i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. >> after the massacre. >> every heart is damaged and broken, and this community is coming together to embrace each other. >> a rural oregon community turns its focus to the victims as new details emerge about the cause attack and the man who carried it out. search for answers. the patterns behind mass shootings. why they keep happening, and why some experts see clues in

. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, friend or foe: the key american ally in nato that seems to be playing boat side i sides in the fight t i.s.i.s. . what a difference a year makes. especially when it comes to power politics in the middle east. last year turkey was a relatively stable country. it also seemed to be sorting out a decades-old conflict with its largest ethnic minority, the kurds. but after twim bombings i aftere capital that stability seems to be not available. single deadliest terror attack in turkish history. in reality, this kind of attack isn't new. three times in the last year bombs have ripped through kurdish rallies in turkey and as the death toll plownts mounts, appropriates are dim. mohammed jamjoom is in ankara. >> you can see it in their faces, see it in their sighs. with every passing day, resentment grows. >> in the heart of the capital, in ankara, these explosions occur? this raises so many questions. >> reporter: since the attacks near ankara's train station, seen here on

>> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, solving the middle east peace pulls with the israelis and palestinians why both sides now mistrust america's leadership. the middle east is consumed by violence and president obama's foreign policy is coming undone in iraq, yemen and syria. but the palestinians and the the israelis, clashes in the wawrinka have killed at least 39 palestinians and eight israelis and counting. despite a five decade process, all we've seen is another emergency meeting of the united nations council. everyone flos what th knows whas supposed to look like. shepherding based on a two state solution, israel and palestine living side by side in peace, that's supposed to end with israel withdrawing from territories it seized in 1967. instead the palestinians have limited self rule in parts of the west bank and gaza and israel has confiscated more than half the land of the west bank and built settlements housing more than half a million israelis. to say there is a lack of trust between israe

>> well, absolutely, ali. there is no desire in israel to assume similar responsibilities of the palestinian population, and i don't think that abbas would like to relinquish this authority. we have to remember that the political achievements of the palestinians, including the recognition as a state although not a member of the u.n. but many of the international community, raising the flag of a quote/unquote palestinian state at the u.n. it's all meaningful achievements for the palestinians. all of this will be null and void if abbas really makes good on his threats. also, we have to remember that the palestinian authority is actually responsible for the livelihood of half of the population in the west bank where 80,000 or more employees of the palestinian authority including scores, dozens of thousands of security forces, all of which i don't think will be good for the palestinians or for abbas himself. so right now, ali, if i have to sum it up, i would say that the two sides, especially netanyahu are playing

so it is -- if anything, the military was against ben ali, not in favor of ben ali. amy: what will be nobel peace prize mean for tunisia? >> i think it is a really important sort of mark of moral authority. incentive structures in this world are created by reinforcing and rewarding positive actions and by ideally sanctioning negative actions. so often we have seen in the last number of years negative actions receiving positive reward, be it monetary or otherwise. and in this case, i think really pointing to little tunisia and remarkable past it has followed, it is imperfect path. it is done successfully, i think, directed the economy problems that led to the revolution in the first place, which is to say massive crony capitalism and corruption. that hasn't been significantly addressed in the political process that is taken place, but at least you don't see the kind of limiting of civil liberties and civil rights that you have seen and a lot of other places. and so i think it is meaningful to tunisia, and i would just say that some of the more material forms of reward

investigators say ali and smith went inside the home in lower moreland township last month and ali shot his ex-girlfriend's father, 53-year-old kevin brown, while he was trying to escape through a bedroom window. the 18-year-old ex-girlfriend was home at the time but was able to hide with her infant son. investigators say what ali told her is proof that this was an act of vengeance. >> he told her he wanted another chance, she refused. he told her that, if we can't be together someone's got to go." >> ali and smith are facing second-degree murder charges. >>> coming up at 5:30, a closer look at domestic violence and how it's reported across the delaware valley. the nbc 10 investigators dug into the issue. we'll tell you what they found coming up. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> it was another day in the 70s. not exactly warm enough to take a dip, though. this is a live look at our camera in cape may atop the lafayette hotel. changes are coming. >> they are. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen joins us with more. >> tomorrow you'll want your umbrella. and over the weeke

i'm ali velshi. i'm talking about policy and prosperity and what we heard from the candidates about sharing the economic recovery with the poor and middle class. let me just tell you about something very interesting that happened. a conversation developed in the course of the debate about women and the pay inequity between men and women in the country. the candidates were asked about it and what they would do about it, and then carly fiorina was asked about it, which i thought would net a remarkably interesting response. it did. it wasn't one i was expecting. i'll ask our producers to line that up for us so i can bring what she said about women and their earning potential and what the federal government -- the issue is here what the federal government can, should or has done -- has done for women. we'll get to carly fiorina in just a second. first, listen to this first comment. >> when you see hillary clinton and bernie sanders and all the democrats talking about wanting to address the plight of work

>> ali, it's laughable. we've tried the united states being the honest broker, the effective broker in the last 22 years and all that the palestinians saw was a tripling of settlers on their territories. we have seen more demolitions of homes in the past years than in the last 20 years. >> let me discuss issues that we were talking to karl penhall about, young palestinians age 15 to 25 are angry at their leaders as well as israel, this doesn't have the mark of an organized protest in the west bank and jerusalem. do you share that view that it's not argued? >> no, it's not at all organized. i'm somebody who lives here and i've seen what's going on with these protests and these are a group of people who have spent their whole lives ali living under israeli military occupation. the false promises of oslo and the united states false promises. this is a generation that has only seen home demolitions, that they have to obtain a israeli permit to do something as simple as go to the sea and they know it is long. the

. >>> i'm ali velshi, on target, imperfect alliance. america and saudi arabia may share military but not always alliance. i'll look at the differences >>> the middle east is on fire. united states policy in the region is coming undone in places like iraq, syria and yemen, we are seeing civil wars, power vacuums, i.s.i.l., al qaeda, and interference from individual players like russia, iran and saudi arabia. the saudis, of course, are america's allies in the region, with u.s. coordination, saudi arabia is funnelling weapons to rebels in syria while dropping bombs on rebels in yemen. the u.s.-saudi arabia alliance is about shared agendas, combatting iran's growing influence and securing the flow of oil, but not unshared values. saudi arabia is a conservative islamic state ruled by a monarchy. since taking the thrown in january. saudi agencies pressed on with arrests tryings and execution. ali was 17 when arrested during an anti-government demonstration in 2012. a saudi court convicted him of terrorism and violence against police, and last

ali arouzi, nbc news, vienna." treating tonight. we have a first look at the need to bundle up for tonight's beggers night. with jennifer mcdermed at the science center. ad lib wx quick the iowa department of health the iowa department of health says the flu season appears to be off to an early start in the state. even though influenza activity remains at a low level, cdc estimates an average of 300- thousand iowans get the flu each year. which causes 1-thousand deaths yearly in iowa. the flu can range from a fever, headache, tiredness, cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, and body aches. cdc says everyone six months or older should get vaccinated. they also recommend pregnant women be vaccinated to baby. a boil advisory is in place main break on the city's east side. the watermain break happened at east 46th and hubbell avenue. the boil advisory affects areas north of douglas and south of i-80, east of highway 5 bypass. the break was detected around 7 p-m last night. water works says the advisory is afternoon. until then, the comp

ali is former boyfriend of the brown's 18 year-old daughter. chilling text messages earlier that day, hinted at the alleged violent relationship. >> you would have killed me so only option i had was to leave the the way i did. >> reporter: relationship also reportedly included an incident of sexual assault by both ali and smith, in august. >> she was told by mr. abdul ali if she told anyone about that event, that he would send des, desmond smith, to shoot her and her family. >> reporter: and prosecutors say that smith was in fact, the gun man in brown's death. neighbors found the news of the past alleged violence and possible motive shocking. >> we had no idea of any circumstances and they all seemed like quiet people, kept to themselves, good folks. >> this 18 year-old who tried to get out of a relationship that was violent, that was dangerous, that she knew she did not want to be in, very tragically lost her father in the process. >> reporter: and prosecutors say that smith was arrested last week at his parent's philadelphia home after ali, s

>> >>> i'm ali velshi on target tonight. invisible threat. we'll dive into the darkest corners of web where nobody knows your name and just about anyone goes, plus hackers taking the wheel as you drive. >>> the internet made our lives more convenient than ever, hackers twisted the internet into a weapon testing the security of individuals, companies and nations. we know about the millions of counter and former u.s. federal workers whose personal information including social security numbers was stone over the summer during a cyber attack. and who can forget the hack that north korea is accused of launching against sony because it was offended by the movie "the interview." hundreds of companies, home deo, neiman mark, and others victims of hackers. cyber crime cost the global economy as much as $575 billion. juniper research forecast by 2020, the cost of worldwide criminal data breaches will quadruple to 2.5 trillion. the reason for the scary forecast is clear. more of the data the world relies on is moving online, making us vulnerable to hack

authorities arrested ali and smith today. ali wanted revenge after his ex-girlfriend refused to take him back. investigators say the two shot 53-year-old kevin brown as he was trying to escape from his lower moreland township home. the 18-year-old ex-girlfriend was home at the time. but was able to hide with her infant sun. investigators say what ali told her is proof that this was an act of vengeance. >> he told her he wanted another chance, she refused. he told her, if we can't be together, someone's got to go. >> ali and smith are now charged with second degree murder. >>> a new decision in a dune battle playing out on the beaches of margate. new jersey went to court today to seize 87 properties through eminant domain. the state wants to widen the beaches and build protected sand dunes after super storm sandy. residents are opposed to that plan. >>> a busy scene out in chinatown tonight. the night market near race and 10th street. everyone taking advantage of the mild early fall temperatures. >> things are going to change.

i'll be live in boulder before the debate. >> i'm ali velshi. >> ali velshi, lifting the lid... >> cameras in place for money and not safety. >> on the red light controversy. >> they don't give two cent about your safety. >> there's an increase in rear end accidents. >> ali velshi on target: hitting the breaks. >>> part of the less-told story of immigration enforcement as been the constant tension over what are calling sanctuary cities. places where authorities don't use local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws. the idea that city hall wouldn't participate was at the heart of

i'm ali velshi. on target - justice for all. meet the court-appointed lawyers who made it their mission to expose crooked cops and prosecutors. and the critics that say it has nothing to do with justice, and everything to do with politics. anyone like me watches a lot of cop shows can revit the miranda warning na police officers must read to suspects. you have the right to remain silent. anything you can and say will be used against you in a court of law, you have the right to an attorney yoi, if you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. it's the last line that i want to talk to you with, the public defender for those that can't afford a lawyer. it starts with clarence gideon, a drifter arrested in 1961. he was charged with breaking into a pool hall and stealing. he was sentenced to five years in prison. a man with an 8th grade education appealed. he argued his right to council was violated. the supreme court ruled in his favour in gideon versus wainwright, in 1963. the reason all t

i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, america's longest war, what was really gained in afghanistan 14 years since the first bombs fell ? the news that taliban fighters in afghanistan had taken over the northern city of kunduz last week was bad enough. it meant that afghan government forces had handed the taliban a huge prize: the capture of a major afghan city for the first time in 2001. that was the year that the united states invaded afghanistan with the goal of wiping out the taliban and al qaeda soon after the terrorist attacks. soon after, the united states has spent over a trillion dollars, in a conflict that has taken thousands of american lives and tens of thousands of afghans dead. the knowledge that taliban had re -taken kunduz was horrifying then, the american bombing of a hospital in kunduz, run by doctors without borders. doctors without borders said it made tran tick call frantic caln capital and to no avail. the attack came after, the americans said, the afghans call in for military sup

i'll be live in boulder before the debate. >> i'm ali velshi. >> ali velshi, lifting the lid... >> cameras in place for money and not safety. >> on the red light controversy. >> they don't give two cent about your safety. >> there's an increase in rear end accidents. >> ali velshi on target: hitting the breaks. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm here in doha with the top stories. iran could join the upcoming syrian peace talks in vienna, after the u.n. says it's open to tehran's participation >>> former australia leader tony abbott urges europe to close the doors on refugees. >>> volkswagen announces its first loss in 15 years as the

. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight labor pains. the truth about immigrant workers american jobs and the so-called skills gap in the tech industry. plus border backlog. immigrants who want to become americans left in limbo. america's immigration debate came back with a vengeance at the week's republican presidential debate in boulder. have a listen. >> people coming in legally and mexico is going to pay for the wall. >> before you hire anyone from abroad you should have to advertise that job for 180 days. you would have to pay these people more than someone else so you wouldn't undercut by bringing in cheaper labor. >> when it comes to america's system, undocumented workers crossing into the u.s. from mexico also also the system of temporary work visas that silicon valley and others say they rely on to hire skilled workers. big business says think need foreign workers, h 1b we're going to have more on that in a moment but first almost everyone agrees there is a shortage of workers in stem field, science technology engineering and ma

. >> they don't give two cent about your safety. >> there's an increase in rear end accidents. >> ali velshi on target: hitting the breaks. ♪ ♪ >> it's the largest one time ever. more than 6,000 people mostly drug offenders, the u.s. sentencing commission with the support of the obama administration, is trying to relieve prison overcrowding and give relief to prison sentences at the end of the drug war. are the communities ready to receive them? in early spring? it's is "inside story." >> welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. the u.s. sentencing commission has reexamined its glue glieps guidelines for drug crimes and wher rewritten for sentences, either release under the new guidelines. as a group they're part of the world's largest prison population. as individuals, they face serious challenges when they hit the streets again, and need to beat some daunting odds to stay out of trouble. ing al jazeera's ash-har quraishi carries the story. >> with three months of training under his belt, cameron wright is studying advanced manufacturing. >> i want to be active. i feel like the sky

such is the case of ali al nimmer. he was 17 years old, arrested during a demonstration, sustain years old, a saudi court convicted him, and upheld his death sentence by public beheading and crucifixion. ali's father has appealed to the king for a pardon for his son. but when saudi's permanent representative to the united nations came on this show, i challenged his assertion that despite his case, the united states and saudi arabia share many values. have a listen. >> as you know, death sentences in saudi arabia have to go through multiple stages. the last one of which is the personal approval of the king. and that process is not yet completed. >> so i guess when you started whether i said that saudi arabia and america don't share values in some cases that would be one of them. in the united states nobody gets executed for protesting. >> well, in saudi arabia nobody gets executed for protesting either. so where is the lacking of sharing of values? we both share values of human rights human dignity, freedom of individua

we cannot stop them. >> ali from afghanistan knows where everyone wants to go. don't know what happened to germany. i don't know germany accepts these people or not. >> that depends upon how long this open door policy continues. on the austrian side, this 24 hour operation takes refugees to towns across austria where many have germany on their minds. 11,000 turned up on bavaria's doorstep alone. the german region has threatened emergency measures: a worry for austria's authorities. >> if german reduces the stream of refugees come from austria, then we would be faced with a great challenge because people contin continue to stream in here from croatia to slovenia to austria. >> reporter: channelling thousands of people every day into austria is a huge logistical challenge. if any country closes its borders, then this humanitarian conveyer belt will he come to a grinding haon the austrian slo slovenia border. >> incumbent has won the presidential poll. 83% of the vote on monday, leading opposition candidate conceded and backed away from his earlier claim that the e

ali to go after the girl's father. kevin brown. he and his wife were sleeping when police say the men kicked in a back door. the 18-year-old hid in a closet with her son. smith went after brown and shot him in the neck. the motive for the crime, revenge, police say, because the abusive relationship ended. they say the victim's daughter had reported to police ali had assaulted her. in text messages hours before the crime the woman told ali he was an abuser and would not get better, only worse. >> the relationship can best be described as possessive, obsessive, violent, and his conduct completely controlling. >> reporter: police say at least four men broke into the house. the wife escaped through a window. brown tried toes scape as well and died a short time later. abdul-ali and smith have been arraigned and charged with second-degree murder. they are now being held in the montgomery county prison. in lower moreland, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> an emergency room doctor in the lehigh valley accused of sexually assaulting two chil

after ali and smith sgloynd sexually assaulting her in august. she wrote minimum a text message hours before the kil killing. >> you are abuser and abusers don't get any better they get worse. you would have killed me the only option hi was to leave the way i did. you would not have left me leave willingly and we know that. >> the killing shongd this quiet neighborhood. >> we had no idea of any circumstances and they all seemed like quiet people. kept to themselves. good folks. >> jim, witnesses say four men were seen running from the murder scene that night. at least two alleged cohorts are still at large out there and police are serving for them. live in huntington sally, montgomery county, vernon odom, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you vur nonand students from several philadelphia schools skipped class todd take a stand for futures♪ they march todd district offices in spring garden today. they want the school district city leader and state law makers to know they care about their education and they want the grown ups to do better. pennsylv

ali is the former boyfriend of brown's 18 year old daughter. prosecutors say the daughter been trying to escape their abusive relationship. there is report of sexual assault by both ali and smith back in august that may have been part of the motive. >> she was told by mr. ali if she toll anyone about that event, that he would send dez, desmond smith, to shoot her and her family. >> prosecutors say smith is the one who shot brown to death. >> still ahead this morning, talk about tight squeeze here, this is the store a lot of folks are talking about from delaware county. coming up how that man got his finger stuck inside his fuel tank. wait until you see how this one ends. >> how does that happen? also ahead, jewelry store robbery caught on camera. what eyewitnesses say happened just before this mayhem broke out. >> and it is finally friday. we made it. you made it. welcome to the weekend. up top. thank you very much. show you behind the scenes right here in our studio. >> looking pretty good. nice shot there. we're excited. it is friday. we have

ali is one.ell us to ali is. >> the shaikh encouraging people to demand -- amy: his uncle. >> ali was 17 at the time and his uncle said, come to the protest. amy: and he is she a, two? >> he is. ali has been charged with a heinous offense of failing to show respect for the guardian, the guardian being the king who is a purely the guardian of all his good people. and this is what you get executed for -- not just executed, you get beheaded and crucified. we should not be doing business with these people. i know we love oil and we love money, but we really need to have our morals about some of these things that are going on. amico: what about the his relationship with saudi arabia? whether we are talking about what is happening inside saudi arabia or the saudi bombing, the u.s. supported saudi bombing of yemen right now, what about president obama and saudi arabia? >> their little things like president should be clearly stopping this barbarism, but there's a bigger picture. when you look at extreme

authorities arrested smith and ali yesterday. they say ali wanted revenge after his ex-girlfriend refused to take him back. investigators say the two shot and killed the ex-girlfriend's father, kevin brown inside his lower moreland township home. his ex-girlfriend was able to hide with her infant son. investigators say what ali told her is proof that this was an act of vengeance. >> he told her she wanted another chance. she refused. he told her, if we can't be together, someone's got to go. >> ali and smith are now charged with second-degree murder. >>> an emergency room doctor in the lehigh valley is charged with sexually assaulting two children. the doctor turned himself in this week. police say he has been molesting a 5-year-old girl and a 10-year-old boy for the last four years. prosecutors say the assault did not happen while he was working as a doctor. >> the decision to charge was made based on the statements of the child. and from what i was told, the children are very credible and them. >> we're looking forward to our d

ali is the former boyfriend of brown's 18-year-old daughter.rs say the daughter had been trying to escape their abusive relationship. there was report of a sexual assault by both ali and smith in august that may have been played a part in the motive. >> she was told by mr. abdul ali if she told anyone about that event that he would send desmond smith to shoot her and her family. >> prosecutors say smith is the one who shot brown to death. >>> new information to about the flu shot scare in west windsor mercer county. free flu shots were given to employees. the nurse giving the shots who worked for company called total wellness shared two syringes among 67 people. her license has now been suspended and officials are recommending employees who got those shots be tested for hepatitis b and c as well as hiv. the philadelphia public school students are weighing in on the pennsylvania budget battle. >> some students from schools across the city walked out of class today. protested outside school district headquarters in spring garden they called for a

authorities arrested nadir abdul-ali today. they say he wanted revenge after his ex-girlfriend refused to take him back. more from lower more land township. >> their relationship can best be described as possessive, obse obsessive, violent, and his conduct was completely controlling. >> reporter: the 18-year-old lower moreland woman had had enough and wrote 20-year-old nadir abule-ali that he was an abuser, he was not going to change, and would only get worse. less than 12 hours later police say awe ali and desmond smith showed up looking for revenge. >> he told her he wanted another chance. she refused. he told her that, if we can't be together, someone's got to go. >> reporter: that someone, 53-year-old kevin brown, the young woman's father. police say he was sleeping alongside his wife when screams woke them. smith had the gun and was ordered by ali they say to go after the family members in the house. police say brown was yelling from the house for someone to grab a gun. they say he was barricaded on the second floor in his

it's who else might stand against prince ali. a lot of people want is to be someone not tainted by anything. to come in from the outside. there are others who just don't want to get behind prince ali. they don't feel he has the qualities needed for a president to get them out of this crisis. >> thank you very much for that. they tee off in a few hours. the first event of the pga season. coming 17 days after the end of the last season. jordan spieth ended as world number one. rory mcilroy saying he is hopeful he'll get back to the top spot. but that f.i.f.a. deserves his success. >> no, when you look at the gulf jordan played. you talk about the wins, and go back to australia at the end of last year, tiger's tournament as well, where he won. he won seven times in the last 12 months, i guess. so, yes, it can change. i mean i feel like i played okay. i've won three times in the stretch. they have not been majors. >> novak djokovic and andy murray are third round winners at the shanghai masters on thursday. it was a much tougher day

according to police abdul ali was dating brown's daughter. she accused him of sexually assaulted her in august and then attacking her in september a week later. she tried to break up. that's when abdul ali and smith rayed her father's home shooting him in the neck. officials say more arrests are expected in the case. >> one of three american heroes who helped twart a terror attack in france is hospitalized tonight after being stabbed outside a bar and he was stabbed multiple times. joining us live from los angeles, brandi the search for suspects continues. >> that's right, rick, no arrests have been made yet. spencer stone is in serious and stable condition right now and police say his injuries are significant. as they now look over surveillance video that appears to capture the stabbing subject laying opt ground. >> international hero, two months ago. speps other stone is now back in the hospital this time after being repeatedly stabbed and in what what peers to be a street fight captured on surveillance in his hometown of sacramento. the as

ali verzani's mechanics make her one of siouxland's most feared hitters. but it wasn't always that way. "my freshman year i was a setter," said verzani. "my sophomore year i was in the middle, the right side. now i'm on the outside, so we've gone through a lot of different changes to get where we are now." "i wanted to make sure we were getting her more sets, because i knew we'd have some good productivity out of her on the outside," said pottebaum. that tweak was all she needed. verzani had 323 kills her first two years of varsity volleyball. last year, she had 374. this season, already 307. and last thursday against rival woodbury central, verzani became the first lawton- bronson volleyball player to record one- thousand career kills. "he called a timeout, and it was announced, and everyone was clapping, even on the woodbury central side, so it was really cool," said verzani. "it was extremely gratifying to see her get that accomplishment. she's worked hard, she's very coachable, she's put in the time," said pottebaum. "it's really cool to think that i'l

authorities arrested desmond smith and ali. they say ali wanted revenge after his ex-girlfriend refused to take him back. the two shot and killed the ex-girlfriend's father. the 18-year-old was home at the time, she was able to hide with her infant son. investigators say what ali told her is proof that this was an act of vengeance. >> he told her he wanted another chance. she refused. he told her, if we can't be together, someone's got to go. >> ali and smith are now charged with second-degree murder. >>> today marks 101 days of the state of pennsylvania being without a budget. and local students say they're paying the price. >> students from several schools across philadelphia walked out of class yesterday and protested the budget stalemate. they say pennsylvania lawmakers should not allow education to take a backseat to bipartisan bickering. >> playing the politics game and we're the pawns, and i think it needs to come to a stop. >> students calling the end of the stalemate they say is destroying their education. coming up at

abdul savment -- ali if she told anyone about the event she would send desmond smith to shoot her and her family. >> reporter: the district attorney said this case is under investigation there could be more persons arrested in connection with the murder. live in lower moreland township, montgomery county. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police say they have tracked down a man who they wanted to question in connection with the sexual assault of a temple university student last week. this is surveillance video of the man taken after the attack last monday. police say they have arrested the man for an unrelated offense. they have not linked him to the assault, however. a 20-year-old student was robbed and sexually assaulted on the 1400 block of carlisle by a man with a gun. >>> students across school across philadelphia skipped class to take a stand to their futures. there's a budget stalemate in harrisburg. pennsylvania has been operating without a budget since the end of june leaving schools without funding. today the students wanted to send a messag

>> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, how innocent americans tonight could end up labeled terrorists, turning their lives and livelihoods yum side down. upside down. the united states announced sanctions against five groups of people across the globe, connected to i.s.i.l, at a counterterrorism summit in new york, president obama said, part of america's commitment to use all means possible to get rid of i.s.i.l. >> we are harnessing all of our tools, military intelligence economic development and the strength of our communities. now i have repeatedly said that our approach will take time. this is not an easy task. >> reporter: now the u.s. often harnesses economic tools to target governments traffickers and individuals suspected of threat thing national security. back in 1950, the government set up ofac, since the 1970s ofac lists sdns that the u.s. has targeted with sanctions, the executive branch has the power to choke the finances of anyone on the ofac list. the number never rose above 100, since 9

ali is said to be former boyfriend of the brown's daughter, smith a close friend of the ali. they were saying the family was quiet but friendly. >> he seemed like a hard working man. he kept to himself. i saw him outside. they seemed like fine people. >> reporter: d.a. furhman pointed to an august incident at smith's philadelphia apartment as likely motive for brown's daughter reportedly being sexually assaulted by both ali and smith. >> she was told by mr. abdul ali if she told anyone about that event that he would send, dez, desmond smith, to shoot her and her family. >> reporter: prosecutors say that it is was, in fact, smith who pulled the trigger, ending what they called a troubling three month relationship, and the life of a father of three. now prosecutors say that the day of the murder the suspects ali, reportedly tried to flee with brown's daughter to give them another chance. those text in messagees were released, some very chilling but that part of the story coming up at 6:00. reporting live, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rahel, thank you. >>> phila

ali is one of these guys who knows the region well. and turkey is a very very important ally on of the west. so if it's unstable, it's a problem for the world. >> you can watch ali velshi on target at 7:30 p.m. pacific. here on aljazeera america. >>> more refugees were rescued off of the coast of turkey today. they were trying to reach the island of lesbos when the boat sank. thousands of refugees -- three months ago we introduced to a family that was trying to make a new life there, and we caught one them. >> it's a long way from aljazeera's first encounter with the family in the september bustle of budapest train station, and it's in sweden. >> we have the future here, and i didn't think that it would be like that. >> . >> she shows me what appears to be bullying threats from an immigration official. >official. [ yelling ] >> he argued with the guy from the market. and i can do everything -- i -- >> he said give me your instacard, and i'll throw you out. >> i put all of this to the immigration minister in stockholm. >> it's really a