the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 355-63. the bill is passed. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? i ask unanimous consent that i may hearafter be considered as the first ponce juror of h.r. 637, a bill introduced by representative schock of illinois for purposes of adding co-sponsor and requesting printing pursuant to clause 7 of rule 12. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the house will come to order. the house will come to order. the house will come to order. please take conversations off of the floor. the house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. speaker, i rise today to pay my respects to the young women who died suddenly in savanna
reporter: kathmandu s population is one million. in the aftermath of the tragedy hospitals overflowed with the injured. emergency workers treated people in the streets night malmade conditions work. it s nightfall and also raining. it is extremely difficult to reach people. thousands will be spending the night outside. people fear more buildings may collapse. so, the problems that seem to be mounting are for the authorities. the airport has been closed. so really it is all hands on deck out there. reporter: aid agencies say the humanitarian crisis is intense. survivors left homeless will need food, clothing and shelter in the coming days. stay with abc7 news for more coverage on the search and recovery tonight, and follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. a contra costa county home is destroyed by fire just hours after deputies break up an illegal teenage party. reporter: a facebook post spread like wildfire about a party at this vacant home and plenty of p
a google spokesman says the other three employ years are safe. fredinburg was an adventurer who worked out of mountain view. the quake was followed by aftershocks. streets and town squares are covered in rubble with rescue crews searching for survivors. here s more. reporter: the 7.8 magnitude quake struck less than 50 miles from kathmandu knocking down historic structures and killing more than 1400. tremors caused avalanches on mt. everest, rescue workers dug through rubble where buildings once stood. the cnn india bureau chief says rescuers face difficult conditions. this part of the world infrastructure tends to be very weak. roads aren t as wide. there isn t a robust emergency response system. the police system, the ambulance system, the healthcare system none of these systems are what you would imagine them to be in the west. reporter: kathmandu s population is one million. in the aftermath of the tragedy hospitals overflowed with the injured. emergency workers tre
bossy can annie has the details. suddenly the shock waves hit nepal. the ground shook quite hard for i would say 30 seconds. reporter: a massive 7.6 earthquake hitting theive pofrished himalayan country. the capital city of kathmandu crumbling and devastation as houses are in rubble and historical monuments in pieces and everywhere people running for their lives. you ran out into the street and you could hear screams. reporter: and residents jolted by after shocks and the terror returning again and again. after time it would come again and again, the panic would rise. reporter: the after shocks forcing hundreds of thousands to sleep outside as a race to pull survivors out and the help coming too late for those in the city and in the mountains where the quake triggered massive avalanches. and they are bearing mountaineers burying mountaineers behind them. and google saying we lost one of our own in this tragedy. and more bodies are pulled from the rubble. abc
world s most heinous weapons against the world s most vulnerable people. the u.s. urges closer to striking syria. four u.s. navy destroyers are close enough to launch a missile strike. what secretary kerry described as undeniable use of chemical weapons. how close is the u.s. right now to using military action. we re getting closer every moment. the president should not have set a red line unless he knows what he s going to do. firefighters making progress in the wildfire against yosemite national park. threatening san francisco s water supply. are you confident you ll be able to keep the reservoir safe. yes. yes, i think so so. a massive dust storm through the phoenix area reducing visibility to less than 100 feet. do you want to talk about miley? it was provocative, shocking. i don t even know what to say. going to hell in a twerking hand basket. now that george zimmerman has been acquitted for homicide he wan florida to pay $2 to $3 million fo