. >>> welcome to allen schauffler i'm at katmandu. after this country's largest earthquake and the death toll is rise to go over 3-and-a-half,000 people. >>> and and the president moves to tighten his power. and war poverty and oppression at home, to make it and tough times await these my grants in italy. >>> those headlines and in england, and he can get even better. ♪ ♪ welcome to this special program, in nep pel, the death toll has risen to 3,700 and officials believe it will rise. they are continuing to dig and search for the many people that they still believe are buried untons of rubble, and across the earthquake, epicenter, and the region of central nay pal and, there have been over 100 aftershocks after the earthquake which was a 7.8 magnitude. it's been a difficult day on monday here, and i'm in the square, one of the most important historical locations for the people of nay pal and there are royal palaces that date back to hundreds of years and the tall let monuments and temples, that date back thousands of years and, th

he -- the epicenter of the quake in katmandu. helicopters have reached the area at the base camp of mount everest. a offices assist and from new jersey died at the camp, while working at the camp. >>> students from muhlenberg college in allentown felt the quake. they are spending the spring semester in asia. studying tibetan and himalayan cultures. >> we were in contact not only by e-mail, but with one of the representatives on stateside we were able to to have a conversation over the phone and one of the mothers face timed with her son in india. >> reporter: no word on when they plan to come home. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the earthquake coming up at 8:00 after "action news." >> a double shooting in chester this morning police are searching for the gunman. "action news" was there sanl army of investigators -- as an army of investigators and k-9 dogs looked for clues. two people were rushed to crozer-chester medical center. police are working to figure out exactly what happened. no word on a motive for that

we're beginning to learn about casualties following a powerful earthquake at katmandu. >>> a man is hurt after being by a car in a parking lot of a south jersey you don't sayry -- grocery store. it's spring, it doesn't feel like it, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. some of the areas look like we would see toward the end of february or the beginning of march. that's how cold it is in parts of the region.

the dickinson headed to katmandu to find a way home. if you would like to help two to our web said forever a list of the relief organizations working in nepal and links to donate. >> new report finds plan to sip crude oil across the west coast is risky business for the bay year. variabilityal groups gather at oakland jan jack london square to release findings to transport tar span oil from canada through the bay area t.they say the crude is so dense shipping it could lead to environmental disaster. fight this advertise enormously difficult to clean up. unlike conventional crude this sinks when spilled. still respond versus no method to address the behavior of the tar sand spill. >> philip 66 says they support the plan and safety is the priority. they have one of the most modern crude fleet in the industry. >> abducted assaulted bussed for more than a decade and tonight on special edition of 2020 abc robin robert talks exclusively with two young women terrorize inside a cleveland home. amanda 17 when kidnapped in 2003. jesus 14 when take

grim update from katmandu nepal. at least 75 people have died following a massive earthquake. >> this video just into our news room here. the 7.9 magnitude quake collapsed historic buildings there, in a avalanch has just been reported near a base camp along mt. everest. we are continuing to follow these minute by minute development, we'll have the latest throughout our broadcast. >> application in camden county investigating early morning homicide, all happened just before 1:00 on the 1200 block of mechanic street in camden. that victim was rushed to cooper university hospital where waist pronounced dead. that will victim's identity has in the been released. >> eighty-six year old korean war veteran and his wife abducted and terrorized, and now investigators believe they may have made big break in the case. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff life with the latest scary situation for that couple. good morning. >> so scare police say they've now have in custody five different people, there is three men, two wome

everest and centered about 40 miles from nepal's capital katmandu and people have been living on the streets mainly in tents because of the fear of aftershocks. nepal is a popular tourist destination and travelers have been trying to escape the country in the wake of the tremor. >> the tremendous mar was full day, every 30 minutes the tremor was coming and we all of us scared and the night also. we stayed outside the hotel on the ground. so very -- luckily, the flight was on time so we had the flight today. it was on time so luckily i am home. >> reporter: the death toll from the original earthquake on saturday could still rise considerably. some remote areas remain cut off because many blocks are blocked by landslides and trying to cope with the number of injured in the capital katmandu. help is on the way. india has already got people on the ground. and the u.s. is sending search and rescue teams. virginia task force one consists of firefighters doctors, dog handlers and other experts to help in the search for survivors. and the u.s. is also pledged $1 million in support for the re

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she said she also concerned for the purpose of the family who live around the katmandu area. she had been sleeping outside for the devastating earthquake and concerned about the aftershocks that have fold. >> the distance is killing me. i've been conducting my normal life, but everything is crazy around there. it's helpless. >>> three americans are confirmed dead including a doctor at the base camp marisa eve girawong who is a new jersey native. four students from muhlenberg college including alley elliot and allison hill are safe. hill posted that his path to cat moon due was blocked. >>> this is your chance to volunteer for the world meeting of families that is expected to attract a million people to the city of philadelphia. vernon odem joins us live from the convention center with all the details. hey vern. >> reporter: hi there, on friday i reported that homeland security officials are expecting somewhere between 2 and 3 million pilgrims coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. the event sponsor are counting on thousands of volunteers 18 and over. >> tod

they live in the capitol of katmandu where historic monuments and temples are flatten. persian grill hosting a fundraiser event on thursday and they have a relief jar inside to stop by and donate. if you want to go to the web site persian grill.com they are collecting donation there is as well mike and alex. >> red cross is involved too. >>> you can use your lunch or dinner to do good for those survivors. the restaurant group and other groups are donating their profits to relieve organizations to been fill nepal. check for locations across philadelphia montgomery and delaware counties and in new jersey. >>> and if you'd like to help victims of the earthquake you can as mike mentioned donate to the red cross. we have put a link up the at my fox philly to the come. just look under the scene on tv tab. >> yes 6:06. smile for the the camera. septa police arrested an 18 year-old in that subway brawl and they say more arrests are on the way. what one teen was allegedly carrying that could have turned this vicious fight into a deadly, fight. >>> things got tense during the ann

t maic new video has emerged showing the moment it struck east of katmandu. >> a tourist captures this video showing the scene, that is about 13-kilometers outside the capitol. it is known as nepal's culture gem. many have been badly damages by the quake. al jazeera has managed to reach one of those regions in the east. a rural district just outside, 1600 people are confirmed to have died. the actual figure may be as high as 5,000. >> from the village. what we are seeing here is extraordinary, look these people five days after this earthquake struck, trying to go through their homes what is left of them. it is just a pile of rubble, look over there people still in shock. only one child dies when the quake struck. still in shock really, people not sure what to do, where to go. this entire district has really been untouched by help for so many days. and some food, is a critical situation. without any shadow of doubt. but looking here, i can't take in how no more than one child dies. >> most were in the field that's a reason why it happened this way. look at the damage, and right through

the 7.8 earthquake that hit on saturday, leveled buildings and flattens a capitol city of katmandu historic center, the scene as described by witnesses, was one of chaos and panic as hundreds fled buildings, and they collapsed around them. >> i tell you, it was very horrifying situation, we barely able to move out of the house, we held ourselves together just praying to see and witness the walls just beside our house collapsing. >> hospitals so crowded, people being treated out in the open, as relief workers already on the ground struggle to get aid to those who need it. >> the nepal government is appealing for foreign aid and help is beginning to come in from around the world. the us has already pledged a million dollars. is sending disaster response team. >> this team respond today japan, this team responded to new zealand. and, when we went to haiti with buildings that collapsed there were people found in spaces. >> scientists say this earthquake is 16 times more powerful than the one that struck hate any 2010. the worse that's hit nepal in more than eight deng aids. live in the cbs news

emerged showing the moment it struck and a man and narrowly avoided being hit and security cameras, from katmandu, and clears rescues crowd around to help the man but alive. >>> well even credible stories survive are in nepal. >>> and now a report. >>> the pain in his eyes, the lies and he lucky he feels. >>> i had to stay under the rubble for four days with no food. >>> trapped for 80 hours, in a hotel, he watched friends die in the surrounding wreckage, and had to drink his own urine to stay alive, and now after having his leg amputated he has no idea how he'll make a living. >>> i hope people will help me, i'm too young. >>> like so many men 8-year-old was on his way out of the country, so he could make enough to support himself and his his family. >>> i wanted to go, and the accident happened on april 25th. >>> and, kaatman do you is in desperate need of survival stories. >>> people can survive for days and, many of those trapped must still be alive if they can be rescued in time they would live, many believe there should be a lot more of them. with moral as decimated as these truckstures. re

she said she wanted to go back to katmandu. she heard the lodge where she stayed near the national park and the village was destroyed. she got out just in time. her mom telling us from scars daily, new york her daughter was a guardian angel watching over her. the college has been in touch with the students and the parents making sure sure the students are somewhere where they have clean water and place to stay. the ambassador to nepal is expected to address the americans that are there within several hours, annie mccormick. >> reporter: . >> the red cross is mowngt mounting an international response to the earthquake. if you would like to donate don nate at red cross red cross.org and donate now. >>> four young children were locked if a basement in kenneling ton. they were saved because they have access to a cell phone. kenneth moten joins us live in kensington with the disturbing story. >> reporter: walter we've learned in the past hour or so, svu detectives have located the mother, they believe she locked her children in the

this is video taken from a drone in the capital katmandu. the number of dead is now above they are 4,000 that number is expected to rise. while rescue and recovery efforts are already complicated by rough terrain crews are now dealing with bad weather. pouring rain is falling on survivors living in make shift shelters. some 250 people are believed missing after a mudslide and avalanche in one remote village where heavy snow fell. survivors in the capital katmandu say they need more supplyies. >> we are finding it difficult to live here. the rain is seeping through our tents and making our belongings wet. we also have a lack of food and water. >> at least four americans are among the dead and several others are missing. the united nations says 8 million people are impacted by the quake. >>> ♪ >>> people have been lining up outside the us supreme court for days hoping to get a seat for today's historic arguments on same sex marriage. the nine justices are considering two major questions. whether states must allow same sex couples to be able

base camp, marisa eve girawong, four students are safe, howell posted on facebook his path to cat -- katmandu is blocked. >>> two people were found dead after a sailboat regatta. driving rain and winds hit before the regatta was supposed to start flipping boats and leaving many struggling in the water. >>> 18-year-old jameer bullard was walking with a friend along mechanic street when someone opened fire. he pushed himself to safety and realized he had been shot. he died at cooper university hospital. he was a linebacker and running back at woodrow wilson high school. his family said he had dozens of college offers including one from temple university. >>> a philadelphia congregation remembered a long time neighborhood friend who lost his life to senseless violence. the african church in overbrook held a special service for james stuhlman who was shot and killed while walking his dog last month. three teenagers are in custody facing the charge of killing him. >> david murphy is here with accuweather. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're starting out dry, as we look out

. >> four students from if muhlenberg college were in cat katmandu and the india. they are studying with the program of the school of international straining to study tibetan and himalayan cultures. >> we were in contact with one of the representatives on stateside we were able to to have conversation over the phone and one of the mothers face timed with her son. >> there's no word when they will return home. >>> police were called to bradford court in middletown at 2:30 for an unconscious person. witnesses were trying to save the 20-year-old. he was rushed to christiana hospital where he died. it is not clear how he died. >>> family and friends are gathering at the historic african episcopal church in overbrook to remember james patrick tillman who was walking his dog back in march when he was gunned down during a botched robbery. three teenagers face charges in the murder. >> police in bucks county are investigating a crash that has left a pedestrian seriously hurt. "action news" on the scene in bensalem. they also the pedestrian was struck at 1:30 on the on-ramp

of 57 highly skilled search and rescue firefighters from los angeles county packed up and headed to katmandu. they are taking cameras, sound devices and six dog teams. this team specializes in looking for victims trapped or lost in buildings. >> right thing. good humanitarian item. they are in need. i hope when we are in need people will help us when we have that need. >> the team expects to be digging through rubble for two weeks. during that time the state department of emergency services is providing los angeles county with additional support to make sure people there aren't caught short- handed. >> reporter: police say a burglar made it easy to find her because she left a calling card at the scene of the crime. she filled the backpack with stolen goods at home yesterday morning. police say she was leaving when the homeowner arrived. the two struggled. she dropped the stolen items and drove away and also dropped her driver's license. they found her and arrested her. >>> a report today, b.a.r.t. is billions of dollars short for its improvement projects. it shows that b.a.r.t. will need $10

have a look at it on the map, an avenue in between the capital, katmandu and pokhara but tremors felt in india. the capital, new delhi and across in bangladesh in dhaka, they felt this. we will start off with this report from nicole johnston. >> reporter: a powerful 7.9 magnitude earthquake has rocked kathmandu valley being felt as far away as india and bangladesh. buildings collapsed, homes lost under tons of concrete, steel and power lines. temples were also damaged and destroyed. >> it went on forever. it just went on forever. even the building stood by not one jolt. it was a continuous wave. >> reporter: the city's 19th century tower has been knocked down. only a stump remains. it's believed some tour wrists climbing the tower when the earthquake struck. dozens of people are trapped there. the wounded are being pulled from the rubble. hospital beds have been set up. around two and a half million people live in kathmandu valley. it's a depositionly-populated area. there are reports whole villages have been destroyed. getting help to them will be even more difficult than in the capi

it was centered not far from katmandu. it was the strongest to hit the region in more than 80 years. >> tonight, more than 1400 people are confirmed dead. but that number is expectedded to rise once rescuers get into all the collapsed homes and buildings. at least 4200 more are hurt. hospitals are overwelmed and people are waiting in the streets to get care. the quake also triggered massive avalanches on mount everest. at least 13 people died on the mountain. >> kpix5 tells us one of those climbers worked as an engineer at google. christian. >> well worked at google since 2007 and according to his social media accounts, he was a self-proclaimed adventurer. he was climbing mount everest when the earthquake hit. his younger sister, megan, posted i regret to inform all who loved him that during the avalanche, dan suffered frd a major head injury and didn't make it. all our love and thanks to those who shared this life with our favorite hilarious strong willed man. he was and is everything to us. thank you. according to google

the security cameras are from katmandu's district. once the dust clears rescuers crowd around to help the man who appears to be injured but alive. let's go to mohammed jon june who is joining us live from kathmandu. what is being done? it's a difficult situation to get more aid to more people. >> well, elizabeth first i should tell you sadly we've received new casualty numbers from senior police officials here. as of now 5,400 and 91 people killed as a result of this earthquake and they expect that death toll will rise in the days to come. and the number of injured 11,440. that really gives you a sense of just how awful the situation is here and how fearful people are that it will get worse. as far as aid more aid is getting into the country but it still is a bottleneck situation because there are only a limited number of planes that can come into the airport. aid teams have been able to get here. because their infrastructure issues after the quake has been very hard to get that aid distributed throughout the country, not just in kath

. >> capitol city katmandu crumbling, scenes of devastation, houses difficulties a appearing in ruble. religious temple as and monuments in pieces. every where people were running for their lives. >> ran out into the he street and you could hear screams. >> reporter: shaken residents jolted by after shocks, the terror, returning are again and again. >> every time, that there was a tremor, everyone would say it is coming again. pan wick rise. >> reporter: after shocks forcing hundreds of thousands to sleep outside as the desperate race unfold toss pull survivors from the ruble. troops arriving with pick axes and shovels the help coming too late for so many victims. not just in the city but also in the mountains where the quake triggered massive avalanchees. >> coming down. >> reporter: and burying mountaineers beneath them. the one of those climbers a google executive daniel freedberg, google saying we lost one of our own in this tragedy. the heart break growing as more bodies are pulled from the ruble. bossi, abc news, new york. >>> in the meantime we have yet another look at volcano

he was in katmandu when the quake hit. after more than 40 seconds of shaking he saw cars crushed and entire building collapsed. >> it was just intense fear and terror. people not knowing where to go what to do. where -- you know where they could possibly be safe. >> and vin trong's friends tell me he graduated from the university of chicago. and he had moved back here to the bay area to take care of his father in livermore. in san jose nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at the stanford hospital medical technician accused offend taking advantage of patients who were sedated. police arrested 55-year-old robert lastinger on sexual battery charges. he's on leave. co-workers reported seeing him inappropriately touching male patients while they were sedated in the recovery room. >>> a brutal murder but no death penalty. today, prosecutors formally filed charges against 18-year-old william schultz. he's accused of stabbing to death his friend's 9-year-old brother. jody hernandez has the lat

it struck near the capital, katmandu. the death toll is now over 2,000. it includes 17 climbers who were killed by avalanches on mount everest. one nepali journalist said this, the sadness is sinking in. we have lost our temples our history, the places we grew grew up. let's go to richard engle. he's in katmandu this morning. >> reporter: it is now a city where people aren't living inside their homes. every green space has been taken over. people are afraid to go into their homes, to sleep inside their homes. behind me is one of the biggest parks in the city. but it is not just this park. people are sleeping and cooking with their feels on the sidewalks, in the middle of the streets. they are afraid there could be another major earthquake or just more of the aftershocks. we felt today one of the aftershocks when we arrived. it happen just as we land at the airport and we were going through immigration. suddenly the building started shaking. the immigration officers ran outside for cover. then they came back. i think people have been amazingly calm in the

. ♪ ♪ cut off from katmandu, and the help they need, we report from rural nepal where entire villages have been flattened. >> look at the damage and right through this area. there is only one home left standing. >> live from london, watching al jazeera at least 15 have been injured as well. >>

more than 11,000 were injured in saturday's magnitude 7.8 quake centered outside of the capitol of the katmandu. >>> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" a new presidential hopeful is throwing his hat in the ring. >>> it has been two and a half years since super storm sandy hit but thousands are still waiting for fema to approve their claims. what officials are doing to speed up the process. >>> another nice day ahead how is the rest of the week shaping up? katie will check your >>> senator bernie sanners confirms he is running for president. vermont independent tells at associated press he will seek the democratic nomination giving hillary clinton her first competitor. the senator says people should not under estimate him because his brand of what he calls democratic socialism has appeared to vermont and all political associations. >>> reform was the theme several dozen people attended the forum at catalyst for change church. topics included improving relations between police and communities, improving transparency and also talked about that stop and frisk policy. the primary is may 1

yesterday, junior heil posted on facebook he is in a small village in northwest katmandu. in his post heil wrote right now phone lines are clogged and he is unable to make any calls. >>> eight suspects are facing charges tonight in the drug smuggling scheme at a chester county prison. police say former correctional officer douglass keck got drugs to inmate. and he brought his four year-old son along to one of those drug deals. the other suspects in this case include current and former inmates and solve their friend. >>> let's bring you up to date with the latest on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane, a grand jury's report made public today found that kane directed release of secret information to embarras a rival and accord together grand jury, tried to cover it up. panel of judges ruled that the inquiry into whether kane violated a court order by firing her chief deputy james barker should continue. barker testified to the grand jury investigating kane and some believe his firing was in retaliation for that. >> this is very serious allegation that has been laid a

working in the rubble to reach survivors and we are joined live from the historic du ba ashgsa square in katmandu and what are you seeing? >> in the old part of kathmandu, this is an old wooden and brick buildings from hundreds of years ago and the tourist center here in kathmandu that have perished the most and some withstand the earthquake and we have seen steady excavation of those sites where rescue workers and volunteers are going through and digging with what they can to try and find anybody that may be alive. i will give you an idea of where we are rite now and we will show you some of the royal palaces in the distance and royal places of worship. you can see the wooden buildings have collapsed into each other and the brick walls have all fallen in the roadside. as we pan left you will see a big white building and the facade has been taken away in a very precurious position and that was built in 1908 for the coronation and are concerned of the building and worried if there is another tremor more of ul it may fall. >> reporter: i'm hearing there are real problems getting it to those who des

video right now that we've got that shows an aerial view of damaged temples in the capital city of katmandu. tens of thousands of people are sleeping in the streets. they're afraid to go in to any building because of the aftershocks waiting for relief from the outside world. >> reporter: nepal's last moments of normalcy were captured on video. customers are seen struggling to stay on their feet to exit this restaurant while the ground shakes violently beneath them. two days after the earthquake reduced parts of nepal's largest cities to rubble, the world is getting its first look at devastated rural areas cut off from the most basic supplies. many in nepal are now living outdoors. >> i never want to go inside the house because i feel unsafe. >> reporter: relief crews from the united states and the world are streaming in to nepal with much of the infrastructure destroyed, they're tasked with keeping a natural disaster from causing a humanitarian one. >> the united states will provide additional $9 million for nepal earthquake response and recovery efforts. >> reporter: at least four american

three students were in katmandu the capitol at the time but fourth had traveled to india on assignment. they are spending the spring in semester in asia as part of the program with the school of international training, and studying tibetan and himalayan culture. school officials say they were able to get information about their students, quickly considering the the situation. >> we were in creek contact not only by e-mail but also with one of the representatives that is on stateside, that we were able to have a conversation over the phone and then, of course, one of the mothers already face timed with her son in india. >> no word tonight when they plan on coming home. >>> an 18 year-old man has been arrested in connection with an attack at the spring garden septa station this week. andre bodiak is facing a string have of charges including carrying an unlicensed firearm, simple assault and disorderly conduct. the massive brawl broke out tuesday after school, nobody was injury, but more arrests are expect. >>> and police in philadelphia have arrested three people in connection with this

this, of course, following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck 50 miles from the capitol city of katmandu. it marks nation's deadliest natural disaster in more than 80 years. and as the death toll, nears 5,000 this morning prime minister projected that could double as rescue crews gain access to the smaller more remote villages quote closer to the quake's epicenter. >> incredible, with that baby. >>> still a a head a scare in the air when a plane had has to make an emergency landing here in philadelphia now we are hearing about that frightening landing, justin. >>> ukee police are looking for a man wanted for two sins, break nothing to a church and then robbing it. i'm justin finch with that story live from bucks county. >>> justin thanks. >>> you cannot complain about the the forecast. unless you hate sunshine. if you do, you are out of luck. the it will be a wonderful wednesday. katie is tracking damp dreary weather on the horizon. we will have the seven day coming up with traffic and weather together on the three's. helping poor is a good thing but stealing from the poor is unthinkable

many in katmandu are trying to get their homes to their remote villages. andrew simmons is one of those that aid workers say is being neglected. >> this is a vast area. no one realized how extensive the damage was here. we drove for something like 30-kilometers through village after village. devastated villages. now the original estimates of dead were put officially at around 1600 leer. but in actual fact, many unofficial estimates put it around 5,000 even 6,000. i have to say, i have not seen anything quite like nit a rural area, buildings that were really constructed from boulders and mud are just absolutely devastated. if i show you over here now in this village, there is a search operation going on by the chinese. they are convinced that they have around five to six bodies beneath this rubble. they feel pretty pessimistic they will find anybody alive. but the main issue here is the late nature of aid getting through. right now people are crying out, for assistance this is a remote area. and a long time to get here. the weather has been very very wet un

part of the problem is small airport at katmandu cannot handle all of the air traffic. >>> two women are recovering after they were shot in wilmington. chopper three over the scene tuesday night on west sixth street. police have not released identities or conditions of the female victims. chopper three was also over christiana hospital where a group of people gathered following the the shooting. police are trying to figure out what led to the gun fire. >>> young boy is in chris will california condition after being hit by a car in the frankford section of philadelphia. it happened on the 1700 block of brill street just after 8:00 o'clock last night. the boy was rush to children hospital. police tell "eyewitness news" that the driver of the car remained at the scene. that accident is still beingfirst degree murder charges for husband of the erika crippen, the new jersey with man whose body was found in maryland. a grand jury indicted kyle crosby of mount laurel, his mother jo crosby of sicklerville charged with hindering apprehension. they following the discovery of the body in maryla

this time it was an 18 year-old found in the wreckage of the katmandu sky scraper. the death toll has exceeded 5500 people. >>> philadelphia is remembering a fallen fire fighter today. state road 101 between rhawn and kendrick treat will be rename in memory of fire fighter daniel sweeney. fire fighter sweeney and lieutenant robert neary they died in april of 2012 when a building collapsed during a kensington warehouse fire. ceremony will be at engine 56 on rhawn street at 3:30 this afternoon. >>> a scare in the air for former president bill clinton. his plane made an emergency landing in tanzania because of engine troubles. the former president was in the country as part of the nine day trip of africa with the clinton foundation. law enforcement official confirmed that the plane experienced technical problems. the plane was back in the air within two hours. >>> take a look at this video driver of the tractor in peru found himself and tractor in the middle of the raging river. he was driving the truck when he lost control of the heavy vehicle and drove it right in th

in nepal's capital, katmandu, the 19th century tower a popular tourist site is gone. more than 50 people could be buried and rescuers are desperately digging. to the east on mt. everest sh running for their lives. the quake triggered avalanch landslides cascading into camps. >> quite a few big avalanches coming down. from there we had quite a bit of rock fall. >> american n freddinburg, a google engineer was among at least ten who died. more tha 1,000 are believed to b on the mountain. climber carsten peterson said he hid behind this rock as the snow barrelled down. he said we're treating casualties no one can leave basecamp. in india at have died. my leg started shaki and the temple windo and walls started trembling, this caretaker said. he tried to save the kids. we were screaming fo help when the walls of the temple fell down. experts say the danger is still real. >> we've had o aftershocks that are magnitude 4 or large we can expect these continue for weeks, months, even years. >> reporter: as nigh fell in nepal, under stormy skies, thousands slept outdoors. too a

the biggest earthquake to hit nepal in 80 years toppled hundreds of buildings and katmandu. rescue teams are still searching for survivors. numerous people have been found alive and there's still hope of finding others. hospitals are overrun with the injured. at least 6,000 people were hurt across the nation. the quake triggered a massive avalanche on mt. everest that killed at least three americans. including 33-year-old google executive dan fred den burg. >> hearing in jackson heights new york the nepally community held a candlelight vigil sunday night to pray for earthquake victims. ♪ >> reporter: earlier they appealed for money and other donations to help those in desperate need. this man was one of the organizers. >> there's no water supreme there's no electricity. there's no food. >> reporter: help from around the world is headed for nepal. the united nations says 14 international medical and rescue teams will be on the ground soon. they'll be searching for survivors and trying to help thousands who are left with nothing. ke inform na daniels for cbs3 "eyewitness new

that quake with the epicenter 50 miles northwest of a capitol of katmandu triggered an avalanche in on mount everest. we will get the story now from abc's reporter. >> reporter: seconds of terror, followed by scenes of devastation. >> woke up feeling that the whole room was shaking. >> reporter: massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit nepal on saturday, the the earth shook, the capitol city, catman do crumbled. >> with debris falling from the roof, and a giant water tank it shattered. >> reporter: homes came down, bricks scattered every where. road buckled and tore apart. religious temples and historic monuments left in pieces. >> part of the ruble a and people are sorting through trying to find anyone underneath. >> reporter: rescue operations began immediately. people digging through the the ruble, by hand. and by afternoon troops arrived, carrying pick axes and shovels. but it is too little, and too late, for thousands of victims. local hospitals, are overwhelmed, and survivors forced to camp outside as dozens of after shocks keep rocking the the region. >> it is coming down on people.

katmandu they are digging through mountains of rubble trying to save anyone who might be alive. but remote villages are cut off from help altogether. and there's fear there may be many more dead there. >>> tonight we know the identity the suspect in custody for stabbing a worker at a mainline school. >> sir, can you tell us why you allegedly did this? >> that was our walt hunter questioning suspect ivan moore who used to work at the john m. barrack hebrew academy in radnor. police say he got into the school today and then stabbed and through bleach on to a kitchen worker who he used to work with. the victim's injuries are serious before the they're not live threatening. moore tried to make a get away on a septa trolley but was taken into custody in haverford. the school went into block down. no children were injured. >>> new at 11:00 tonight a crime spree targeting the elderly. police say woman is pretending to check on seniors right before she robs them. it's happened across gloucester county. and greenwich township, national park and wept deptford where "eyewitness news" repor

sanjay gupta is at a hospital in katmandu helping the injured. we'll get him live as soon as the bad weather clears. he filed this report for us moments ago. >> this morning vital foreign aid continues to arrive in droves. thousands were killed during nepal's initial earthquake. but without urgent medical care food and water, many thousands more will likely die. survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. this little boy was saved after three hours of digging. according to unicef nepal's strongest strongest earthquake in more than 80 years has left nearly a million children in need of assistance. >> required for children who are maimed we need medicines, we need a place to do the surgery. and we need appropriate staff of course. >> i met 8-year-old salina yesterday, her grandfather driving over a day to get to the hospital after the family's home collapsed on her. as a practicing neurosurgeon i assisted in an operation to remove a blood clot from the top of her brain and relieve swelling. the conditions and equipment available to us a bit p

virginia task force 1 is searching an area north of katmandu. >> so you're looking for people who still might be alive? >> absolutely. >> is there a chance all of these later? >> sure it is. we've found them plus two weeks sometimes. >> the task force conducted a search yesterday but found no survivors. the death toll has topped 5,000. clean water, fuel, and electricity are scarce and frustration is mounting but supplies are arriving daily from relief agencies around the world. >>> time for the three-degree guarantee. >> sweating pretty much every day. >> even when it's a little chilly outside. >> still sweating. here's the deal. we went for a high today of 74 degrees. seemed pretty reasonable. >> oh, no. >> dulles was 74. national was 78. i felt very confident actually, but, no. we missed it by one so we were four o. get back up on the horse tomorrow. hey, look at this. this just came to us. david sent this great picture. this was taken from the ground with his special camera. saturn. a little bit of pollen in the atmosphere but that's a pretty darn good picture of saturn and the rings

also new overnight protesters squared off with police in katmandu as frustrations over government relief grew around 200 people called for immediate help for victims. police said there were some minor scuffles in all of this but no arrests. >>> a worker was killed when two freight trains crashed head on south of roswell new mexico. police say the crew on one train didn't realize the other train was stopped there on the tracks yesterday until it was too late. the crash killed a 48-year-old crew member. two workers jumped off the moving train before it crashed and another crew member was taken to the hospital in stable condition. the national transportation safety board is now investigating. >> phillies rookie pitcher severino gonzalez couldn't last three full innings in his major league debut. cardinals scored seven runs off gonzalez in saint louis last night beating the phillies 11 to five. the four game series continues tonight with phillies pitcher aaron harang on the mound. >>> the phillies activated domonic brown and immediately optioned him to aaa. the outfielder has been rehabbing

more than 11,000 people were injured in saturday's magnitude 7.8 quake centered outside capitol of katmandu. >>> today is the the day eagles fans have been thinking about for months. it is draft day. right now bird are holding on to the 20th pick but a lot could change between now and then. most people expect tampa bay to pick former florida state quarterback jameis wins exton with the first overall pick despite his off the field problems. after that is when it will get really interesting. will chip kelly try to wheel and deal to move up so he can pick heisman trophy winning quarterback marcus mariota out of of oregon who played for chip. that is what people want to happen. chip has said he will not mortgage the future to pick one player. we will wait and see what happens when the draft starts at 8:00 o'clock. if they stay at 20, it will be a long night before eagles make their pick so we will wait ande what happens. >> what do you think the odd of trying to get mariota. >> i would love to be the fly on the wall of the war room to go down but i don't think he should give up half the team an

new video overnight shows chinese emergency crews rescuing a man buried under rubble in katmandu. the man had been trapped between walls of a collapsed building for 62 hours. the death toll from the earthquake is now above 4400. and that number is still expected to go up as rescuers fan out still searching the devastation in isolated communities. >> one of the most tradeable phillies helped them earn a victory in saint louis. ben revere hit a two run double in the seventh and cole hamels who may or may not end the season red pinstripes took the win in the four to one victory his first win since september. the two teams meet again tonight in saint louis. phillies itch pitcher gonzalez will make his debut. >>> eagles fans packed the center to find out who will cheer for the season. 60 finalists went head to head in the final audition show. categories included physical fitness dance and swimsuit. the final squad was announced. you'll see them at the linc. >> it is now 5:00 a.m. 16. coming up the latest developments on that violent protest going on in baltimore. >> new research finds

damaged has 55 children to the other a makeshift tent they are carrying and aid around the airport in katmandu yesterday the officials said and a half a million chance to provide shelter to do with this place by the quake the government is encouraging those people to go ahead with their plans to climb mount everest officials plan to reopen the roads as early as next week. >>mark: to support the nepal earthquake victims dozens gathered for the support of victims during a visit yesterday to night's vigil run from 7 to 9 at the temple on delaware drives is been organized by the federation of the american in northern california chapter. fifth >>darya: will show you what you can do to prevent burglaries no information on the pilot who crashed observer ways plane into the french alps last month by the faa did not want to give him his pilot's license a few years ago. >>mark: mid-60's out unfair filled 50 in oakland 53 in san francisco 52 in san jose will at 35 degrees to 40 degrees some the temperatures we're seeing more on the to to allow the bank come up in just a few minutes. >>michelle apon: dish

it's among the strongest ever recorded leveling much of katmandu's historic center city. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm kelly wright. >> i'm julie banderas. rescuers race to save lives. the quake was felt across many borders in india, tibet, and bangladesh. a huge aftershock rumbled through and a dozen more rippling through shortly after. the scene is just awful. take a look as local residents pitch in moving bricks trying to push away debris and treating the injured on stretchers in the middle of the street. a reporter with grn was there and described the chaos earlier on america's news headquarters. >> there were more patients, more people coming in than the hospital actually has the capacity. the emergency was overflowing with serious cases but what i saw outside was like makeshift immediate emergency centers being set up people getting saline drips, people being administered first aid because there's no place inside. >> world leaders now pledging emergency help to nepal but sending food and medical supplies will be difficult, with the air

. >> reporter: the entire city of katmandu has seemed to move outside. families live on curbs trying to keep their children fed, clean and most of all away from buildings. the historic center of katmandu is the city's most popular attraction so far with ancient temples and provinces and it bore the brunt of this earthquake. where a nine-story tower had been now just a stump. a temple compound even older reduced to a pile. volunteers today were digging with their hands. they don't expect to find survivors, just bodies. police have already found around 150 of them in this area. used to come to this exact spot. why are you helping out today? >> it's my place. i used to be here every day. used to sit around here with friends and it's my place, my country, my people. >> reporter: this is also the height of tourist season. an american visitor captured this video of guests huddled in front of the hotel. >> there was a huge crowd and a couple big aftershocks afterward and everyone was saying get down get down. >> reporter: they're on edge but what is happening t

running for their lives, scrambling for safety as the quake hit just outside nepal's capital city of katmandu. rescue teams digging through the rubble searching frantically for survivors, helping the injured and recovering the dead. just look at this right now. what you're looking at is the absolute terror captured on video as buildings and walls rattled violently, threatening collapse at any moment. the earthquake hitting just before noon local time. some 12 hours ago, with a magnitude of 7.8. it's among the strongest ever

new video shows chinese emergency crews rescuing a man buried under rubble in katmandu. the man had been trapped between walls of a collapsed building for 62 hours. the pennsylvania supreme court has reinstated the child endangerment conviction of monsignor william lynn. the former philadelphia archdiocese official was found guilty of child and danger. in 2012 but then had his conviction thrown out by an appeals court. but yesterday that decision was reversed. lynn was charged with how he handled sexual abuse complaints and is on house arrest. federal health officials are recommending the amount of fluoride in drinking water be cut in half. the change comes because now more americans are getting too much fluoride and it's causing an increase in a condition that causes very fainted white marks on people's teeth. the fight of the century is almost upon us. manny pacquiao arrived in las vegas for this saturday's fight against floyd mayweather. both boxers will make their first public appearances of the week today as the 300 million-dollar mega fight draws even closer. an au

nepal earthquake has topped 5000 live the survivors are still waiting for relief in the capital of katmandu to have started cleaning up the streets and they have a lot of work ahead of them thousand people ride the bus is what the government right now is providing free transportation to people that are hoping to get to their home town and villages to reconnect with friends and family to use the kaiser permanente employees in sunnyvale they say he was a happy guy it ventures and the traveling he loved doing things that were risky that is the reason why you want to call-- climb mount everest. >>darya: 1 small happy ending after the earthquake he was rescued from rubble and look at that baby this is one to two hours after the earthquake that this is not the child being rescued the photograph we just got in today was rescued today of the newspaper reporter there say that the soldiers were the one who rescued the army tried to rescue the baby earlier but were not able to they thought the baby had died because it was a wedge under he was not crying in more a few hours later they heard crying that