abu bakr al-bagh-dadi is calling on his soliders to be resilient and steadfast. and he's even encouraging now -- intelligence officials are trying to trace the audio recording -- to see if there are any signs to show that al-baghadadi is in mosul. a horrific scene in pakistan this afternoon. a passenger train crashes into the back of another train --- killing at least 19 people and injuring 50 others. you can see the mangled metal... .proving the impact was just devastating. investigators say the driver of the second train -- likely ignored the rail traffic signal and slammed into the other train. it's not clear if hei a developing story out of washington state... sheriff's office detectives believe they"ve recovered the remains of a girl, about four years old.....whose body was hidden in a plastic tote in everett. over those four years....court documents say the mother gave different accounts of what happened to the little girl... including death due to chicken pox and a bathtub drowning. relatives became suspicious of a cooler she kept hidden and family moved..

dispatcher 911 call says: "what's your allegiance to abu bakr al-baghdadi of the islamic state." the recordings include negotiations between police and mateen ..in which the gunman repeatedly says he committed the attack because of u-s airstrikes on syria and iraq. the massacre left 49 victims dead and dozens more injured. mateen was killed in a shootout with police. police in little rock, arkansas are investigating a shooting and robbery that took place at the clinton presidential library. officials say it has nothing to do with the u up with three men in the parking lot to sell blue jeans. the three men reportedly took the clothes and shot at the two others - hitting one of them. one person was hit in the leg and is expected to be ok. no arrests have been made. after the break - a major pipeline in alabama shutdown after a deadly explosion. and standing with standing rock! why some of your friends are checking in on facebook from the north dakota pipeline protest when they're not actually there. in mississippi. johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron joh

. >> i pledge my allegiance to abu bakr al baghdadi on behalf of the islamic state. >> reporter: the killer at first speaking with an emergency dispatcher, then a police crisis negotiator. >> can you tell me where you are right now, so i can get you some help? >> no. because you have to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq. they're killing a lot >> reporter: he falsely claims there are cars outside rigged with bombs. >> i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. >> reporter: mateen then praises the boston marathon bomber. >> my home boy tamerlan tsarnaev did his thing. >> you're annoying me with these phone calls and i don't really appreciate it. >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team swarms in around 5:30, killing mateen. wounded. among those killed, 30-year-old eddy justice, his best friend dmitrius, survived. >> he opened fire and just killed innocent people and people begged for their lives and cried out, please don't do this. >> reporter: a judge will now decide whether to release more than 200 other calls during the carnage. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. histo

in an unconfirmed audio message, abu bakr al-baghdadi called on his fighters to obey their leaders and stand their ground. iraqi special forces are tried and area of mosul they took from i.s. yesterday. our correspondent was with them when they broke through. reporter: we're headed to the first part of mosul city. to be honest, i'm a little bit nervous. so far this convoy has only gone through small towns and villages and the resistance has not been that much. but i think what we will face will be a lot more severe. reporter: we have now entered the eastern side of mosul. this is the first time iraqi soldiers have been here in over two years of islamic state occupation. we are seeing lots of resistance. a sniper bullet hit our window. so after a long, expensive, and bloody campaign, over 2.5 years, these men are the first government forces to enter the city of mosul. reporter: so we have arrived in eastern mosul and found a group of civilians hiding in a room. they are prevented from leaving the city from i.s. on the -- and the soldiers are talking to them. they sincerely look very rel

in an audio recording released overnight, abu bakr al baghdadi told his followers not to retreat as coalition forces close in on mosul and he calls for suicide attacks in other countries. the battle to retake the city of 1 million people is now in its third week. some residents are starting to emerge from hiding. >>> so apparently the best airports in the country are in the west. 9 worst right here in new york city. sky harbor is the best of the country's busiest airports and laguardia in new york city, the worst. >> so not surprising. >> no. with the other two airports here nearly as bad. vice president joe biden famously once described laguardia as something from a third world country. it's currently, though, being renovated, so the problem is being fixed. >> we hope. >> yeah. >>> so, facebook has far exceeded expectations with a staggering quarterly revenue of $7 billion. that's a 56% rise er period last year. but shares dipped after the company warned that growth will slow next year. nearly 1.8 billion people now use facebook worldwide. >> impressive. >>> when we come back, caught on came

in an audio recording released overnight, abu bakr al baghdadi told his followers not to retreat as coalition forces close in on mosul other countries. the battle to retake the city of 1 million is now in its third week and some residents are emerging from hiding. >>> row tests turned violent in new orleans. demonstrators were angry that the former kkk leader david duke, was using dillard university as a platform for his views. police used pepper spray and tasers when some protesters tried to push their way into the debate hall. six people were arrested. >>> so apparently the best airports in the country are in the west, and the worst right thepointsguide.com says phoenix sky harbor is the best of the country's busiest airports and laguardia in new york city, the worst. >> so not surprising. >> no. with the other two airports here nearly as bad. vice president joe biden famously once described laguardia as something from a third world country. it's currently, though, being renovated so the problem is being fixed. >> we hope. >>> so, facebook has far exceeded expectas revenue $7 billion. that'

i pledge allegiance to abu bakr al- baghdadi of the islamic state." the recordings include negotiations between police and mateen ... in which the gunman repeatedly says he committed the attack because of u-s airstrikes on syria and iraq.mateen (911 call) says: "the airstrikes need to stop, stop collaborating with russia."mos (911 call) says: "ok, i can pass that along." mateen (911 call) says: "let it be known in the next few days, you're going to see more of this type of action going on." media groups had pushed for the calls to be released ... saying the public should be able to evaluate the police the release of the calls just prolongs their agony and grief. justice says: "you don't need to hear that because you are never going to get over it if you keep hearing their voice." (on cam tag) the massacre left 49 victims dead and dozens more injured. the gunman was killed in a shootout with police. in new a grisly discovery in a small kansas town. three people were found dead in a driveway from gunshot wounds. an 18-month-old baby was also found insid

abu bakr al-bagh-dadi is calling on his soliders to be resilient and steadfast. and he's even encouraging others to carry out attacks in saudi arabia and turkey. now... intelligence officials are trying to trace the aud to see if there are any signs to show that al-baghadadi is in mosul. a horrifice scene in pakistan this morning... a passenger train crashed into the back of another train --- killing at least 19 people and injuring 50 others. you can see the mangled metal... .proving the impact was just devastating. investigators say the driver of the second train, likely ignored the rail traffic signal and rammed into the other train. it's not clear if he will now in the valley this morning after being released from an oregon jail. they are here to stand trial on charges stemming from that armed standoff with federal agents at their father's ranch in bunkerville. last week, the bundys and 5 others were aquitted of their charges from taking over a wildlife refuge in oregon. the bunkerville trial is expected to begin early next year. right now-- the national highw

in an audio recording abu bakr al baghdadi urns his followers to decimate iraqi forces who are now closing in on the isis stronghold of mosul. u.s. military baghd baghdadi may be holed up there. >>> former kkk leader david duke entered an event at dillard university. police used pepper spray and tasers when protesters tried to push their way in. six people were arrested. >>> well, facebook is reporting a staggering profit. the company made $2.3 billion in just the last three months. but its stock fell because of by other drivers overusing their high beams and blinding you on the road at night you'll love this. apparently it's a huge problem in china so giving out tickets but then look at that. they are forcing offenders to sit and stare in their high beams for 60 seconds. some people are calling it a bright idea but i must say, you get that, there's been mixed reactions on line and some say it's a human rights violation. am i the minute was too short. >> they're not the ones staring that that light. >> it will teach you. >> thank you, amy. to ginger with weather. >> the record highs, it wa

in an audio recording abu bakr al baghdadi urges his followers to decimate iraqi forces who are now closing in on the isis stronghold of mosul. u.s. military analysts believe al baghdadi may be holed up in that city. >>> and a protest outside a senate debate in louisiana started after form kkk david duke, entered an event at dillard university. police used pepper spray and tasers. tried to push their way into the debate hall. to to six people were arrested. >>> well, facebook is reporting a staggering profit. the company made $2.3 billion in just the last three months. but its stock fell overnight because of concern about future growth. >>> finally if you get annoyed by other drivers overusing their high beams and blinding you on the road at night, you're going to love this. in china, so they are giving out tickets, and then, look at this. they are forcing offenders to sit and stare in their high beams for 60 seconds. some people are calling it a bright idea, but i must say -- you get that? there has been mixed reactions online. some say it's a human rights violation. some say, am i the onl

. >> i pledge my allegiance to abu bakr al baghdadi on behalf of the islamic state. >> reporter: the killer speaking with an emergency dispatcher, then a crisis negotiator. >> can you tell me where you are right now so i can get you some help? >> no. because you have to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq. they're killing a lot of innocent people. >> reporter: he falsely claims there are cars outside rigged with bombs. >> i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. >> reporter: mateen then praises the boston marathon bomber. >> my homeboy tamerlan tsarnaev did his thing on the boston marathon. now it's my turn. >> reporter: the negotiator keeps him on the line on and off about an hour. a s.w.a.t. team swarms in around 5:30, killing mateen. 49 people are dead. 53 wounded. among those killed, 30-year-old eddie justice. his best friend demetrius survived. >> he opened fire. and just killed innocent people. people begged for their lives and cried out, please don't do this. >> reporter: a judge will now decide whether to release more than 200 other calls during the c

tonight, pentagon officials say they do not know where isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi is hiding butind him, they will kill him. cia director john brennan has long warned baghdadi will be dealt with. >> his time is limited so it's a question of whether or not he'll be removed this week, this month, next month or in the coming months. >> it had been thought baghdadi was hiding somewhere around raqqah, isis' declared capital in syria but a local militia group now says it believes he's in iraq somewhere between tal afar and baaj. they said we know baghdadi fled mosul and headed in a western direction. we also have confirmed intelligence information that al baghdadi is not in tal afar. baghdadi clearly knows he is a hunted man. >> the reason he's alive is they really do practice tremendous operational security. they know we are looking for them. >> but even as the country moves towards a trump press didencpre killing baghdadi may do little to reduce the terror threat. there is worry a san bernardino story lone wolf attack could be launched. >> we also need to operate against wherever it

>> my name allegiance to abu bakr al- baghdadi of the islamic state. >> throughout the calls mateen repeatedly said he committed the attack to stop u.s. air strikes on iraq and syria. 49 people died and at least 68 were injured during the shooting. >>> well, volunteering is a way to put our unique talents to use in a meaningful way and those talents may provide some comforts to families at a life- change time. opportunities you're talking about really take special people. >>reporter: yeah, because we are actually talking about volunteering at hospice facilities. you know that can be tough for a lot of people. the emphis for patients in hospice is supporting their emotional well-being and doing the same for their families. ? ? >>reporter: as a member of the united states marine band, diana fish played for the president and dignitaries. now as a volunteer diana plays for patients and their families facing one of life's most difficult times. >> it's a very important time for the families. ? ? >>reporter: diana's music provides calm and stability orch when with family -- often when families are gr

terrorism, in the orlando case he did go out of his way on that 911 call to kind of pledge allegiance to abu bakr al baghdadi. it's more similar to what we saw play out in new york in september with the chelsea bomber who appears with both animated by a sort of pro-isis sentiment, pro-al qaeda sentiment. there's a lot of bad blood between these two terrorist groups. but for some of the individuals far away from syria and iraq, this is a distinction without a difference, this sort of difference of theological interpretation between these two groups, they're fans of both and they're responding to their message to carry out attacks and just two weeks ago isis in their english language magazine put out a how-to guide for how to launch these kind of car vehicle attacks. in the west calling for attacks around thanksgiving. the nypd put a lot of protection in place to protect that thanksgiving parade route but you can't protect every possible target in the united states and clearly these individuals will be able to launch these attacks in the future and we saw in nice over the summer both you and i we s

the elusive isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi may be hiding in new york iraq according to a military forcezation units or pmus as anti-isis units are pushing forward to take mosul, closing in on isis from several fronts with iraqi and peshmerga forces pushing from the east and the pmus moving from the west. bringing in national correspondent phil west. he is on the ground in irbil. how credible are the rumors are anti-isis forces getting closer? >> reporter: as with so many things in iraq, it's not entirely clear. the information, the claim, it's come from the popular mobilization units, the former militia brought into the iraqi state and they're claiming their intelligence states he is in this corner of iraq somewhere between two towns only an hour or so drive apart. the account is not backed up by other ministries. the defense ministry says its intelligence indicates baghdadi was in mosul at the start of the operation but left shortly after and headed west. if you keep going west you hit the syrian border and on the other side, the territory isis controls which is beyond the reach of ira

after months of silence, the leader of isis has released a new audio message and on that recording, abu bakr al baghdadi urges his followers not to retreat from the isis stronghold of mosul where american backed iraqi soldiers have entered the city limits. u.s. military analysts say baghdadi may still be hiring hiding in that city of mosul. >>> a safety recall this morning. made by midea are being recalled sold between 2003 and 2013 under several brand names and have been linked to several fires that have caused serious damage and our website has full details. >>> finally this is not a surprise to many of us who don't exactly get eight hours of sleep per night. a new study confirming the link between not getting enough sleep and eating too much food. researchers found people who got only about four hours of sleep consumed an average of 385 extra calories the following day. that's about the same as a frosted cupcake or a serving of french fries. i'm just wondering how many calories are in the three breakfasts i consume each morning,and i'm not even kidding. robin, you saw me. >> i know. >> i

. >> i pledge my allegiance to abu bakr al-baghdadi on behalf of the islamic state. >> jonathan: mateen falsely claimed cars rigged with bombs are outside. >> i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. >> jonathan: police wept the shooter on the line for about an hour, but the line went dead >> jonathan: swat teams killed mateen. hundreds scrambled to escape the horror. 49 people died. 53 were wounded. a judge will decide whether to release 200 other calls made during that mass shooting. live in the newsroom, jonathan hall, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: police in south korea have now arrested a man who tried the ram an excavator into a gate near a prosecutor's office in seoul. you see officers are trying to they did so eventually. but he did some damage the part of that building before officers were able to arrest and handcuff him. wow. >> sarah: all right. still ahead, firefighters hurt after truck trouble in the back bay. what investigators are learning about the molts before that chain-reaction crash. >> christa: bill weld move from head coach bill belichic

. >>> isis leader abu sbz bakr al baghdadi releasing his first message he called on people in the provincein an audio recording he also called on saudis to attack security forces and government supporters in their country. >>> german police have arrested a syrian man in berlin on suspicion of being a member of a foreign terror organization. he had been living in germany since 2015. he was arrested in an apartment in the city. >>> back here at home the curse is over, as you probably know, the chicago cubs winning the world series for the first time since 1908 with a dramatic 8-7 win in ten innings over the cleveland indians. the indians now have the longest world series drought in baseball. they haven't won since 1948. that is the news update this hour. now over to jackie deangelis with the eia inventory report. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you, sue. natural gas inventories out from the department of energy, an increase of 54 billion cubic feet. just slightly less than expectations. we were trading 279 before the report, you can see we have a slight bump here in prices, but this