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. >> we have some unaccounted at this time unaccounted people. >> most of the 50 homes in the small town of fairdale, illinois, look like this structure: completely reshored. in rochelle the sheriff is leading search efforts. >> 30 homes are completely destroyed or not inhabitable. >> my house is gone as you know. >> tornadoes pop up across illinois, ohio and iowa. >> violent. right there. right there. my gosh. my god. my gosh. it is hard. there it goes. i saw headlights go flying. we need to see if everyone is okay >> victims of the storm are trying to rebuild their lives salvaging what they can from the debris. >> we are so lucky we live here. >> our meteorologist drew tuma is here for mike anyone. >> it does. [ inaudible ] severe weather across the united states and the entire system is pressing to the east and likely affecting the east coast again today. live doppler hd painting quite a picture here, clear skies across the region and a look at the golden gate bridge, and sunshine by 6:00 and at midnight hour it will cool off, in the 40s, with a light breeze and we will see how the we

explosions between police and those armed gunman mass gunman waiting for words on hundreds that are unaccounted for. >> tracie, terrifying and devastating news for those students. thank you so much. >>> now to iran's nuclear negotiations. through the night top diplomats from six world powers try to hammer out a nuclear deal from iran two days after the deadline. this morning sources are giving nbc news an inside look at u.s. strategy. president obama reportedly told american diplomats to ignore the initial deadline but to be prepared to walk away from the table. they apparently don't want to look too eager for a deal emphasizing that there are alternatives including military and economic options. >>> yesterday tough talk from the iranian foreign minister who insisted we may not get another chance at this. >> i certainly hope that our colleagues will recognize the fact that this is a unique opportunity that they need to take advantage of this opportunity. >> nbc's ali joins us from iran. what is the big issue on the table? >> as you said they were negotiating through the night. it seems they wer

hillary clinton: we also have to get unaccountable money out of our political system.has been made really difficult because of recent supreme court decisions. a president can appoint different justices. obviously, that's part of the job, but it may take a constitutional amendment to once and for all they know unaccountable corporate billionaire money flowing into our political system. we need to get back to one person, one vote and try to figure out how best to manage that in the future. mark: our college and a for edge was covering hillary clinton in iowa. and over the last couple of days in new hampshire. -- our colleague jennifer epstein. we asked what the rollout has been like so far. jennifer: in these roundtables, we're hearing a lot of the same kinds of things about economic competitiveness, about giving workers the right kind of training for the jobs of the future. i think that that will continue. this is not really to make a lot of news in these events. it's much more about reaching out to voters, showing for the local audience, local media that she is back in

. >>> more than 70 dead and hundreds still unaccounted for after al shabaab gunmen attack a college in northeast kenya. >> you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up iran nuclear talks reach a climax. a joint statement is expected soon, but is it a deal? we'll bring you that live. >>> we begin with breaking news from kenya where at least 70 students were killed by al shabaab gunmen in the northeast of kenya. hundreds of students were held captive after fighters from the somolia-based group stormed the capital near the border with somolia. dozens have been rushed to hospital but police say large numbers of students remain unaccounted for. there's human life lost. as it stands now, we are able to rescue the 500 students, 500 students accounted for as i speak to you now. but unfortunately, we also -- are going to have -- we have not confirmed fully but it's in the region of 70. >> once student who managed to escape spoke of the moment gunmen stormed his dormitory. >> we were praying and were about to finish when some people came in from the main door and started shooting.

. >> we need to fix our dysfunctional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and for all, even if that takes the constitutional amendment. >> she said it again today. >> we have to start breaking down the divisions that have paralyzed our politics and we have to get rid of the unaccountable money that is flooding into our political system. >> here's one of the reasons americans might grow cynical on clinton's first day on the campaign trail her campaign chairman, john podesto, was caught on tape from mingling in san francisco trying to raise the same kind of unaccountable money clinton was talking about and so is her ally, david brock of media matters. the political action committee america rising got that footage. it's no wonder eric people would see hypocrisy between somebody trying to raise $2 million and makes $300,000 a speech who funnels the money through her clinton foundation to fund her lifestyle. >> and she's broke? dead broke? >> not anymore. >> okay. so if she did make 300 grand a speech, one speech would hire eight teachers and hire eight auto mechani

and at this hour one person is unaccounted for.tion news" reporter kenneth moton is live near the 6600 block of point pleasant pike. kenneth, what's the situation there? >> jim, the information is still coming in but we have confirmed that firefighters are definitely looking for the homeowner. they got as far back tonight, and the scene about a half mile down this country road where you see the emergency lights. let me get you closer. from chopper 6 and from the ground we see the flames shooting from this two-story house. and the heavy smoke as firefighters work to get it under control. the call came in around 7:30 on point pleasant pike in plumstead township. we are told firefighters had a tough time with this one because the house was packed with items, a possible hoarding situation that really fueled this fire. neighbors say the home belongs to a man who lived here more than two decades and rarely leaves his home. in fact his vehicle was still in the driveway which is why firefighters say at this point he is unaccounted for. >>

. >> we need to fix our dysfunctional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and for all, even if that takes a constitutional amendment. we have to get rid of the unaccountable money flooding into our political system, even if it takes a constitutional amendment. this is going to be a two and a half billion dollar presidential campaign, maybe. there is about a 98% chance hillary clinton is going to be one of the two candidates in the general election in this 2 $1/2 billion campaign. i'm not sure anyone expected an anti-unlimited money in politics plank would be one of the first things she would put in her platform, but she has. that's a political surprise and a really interesting new question about this giant terrible structural problem we have now in our democracy, which is the legalization of unlimited anonymous money and how it has crowded out and devalued the politicization of everyone else in the process who can't compete at that kind of a financial level. it's such a huge problem in our politics. it's almost like the weather, it's the ambient atmosphere in w

we'll see what the update is on those unaccounted for. that tornado touched down by 7:00 last night. and again this video out of fairdale, about 80 miles northwest of chicago. look at the tractor-trailer knocked over. think about the power of those winds to knock off that tractor-trailer. just complete destruction everywhere foundations are pretty much all that's left of houses but the crews are sifting through the rubble and trying to find people unaccounted for that might be trapped. miguel almaguer was able to go up in a helicopter for a look at the damage. >> reporter: what's most striking from the air is the path of this tornado. it plowed through corn fields in the middle of nowhere then suddenly made a bee line towards homes. the twister sliced across this community and tore apart everything ripping down whatever was in its path. >> nbc's miguel almaguer there. hillary clinton ready to make it official just ahead. >> see a woman president of the united states of america! >> we'll get you the latest details on the new campaign strat

more than 60 others are wounded and some 500 people are unaccounted for. the al qaeda linked terror group al shabab is claiming responsibility. students who escaped this morning's attack are describing an absolutely terrifying scene, being awakened before dawn to gunfire in their dormitories. >> we heard some gunshot, and we were sleeping so it was around 5:00, and guys started jumping up and down and running for their lives, but, it's unfortunate, that where we were going to is where the gunshots were coming from so the guys okay find some hideouts out in the field. >> one student told the associated press the gunmen asked students if they were christian or muslim and then shot christian students. in the past couple of hours, kenya's president read a statement calling for calm as the government deals with the crisis. >> this is a moment for everyone throughout the country to be vigilant as we confront and defeat our enemies. >> all of this is still unfolding at the college in garissa in eastern kenya. some 120 miles from kenya's border with somalia where

then there is this, 500-plus others still unaccounted for, if you can believe it. a chaotic scene that's still unfolding at garissa university college, near the somali border with kenya. some reports saying gunmen are separating christians from muslims, setting the muslims free. we don't have really good eyes and ears on the ground. cnn has not verified those witness accounts quite yet. the attackers are holding hostages in one of the dormitories. hundreds of students running for their lives at the very same time. some on their hands and knees. al qaeda-linked al shabaab is claiming responsibility. u.s. officialsly clearly watching this situation. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr has taken a look at that. what are you hearing from the pentagon at this hour? >> reporter: good morning, the pentagon, the u.s. intelligence community has been watching al shabaab for years. this is their latest attack. again, this group out of somalia, moving against the so-called soft targets. they have attacked shopping malls in the past, areas not practical for anyone to fully

you know i'm not concerned about the unaccountable money.m concerned about the money we know about. i mean we know the big banks are paying off the politicians to cut regulations on wall street. we know the fossil fuel industry is paying off the politicians so that they get tax breaks and so that they continue to get advantages over renewable forms of energy. i mean you know, we know consumer banks are paying off politicians so that student debt ends up at ridiculous rates. i mean hillary is -- what she's talking about is not going to help. >> constitutional amendment wouldn't help? >> well, a constitutional amendment would certainly help. the constitutional amendment that we need is one that says that money is not free speech. is one that limits the amount of money that corporations and the ultra wealthy can pay to politicians to get laws passed as they want. but when she says she wants an amendment that's going to make sure there's no more unaccountable money, that's not getting money out. >> mr. cohen, good to have you with us tonight. we

a 67-year-old woman was killed and several other people are still unaccounted for.of rochelle. >>> and former secretary of state hillary clinton will launch her presidential campaign as soon as sunday. she's expected to make her announcement on social media. again, her campaign stops next week. >>> there's a lot going on this morning. here are some things we thought you should know. talk about a huge surprise a designer at a solar energy company in utah showed up for what he believed would be a meeting with a federal official. only that official turned out to be president obama. the man in the white polo on the far right, as he suddenly found himself in a high level discussion last friday with the president. utah senator orrin hatch and other officials. not only that he is also in the air national guard, was told it would be an informal event, so he showed up casually dressed in a nice polo shirt. here to talk about his week lance joins us. good to see you, lance. >> good to be here with you. >> i love that you still have the polo on. >> i still have to represent th

a lot of republicans will say let's hear about your unaccountable money. she's talking about raising 2.5 billion and spending over $2 billion in the campaign. money, money everywhere. i think she's trying to straddle the two main messages of the democratic party. one is the populist message that says that the deck is stacked and big money is in charge. and the other message is let's use government on specific programs to help give the middle class a better chance to compete. the first one is sort of the more of the progressive strain and second one is the one that frankly clintonism if there is such a thing, has been about and to some extent barack obama has been about -- education, equal rights, et cetera. >> we have that sound. let's listen to hillary clinton. >> we need to fix our dysfunctional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and for all. even if that takes a constitutional amendment. >> not saying necessarily that it does take a constitutional amendment but open to that possibility. >> i think that's smart. i think she shoul

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however, more than 500 students are unaccounted for.nted for our girls. seventy now dead. the interior minister in kenya says 90% of the threat has been a limited. check the big board. we are down virtually dead flat. actually coming down a bit from where we were earlier today. a big difference when the stock market reopens on monday morning. we have mcdonald's raising wages by at least 10%. it also plans to add that if it's like paid vacations. take a look at oil. a preliminary deal. more information in about an hour. the price of gas in on a little overnight. the c is $1.73. i. politics. it can be a tough business. you have to have sharp elbows to survive and prosper. shortly, we do not expect the leader of the united states senate to lie to effect a presidential election. he said that romney had not paid any taxes for years. he knew that it was a lie but he repeated it. in other words it worked. inheritance world lying is okay. i have seen several democrats asked about that. one said they all do it. really? read knew what he was doin

they said 436 americans remain missing and unaccounted for. the world food program official said it will take time for aid to arrive in some villages cutoff by landslides. they are dropping tents, food and medicine. >> a petaluma native was hiking on mt. everest when the quick hit. he is safe. there was a conversation he with his dad. he said i am being helicoptered off the mountain. tell mom i'm okay. he was headed to kathmandu on a helicopter that was transporting bodies off the mountain. we will have reaction from the family in a report at 6:30. >> so many people want to do what they can to help nepal. if you visit our website we have a list of the organizations working in that area along with links to help you donate. >> it's 6:06 and napa county officials return to the headquarters that were rocked by the 6.0 magnitude earthquake. officials including the board of supervisors are ready to move back into the third floor on third street. they are scheduled to return tomorrow and friday from temporary quarters. it cost more than a million to

this morning the state department said 436 americans remain missing and unaccounted for. a world food program that is going to take time for aide to arrive in remote villages. helicopters are being used to drop tents food and medicine. good news involving a petaluma native who was hiking when the quake hit. spencer dickinson is safe and his cousin tweeted saying he called to tell his dad i am being helicoptered off the mountain and tell mom i'm okay. alyssa will be here with the emotional moment the rest of the family learned he was alive. >> a marin county man is helping with earthquake relief and provided abc 7 news with this video. he told us he was at a meeting when the quake struck. >> the ground rolled like i was on a boat for about three minutes. completely rolling. i was looking down at earth and watching it. >> he claims it took at least three days for the military to arrive in his area of kathmandu. >> a miracle in nepal. a man was pulled from the rubble nearly four days after the devastating earthquake. crews reached the man after an all day effort to pull the

reporter: the only policy position that hillary clinton outlined was to do away with what she called unaccountableoney. the super pac, and the proliferators along with them. and no word on how that would go with usa, the democratic party that she has to help her in her run. >>> republican candidate marco rubio, holds his first town hall today. pushing for tax reform. he spent the first days in washington working on senate business and speaking to cnn's jake tapper. he said hillary clinton is not entitled to the women vote any more than he is entitled to the hispanic vote. >> i would never assume that every hispanic in america has to vote for me because i'm his panic because my last night is rubio. >> tied with senator rubio for sixth place in the cnn pole is new jersey governor chris christie who is not so far an official candidate. even so he's in new hampshire trying to build a support for a presidential run in what he is calling it a tell it like it is tour. >> i will not pander. i will not flip-flop, i'm not afraid to tell you the truth the way i see it whether you like it or not. i want to le

dozens shot and killed. 65 wounded, and more than 500 still unaccounted for in kenya. right now it is unclear how many hostages are in the hands of masked gunmen who stormed a college campus near the somalia border. witnesses say christians were singled out and shot on the spot. those who could, ran for their lives. kenya's president just ordered 10,000 new police recruits to fast-track training. the al shabaab terror group claimed responsibility. >>> the wife of a man found murdered in a d.c. hotel room is thanking police for making an arrest in the case. officers took 21-year-old jamyra gallmon into custody in this case yesterday. they say the cameras in the donovan hotel showed her coming and going from the hotel the night that david messerschmitt was found stabbed to death back in february. sources tell news 4 gallmon was there for a sexual encounter. just a little while ago we received this statement from messerschmitt wife saying i have faith that police and courts will bring justice to david and all who lurched edloved him. i will have no further comment until h

and more than a dozen are still unaccounted for.t is in the clear why the ship went down but one official says the crew may have violated safety rules by overloading the cargo area. >>> several massachusetts families are homeless this morning after fire ripped through their homes overnight. the fire broke out after 1:00 a.m. this triple decker home in the town of lawrence. firefighters were on the scene battling the flames. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> and today, millionaire robert durst is due in a new orleans courtroom on weapons charges. police arrested the real nwgúestate heir last month, saying they found the pistol and marijuana in his hotel room. his attorneys plan to argue the fbi searched his room illegally. police want him extradited to california in connection with the execution style murder of a friend 15 years ago. durst was a subject of a recent hbo documentary. >>> and today, the prosecution expects to rest its case in the murder trial of aaron hernandez. the former new engl

and part of that is getting unaccountable money out of politics, because we cannot afford that, even if it takes a constitutional amendment. and then finally, we always have to be vigilant to protect our country against the threats we know. we can see them. but then the threats we cannot see, pandemic diseases, cyber warfare, etc. so i'm excited about this campaign. i'm thrilled to be back in new hampshire. i see some of my friends out there in the audience. the first place i ever came for any political campaign was in 1991, when i was here campaigning for my husband. in october of 1991, celebrated my birthday here in keene, and i have a lot of wonderful memories. so with that, dave, i'm going to turn it back to you and we can start hearing from some of the folks. dave: i will ask the initial question, and you guys can chime in. early childhood is our interest, but we are fathers and mothers and brothers and sisters. i would like you to elaborate on exactly what you think you might do for childcare in the future if you are elected. secretary clinton: that is a question near and dear

right now our partners cnn is reporting that five and 50 people are unaccounted for. evacuated and the gunmen are holed up and up of forces dorm room. investigators believe the attack was carried out by some mollie islamic extremist group. >> reporter: german wings says it has it was un aware that andreas lubitz the co- pilot of the jet that crashed in the french alps suffered from depression and during his by the training. lufthanza of which is the parent company of german wings combined on tuesday that it knew that andreas lubitz had suffered from an episode of severe depression before he finished his flight training the city passed all his medical checks since then. andreas lubitz started working at german wings in september of 2013 investigators believe that he intentionally crashed the plane into the mountainside. meantime investigators have found cellphone and the degrees of the german wings crash but so far they say none of the phone to produce any clothes about what happened. >> stanley roberts: coming up the california patrol and the san francisco police depa

key to reforming our trade policies we believe is abolishing the outdated, unaccountable and un-democratic fast track process. the trans-pacific partnership, now being negotiated by our government, includes 12 countries and about 40% of the world's g.d.p. and the t.p.p. is designed to be infinitely expandable. so it could be the last trade agreement we negotiate so it's especially crucial that we get the terms of this one right. and mr. chairman, the idea that fast track lets congress set the standards and goals for t.p.p. -- i'm not talking about other agreements but for t.p.p., is an absolute fiction. the agreement has been under negotiation for more than five years and is essentially complete. so the instructions that you send them will have no affect whatsoever. congress cannot set meaningful negotiating objectives if the administration's already negotiated most of the key provisions. i might also add, this will be the worst possible time to pass fast track for t.p.p. because the leverage that you have left for those issues that are remaining is right now. and you give that away if you

i always maintain while sex is a myth that the root but it is more about the unaccountable power of the spouse. lookit other world difference to see those issues have come up with there is a male spouse with a female in power. >> that unaccountable power. >> taking al looked at dash but at the state level we have five women who were serving as governor now and they're all married. so there are first gentlemen new hampshire and new mexico oklahoma and a couple of other states. it is interesting because at the state level male or female they can continue in their careers the officials ruled that they play in this house administration looks very much like what first ladies do to take on projects with the managed -- and the mansion and have a cause big or small the first gentlemen of oklahoma actually posed for a cookbook. [laughter] the proceeds went to a non-profit and he went on his apron he has a platter of chicken and ribs. it is a macho cookbook but it is a cookbook. the role of the spouse still remains as a support. if they have small children marriage has changed generally to see th

even if that takes a constitutional amendment. >> unaccountable money.ign finance accountant says it has gotten to a point where candidates can't just complain about it and point out twla opponents are doing. they have to offer tankible solutions. let's bring in the roundtable. senior politics editor with the daily beast. from mother jones is that the national reporter. i don't think the average person as hillary clinton would say, the everyday person don't give money to candidates. they don't know anybody who does. so talking about money was somewhat boring because people can't identify with it. but stinking dirty, you know hidden dark money, it is called i think, bugs people. the idea that some clever billionaire can influence politics like a safe cracker. screw some democrat he doesn't like or liberal he doesn't like and jam in money for one of his pals that will be his useful agents in washington. the sneakiness of it. >> in the last five years since the supreme court citizen united citizen, i think we've seen a growing awareness about how campaigns

. >> unaccountable institutions like the bbc trust, chanel 4 and ofcom. >> reporter: as every politicians the murdochs wield significant influence. >> at that time david cameron made a speech advocating the av lugs of ofcom and regulation of broadcasting. bbc passing out of the dog fight that it was in the 35 years, that they dominated around media outlets. >> i would say that is a bipart scan agreement between the importance of bbc in the global space, and five years on you see nothing but plaud its for ofcom. >> reporter: that is not entirely true. ofcom has its critics, in a political manifesto each party laid out a different future. plans may not be seen as the big vote winner as the brits head to the polls, ofcom will monitor the coverage others what the outcome of the election means for the regulator itself. >>> finally, we have seen the go pro videos the shock proof, waterproof, thrill-proof cameras, shoot in hd. used to capture extreme sports or as the manufacturerer says it's a capturing of go pro solutions. what if you work in a mail room. someone called danny wanted to test go

more than 10,000 were injured in the quake. 436 americans remain missing and unaccounted for. some have not been reached by rescue teams yet. they have been upon droing tends, food, and medicine to isolated communities. so many people want to do what they can to help. if you visit our website, we have a list of organizations in that area along with links to help you donate. >> in other news police are looking for more potential victims after a surgical technician is accused of groping helpless patients while under anesthesia. live at the facility chris? >> reporter: these are disturbing accusations. redwood city police identified four possible victims the start of what could be a lengthy investigation. pets put his picture on the screen. robert lassinger from fremont who has been arrested on four counts of battery. he is suspected of molesting male patients while they were sedated at this out patient facility between march 15th and april 2nd. he was placed on leave after fellow employees caught him in the act and called authorities. he worked at stanford for nearly 17 years. >

what they had learned that wagon carrying gray made an additional stop that had previously been unaccounted for here at the intersection of moser and fremont. billy murphy the lawyer representing freddie gray's family says patience. >> don't wait today, and that it will be inconclusive. they know a lot of people out there that thinks that's the case, but they shouldn't. that's not what the family wants to have happen. they warranted patience. they want a thorough investigation. >> reporter: in baltimore scott broom, wusa9. >>> the state's attorney is conducting their own investigation and they have not said how long that decision on whether or not to charge anyone will take. >>> the protest in riots sparked by gray's death have left nearly 100 police officers hurt. since monday, 98 law enforcement numbers reported some type of injury for 13 of them. it's bad enough they can't go back to work right now. released this morning with charges pending. two of them were juveniles. >> reporter: they admitted that they had some problems, determined to fix them as they got heated today with the commun

several pellets were saved a few others are unaccounted for. the cause of the blaze is under investigation. >>> developing overnights police got to work at the scene of a deadly crash in be aing ton, montgomery county. a car slammed into a pole crushing the car and killing the driver inside. the accident happened at the intersection of evergreen road and jenkintown road at 11:30. there was nobody else in the car. at this point, police have not said what cased the driver to lose control. >>> new overnight an accused bank robber is on the run. police gave us pictures of him in action. he pulled a gun on a teller at the pnc bank in mill folder yesterday afternoon. he -- milford. he hopped into the older model getaway car. if you have a tip or any information that can help police capture him call mill folder police department. >>> -- milford police department. >>> the sons of her dance are speaking -- sheridans are speaking out after their deaths were ruled a murder suicide. john sheridan was a leader in the effort to vee -- revitalize camden. rumo

the only policy position hillary clinton outlined was a proposal to do away with what she called unaccountable money. so super pacs and the big donors that have proliferated along with them. no word she did not explain, how that would square with usa, the democratic super pac that he helped in her run. >>> republican candidate marco rubio, holds his first town hall today. pushing for tax reform. he spent the first days in washington working on senate business and speaking to cnn's jake tapper. a really interesting interview. the senator said that hillary clinton is not entitled to the women vote any more than that marco rubio is entitled to the hispanic vote. >> i would never assume that every hispanic in america has to vote for me because i'm hispanic because my last name is rubio. i have to earn the support. that may intrigue them about my candidacy but ultimately i have to prove i'm the best for job. >> tied with senator rubio for sixth place in the cnn poll is new jersey governor chris christie who is not so far an official candidate. even so, he's in new hampshire trying to build a suppor

once hussein's right and man one of the highest ranking men still unaccounted for the king of clubs, in the deck of cards the military gave to their troops so they could recognize the 52 most wanted. suspected of leading a sunni insurgent group. a lead of an old baathist group. when it took over mosul. when once al-douri's demise would take much flow, it is of little interest and no longer tracking if he was still at large and state department has no confirmation and no prepared statement. >> if it's true, it would be great for iraqi security force he but i just don't know yet. we're looking into it. >> almost all the original 52 cars in the deck have been captured or killed. the ace of spades saddam hussein was executed in 2006 after his capture in 2003. his two suns ude and kuse were killed by u.s. troops that same year. now with the king of clubs gone the last vestiges of the rule of saddam hussein inn are slowing slowly becoming a piece of history. antonio. >> thank you. officials say three people were killed when a car bomb exploded in erbile. all u.s. personnel are accounted fo

at least two bullets totally unaccounted for. place footnotes from the earlier presentations that we believe are critical to the officer having to explain his motive and his intent but also up until now, officer wilson has not had to face any type of scrutiny related to cross-examination for his actions. at this point, in this case, that will be different. >> okay. daryl parks, attorney for the brown family. appreciate it. >>> next more on the new york times explosive piece on the clinton foundation. stay with us. you're watching "the ed show." but to get from the old way to the new, you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps businesses move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. ♪ introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your

just the statistics from the numb of students, at least 250 students still unaccounted for.said and four of those are among the terror suspects killed during this operation. also he says most of those killed were students. two security guards among the dead. >> very quickly, there have been reports that these al shabaab terrorists were actually separating the christian students from the muslim students. do you know anything about that? >> reporter: well, initially, no. there were not separating. they shot sporadically at 5:30 when they got in. a few students said they tried to escape running into the fields and the attackers at this point had a vantage point and shot at anyone trying to flee in the field. as soon as the whole situation happened reports started coming out that they are separating christians and muslims according to a twitter handle carried by al shabaab, claiming that they've been able to separate the christians and the muslims and released at least 15 muslims. it's a hugely muslim populated area. you'd expect more muslim students in this school however, this

at least four americans are among the dead but others are still unaccounted for. >>> in just a few hours, the supreme court will hear historic args that could ultimately legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. the arguments center around whether states can define marriage as between a man and a woman. they will also look whether a same-sex union in one state should be recognized by other states. conservatives point out only 11 states have granted rights to same-sex couples through a vote on legislature. all other rights have come from court rulings. >> there's nothing in the constitution that says one way or the other what marriage policy should be. there's reasonable arguments on both sides of this issue. let's ask citizens and their elected representatives and not unelected judges make policies for themselves. >> all eyes will be on justice kennedy. a decision is expected in late june. >>> stay with us. news 4 now continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> we will bring order from this chaos. we will bring those who seek to destroy us to justice, and it will take all of us going above and beyond to get

millions of dollars in property why don't those match up so long as we were unable to hold the staff unaccounted goable only public confidence by the commissioners. >> good evening. i'm janet reilly in 2010, i ran for the board of supervisors in district 2 i campaigned for this officer pretty much full-time for 18 ms. and put together a campaign team i assembled the kitchen cabinet and staked out position i met the district 2 residents at holmes in the street and on playground i shook hands with voters and gave out litter as volunteered consulted to work and during the earnings i raised money i participate in debates and enforcementometers and editorial furmz i walked day to day in every neighborhood in the district i worked hard as did hundreds of volunteers during the campaign i worried about many things but the skrith of our election system was not one of them less than one week a negative attack was on my campaign nasty blatant information was in hair mails and all the work ever an expenditure committee on the on behalf of supervisor farrell supervisor farrell's campaign manager military i s

others remain unaccounted for. families waiting for word here at home. miguel almaguer is covering the urgent rescue mission on mt. everest. first we go to our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel in the capital, kathmandu. >> reporter: this is the moment nepal was brought to its knees. the quake left thousands dead. and much of this already poor country without power. short of clean water. centuries old temples fell. here in kathmandu, the historic town center was devastated. many are staying outdoors in parks and on the streets, terrified of repeated aftershocks. two more big ones today. nepal has mobilized its troops for relief work. volunteers desperately dig by hand. this woman used to come here to have coffee in the shade of a temple. mostly they're searching for bodies in these piles. but sometimes there is the unexpected. a man pulled out alive today. international rescue teams have finally arrived. but getting outside the capital is a struggle. roads blocked, helicopters in short supply. nbc's ian williams reached one town just outside the

and many remain unaccounted for, possibly trapped inside college buildings. at least 65 were rushed to the hospital mostly with gunshot wounds. the somali based group has claimed the attack. it's only 90 miles from the somali border. al shabaab's extremists have struck kenya before. one of the worst attacks was in 2013 when militants rampaged through the upscale westgate shopping mall. trapped shoppers were asked to cite verses from the koran. anyone who couldn't were executed. the attack left 67 dead. tonight they named this man in the attack. it placed a 167 f$179,000 bounty on him. it appear nos additional securities were mentioned. only the regular security guards manning the gate and although students were told they could go home campus life continued as normal. debora patta cbs news south africa. >>> there's now apparent evidence that the hijacking by its co-pilot was premeditated. also the flight's data recorder has been rekoshd. prosecutors say andreas lubitz spent time online researching. investigators say he locked the captain out of the cockpit and

game changer in terms of finding out what really happened because we still have some time that's unaccounted for. >> north charleston police are facing tough questions about thaib their actions after the shooting. >> according to the incident report multiple officers witnessed. one describes applying pressure to the gun tot wounds another assisted with cpr to the driver and a third reports someone administering chest compression. in part of the cell phone video officers are seen attending to scott but he remain on his stomach. it's unclear how soon that happened. because of a break in the recording. >> what i saw was a police officer they believed to be removing the shirt of the victim and performing some type of life saving. >> the man who took the video told lester he was surprised that medical attention took so long. >> i thought maybe the police would have turned his face you know so he can breathe if he was alive. >> and he remained face down. >> he did, yeah. >> the officer is charged with murder and has not yet entered a plea. his mother spoke publicly for the first time. >> from one

. >>> more than 70 dead and hundreds still unaccounted more after al shabaab gunmen attack a college in northeast

there are hundreds of people unaccounted for. there's a flotilla of vessels out there. what we understand is the boat which set off from libya, was spotted by a port fees vessel. when migrants saw the portuguese vessel they crowded to one side of their boat destabilizing it causing it to capsize. the portuguese vessel was a merchant vessel is not set up for rescue operation you cap imagine the chaos that ensued as a result. there was 18 ships, naval and merchant vessels in the area. 70 miles north of the coast, they are scouring the sea for survive judges, and indeed, i'm afraid, for corpses. the other thing to say is they've been using an aircraft and a couple of search and rescue helicopters as part of the operation. it's a major operation and looking bleak. >> what is the feeling now that the pope spoke out about if, saying the international community needs to do more and needs to stop. what are they suggesting? >> there's a snowball of pressure over the recent days, it's not just the numbers making it here. 11,000 have been rescued and brought to europe mainly to it

reporter: others continue to keep vigil in the intense heat, 160 students remain unaccounted for. >> know that he was not there. we hope that he is alive somewhere. reporter: kenya's government is under pressure to provide answers about the security lapses that allowed four al-shabaab militants to carry out the massacre. molly: marine le pen said it's time for her father, jean-marie le pen, to retire from politics. marine eyes the presidency in 2017. reporter: after days of right intentions, marine le pen went live on tv on thursday to give her take of the family feud as well as chris ivan her father for remarks made to a newspaper she suggested they should now stand down on politics. ms. le pen: jean-marie le pen should act cautiously. you should perhaps relinquish his political responsibility. reporter: the far right party leader announced -- after he called spanish form prime minister in england and once again describe the telephone history. it means that the fate of the national front, that he created in 1972, he will now be forced to leave. the aging politician fired back. mr. l

. >>> and in kenya one man's wait for word of a student who is unaccounted for. >> the humanitarian situation continues to get worse. houthi rebels are holding out against the saudi-led bombing campaign. the international committee of the red cross has been able to land a plane with its staff in the capital of sanaa. another plane full of medical supplies is still held back. and pakistan's parliament is debating whether or not to offer military support to the saudi-led coalition. they're expected to announce the decision at the end of the debate. now forces loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi have recaptured territory from the houthi rebels. the government forces are said to have captureed the air base, which is north of the potter city of aden. but hadi loyalists have been corner in the district which is home to the presidential palace and government offices. >> warplanes the aim according to officers s to prevent houthi fighters from sending reinforcement. radar systems and check points have also been hit. >> the houthis target houthis and people while working in the coordination of t

news of people who have been unaccounted for is trickling in. we haven't heard about my dad or dili yet. we're optimistic that dili may have decided that once things started to hunker down and wait a few days. at the same time we're away that there are some dangers. >> we have nick valencia who in decatur, georgia. he was explaining to me that his mother and father were in nepal not too long ago and did some trekking. >> reporter: they were there two years ago. he was with the same guide they used on that trip they took two years ago. i took to ben whose father is an american still unaccounted for after the earthquake in nepal. they say he was expected to be out there for six to eight weeks in a trek across the country but haven't heard from him since the earthquake hit. they say they are worried but remaining hopeful. >> we're worried, obviously. how can you not be? the biggest challenge is communication and not hearing anything. and we realized at the very start when we heard news about the quake we may not hear anything for a week or two week

we need to fix our this functional political system and get unaccountable money out of it once and forll even if that takes a constitutional amendment. we need to protect our country from the threats we see and those that are on the horizon. mark: in order to make sure we do not miss the point this was the foundation of her campaign she tweeted out afterwards the four points and tweeted a link to a registry laying out the same. john, will this platform be in enduring part of her campaign? we'llill she still be talking about these four things? john: three of them are so vague that you certainly will -- she certainly well. the only thing that is specific was the one about money and politics where she is making a claim, especially from someone about the hundreds of million dollars in super pacs. those are fine principles, but they are not a platform and not even fully a rationale. it is the beginning of what could be built into a real platform. mark: this was effectively her campaign announcement. it was a lot longer than she talked in the video. those are four principles that are maybe a

more than 500 students though still unaccounted for.the somali militant group is claiming responsibility for that attack. >>> california governor jerry brown ordering mandatory water restrictions following the worst april snowpack survey in state history. brown calls for a 25% statewide reduction. >>> at 6:15, the san francisco cab ride turns violent and all caught on camera. now san francisco police hope someone recognizes the attacker. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is in san francisco with a clue that may lead to an arrest. >> reporter: good morning. it's one of the best things you can have in this case, video. the attack captured on a dashboard camera while the cab driver was still driving here on his way to the civic center b.a.r.t. station. >> really? >> yes. >> you want to just go there? >> yes. >> reporter: you can see the dash cam captures the driver gonzalez trying to save his farer a couple of bucks tuesday morning taking him to a closer b.a.r.t. station, so the ride starts off friendly enough but then he sensed someth

jake: what's scary is the international corporations are being unaccountable to anyone. buy politicians. they're able to buy freedom. i mean, they're able to buy anything they want, and why we're and what we're trying to do is have accountability. jeffrey: americans fought for more than two centuries ago and believe in, and i certainly believe in the power of democracy and the power of true representation where each person does have their vote and does have their say. and in order to get that, we have to move from the dollar vote to the people vote once again. jose: all they see is the money getting put in front of their faces by lobbyists. and that is the world that they live in. and those are the people that are financing them and those are the people that they're in cahoots with, and that is the world that they live in, and it's separate and apart from you and i. jeffrey: we need to get money out of politics, but we have to understand that it's gonna be a hard struggle. these incumbents know what they're doing. many of them are getting quite rich, and they're turning