Tens of thousand have already fled from a rector turkey where they are sheltered in camps but also villages. And some of those villages have a special history. Early in the morning when the sun rises, its time for prayer. Yazidis prey to the sun because they believe its the source of all life. For 25 years, he has lived in germany, but he keeps coming back to his parents house at the iraqiturkish border. This is our homeland. Its where we were born. Its our village, our land. We are a peaceful faith. We have nothing against other religions, and we dont want to take other peoples land or possessions, but when exactly that happens to us, the world just looks on. This is the Community House in his village. Built by yazidis living in germany, its meant as ast house. Weddings are supposed to be celebrated here. Now its become shelter for yaziis from Northern Iraq who fled from Islamic State extremists. Anyone who cannot find space inside has to sleep on the terrace. Tens of thousands have c
Case and a woman jailed six years for mistreating her indonesia domestic helper. Just within the last few minutes the German Parliament has overwhelmingly backed a fourmonth extension of greeces bail out program by international creditor, the yes vote was expected after chancer Angela Merkel Ruling Coalition with similar opposition parties voiced support for it. More on that in a little bit right here on al jazeera. But moving on to other news nearly 200 people have died in an avalanche in northern afghanistan, homes, schools and mosques were buried in the Northeastern Province of panjshir and soldiers and volunteers are desperately searching for any survivors but deep snow and remote location are hampering efforts and the risk of more snowfall is raising and Nicole Johnston is in panjshir with an update. Reporter the government of panjshir say there are dozens of villages they cannot contact at the moment and isolated villages high newspaper up in the mountains and down in panjshir an
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. Its called the centers for disease control, but there are serious concerns tonight about how well the c. D. C. Controls dangerous germs at its own labs, after yet another safety lapse. Today, the c. D. C. Says it mishandled a shipment of deadly flu virus. This comes after a mishap involving anthrax and the discovery of smallpox virus that was misplaced at the National Institutes of health. The head of the c. D. C. Today, dr. Tom frieden, said he was astonished at the latest breech and angry. Heres dr. Jon lapook. Reporter for the third time in a month, the c. D. C. Acknowledged deadly pathogens were handled incorrectly in government labs. C. D. C. Director dr. Tom frieden so im upset, im angry, ive lost sleep over it, and am working around the clock to make sure we do Everything Possible to resolve it. Reporter in the latest case revealed today, c. D. C. Workers