Page 18 - Aheaving News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Looking at this building shaking and heaving as it did, it was simply care iref f-- simply terrifying. >> what is the scene at the airport? we've heard some flights, no flight getting through. can you explain what's going on? >> absolutely. all flights were canceled yesterday. after the initial earthquake hit, we had a couple of large aftershocks after which they evacuated the entire airport. we were marched -- >> i think we may have lost andy there. we'll come back to andy in a moment. we're going to turn to japan's ambassador to the u.s. am passdor -- ambassador fujisaki. thanks for joining ...

The most modern-day slaveses in the world. and we saw what some of them went through. you could easily see it as you drove down the streets visible to anyone who would look left or right, and this includes men, women and children. an army of brickmakers, heaving, stacking, balancing, bricks and more bribs, from sun up to sun down. but these laborers take home no wage. they are working off a debt. they are bonded laborers. bound to those who gave them an advance or a loan. human rights advocates say the practice is illegal and called them india's modern slaves. >> translator: i cannot leave her...

This week, we're launching the cnn freedom project. a yearlong initiative to highlight the problem of modern day slavery. according to united nations estimates, human trafficking is an industry worth an astonishing $32 billion. an estimated 140,000 people are being held as slaves in europe, after being smuggled by human traffickers. the u.n. has launched a $1 million fund to help the victims of trafficking. well, slavery's often hidden in plain sight in rural india, bonded laborers work long hours to chip away at a debt they can never repay. cnn's sarah sidner brings us the story. >> reporter:...

And again and again his military leaders, general dunford, for example, secretary mattis, the defense secretary, and others just being alarmed by this president, by decisions that he wants to make. for example, he said in a phone call to general mattis, the defense secretary, that he wanted to assassinate bashar al assad, the leader of syria and his people. and mattis when he hung up the phone had to tell his senior aide, no, we're not going to do any of that. we're going to be much more measured than that. there is an effort by all senior officials in the administration to be guardrail for wh...

Latest updates on this topic from reliable sources.