more air strikes in yemen and forces loyal to the exile president abd rabbuh mansur hadi gained control of aiden pushing the shia rebels back and say houthis must surrender before the peace process can begin. translator: no talks at the present time as long as the houthis and militias of ali abdullah saleh continue the crime against people and until they put their weapons aside and surrender. according to u.n. agencies more than a thousand people have been killed since fighting began over a month ago and we have more on the deteriorating humanitarian situation. reporter: there is a semblance of law an order here despite no clear government earns in yemen a bomb disposal is at work hitting an air strike earlier in the week and spent ammunition liters the streets and lying around for days. translator: the area is not free of chemical substances with detectors and connected explosives and being moved to be disarmed somewhere else. it was the loudest blast people
years after genocide. plus a volcano in chili has an ash cloud reaching thousands of miles away. the strain on syria s neighbors is driving more and more people to try to cross the sea to europe. the european union is to double the emergency aid it gives to italy, greece and malta to deal with migrants to make it across the mediterranean but the eu is also diverting resources to stop the people smugglers. in tunisia a man appeared in court charged of being in charge a boat that crashed last sunday. at least 700 people on board the boat died. reporter: is this the face of a trader in human misery? that s what the court must decide. he says he was only a passenger on the overcrowded boat that capsized with the loss of hundreds of lives. other survivors say he was the boat s captain. but even if guilty he will surely only be a small cog in the huge business of taking desperate people across the mediterranean. we traveled in sicily. there are migrants in the public squares,
searching for migrants who are trying to reach europe. and commemorating armenia arrest armenia. and the dna that is altered in the embryo. we have more on sports news. it s back to barcelona. bayern munich has had so much success. dozens have aride in the sicilian bored of catania just in friday. they re diverting resources to stop people smugglers. this man prosecutors say he was at the helm of a boat that collided with a containership around sank off the libyan coast. 700 people died then. now those numbers contributed to an april record for migrant deaths. more than 1300 are thought to have lost their lives while making the crossing. barnaby phillips has more from catania. is this the face of a trader in human misery? that s what a court in catania must decide. he said he was only a passenger on the overcrowded boat that capsized with the loss of hundreds of lives. other survivors say he was the boat s captain. but even if guilty he would surely be only a small
that there will be no peace until houthi rebels surrender. armenia commemorating what it calls genocide, an account that turkey rejects. and the chilean volcano spewing ash 1600 kilometers away. european union saying it will double the emergency aid it gives to italy, greece and malty. the idea is to deal with the influx of migrants. that money will be used to manage staff reception centers and provide medical aid to people. dozens more arrived in the last 24 hours in the sicilian port of catania, coming ashore on friday, the e.u. also diverting resources saying to stop the people smugglers themselves. while appearing in court in catania, this man prosecutors say that he was the man at the helm of the boat which collided with a container, a containership that sank off the libyan coast and 700 people dieing there. those numbers contributing to an april record of migrant death at see. 1300 are thought to have lost their lives while making the crossing. we have more from c
arctic. we will take you to canada s most northern coastal community. we begin this news hour in nepal where hundreds of people have been killed after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck the capital, catholic kathmandu. a look for survivors that continues right now. let s take a look at the full extent of the damage. the earthquake rocks central nepal between kathmandu and pokhara. tremors were felt in india. the 7.9 earthquake shook dhaka. we have three reporters covering the story from all of these locations. first, let s go to nicole johnston. she has the latest in this report report. reporter: it s the most powerful earth wake in nepal in decades. people describe wave after wave of tremors. the army is sifting the rubble brick by brick looking for signs of life as well as bodies. the number of people killed is increasing. hundreds of people have been recovered. people are trapped in the rubble and the infrastructure is mobilizing so that people who are trapped under rub