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Breaking: Troops arrest 20 IPOB members, recover arms, hand them to Police On By Kingsley omonobi Troops of 82 division Nigerian Army have arrested 20 suspects said to be members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) made up of 16 men and 4 women and they have all been handed over to the Nigerian Police force. Col Aliyu Yusuf, Deputy Director, Army Public Relations made the disclosure on Monday while giving an update “on the activities of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)...

You know, you can file a motion to re-open, get a green card, possibly become a u.s. citizen. there are avenues for this to be fixed. >> and what about to that argument from people who say that, look, and, i mean, we had the trump administration out today saying it again. actually it was yesterday on the sunday shows saying, look, some of these people are dangerous criminals. thats what they claim. are you saying thats just not true or for the majority its not true? >> for this operation, for th...

Death toll now is over 1,400. >> reporter: the aid operation finally appears to be growing here, days and days after this earthquake happened. the government response does appear to be increasing. more planes are landing and they are taking people who need to be evacuated out. ships have arrived bringing aid. more rescue equipment has been brought to this part to help with operations like behind me here where people could still be trapped even alive five days on after this earthquake happened. h...

It comes to that. nora rosman of commentary magazine, thank you. >> thousands of refugees are reaching the border only to find a close. both israel and jordan talking entry to those being the war-torn country as israel delivers aid to the refugees. jonathan hunt is on the israeli border. jonathan. >> dana, we are just a couple of hundred yards from the border right now. and an israeli aid operation is underway right now. surely this israeli truck carrying corn, bread, other foodstuffs is going t...

Thursday. john and christine. hurricane matthew devastated parts of haiti. now the interim president says in its wake, a lack of clean water is accelerating a cholera epidemic. and tens of thousands of people in haiti are homeless and hungry following the hurricane. the united nations estimates more than 1 million people are in need of assistance. the u.s. is flying in humanitarian aid. cnns ivan watson is in haiti. >> reporter: this is the u.s. military aid flight here to the stricken town ...

Their homes completely and utterly destroyed. rescue crews have been taking advantage of every daylight hour trying to find survivors. but they are trying to get into the remote towns and villages. weather conditions are hampering the helicopter flights its the only way in to a lot of the smaller places that are otherwise completely cut off from the outside world. nepalese families living in the united states are trying to get in touch with relatives living in nepal. in some cases they have got ...

Checking headlines around the world, first to tacloban, one of the cities hardest hit by the supertyphoon in the philippines. cnns ana corrine is at the airport, where people are trying to escape the devastation. ana? >> reporter: here at tacloban airport, there are thousands of people who are gathered in the hope that they can get out of this devastated city. many of them have been waiting patiently here for days, camping out. theyve brought their luggage, which is really all that remains of th...

Ill ask him what is in the bill that could affect the affordable care act. turning now to the philippines where hunger and frustration are reaching their peek. the death toll just above 3600. hundreds of international aid workers have set up makeshift hospitals to treat those who have been turned away from hospitals or cant get to them. humanitarian aid is finally starting to trickle in. were in tacloban with more on the relief efforts. >> reporter: the aid operation is very much under way and...

Who for so many of them have lost everything, loved ones, their homes, they come here carrying whatever they have left. theyre getting off vessels bringing them here to cebu. for those with family and friends around the country, theyll be sent there. those with no relatives will be put up in evacuation centers around the city. these people are broken. you know, they are shell shocked, they are depressed. those that we spoke to said they have no idea how theyre going to rebuild their lives. thats...

Will help in structuring aid this time? >> yeah, i think to me, the most vivid memory of the tsunami, which we see the pictures, is nowadays, you see how houses have been swept away, and often the only thing thats left are the kitchen floors, the tiles. nothing else is there. where families, you know, had spent their days together, now everything is gone. and i think that is to me the horrible memory of when i look and compare. i think weve learned huge lessons of how we coordinate, how we opera...