the his brother yousef did not. >> stay in place. >> reporter: thinks a snapshot that yousef sent to mohammad inside the student life building as swat team members searched for gunman. >> based honoraries event events, i just wanted to tell him to stay on the phone with me. >> reporter: it was a yot for the entire school system as the waiting game, began. >> i don't know what to think and neither do i. difficult my homework. i want to turn it in. this is kind of of very, very scary. >> reporter: fear dissipated once word of the us peck in custody spread and the lock down was lifted. thomas lopez was in the building where a man fitting the description of the suspect was removed by police. >> when i saw them apprehend the the the suspect. i said wow, cops got him. >> reporter: among crowd of students who emerged on to spring garden street is the brother yousef. >> you know, my brother, it could have been a big problem. >> we were both happy. >> you know, everyone got back in and thank god nobody got hurt. >> reporter: those brothers tell me they got calls from family members as far awa

yousef, our correspondent in guinea. and he will be monitoring those elections as people go to the poll. in the presidential elections. >> all right, time to find out what is going on with the weather. rob is here. autumn storms arrived in the mediterranean. >> yes, the season changed. they can be vicious. you can almost get hurricanes in the united nations. we don't call them that. we'll concentrate on rain storms. the north-east corner of sicily is a mountain range. an ideal country and the result of downpours was this. you watched the opener, in the middle of what was a stream, the remains of at least one vehicle brought down in this one storm. they were big storms, not just hitting sicily, but the south of italy, they were in the same area for a few hours. there's the picture then. bright white tops of clouds. if you run it forwards 24 hours, they moved away and they went across the adriatic towards macedonia and albania. >> here they were vicious, and the recorded amount of rain is over 125mm on the coast of albania

hasan yousef, are israel security forces in the west bank. it cops during a wave of unrest which some fear could escalate into a full scale uprising. israel has added dozens of extra checkpoints and increasing its search powers. israeli police are also investigating the killing of an eritrean man after he was mistaken by a palestinian attacker. shot and beaten by a problem at a bus station in the southern city of beersheba on sunday, he later died at hospital. 44 palestinians and eight israelis have been killed so far this month. >>> the young palestinian attack is in its latest wave of violence defy any kind of classification. they have been male and female, political and apolitical, affluent and poor. they had one thing in common, they knew the consequences of their actions would most likely be death. andrew simmons is in west jerusalem, to talk to their family and friends. >> in the morning most school boys his age would be hanging out with friends but he's killing a knife. he wants to kill someone. and this is his attempt. he ends up lyin

mr tarek yousef. mr abdisalam el haas eem. mr hamud. mr mostafa. mr shuelle. mr brahim el niad ... >>> we seem to have problems with the line there. we were listening to the head of the u.n. mission to libya. as it was announced in the formation of a unity government now. the government - we heard that the prime minister has been appointed. all of that after negotiations coming on for a year, with the two governments that have been in power in libya recently. let's cross to the united nations in new york, and speak to a diplomatic editor, james bays, live for us at u.n. headquarters. i guess if there could be a word to describe that, going to lengths to show the government was going to represent the whole of libya. >> yes, and he had to balance things carefully because, of course, it's a small governing group, six people to represent politically and geographically the divided country of libya, naming fi as sharaz as the interim prime minister, making out that all the other deputy prime ministers and ministers will have similar status. first they'll fire the in

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we took the letter from hamas from a man, othman yousef, spent the whole night writing a letter to take to cairo to deliver to obama. i have a copy of the letter ended quite extraordinary. it says they want you to come here and see for yourself are ground zero and with the israeli invasion did here. we want you to start discussions we are willing to talk to anybody, i.e. israel based on no precondition and we want discussions based on international law and we couldn't even get the obama administration to respond at all to that. there's an example of reaching out and trying to promote discussions and our government refusing to do that. how would you do it today? i mentioned earlier we have to involve iran, saudi arabia, turkey, countries in the region. we have to get back to the peace table. let me ask one other thing because code pink worked with women around the world when the first talks happened in geneva around trying to find solution to the war in syria family were for peace and freedom when the oldest women's peace group bringing forward to try to get an observer status and a few

they do not believe he knows where yousef is either, somebody he appreciated. at this point they don't have any information as to where he is. >>reporter: the whole community has already been through two nights of searching and they say they'll continue until youssi is found. jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >>> 4:42. time now for traffic and weather on the 2s. hi, vanessa. >> good morning. there. you'll notice more moisture in the atmosphere today and that is a precursor to wet weather on the way. but let's start off with our weather watchers this morning to see where temperatures are. it isn't as chilly as it was we've got temperatures for most of us in the 50s and 60s. 61 in and around the city. we've got 58 as we look up the hudson valley. walter says he's got mostly cloudy skies, relative humidity at 84%. so a little bit more mild, certainly more muggy than it was yesterday. let's take you live outside. you can see the moisture kind of hanging in the atmosphere out there with those clouds. we're looking at mostly cloudy and 63 degrees in the city right now,

as you mentioned the hamas leader's name is hassan yousef.well known to israeli security officials. he's been arrested before. he's been on israel's radar for quite some time. he is a hamas leader. and now israeli officials are accusing him of actively instigating and inciting terrorism. as we know, hamas has been praising these attack, and the attacks continue today. an israeli soldier was stabbed this morning by a palestinian man who israeli forces then shot and killed. the soldier was lightly wounded. it was also an extremely violent weekend. several stabbings saturday. the targets being israeli soldiers. and then sunday, a 21-year-old bedouin man shot to death, an israeli soldier at a central bus station at southern israel town grabbing the soldiers and then spraying the bus terminal. 11 people were wounded. but then adding to the chaos, an eritrean man seeking asylum in israel was shot mistakenly, was mistakenly thought to be part of the attack by a security guard, the security guard shot the guy, and then as the man lay bleeding, he was