but intermittently we've heard heavy gun fire now in what looks like the very center of donetsk. it seems like an exchange of fire. rpgs being used, too. that comes after a day in which the ukrainian military have been advancing toward the city center. the last few hours explosions have been on the skyline to the distance over there. but the key change just in the last half an hour, we've heard sustained automatic gun fire here in central donetsk. a real sign i think the militants must be extraordinarily edgy or perhaps in the worst situation, an exchange of gun fire with the ukrainian military if they are in fact this close to the city center, anderson. >> how close is the firing to you, nick? >> reporter: i'd say two, three blocks away maximum. pretty close indeed. we are pretty much in the very center of donetsk here. the militants have been filling now the past few days. we drove in yesterday it was clear they were advancing -- retreating back down one of the main highways here into central donetsk. and that matches with what we've seen about ukrainian military positions movi

three witnesses inside that wendy' say when the air soft gun w fired it sounded exactly like a real gun. we tracked down a similar type of a soft gun to see how loud it is after firing it you can see why police they had no reason but to shoot back. he says he hasn't slept since this happened. we asked if he regrets allowing thereo film? >> personally i will live with this forever. >> ror said he is proud of how his department handled the situation but losing bryce isn'tt a loss for the proct crew but the police force well. >>> room mates pushed tomurder and a gruesome afr math. the manhunt is not over yet. >>> a criminal investigation brin c to a neighborho of manonfot mo thany were expecting inde one house. >> rtm dianna rusni in tampa bay, guys trying to make t rosters, starters not playitoday. we have a live report coming up nex >>st developing at this hour you see it only on news 4 at 50 >> an upscale community known for its million dollar watonm invaded with agents the hunt for a gunman. tur o he was staying at a home fl squatters. a dozen people including chird moved into a forloh

we heard gun fire throughout the week occasionally. gun fire started at an earlier hour.e several cases where i could see muzzle flashes and people all around me were sort of panicking and running away. it's a tense situation even earlier in the evening tonight. things boiled over completely. >> can you clarify for the viewers when you say gunfire, are you talking about rubber bullets being shot? there was confusion -- >> i'm talking about people who are among the protesters firing guns. sometimes at fellow protesters. we don't know what the motivation for those individuals are. but i'm not talking about police gunfire. this is gunfire from people embedded this the protest itself. >> thank you for clarifying that. stay with us, chuck. i do want to read to viewers what a protester told our affiliate ksdk right around 10:15 p.m. eastern time tonight. it would have been just over a half an hour ago central time in missouri. this protester told ksdk, quote, we were walking peacefully when we got to the shopping center. they shot teargas and smoke bombs. a young lady got hurt.

gun fire erupted at the dell music center last night. police say the 20-year-old victim got into an argument with another man in the parking lot. according to investigators the shooter opened fire and shot the man twice. he died at the hospital. >> it makes me feel bad for the simple fact of the matter is we work for this. this is what we work for and it is defeating the whole purpose. >> no one else was hurt. police are checking surveillance video to try to track down a suspect. >>> one man is dead after a stabbing at a camden apartment complex. police have not said what led to the stabbing. police are looking for a gunman following a shooting in south philadelphia. two 18 year olds were shot just after 11:00 last night. police say one victim was on a bike and the other running when he was shot. both are in stable condition. >>> the search is on for three suspects. police say a man was shot multiple times just after 12:30 inside a house. police tell us he is in critical but stable condition and is expected to be okay. several other adul

gun fire in the night. two people shot. police firing several rounds of tear gas into the crowd after protestors through bottles, rocks, molotov cocktail systems. >> derek tenney is live with highway patrol just held a press conference. what are they saying now? what's the latest? >> captain ron johnson addressed the media thin that he said the arrested 31 of the protestors this evening. as we have combn reporting all week we have the two groups through out the protest those from the community which are mostly people and many outside of the city outside of the state that come out at night and cause more of the violent protests. the police, captain ron johnson was saying of the 31 arrests they have many came from as far away as new york and california. he also display placed a molotov cocktail from the protestors as well as two hand guns. two people were injured last night. they were shot. no details at that time. they did ask for protestors. he requested they do that during the daytime. he elaborated on that. ers protestors

. >> reporter: there was the sudden sound of machine gun fire. israeli tanks were kicking up clouds of dust as they raced towards the border. now it is the first day of the new 72-hour ceasefire. you may wonder why i'm wearing a flak jacket. we're in shujayea and as we arrived there was machine gun fire coming up from the right here. we hear that there are tanks down there, you can probably see the dust and they were firing over people's heads, people who had gone down to their farm lands close to the border. the nearby market was busy, shoppers buying as much produce as they can afford. after so many failed ceasefires, there is hope that this laterrest ceasefire will last. >> translator: thank god for this ceasefire we just hope at the time last. i have been here to buy things for the children. my house is gone, possessions are gone, i have losing lost everything. >> two hours of lesk electricia day. many are from shujayea and many are afraid to return to see what remains of their homes. >> my house was smashed by aan f 16. i'm scared about goin

guns and shooting more people than after. the case as i always point out is more people than ever it seems are pointing and firing guns at philadelphia police officers they're shooting back inself defense. with guys in training and better aim that usually win these shootouts. >> people acting crazy. thank you. police in northeast philadelphia looking for a man that opened fire on two people as they were stopped at a relate. >> this napped broad daylight. surveillance shows north 23 wednesday afternoon suddenly a green ford taurus pulls up behind them and the mahmoud abbas gets out of the front passenger side, wheeling a .40 caliber hand gun. the suspect fired three shots into the jeep before the driver took off and headed to the nearest police station. meantime suspected shooter jumps back in the ford taurus and sped off. they're looking for motives. road rage may have been a factor sgru may not have been paying attention and realized the gun went off or mad and you didn't use your turn signal. what a way to find out the next lights you go to somebody foorz a vehicle. >> bad situation. you can't tell. when you see this happening. >>

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police fired at the suspect thinking that an air gun he was carrying was a real gun. they fired more shots as he tried to escape hitting the suspect and audio technician 38-year-old bryce deon. both men were killed. >>> a search is underway for the pilot of an air national guard fighter jet that crashed in the mountains of western virginia. the f-15c jet based in massachusetts was on its way to new orleans for maintenance when it went down. authorities say they're hopeful the pilot, an experienced flier, may have been able to eject safely. >>> an update tonight on malaysia airlines, which has suffered two disasters that killed hundreds of passengers in recent months. the airline has seen ticket sales decline with some flights almost empty. as seen in pictures posted on twitter. the company is expected to announce an overhaul in coming days including major cuts in jobs and some routes. one report says the company may cut up to a quarter of its workforce. >>> and millions of folks are reminded just how dependent we have become on the internet when the plug got pulled thi

. >> there is gun fire. there are firebombs being thrown at the police, and i understand that -- what it looks like is not good. the whole situation is not good at this point and that's where there are several meetings going on right now to evaluate tactics. it's going to be a long process so we need -- we need to have everybody tone it down. >> joining me now is the host of msnbc's "politics nation" and president of the national action network the reverend al sharpton. thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> we are awaiting governor nixon to make his comments, but the idea that the doj is coming in to help with crowd control and the call for calm and peace on all sides, how confident are you in specific that the st. louis p.d. will be able to abide by that? >> i think that's the issue. as you know what went down at the request of the family and the family and i have called for calm and peace. that night at the rally we had over 2,000 people at a church in ferguson. i called for men to come forward and fo

gun battle. in the meantime it was an extremely close call for that police officer s tonight was all caught on police radio transmission. >> the officer is reporting shots fired. >> it happened at 12:45 this morning in tack owny, a report of a man with a gun on ditman. they spotted the suspect on torresdale and the officer came under fire immediately. >> officer paulski got out of the car and was fired upon. he suffered a deep graze wound but kept his cool when reporting it on police radio. >> i'm hit. >> he was joined by two other officers that were engaged in a gun battle with the suspect, and officer karpalski was hit and he haze 3-week-old child. commissioner ramsey said it was a close call. >> he is released from the hospital, and received a graze wound to the head, another fraction of an inch and we would be having a different discussion. >> police are not releasing the name of the suspect that was killed out there this morning. they have surveillance video that could help in their ongoing investigation. starting on "action news," we'll have more of those dramatic police radio transmissions during the gun battle. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>

. >> i thawns, th -- understand t, there is gun fire, fire bombs thrown at police. understand what it looks like is not good. the whole situation is not good at this point and that's why there's several meetings going on right now to evaluate tactics. how we approach this. we would like the protesters to stop the violence, we certainly don't want to have any violence on our part. we want this to be peaceful. it is going to be a long process so we need to have everybody tone it down. >> the problem last night was that the police moved forward, advanced towards the protesters, cutting off the problem. >> we have a basic obligation to allow people to get to their homes and businesses and to drive up and down the roadways. we can only have a part of town be closed down for so long before we have to open it back up. we're trying to do that without physically hurting anybody. and so that's why we're using these less-leadal -- lethal tactics. >> are you satisfied with the handling of the protesters? >> what i'm satisfied with is we haven't hurt anybody. nobody's gotten inj

and shots were fired as far as 1340 smoke guns for those people to disbur disburse. but there are a few people appear to be remaining. there's new information about a possible arrest. >> not sure if it is arrest or detain detained. allerman french has been on the front line since the very beginning. he has been escorted by about three police officers and he's surrounded by a police vehicle. so not sure if he's being arrested or detaylor tanined ore situation is. he is over here now. >> did you hear anything as far as what he was saying? as we know many of the protesters were strongly opposed to this curfew nmade that known and heard during the press conference earlier today. making for chaotic moments disagreeing saying some residents call this implementation of this curfew a disgrace and violates people's right to assemble. are you hearing that? >> many said earlier how badly they felt about it. moef most of them left 678 earlier today there were a couple thousands lining the streets and honking their horns. there was a loud boom in the distance, about 300 or 400 ya

police not involved this the gun fire. also four businesses damaged and looted, one of those set on fire. it started as a peaceful protest, about 400 people marching in the streets. it changed as things got closer to the command post here and that is something that that hasn't happened before in the time that we've been here. and so police are saying it was a calculated premeditated attack on their area here. they locked it downnd they say they are going to make sure it doesn't happen again. back to you. >> jay gray live for us in ferguson. thank you. >>> politicreliminary results f private autopsy say michael brown was shot six times. twice in the head and four times in the arm. the bloun family will hold a you news conference at 10:00 a.m. to discuss the autopsy. you can look for the latest on midday and nbcwashington.com.a.. you can look for the latest on midday and nbcwashington.com.neo discuss the autopsy. you can look for the latest on midday and nbasngn.m. >>> for the first time in three years, gun sales in virginia

the 39-year-old military veteran is showing a nine-year-old girl how to shoot an uzi submachine gun, firing 16 rounds a second. >> reporter: give me one shot. all right! >> reporter: then the gun is set to automatic. >> pull on it. >> reporter: the gun recoiled, pointed up and vacca was shot in the head and killed. sam scarmardo runs bullets and burgers. >> we don't know what happened. our guys are trained to basically hover over people when they're shooting. >> yeah. good job. >> reporter: another video shows an employee hovering with his hand on the shoulder of a young shooter standing on the same side as the gun and ready to push it out of the way. the video of vacca shows his hand on the girl's back, not her shoulder, and standing on the side opposite the uzi. >> all right, pull on it. >> reporter: there is no requirement in arizona for gun range employees to be certified as firearms instructors. maurice, the national rifle association tells us that charles vacca was not an n.r.a. certified instructor. >> dubois: john blackstone, thank you. police in omaha says an officer's bullet kille

he was hit by machine-gun fire. what did you think? >> i was a goner. >> reporter: a.j.ad 31 men. three described. three survived. >> it was hell, is a fair description? absolutely. >> reporter: now in their late '80s and '90s. six veterans were welcomed back by people they liberated so long ago. in a battle that cost them many of their friends. >> i never saw them from this angle. >> reporter: japanese bunkers and guns and an abandoned u.s. tank were on the shoreline but not the only things left behind. >> there's a burial trench. >> reporter: mark noah is the founder of history flight, a non-profit charity that recovers the remains of americans who died in world war ii. >> this isn't the context that people expect to rest eternally if they were to dine in service or in line of duty for the country. >> reporter: more than 300 marines are buried on the island under what today are yards, trash pits and even pig sties. they turned over the remains of at least 40 marines they found to jpac, the agency charged with recovering the remains of the war dead. wendel perkins waite

we're in the neighborhood of shujayea and as we arrived, there was sound of machine gun fire from the right here. we hear there were tanks down there you can probably see the dust and they were firing over people's heads, farm lands close to the border. the nearby market was busy, shoppers buying as much produce as they can afford. after so many ceasefire there is a desperate hope that this latest truce will last. >> translator: thank god for this ceasefire. we just hope it will last. i'm here to buy some things for children. my house has gone, my belongings have gone, i've lost everything. >> reporter: the conditions at the local u.n. school are shocking. two hours of electricity a day, dependency on delivered drinking water, overflowing drains. the majority of t of the nearly0 people are from shujayea, afraid to return to see what remains of >> translator: my house was smashed by an f-cain. i'm scared my f-16. my family has nothing left. >> reporter: at a quiet room at the back of the schoolchildren are given crayons and paper. their supervisor tells them to draw whatever they like.

the victims were riding motorcycles.when they encountered gun fire. both tried to flee the area and crashed.they were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. only one victim had a confirmed gun shot wound. police don't know how many suspects were involved. anyone with information should discovery inside a cheap motel room. san jose police are investigating the deaths of two women found in the room. police say they responded to a call around four o'clock this afternoon to the ez-8 motel on north 1st street. officers found two bodies on the be.d inside one of the rooms. so far, no word on any motive or circumstances surroundings the investigation. tonight. a four alarm fire in vallejo has old military barracks up in flames. mare island's abandoned barracks are known for their frequent homeless activity. crews from fairfield fire department were sent to help. no injuries have been reported. 3 of the 4 vallejo firefighters are released from the hospital tonight. they were injured when their ladder truck collided with another vehicle and then jackkni

the gun range where a young girl firing a machine gun accidentally killed her instructor is part of aa tourism niche that's growing almost as fast as the bullets are flying. and critics say there are no laws keeping children from firing away. >> this tragedy just illustrates how you never know what could happen. and we really do need to use common sense when thinking about when a child can have access to a weapon like that. >> reporter: authorities say the girl seen in this video is just 9 years old. firing a mini uzi submachine gun. the only restrictions at the range, you have to be at least 8 years ode and accompanied by an adult if you're under 19. >> how does a 9-year-old get an uzi in her hand. >> a 9-year-old gets an uzi in their hand when the criteria is 8 years old to fire firearms. we instruct kids that are under the supervision of their parents and our professional range masters. >> reporter: the bullets and burgers websites lists tour packages up to $1,000, they offer birthday parties, it's one of many now catering to tourists around the world. authorities say the young gir

gun. they all fell to the ground and when both officers fired on ford.comes as the situation in ferguson, missouri, continues to worsen. outrage continues to report over the police shooting death of unarmed michael brown. last night marked the fourth night in a row between clashes between police and demonstrators. police in ferguson hardly looked like police anymore. they're armed with military-style assault rifles and dressed in mill tar-style camouflage. they don't resemble anyone's typical view of a police officer. officers in ferguson look like they're straight off the battlefield in afghanistan. joining me now is the rapid response panel and social activist reverend marcia dyson and kimberly crenshaw and ring of fire radio host and america's attorney mike papantonio. do you see the overpolicing of america getting worse? >> what's happening is a snapshot of this new militarized police culture that's sweeping through small towns particularly throughout the south, michael. what we're seeing is the average of the dixieland commando police force that at

gangs so well armed that they brought down a police helicopter a few years ago with heavy machine gun firey, after years of looking the other way, the military police have begun to move in. [machine guns firing] in fall 2010, some parts of rio were a battle zone, with the drug traffickers burning busses near some of the sports venues. but so far, the police have pacified 17 of the most dangerous favelas, and there are still 23 more to go. >> this is a revolution. i myself did not believe this three years ago. there's a solution for slums all over brazil. >> but there also some massive problems with infrastructure. if the road to brazil's future is long and wide, it is also jammed with traffic and filled with potholes. 90% of the roads in the country are still unpaved, and in the cities, there's not much in the way of public transportation. whatever happens in brazil, no one will be able to blame it on a lack of money. that's because 150 miles off the coast lie what are believed to be the largest discoveries of oil found anywhere in the world in the past 35 years. petrobras, the state-owned

> last night we started getting rocks, bricks, bottles thrown at us, a molotov cocktail and then gun fire. we need to get everyone to calm down. >> ferguson and st louis country police are criticised for hurling tear gas and firing rubber bullets at demonstrators. our news crews from hit by tear gas during a protest that turned violent. protestors have taken to the streets since michael brown, an unarmed teen was shot and killed by police. it's been said that police are acting more like soldiers. >> it's a tactical operation, swat teams, that's who's out there, police, we are doing this in blue. >> some say that while some support efforts to stem violence, a line must be drawn. >> some of the visuals have been excessive. i think some of the confrontations have been escalated-deescalated. at some point in time an aggressive police presence is the problem, not the solution. >> reporter: many demonstrators believe police are waging war against them. some refuse to stop demonstrating. >> i'm not afraid to protest. i'm willing to lay my life on the line for the cause. i am not afraid. >> so th

gun. often fired accidently by other children. what made you think okay, she's 6, she's ready to try this? >> she had seen the weapons in our gun safe, and she was asking questions. so for us it was an important time to utilize that to educate her. >> reporter: some liken it to playing with fire. but vanessa's mom believes training with funs will make her daughter safer. she keeps several guns, including barbie, locked up at home. the star of the event is 9-year-old gia, who shoots like a regular annie oakley. >> give me three on the right. >> reporter: skills that nicky says are about sportsmanship, not defense rooms. >> we don't teach them to clear rooms. it's pure sport. >> reporter: while they store their guns in locked safes, critics argue training and trust may not be enough to prevent accidents. kids and guns they say don't mix. >> kits are impulsive and you can't teach that out of a kid. >> reporter: dr. denise dowd helps write policy for the american academy of pediatrics. she says kid's brains aren't ma sure enough. >> yo

in arizona it's up to the gun range to permit minors to fire a gun. they have already changed their regulations since the incident. shooters will be required to be 5 feet tall or 12 years of age. vinita nair, cbs news. the laws do not apply on private property or if the minor is accompanied by a parent or certified instructor as in this case. >>> the brand new turfs arrived on campus this morning to move into -- [indiscernible] they can check in between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. freshmen are encouraged to move in now and saturday since the terps take on james madison at home. the campus was already abuzzed. >> i hope i get settled in and meet a lot of people. i know it's not as many as there's going to be but i'm just really excited. there's like a feeling of anticipation. >> classes start a the university of maryland on september 2. >>> a third person has been killed by a riptide in ocean city. the beach patrol says the 18- year-old victim was overtaken by a wave yesterday around 6:00 p.m. there were no lifeguards on duty at the time. there's a lot of

there was concern about gun fire and molotov cocktail. officers surrounded the parking lot. they were intense and had their gas masks on. worried about people coming to the area and over time the fear went away and the situation dissipated to where now it is a relaxed at mos fear. you can see the people behind me are walking around. the line of officers is out there. they are nekneeling and talking. the radio traffic has gone quiet. we heard some sounds a short while ago. they could have been shots or firecrackers. we don't know. no one here seemed to react to them. we don't know what that was about. we didn't hear anything further. the point is 17 minutes until the curfew and right now everything is calm and relaxed and quiet. nobody is coming in an out of here. the police aren't running around like they were before. three hours ago it you a much different scene. officers screaming out of here, searching the bushes, helicopters overhead. it almost stopped. very quiet and peaceful here. >> tonight, for now, that's key. tonight, we are mentioning words like molotov cocktail a

. >> at first there was just gun fire and now it's gotten worse. they just waited for ramadan to end and now they have rockets and missiles. >> very big problem. >> reporter: the country has been gripped by warring militia groups, since the overthrow of its leaders moammar gadhafi in 2011. >> last year, we raised it to 4 which is the highest alert level and under alert level 4 this means mandatory repatriation, and total diplomat ban of overseas filipino workers. >> reporter: but only a fraction of the 13,000 filipinos have expressed a desire to go home. they said they have spent their family savings just to be able to go abroad. the deterioration of situation in liberia has not deterred filipinos to go overseas. they would rather take the risk than not to be able to provide for their families back home. the philippines is over the world's top labor be exporters. jamilla allen dogan, al jazeera. >>> 30 miles south of the capital city dacca, 250 passengers were on board at the time. at least 44 were able to swim to safety and crews rescued 100 other

and the rifled guns, of course, had a better range and actually fired better. but a gun like this was a good anti-personnel weapon. there were various types of ammunition you could use in this, plus even at times you could put chains and everything else in here and fire it at an enemy. and, of course, the chain, or whatever, would -- could mow town a number of men. so this became a very -- this type of gun became a good anti-personnel weapon. with this platforms, you can get up and take a look at the fort without actually walking on the walls. as we get up here, you can see the ditch and the embracers as they come out of the fort which is what the gun would have fired out. on the inside, that's called the scarf. on the outside, that's called the counter-scarf. at the top, they have those bushes running along. that's to keep people from walking in the mote and trying to walk up the parapet. the bushes are sort of like abatee which were pointed sticks and stakes that they would have outside of a lot of forts. so it has two purposes. to keep the people out and to k

. >>> the big headline, gun fire in ferguson.one person shot and in critical condition this morning. the shot reportedly came from another protesters. police are searching for him. >> police arrested seven protesters. officers say they did not clear the area after a state m

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gun fire rang out 7:15 in the 4200 block of hick street. three men were hit.wo 21 years and 25-year-old there was no time to wait for blapss. police rushed the other victims to temple university hospital. the 25-year-old was pronounced dead a half hour later and the other two are listed in critical and stable condition. >>> police are looking for this man that opened fire on suv in north philadelphia street. surveillance video shows a red jeep stopped 2 and clear field yesterday afternoon 3:30. moments later a green ford taurus station wagon pulled up behind it and a gunman shot at the jeep with a .40 caliber firearm hitting vehicle three times. fortunately neither passenger nor driver was hurt. if you have any information on this shooting police call philadelphia police. >> back in business. delaware i-495ere tirst c sincer 4openedfo5 thisopep>> the choppd woeryostanthad e i summer of detours for hundreds of thousands of commuters since 495 was shut down june 2 when deldot detected the bridge was dangerously tilting. federal officials drmd a large pileive dir

and the boom of israeli guns firing into gaza. >> so people ask me how you raise your children here in that place. so i tell them, it's my house. oh, my god. oh, see. to come back to this, i don't like. this is -- ah but we get used to it. >> reporter: but the guns may fall silent in the morning. hamas spokespeople say that hamas has accepted the latest cease-fire proposal to last 72 hours from tomorrow 8:00 a.m. local time and it appears that israel has accepted too. so the two sides should meet in cairo tomorrow. brian. >> what an incredible scene during that interview. martin fletcher from tel aviv for us tonight. martin, thanks. >>> tonight, at least one u.s. senator is calling for the cia director to resign after the agency admitted today to spying, not on a foreign government, but on our own congress improperly finding their way into u.s. senate computers during an investigation into the cia's interrogation techniques after 9/11. we get details tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: for months the cia has denied spying on the senate, hacking into computers spying on sen

shield by bank robbers, now we know whose gunfired the shot that killed this wife and mother -- gun fired the shot that killed this wife and mother. >> after the break tracking the thundershowers that are in lake tahoe and working their way back this way. we have a chance of showers and a red flag warning for the bay area. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ police say one of their own fired the bullets that killed a woman. the police made the announcement today calling the shooting unavoidable. reports show misty holt-singh was struck about 10 times. misty holt-singh was taken hostage on july 16 during a robbery at a bank. pol

coming up, the hostage, the chase and the gun fire. one-on-one with a husband whose wife was killed can during a stockton crime spree. >>> plus the dramatic moment a pilot leaps in to the air after his glider crashes at 4500 feet up. and -- >> an employee of that store observed him and that's where we get the hooded sweat shirt, sunglasses. >> head of an fbi task force that talks about the unabomber. >> and why google's retail plans might be float being away. >>> police have made an arrest in a pair of grouping incidents in palo alto and on the sanford university campus. investigators say last month this man aggressively touched and kissed a woman in her 30s who was sitting on a bench. she shoved him and got away. just last week, a woman it in her 20s says the same man approached her at stanford university, grabbed her and tried to kiss her, she shoved him away, as well. he's charged with misdemeanor battery. >>> the husband killof a woman killed in a bank be robbery says he gets angry when he thinks about happened. a high speed chase

israel's big guns firing artillery barrages into southern gaza. keeping militants at bay as israeli troops search for one of their own. israel now has a missing soldier in hostile territory. >> we were 90 minutes into the cease-fire, minding our own business, defending our own positions when a terrorist came out with a suicide belt, blew himself up, killed two. another gunman came out shooting and then abducted one of our officers. >> reporter: israel identified him as 23-year-old second lieutenant hadar goldin. it's unclear if he's alive, dead or wounded. his father told reporters today, we are certain the israel defense force will not stop until they have turned every stone and brought hadar home. for a small country with mandatory military service, a soldier's capture is a nightmare. israel has been down this road before. nbc's martin fletcher. >> this is the beginning of a national trauma for israel, which in the past has paid almost any price to get captured soldiers home again. the last soldier captured by hamas was kept for five years. israe

but they held their machine gun fire.now 800 yards off the beach, the dry beach where they had the shale, the rocks about this big around, the germans had put in all kind of obstacles as jack mentioned. obstacles. between those obstacles, they had french gates which are iron gates and things out there. these were to try to keep the boats from getting in, our landing craft from getting in. they had mines. they had over 100,000 mines in the water out in the distance. the beaches -- the beach was four miles long, the one that we were involved in. now jack had mentioned on omaha beach, we were -- we had sand mock up tables. the most heavily defended beach of all and that is why eisenhower wanted the first division to spearhead or make that invasion in the first. they had 12 -- the germans had 12 bunkers in front. those bunkers were six feet thick of concrete with reinforcing rods. they had machine guns they could fire out and many of them had the 88s that they could fire. so we had this coming in first thing you had to do is

i saw nothing but gun fire. >> that is when i was struck. >> plans to run for older men of the 11th ward. the 11th word all the men has been told his retirement would be welcome. announced he would be leaving office in april. >> first and only female mayor. the circle and to change will officially be named after jane byrne. now 80 years old. not know if you attend the ceremony. to old water tower park will also be changed. if the date for the official rededication is not set it. mayor from 1979 to 1983. jackie robinson west is back home in chicago after their remarkable run in the little league world series. >> as they enjoy their first full day back at home their fame is feeling a lot of sales. never before has a little the team lead to such a merchandising bonanza. fans cannot wait to get their hands on what is sure to be. went on sale and 9:00 a.m.. they're going fast. i lost count could have about 30 shirts. i made the mistake of using social media. there is time for that as shoppers waited for hours to get into exporting goods this morning. extra employes are brought in to handle th

a lot of civilians have been killed by shrapnel and gun fire. >> for a few hours people are allowed to leave donetsk. driving out along the humanitarian corridor some tied white flags to their cars, hoping that will be enough to protect them. in the sunflower fields ukrainians wait for orders. they are pushing forward. pragz has been slow and dangerous. the ukranian fighters are closer to donetsk, but are meeting heavy resistance from the pro-separatists, you can see how close the shell landed to their position. this is a propaganda war. russia says the men are ukranian deserters who cross the border. ukraine says they are prisoners of war and should be returned. one thing is clear - many of these soldiers do not want to be here. >> you want to return to your families as soap as possible. >> yes -- as soon as possible. >> yes, as soon as possible to see our family. >> that is unlikely to happen. kiev says it will not stop until it retakes the land. after we left the ukranian checkpoint was shelled by separatists, forcing people to turn back to the fighting. it's tearing apart the count

he crashed nearly a mile from the shooting scene while trying to escape the gun fire. >> that vehicle a ford crown victoria has at least ten gunshot holes, mainly in the driver's door, and in the door jam around the driver door and several of the windows of the vehicle were shot out. >> that man was rush to the hospital in critical condition, a 25 year-old woman was shot in the leg. >>> well, the struggling philadelphia school district says it is running out of time and money. education leaders rally with mid harrisburg today hoping to force law make tours act on a cigarette tax craft todd help the budget crisis get resolved. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson was there for the slow down. >> it will come to an agreement in some way to make sure that there is funning. >> i can't answer that. >> reporter: after a series of private meetings between governor corbett and republican house leadership no resolution, justin tension. >> governor told the leaders that he does plan to work with the school district tone sure they do have the cash flow. he will try to front them as much as p

iraqi military as they plucked some of those desperate people off of that mountainside. [ machine guns firing ] >> reporter: machine gunners unleash bursts of hot metal. this is the crew aboard an iraqi air force helicopter. they burned through cartridges and belts of ammunition while rushing an aircraft full of food, diapers, water, and baby's milk over isis front lines to civilians trapped on sinjar mountain. >> gunners opening fire at targets down below. they say they regularly take fire from isis positions. and they're clearly trying to defend the aircraft. you can see the people below, trapped on sinjar mountain. they're clustered. they're clustered under olive trees right now, waving to us. they seem to have gathered in these shelters down here. a lot of women and children waving. >> reporter: the crew hurls packages out the door. people swarm the chopper. this has been one chaotic aid distribution. i mean, i really hope we didn't hurt anybody with the bottles of water we were throwing down from a height of 20, 30 feet. it's chaotic. people were waving. they were giving thumbs up. and t

& burger the popular shooting range where the accident occurred allows children as young as 8 to fire guns powerful automatic weapons as long as a parent or instructor is present, and children in most states are legally allowed to fire any type of gun while supervised. but should they be? dan gros from the brady campaign to prevent gun violence says no. >> i think most people would net out it does not make sense to have a 9-year-old having access like that to a machine gun. >> reporter: accidents have happened before. in 2008 an 8-year-old accidentally killed himself while fires an uzi during a gun show in massachusetts. experts say these types of tragedies can be averted. >> we can prevent kids from having access to unsafe guns. we can step up as parents and concerned citizens and actually take responsibility in our own hands. >> reporter: dan roberts, a gun enthusiast shears his love for shooting with his 9-year-old daughter cheyenne. he said accidental deaths liking this are that accidents. >> it's a tragedy but it's not in any way in my opinion an indictment on fire amples in general,

against well armed and well ahmed israeli soldiers who responded with tear gas and in some cases gun fire while inside the gaza strip several palestinians are being killed including at least three children since israel resumed its operation against hamas hamas has resumed its rocket fire into southern israel the hamas movement wants to win serious concessions from israel mainly the lifting of the eight year long paid to the gaza strip inside the perceived coastal on clay of all of gaza almost one third of the population remain in touch and the displaced and today israel has stepped up its strikes on the gaza strip. hundreds of protesters marched against the israeli operation outside the united nations headquarters in new york city let's hear a chef's grip orts from the rally. several hundred people have gathered in new york city to protest against the military operation in gaza this is a free palestine protest and we keep hearing things about the ongoing onslaught in israel but essentially this is more than that this is about stopping the u.s. more machine. this protest in new york is par

now the boy told police he first heard gun fire, and he ducked. he heard another gunshot, and his sister yelled "i've been shot." it's unclear what the intended target was. >>> a crash p happened this week on university avenue, during the busy lunch hour, the driver in his 90s, now as has to take an emergency retest at the department of motor vehicles if he wants to keep driving. five people were hurt in the crash. >>> san jose police are hoping video will help them find a robbery suspect. this was taken tuesday night at the chevron station in san jose. a man wearing a black beanny and long black jacket pulled out the assault rifle and robbed four people. anyone with information is being asked to call police. >>> the man accused of groping two women in the south bay is facing misdemeanor battery charges. amad pore was arrested thursday he was spotted on the street and recognized him from a police sketch. the first incident happened on july 11, when a woman in a pow wow took part. he began aggressively touching and kissing her. on july 22, a woman

know that the clashes were not related to the enforcement of the curfew, but rather response to gun fire in the area, and one person who had been shot, an information that people had broken into a barbeque restaurant there and in fact, had gotten up on the roof. community leaders said that what they want is transparency and more information and particularly about the original shooting. people in the crowd say what they want is an arrest and conviction of officer wilson. molly. >> mike tobin in ferguson for us. thank you very much. >>> meantime, with we are learning more that, learning more that 20,000 people have now signed a petition seeking a special prosecutor look into the shooting death of michael brown tflt investigation is currently being held by the st. louis county deputy's office, but the organizers behind the petition is slamming the office as being impartial. the justice department and the fbi are looking into the shooting and considering whether or not to file charges. >>> and fox news alert on major developments in iraq. the u.s. is launching new air strikes around the mosu

no word on what sparked the the gun fire or any description of the suspects. >>> no injuries were reported after an early morning fire in camden. fire crews got to the scene on spruce and douglass streets around 1:30 this morning. officials say three hems were fully engulfed when fire fighters arrived. that fire quickly grew to two alarms. investigators are working to determine what spark those flames. >>> right now 5:06. governor tom corbett is taking steps to try to help the philadelphia school district. >> governor announced early release of funding to help schools open up on time and avoid more layoffs. yesterday he announced a 265 million-dollar advance, it is money that has been allocated, the governor is just making it available sooner. doctor bill hite says he is grateful but cannot guarantee schools will open up on time. >> the goal of this axis to allow the doors to openoiday la. >> all they we are thrilled with the advancements, we're thrilled with certification, it does not resolve the 81 million-dollar budget gap. >> school officials hope pennsylvania lawmakers will return to

and the rifled guns, of course, had a better range and actually fired better. but a gun like this was a good anti-personnel weapon. there were various types of ammunition you could use in this, plus even at times you could put chains and everything else in here and fire it at an enemy. and, of course, the chain, or whatever, would -- could mow town a number of men. so this became a very -- this type of gun became a good anti-personnel weapon. with this platforms, you can get up and take a look at the fort without actually walking on the walls. as we get up here, you can see the ditch and the embracers as they come out of the fort which is what the gun would have fired out. on the inside, that's called the scarf. on the outside, that's called the counter-scarf. at the top, they have those bushes running along. that's to keep people from walking in the mote and trying to walk up the parapet. the bushes are sort of like abatee which were pointed sticks and stakes that they would have outside of a lot of forts. so it has two purposes. to keep the people out and to k

level gun fire, fierce. but the ukraine military's advance to the city center has begun. no coincidence, perhaps, that now the ukrainian army is moving fast into donetsk. but inside the city on monday, great disquiet reigned. shelling has pushed some underground into cellars, half-built basements in this government building. where children and women eek out a life sleeping on mattresses they carry down here. twins who find the nightly explosions scary, loud. in this dim labyrinth they believe the separatists when they tell them the ukrainian army are american-backed fascists set on attacking the ethnic russians here. >> translator: they crush us. the damn americans, she says. what are they doing? where there is war in the world they have a part. look. these little ones here. they say they can't afford to leave, have nowhere to go. >> translator: all the women of the world, raise your voice against these murderers. >> streets torn up. ukraine's army have used a lot of artillery in their first advance. and as she returns to her home for the first time, it's unclear who fire