. >>> heavy rain and strong wind caused damage in southern austria this morning. there's reports of flooding and mudslides president mudslides. emergency worker had the use a snowplow. one small stream is said to have risen more than 13 feet. >>> authorities say a mama massachusetts man murdered his parents while on vacation. he stabbed his parents and went before a judge. he was picked up on an unrelated probation charge. >> i'm shocked. i am just shocked. i never, ever ever thought. he loved them. >> young's attorney says he sump suffers from mental health problems. neighbors say he was adopted from russia when he was a kid. >>> the governor of maryland is talking about the state of emergency in baltimore. he issued the executive order during the riots that came after the funeral of freddie gray. a live look at his news conference. according to the baltimore sun the governor said he would lift the state of emergency after the last national guard troops leave the city. we'll keep you posted on that. baltimore's mayor is asking federal investigators to see if poli

the mediterranean headquarters in italy, the germans unconditionally give up all of italy and southern austriailian code, representatives of the german armies sign the surrender document. representing mediterranean commander alexander signs for the allies. the surrender of limited a million german troops. -- eliminated a million german troops. inside germany itself, the alliance and the faintness -- in the famous stadium of nurnberg. with the capture of this famous german southern city, the american flag clouds out the swastika. ♪ in a symbolic gesture, american troops destroyed the not to party emblem. >> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch this every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m..

. >>> austria's chancellor says there should be an eu-wide quota to accommodate people reaching europe's southern shores. nearly 86,800 have been rescued. >>> rescuers in nepal find more and more bodies as they reach areas cut off by last month's earthquake. in one village 100 people were buried by an avalanche. >>> the u.n. called on the saudi-led coalition to stop bombing yemen's arment. saudi arabia is considered a suspension of air strikes to allow in aid. >>> rescuers in nepal say they finding more and more bodies saying they were cut off by the earthquake. al jazeera went to one remote victimage in northern nepal that was badly hit. the road was blocked by a landslide. resources couldn't get through to the residents badly in need. andrew simmons sends us this from the village of tabii. >> reporter: ruined villages on every mountainside. no one is here to help so they're getting on with it by thementz. this isn't rebuilding. it's about clearing up the best they can attempting to recycle the timber and rubble to build temporary shelter. more than a week after the quake, there are no tents, no

austria's chancellor called for an eu-wide quota to accommodate people reaching europe's southern shores. 8600 have been rescued in three days. >>> rescuers in knee pap find more and more bodies as they reach areas cut off by last month's earthquake. in one village people were buried by an avalanche. >>> saudi arabia says it's considering a truce to allow humanitarian aid to reach the country. >>> now to burundi. the red cross said three protesters were killed and 45 hurt in violent confrontations with the police. the police for their part say a grenade was thrown at them injuring a number of officers. the activists are angry about the president's decision to seek a third term in office. at least seven died and 600 were arrested last week. malcolm webb sent us this. >> reporter: activists on saturday said they should take two days of rest to recover and mourn the lives of those killed last week. it was the greatest so far. there were more demonstrations of suburbs of the city that haven't seen snon strathss before and three provinces outside the capital. there's no sign of things calming

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