they were just at the top of the mountains, and then i'm sure they'll be on the run. aden is a peninsula, and these people are blocked in, as far as the civilians. >> despite the ninth day of the aerial campaign the houthis and their allies are killed. and these saudis could now have a tactic to confront the houthies. a local tv station of pictures show weapons and ammunition dropped in to help the forces of president hadi. the u.n. said that it is concerne

yemen is in chaos we do know according to the associated press that official are saying this terrorist group has captured a major portn an oil terminal. what does that mean? what is the significance of that move by al-qaeda considering the chaos that's already taken place in that country? >> it's not surprising. the houthi rebels had enough power to overthrow the government and destabilize the country, but they don't have enough par to take over the country -- power to take oh the country. al-qaeda has long had a presence there. bin laden wanted it to be an operational base in caserthey were pushed out of pakistan. they are rooted in the domestic insurgency as well. so not surprising that they would take the opportunity of the country spinning further out of control to kind of take their peace of the pie. jenna: we're going to wait for a little bit more information on that. it is interesting to note just yesterday we had a report that according to al-qaeda that they are quote-unquote, their spiritual leader had been killed in an airstrike/drone strike, and there were fingers being pointed at the united states but cat

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now in thailand they've seized 4 tons of ivory in which customs officials say is the the piggest bust in history there. seized at a port in bangkok the authorities received a tipoff and found the containers which were listed as beans. >>> not only killed 11 workers i.t. also spilled oil and gas into the sea for 87 days, the deep water horizon disaster. gulf ofgulf of mexico, one of the most facted areas. we took a tour. >> we know from other spills, the exxon valdez, spills all over the place that recovery takes decades and some things may never recover. the idea at 5 years bp can declare the gulf back to normal is ridiculous on its face. this area of the coast which got the bulk of the oiling has seen a continued above-normal rate of dolphin deaths that's been going on since the spill. in addition they've done studies, actually capturing dolphins checking their health and what they found is shocking. very sick dolphins. some of them dying rat much higher rates compared to dolphin populations in parts of the gulf that weren't affected. we can't bring back the dead dolphins the dead pelicans, the dead turtles. they're g

according to the port of san francisco website, that same ship is scheduled to visit the city on may 15th. >>> wildlife officials are hoping a mountain lion that has moved beneath a house in los angeles will leave on its own. workers installing a security system ran into the cat in a crawl space and noticed it had a red ear tag. it turns out the mountain lion is none other than p-22 a local celebrity of sorts. they have been threing to scare off p-22 by firing bean bags underneath the house. >>> more transparency within the san jose police department. the required new tools for officers expected to be approved today as part of a new test program. >> but first an emergency midnight situation after the break. what one pilot was forced to do after realizing a worker had been trapped inside the cargo hold of a plane. >> we're looking at the san francisco commute and northbound 101 looks good approaching the 80 split. we'll tell you a little bit more about this commute and getting there from the east bay. >> we'll be cool and breezy for today. a significant warmup begins as early as tomorrow. i'm updating your curren

. >> reporter: officials here on monday announced the largest seizure of illegal ivory in thailand's history. it happened monday at a bangkok porta shipment they have been tracking for two months. it passed through malaysia and was seized here in bangkok. nearly 4 tons of ivory was seized. officials say it was bound for laos. now this comes during an ivory amnesty program here in thailand fronted by the government. this goes out to private individuals, even sellers of ivory if they come in and register their iefry they have an amnesty. but if they are caught with the ivory after the deadline tuesday, they could face up to a thoundz fine. now this is all part of a program to clamp down on the illegal ivory trade here in thailand. >>> south korea's prime minister has offered to resign after being accused of taking bribes. he denies the allegation that he accepted illegal campaign funds from the businessmen. he was found dead hanging from a tree earlier this month in an apparent suicide. lee allegedly received $28,000 from the man when he was trying to get reelected in 2013. >>> shanghai is preparing to introduce a new law to force

ordering co the reuters newsagency, it is citing witnesses and court officials in aden who are saying that dozens of troops disembarked at a port in aden. that happened on thursday. and this is hours after houthi fighters advanced into the heart of that city. it's not immediately possible to verify the nationality of the troops that have reportedly dis'em barked at a port in aden. this is at the reuters newsagency this is reported. we'll monitor the situation. >>> in bolivia spanish is promoted as a main language among many. in spite of that 10 million people speak indigenous languages. for the first time history bolivia is trying to promote the traditions. daniel schweimler reports on how it is working in the classroom and behind. >> reporter: a basic conversation in imara. until recently spanish and perhaps english and french were the only language taught. despite the more than half of the 10 million pop u plagues. >> translation: the idea is not to create a new identity, but to con sol date what we have. we have various characteristics, one is identity. >> that enforced the identity it was consolidated with the election nine

officials say it was too risky. >> this is the first time i've closed the port and refused entry to a cruise ship. >> reporter: passengersand wednesday morning describe a nightmare. >> i've been on a cruise before. i never had this experience in my whole entire life. i was petrified. >> reporter: the carnival company no stranger to stranded cruise liners. in 2010 carnival "splendor" was off the coast of san diego for thee days due to an engine fire and in 2013 carnival "triumph" suffered a similar fate in the gulf of mexico leaving passengers helpless for nearly a week. this time the massive storm whipping australia's coastline banging fishing against the shore and sweeping homes off their foundation is the reason carnival cruise lines vice president says this delay was unavoidable. ivan watson cnn, hong kong. >>> coming up at the top of the hour french prosecutors are expected to speak about that foiled terror attack. here's what we know about it so far. government officials say a 24-year-old man was planning to strike one or two churches in suburban paris and then travel to syria. he's also been linked to the weekend k

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a labor dispute once again threatening to disrupt business at some west coast ports making news right now. union officialsg truck drivers are set to vote this weekend on whether to stay off the job next week all of this is part of a long-running labor dispute and it could add to the backlog at the busiest port complex in southern california. some 16,000 drivers mostly independent contractors are faced with shrinking wages, but they wanted to become full-fledged employees of the trucking companies. meanwhile, a trucking association leader says this is not the right time for those dreevers to drivers to go off the job. >>> well you might call it a hike to heal our wounded warriors. a large group of veterans gathering in our nation's capital to raise awareness about veteran suicide. participants will be going on a 12-mile march around washington, d.c. while carrying as much beat as they can and the weight is supposed to symbolize the heavy emotional load that so many veterans carry after the war. all money raised will go towards building a new military retreat center which will be used to fight veteran suici

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officials are using a local high school as a shelter. >>> police say it was an accident the family of four plunged into the water by the port of los angeles yesterday. the father says he accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. both parents managed to escape but the kids had to be rescued. the older son died in the hospital. and the 8-year-old is in critical condition. >>> expect a bit of a traffic headache around san francisco's van ness avenue over the weekend. a stretch of the road shut down last night between post street and geary. crews will be working on building a pedestrian tunnel for the new california pacific medical center. this weekend's closure will last until early monday morning. other closures are planned later this month and again in september. >>> muni riders won't have to wait to exit if another train is in the same station. normally when going if the same direction only one can unload passengers when they get to the station at the same time. the mta got approval to have both trains empty at the same time. this could start in may. >>> fans lining the streets for apple watches big debut and some lucky customers got

officials in yemen saying that u.s. air strikes killed six al qaeda operatives in the southern port see of mucala. >> saudi air strikes againstand u.s. drone strikes against al qaeda all happening in yemen in just the last several hours. nic robertson, thank you so much. while that's going on a tense standoff offshore. as the u.s. plans to intercept iranian ships if they enter u.s. territory waters. they believe the ships may be carrying weapons for the houthi remembers. president obama that the navy ships are there to assure the free flow of international shipping traffic. >> what we've said to them is that if there are weapons delivered to factions within yemen that could threaten navigation that's a problem. we're not sending them obscure messages. we're sending them very direct messages about it. >> the at this point, iran is calling for humanitarian aid. they say they're backing a political process. it shows a deal between the united states and other powers the talks key talks resume today in vienna. let's bring in cnn international correspondent frederik pleitgen. fred is live there in vienna. what are you seeing on the

officials al-qaeda has taken control of a mayor airport in the south. infantry members reportedly fled fighting. after seizing the airport the rebels captured the sea portnd an oil terminal. >>> in recent weeks nearly 200 u.s. citizens left yemen. these americans were among those who arrived on an overcrowded fishing boat. more than 730 people have been killed in air attacks and street battles. >>> much of the fighting is taking place in the port city of aden. jamal has more. >> reporter: on the offensive and pushing forward, fighters loyal to yemen's president hadi continued to make gains in the port city of aden. they managed to capture a tank used by houthis, destroyed another, and reportedly killed at least ten fighters on wednesday. the gains made have also lead to the defection and surrender of 50 soldiers formally allied with former president saleh. video has also emerged of residential areas being targeted. homes in an area of aden were destroyed. the saudi arabia lead coalition continues to pound the houthis and their allies from the air. among their targets a metal factory allegedly used as a base reduced to rubble within seconds. although the

. >>> officials in yemen say al qaeda terrorists have taken control of a major airport, a sea port and an oil terminal in the south. they say insurgents clashed with members of one of the country's largest infantry big gads and that many leaders of that brigade land away. several former platoon mates of sergeant bowe bergdahl say the country's top military official knew that bergdahl had deserted yet he was hailed as a hero by the obama administration when it traded five taliban commanders to get him back. the men say in 2009 then joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mull len acknowledged the desertion while visiting afghanistan. >> matt asked him, so you know bergdahl tee cert issed and what's going on with that basically? and admiral mull len said, yes, you know, with he know all the circumstances surrounding berg tall walking away from the op and we're still -- we're still working on getting him back. >> after a length wree investigation the army announced last month it is charging bergdahl with desertion. >>> the clinton foundation will go right on accepting foreign money during hill