tonight we re hearing from survivors who escapes in order korea and their stories are shocking the world. extermination camps killing entire families, prisoners digging their own graves and forced abortions. a new united nations reports to be released in hours. it blames the kim family for years of crimes against humanity. it is a place that would make your hair stand on end. kim young sun, known as yodok. from sunrise to sunset you work. there are no set working hours. you get up at 3:30 a.m. and work until dark. she managed to escape the country giving evidence to the united nations and the south korean capitol seoul, for their year long investigation of the secretive regime. it is evidence of torture, widespread abductions and murder. also spoke of extermination campletion. i camps. i have escorted a family to camp 16. and then to camp 11. that is called ex terminating three generations of a family. prisoner comes into an office and is told to take a seat.
hope to search for the missing jet liner. aand obamacare in the week ahead. tonight news out of washington, many expected but did not want to hear the death toll rose again late this evening from that massive mudslide. three more bodies were found. authorities now say 21 people have been killed when the mountain moved more than a week ago. hundreds are still searching for missing. our tanya moseley joins us from darington washington. tanya what s new tonight? there was a bit of a weather break. the enormity of the issue, the debris field in some areas is as high as 75 feet. armed with garden tools, rescue teams tediously sift through mud searching for the missing. the family members that i have spoken to i think have a very mature, real sense of wanting to have hope. and wanting to find that miracle. and we have provided them and are providing them every opportunity to find that miracle. we re looking for that miracle out there right now. four or 500 people are out th
implicated. plus cop encounter. the officer who stopped his car for a football encounter with the boy tells us how the incident is changing his life. we begin tonight with a growing unrest in ukraine. this is a live look at kiev tonight. thousands of antigovernment protestors are taking to the streets and battling with riot police. jennifer tbleas is i greas glase capital of kiev. this remains a front line of this line of protestors and the police on the opposite side, with shield and riot gear. they re exchanging explosions. the protestors have been firing fireworks at the police lines and the police respond with flash grenades filled with kind of, trying to move the crowds back. it hasn t been very effective, thousands of protestors to come to support the protestors. the protestors say they ll do whatever they want, stay here as long as they can until they get whatever they want. they re making lots of noise making themselves heard so they know they re here. despite conce
hello and bell to him al jazerra america i am morgan radford live in new york city. an appeal from president obama to russia pred hav vladimir put, his plea has fallen on deaf ears, putin said it s merely to secure safety. setting the stage for potential conflicts. since russia has veto power any security action appears unlikely. the u.s. is calling on u.n. to send observers to ukraine while nato is set to hold an emergency meeting in brussels on monday. president obama called putin and spoke for 90 minutes about a political solution, but so far russia is not budging. jennifer glasse is in the crimean capital where the russian forces are. reporter: the crimean president asked for help and he s getting it. here it crimea, at least, it s welcome news to many. jubilation in the crimean capital the russians are coming. as moscow endorsed the use of force, ethnic russians too being to streets like her sport being the russian flag. translator: they are our protectors, there wil
here comes the story of the hurricane the fight that the hurricane lost. the life of an icon that stood up. president putin has a dream to are. the easter truce in ukraine has been broken. three people are dead tonight after a gun fight broke out in the eastern city of slovyansk. each side is blaming the other. giving back navy ships. seven vessels arrived in odessa. the crew decided to stay behind and serve russia. moscow is blaming ukrainian nationalists. pro-russian separatists had been manning that roadblock. president putin has a dream to restore the soviet union. and every day he goes further and further. do remember his speech famous munich speech saying the biggest disaster of the former century is the collapse of the soviet union. i consider the biggest disaster this century would be the restoring of the soviet union under the auspices of president putin. we go now to jackie roland who has recent developments from the eastern city of slovyansk. loca