whatever they need to stablilize. it's not cheap. in the end, supportive housing has been shown to reduce costs to tax players. each chronically homeless person uses $75,000-$100,000 a year in hospital emergency room stays. when people move in their hospitalizations they hospitalize and emergency room visits go down by 77%, which is huge. >> less tangible benefits are just as large. it's hard to put it into words. i'm normal again, oi feel human. i'm capable of living life. >> a chance at life in a place called home. >> a gunman shot at a bus carrying players from the turkish football team. they were on the way to an airportfolioing a win. the driver was shot and taken to hospital. no players were injured. the government confirmed the attack. earlier they claimed the bus was hit by a stone. they are title holders >>> pope francis urged the world's 1.2 million catholics to live their fates at a mass. he highlighted religious persecution including the christians. it ends with easter sunday the day christians rose from the dead. many ch

and others, and this coalition can bring the houthi advance to a close, to stablilize the situation and go back to a political process, the sooner you can begin to go back work. >> for those caught in the middle. whether foreign nationals or yemeni citizens, there's no easy end or early escape. >> i was lucky enough. firstly, as an american i escaped. if i escaped, i have no warships, airplanes, no agencies. i had a little boat and i did this by myself. the u.s. government should be act help the innocent >>> "america tonight"s sheila macvicar joins us. in your experience as an international correspondent. you have been in a lot of hot-spot situations. most of us would look and expect the u.s. embassy would bring together all of the u.s. citizens in the area and help them get out. >> yes, and i have seen it happen in places. i saw regional community officers go into communities and pull out u.s. citizens and bring them into an american embassy compound. this is not happening in yemen. one, the embassy is closed. there's no u.s. personnel on the ground. second, there is a view of some ana

most immediately we need to stablilize the situation in the camp. i join the security council in commanding an end to hostilities, access to provide humanitarian assistance and safe passage for civilians who wish to escape safely. >>> joining me now from jerusalem is chris garnis a spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency. you heard the secretary-general there, the deepest circle of hell, a refugee camp that is more like a death camp and one where he said of a new assault. what have you heard? >> well we do know that there has been fierce street fighting all day, and there are unconfirmed reports, as they have been for the last few days of aerial assaults on the camp. we can't independently confirm that we haven't had access to the camp since 28 march. the imagery and language that the secretary-general is using squares with what we here from within the camp. the lower reaches of hell a death camp a place where children have become hostages. they are entirely appropriate. there are 3, 500 children who are in that camp and unless we h