>> i'm just going to love seeing al hunt in a san francisco giants hat. steve scully gives us whiplash. some political ads. sarah silverman talks about her -- >> you will go from mount rushmore but you will stay for the four-way senate free-for-all. it got interesting this afternoon. we will explain to you this breaking news which we broke. democrats think they can hold the senate seat. it is a seat that republicans are looking to take. the democrats will spend $1 million to hold this seat which would revolutionize the battlegrounds. >> this is one of the seats that the democrats considered safe. here is the situation in south dakota. you have the former governor who has been in the lead for quite a while. larry pressler, the former republican senator from south dakota has endorsed president obama previously. he has been running as an independent. the others are kind of scrapping around. all of a sudden, pressler is on the rise and that has opened the door suddenly for this news we have reported. >> what democrats are reporting, the thing when you pass th

we dispatched the great al hunt jr.on a boondoggle to the tarheel state to find out. >> al hunt joins us now. there is no baseball, and certainly no nationals baseball to watch today. he has plenty of time to wow us with his wit and wisdom. tell us what you think is going on in that north carolina senate race. >> i think the north carolina senate race is one of the great negative races in the country in a year full of negative races. whether you hate raleigh more or hate washington more. really what i think kay hagan has done fairly effectively, hey, you may not like washington, look what we did in raleigh. the last couple weeks, the last couple days in particular, the last couple days of the campaign is that isis and ebola, they're not in the forefront of people's minds down there will just make people think how dysfunctional and incompetent washington is. right now slight edge to kay hagan. >> al, do you agree that tillis is the one that has the momentum now, is that because of circumstances or is he run age better ca

can i go to al hunt quickly. and a lot of people know leon and they like leon. just tell me 10, 15, 20 years ago, let's say william cohen, sure there are a lot of things that bill clinton did that william cohen didn't agree with. would he have gone out and rain tell all book about bill clinton before bill clinton left office? designee wouldn't have. i've known leon for 40 years. i have immense respect for him. but i agree with this critique. i had dinner one time about 17 years ago with daniel patrick moynihan and george stephanopoulos just put out his book. daniel was outraged. he said it's a disservice to the president. it inhibits conversations and less likely to take people in who might do that. this president unfortunately somehow has had it happen to him three times, gates, panetta and clinton. all three were wrong. it raises questions about loyalty. >> by the way, it may have happened, mika. it may have happened and people said everybody is attacking barack obama. this speaks to barack obama's leadership.

. >> al hunt joins us now. there is no baseball to launch today.he has plenty of time to wow us with his wit and wisdom. tell us what you think is going on. >> i think the north carolina senate race is one of the great negative races in the country. whether you hate rally more or hate washington more, the center is running against the speaker of the house and what i think she has done fairly and effectively is to say you may not like watching but look what they did and rally. isis and ebola were none the forefront of people's minds. right now a slight edge to kay hagan. >> is the momentum because of circumstances or is he running a better campaign? >> republicans say he has the momentum. it has been a rather steady three-point advantage. i think he has gotten his act together. he was really disadvantaged for so long. that was a real problem for him. >> we talked earlier about how this -- how expensive this races. this race looks like it may be the most expensive per capita. why does this race among the dozens or so, why does this become the focus f

in washington, columnist for bloomberg view, al hunt. >> we got a lot of tight races. it's going down-to-the-wire. you really can't tell who is going to take control of the senate. steve will give us some numbers. how was your weekend? >> very good. parents weekend at johns hopkins. >> how was it? >> she loved it. she made me take her to the aquarium to make up for when i didn't do it when she was 5. it was wonderful and the campus is beautiful. >> that's fantastic. >> really fun. and you? >> i sat at home alone and stared at the wall by myself. >> come on, did you not. >> another sad, pathetic weekend. donny, tell me what do you think? are you on de blasio's side or christie and cuomo's side >> i'm on cuomo's new side, revised side. >> which is what? >> a moderate version. these are heroes. they can't be penalized. >> they are heroes. >> having also said that if somebody chooses to risk their life and i salute them and other people back home have not chosen they need to be safeguard. there's hysteria here. >> there's hysteria on both sides. there's a lot of dumb liber

results and more, they are available on our website create with us to discuss the whole tamale is al hunthank you. i have never seen a polkadotted tamale but let's go. >> trudy striking. she loses to mitt romney and barely beats paul ryan. how surprised are you that in a state that president obama carried handily that hillary clinton is net connect with those three republicans? >> she is not going to scare anyone off with those numbers but let's not forget obama did kerry by six points last time. this is a purple state. they elect as many republicans as direct routes and why look at that field against her mitt romney says he is not going to run but we will see. paul ryan will be ways and means committee chair. rand paul does better than all the other and he is in the margin of error. that is not worthy. -- noteworthy. >> rand paul, he is ahead of jeb bush and chris christie your presumed favorites. does that surprise you is much as it surprises me? >> the line from republicans is we need chris christie your jeb bush because they can win in general. rand paul does better than they do. and

here is al hunt and jennifer jacobs from the des moines register.he horse race here, mitt romney way ahead, then ben carson in number two. chris christie and jeb bush bring up the far rear. >> it shows us how wide open this race is between never seen anything like it. it is totally wide-open if it does not run -- mitt romney does not run. jeb bush down to 4%, that strikes me as such a gap between the establishment and rank-and-file. >> you know ben carson a little bit. the big surprise of this poll is him there in second place. talk about what you think are his strengths and potential weaknesses. >> he operated on my son, so i know him very well. he is every bit as good as his reputation. one of the greatest neurosurgeons in the history of the world. his appeal is that he is a genuine outsider. people hate washington. there is a certain niche in republican circles for an african american conservative. this guy is so much smarter than they are, and more authentic. he has a charming, low-key manner about him. politics may not be brain surgery, but he

louis cardinals, which will lead to an even greater television embarrassment than happened to al huntn my giants beat his washington nationals. you are wearing the cardinals hat. when they win, you are going to wear the full uniform. are you ready for that? >> yes. i am wearing a cardinals hat now. i have been wanting to wear a cardinals had hat on television my entire life. i take it off to go on tv. it looks like it may go that way. >> let me ask you first, royals team of destiny, question mark? >> yes. certainly they can't do anything wrong. they have won eight in a row this postseason. they actually won their last three in 1985, the last time they made the postseason. it is really kind of crazy. i talk to royals fans, and they were like we really lost a lot of games this year. i know it looks impossible to beat us right now, but they are built for the postseason in a lot of ways. once you get to the seventh inning if they are ahead they have you beaten. everything is flying their way right now >> the orioles totally collapsed, losing four and the nationals collapsed. beltway baseb

is there any chance al hunt will not be crying in his beer later tonight?> i will say the american league series is awesome. royals versus orioles. two exciting, interesting teams. >> the giants are going to win because potheads beat fatheads anytime. there is speculation mitt romney might want to run for president again. we called in a firsthand -- person with firsthand knowledge. mitt romney is here after the break. ♪ >> our guest has run a lot of things, the state of massachusetts, the winter olympics. he ran for president twice and maybe counting. thanks for joining us today. we want to ask you about news today. the supreme court decided not to take the cases on same-sex marriage. the polls suggest the country is moving toward greater tolerance and a desire for legalized same-sex marriage. the courts seem to be moving in that direction. do you think things are headed that way? >> i think that is the mood of the country and where the courts have been moving. i would have liked to see the supreme court take it on and deal with it. they decided to push it

mitchell from nbc news and msnbc anchor, bill plant, senior white house correspondent to cbs news, al huntlumnist for "bloomberg view" and al's best half, judy woodruff, co-anchor of "pbs news hour." [applause] >> thank you. ood morning. mr. vice president, sarah, scott and missy, reverend clergy, friends and colleagues, jim brady was a national reasure. at the peak of his life and pinnacle of his career, he was struck down by an assassin's bullet but nothing should shatter his spirit, silence that trademark sense of humor or wit, or halt his unstoppable passion to make the world a better and safer place. the man we knew as the bear was irreverent to a fault. yes, we all remember killer trees. just one example how he could get himself in trouble on the campaign trail. he was truly one of life's originals. funny, honest, and true. i know ewon't get any arguments from the press secretaries, the successors, those here and those not, when i describe him as the most honest, straight talking, even fearless and best-liked white house press secretary ever. and most effective. it was an accolade he

and about being with the newly married to al hunt.red out loud if i really knew who this guy was a covered politics. i soon met sarah, and it was freer, they adored each other. they had a terrific sense of humor, teased each other nonstop. when we went out to dinner, they came across as real people, as al mentioned. yes, we laughed a lot. we had many glasses of wine. they had many of the same thoughts and worries that we did, even though we had worked on opposite sides of the political divide. i brought a picture which you probably cannot see, it is one that i cherish. it hangs in al's study in our home. it is in jim's office a couple of weeks after he came to the white house, there was not much on the walls yet. he was giving me a big scoop, i would like to say, but that is not the truth. i think he was explaining supply-side economics to a georgia peach. it took him a while. but i cherished this, and it reminds me of the personal connection that i felt to him and to sarah. a few weeks later, that connection was permanently sealed, b

. ♪ >> i'm just going to love seeing al hunt in a san francisco giants hat.ve scully gives us whiplash. some political ads. sarah silverman talks about her -- >> you will go from mount rushmore but you will stay for the four-way senate free-for-all. it got interesting this

. -- theut being with that newly married to al hunt.s freer, they adored each other. they had a terrific sense of humor, teased each other nonstop. when we went out to dinner, they people, as as real al mentioned. yes, we laughed a lot. we had many glasses of wine. they had many of the same thoughts and worries that we did, even though we had worked on opposite sides of the political divide. i brought a picture which you probably cannot see, it is one that i cherish. it hangs in al's study in our home. office a couple of weeks after he came to the white house, there was not much on the walls yet. scoop, iving me a big would like to say, but that is not the truth. i think he was explaining supply-side economics to a georgia peach. it took him a while. , and iterished this reminds me of the personal connection that i felt to him and to sarah. a few weeks later, that connection was permanently sealed, but not in the way that i ever imagined. because i didn't join the press pool on the trip to the hilton hotel that day when jim and presiden

this is from al hunt of bloomberg and bloomberg view on georgia. the math is simple.ds close to 30% of the white vote. obama got 23% in 2012. she needs a turnout of lack voters only slightly smaller than the 30% represented in the 2012 presidential election." , a kansasl is with us city royals guy. pretty exciting. >> i am a little bit younger than adam. that does not make me that young. i was up late last night. the last time the royals were in the playoffs was when i was a jr. in high school. -- when ially amazing was a junior in high school. getting out of a wild card game, it looked like everything was over. theissouri, tell me about oddity of a kansas race with no democratic candidate. fromgrew up one block kansas, and it is unbelievable what happened because in the senate race, there was a democrat and an independent running against the longtime kansas senator. it is absolutely fair ball because the goal was to win control. now greg norman, the independent , up by 10. >> i'm confused. watch "all due respect" tonight. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surve

here in washington we have "new york times" reporter jeremy peters and columnist for bloomberg view, al hunt along with willie up in new york. >> so we have a lot of news. tons of political news to get to. but i just -- we might as well throw you that softball and let you go. >> what? >> about monica. >> i thought it was compelling. >> i thought it was too. >> i think she has a real platform. she's the very first person whose name exploded on the internet and whose life has been defined by one thing, by one thing. and ruined, quite frankly. >> as a 22-year-old girl. >> if anyone wants to think something badly about her right now or say something they might want to think about whether any of their daughters, sisters, mothers, aunts would have found themselves perhaps in a similar situation at 22 years old. >> more importantly if anybody has son or daughter who is at least 22 or 23 -- >> you just might want to be quiet. >> if your son or daughter hasn't done something at least as bad -- i was asking somebody this earlier and he raised both hands -- >> look she was taken advantage of by somebod

pasamos al Área de hunting park nadie resultÓ herido luego de las balacera. o a la 1.30 en la cuadra 43 00 de derrian. todavÍa no hay detalles las autoridades continÚen investigando el caso. las autoridades al este de noreston tienen en custodia un hombre luego de que alguien disparara dentro de un departamento en el complejo montgomery en la cuadra 2600 de eakhawk pie, 100 detenidos viven el tercer piso del complejo nadie ricibiÓ herido hoy fue la primera audiencia de los dos sospechosos debe matar una madre y sus dos hijos el 25 de julio casos que estremeciÓ filadelfia. los detalles en vivo adelante, edwin. ♪ >> en efecto una audiencia definitivamente triste no solo para la comunidad que viviÓ de cerca sino para los familiares de las vÍctimas que no podían contener las lÁgrimas la cantidad de vestir testimonios grÁficos. los dos sospechosos se trata de cornelius craford y el hispano jonathan rosa tuvieron la primera audiencia sin embargo rosa renunciÓ su derecho de presentarse a la audiencia se desculpÓ anteriormente con la familia de las vÍctimas, cabe reca

hunt. now an alleged al qaeda member on trial in new york civilian court is complaining about how he was treatedlta force captured him for his alleged role in the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in it kenya and tanzania. but complaints might surprise you. we spoke earlier with daily beast special correspondent michael daly who wrote the article and former delta force army officer lieutenant colonel james reese. so let's begin with you, michael. tell us more about these unusual complaints of al libi. >> well, he's filed an affidavit in manhattan federal court where he's presently facing charges of complicity in the embassy bombings in africa, and he's basically saying that the poor guy, he didn't have a bed. he had to knock on the door to use the toilet. he didn't even have a dining nook. he had to eats in cell. they kept asking him questions. i've got to say, you read it, and the one thing that comes out to you is that -- and in court the judge at one point said as i understand no one laid a hand on this man from the time he got grabbed to the time he appeared in court and that's true. >> so he's not

. >>> british prime minister david cameron says he will do everything he can do hunt down those responsible. from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. here is what is ahead - syria warns turkey about intervening in its civil war as fighting inches closer to the border. >>> live to hong kong where any hope of talks to resolve street protests is fading. >>> plus, making films in zimbabwe, how the industry is going from strength to strength. >>> world leaders have condemned the killing of another hostage held by the islamic state of iraq and levant. the group has released a video showing the beheading of alan henning, a british volunteer captured while delivering aid to syria in december. emma haywood reports. >> reporter: alan henning had no ties with syria, only a deep desire to help those in need. the married father of two travelled there last december as part of a british aid convoy, and had aid for syria tattooed on his arm. after the convoy crossed the border he was seized. earlier this week his wife made a desperate plea for his release. echoing all those calls that this gone before. >> we need hi

when he delivers action-packed details about how the cia and the pentagon used armed predators to hunt for al qaeda leaders for the 9/11 based on interviews of the numerous participants. ladies and gentlemen, we are in for a special treat. richard, welcome. the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you, wolfgang, for that very nice introduction. we need to point out besides the fact it's coincidence that dhl started this operation in my book is about predator that your personal copy is not orange. [laughter] anyway, i am very grateful to you for your hospitality today and for your friendship. thank you all for coming here about my new book, "predator: the secret origins of the drone revolution." it is an honor to speak to such a distinguished audience as this, especially when we have two former air force leaders at this today. former secretary which peters and retired lieutenant general jack rise to us to judge advocate general of the air force. i am honored that you are here today. i am also honored that retired general jack daly is here for an addition to being former assistant, not at the ma

the type that are hunting and killing al qaeda and iraq in 2007 and 2008. they're just sitting on bases or training inside base tiz brigade level. nowhere near the forward-leaning action that would be necessary if we were to take the fight. now, that's the -- those are the perimeters the president and pentagon has put on them right now. when they hear the word destroy and then they see an inability to actually do something about it, you can understand why they're frustrated. >> all right. you would know after speaking with them. pete, thank you so much for your thoughts today, sir. >> you got it. >>> well, listen up, boys and girls. oh, woopsy daisy. i'm supposed to say purple penguins. that's when one school wants them to calm their students. why? the reasons will shock you. >> another coverup uncovered. leaving the white house to another secret service scandal involving hookers and a lot of booze abroad. did the white house try to delay the findings so it wouldn't embarrass the administration ahead of the election coming up in just a few weeks? we'll be r

>> well, again, he's from a part of the country, al, where a lot of people hunt. of course, he couldn't have done this, number one, without a weapon, and number two, without access to a gun. he's 15 years old. he can't buy a gun by federal standards. so he had to get the gun, one would assume, in his home, or from a friend or relative, something like that. so we have the situation that wendy's talking about. we have to be able to identify these pre-incident indicators and get somebody some help. and number two, we have to make sure that parents and others lock these guns down and make sure that children don't get access to them unless the adults are with them at the same time. so there's two challenges here that perhaps we could have intervened, we could have done something. and it looks like we missed our two chances. not only to save this young man, but maybe these other students that he shot also, al. >> well, certainly a lot of unanswered questions here. we're going to stay on this and help try to figure this out. dr. wendy walsh, and clint van zandt, thank yo

. >>> still to come on al jazeera, dicing with danger in the hunt for gold. report where minors are exposed to deadly mercury. >>> and giving guns to children. we'll report on myanmar's underage soldiers. >>> also ahold in sport, the world number one is giving a top notch in shanghai. details on the way. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> this saturday, a horrific outbreak. >> the death toll from this epidemic could be much higher than anyone knows. >> the search for answers. >> 8000 people are already dead, mr. president. who should answer for those people? >> who brought cholera to haiti? >> so you don't ha

. >>> british prime minister david cameron says he will do everything he can do hunt down those responsible. from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. here is what is ahead - syria warns turkey about intervening in its civil war as fighting inches closer to the border. >>> live to hong kong where any hope of talks to resolve street protests is fading. >>> plus,

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nick sheeve written, al jazeera, istanbul, turkey. >> he says he will keep hunting not only for his ownhild but other families who is children have been kidnapped into the islamic state group as well. amid the violence, the iraqi people look for ways to move forward with their lives and for ways to cope. a troop in baghdad is turning to satire and presenting a comedy show that was broadcast across the country saturday night. the program called "arab i can state of superstition" put the a mocking spin on it. they say they are trying to counter isil's propaganda machine to fight the extremists. it was another violent day in the eastern city of donetsk. proceed russian separatits continue to attack government forces at the airport which has been put out of commission for months. the army says they have the upper hand against reynolds equipped with heavy weapons and armored vehicles. still, a few hours before dawn in hong kong where pro-democracy protesters have been fightingtiously not with police but citizens opposed to the demonstration. those clashes beginning on friday have brought the

joot hi everyone, this is al jazeera america, i'm john seigenthaler in new york. on the hunt - the fbi asks for help in identifying american i.s.i.l. fighters as the group moves closer to capturing a syrian border town. accountability on wall street. charges of collusion may be levelled against america's biggest banks. will justice be served? plus america votes - 2014 - our special report on the mid term elections. tonight we focus on health care and veterans. >>> we begin with a fight against i.s.i.l. the u.s. launched a sustained air strikes against the group. most hit northern syria fear the town of kobani, on the boarder with turkey. fighters say strikes were helpful. should have come harder and sooner. here in the u.s., an effort to find americans in i.s.i.l. the federal bureau of investigation started a social media campaign to enlist the public's help. >>> well, on tuesday afternoon the fbi went public, asking the public to identify a terrorist who prosecutors in a propaganda video. this individual is asked. he is throughout the video speaking with a northern american

joot hi everyone, this is al jazeera america, i'm john seigenthaler in new york. on the hunt - the fbi asks for help in identifying american i.s.i.l. fighters as the group moves closer to capturing a syrian border town. accountability on wall street. charges of collusion may be levelled against america's biggest banks. will justice be served? plus america votes - 2014 - our special report on the mid term elections. tonight we focus on health

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intelligence deeply worried right now the chaos in yemen could help al qaeda succeed in its goal in attacking the united states. the hunte search for the virginia student entering a new phase. we have the latest details. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> escalating concern about ebola in the united states with a second texas nurse now diagnosed with the virus and the troubling revelation that she was on a commercial flight only hours before she was hospitalized in dallas. there are now growing concerns about texas health presbyterian hospital where the two nurses contracted ebola after caring for the liberian patient who died last week. the centers for disease control now saying the newly diagn

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when he delivers action-packed details about how the cia and the pentagon used armed predators to hunt for alrs immediately after mean 11 based on interviews with numerous participants. ladies and gentlemen, we are in for a special treat and richard, welcome, the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you, wolfgang, for that very nice introduction and i think we also need to point out, beside the fact that it is coincidence that dhl started this parcel copter operation, that and my book is about the predator, that your parcel copter is not armed so far as i know, all right? anyway, i'm very grateful to you, wolfgang, for your hospitality today and your friendship and thank you all for coming to hear about my new book, "predator, the secret origins of the drone revolution." it's a honor to speak to such a distinguished audience such as this especially when we have two former air force leaders with us today. former secretary whit peters and retired lt. general jack rives, who was the judge advocate general of the air force. i'm honored that you're here today. i'm also honored that retired general

. >> reporter: the hunt is also on to the french khorasan bombmaker with ties to core al qaeda in pakistanacilitated the movement of european jihadists to syria, then pack to europe. >> these two men know they're marked men, so they'll be taking huge precautions to stay safe. so it's going to be a real hard job to get them. >> reporter: so did they really disappear? analysts say it's possible they were never there at the attack site the night the u.s. navy struck. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> now to rapidly unfolding developments in the west african nation of burkina faso. the military there has now taken control of the government after clashes erupted on thursday. >> translator: the national assembly is dissolved. the government is dissolved. an interim authority will be set up in consultation with all the forces of the nation. in order to prepare the conditions for the return to the normal constitutional order within a period of 12 months at the latest. a curfew is established throughout the country start thing day, from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. to preserve the safe any of persons

al assad. >> washington correspondent joe johns following the story for us. he has more on the huntis apparently american isis fighter. >> john and christine, this video appears to show a jihadi speaking isis propaganda speaking very good english with a northern american accent alternating speaking arabic. delivering an on camera tirade before he and other fighters appear to shoot a group of syrians dead. the syrians apparently have been forced to dig then own graves. the man speaking has a mask over his face which makes him irrecognizable. and authorities have been using advanced technology. they are not certain if he's american or canadian. the fbi posted portions of the video on its website asking the web for help in identifying him. they're saying they're hoping someone might recognize this individual and provide them a piece of information that helps them figure out who he is. the fbi says this is part of a broader outreach to help get the government identify people who are traveling overseas to fight terror groups. and it goes without saying they are perhaps even more interest

al jazeera to be shown on saturday. you can also watch it on sunday, and at 1930 greenwich meantime. so no excuses. >>> still to come, india's hunt black money, as they call it. the government gives a list of people, many of whom may have stashed their cash abroad. >>> and russia offers help after a u.s. supply rocket explodes on the way to the international space station. ♪ >>> the world health organization says the death toll from ebola has now likely exceeded 5,000. but with difficulty getting accurate data from much of west africa, the real figure could be a lot higher. let's take a look at the last ten months now and how this outbreak has been unfolding. >> reporter: the virus has found in animal's biological secretions, if you are in contact with it, you run the risk of getting infected. >> translator: we immediately sent samples to two laboratories and we had the confirmation that it was ebola. >> translator: we have been put out of business. if we can't sell our meat, our families are going to go hungry. >> translator: certain members of the familiar escaped our control, and through their movement have increased the numbe

al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler, coming up, dangers threatening the refugees on the border >>> sweden's biggest submarine hunt since the cold war. why russia is on the defensive? >>> and louisiana votes - the debate on education comes to the classrooms. >>> u.s. is ramping up its support to kurds in the fight against i.s.i.l. ammunition, weapons and supplies are dropped to the kurds battling for kobane. weeks ever air strikes have not stopped i.s.i.l.'s vans. -- advance. >>> turkey will allow kurdish fighters to cross the border. turkey will not allow p.k.k. forces to enter syria. they have considered the p.k.k. a terrorist group >>> it's been a bloody day in iraq with a string of attacks against shia targets. no group has taken responsibili responsibility, the sunni led i.s.i.l. group have taken place. bombings killed more than 30 people. imran khan reports. >> reporter: we are likely to see more of this kind of sectarian violence as the month goes on. it is the holy month, it's the beginning of the islamic calendar. in years gone by, it's been a spike in violence, particularly sectarian violence. since i.s.

don't knee the sophistication of al qaeda intercepting or highjack a plain or drain or sophisticated bomb. usual house how old items like a knife or a gun, a rifle, a huntingle or a car that's what makes it very difficult to sort of counter. >> reporter: after locking down the capital and searching for multiple gunmen authorities say the shooter act ahead loan. >> there were concerns at the initial stage of the emergency response that there may have been more than one individual involved our partners at the ottawa police serve and the rcmp believe that the gunman acted alone. >> reporter: authorities confirm the gunman, is a man with a significant criminal record and because of that he was prohibited from owning a gun, how he obtained the rifle he used in the shooting is a central focus of the investigation. as canada looks inward, authorities say its citizens and visitors can pictures a future of heavier security at this. >>> a doctor in new york has tested positive for the ebola virus, it's the first time it's been detected in the city. he recently returned from west africa. went through an enhanced screening process with he landed at jfk airport. new yo

al jazeera continues to demand the release of its three journalists who are held in prison in egypt. they are wrongfully accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. >>> still to come, india's huntlack money. the supreme court gets a list of people, some of whom may have already stashed their cash abroad. >>> plus russia offers the u.s. help after a commercial supply rocket exploded en route to the international space station. ♪ >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> a brutal drug war >> this here were the remains of 31 people that were found... >> thousands disappearing >> the cost of kidnapping and killing a human being is almost zero >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... new episode the disappeared only on al jazeera america ♪nly on al jazeera america >>> hello again. let's have a look at the top stories here at al jazeera. dozens of iraqi kurdish peshmerga are on their way to the syrian town of kobani. the peshm

. >> reporter: the hunt is also on for french jihadist, a skilled bomb maker. david drugeon. also with ties to al in pakistan. he has facilitated the movement of european jihadists to syria and back to europe, where they can then travel to the u.s. >> these two men now know they're marked men, so they'll take huge precautions to stay safe. so it's going to be a real hard job to get them. >> reporter: so how did they disappear? did they really disappear? u.s. analysts say it's possible they were never at the site the night the u.s. navy struck. what are the chances they are still alive? one analyst telling me 99.9%. >> wow. barbara starr, thank you. and next, more on the breaking news, suspected cop killer on the fbi's most wanted list. he was on the run for six weeks. 48 days. found tonight and we have new details coming in exactly where, how long he was there, whether they had been looking there. we have details coming in. we'll have that right after this. and embattled police chief in ferguson thomas jackson speaks to cnn. that's coming to you along with my next guest who says the american syst

al jazeera america" live from new york city. i am richelle carey. here are today's top stories. isil fighters on the huntthe embattled town of kobane reaching critical stage. shortages of resources in medical personell threaten to overwhelm efforts to contain the spread of symbols in west africa. here at home, screening begins in an effort to present anyone infected with the country from entering the country. >> country deeply divided over a series of deadly police shootin shootings. symbols symbols. >> the fight against isil. the group is making gains on two fronts. iraq's anbar prevents, an urgent plea as isil draws closer to the western edge of baghdad. in kobane, 12,000 civilians mostly seniors are trapped. this shows the fighters in the center of the city yesterday. kurdish forces were able to push back a pre-dawn attack with the help of coalition attacks. isil is on the advance moving in from the city from two sides. on the turkey syria border with the latest. >> martyrs never die. the chant of a final fair well. the bodies of two fighters of the ypg fighting isil in kolbane are laid to rest across

intelligence deeply worried right now the chaos in yemen could help al qaeda succeed in its goal in attacking the united states. the hunt for hannah graham, the search for the virginia student entering a new phase. we have the latest details. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> escalating concern about ebola in the united states with a second texas nurse now diagnosed with the virus and the troubling revelation that she was on a commercial flight only hours before she was hospitalized in dallas. there are now growing concerns about texas health presbyterian hospital where the two nurses contracted ebola after caring for the liberian patient who died last week. the centers for disease control now saying the newly diagnosed nurse is being flown to emory university hospital in atlanta which has successfully treated two other ebola patients and the president is meeting with his cabinet right now to try to deal with this huge crisis. we're covering all angles of the breaking news. our correspondent, cnn's ed lavandera is live. what's the late of the you're hearing well? >> cdc investigators are taking a loo

al jazeera, alaska. >> we'll have the rest of the story coming up at 8:00 eastern including how people in ask make ends meet by hunting and fishing for their own food. let's go to the key senate race, michael shure reporting that the minimum wage vote in alaska are key issues. are they choosing in that issue as well. >> what they're doing is getting out. senator begich is getting out in the areas, the ruler parts of the countryside of alaska, which is very different than anything we have here. getting out and speaking to the rural places about minimum wage. it's an issue that they want to own. one of the very few things that they want to own, the national party is discussing. so it's one of those issues that resonates. but again you have to take that message to very rural places in alaska, and it's not as much of an issue in the urban parts of the state. the population centers. >> michael, alaska is a very red state to say the least, and begich was elected in 2008. he did a scandal around th around the incumbent ted stevens. but he doesn't have that this year. wha >> he had a third thing going for him, a viable third