that is important for them to know that he got every chance he could, but he just had a fatal injury. it really was amazing how many medical personnel, including our physician at capitol hill, his team was also there. you could not have seen a better outcome from humanity about what was happening, take a bad situation and helping someone. we will pray for these young men in the hospital. one very critically injured and the other not as bad. a doctor, ato have cardiothoracic surgeon, and his wife, an anesthesiologist, who did great work. you can't do much on the ground other than clearing airway and do cpr. but after the equipment came in, people got other aid and help for these young men. both of these young men will survive. dr. burgess was there right afterwards. >> thank you, dr. roe. it is a scene you will never want to seen, you are going along in a vehicle and suddenly there is a loud bang, and things stop. the lights went out. there was a smell of electrical smoke in the car i was in. the immediate thought was this was an intentional act and someone has done something. but also

today, we had a fatality. that is bad enough. but when i think about the fact that this train did not derail and that everyone on board was good, that gives me great solace compared to what it could have been. that's what i think about later, but not really at the time. i will let him answer. >> brad said the difficult thing for the june shooting was having to wait and to see steve out there waiting for us, until the shooting stopped. that was a far more difficult thing here. to see people go in without regard to any concern for safety, we saw it in both cases. that is what is heartening and makes something good out of a horrible situation. >> [inaudible] >> there is a bipartisan push to have it implemented as quickly as possible. this hearing was planned quite a while ago. to see where the implementation is, how far along is amtrak, how far along are the freight rails and the commuter rail, and see what they need and what the holdups are. we have seen a number of accidents. certainly, any accident is too many. as train control,

the ceasefire resolution has no start time, at russian insistence, and that is a fatal flaw. today, filmed by a local resident. humanity, love asserts itself in the most desperate places. and this was 2a hours earlier. another assertion of humanity, white helmets civil defence risking their lives to rescue children after an air strike. war is the reality in syria. since it started, every ceasefire has failed, and nothing suggests the latest attempt will be any different. jeremy bowen, bbc news. a mother and her two teenage sons are believed to be among the five people who died in an explosion in leicester. mary ragoobar and her sons shane and sean lived in the flat above the shop on hinckley road which was destroyed in the blast on sunday. the other two victims were believed to be working in the polish supermarket on the ground floor. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people died in a house fire in northern ireland. police, who were called to the rural bungalow in county fermanagh early this morning, believe the fire was started deliberatel

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a florida senator says there are a number of fatalities at a shooting in a high school in the united states town of parkland the local sheriff's department is now reporting the suspect is even cost a bit. more now on our top story the resignation of south africa's jacob zuma we can speak to you to tell she's a reporter for quartz africa based in johannesburg joining me now via skype many thanks for speaking to us on what is a momentous night in south africa how does it all going down as far as you can tell right now. up until now it's been quite a sense of confusion here in south africa even during the speech you were quite certain implicit in check of them i was about to step down for the first thirty minutes or so lectures of africans about the importance of the constitution that it is above. political party politics and so for the moment it looked like he was about to go down to the wire and challenge the motion of no confidence that his own party wanted to go inch but it's seen that eventually that last paragraph of the speech he didn't decided to step down and that's been kind o

police investigating a fatal explosion in leicester on sunday have arrested three men on suspicion ofanslaughter. the prime minister rejects the eu's proposals on northern ireland, saying it would threaten the uk's constitutional integrity. a warning on brexit — former conservative prime minister sirjohn major urges theresa may to put country before party and not rule out a second referendum. also in the next hour — high streetjobs at risk. more than 5,000 jobs threatened, as both toys r us and maplin go into administration. but better news in manufacturing — toyota announce they will build their new car in derbyshire, creating more than 3,000 jobs. and meghan markle says she wants to "hit the ground running" — as shejoins prince harry and the duke and duchess of cambridge in their charity work. heavy snow and freezing conditions across the uk are causing major disruption to roads, railways and air travel. the met office has announced its highest level of alert — issuing a red warning for central areas of scotland — meaning extremely heavy snow is expected to cause widespread damage a

distraught sisters describing the agony of losing their 15—year—old brother in a fatal car crash.l never be the same, our family will never be the same — darnell was literally the heart of our family. darnell harte was killed alongside two other children and two men. they were passengers in a stolen car which hit a tree at high speed in leeds last november. a 15—year—old boy was jailed for four and a half years for dangerous driving, but he is far from alone in being an underage driver. i was putting people in danger. i know that's other people's life, and it matters to another family. mikey began driving in bradford aged 16, he and his friends used to hire a car to take out onto the roads. if there's a group of us, we will all chip in, and we let an older person know that we want a car, and then they will get a car from someone else and they will bring it to us. i do get a rush, ijust want to put my foot down and go crazy. ripping it around sidestreets. especially if the boys are there, and they are cheering you on to do it, you get the adrenaline rush and you just kind of want t

. >>> hours earlier, philadelphia fire fighter was battling a fatal fire in the snow, medics transported two fire fighters to the hospital. >>> plus, a snow covered some of you waking up to the white stuff this morning. meteorologist chris sowers has your snow totals and soaring temperatures in the accu weather workweek a lot to talk about chris good morning to you both. we are talking about snow on the ground right now, but by wednesday some may have daffodils popping up with temperatures all the way up in the 70's. here's the satellite and radar is there last night's snow, sipping on by here all the way off the coast, it is across southern nova scotia right now and moving at 40 to 50 miles per hour and what we are seeing waiting in the wings here's the difference. there is no huge arctic high driving cold canadian air down but what we are seeing is a west/northwest mild breeze, this is all mild air. so this snow will start melting, very, very quickly. this afternoon we are in the mid to upper 40's. as we head into tomorrow, close to 50 and then it just gets warmer and warmer each and e

a coalition of the old postpones old important decisions too after twenty twenty five or it took a fatal decision such as the water protections of michigan team a commercial division is simmering at the grassroots of germany's oldest poteen and it's this kind of opposition that in the end could still prevention many from having a stable government anytime soon. down of the berlin international film festival fader and david levitz are standing by to tell us a little bit more about today's big film and the red carpet action i tell you guys . so we are here at the screening of the new york in phoenix film don't worry he won't get far on flights which is about an american cartoonist not only a cartoonist a quadriplegic cartoonist it's about his battles with corrosive and with alcoholism some pretty brilliant performances both from joaquin phoenix and from the supporting cast now a little bit earlier we saw joaquin phoenix roll up on the red carpet he was in a slightly better mood than he was at the press conference where he actually turned away from journalist and his new taurus lee media sh

but a number of fatalities. this is a bad day for florida and for the country. and you can imagine the grief of parents right now, not knowing as well as the students not knowing. as usual visually showing, there seems to be one in custody. they think they know who the shooter is and i don't know if that was the same person put into the police car. >> all right. so you're saying that the police, law enforcement thinks they have an idea who the individual is who was the shooter. you can't see there now but we're looking at images from moments ago, wplg, it looks like a young man, a white man in a maroon shirt is being put in a police car. you're saying that you don't know it is the same person police suspect to be the shooter. do police suspect it is only one shooter, sir? >> when i was told about 30 minutes ago, that they suspected the shooter and they suspected they knew his identity. i want you to know that for the people of florida, we are praying for the families and the student victims. >> the individual in question, possibly the shooter, is it believed he

a dozen? >> i don't know the number transported at this point. again, there are numerous fatalities. it's a horrific situation. it just a horrible day for us. >> we got reports of multiple shootings. can you confirm that? >> i'm sorry? >> more than one shooter. >> no, we have no evidence of more than one shooter. the individual, again, has been apprehended. i would leave it to the sheriff to provide you additional details around that. >> someone saw a teacher that was did. is that confirmed? >> i believe there's an administrator or teacher that is involved. there may be more. i can't confirm if that is a fatality. >> i'm sure this is a day that every superintendent fears. >> i pray that we get up and never have to see a day like this. it's in front of us and i ask the community for their prayers, your support, for these children and their families. we're going to do whatever we can to come together as a community to pull through this and we will. again, we're doing everything we possibly can. the students are being evacuated and released at the moment. we're working through that proce

it is a fluid situation as official a troyce piece together a fatal the high school in florida. the person memd lockdown. >> a lot of blood. people are done in the wearing black hat, maroon shirt, black pants. at leastlieved to be injured. some barricaded into the school late in the afternoon. the in the door. i was sitting behind a cabinet and the bullet >> worried parents flocking to the scene. >> videos of her i saw pictures of the people shot in the aisle way andjust felt helpless. nothing i could do. i tried to get here as quick as i just throb whenever they make it out. >> president trump condolences to all affected. fox news. bill: controversy bronx middle school as a white principal tangled with black students o nate rogers has the full story. nate, what do you got for >> bill, the super din that he team throughout the dteacher apes of civil rights leaders are calling various acts ofisll stes the school prunes pal and confiscated black from students they were a part of the classroom projec racists systemic racists. continue to ac like black lives or black is absurd. >> th

the public inquiry heard claire was given a fatal overdose of drugs and fluids. investigated. the oldest was conor mitchell who was 15, raychel ferguson was nine, adam strain died aged four and the youngest was lucy crawford who was 17 months. today the inquiry chairman made devastating criticisms that doctors and their managers had been negligent and dishonest. it is time that the medical profession and health service managers stopped putting their own reputations and interests first and put the public interest first. and this was what he said about the death of claire roberts. in effect there was a cover—up by the consultant who mr and mrs roberts spoke to on the 23rd of 0ctober1996 when she died. herfamily are now hoping people will be held to account as a result of the inquiry. it has identified a cover—up and deceit, so far us really this is the start. the 1a—year long enquiry has been held up by a police investigation and by legal delays. the final report runs to three volumes. the health authorities have apologised for the failings revealed in it. there we

. >>> this story developing right now, a fatal shooting at vallejo tonight. her nephew was shot near the vallejo federal building. gathering information about what happened and will issue a statement later. >>> lizzette cuesta named her killers with her last breath. >> reporter: in the darkness, flickers of light. her families and friends shared their grief and memories. >> a genuine person. >> very bubbly. she was like it's kind of like that energy where it's contagious. >> reporter: the vigil held at great oaks park. graduating in 2016 but currently live anything tracy. found bleeding crawling along tesla road. had been beatened and stabbed and mortally wounded but before she died named two suspects. alameda county sheriff investigators arrested daniel gross and melissa leonardo. >> we were scared. we saw a lot of guns. >> they said get out with your hands up and we know you are there. >> reporter: gross and leonardo were friends of cuesta and scheduled to be arraigned wednesday afternoon. >>> tonight berkeley became a sanctuary city for legal marijuana. cit

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to a coalition deal postponed all the important decisions too after twenty twenty five or it took a fatal decision such as the water protections. division is simmering at the grassroots of germany's oldest poteen and it's this kind of opposition that in the end could still prevention money from having a stable government anytime soon. international film festival we have melanie current of all we're going to go to right now hi reality what have you been seeing today. ok. so today i saw the movie don't worry you won't get far on foot but it goes on sunday it's premiering tonight it's a great movie about it's based on the on the true story of john callahan the american kid to nist and the story starts with him having an accident he is paralyzed he ends up in a wheelchair it's a real stroke of fate but his real demon is not bad not being paralyzed it's alcoholism and the movie really zooms in on this period after his accident when he's struggling with sobriety but he needs great friends along the way and really becomes we could we all know today. amazing director he's a real household name an

police investigating a fatal explosion in leicester on sunday tonight arrest three men on suspicion ofslaughter. and coming up in 15 minutes on newsnight with kirsty... tonight, an extraordinary film about next month's russian presidential election. we follow the woman taking on vladamir putin. is she all that she appears to be or could she be a fake candidate? good evening. there are severe weather warnings in place tonight for almost all of the uk as snow continues to fall and sub zero temperatures intensify. across large parts of scotland, red alert is in place, which means lives could be at risk. temperatures have been well below zero in many places for much of the day. farnborough in hampshire was the coldest at —11.7 celsius. snow blanketed eastern england and scotland with cumbria seeing more than a foot of snow. thousands of schools have been closed, and dozens of railway stations will be closed tomorrow. lorna gordon reports. at the tail end of winter, the highest alert for snow. the driving treacherous, the disruption widespread. heading out in these conditions not advised. t

or did his work come with a fatal price it has emerged that these slovak reporter found dead in his home on sunday was working on a story about political corruption at the highest level. who was writing about links between the italian mafia and the government and it also turns out that he feared for his life and had asked for protection from the police several slovakian officials have resigned since the murder and of course there was also the murder of his fiance martina cruz near ovah who was with him at the time the opposition says more heads should roll. journalists could see x. final story was the most explosive in his short career it may also have cost him his large if the story details alleged links between the italian mafia and officials working in the prime minister's office. it was published by his colleagues days after the bodies of his fiance martina kristen over were found in their bratislava home. percent convinced that the murder is connected with his writings about a link between italian mafia and slovak in politics. could see a story name two officials who have now resign

. >>> this story developing right now, a fatal shooting at vallejo tonight. ephew was shot near the the vallejo federal building. gathering information about what happened and will issue a statement later. >>> lizzette cuesta named her killers with her last breath. >> reporter: in the darkness, flickers of light. her families and friends shared their grief and memories. >> a genuine person. >> very bubbly. she was like it's kind of like that energy where it's contagious. >> reporter: the vigil held at great oaks park. graduating in 2016 but currently live anything tracy. found bleeding crawling along tesla road. had been beatened and stabbed and mortally wounded but before she died named two suspects. alameda county sheriff investigators arrested daniel gross and melissa leonardo. >> we were scared. we saw a lot of guns. >> they said get out with your hands up and we know you are there. >> reporter: gross and leonardo were friends of cuesta and scheduled to be arraigned wednesday afternoon. >>> tonight berkeley became a sanctuary city for legal marijuana. city

fatalities. i didn't want to jump the gun and said "a number of fatalities." as you start to confirm the number, it comes and our worst fears are realized. of course you grieve. you just think how there's parents who are grieving, the school officials and maybe a schoolteacher among those fatalities. you can imagine what they are going through. my thoughts and, i've already prayed for comfort for all of our people down in broward county. >> bret: listening to the schools superintendent, senator, this was a joyous day. they were celebrating teacher of the year in broward county. she got a new car. and then he was driving got word of this shooting. i understand it's the biggest shooting in broward county's history and now with this fatality, it will likely be one of the biggest in the nation. >> remember it was just a year ago that we had the shooting in the fort lauderdale airport, the very same county. remember it was just a few months ago the mass shooting in las vegas. you can go all the way back to sandy hook and beyond that. back to columbine. bret, what do

. >> not surprising that there was a fatality. >> house speaker paul ryan was a passenger, he was the not hurt, and updated president on the accident, most of those injuries suffered head and neck injuries. about a half dozen people were taken to air hospitals including minnesota representative, jason louis, who is under going standard concussion protocol. the train has returned to charlottesville, and the lawmakers are taken to the retreat on buses, congressional leaders are going on with the retreat, with an adjusted schedule, which includes a moment of prayer for those up volved in crash. lauren, reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you, a member of congress on that train. tom mccarther welcome back to "chasing news" i am glad to hear you are okay. >> yes, very unfortunate, a few people taken off of the train in stretchers, i believe that people in the truck one of the people of the killed. a lot of debris. pretty traumatic crash. bill: what happened from your perspective? you are sitting, catching a couple of z's, what is happening? >> the train itself was an amtrak, so it wa

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where figure out what led to a fatal shooting in a carjacking one person is dead another injured and more how police tracked down the suspect. >>> a heartbreaking weekend in florida as fiddles are held for the victims of the school shooting >> 17 people were killed in parkland school shooting this week we will talk more about how those are being remembered>>> it's officially the year of the dog. san francisco the local leaders are seeing the start of the lunar near >> for the celebrations we talk about the chinese new year parade stephen is in for rosemary. would like clear skies a week from today >> it will be very warm i can tell you that. i think the 25th. >> good morning. >> rosemary work for me monday so i think i got the better deal. >>> our last warm day and then temperatures will take a plunge starting tomorrow. today upper 60s to near 70. and some critical minimums probably not monday but maybe tuesday. for sure wednesday. i mean upper 20s for some and maybe even mid-20s. everything good for today. a little chilly in the morning and 30s to 40s to start. to the north lots of

and as i said, we have two reports of a number of fatalities. how does a school begin to heal from the trauma of being terrorized in that manner? >> the new normal, the idea of having systems in place to very quickly move counseling capabilities into the school. even the idea of when they have an evacuation like this, where is the area where the parents are instructed to go so they can reconnect with their kids? it is really a reeducation of the whole population about how to deal with this type of issue because it is occurring with such frequency, and for each one you try to learn the idea of the random nature. local police are getting more adept at is watching social media to see if somebody in their environment, in one of their schools, in one of their communities, posting that's giving an early warning that something might be going on. there's so much to learn from these. there is so much more that can be done to prevent, but you can't prevent it all unfortunately. >> the white house press secretary put out a statement saying the president has

night but authorities initially did not know that a truck was involved and did not know there was a fatality. and it was an odd chain of events. >> these images show how a portion of electrical conduit fell and pierced the roof and windshield of this truck the force instantly killing the truck's 70-year-old driver howard sexton. and inside of the family home his widow michelle and others trying to understand the bizarre incident and sexton a 19 year employee of raymore and flannigan driving through the northeast extension's lehigh valley tunnel. it carries conduit for lights and fans run as long the roof of the tunnel and they say that sexton hit him in the head. and it travel the distance about a mile before coming to a stop along the highway unnoticed. and police activity focused on vehicle that had minor damage and sexton's body and truck were not found for several hours. located after raymore and flannigan's where for a welfare check on the driver. it was last inspected in 2016. and there is not said if there was work done in or around the area where the materials fell. >> so lots of una

it is releasing video of a fatal police shooting. with this breaking news. >> unprepared and overwhelmed. a damning report to the last october wildfires. >> decision on a controversial statue. a vote late today to get rid of a symbol of the downfall of native americans. >> new wall, new system. the change one year after thousands of people lost their homes to flooding in san jose. >>> what happened? >> where? >> where? >> b.a.r.t. released this video of a fatal shooting. what starts with chaos and gunshots ends with one man dead. the man, 28-year-old salve salve tindle. >> this video is disturbing and graphic. it actually shows how the deadly shooting unfolded. it begins with gunfire and chaos. a b.a.r.t. officer nearby begins to run as he tries to find the scene of the shooting. >> he repeatedly screams for the men to put their hands up. they continue to struggle on the ground. then you hear the officer open fire. >> b.a.r.t. then highlights what appears to be a gun between the two suspects and inches where tindle was shot and kille

if he had a fatal flaw, it was the belief his soldiers could do anything. >> what about his strategic vision that he should be on the offensive in the north when he could've held out in the south much longer? almost as if he wished the war would climatically come to a close. ofit goes to the question whether time is a confederate ally, as was suggested, and a lot of postwar analysts have argued, or not. the north was a stronger industrially, militarily, financially, in terms of population, railroad, any measurement you can find. as long as the public in the north would sustain the lincoln administration, the north would win the war. ally,a, time is not our -- as lee said, time is not our ally and was we seize the moment. why he was hoping the shock of a confederate victory ,n union territory in antietam open negotiations, let's end the bloodshed. and when his army was at its peak, some shocking event to win this before we are overwhelmed was the only way the south could win it. that might not be correct but i think that's how he viewed it. >> i would add, i think sherman may have hit

. >>> today bart's board of supervisors is set to discuss a fatal shooting by one of the transit agency'se officers. that video is disturbing. >> let me see your hands now. both of you! both of you! let me see your hands! >> family members and suters oshaleem tindle killed in this confrontation are expected to attend this morning's bart board of directors meeting in oakland. it happened near the west oakland bart station january 3rd. tindle was in a scuffle with another man and was shot after refusing to drop his gun. >> i believe that the individual that's trying to fight for his life has already been shot by mr. tindle. >> tindle's family claims he was not given enough time to react. >>> today president trump meets with state and local officials to continue a discussion on school safety. yesterday, the president held an emotional listening session attended by school shooting survivors including those affected by the tragedy at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. mr. trump floated the idea of arming teachers and staff as a way to keep students safe. >> this would obviously b

commissioner adam tiehl says initially many did not listen to the first fire alarms that could have been a fatal mistake but that everyone did get out, in time. >> we did find a couple buildings that had not evacuated despite fire alarms sounding. if the fire alarmist down get out of the building, it could be serious. >> reporter: back out hear live they are still expect to be out here for several hours. we were saying about traffic, it is affecting parts of the olde city including portions of market street and also chestnut street. we are told that the red cross is assisting a number of people who are now out of their homes, red paw relief says that they are also, taking care of at least two dozen pets, but in this fire nine cats were killed. the red cross is insisting a number of people, did not exit at this time. reporting live, from olde city annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >>> fire investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a deadly fire last night in the cities fox chase section. woman was killed and two fire fighters were injured. crew where is called to the

bad feeling as soon as he saw the little red car depicted on the morning news, the one involved in a fatal collision with an ac transit bus. just a few blocks from his berkry home. the same kind of car his 27-year-old daughter kelly drives. >> i just noticed a red vehicle and i had a gut feeling i probably need to get over there and see what was going on. and so, yeah, i got the bad news. >> reporter: zachary says kelly celebrated her 27th birthday just last month, she was going to nursing classes at night and working at the irs during the day. >> it's unclear if it was possibly a run of a stop sign, we just don't know at this point. >> reporter: the two vehicles careen on to the porch of a home on ashby avenue. >> i heard a bang and i heard it hitting my car that was in the driveway and then my porch. >> reporter: calvin zachary says he just happens to be an ac bus driver. all he can think about right now is the daughter that he lost. >> this is a very caring, giving young lady. she'll give anybody the shirt off her back, she's a good lady, a good woman. >> reporter: this house took the b

so, then you kind of know that, you know, it was a fatality. >> reporter: police will only say the victim is a man. detectives and crime scene investigators were interested in this car about a block away from the car wash on humboldt street next to the spartan stadium complex. police are not saying how it's involved with the homicide or if any suspects have been arrested. >> this is too close to home. i've got kids, daughters. necessity go to school. i'm worried. pray to god nobody we know. >> reporter: san jose police were already busy when they got the call. at 10:50 a murder/suicide on first street and west alma avenue. a man shot and killed a woman and then shot himself. both died at the scene. >> we believe that it is going to be like a domestic violence-related homicide. >> reporter: the two homicides are the fourth and fifth of the year here in san jose. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> alameda county judge postponed a bail hearing for the driver charged in the christmas eve death of a highway patrol officer. muhammed ali is charged with first-d

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we have a problem out in the byron area with a fatality, unfortunately. lk about that in a couple of minutes. >>> sue, thank you. this morning, we're waking up to more cold temperatures after a day of wild weather in the bay area. >> kate larsen talked with people in the north bay and beyond surprised by hail and rain and some windy conditions. >> reporter: cell phone video of hail bouncing off the ground in petaluma. a downpour of rain in vallejo and a mixture of both at places took people by surprise >> i wasn't expecting for hail. >> i left for lunch, it was sunny. a came back and it was like someone flipped a switch and turned into pretty crazy rainstorm on the way back. >> reporter: once the afternoon rain and hail storms. moved on, the sun went down and the weather turned cold and windy. we found mitch palmer working outside the walmart doing everything to stay warm. >> i have a couple layers of shirts underneath. and then i'm wearing a thermal pants. >> reporter: we got rain. >> carol wilson welcomed the rain in vallejo today. she's not sure about t

. >> reporter: a fatal shooting in broad daylight. sea of evidence markers surrounded the gray volvo riddl ed with bullets. >> one man on the ground, another holding him. >> reporter: this was the fourth fatal shooting reported this weekend in the city. and as police work to determine an immediate motive and whether they knew the suspects, the latest incident left those who live here unsettled. >> i'm scared. i've got children. i'm scared. >> a very working class neighborhood. quiet. you know, people come and go. we don't have this. >> reporter: and the suspects were last seen walking towards 74th street. anyone with information about who these individuals might be or this incident is asked to contact detectives. live at police headquarters, christie ileto, channel 6 action news. >> thank you, christie. >>> police believe someone plac ed an explosive device on top of a car at the 100 block of spring garden early this morning that went off, resulting in damage to the windshield and hood of the vehicle. the bomb squad towed the car to a

the bottle was first introduced at the end of the eighties last time as the many airlines suffered a fatal incident was twenty four years ago back then the plane suffered a sudden loss of power sixty six people were killed in that disaster. wednesday saw one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history and former student of marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida went on a gun rampage killing seventeen and injuring a dozen more. wife dead body there on the floor and blood all around the floor how many people like five on the third floor. they look like students it was one teacher and four students. so they do pull the fire drill we want to side boom boom boom boom marriage gunshot i doze firecrackers but at their last hour like zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero miles. i'd. like to come in bring a gun to shoot at school you like start taking young family i love you because you never know a biggish are killed because the word that can describe how you feel because at that moment you're wondering if it's my kid easy or casey's was. during the shooti

there are a number of fatalities. i've heard different numbers. so i can't confirm the exact number. but it has been a horrific day. it has been a very grim scene at the school. and i've heard from parents, including some of my staff whose daughter was in the school and was on lockdown through the day, just how horrific the whole thing has been. a terrible nightmare for those who went through it. and for those who have lost their lives, for those who are injured, they'll be there for the families. that's the kind of place this is. the broward county sheriff says at least 14 people were transported. are those roughly the numbers? usually they wind up going up. what do you hear? >> yeah. i've heard the same numbers. there have been some accounts of a higher number of fatalities. but i don't want to get ahead of that. we know that there is a mass shooting at a high school and a terrific are high school and a wonderful community and we know that unfortunately, this is just one more school shooting. i didn't get to see the footage until just recently. w

allowed level of illegal drug golfer bill hass has pulled out of the genesis open after surviving a fatal car crash in los angeles on tuesday night the six time p.g.a. tour when i was a passenger in a ferrari that flipped after hitting two cause the driver of the ferrari was killed while hurst was released from hospital with minor injuries to luke wilson was in one of the other cars that escaped. and that is all sport from our have more feel later. thanks very much to you been watching the al-jazeera news are with me it's a whole robin. that's with a lot of news to stay with us. the scene for us where they are on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join a sunset there are people there to choose between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and just posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera

the ceasefire resolution has no start time, at russian insistence, and that is a fatal flaw. eastern ghouta today, filmed by a local resident. humanity, love asserts itself in the most desperate places. and this was 24 hours earlier. another assertion of humanity, white helmets civil defence risking their lives to rescue children after an air strike. war is the reality in syria. since it started, every ceasefire has failed, and nothing suggests the latest attempt will be any different. jeremy bowen, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. president donald trump's son—in—law jared kushner will have his security clearance downgraded. he will now be unable to view many sensitive documents to which she's had full access. live now to our north america correspondent, peter bowes. a spokesman says it is not unusual for security clearances to take this fun. what does this mean exactly and how his affect mr kushner‘s ability to do his job? the spokesman refers to do his job? the spokesman refers to the dozens of other people in the white house working with this in

the ceasefire resolution has no start time, at russian insistence, and that is a fatal flaw. astern ghouta today, filmed by a local resident. humanity, love asserts itself in the most desperate places. and this was 24 hours earlier. another assertion of humanity, white helmets civil defence risking their lives to rescue children after an air strike. war is the reality in syria. since it started, every ceasefire has failed, and nothing suggests the latest attempt will be any different. jeremy bowen, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look now at some of the day's other news. president donald trump's son—in—law jared kushner will no longer be receiving top secret briefings and that's according to us media, which reports that his security clearance has been downgraded. earlier, ispoke downgraded. earlier, i spoke your north american correspondent and i asked him what led to this. a couple of weeks ago, robert porter, another senior member of donald trump's team and had to resign from hisjob after allegations of domestic abuse. he had the same security interim clea ra nce had the

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