. >> david gilki was on assignment. their convoy was attacked and they recall killed. >> they were doing what they wanted to be doing. they knew the risks. these were very experienced journalists. they understood how dangerous this was. they tried to mitigate the risks every way they could. but it was a war. protect journalists say 31 journalists and media workers have been killed in afghanistan since 9/11. it's alarming. >> i think there's a lot of my colleagues out there in afghanistan and iraq or in any of the countries they're working in now that are proud of their work. and i hope they'll continue doing it and it will invigorate them. the cause is so very vitally important. >> reporter: the work they started in afghanistan just a few weeks ago will go on one day in their honor. what we lose is one grate and brave journalist who knew you had to be there to cover the story. the president of afghanistan has claimeddal pan the reason for the fatalityies. >>> metro's new safety program. riders are the first commuters im

david gilkey >>> a veteran photojournalist for public radio died today in afghanistan. 50-year-old david gilki shown here on the right was on assignment and traveling with an afghan unit when they came under fire. now, coming up next to them in the picture also died. he covered iraq and afghanistan for more than a decade employ the officials believe some kind of track failure caused a train derailment in oregon late last week. on friday, more than a dozen train are cars derailed and caught fire 70 miles from portland. no one was hurt. local waste water treatment plant and sewer system was damaged. the area around the crash remains evacuated. >>> people are viceiting the hometown of ali to mourn the death of the boxer who died friday after a long battle with parkinson's disease. cbs reporter kenneth craig on the tributes in kentucky. >> long before ali became the greatest. he can only dream of greatness, growing upped in of this peufrpg house in louisville, kentucky. the home was restored and open as a museum days before his death on friday. >> come folks. >> his childhood friend, fishback -- >

david gilkie was a veteran journalist. two others traveling with the pair were not killed. the translator was a freelancer who worked for mpr. both are being remembered for their courage and bravery. >>> thousands of californians are making their way back to their homes after fleeing a brush fire. the fire is now 80% contained. but some pockets of flames still linger. in the state canyons in calabasas. it was started by falling power lines after a car crashed into a utility pole. one commercial building was destroyed. but only one home was damaged. >>> and officials don't want to see any more images like this along california's huntington beach. a mile-long stretch of the area was shut down sunday afternoon after lifeguards spotted three great white sharks. they're hoping to reopen the closed area today. last week a stretch of sand in nearby newport beach was closed after a shark attack. >>> in a few hours, we'll find out whether the ohio gorilla controversy will become a criminal case. the prosecutor is deciding whether to charge the parents with neglect after their son cl

david gilkie and his interpreter killed in an ambush in afghanistan over the weekend. the two from traveling with an afghan army unit when rocket propelled grenades hit their humvee. gilkey had acclaim from his work "mishma reasons band of brothers." >> that documentary won a national award. >>> the parents of the boy who fell into a gorilla exhibit could be charged today. they will announce whether they will pursue punishment this afternoon. she was distracted when the boy climbed over the fence into a the gorilla habitat. they were forced to kill the gorilla to save his life. >> game 2 of the nba finals was not even close. >> shoot curie from the 28 foot line. >> seth curie from way downtown. >> way downtown. the gold ep state warriors crushing the cavaliers 110 to 77. green leading the way with 28 points. james shut down for most of the game. the finals head to cleveland for game tree on wednesday night. >> from the military to miss us,a. washington, d.c. making history being crowned the first ever military member to be crowned usa on the stance of women and combat

david gilki and his interpreter were ambushed. two others were not hurt.covered iraq and afghanistan since the 9/11 attacks. we'll have reaction from colleagues who knew him coming up at 6:00. >>> intelligence officials in the ukraine say they've foiled an attack on the european championship soccer tournament in france. authorities say a man arrested at the u.c.l.a.en-polish border purchased machine guns, rocket propelled grenades and other weapons to be used to attack bridges, railways and other infrastructure. they've further increased other high level of security in the tournament which begins on friday. >>> commuters are right now experiencing the impact of metro's safe track plan. this along the orange and silver lines. >> between ballston and east line church, all the lanes are single track. >> reporter: at this point of day, metro trains are packed. but all these commuters on the orange and silver lines won't feel the impact of metro's smart track plan until they reach ballston. all the trains from ballston to east falls church are single tracking.

david gilky on the right and his translator seen on the left were traveling with an army unit when theyultiple awards for his work. i'm kelly wright, now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: presidential politics and the press." earlier this week, donald trump tweeted that katie couric is a, quote, third-rate reporter, after her documentary "under the gun" was deceptively edited. first take a look from "under the gun" as it aired on tv. >> if there are no background checks for gun purchasers, how do you prevent felons or terrorists from purchasing a gun? ♪ [ silence ] >> now notice that eight-second pause there. was the film trying to make it seem like the participants couldn't answer that question? okay. eight seconds. you don't add dead air to tv or radio. now listen to the audio what really happened. now this answered couric's question. you can see, they answered immediately. >> how do you prevent felons or terrorists from walking into, say, a licensed gun dealer and purchasing a gun? >> well, one, if you're not in jail, you should still have your

david gilki and zabahula tamala were traveling with the afghan army when the convoy was attacked. tamana was a freelancer hired as an interpreter. gilkis a an award winning photographer. he returned to afghanistan and other conflict zones many times. in an earlier interview he discussed the difficulty of covering stories like these. >> you know, when you're taking pictures, it's easier. that doesn't make it okay. it's not like you put the camera to your face and, therefore, it makes what you're seeing okay, but certainly you can put yourself in the zone. it's i am doing this, and what i'm doing is not pleasant, but you just march through it. i mean, it's hard, but you can't get caught up in it and become part of it. you still need to maintain your state of mind that you are helping tell this story. >> the npr team had been on assignment in afghanistan for about three weeks when they were killed. when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks