millions of dollars are pledged to help the vict ims. very little has been spent.eport now. >> some tarpolian sheets and a handful of branches to hold the sheets. this community forest has been transformed into a temporary shelter. people from surrounding villages walked for days to come here. more than 300 families displaced by april's earthquake are living here walking 13 hours from the village to get here. >> i have a family of nine. my family is back in the village living under the tarp along with my lifestock. don't have food or mattress or blankets. have blocked all roads to my village. nineteen people died from this village and not one house was left standing. receiving $150 from the government. there are no shots. from the forest. the money has long since run out. now, he has to go back and pick up his family. villagers here say that the last time they got food aid was two months ago before the monsoon raids made the dirt road treacherous. >> in july, nepal government raised around $4,000,000,000 for donors for earthquake victims to rebuild lives and home.

and the head of the catholic church, pope francis has been meeting vict ims of sex abuse by members ofhe clergy. it is his last day in the united states. israeli police have announced men understand the age of 50 will not be allowed to worship at the alaxa mosque compound in the nix few days after an earlier stand off between israel security forces and worshippers at the site in occupied east jerusalem. palestinian groups through rocks at those who responded with rubber bullets. the area is sacred to jews, christians and muss let me see. but palestinians are worried increased visits from jewish groups are eroding muslim religious control of the site. >> a ban on jewish visits to the site remains in place. in occupied jerusalem, we have this update. >> the situation compound is now calm about but it did remain tension. we have to keep in mind that there have been frequent confrontations between israeli security forces and palestinian worshippers inside the mosque complex for the past few weeks. at least last week in which a major confrontation during the jewish holiday of roshashana in

bill mil /* millions have been pledged to help vict ims.eople have received very little aid and are voerd about how they will make it through the coming winter. blue tents and branches, this is community forest has been transformed into a temporary shelter people walked for days to come here. people sgraitsz by the earthquake are living here. this one walked 13 hours to get here. >> i have a family of 9. my family is back in the village living under a tar po tarp. we don't have food. landslides blocked all roads to my village. >> 19 people died from this village and not one house was left standing temporary shelters. there are no shots. instead, he has brought wood from the forest. the money has long since run out. now, he has to go back and pick up his family? july, nepal raised about $4,000,000,000 for earthquake victims to rebuild lives and homes. a special authority was formed to expedite the process. but almost five months gone, nots a sent has been spent as the authorities turn he knewpired before it could start working. >> by the tim

. >> the head of the catholic church, pope francis has been meeting with vict ims of sex abuse.his is his last day in the united states. another issue: that the pope has been talking about at length during his veisit to the u.s. i capital punishment, the ends of it. a mother in argentina is hoping that the pontiff's me to the u.s. congress will help to save her son who is on death row in texas. teresa has the story. >> reporter: liveia guerra has been fighting for her son's life for almost 20 years. she lives in the province in northern argentina. her son, victor saldania was accused of murder in texas in 1996. now, she hopes that pope francis will help get her son off death row. >> we traveled to rome where we explained to the pope the discrimination my son suffered during the trial and how he has been on death row for almost two decades. we heard from the vatican that he was interested in pushing our case. >> saldania who had entered the country legally was accused of killing a man while he was high on crack in 1995. but in 2002, the u.s. supreme court sent the case back down

>> what i can tell you of those images, there are literally hundreds of thousands of vict ims watch, the pope under great adulation and it's tearing their heart out. i have been on facebook. i have been talking to victims, counseling victims but people will call me and sound off. i will willing to do that it's a knife in their chest. the comments last week when he addressed bishops at saint matthews when he told them how hard it was for them and what great courage they had and how they have suffered under this difficult times and for a victim to hear that the bishops have suffered and that they have great courage is just unbelievable, mind boggling. i can't believe he could say that to them when they have not been very pastoral. they have faurt victims through litigation at every turn, blocked any legislation that would make any child abuser -- these are trying to change the statutes of limitation and they aren't aimed at the church. >>> down anything about the -- do you know anything about the meaning between the victims? >> the media has reported there are five. there were five sur