they took sammy to the act philly shelter thinking they would have to give him up because they could not afford his medical care. >> i did see the family coming in after he was sammy was hit by the car and i know how distraught they were leaving him there. >> reporter: director of tiny paws rescue stepped in and made sure that sammy got x-rays. they showed he had a bad hip dislocation and needed surgery to remove his hip joints. tiny paws rescued called the pet, wood burn animal clinic levittown who agreed to do the surgery and saving sammy's life. making this little boy field. >> happy. >> happy. >> wanted to get sammy back home to his family so he could start eating again because he was not eating or sleeping while away. >> reporter: a happy reunion for sammy and a family that loves him dearly. >> it feels great that somebody can pay it forward and help people. >> reporter: in northeast philadelphia sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >>> still to come on "action news" tonight we showed you a little bit of it last night but white house correspondents dinner went well in

. >>> a dog is back home with their family thanks to a team of volunteers. 2-year-old sammy suffered injuries when a car ran him over. through the generosity of strangers he is back on his feet and enjoying a second shot at life. sharrie williams has the rest of the story. >> reporter: dwayne blackman is a little boy who loves his dog sammy. they are always together. they are best friends. they play video games together. >> reporter: mom said dwayne was cheyanne struggled to communicate until sammy joined the family and changed everything. >> my son hardly talked when he was little. he knows how to talk, but he doesn't open up to many people. when we got the dog he turned into a different kid. >> reporter: but a few days ago the dog was in great danger. >> he snuck out and got hit by a car and somebody left him there. badly wounded the family didn't think the pet would live. they took him to the shelter thinking they would have to give him up because they could not afford his medical care. >> i did see the family come in after sammy was hit by the car i know how distraught they were

helping to save sammy's life. they got him back home where he belonged. that was great news to little dwayne blackman who was always by sammy's side. >> always together, all they do is play with each other. the it is like they are best friend. they even play video games to go. >> sammy needed surgery to help him walk again but tonight he is expect to be just fine. >>> coming up at 11:30 find out why sammy is so special to this family and how they teamed up to save his life. >>> much more to come tonight a sailing event turns tragic when stormy conditions quickly popped up in alabama. we will show you the view from one of the both, and those powerful wind that kicked up. >>> plus officials say this maintenance worker at jfk airport was really cleaning up but not in the way she was hired to. stunning number of mini liquor bottles discovered when they search her home. >>> phillies fanatic gets the only birthday present he ever really wanted. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me?

sammy. >> let's hope they find a way. for now thanks so much. >>> in syria at least 26 people have been killed in aleppo in government barrel bomb attacks activists say dozens were injured. regime forces have intensified their bombing of the neighborhoods of aleppo controlled by rebels, targeting schools and markets. >>> saudi arabia's newly appointed foreign minister is to attends his first gulf corpse summit. yemen is expected to formally request to join the powerful grouping of arab gulf monarchies. more on the deteriorating humanitarian situation in em yemen. i must warn you might find of the images in this report to be distressing. >> reporter: this malnourished 12 is one that millions that need food in yemen. and this is what has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. intense fighting between pro government groups fightth houthis and loyal assists of the former regime. this area is just west of the airport in the port city of aden. people who live here say houthis and militia men who support them t

sammy. >> thanks rob. now in china car lovers are gathering for the 16th shanghai motor show and chinese is the biggest auto market and the demand for new cars is falling and sales for 2015 will raise 8%, almost half of what it was two years ago. foreign car makers are set to unveil new products at this week's shanghai show despite the slow down and saying they invested $13 billion last year and slow down blamed on increasing number of cities placing restrictions on car sales in order to tackle pollution and we have more now from shanghai. >> reporter: this is arguably china's most important trade event and certainly the biggest auto show anywhere in the world and when i came to the country 26 years ago private car ownership was basically unheard of. last year some 23 million vehicles were sold in china but in percentage terms sales are falling from 13% in 2013 to 7% last year. and there are a number of reasons for that. china's economy is slowing. also the government intensifying campaign against corrupti

. ♪ ♪ >>> from al jazerra's headquarters in doha, i am sammy, also ahead iraqi forces battle to take more territory back from isil as the prime minister heads to the u.s. to ask for help. >>> not forgotten. nigeria marks one year since 200 girls were kidnapped by boko haram. >>> plus once the powerhouse of ecuador's economy the oil industry is no longer pumping up the president's policies. we'll tell you why. ♪ ♪ >>> first, to yemen where saudi arabia is boosting security along its border, moving in tanks, artillery units and border guards. for almost three weeks now the kingdom has been pounding height targets right across the country. the saudi-led coalition has continued its bombardment of aden the southern port city becoming major battle ground against the houthis. military planes have also hit targets in ib robins, a sports stadium was hit there causing major damage, it's one of yemen's most dentsly-poll lated areas. sanaa absolutely defiant. the response to saudi arabia's actions will be decisive. mohamed adow has the latest from the generally-saudi border. >> reporter: it'

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm sammy and also coming up, european foreign minister meet for crisis talks after 700 migrants drown in the mediterranean and china president is on his first official visit to pakistan with 46 billion of investment and flying high where the kite capitol of the world where hundreds gather for a once banned sport. ♪ saudi-led coalition bombed the weapons depo in the capitol sanaa causing a huge explosion. apparently it was targeting a scud missile base for the shia houthi rebels in the mountain and in a separate development yemen foreign minister says thousands loyal to the former president have been killed since the operation started. our correspondent is joining us now from saudi arabia and mohamed let's start with the explosion, what are we hearing now? >> yeah sammy, these explosions perhaps is the biggest that has been documented by the media. we have seen the saudi coalition spokesman everyday showing us the explosions from air but this is the most dramatic one because it has been filmed by the media from close range and has been a huge bla

>> reporter: sammy, they are getting help but it's slowly coming in. this is a tent that has come up since the quake hit on saturday hundreds of people have been calling this home, battling the element elements. just today they managed to get a few more tents because of the rain otherwise they were pretty much sleeping out in the open and that is one of the hardest fights that i have had against mother nature and have come out because of the earthquake and it rained and had to go back inside and aftershocks run back outside, it's cool in the night the sun comes out and it's hot again and it has been a really hard fight and relief has slowly come in but it still has a lot more to go for kathmandu and we are not talking the rest of the country. >> let's talk about the rest of the country, what is happening in some of the more remote areas close to the epicenter? >> reporter: basically we still don't know. most of the roads are cutoff by landslides and the thing is this could be similar to the 2010 floods in pakistan if you have no electricity, your mobil

a group called tiny paws rescue helped save sammy's life. that was great news to the little boy who is always at his side. >> they are always together. >> sammy is expected to walk again and will make a full recovery. >>> a quick-thinking neighbor helped a family get out of a house fire overnight. >> we continue to cover the rescue mission in nepal. hear from the woman who has relatives in country when "action news" continues. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this monday, april 27. developing this morning. >> a climber records the terrifying moment a wall of snow, ice and rocks slams

hours with this going around the city to getting feeling of the polling stations in border town and sammy still low key and most people we are seeing who are voting we have not seen many young people and some people will stop to say the reason they are not voting is they think their vote will not make a difference and like you have said the opposition has been asking people not to go to the polling station but that said sammy, this voting exercise is going to take three days and the sudan people have a way of waiting to the last-minute to cast their ballots and cartoon does not represent sudan, it's a big country with 18 states and 11,000 polling stations so it's really very early days but a lot of people that we talked to since we came here say they want change and they don't think that president bashir will do anything different than what he has done in the year he has been there but of course his supporters will have a different opinion. some young men have lived as long as bashir has been president and he said he will not seek reelection but it's almost certain he will likely win elec

. >> the baker for the evening is her sister sammy. they soon notice strange things happening. >> about 3:00 is when things started getting weird. a strange car kept pulling into the parking lot and almost hit a customer. >> he come in like every hour. when we went out at 5:00, jenny said a guy come out from behind the dumpster and walked across the parking lot. but he had gloves on and would not look at us at all. most people when they walk through the parking lot, they at least say hi to us. but him, he wouldn't. >> nervous about the man's behavior, the sisters start taking precautions. >> i had been taking money out of the register and hiding it all night long. i had put it in a different spot so that there was only like $35 in my register throughout the night. you notice things a little bit more than most people would because it is the night shift. the weirdness was going on so much, it was just too much of it. >> and just as jenny is about to change shifts with the morning workers, her fears are realized. >> we looked up and there

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm sammy live from doha headquarters and also coming up, saudi arabia says after 26 days of air strikes they succeeded in making their border with yemen safer. china's president is on his first official visit to pakistan with 46 dollars of investments and flying high in the capitol of the world where hundreds gather for a once banned sport. ♪ the italian prime minister is leaving calls for an emergency response to europe's deepening migration crisis and talks with ministers in luxonburg and they are still bringing the bodies ashore from the latest tragedy north of libya and happened when an overloaded vessel capsized on sunday with hundreds of people on board and survivors have been taken to the italian island of sicily and being cared for the u.n. for refugees. >> first of this little group of the survivors has been brought to the hospital here in catania and i talked to the director of the hospital and says that this guy from bangladesh a very young guy, is pretty well now and he is reporting that they were really many, many persons including

. ♪ hello, you are watching al jazeera, i'm sammy live from our headquarters in doha also coming up, on the show iran's fight against i.s.i.l. the prime minister goes to washington to seek more help in the battle. one year on more than 200 girls kidnapped by boko haram are still missing. nigeria's newly-elected president vows to do everything to bring them home. plus, it was once the powerhouse of ecuador's economy the oil industry is no longer pumping out the president's policies though and we will tell you why. ♪ let's begin with somalia and gunmen believed to be from al-shabab and used a car bomb to gain access to a building in mogadushu and we understand it's now over and we are joined near the kenya/somali border and what can you tell us? >> reporter: african union peace keepers reported by somali government forces three al-shabab, affected al-shabab gunmen entered the building after an explosion. eyewitnesses recounted being up to ten dead people, eight of them are believes to be people who are traveling in a mini bus, the mini bus was carrying passengers in mogadadishu and b

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy live from doha. search and rescue efforts continue in nepal as anger rises about the government's response. the country struggles to distribute aid and help the wounded in overrun hospitals. the battle for ties and they target one of the largest cities. >>> i'll have all your sport including guilty of groping but free to play world number one to represent asia at the rio 2016 olympics after getting a retroactive drug ban. ♪ let's start with the death toll from nepal's devastating earthquake and rising and standing at 3729. and much of the damage in the capitol was centered around the historic square heart of kathmandu's town and rescuer digging through the rubble and trying to find runsurvivors but with the airport there is one runway and people waiting to fly out and the aftershocks mean the airport is not always open for business and nepal is one of the poorest countries and 20 countries are behind the effort including india, pakistan china, israel, united states and members of the eu and they se

hello you are watching al jazeera, i'm sammy zaidan. also coming up in the show, a new chapter of relations strained for over 50 years and a historic election in is nigeria. plus. >> i'm veronica pedrosa once again in the spotlight for is slave labor despite government promises. >> now the saudi led coalition has tetched up its stepped up its targets in yemen, this coalition received blow on tri. friday. pakistan voted to stay out of the conflict offering to peed 88th. many carried banners condemning the offensive as an acts of congregation what they called saudi, american and dye you zionist interference. >> two planes landed at the yemeni capital friday, containing enough mill equipment to help a thousand people. >> arrived now full of 16 tons of medical assistance very needed our in yemen. we expect another plane tomorrow. >> another plane arrived into the southern city of aden by boat. but are distributing the aid could be difficult. boats are being prevented from leaving many ports. >> i would like to share with you again that the

hello you're watching al jazeera, i'm sammy zaidan. live in nairobi. also coming up in the show, kenya gives the u.n. the direction to remove a refugee camp housing somalis. >>> the u.s. and cuba hold the first meeting in almost 50 years. >> i'm wayne hawaii, hay one of the most innovative art galleries is about to be opened in new york. >>> three of saudi soldiers were killed. the saudi defense minister is blaming the houthis for the attack. more than 500 houthi fighters have been killed in border fighting in nijan and nazran. strikes against houthis, this is a picture of an attack against houthi rebels near sanaa. >>> hospitals are struggling. a second red cross plane has landed in the yemeni capital. the u.n. has asked for a pause in fighting every day so the red cross can deliver supplies. a spokes mawfnman for the saudi led coalition. >> the beginning there were about 50 a day. then we moved to 80 when we started targeting the coalition forces and blocking that are supplies. we are on the ground and continue to chase all the enemy convoys who are

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy and live from headquarters in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes, [gunfire] saudi arabia reenforces security along the border with yemen as it continues the campaign against houthi fighters. iraq's fight against i.s.i.l. the prime minister goes to washington to seek more help in the battle. one year on and more than 200 girls kidnapped by boko haram are still missing and the newly-elected president vows to do everything to bring them home plus. >>> i'm phil at a state sanctioned camp for migrants trying to reach the uk and find out why authorities are sending them here and why the migrants say the conditions are worse than inhumane later in the program. ♪ let's bring you some breaking news coming into us first out of somalia and people from al-shabab in the ministry of education in the capitol mogadushu and people are on the scene and perhaps one person has been killed and we will have more on that as soon as we get it. let's go to yemen now where the saudi-led coalition is intensifying air strikes on multiple targets in yemen south where

sammy. >> thanks so much rob. and now they brought the world the bullet train, now engineers in japan have broken the world train speed record for the second time in a week. they did it with a high-tech train and literally floating on air and technology and leslie explains. >> reporter: on a tract west of tokyo japan super conducting train that is 603 kilometers an hour and doing so it breaks the world train speed record. >> translator: this train is set up the same way as we will use it commercially the comfort of passengers of high speed improved and i think the tests should lead to stable commercial use in the future. >> reporter: part of a plan to build a $47 billion high speed line between tokyo and if completed in 2027 the 280 kilometers could be traveled in around 40 minutes. >> when they will cross over 500 kilometers an hour do make a lot of noise and having them deep under ground and 40 meters under ground it's thought they with are out of the way because under ground you don't have to worry about trying

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. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazerra, i am sammy live from our doha headquarters. also ahead the u.s. city of baltimore declares the state of emergency amid violent protests over another black life lost in police custody. >>> a u.n. inquiry find israel killed at least 44 palestinians at u.n. facilities at last year's assault on gaza. plus. >> reporter: i am nick clark reporting from the busiest port in scandinavia where they are countdown on a mission. >>> the u.n. is warning 8 million people have been affected by the earthquake in nepal. and for those still trapped under the rubble, time is running out. it's now more than 72 hours since the quake hit. that's a crucial period. the government says more than 4,300 bodies have been recovered so far. the death toll they say could more than double. let's cross over to faiz jamil in the historic square in central kathmandu, as i mentioned there the window must be closing on finding any survivors. bring us up to speed with the search through that rubble. >> reporter: well, that's right sammy. the window is closing. there

i am sammy. coming up escaping the violence in yemen hundreds of refugees cross in to saudi arabia as they reject calls for it to end its military campaign. >> anything, anything but due douma. >>> 10s of thousands take to the stress against president due ma douma rousseff. something that could refrevolutionize power. >>> now, polls have opened in sudan for elections that are expected to return president bashier to power. the 71-year-old has ruled the country for 25 years and face no sir real competition. the mainstream opposition is boycotting the vote. and the international community skeptical the poll will deliver a credit result. catherine soi reports from khartoum. >> reporter: some of these young men have lived for as long as omar al bashir has been president. he had in the past said that he would not seek reelection. but now it's almost certain that he will likely win this election election. he is a 25-year-old university student from darfur, most of his family has been displaced by the co

. >> reporter: check out sammy so cute. rolling around in a custom fit wheelchair because she can't control what her hind legs do anymore. her owner says that she was just heartbroken when the vet told her it was an uncurable disease. but a association that helps pets came to the rescue and sammy seems to be taking full advantage of what her wheelchair allows her to do. >> the wheelchair maker ruf rolling. they were hoping to do the same for other pets in need. >> nice thing to do. >>> it was their last trip to kansas city. and it turned into a feisty weekend of baseball. with ejections and a late come back. it's all coming up next in sports. >>> and there's a chance of rain in the forecast believe it or not. meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking those chances coming up next. for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of new shoes is a small but important gift. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. >>> felt l

hello and welcome to al jazerra i am sammy live from our doha headquarters. also ahead. the u.s. city of baltimore declares a state of emergency amid violent protests over another black life lost in police custody. a united nations inquiry find israel killed at least 44 palestinians at u.n. facilities during last year's assault on gaza. plus. no backing down in ba burundi supporters of the president stand up against protesters. ♪ >>> it's now more than 72 hours since nepal has hit by a powerful earthquake. that's a crucial time period for rescuers to reach those trapped under the rubble. it's a very crucial time for find people still alive. menmany of those in need of help are finding time is running out. andrew simmonds reports. >> reporter: they are fighting over sheets of plastic. anything is resembling shelter is in short supply. at the present time report available and the crowds are homeless or refuse to go return to their houses for fear of another earthquake. this is where many of them have come from. from street to street it's the same. homes destroyed. the army is try

been searching here for many days they will continue until they have recovered the last the bodies sammy. >> thanks so much. live for us from hat ban due. >>> vietnam has celebrated its 40th anniversary of the victory over america. the fall of saigon in 1975 marked the final end of america's decades-long involvement in the country. it's estimated 3 million vietnamese and 58,000 americans died in the conflict. >>> 75 million liters of toxic chemicals were dispensed by u.s. forces in vietnam and the dark legacy of that contamination continues, scott heidler reports, but let's warn you may find some of the images in his report to be distressing. >> reporter: he wasn't alive during the war that carries his country's name. a that are ended 40 years ago but it's effects it's contamination says his mother has robbed the seven-year-old of a normal life. but much more than that, it will kill him. just like it killed his sister, she was seven when she died from the same blood disease that he suffered from. his father works at the airport a site where u.s. military planed were load today agent oran

welcome to the news hour i'm sammy in doha nepal struggles to provide the basic necessities for citizens after the worst earthquake in 80 years, a curfew in baltimore after protests of police brutality and meet yemen trying to escape war and poverty of a better life across the border plus 40 years after the vietnam war we look at the dramatic changes the c

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. >> well, sammy it's worth mentioning. but this election to choose, or the state assembly members as we call them here in nigeria. this is the epicenter facing up against the opposition, which is the all progressive congress party. there is a feeling that it's the richest oil producing state in nigeria and excite hundreds of of. people think they don't want to let go of this state. as a consequence there has been pre-election violence in which 50 people have been killed. here's the short summary of what we're witnessing today. >> an opposition politician alleges nine people were killed when supporters of the ruling party attacked his room on april april 3rd. >> you can see that itch lost everything. >> vincent believes the attack was planned to stop him and other opposition candidates from running in saturday's election. voters will be deciding on. people here are afraid there could be more violence. behind the fight something a battle for control between the two parties. it's the richest oil-preduesing state in the countr

. >> reporter: but thanks to the generosity of others sammy is back to being well a normal dog. >> okay. her tail doesn't stop wagging when she's in the chair. >> she still thinks she can run. >> reporter: the manufacturing company made it all happen. >> she uses it to get around. >> reporter: they gave the $500 wheelchair to sammy for free and wants to do the same thing for other pets with needs. >> that's all they want to do is run and play and we give that opportunity for it to happen. >> reporter: a second chance that will make this pup's life much easier in the days ahead. >> she takes care of me and i take care of her. >> go little doggie. that was kathy hernandez with kdvr in denver reporting. >>> well, two people nearly killed in a car crash but that's just the start. boy this is odd. look what is on the ground. that's a lot of money. look at those people picking it up. we'll come back. drag her to safety, all the while the overturned car is smouldering but then all of a sudden it starts to really burn. just minutes later it burnt to a crisp. that woman is going to be fine. she'

. >> reporter: but thanks to the generosity of others sammy is back to being well a normal dog. >> okay. her tail doesn't stop wagging when she's in the chair. >> she still thinks she can run. >> reporter: the manufacturing company made it all happen. >> she uses it to get around. >> reporter: they gave the $500 wheelchair to sammy for free and wants to do the same thing for other pets with needs. >> that's all they want to do is run and play and we give that opportunity for it to happen. >> reporter: a second chance that will make this pup's life much easier in the days ahead. >> she takes care of me and i take care of her. >> go little doggie. that was kathy hernandez with kdvr in denver reporting. >>> well, two people nearly killed in a car crash but that's just the start. boy this is odd. look what is on the ground. that's a lot of money. look at those people picking it up. we'll come back. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the fa

heidi, frank, sammy, eric. i asked them the hollywood celebrity culture. we are talking about celebrities everyday. we can we can also run into them at starbucks. i just ran into so-and-so. i asked them tell me some secrets about you. >> six months pregnant. sorry. >> that may or may not be true. >> tell her. >> he has an enormous head. >> and we talked about some of the topics. >> the year was 2000, and jennifer lopez wore were an ultra- revealing for such address. >> the green one. >> yes. >> so many people were like my have to see a picture of address. they go online command we take it for granted that you can pop up anything and is right they're. back in 2,000 you could not do that. >> was the internet even around? >> it was. it actually impact of the internet. >> google existed trouble when she was address the became the number one and biggest search that google had ever had. that is when they invented google image. bill: that me ask. are they competitive with the other group? what is the difference? >> they are really different. he has his own rap of

statement said they were able to identify the man who is known by burgess and his name is shariff known as sammy and they put a bounty on his head $1 million to be given to anyone who can help find him. and that is basically the gist of the statement but also it indicates that saudi arabia now is being somehow punished by i.s.i.s. i.s.i.s. has warned earlier on that it is going to strike back against any country that participates in the campaign against them in iraq and syria. >> thanks mohamed. and more air strikes by the saudi-led coalition against houthi targets in yemen and forces loyal to the president abd rabbuh mansur hadi gained control over large pardons of aiden pushing them back and said houthis most surrender before the peace process can begin. >> translator: there will be no talks at the present time as long as the houthis and the malitias of ali abdullah saleh continue the crime against many people and until they put weapons aside and surrender. >> reporter: u.n. has invited the syrian government and opposition groups to separate peace talks in geneva next month and opposition figh

sammy was diagnosed with a disease causing her to lose control of her hind legs. thanks to the generosity of others sammy getting around fine./ío two groups donated a wheelchair. we said we had a surprise to unveil on "the real story." news the time. a new web site for my upcoming book "getting real." officially operational. here's a peek. here it is. gretchencarlson.com. there's the countdown for how long. 56 days until it actually happens. some people who gave me blushes. here's the good part. don't laugh. this is the real gretchen carlson. photos from back in the day. you can see some funny ones when i grew up and when i was chubby and all that. and then go down here and see where i will be visiting so i hope i get to meet a lot of you in cities across the country. i'd love to sign a book for you. >>> thank you for being part of "the real story." i'm gretchen. here's shep. >> a half dozen more americans are now understand arrest accused of trying to join the islamic state fighters on the battlefield. why the fedÑuu-Ñ say they're not just wanna-bes. it comes

. >> absolutely, sammy. the continued presence of kenyan traps in somalia is a forecast of debate again we know that al-shabab leaders have been saying that the reason why they are attacking kenya is because of the troops in somalia and they want those troops we drawn. now a lot of kenyans are saying that really the government perhaps should think much a different strategy perhaps the government should think of an exit plan and protect the country from within and protect the borders very porous border with somalia. the president and other people in aden there who you aired the majority leader of parliament and the president have been saying that al-shabab saying that the troops are going to stay in somalia until the mission is complete. but analysts i talk to, sammy saying to what end? >> i understand as well, catherine security forces are unveiling a plan. is any of that restoring public confidence in the public security? >> people are very concerned and they're saying that the government is not doing enoug

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am sammy, you are watching al jazerra. also on the show. saudi arabia's new foreign minister is to attends his first first degree gcc summit with the war in yemen set to dominate the agenda. parades and celebrations in ho chi minh city to mark the victory over america by vietnam.

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy in doha a large explosion rocks sanaa, a scud missile base hit in the capitol. european foreign ministers meet for crisis talks after 700 migrants drown in the mediterranean and china president on the first official visit to pakistan with $46 billion of investments, and flying high we are in the kite capitol of the world where

hello you are watching al jazeera, i'm sammy zaidan. also coming up in the show, a new chapter of relations strained for over 50 years and a historic election in is nigeria.

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy and live from headquarters in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes, [gunfire] saudi arabia reenforces security along the border with yemen as it continues the campaign against houthi fighters. iraq's fight against i.s.i.l. the prime minister goes to washington to seek more help in the battle. one year on and more than 200 girls

hello and welcome to al jazerra i am sammy live from our doha headquarters. also ahead. the u.s. city of baltimore declares a state of emergency amid violent protests over another black life lost in police custody. a united nations inquiry find israel killed at least 44 palestinians at u.n. facilities during last

. ♪ ♪ >>> from al jazerra's headquarters in doha, i am sammy, also ahead iraqi forces battle to take more territory back from isil as the prime minister heads to the u.s. to ask for help. >>> not forgotten. nigeria marks one year since 200 girls were kidnapped by boko haram. >>> plus once the powerhouse of ecuador's

catherine: last year 10-year-old sammy was adopted by boko haram ram while at school. the teacher told us that boko haram was here, and he told us to run to the river, but we could not cross. it was too deep. the man came on a motorcycle and that he was not from boko haram and he was coming for help. when we got out of the water, he took out his gun and said he was boko haram and he took us. his father managed to reclaim him. they now live in this area in southeast niger, among some 1300 nigerian refugees. half of these are children. here, they are being offered psychological support and the courage to deal with their trouble. "they came here is a member of boko haram burning a vehicle here it is someone who had his throat cut." not all have escaped. in particular, the extremist group are taking young women entering them into cooks sex slaves, and even fighter. >> one girl is 19 years old, and she told me that she had been trained how to use a gun, she had also been trained in the use of explosives, and they have also been taken by boko haram on attack against her own

she heard a voice commenting on the dirty diaper she was changing on baby sammy. >> i was kind of really freaked out. like -- maybe somebody hacked into the camera or something. and so he says something else like oh well you should probably password protect your camera. >> reporter: experts say there are simple ways to protect your system from hackers. one of the first things you should do is change your passwords. last year, hackers got access to thousands of web cams and baby monitors and live streamed the video on a russian website. many of the hacked web cams were left in their default settings with weak passwords. >> as soon as you get home, all right you get it connected to the network, change all of the default passwords. right? and then go online and then download any software updates that need to be applied to this as well. >> reporter: he says only connect devices that you need to the web cam to minimize your exposure to hackers. danielle nottingham, cbs news, san francisco. >> cyber security experts also recommend people disable their audio and cover the camera lens or unplug

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy live from doha. search and rescue efforts continue in nepal as anger rises about the government's response. the country struggles to distribute aid and help the wounded in overrun hospitals. the battle for ties and they target one of the largest cities. >>> i'll have all your sport including

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy in doha and coming up in the show mohamed morsi gets 20 years in jail of the killings of protesters. iran calls for immediate ceasefire in yemen after they shatter the windows of the embassy in sanaa. captain of the boat that capsized off the coast of libya killing 800 migrants is charged with

. >> reporter: sammy glickman says, it's a hazy event. >> i remember going for a run in the park and inhaling a lot of illegal substances. and i'm actually, i remember it being hard to breathe. >> reporter: police remember someone fired a gun into the crowd last year. to one was hurt, but police made several arrests. officers will be innous in force. >> in basically unpermitted, unsanctioned event. >> reporter: the supervisor says the 4/20 party creates safety and traffic concerns. this year's event expected to snarl the monday evening commute. >> commute home i would strongly advise people to steer clear of the area on monday. >> reporter: retailers are ready. some are selling souvenirs. others are preparing to close early. at the look glass collage, steven wilsons says 440/20 is not a -- >> it makes it harder for police to do their job. >> reporter: neighbors are hoping for a mellow event. >> people probably have work. so they might have to put off the celebrations. >> reporter: peekikachu is peckexpect company. >> rainbow groups are coming here. i want to catch rides out to rainbo

stephen: we will coach you at sammy have a big deal. michael hewson, thanks for joining us. very quickly before we go, let's look at what is happening in the markets. midpoint of trading day. that deal helping to lift the london ftse 100. less optimistic picture in paris and record. genie: time now for the press review. genie: we focus on what papers are saying around the world. lots of papers are still focusing on the victims of last week's brutal attack in recep kenya -- garissa, kenya. reporter: absolutely, and last night the ceremony was held in nairobi to remember the victims of that al-shabaab attack. "the guardian" is reporting how many people have taken to social media to commemorate those who died, humanizing them by sharing their stories also lots of them are using #147notjustanumber. 147 was the number of victims. now it is 148, but this is the number that is stuck in the media. and also #theyhavenames. they are honoring the victims by sharing photos and stories of them. this 1, 21 years old, and you can see one of the details is that her dream was to be a teacher

. ♪ from al jazeera's headquarters in doha i'm sammy and ahead election day in sudan and president bashir expected to extend 25-year rule and opposition boycotting the poll. >> anything is better than dilma rousseff. >> reporter: tens of thousands take to the streets in brazil against president dilma rousseff. andrew thomas in new castle australia at a protest at a facility that could revolutionize the way the sun is used to make electricity. ♪ let's start with yemen where tribal forces have taken control in the southeast of the country and camps belong to forces loyal to former president. meanwhile saudi-led planes intensifying raids on houthi rebel targets in the southern city of aiden for a second straight day and targeted the presidential palace there. and we have a journalist in the capitol there and explained the situation on the ground. >> the tribes are sending forces and especially ground offensive but until now we have not seen anything and in control for almost four days. >> reporter: mohamed reports from the saudi/yemen border. >> reporter: families in the border city mourni

cardinals ruined major league debut of sammy gonzales. card scored early and often. gonzales allowed seven runs in two innings and red bird beat phillies 11 -five. >>> baseball history in baltimore, orioles and white socks played in an empty stadium because of concerns over riots this week. some fans looked through gates of the camden yard to see the game. orioles scored six times in the first inning and beat chicago eight-two. baltimore, will play their next three games in tampa although they will be the home team in tampa. >> it is interesting to see those photos of the baseball diamond, empty fans. >> erie, i have never even anything like it. >> hearing the ball hit myth and bat was completely different experience today. >> thanks very much. >> we here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a compreh

she heard a voice commenting on the dirty diaper she was changing on baby sammy. >> i was freaked out like someone hacked into the camera. he said, oh, you should password protect your camera. >> reporter: security experts say there are simple ways to protect your system from hackers. one thing, change your password. last year, hackers got access to thousands of web cams and baby monitors and live streamed the video on a russian website. many of the hacked cams were left in their default settings with weak passwords. >> as soon as you get it home and connected to the network, change your default passwords, then go online an download any software updates that need to be applied as well. >> reporter: he says only connect the devices you need to the web cam to minimize your exposure to hackers. danielle nottingham, cbs news, san francisco. >>> coming up, more on the overnight developments on the protests in baltimore. jessie is on the scene. plus we talk to manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather on their upcoming fight. >>> comedian john oliver joins us in the studio. >>> finally, fans wait