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the need for food and shelter continues as bad weather closes in. fighters try to repel houthi rebels. and a stand off at the polish border as riders march in. barcelona took the honors of espanyol to increase the pressure to the title. total and utter devastation. more than 1300 people at least have been killed. this is because of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in nepal just to the north of the capital kathmandu. people did what they could digging through the republic. with their bear hands desperately trying to reach anybody who was still trapped in the fallen buildings. the injured many simply had to be treated outside in the streets. fears of aftershocks and more building collapses meant that it was the safest place. the quake destroy monuments and historic buildings. this is the power before the quake and after the tremor, reduced to little more than a stump. 1300 reported fatalities at the moment as subinashrestha reports from the capital. people describe wa ....
soviet army from afghanistan. i m in iraq looking at how afghans remember that occupation. welcome to al jazeera america, i m morgan radford live from new york city. autoworkers in tennessee say no to unionizing dealing a blow to organised labour. it was two years in the making and pro and antiunion leaders tried to persuade workers. 712 voted against allowing the united organizers to organise the plant. 626 voted for it. it s a stinging plough to the union and organised labour. after three days of secret balloting, employees at volkswagen s chattanooga plant voted no. we are thankful it turned out the way it did. volkswagen invested a million in the plant, which started building the distance. the company was lured by $777 million. some viewed it as a set back that would benefit the uaw. it s a problem that the uaw has a need for our money. they don t care about the guys, they don t. the campaign was seen as organised labours best chance to expand in the s ....
no to the union. the syrian peace talks in geneva ended in a stalemate. james bays has the latest. reporter: dr. brahimi sounded frustrated, he was as diplomatic as ever, but if you listen carefully he made it clear who he thought was to blame for where we are right now. he explained that they sho theyt items on the agenda and set out the order they should be discussed and the contention over what is the most important issue here. he decided the two issues that should be discussed on two consecutive days. first they should discuss fighter terrorism, stopping violence in syria on the first day, and on the second day they should move to the item of the transitional governing body that will be formed to rule syria in the future. he said quite clearly it was the government side who objected to that agenda. moments after they spoke both sides came out to meet the pre press. the syrian delegation accepted from the beginning within the first three minutes of the meeting ....
the second round of syrian peace talks official ended in officially ended in are failure today. the mediator is blaming the syrian government. our james bays has the latest from geneva. after chairing a second round of talks that have achieved nothing, mediator lakhdar brahimi wanted to address the syrian people. i m very, very sorry and i apologize to the syrian people, that hopes which were very, very high, tha that something will hn here. i think the little that has been achieved in homs gave them even more hope. reporter: dr. brahimi explained there had been arguments over the agenda for the talks. he made a compromise proposal and he made it clear which side had objected. unfortunately, the government has refused, which raises the suspicion of the opposition. that, in fact, the government doesn t want to discuss at all. reporter: within minutes both sides came to brief the media. even though everybody heard dr. brahimi say it was the syrian government ....
prime minister - the 39-year-old tipped to take the tab job families separated by the korean war 60 years ago. i feel like i am punished because i left them behind. if i see them again i ll feel like i m reborn. egypt s deposed president mohamed morsi arrived at a court in cairo to face charges of espionage and inciting murder. on his last appearance mohamed morsi refused to recognise the legitimacy of the court. 35 others, including former aides and muslim brotherhood leaders stand accused. let s turn to our correspondent who joins us from george town university. thank you for making it on the show. this, of course - there has been a lot of controversy over this trial. in your opinion, is this a show trial or do you think he will receive a fair trial? we haven t seen evidence at all that there are any fair proceedings that are taking place. these are deeply politicized. most of the others are leaders and figures and advisors working in the department. and other ....