he sometimes told aides, let's try to kill the people you're trying to kill us.nd by implication, not tens of thousands of other people who died in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. so his goal was to pull out of the big wars, but he didn't think he could ignore the threat of terrorism. this was his solution. so by the time they finally caught up with anwar al-awlaki on september 30, 2011, defend a year and a half or so to find him, and there was a volley of missiles. he was killed along with a kind of american sidekick a guy named samara can't who moved to yemen and joined al-qaeda. and two yemeni guys who were with al-qaeda. and obama at the time they're very secretive about that operation. he announced that anwar al-awlaki was did he made a public announcement that he did not say exactly how he died. he didn't say the u.s. was responsible. however, that's been a problem i think the drone problem all along is excessive secrecy. a failure to explain to the rules under which strikes are conducted or to reveal their results so there would be some accountability. b

he sometimes told aides, let try to kill the people who are trying to kill us. and by implication, not tens of thousands of other people who died in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. so his goal was to pull out of the big wars but he didn't think he could ignore the threat of terrorism, ask this was his solution. so, at the time they finally caught up with anwar al-awlaki, on september 30, 2011, took them a year and a half or so to find him, and they -- there was a volley of missiles. he was killed along with a kind of american sidekick, a guy named samir kaan who moved to yemen and joined al qaeda. ... should we protect it from a s.w.a.t. team. that's who anwar al-awlaki was. he helped oversee 2010 plots to detonate explosive devices onto cargo planes. he was a bald, and planning for the airliner in 2009. when farook abdel mattel of the christmas day bomber, he approved his operation helped him take the martyrdom video after the attack and planned to blow up the airplane when it was over american soil. i would have detained and prosecuted awlaki if we captured

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he didn't kill that boy. i swear to god, he didn't kill that boy. >> southward would soon make bail and leave louisville metro. but with hogan's charges tied to the holt murder, he could face a long stay behind bars. according to the police report, hogan does admit to breaking into holt's home with two other men. but he says one of them actually killed the teen. >> i didn't know that they was going to kill the little boy, which they wasn't going to kill a little boy. they told me they was going to beat up his mother. but ended up killing her son. it hurts me. >> now just 16 hours after his own arrest the man hogan says committed the murder has also been arrested. it doesn't take long for word to hit the news. >> two down, one to go. the search continues for a third suspect wanted in connection with that murder, all while the family prepares to bury gregory holt today, and the big question is why did this happen in the first place? >> 29-year-old james mallory was arrested in the louisville courtroom just befo

one officer was killed. wife of another policeman in a residential part of the building died along with her five-month-old baby. the authorities blame the pkk. the turkish government's two-year ceasefire with the group fell apart last july. now strict curfews are in place in selected districts of towns and cities across the southeast of turkey. >> translator: i strongly condemn the attack on a police station last night. five civilians were killed and a police officer was martyred in the attack. >> reporter: the prime minister says the commitment to what he calls counter terrorism remains steadfast. this latest devastation from the kurdish conflict in which 40,000 people have died in the past three decades shows what turkey is still up against, and it comes less than 48 hours after the isil attack right at the heart of the old city. in turkey right now, no one really feels easy. andrew simmons, al jazeera, in istanbul. >>> let's go back to our top story now, the series of coordinated attacks in the indonesian

thearlier two students were killed and another ukrainian skier was killed in that incident. >>> a manhas been arrested in attacks in paris which killed 130 people in november. mormoroccan authorities say that the suspect is linked to those who carried out the shooting and terror attacks. he traveled to syria and fought with al nusra front before joining isil. >>> police made arrests in cologne, germany. a man was ratherred at a refugee home over the weekend. he's accused of groping a woman and stealing her mo mobile phone. hundreds have come forward saying they were sexually attacked over new year's avenue. [ sobbing ] >> people in the village of nepal's southern plains are used to the sound of grief coming out of the house. in september her teenage son was shot by security forces. locals hearsay that the whole village has been grieving. >> it's unfortunate tha this is such a sad time. >> a youth leader visiting families of those who died during the protest. he said their deaths is a reminder of what is at stake. >> there is over a dozen people who have come to me and asked me to take

the multi-object kill vehicle. i put this in so that everybody understands what we are talking about. what we want to do is to be able 2 with several kill vehicles that would allow us to go, not just to the most legal object -- before object, but to the next one in the next. if you do that, you can kill everything in the scene. is, and a lot of work was done on this from 2003 to 2009, if we make this work, the cost-effectiveness of the system mprove.ntinue to i ultimately, this is where we want to be. we shifted gears on corrective energy now. there's a lot of questions on where the agency is. lethality and of the concept of operations are critical to our thinking of how we may someday employ the same technology. we talk about fiber, you can talk about pump lasers, slap lasers, any and all of the above. there is important work going on at the laboratories. we significantly ramped up the investmentterms of and talking about it more and what needs to be done to mature this capability. airborne laser testbed. let's ta

i figured i'd kill her sister. i didn't want to kill my mom. figure if i kill her sister, it would slowly kill her emotionally. >> luis ramon was 15 years old at the time of the murder. when we met him six years later he told our producer he relates with two notorious and fictional movie killers. >> i figured i'd be a killer like michael meyers and jason vorhees. on friday the 13th. i was just fascinated with the way they worked. i heard voices. like jason, one of the characters, they told me like how to kill people and when to do it. the devil -- i was possessed by the devil for six years. >> how about nowadays? >> i think there's a demon that lives outside my window right now. jim. he lives outside my window, he's a demon. most of the time he just sings to me and hums. he aggravates me sometimes and i can't sleep. >> when our producer noticed his scarred arms, she learned that sometimes, ramon directs violence at himself, as well. >> i cut my vein open about three times. twice with a spoon and once with raise czar blade just to watch the bloo

the number of syrians killed has now surpassed a quarter million.o try to end the five-year war are scheduled for later this month in geneva. >>> european union has eye announced an investigation whether new media laws in poland break laws on democracy. lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: for 24 years this charity tv show has been a staple of polish life. the tellthon raises millions of dollars every year for children. yet it looks like it may become the most high profile victim of this media war. politicians have started asking whether it wouldn't be better to have the money be spent on a catholic charity instead. suddenly the man who started the whole thing is having to defend his claim that it is incost enth with values. >> translator: the [ inaudible ] inside are also inside poles. but it's natural in a society under construction like pole land. i love this country, and i think that here [ inaudible ] of this country is being expressed with full heart. >> reporter: the new law means the treasury gets to decide who runs the state broadcaster. >> t

one has been killed and others injured. around a thousand villagers were moved to safety in freezing temperatures. roadblocks have been set up in haiti by protesters demanding new elections on the second successive day of unrest police disbursed demonstrators near parliament in the capital. opposition presidential candidate is boycotting the run off alleging rigging. kenyan troops have been carrying out ground and air operations in southern somalia's region. it follows an attack on a kenyan military base. the remains of soldiers have been flown to the capital >> reporter: the remains of some of the soldiers killed by al-shabab fighters are brought back home. the fighters over run a military base on friday killing many soldiers and abducting several others. these soldiers have only been there for a fortnight following a routine troop rotation of the african union peace keeping mission. two other equally deadly attacks happened last year during similar rotations >> they're caused by the massive complete take over of a company

drove him to kill some 20 people.s. >> how do i feel about someone like joseph? do i pity him? what are my feelings towards him? i feel that it's important that we understand how he developed to be able to go back and say, was it possible early on to prevent this. was it possible to do something that would have changed the cour course of history. >> your first thoughts of killing somebody, how old do you think you were? >> about 17 years old, i think. when i would watch all of these westerns on tv, i guess i would see people wanting them to get shot. >> here he was, watching tv, watching westerns, lots of shoot-outs. he particularly enjoyed when the bad guy was successful. and the late '50s and during the '60s, the era of vietnam, john kennedy was assassinated by a sniper. charles whitman was a particularly successful sniper at the university of texas in 1966. it was a period of time of a lot of violence, a lot of violence that didn't make any sense. you have to wonder about the impact of some of the events of that pe

>> he just said, "i killed russell jordan." >> as simple as that, "i killed russell jordan"?yeah, that's what he said. >> did you think it was true? >> i didn't think it was true. because -- >> kids don't go around killing kids. >> right. and that's what i was thinking. you know, i mean, it seemed like at our school, you know, it seemed like kids didn't do that. >> didn't you think, i have to go tell the cops? >> i mean, i didn't have any evidence. and i wasn't -- i probably figured i'd be grasping at air, or something like that, trying to pull something out of nowhere because they would ask me questions that i wouldn't know how to answer. >> remember, taten was only 15 at the time. like many teenagers, he says, he was conflicted about such things as loyalty, friendship, and justice. he says he couldn't have betrayed a friendship based on a tale that sounded like a wild, drug-induced horror fantasy. but confused and plagued by doubts, taten says he promised himself this. >> and if i could ever, you know, put this together as some way that it was reality, that you know, that i

at least seven people killed. four attackers killed and i suppose we believe that's included in the people killed that would be at least the one police officer that we are aware of as well. so that is the latest reporting, that is the latest we are getting straight from the jakarta police spokesperson. now, that's four attack that's have been killed. to be clear, we don't know the total number of attackers. so as far as we know, this is still an ongoing situation, step, but that's the latest that we can report right now. >> reporter: yes -- >> go right ahead. >> reporter: that confirms that there was a lot of gun fighting after the first explosion that his we heard. there was a lot of gun fights going on. and there were reports earlier that police had detained a few of the attackers but now the police is confirm that go they actually killed those attackers. that has happened during these gun fights that happened very shortly after this first large explosion was heard. there must be hundreds of police right now, an

all three students were killed. luke wiseman//former teacher 9:11 "she lived, in my opinion, a life that was admirable and honorable and i can't imagine anyone not that."there will be a community memorial service for olivia at mariemont high school- on saturday, january 23rd- at 9-30 a-m, in the schools auditorium. a northern kentucky home is destroyed by fire. firefighters say a mother and her three kids were inside their latonia lakes home when it caught fire.they were able to get out...the mom suffered minor injuries.authorities say the fire started in a bedroom. the red cross is helping out tonight. coming up next.million dollar winner. winner.what the woman who had one of the winning powerball tickets says she plans to do with the money.plus the lucky northern kentucky store where a former miami university student is charged with making a sex tape without the consent of his partner. partner.20-year-old jordan benge is charged with voyeurism.he also faces charges for stealing computers from the university's i-t

the group said it killed 10 soldiers in raqua.day, egyptian airstrikes hit a number of targets in the area. dozens of soldiers were killed last year in sinai. syria's opposition is trying to agree on who should be part of upcoming direct talks of the as assad government in two weeks' time. the meeting in riyadh. the opposition wants to include a democratic syria which will keep state institnuingsz tact. the negotiations. power after a six higher week negotiation period. preconditions to stop government attacks in opposition areas and facilitate the return of millions of refugees. as the syrian civil war continues, the humanitarian situation worsens day by day. small towns close to the lebanese border are feeling the impact. prison swap. pro-government forces. many, warning you may find some of the footage in this report disturbing. the people of maiduri were promised help. it hasn't come. shops were empty or closed. on the streets, dejection and despair. >> we have only got water. how come there isn't any food? in the end, we were

one man was killed and eight others were arrested. reports are suggesting that lavoy finnegan, arguably the number two guy in all of this, was the one to be killed but that is yet to be confirmed by authorities. i can say that finnegan has said many times he would rather die than go to jail. the militia arrested including ammon bundy and his brother and shawn shaughnessy. pete santelea was already arrested and streaming on his youtube page but he is not affiliation and often referred to as bundy's right hand man. john rightshimer another one involved in the occupation is in. all of the arrested are facing federal conspiracy felony as for the rest of the militia to still be occupying the malheiur wildlife refuge the county judge is asking them to leave peacefully. one thing important to understand in all of this bundy and his followers frequently left the refuge coming and going as they pleased so it wasn't out of the ordinary for them to think they could get in a truck, back. they have done that several times the last couple of weeks

but not to kill him. then when she was giving him fluids the doctor ordered, she was dosing them with antifreeze, which was fatal. the jury found angelina guilty of first-degree murder for financial gain but couldn't reach a verdict on whether she tried to kill that witness. in the sentencing phase, the judge allowed the jury to hear evidence implicating angelina in her daughter's death. then the jury agreed on a sentence. >> she shall be put to death. >> reporter: even while facing a death sentence, angelina seemed unphased. she addressed the court but admitted only to some errors. >> i broke and made a few terrible, stupid mistakes which i regret very much. we all make mistakes. i picked the wrong time to make murder is not on that list. >> reporter: frank rodriguez thought angelina was the god- fearing woman of his dreams. he was wrong. tom fuller thought she was a nurturing mother who would protect their daughter. he will never know for sure if he was lured into a terrible mistake. but chad holloway u

they say they have killed ten soldiers. only one was killed.riday, egyptian airstrikes hit a number of targets in the area. dozens of soldiers were killed last year. in sinai. syria's opposition is trying to agree on who should be part of upcoming direct talks for the assag government. a meeting in riyadh. it wants an inclusive syria which will keep state institutions intact. preconditions must be met to stop government attacks, allow aid into opposition areas and facilitate returns of millions of refugees. as the syrian simple war continues, the humanitarian situation worsens day by day. feeling the impact slowly running out of vital food and medicine supplies. a report now, many are waiting for the help they so desperately need. you may find some of the foovt footage in her report distu disturbing. they were fwroomsed help. it hasn't come. on the streets, dejection and despair. >> we've only got water. how come there isn't any food? in the end, we were eating starch. everything maz gone. >> one is allowed to leave. up to 40,000 people have no

members of our community were killed too.e have got nothing but the mercy of god. >> reporter: the town has a population made up of both sunnis and shiites. since isil was pushed out in 2015, shiite militias have essentially been in charge of security there. anger from the sunnis has been rising. when iraq's prime minister visited on tuesday, he vowed to restore security for all residents. so to many sunni lawmakers those promises ring hollow, and they are openly accusing the government of not doing more to protect sunni citizens. >> translator: there have been many violations in several towns and villages. we see the retaller to attacks. >> reporter: iraq's security forces and government are stretched very thin. the threat of rising sectarian violence only makes an already volatile situation that much more dire. mohammed jamjoom, al jazeera. >>> at least 20 people have been killed in an attack on a university in pakistan's northwest. a splinter group of the pack tanny taliban claimed responsibility. but the head of the group

in a sniper killing at a st.synagogue, franklin is sentenced to death. >> in my opinion, that is an explanation that he thinks would give him more credibility. but as far as what caused him to become a serial killer, i think that was an excuse. >> so how did you, joseph, evolve to the point where you could do something that seems so cold-blooded? >> you get so traumatized that you just try to pay back all the pain that you suffered. that's what happened to me from the time i was a little kid was yelled at all day long, beat up, starved, it had an effect on me when i got older. just about in the family had an alcohol family. after spending the paycheck, my brother would be fighting and cussing at each other, he'd be beating her. and the landlord would bang on the side of the trailer. it would terrorize us. and my mother had no money because my father would take all the money and spend it on alcohol. basically they split up in 1965, they were divorced. that left us on welfare, you know, she began abusing us even wo

three days and 17 people killed. the first memorial ceremonies have taken place for the charlie hebdo attack in paris a year ago this week. and cueto has become the latest country to weigh in on saudi arabia's side in its row with iran. it is seen as possibly threatening middle east stability. >> well, a visibly emotional barack obama has unveiled his plans to tighten gun laws in the united states. the u.s. president evoking the memory of child victims of gun violence as he outlined measures earlier including expanding background checks on people trying to by firearms. according to opinion polls, the vast majority support the general idea but they are more divided on other aspects of gun control. take a listen to what barack obama had to say. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. anybody in the business of selling firearms must get a license and conduct background checks or be subject to criminal prosecution. it doesn't matter whether y

he denies killing the kids-- but says he killed yessenia in self defense. toledo's trial starts january 19th in saint augustine. sanford police want you to take a good look at some solve a murder. these are pictures of three people inside "kim's food store" last month. joshua hur was gunned down outside his store 2 days before christmas. police say the people in these pictures are not suspects. but they might have information about the events leading up to the shooting. if you recognize them--call sanford

in the sea, kill americans in the air, kill americans everywhere. >> reporter: rahman's significances underscored by his fervent preoccupation with freeing the blind sheik from his american prison cell. osama bin laden vowed as much in this video. [ speaking foreign language ]. there's even a training exercise aimed at springing rahman outlined in the encyclopedia of jihad, al qaeda's massive guide on everything from guerrilla warfare and terrorist tactics to how to recognize a rattlesnake or treat a scorpion sting. >> thousands and thousands of pages. draws on many sources including u.s. army manuals and is something that other than the training camps is the most important thing that al qaeda gave to the global jihadist movement. >> the encyclopedia. the years of recruiting. the training camps. al qaeda's murderous new ideology. all of it culminating in this, osama bin laden's official and very public declaration of war on america and americans. [ speaking foreign language ]. bin laden had spoken. once again he had warned his enemy. but was anyone really listening? did anyone take h

they get to the kill zone. an they hit the kill zone, rpg takes out his leg. it will have to be annotated. you can imagine he is in a bit of pain. he refuses to get off the gun and continues to engage the enemy. he was directing people where to shoot. and pushedhe radio the mrap's out of the kill zone to save everybody. when the fight was over, he passed out. i get chills talking about this kid. amazing that he did that because he did not want his friends to die. what he did, a lot more people would have died that day probably. in the book, it is dedicated to my dad. then we go to iraq and afghanistan. , we haveddle of them fortwo combat marines. this guy here happens to be a marine corps scout sniper, my first casualty assistance. i had to tell his mom. i show up at the house and see his little sister. i ambushed her. excuse me, ma'am. she walks away and does not talk to me. i go to the house. she left the door open. kind of an invitation. i walk in. what i did is i sat her down. knees and in my looked her in the eyes and said, i have the pcr, the casualty re

they get into the kill zone. when they get there, an rpg rocket comes through and takes off his leg. it is not educated, but will have -- it is not amputated, but will have to be. he refuses to get off the gun. he was also directing other people where to shoot. and he took leadership, got on mraps pushinghad each other out of the kill zone to save each other. when the fight was over with, he passed out from blood l oss. i'm getting chills talking about this kid. imagine that he did that because he did not want his friends to die. did,u did nohe had not done whe a lot of people would have died that day. this is casualty assistance calls officers. did two do eight, but i for combat marines. one i had to do three notifications, the other i had to do two notifications. my very first casualty assistance call. sister gets out of the vehicle. she walks away, doesn't talk to me. i walk in. there is the speech i'm supposed to give that i do not give. finally i sat her down on the couch and i got down on my knee and held h

half were killed near fallujah.or attack elsewhere leaving 18 dead. 40 people have been arrested after demonstrators set fire to the saudi embassy. they were angry at the execution of nimr al-nimr and other men. a human chain has been formed to highlight the suffering in a besieged city in yemen. houthi fighters are fighting saudi-led forces for control of thies. united nations has been requested to help stop the issue. saudi-led coalition spokesman spoke to al jazeera just a short while ago. he was defending the coalition strikes in yemen and he says the united nations report in december that more than 100 tons of aid was delivered to thies in yemen was contradictory. >> it belonged to the united nations. they signed an agreement. they send the shipment to the ports and the airport, but necessity did not get on the ground. with this food and medicine, to give to the people. why did they not come down preventing people the medicine >>> another book publisher in hong kong has mysteriously disappeared. he is the fifth

hundreds have been killed. the husband and son of this woman was shot and killed in separate attacks that were politically motivated. >> translation: when high husband was murdered, i was in the bedroom. i heard boom boom twice, i got scared. the shots continued for a while. when i went outside i went out screaming. she says the amnesty has greatly improved security. self-confessed criminal has handed over 84 rifles. >> translation: violence escalated because people were attacking communities. my community. so i was protecting my female. now i am protecting all people. >> reporter: many victims are worried that criminals are not being punished and will re-offend. many of the communities affected by crime and violence in the state say the government needs to do a lot more than the amnesty program. they say they need help dealing with the impact of crime. >> this amnesty program, i think the best thing to do. >> reporter: state government leaders defend the amnesty. >> the security council demanded for the people

the collapse of a building killed more than 1100 people. it his honour a spotlight-- shon a light on the workers conditions. >> reporter: this woman returned to work exhausted from a miscarriage. the garment worker found little sympathy among her bosses. she said she was fired for taking time off. since then he days have been spent in court. few of these hearings have been in the labor court where she is suing her former employers for wrongful termination. she has been named in various issues. >> translation: they accused me of kidnapping babies. they went all the way to my village and told my parents in an effort to scare me. they accused me, my husband and my brother. they put false dharnlgs against us in court. >> reporter: meanwhile, her labor court case remains stuck with little sign of progress. garment workers have a saying, i don't own enough shoes to go to the labor court. it's a reference to how their shoes get worn out to get here. the industry has been under international shot light. activists say the labor courts slow process g

if you refused to kill he'd order others to kill you. >> after months on the run. he was arrested. he was flown to kinshasa. the u.n.'s criminal tribunal inkited him in 1996. in 1994 thousands gather said around this church. according to the indictment. villages were ordered to kill them all. >> now there's a memorial. if here are the clothes and some of the people killed here. here, a skull and other remains, and weapons to killed them. he oversaw the killing of country men and rape and sexual violence against women. >> the tribunal that indicted him sat in neighbouring tanzania. it's now closing. rights groups criticise it for trying people from one side of the conflict. the rebel patriotic front. which was the rwandan army, defeated those involved. >> those killings by rtf troops are in no way critical of the genocide. nevertheless they were crimes against humanity, falling within the remit of the icr. snoop they deny it and say they bring their soldiers to justice at home. i don't believe both sides should counter in the question of the i.c.c. r. i believe they have enough job

"but the quality is what's killing us." then he says humidity and dampness caused his soybeans -- to break down in their pods. reducing their market value. "these should be nice and round "and for farmers like long the wheat crop. already he says it off to a hoping there will be room for long says he projects the total year -- will cost his farm hundreds of thousands of dollars. he says he and his fellow farmers have been looking into ways to get some disaster aid from the federal government. new this morning... the highway patrol continues to investigate an accident that killed a teen in aiken county last night. investigators say 15-year old david crutchfield was pronounced dead on north street in the town of new ellenton. investigators say 20-year old raymond burns was driving the vehicle that hit crutchfield. the coroner says burns initially left the scene of the crash, but later turn himself into authorities. the accident remains under investigation. in this morning's crime alert... a man is recovering in the hospital a

i was solicited to kill helen. and th brought steve miller running. >> in return for his testimony, the government cut his sentence in half, paid him $6,000 and helped pay for a hernia operation. >> joe plemmons was given benefits no greater and much less than many other cooperative witnesses. >> he had a lot of reasons to say whatever you wanted him to say, wouldn't you say? >> he was aware of details that only someone privy to these sinister conversations would have had access to. >> richard bailey said cathy jayne olson and plemmons are telling fantasy stories. short of someone coming forward and saying i was responsible for killing helen brach and richard bailey had nothing to do with it, how are you going to get out of here? >> coming up -- >>> helen brach, once a wealthy candy heiress and socialite was gone. the prosecutor had spun an elaborate murder conspiracy. there is another person here who doesn't fit so neatly into the prosecutor's pieces of the puzzle. a man who knew helen brach very well and was repo

couch killed four people in a drunk driving accident. he is currently fighting his extradition back to america. a person of interest is being held in belize-- officials say they believe he might be involved in the murder of a journalist from chicago. officials say the man is a fisherman from guatemala. he appeared in court yesterday for an unrelated charge of entering the country illegally. police in belize say they are questioning him in the death of anne swaney-- but no charges have been filed. she was strangled last week and her body was dumped in a river, near the resort where she was vacationing. the israeli army says they have arrested a person for killing a woman inside her home in the west bank. officials say the man stabbed a woman as she fought to defend her children. this happened sunday inside a jewish settlement home. police say the killing was part of a month-long wave of violence-- but is the first in a jewish community. said yesterday he plans to strengthen security measures in the west bank. 11 people are dead and more t

at least two policemen were killed in the attack. it also went on saying that a number of attackers entered the guest mouse and that the-- house and that the afghan forces in the area cordoned off the area and there is still ongoing fighting. other official sources in jalalabad, in the city of jalalabad, are telling us that at least four people have been killed so far and the fighting is ongoing, heavy clashes going on. jalalabad is a city and the wider province has the presence of islamic state fighters of islamic state in iraq and the levant and so far no-one has claimed responsibility >>> u.s. navy commanders want the return of two vessels and their crews seized by the eye rain navy. -- iranian navy. the spokesman for iran's armed forces wants the u.s. government to apologise and was unable to confirm or deny that the ten crew members will be returned on wednesday. it is the latest skirmish in the gulf. >> translation: we witnessed that the naval force and their frigate had air and air mauves in the area. it shows the lack of comm

pakistan wants to send investigators to the court where 13 were killed. >>> coordinated attacks killedeven. two gunmen who barricaded themselves inside a government guest house were killed in a shoot-out. an accomplice blew themselves up near the consulate. >> the south korean military fired warning shots after spotting an unknown north korean object close to its border. south korea urged china from the latest nuclear test. faust receiver with more from seoul. >> reporter: on the day jacob paquette made an annual address to her people. shots fired over the demilitarized zone between north korea and south korea. forces detected an unidentified vehicle heading from north korea to south korea, understood to be a drone, an unmanned vehicle. south korea broadcast warning measures, and fired shots arod the demarcation line that separates within the zone. it's understood to have turned around and headed back into north korean territory. president park geun-hye in her speech used a third of it to address the issue, reacting to the nuclear test, saying it was a fundamentally different security

four attackers have been killed. and if just the last few minutes, there has been a claim of responsibility from the pakistani taliban. let's get the latest on this situation. alexander field is watching developments. what's the latest? >> we are learning minutes ago the pakistani group is taking claim for a deadly attack in 2014 on a school that left more than 140 people dead. 'children. again, this grew now saying they are the one was terrorized a university in northwest pakistan just this morning. it happened when an explosion was heard at bacha khan university. officials connected to the school now saying at least 21 kill. but it is far too soon to be able to determine how many have been injured and if there are additional fatalities. they say four attackrs unleashed fire on the school have been killed that after troops took positions around the campus an even on rooftops. they say two of the attackers were kill by sniper fire. what is not clear at this point is if there were four attackers in total or if there c

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he was reportedly killed during a shootout at a mosque in the north.accused of killing two people in a bar as well as a taxi driver. let's go live to jerusalem now where we can speak to our correspondent. what other details do we have about this shooting? >> reporter: well a stunning end to an 8-day manhunt for the suspect. we understand he was shot dead after police received a tip-off that he was hiding in a building near his own family's village in the north of israel. according to police when he tried to exit the building, he opened fire on officers, officers returned fire and that is when he was killed. police are also saying that none of their police personnel were killed. and it really just caps off again this 8-day manhunt for this man who is alleged to have killed two people in a mass shooting at a bar in tel-aviv and then a taxi driver who is said to have taken him from tel-aviv to the north of the country. now the israeli police and security services have been deeply criticized over the past several days for their failure to find him in the h

first of all, was he killed or did he commit suicide? still don't have the official report into that inquestions published. if he was killed, there are those who implicate members of the intelligence service, and the then president cristina kirchner and her then foreign minister mr. timmerman who were somehow involved in the coverup of iranian involvement in a bombing of a jewish center in 1994, that they were somehow implicatein that killing. but we have had no clear answers, no official pronouncements on that. many here are hoping that with a new government in office that president mauricio macri i can put influence imi emphasis behid that investigation, he met on the eve of the anniversary with alberto nisman's daughters, gathering here to make sure that the memory of alberto nisman has not been forgotten and to find answers to those many questions. >>> staying in argentina thousands of government employees have lost their jobs. the new government says many are supporters of former president cristina kirchner. here is teresa vo. >> a

fish, turbines kill fish. it's not a vacuum out there. there are fish living there, traversing the area. >> even though scientists whose research laid out the potential of the project say there's a long way to go before the sea bottom is covered with dozens of turbines powering nova scotia and its neighboring states and provinces. >> there are a lot of challenges. the marine environment is very difficult to work in. the initial cost, the electricity that generate it will be high and we also have this question of what impact it will have on the environment. >> balancing that impact against the costs of energy from fossil fuel will be crucial. can tides so high they make rivers run backward help ease climate change or should they be left alone to ebb and flow as they have always done? daniel lack, al jazeera in nova scotia. >>> you can always find out much nowhere about many of the stories we're covering on our serve site at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera, director and producer

two attackers were killed as a result. the pakistani consulate is not far away from that guest house. so we are not sure what the target is. is it the local guest house or is it the pakistani consulate >>> any claim of responsibility yet? >> reporter: no. there hasn't been a claim of responsibility yet, but jalalabad and the wider province has a number of armed groups, most notably of them is the islamic state in iraq and the levant and there is also the taliban. what is interesting is that government is fighting both groups and both groups are fighting the government and they are fighting themselves as well. so you can imagine the volatility of this situation there >>> thanks very much. it has been reported that ten u.s. navy sailers taken into custody by iran could soon be released. tehran says two like these were seized for entering iranian waters. they say they strayed off course because of mechanical problems. a spokesman for iran's armed forces use less conciliatory language. >> translation: we witnessed that the for

a gunman shot and killed four people and wounded seven others. trudeau stopped at the high school where most of the shootings happned. s/ justin trudeau/ canadian prime minister :32 "we are communities of compassionate caring citizens across this nation. we love and we take care of one another, and we will and we must work together to address the deeper issues facing our country that have yet again been highlighted by tragedy and heartbreak a 17-year-old is in custody for the shooting. italian police have announced they arrested some big time mafia bosses. the two fugitive bosses were found in a bunker in calabria. giuseppe crea and giuseppe ferraro were hiding to avoid being prosecuted for extortion, murder, and other crimes. the two a reportedly the leaders of the crime sydicate that is europe's biggest cocaine supplier. today: mainly sunny and mild. highs in the lower 50s. wind: n/s 5-10mph. tonight: chilly, but quiet. lows in the upper 30s. wind: sw 5-10mph sunday: mainly sunny & warm. highs in the mid 60s. wind: sw 10-15mph. highs pressure h

or be killed. it's not just another day for the guys who own and operate snappy's convenience store in deerfld beach. today is the day after they had a wild west style shootmout inside their store with the suspect who came in to do more than just rob them. >> he came in here to kill. he didn't come in here to rob. >> reporter: dexter leon, one of the three workers inside snappy's last night when some rious trouble walked in. >> seen the guy with the mask. walked through the window and come in through the door. as he came in through the door i saw the gun in his hand. >> reporter: he says the suspect came in shooting. what did he say? >> i didn't hear him say anything. he put a gun up and next thing i know i heard shots. aimed at his head inches away. you're saying you heard a wuhl let whiz by your head? >> yeah. he said, give me the money or i'll shoot. >> reporter: then there was a shoot-out. he would re, you'd duck down and get back up and fire again. >> yeah. . >> when i got down and they were e

hundreds have been killed. husband and son was shot and killed in separately politically motivated attacks. i heard boom, boom twice. shots continued for a while. she said amnesty improved security. gana, as he is known, has handed over 84 rifles. >> many victims are worried criminals are not being punished. many of the community affected by crime and violence say the government needs to do a lot more than the amnesty program. they say they need help dealing with the impact of crime. >> tell them amnesty. >> reporter: state government leaders defend the amnesty. >> the security council yeah. of the state, they are there. we are working together. we are finding how we can make life more meaningful and better for our people. >> training and educational programs will be provided for anyone who is griffin a pardon. victims of crime say the priority should be giving them compensation so they can rebuild their lives nigeria. >> iran said it will invest heavily after international sanctions were lifted. the transport

stop killing people. the same week i was in two protest and funeral for a woman killed in the mission and for mario woods. stop killing our people. i am in the tepid -- tenderloin in the communities. instead of paying you guys, with should use the must -- money in a better way. we need your support. i don't think we need you. public speaker: i actually had left and was i have been here. i felt enough had been said and i know enough great things have been said, but like everybody else, i'm so affected by this and because i see it as so unnecessary. i have to say something just so i can live with myself. i have got a boy 26, not much different than mario woods. maybe in some ways. maybe he's had a better way to go, but i know in certain situations because i have been -- i'm 72 and i have been black all my 72, i think. because of that i know my son has suffered the same end and he's a good dude. he's a goodman. but i know how it works. i have been in the military. i have played ball all my life and i know th

. >> chris was going to kill him? >> yes. i didn't believe him, but that's the story he wanted to give me. >> after having given himself an excuse, kopp finally confessed. said christopher was behind it all. gave him the gun, the money to buy the black clothes. hired him as a hitman. >> did he form late the plan or was it a combined effort between you do? >> he did. >> what did he want you to do? >> go into the black door and shoot him. >> did it upset him to tell you this story? >> no, not that i could tell. >> did he seem relieved? >> no. when we were talking, he was pretty calm. matter of factually talking about it. >> kopp was charged with first degree murder. he was allowed to see his father, his girlfriend and his son then taken off to jail. so case closed? well, you would think, given what kopp told the detectives in there, but it did not give them what they needed to arrest christopher. there's a feature in florida law, which says that the things a person says in a confession about somebody else could be labelled as h

at least 17 people are killed. a video emerges of what appears to be one gunman involved in the attack and two others might be on the wrong. the indonesia president is cutting a trip short to return to the capital to deal with the crisin crisis >>> you're watching al jazeera live from doha. here is what we know so far. there have been six explosions in the central district district of jakarta near the presidential palace and u.n. offices. at least 17 people have been killed. a grenade was thrown at the police station station. security forces are at the scene and there is an exchange of gunfire going on. the latest from richard martin. >> reporter: the explosions tore through jakarta's down town area. at least six separate explosions and then gunfire. a multi prongd attack close to the united nations and a popular shopping mall. >> translation: we cannot be afraid. we cannot be defeated by these terror attacks and i urge people to stay calm because everything is under control. >> reporter: indonesian television has

them was politics without principle politics without principle naacp before the unfortunate tragic killing of mr. mar i don't woods was principle enough to force the department and the chief with a comprehensive document for over haul in this department nearly a year ago and these times of crisis i feel that we are at our best sells we do not engage in this type of thinking of them against us, us against them. >> but get that pronoun we what are we're going to do to make a difference and indeed we grieved over mr. woods kylie repeat now is the time as civil compassionate, rational, creative citizens to move in the words of nike just do the right thing and i came to this meeting tonight to hear from the chief, from the commission what we're going to do because we have been meeting this no secret meeting this commission of this advisory group was appointed months ago so it is not a reactionary matter difficult as the killing of mr. woods not a reaction we don't too much reaction as time is responsive i hope tonight this commission will let the world know and the media know what we've agreed

lepon shot and killed devlin lockman back in december of 20-13. he describes lockman as a good conviction and sentence. police have issued a material witness warrant in a des moines homicide... they're searching for alf freddie clark. he's wanted for questioning in a deadly shooting on december 27th. it happened in a hallway of this apartment building on south ununon street. one person was killed and another is recovering from gunshot wounds. police think clark may have information about what happened that night. he's not being considered a suspect at this time. it was a close call for employees and customers at a davenport store... police say a man crashed his car into the "brady mart" yesterday afternoon. he knocked down the doors and some shelves, but fortunately, no one was hurt. crews spent the rest of the day trying to clean up the mess, and witnesses spent the rest of the day trying to forget it. we heard this noise and all of us looked over towards the doors and here comes this big red car crashing through the glass and it was going everyw

the man was killed yesterday morning. but witnesses say bennet was running from officers when shots were fired. >> a door came open, an individual came out of the vehicle with what appeared to be a firearm. whatever, obviously, he didn't want to hurt the officer, he was run running away om him. >> anchor: deputies claim he was ot when he pointed a gun at them. >> anchor: a woman nearly hit when a car slams into a store. more o o that, after the break. >> anchor: get your sweaters ready. 71 degrees in miami right now. we're heading into the 50s tonight. i'll let you know how long this the forecast >> anchor: there's a c cleanup needed on several aisles after a car crashed into a gas station. the car nearly takes down a woman inside. store workers managed to get the people inside the car out safely. police are working to determine what caused the crash and if alcohol was a factor. >> anchor: all right. betty joins us today. >> anchor: it's been a roller coaster since friday. a line of storms came through, cleared up saturda