david patricia had a very well sort of famous statement that the, the, the, the, the way to do the, the old philosophy of the search in 2007, you're close to offer incentives to the, to the opposing side. that in that case, in this rate is you don't see any, any of these incentives, you see just more a death and destruction from above. and now we see from on the ground as well. so it tells me that the, that the, the strategic calculations here are not aligned with the so we say if there is a strategic objective of this type of behavior is not aligned with it, it just is going to engender more, a more interesting caused by the way, but the more do you see this level of destruction and death is you have we have now a who, if he's in yemen are, is it likely won't like to do to, to see this. you have also the soft oven on his will. all that kind of lies more uh, more and the base for as well. is that not just local, but now is your needs are, has international. since you may have mentioned american officials, it's perhaps a good time to remember that we've seen allegations of war crimes in

david charns reporting for us tonight. the 3 victims killed in the shooting where professors jerry chain patricia velez and naya code to come colleagues say that they were dedicated educators with passions for teaching. a visiting professor was also shot but survived. in world news tonight. at least 14 people are dead. dozens more injured in a mass shooting at a university in prague in the czech republic. >> authorities say the gunman was a student at the school. it happened at charles university in the philosophy department building. police say the gunman who is also dead was an excellent student with no criminal record. there is no word tonight on a possible motive. the mass shooting is being considered the worst in the history of the czech republic. >> parts of southern california sure got inundated with rain today leaving neighborhoods flooded. as you can see there. you look at the video coming out santa you can see drivers stranded in the water. some people walking in the water. where it's up to their needs. and his incredible was that we're going to check in with our chief meteorologist or scarlets. >> you know, usual

david charns reporting. the 3 professors who were killed, you see their pictures, their jerry chang, patricia velez and they talk tomorrow. colleagues say they were dedicated educators with a passion for teaching a visiting professor was also shot, but did survive. a federal judge is blocking a new california law that would have prohibited people from carrying a gun and most public places. that ruling says the law, which was scheduled to take effect january 1st violates the second amendment and deprives people of their ability to defend themselves and loved ones. the law would have banned carrying concealed guns and 25 or 26 places including public parks, playgrounds, churches, banks, businesses would still be able to allow guns if they post a sign indicating guns can be carried. the span could still be enacted later after another legal review. governor newsom responded to the ruling. he says california will keep fighting to defend our laws and to enshrine a right to safety in the constitution. the lives of our kids depend on it. coming up, the faa investigates reports of air investigates reports of air tra

patricia navorro, and assistant professor in the accounting department. and 67-year-old chajan chang, known as jerry. police say none of the victims were among the suspect's listed targets. and david on the suspect's criminal past, police say he had a decades old conviction for computer trespassing, but the gun he owned was purchased legally. they also say he was struggling financially. there was an i vex notice taped to his front door and he'd applied to a number of jobs at nevada universities, but was turned down at all of them. david? >> david: whit johnson, thank you. >>> we're also following a developing story in upstate new york tonight, on this first night of hanukkah, the alarming scene when shots were fired outside a synagogue in albany. preschoolers were still inside. tonight, state police and the national guard have been put on alert. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: police say shots were fired outside temple israel inial beganny around 2:00 in the afternoon, just hours before the start of hanukkah. the synagogue's preschool was in session and put on lockdown. >> the suspect is a 28-year-old local resident who was walking around