Be at the white house tomorrow with president obama. Wednesday is veterans day, the president attending services at Arlington National cemetery. Thehursday, he departs for turkey, and malaysia. We want to begin with your comments and comments. See snlad a chance to last night, and candidates bypassing traditional media is it a good idea . 202 7488000. If you think it is a bad idea, 202 7488001. We are also excepting your tweets at cspanwj. You can also send us an email at journal cspan. Org, or join us on facebook, facebook. Com cspan. Good sunday morning. Lets check out the story from nbc news. Of course, nbc hosting saturday night live. Live from new york, it is. Onald trump much like the campaign trail, the republican front runner did not hold back in his monologue, writing a joke about rosie odonnell, protesters angry about his appearance, and even fielding an interruption from larry david. [video clip] part of the reason i am here is i know to take a joke. This show has been a dis
By the hour the number seems to increase. The police in nepal say that more than 5,000 people are confirmed to have died more than double that have been hurt by saturdays earthquake. There is a little progress help in the form of aid beginning to arrive in remote areas which has proved extremely difficult to reach. And some of the injured much flow in for treatment into kathmandu. Many say they have not left any food or supports and theyre left to scavenge what they can. We went to one tent city that is now home for hundreds. Open and exposed. Its the safest place for many thousands across the capital and the rest of nepal while the threat of more aftershocks remain no one is taking any chances. Ten generations of the family lived in this area for decades, 24 of them have been living here since saturdays quake. With only the clothes they were wearing and a few personal possessions this is now their life. I have to whether this myself and borrow money doing this. Were surviving. No one
Identity of over 300 women and girls in nigeria. And clearing the air, south korea, china and japan discuss how to beat their sharedpollution problems. As a reminder always we feared the number keeps on increasing. Police in nepal saying more than 5,000 are confirmed dead at least 10,200 hurt in saturdays earthquake. There is some progress. Help finally beginning to rife to some remote areas which have proved very difficult to reach. And some have been flown from rural areas for treatment in the capital. But people say they are not receiving any food or supplies. There have been scuffles in the nepalese capitol. Our correspondent went to one tent city there that is now home to hundreds. Reporter open and exposed. Its the safest place for many thousands across the capitol and the rest of nepal. While the threat of more after shocks remain no one is taking any chances. Ten generations of this family have lived in this family for decades. 24 have been living here since saturdays quake. Wi
This is al jazeera america, live from new york city. Im randall pinkston. Well baltimore is trying to get back to normal today. An overnight curfew was largely successful with a few arrests. Schools reopened and parents found themselves facetoface with police in riot gear. John the department of justice says it has met with the family of freddie gray what can you tell us about that . Thats correct. They met on tuesday yesterday, with the family of freddy grey. But but they go on to say that the use of force by the Baltimore Police is likely to be published in the next couple of weeks, and an investigation is also being undertaken and the doj says they have sent a team to work on issues of conflict between the community and police. The report comes out on friday thats the interim report by the Baltimore Police into the death of freddie gray were not expecting to hear much information. That report will go straight to state prosecutors who will decide what they want to do with it. I think
Seoul, dirty air and government policy prove to be a toxic combination in south korea. We begin this news hour in nepal where aid and rescue teams are beginning to arrive in some remote areas of the country, four days after a devastating 7. 8 magnitude earthquake. The death toll is now past 5,000, with more than 10,000 others injured. Some of the wounded are being air lifted to the capitol or other safe areas to be treated. People are in ur kent need of shelter especially because of the unpredictable weather. Search operations are underway but hope of fining more survivors are dwindling. Nepals Prime Minister has visited the injured in hospital and toured some of the areas devastated by the earthquake and he is being blamed for what is seen as the governments slow response to the disaster. [ shouting ] there have been scuffles in kathmandu as protesters demanding urgent help from the government face off with police. These people say they are desperate to leave the capitol, but the buse