was it her ex-boyfriend adnan said?jay who knew where his car was so he must have been involved. or was it sara canning herself? highly doubtful. "serial" breaks down every possible theory. and this morning, the last episode of season one was released. well done team. and now to reveal who actually killed, attorney and "serial" fan lisa green. no pressure, my friend. lisa, of course, is the author of the forthcoming book "on your case." one thing, one of the reasons people are so loving this is characters, right? the character of sara who is fantastic, great voice. the character of adnan who is so comp compelling. but we get wrapped up in this, is he a good guy? is he articulate? is he nice? the imply was in her car and he made a phone call or somebody from his cell phone made a phone call from where she was being buried at that time. the evidence is where we must follow. >> the evidence is what we should follow, although, i'll to say that the personalities are hard to resist. but here's what's so astonishing about a "s

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el cabecilla terrorista murio durante una operacion militar en el sur de ese pais.se trata de adnan shukri-jumah2009 en el metro de nueva york. el secretario de defensa chuck hagel confirmo oy que se retrasara la retirada de hasta mil soldados de afganistan... el jefe del pentagono aqadio que esas tropas podrian permanecer en ese pais durante los primeros meses de 2015... de esta forma a inicios del proximo aqo quedarian en territorio afgano casi 11 mil soldados estado-unidenses.el plan era que en enero de 2015 solo quedaran alli 10 mil militares. no cesan las marchas en una gran cantidad de ciudades estadounidenses para protestar contra las decisiones de dos jurdos de no acusar ados policias quienes causaron las muertes de michael brown en ferguson, missouri, y de eric garner en staten island, nueva york.y, como nos explica danay rivero, los planes de continuar con estas manifestaciones siguen adelante. >> miles de manifestantes tomaron las calles en todo el paÍs desde que el jurado dio conocer que no enjuicie dÍa a el policÍa por asfixiar al norteamericano. algunos lo quiero en las calles con

adnan shukrijumah was a saudi who grew up in the united states. he was indicted in a plot to bomb the new york city subway system in 2009. we turn next to the philippines where a huge and slow-moving typhoon is pounding the country tonight. seth doane has the latest. >> reporter: this powerful typhoon barreled into the central philippines with maximum sustained winds of more than 100 miles per hour, ripping off roofs, toppling trees, and knocking out power. this slow-moving storm could take upwards of three days to churn its way across the country, raising worries of flooding and one of the biggest fears, landslides. ahead of the storm, around 650,000 people evacuated low-lying areas. many are still shaken by memories of typhoon haiyan, which struck the philippines in november 2013. >> if this is a dream, i should wake up. >> reporter: it seems like a nightmare. we witnessed haiyan's destruction in hard-hit tacloban. more than 7300 people were killed or missing following that typhoon. this one, hagupit, is weaker, but it's still the most powerful

pakistan says its troops killed adnan el shukrijumah near the afghan border this morning. the f.b.i. suspected him of being one of the leaders of "al qaeda's external operations program." he was accused of plotting to bomb trains in new york and london in 2009. pakistan says two other militants were also killed in the raid, as was a pakistani soldier. outgoing defense secretary chuck hagel says the u.s. will keep a larger force in afghanistan than it originally planned. hagel announced in kabul today that up to 10,800 troops will remain in afghanistan at the beginning of next year. that's 1,000 more troops than the defense department initially announced. kabul's seen an uptick in taliban attacks over the last few weeks. secretary hagel says the violence was predictable since militants are trying to disrupt afghanistan's new government, led by president ghani. and in the philippines, more than 650,000 people evacuated from coastal villages just as typhoon hagupit made landfall this morning. the storm weakened before hitting the eastern coast, but gusts were still peaking at

adnan el shukrijumah was one of america's most wanted. he was reportedly killed in the tribal area of pakistan near afghanistan. he had been indicted in the u.s. he was accused in the plot to bomb the new york city subway system in 2009. he was a computer specialist who grew up in south florida and took over as al qaeda's chief of operations from this man, khalid sheikh mohammed, who planned the 9/11 attacks. >>> now to the breaking news about the president. he went to the hospital walter reed army medical center complaining of a persistent sore throat. afterwards the white house revealed the president had his throat examined with a scope and then a ct scan. ultimately they reported the ct scan was normal, saying it was inflammation related to acid reflux and will be treated accordingly. let's bring in abc's chief medical editor, dr. richard besser. when you have a sore throat, going for a ct scan seems like a pretty big move. >> there's a lot in this story that didn't seem to hold true with what you would normally see. normally for a sor

adnan shukarijuma. he's a young man who grew up in south florida and went on to become a key operational leader for al qaeda. in fact he was in charge of all al qaeda efforts to attack the u.s. mainland. he has been reported killed twice before and turned out to be alive. but this report this morning the pakistani military went after him and got him. >> we have some level of confidence in this report given that it's happened before? >> apparently so. >> brian ross on the breaking news this morning. thank you. paula to you. >>> thank you. and now to the bombshell from "rolling stone" magazine. their shocking expose of a horrifying sexual assault at a university of virginia frat house has major discrepancies. that story giving the prestigious school, founded by thomas jefferson, a black eye. linsey davis has been covering the story from the very start. just the worst case scenario on the story. >> referee: it really is. good morning, paula. it's not just the uva fraternity implicated, now concluding that

. >> reporter: koenig and the "serial" case are looking into the case of adnan ayed convicted of killingy in lincoln park. he was convicted on the testimony of an aquatance, he said he was going to kill lee, bury her body. throughout the podcast we hear from sayedd. koenig and her colleagues talk to people police didn't talk to and going back to the crime scenes. >> we can visualize what's happening and park and security and the best eye and all the places that, you know, the events of the story. >> reporter: a witness told police sayed used a pay phone outside this security boulevard best buy right after the murder. koenig and her team spent a great deal of time trying to find out if there was a pay phone there. it's that kind of digging that listeners love. >> i think it's just the storytelling method and the fact that the narrators are as engaged in the show as the viewers are, the audience is. >> okay, i'm putting my earpiece in. okay, i hope you enjoyed that story, and i can't wait to listen to the last episode. the "serial" podcast finale as i said was released last night. i'll be

. >> reporter: doctor looked as previously previously denied abusing adnan and in his accusations againsty got time she a gsa gaga . the more entertainment news on the insider at 7. >> catherine: were sitting on top of the big weather story tonight stronger flooding whether rain and sinkholes being opened up. and the latest fallout from ferguson missouri and why michael brown step father is now apologizing. >> catherine: right not 530 blow when dusty wins their sinkholes the latest round as storms that have caused havoc in the bay area. here's a live look at the bay area conditions the traffic is moving fairly well at this hour. >> reporter: was still seen a few scattered showers at this time right now but it is nothing compared to what we saw this morning. we have lighter showers in san princess gault. as about that tens of an injured rain in san mateo. as we look over to devlin is drying out there coppola of light showers still skirting livermore. south bay is thing off and on showers. >> reporter: taking a look in the flood advisory that is still being issued. we do have a possibility

saudi national adnan shukrijumah was on the fbi's most wanted list for his alleged role in a terror plot against new york city's subway system. prosecutors described the plot as the most serious threat to new york since the 9/11 attacks. he's also linked to a group of men accused of plotting to blow up fuel pipelines in new york's john f. kennedy international airport. >>> back at home one person is under arrest and four people in the hospital after a man started stabbing people aboard an amtrak train late friday. nbc's john yang has the latest. >> reporter: amtrak train 364 was headed from chicago to port huron, michigan, with more than 170 on board, when out of nowhere, police say, a 44-year-old man wealding a knife turned on fellow passengers. >> i see him have his fist up and then bring it down. oh, my god, he's punching the guy. then i saw his bring his fist back up and noticed there was something in his fist resembling a knife blade. then he stopped stabbing the guy in front and he lurched forward towards these two other women. >> reporter: an emergency call went out to the miles,

adnan el shukrijumah was killed. >>> a 44-year-old man is in police custody today after police say he went on a stabbing spree while on an amtrak train. passengers say the man stabbed four people including the conductor on friday night near niles, michigan. >> i was like, oh, my god, he's punching the guy. i noticed there was something in his fist resembling a knife blade or something. i saw him bring it back down. he stopped stabbing the guy in front and he lurched forwards towards these to other women sitting probably two rows back from the conductor. >> one person ri mains in serious condition. >>> federal authorities are investigating whether this killing was a hate crime. investigators say the suspect ran down a 15-year-old muslim boy outside of a somali community center on thursday evening. witnesses say he was caring a machete as he ran from his vehicle after the collision. community leaders say the driver threatened the teen's family and other area somali muslims for months, even writing, the koran is worse than ebola, on his truck. >>> let's go to weather now and the rain hit

. >> reporter: the podcast serial revisits the case of then-17-year-old honor student adn adnan sayedng his girlfriend. >> as for physical evidence, there was none. >> reporter: from behind bars where he's serving a life sentence, sayed tells host sara he's innocent. >> no one's ever been able to find any evidence. i had no reason to kill her. >> reporter: prosecutors won't comment because of a pending appeal. new evidence could poke holes in sayed's conviction. >> if someone is lying, and i really wanted to figure out who. >> reporter: in court the state's key witness says her murder took place just behind this best buy. and he saw the suspect afterward at a set of pay phones out front. today there aren't any pay phones here and serial is questioning whether there were any. >> it will swing you back and forth from guilt to innocence. >> reporter: serial's inspired obsessed fans like robert wood to do their own investigating. >> you get to a point where you want to get to the bottom of it as much as anyone else. >> reporter: you personally do. >> i do. >> reporter: so popular it's eve