now most of the people who have suffered are ordinary poor people who live on the outskirts of peshawar or the old part of the city. their roofs are not strong enough to take such a heavy down fall coupled with a strong wind. importantly the government now has to restore the power supplies pay compensation to families who have lost everything and start rebuilding these places. the crops are also destroyed. this is the harvest season. which means that most of the people who were preparing to harvest, something they'll need to get by another long year. but it appears that the catastrophe has once again caught the people by surprise. >> well, still to come on the program, a show of solidarity. the u.n. chief joins europe's top diplomat and italy's prime minister to see first-hand efforts to rescue migrants in the mediterranean. >>> also coming up, syria's government fighting back against rebel gangs with chlorine gas. >> time now for a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the death toll from saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake in nepal has risen to more than 4,000. aid has been slow becau

among those being rounded up the terrorists who blew up the peshawar market in 2009 killing 100 people. >>> new overnight dozens of students injured when a stage crumbles beneath their feet. >> oh my god. >> you can hear all of the singing well it just turned to screaming when the stage collapsed during the final number of "american pie"" at westerfield high school in central indiana. students sent plunging into the pit with pieces of broken wood falling on top of them. >> as soon as i fell i just didn't know what happened and then i saw that people's feet were under a lot of wood. i lifted a lot of wood off of a lot of people. >> more than a dozen student were injured one of them critically. classes are taking place as scheduled. >>> an arrest that nearly killed a person. 52-year-old julia harper was in the house when it went up in flames. she admitted to starting the fire. pete dern fell into a ball of flame while battling last month's blaze. he suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns. he is in good spirits and is hoping to head home soon. >>> security concerns forcing a shut down at a mas

back in afghanistan and pakistan and took part in some attacks, including the bombing in peshawar which killed more than 200 people. people were believed to have had close ties to the network that protected osama bin laden two people were asking about his health in particular. but the most shocking revelation perhaps was that investigators believed that this network was organized some kind was planning some kind of attack to the vatican at the time when pope benedict rm 63 was still in xvi was till in office. that was a long time ago five years ago and nevertheless, italy and the vatican included are still targets of targets of organizations such as i.s.i.l. and the threat is very high. >>> angelina jolie took the united nations to task for not doing more in syria. has made more than a dozen visits to visit syrian refugees. >> these crimes are happening every day in syria. the security council has powers to address these threats to international peace and security. but those powers lie unused. >> nearly 4 million people have fled syria during the country's civil war. syria's neighbors s

winds of up to 120km uprooted trees and flattened buildings in and around the city of peshawar. scott heidler is in peshmerga, and sent us this update. >> reporter: when the storm hit most people were forced to seek protection inside their homes. now i'm at the home of a person who was present here along with his four children his wife brother, his brother's wife and two children who were sleeping inside the room at the time of the roof collapse. didn't stand a chance. he was called out by the local villages after they rushed to the scene. four of his children two of his brother's children were not so lucky. his wife also died in the roof collapse. most of the people that suffered are ordinary poor people who live on the outskirts of pesh awe weigh or the outskirts of the city. the roofs are not strong enough to take a down pour. coupled with strong wind. the government has to restore the power supplies pay compensation to families who lost everything and start rebuilding these places. the crops are destroyed. this is the harvest, which means most of the people were preparing to

believe that system of them are responsible for killing up to 100 people at a marketplace bombing in peshawar years ago. >> molette, thank you. >>> we still don't know how a baltimore man's spine was crushed in the back of a police van. a lawyer for the police union said freddie gray was not strapped in with a seat belt as required by the department policy. as protests continue maryland governor larry hogan sent state troopers to help with crowd control. a group of ministers held a prayer vigil a few blocks from where gray was arrested. >> we need justice in the city of baltimore. we need justice in every street corner, in every neighborhood like never before. >> gray's funeral is on monday. the six officers involved in the arrest are suspended with pay. >>> 4:47. the family of a rockville man killed in a u.s. strike is still reeling from his death. the president is taking responsibility but critics want to know how the cia could have been so wrong. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill monitoring the situation. good morning to you. >> reporter: eun good morning. this is a story about a

and even took active part in some of the terrorist attacks including the bombing of a market in peshawar in 2009 which killed more than a thousand people. believed to have close ties with those who protected osama bin laden, telephone conversations where two people were asking about his health, in particular. investigators believe this network was organized some kind -- was planning some kind of attack to the have it vat vatican, at the time pope benedict xvi. saying that of course was a long time ago five years ago but nevertheless italy and the vatican included are still targets of organizations such as i.s.i.l, and therefore the state of alert here is still very high. >> claudio lavanga in rome, thank you. >>> facing homicide and human trafficking charges accused of being the captain of the migrant boat that sank in the mediterranean, where hundreds died. al jazeera's barnaby phillips reports from sicily. >> is this the face of a human being in misery? mohamed ali malek says he was only a passenger on the migrant boat that capsized, loss of hundreds of lives. others say he was the boa

most the people who suffered are ordinary poor people who live on the outskirts of peshawar or in the old part of the city. their roofs are not strong enough to take such a heavy downpour coupled with a strong wind. importantly. >> we're going to breakaway to bring you the swearing in of the next u.s. attorney general, and this is the historic swearing in. you see vice president joe biden. she's about to take the oath to become the u.s.' next attorney general. lynch becomes the 83rd attorney general to lead the country's justice department. let's listen in. >> the first time i came into this room i had just turned in, i remember walking into this building and thinking as a young lawyer the majesty of this place, and how much we all rely on it. for all of our basic rights and protections. and your whole family is here today. i hope you'll forgive as we used to say in the point of personal privilege, i'm so happy to meet your dad. dad, stand up. i want everyone to see this. [applause] chairman leahy you know this is a man who never thought it paid to be silent in the face of oppression

them and some of this cell were involved in a very deadly attack, the italians allege, in person wa peshawar, some track record with terrorism mostly in pakistan but the italians are saying that there may have been some kind of plan back in 2010, perhaps to attack the vatican, though that does seem probably quite an aspirational type of plot. these wire taps that they're sort of difficult to interpret, perhaps they were talking in pashto, so difficult to know for sure what they were planning. >> thanks to paul cruickshank and nic robertson. we're learning what led to the raid on an al qaeda compound that killed two innocent hostages including american warn weinstein. the u.s. forced to confront the reality of what happened as we get new heartbreaking details of all of his years in captivity. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck

he was granted bail back in december last year shortly after the peshawar attack, and that has causedgreat anger, both here in pakistan and in india, at a time when the country was saying it was -- was able to challenge -- that time and they detained -- under -- of public order -- lawyers say there was no legal basis behind his detention. and it looks like he was going to remain in jail for another few months. but now we're getting these latest developments that the man who was accused of the mumbai attacks, zaki rehman has been released. and we got in touch with the foreign minister to get a reaction, and got a very very brief reaction saying this was the court's decision. >> let's switch immediately to delhi and to you, sanjoy. what reaction from the indian government? >> reporter: well, the initial reaction, stephen, that we expect really quite upset by this development. india's home minister describing it both as an unfortunate and disappointing decision. even in the days leading up to today's development, india had made its position very clear, indeed made its position very clear

launched one of the deadliest bombings a year before killing a hundred people in the busy market peshawar. the vatican is down playing the the significance of the allege plot with officials say there saying is there no cause for concern. police say two of the suspects arrested friday were former body guard for osama bin laden. susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meantime italy is demanding answers from the u.s. about how an italian aid worker was killed in the u.s. drone strike back in january. yesterday the president revealed that drone strike on the afghan/pakistan border had killed the italian giovanni le porto and american contractor warren weinstein hoist seen here. both had been held hostage by al qaeda. foreign minister pablo says it thely takes note of the administration's transparency but they want more information about what happened there. >>> well, still to come on the broadcast a huge concert a announcement has been made in south philadelphia. >>> legendary musician playing this day. >>> plus parking 25 years hubbell telescope launched a quarter century ago. we wi