welcome to the whole story. i m anderson cooper. tonight, we take you into a world that few people get to see up close. the world of superyachts. private boats, some of them longer than a football field. they can cost hundreds of millions of dollars and it seems there are plenty of buyers. since the pandemic, more people than ever are building and buying them. business is reportedly booming. they ve become status symbols they ve become status symbols for the soup rer rich and striking symbols of inequality. their impact on the environment and the oceans is a topic of debat. the u.s. has seized some superyachts of russia s elite and now, your tax dollars are being spent to keep them in tiptop shape. cnn s s alisyn camerotota takes inside this world of superyachts. and her first stop, the monaco yacht show. this is monaco. land of the ultra wealthy.y. anand dotting g the harboror li crcrown jewelsls are some e of woworld s largrgest superyryach. bonjour. that s no
several road closures due toclos this summit.th last night d.c. police beganicee shutting down many of the manof roads are surrounding the washington convention center. cn they are not scheduled to reopen until saturday aroundro noon.noon fox5 s annie yu is live in liv i northwest with more on how on this is going to impactmp traffic. good morning, annie. m reporter: hey, goodte morning to all of you. boy, there is a lot ofa activity going on downtown atow this early hour. h preps began last night orbegan yesterday afternoon. aftno it bled into the overnightd in hours and crews are stilld crs r working at this hour puttingting the radius to the white house,o, it s going to be very, veryery tight security everywhere youere turn.turn. it s a two-day summit untilumun april 2nd and with the arrivalhv of those top leaders, policeic started working yesterday yte afternoon putting up those street closures. there s parking restrictions.g e there s even limitedim pedestrian traffic
refugee crisis. and in ethiopia, four and a half million people could need food aid. so austria has opened its border to refugees. more than 2,000 people have already crossed over from hungary after as we ve seen over the last few days and you see in these pictures of the very austria, this morning, a very difficult journey it has been. mohammed jamjoom tell me more what you ve seen mohammed. well, ca kamal, we have seen empty buses several of them coming back from the border, they have carried thousands of refugees there that have since crossed over into austria last couple of hours and we are expecting even more refugees will be arriving at the border, possibly within the next hour or two. dozens of more buses have picked up refugees from the main train station in budapest and they will be heading over and taking the refugees over to austria very soon. we expect to be encountering them in the next 30 to 40 minutes. this has been a very sad couple of days for many refuge
it is on the verge of success suspending embattled president seth platter. the russians say that their warships in the caspian sea fired missiles targeting the islamic state in iraq and the levant. they re targeting rebel fighters not isil. from the caspian sea, russia opened the second front in the syrian war, unleashing missiles at isil positions. they were hallelujahed without warning. they were broadcast on russian state television. with a range of 2.5000 kilometers the targets were well within reach. they obtained permission from iran and iraq to overfly their territory to enable the missiles to reach the targets. russia released graphics showing the missiles over iran and iraq and avoiding southeastern turk turkey. the minister briefed the president on the strike. data indicates that all targets were destroyed. the strike was totally unexpected, and it begs the question why russia would target isil positions 1200 kilometers away when it s got a large fighter bombe
and thousands march in baltimore, against an african american man s death in police custody. fssments in nepal, more than 2,000 have died april an earthquake struck. people prayed for those stuck under the debris. rescue teams finally reach one of the more remote areas of the country. many of the injured spent the night outside for fear of aftershocks. the u.s. has pledged $1 million in initial aid with more expected when the magnitude of the quake becomes clearer. and neighbors india and pakistan have mrs. pitched in, with military cargo planes with medicines pitching in. most of the deaths have been reported in the state of behar. one died in tibet. liddy dutt joins us from new delhi. talk us through what aid has been given. at the moment, it started yesterday afternoon as the operations started in india. four indian air force planes have made it, basics, everything from blankets and medicines to relief board have gotten to nepal. they are going to work with the army