that is the new jersey transit bus depo in there. so as we get busier in the morning, and all of the buses leave, to start going on their route, they are going to be driving out into 55-mile per hour plus traffic on to the black horse pike, and having to drive in the middle of the traffic. because there is no green light here for them. here comes bus out now chris go to the right. watch, we will stay here live with you and show you what i am talking b here is a car here to the left, chris. show them this car to the left. this guy normally, would get a green light. now he's trying to cross all the lanes of the road, like he is doing and make a left, or go into the jersey transit bus deep open. here is the bus coming out now, now here comes a car as the bus asks peaking out. here is a car going 50 some miles per hour. you see what i what i am talking b but this bus trying to cross all the of the lanes coming to us into the shot. as traffic comes 42 southbound, on to the black horse pike, you see the danger, right here, and this certain

but once inside the depo. >> at 9:26 there was an explosion and then cctv showing a van acceleratingards an open warehouse. then another van in a different warehouse. hewarehouse. >> he was trying to open more gas bottles. the deliberate decapitation for his week meant that calm. >> the need to never give in to fear under any circumstances and not create divisions or suspicions. that would be intoll were. >> they admitted that they were into the best intelligence information. >> questions are now being asked. >> what is going to happen is putting the effectiveness of the french intelligence services very much under a spot late again. we know that he was on a watch list from 2006 but taken off the watch list in 2008. yet, new reports in the last couple of hours say that he was the subject of intelligence memo memos in 2013 and 2014 because it appeared he was becoming radicalized again. the big question for the intelligence services to answer is why wasn't their response stepped up and this prevent this. >> they released a statement. >> the evidence so far points to it buying a solo ef

arms depo was targeted, several rebel fighters and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh have reported to be killed. allegations made to al jazeera suggest that at least seven yemeni government officials knew where al qaeda's chief bomb maker was hiding. despite that he is still a wanted man. a government informant has told al jazeera's investigative units he exposed the whereabouts. >> ibrahim al asiri thought to be al qaeda's top bomb make are he reportedly built the bombs income most daring attacks the underwear bomb on 2003, and explosives hidden in a printer. a year later. >> this equally informant says he has told the yemeni government where he was hiding. hane mohamed al jaheb said he informed on al qaeda from 2006 until 2009. he had been a member of the group since the late '90s. he claims he first met asiri in late 2008 in yemen. >> mujahid said he was training many of the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula fighters. including the nephew deputy director of the national security bureau. >> colonel amar could not be reached for comment. he says he was fooled and so

one of their armied depos were targeted.eral fighters and forces lo ill to former president have reported are reported to have been killed. the former president is being accused of double dealing. he has spoken exclusively to al jazeera. he even directed al quaida and the arabian peninsula despite the u.s. being one of his long time supporters. >> this car bomb attack killed eight spanish tourists. fighters claimed responsibility. be uh this man says there is much more to the story. and it may involve the former yemen president. >> . >> he was a member of al quaida until his arrest by pakistani intelligence, and the c.i.a. in 2004. return to yemen and jailed until tuition, he was released and began his work as a paid informant for the government. he claims he warned security agencies one week before the attack, and provided details on the day itself as an informant was the nephew. >> the explosives used against the u.s. embassy. the colonel then arranged for the materials. >> could get out and north al jazeera schaus verifie

soap no more jug handle here, in front of the new jersey transit bus depo to make a u-turn here. but you can still use the jug handle on this side in front of the closed shell station. major problems out here, we're right at the foot of the a.c. expressway in the busiest south jersey suburb washington township on one of the busiest travels, the black horse pike where it molds into 42 freeway. see this new jersey transit bus. he's got to somehow without these traffic lights, because all of the power is out through all of the major intersections down the black horse pike, just the first one, and maybe the worse one, because you have the new jersey transit bus depo here with buses coming out as you see, every few seconds, and more buses than usual because these buses are replacing what you talk about bob no train service down to the shore no patco service so maybe more people riding more buses. but look what these bus drivers have to do. they have to wait for traffic to clear both ways, sometimes they'll go across the northbound lanes and then just sit there and cause a little bit o

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. >> to the conflict in yemen where local sources say that they hit a weapons depo. the forces loyal to ousted president ali abdullah saleh in sanaa. they also hit the presidential palace in the capital. >>> fighting on the ground continues, 20 people were killed between popular resistence fighters as they're known and houthi fighters. >> in the city where red cross most of the victims were burned beyond recognition. the truck exploded on impact insend rating 11 nearby vehicles. >> the election planned for june june 26th in burundi will go ahead. the violence erupted in april but the president announced he was running for a third term in office. were testers say serving three terms is unconstitutional. dozens of people have lost their lives during the demonstrations. >>> the u.s. national security agency has lost its power to collect phone records in bulk from american citizens after the senate failed to extend the patriot act. the run senator who is a presidential hopeful with the fall against the mass surveillance program with the senate moving ahead on the freedom

. >> three firefighters are missing after a powerful explosion at a fuel depo in ukraine.rgency services have been battled overnight to control the deadly blaze, which injured 11 people. one perp later died in hospital. they are worried that the fire can can spread to a neighboring facility. >> spain's top prosecutor has asked for an investigation into suggestions that yemen knew about a suicide attack before it happened in 20007. eight spanish tourists and two yemen died when the car exploded. an al quaida informant told al jazeera he warned security agencies before the attack. but he says he was ignored. spain closed the case in 2011 when yemen didn't provide the information that's been asked for. and the party of the former president has welcomed the u. n. brokered peace talks due to start in switzer land in a few days. but the general people's congress party says it hasn't been formalin sited to the negotiations. it supports houthis rebels fight thing government of president hadi, he was president for more than 20 years. >> the u.n. secretary general has been criticize

. >> three firefighters are missing after an explosion at a fuel depo in ukraine. emergency services have been battling to control the deadly blaze, one person later died in hospital. officials on side are worries the fire can spread to a neighboring facility. the owner says it was the result of an arson attack. hong kong and taiwan have issued red alerts advising again nonessential travel, because of middle east syndrome. seven people have now died. and there have been 95 cases making it the biggest outbreak outside saudi arabia. south korea's acting prime minister has promised an all out respond this week. south korea is particularly worried about the effect on the economy. one of seoul's weltier areas. >> it was a lovely day, one of the fanciest districts. for a walk in the sunshine, usually we would be joined by plenty of well to do residents, plenty of foreign tourists as well. but while we don't exactly have the place to ourselves this is pretty much as close as you get in the congested city like seoul. local tour guides say about 30% fewer visitors are comin

capitol sanaa and says the saudi-led coalition is contributing to civilian casualties by bombing weapons depossidential areas. attempts to negotiate an end to the fighting have so far failed and reports of talks in aman and riyadh hope the u.n. can navigate a political solution. >> translator: there are now efforts to return to the negotiation table in order to find a solution for the situation in yemen on the basis after the immediating in riyadh there are meetings in geneva which are being arranged and there is discussion between the u.n. and the legitimate yemen government about setting a place for this meeting. >> reporter: but as powerful groups continue their battle for control the civilians can do nothing but watch their country being torn apart. i'm with al jazeera. >>> israel says it has placed a jail commander of hamas wing in solitary confinement and authorities say he gave an interview to hamas radio from being smuggled in and he is the commander of the bra game the military wing of the palestinian group. travel ban on several former afghan guantanamo bay members and released from

casualties in the capitol sanaa and also said the saudi-led coalition are contributing to casualties with depossidential areas. there are reports of talks and riyadh is homing the u.n. can have a political solution. >> translator: there are no efforts to return to the negotiation table in order to find a solution for the situation in yemen on the bases that after the meeting in riyadh there are meetings in geneva which are being arranged and there is discussion between the united nations and the legitimate yemen government about setting a face for this meeting. >> reporter: and groups battle for control and yemen civilians can do nothing but watch their country being torn apart. al jazeera. >>> i.s.i.l. fighters say they destroyed syria's prison. this video can't be independently verified but claims to show the damaged compound at palmyra and thousands of political prisoners were jailed there and further south the opposition-led town is being attacked on two fronts pro-assad airforces are reports to be bombing it from the air while i.s.i.l. rebels are advancing to it and said to have been heavy

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firefighters have been trying to stop it from spreading to another field depo and a nearby military basele are still missing. residents living close to the facility have been he rack evac indicated. >>> the indian army has entered myanmar the army has launched a ground offensive supported by the air force the military says it's in response to the killing of 18 soldiers by rebels last week. >> reporter: this operation has been described by some indian government officials as an unprecedented and extremely bold step. now quoting from the country's information and broadcast minister who has said our prime minister ordered hot pursuit in which two camps were completely annihilated while the army carried out the strike, helicopters were on stand by. he's also said friendship and zero tolerance will go hand in hands. this is the beginning he says, india is strong, this message should go for everyone. myanmar is a friendly nation and therefore there was complete cooperation if the need required. now, it's part of northeast india. this area has traditionally been quite under developed compared t

in those days, if you were on the railroad and you could get a depo, you did well.herever the railroads went, the town's seem to thrive. if you missed the railroad, your town dried up. >> my question is why were this particular area of missouri selected for this punishment. the whole state of missouri was a slave state, was it not? why was this little strip particularly chosen for this punishment? tom: i think that this area -- that is one of the things i try to address in my book, is why here. why not in kentucky or southern ohio? or illinois? or iowa, northern missouri? part of the reason that it happened here, i think, and i will just rattle a few off these counties were prairie counties. missouri was a slave state. when kansas opened as a territory in 1854 and missourians started to vote in kansas, it is easy to get across that border. when missourians voted in kansas in 1854, 18 55, they left their names at the polls. when the civil war started, in many instances, it wasn't necessarily the arbitrary discussion of the farm, but the targeted destruction of a farm

. >> three firefighters are missing after a powerful explosion at a fuel depo in ukraine, emergency services have been battled overnight which injured 11 people. one person later dies in hospital. officials on sight are worried that the fire can spread to a neighboring facility the own ever says it was the result of an arson attack. >> voters in the republic of ireland recently voted in favor of same-sex marriage, now amnesty international is pushing the government to change the country's restrictive abortion laws. it says the abortion legislation puts the lives of pregnant women at risk, bosser is of course a deeply divisive issue what the state calls the destruction of an unborn life carry as jail sentence of 14 years. abortion was completely banned until 2013, when 31-year-old died after miscarriage, being denied a termination even the doctors knew her baby would not survive. protests followed and in response legislation was tweaked to allow abortions but only when a mother's life was at riffing. one woman forced the travel to england after she was told that her baby had fatal fetal impai

so we haven't been able to talk about this case depo two weeks.- >> and i tried, i needled you, i poked you, came from the side, and nothing. >> i told you no comment on the telephone. >> i was, like, what? are we being recorded? hello? so the case has been dropped, what happened? >> well, the gag order. >> the gag order. >> the realtimer. >> most likely -- these people weren't plotting to go to a judge's house and do violence, they just left patrollish comments on the internet, but we don't know what's going to happen to them. but we've found out in investigating this that this is really common. this happens to facebook and twitter all the time. any place where you leave a comment, like, exgovernment official can rot in hell, now you stand to be investigated by an aggressive. >> well, will this case have a chilling on other websites. >> i'm scared to talk to you right now on some level, i mean that's normal, but leave that aside for a second, but of course it does. if we started a website right now talking about government overreach, would you ha

clear two philadelphia naval facilities, skyfox over the navy shipyard in south philly, and the navy deposoutheast yesterday. i should say the northeast part of philly yesterday. swat teams deployed, and all non-essential personnel sent home for the day. but the fbi later ruled the threat non-credible. >> bio technology becoming camden county's newest theft prevention tool. >> so police departments in the county are teaming up with applied dna sciences, that tech company helping launch what's called the dna home asset marketing program. here's how it works. homeowners mark their valuables with a special invisible liquid containing unique plant based dna mark. you can only see it with ultraviolet light. police say this new tool will prevent theft and help officers return stolen property. >> nare nutter outlines new details for pope pran cyst visit to philly. you might want to get yourself a good pair of walking shoes. >> so the mayor says septa will be stretched really thin, with 2 million visitors expected for the world meeting of families, only 18 regional rail stations will be open, all

out as we've heard from steve seeing some of the pictures of folks trying get in and out of the bus depo. light out along 42 at the black horse pike. >> i know this isn't your bailiwick, but people on twitter are saying are you hearing about verizon wireless outages in south jersey? and other places? >> well, no, i have not. >> we'll check ton. >> we will check on that. in the patco high-speed line out because of power obviously, the generator powering the trains, i wouldn't be surprised if some of that also, the generators generators -- >> another writes in electricity out in logan swayed borough, many many tweets like that, because peco is reporting -- more more than 187,000 people without service this important. >> 187,000. 95,000 in delaware county alone. >> peco had to call in 500 field crews from ohio kentucky, west virginia and new york to help turn the light back on. >> all rolling in from all over the place. and jenny joyce is in glen mills where there is a giant tree across the road. hi jenny. >> reporter: good morning, mike alec, not just one giant tree but several trees sever

saudi-led coalition air strikes in yemen, government buildings occupied by houthi fighters and armed depoeted in the city and several rebel fighters and forces loyal to saleh are reported killed. saleh accused of double dealing with al-qaeda and the united states former al-qaeda operative that become a government informant has spoken exclusively to al jazeera and supported and directed al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula despite the united states being a long time supporter for him. >> reporter: this attack killed eight spanish tourists and al-qaeda fighters claimed responsibility but this man says there is much more to the story and it may involve the former yemen president saleh. >> saleh has ties. and he was a member of al-qaeda until his arrest by pakistan intelligence and cia in 2004. return to yemen and jailed until 2006 he was released and began his work as a paid informant for the yemen government. he claims he warned security agencies one week before the attack and provided details on the day itself. just over a year later a daring assault on the u.s. embassy in sanaa left 19 dead.

in ukraine at least one person has been killed in an explosion at a fuel depo at least nine gasoline outside the capitol kiev and have been burning for several hours through monday night. the part of yemen's former president is welcome to peace brokered talks in switzerland in a few days but congress party says it has not been formally invited to the negotiations, it supports houthi rebels fighting the government and of president abd rabbuh mansur hadi and saleh was president for more than 20 years. the u.n. has presented a unity plan to libya's two warring governments and talks between factions resumed for a second day in morocco and carolyn reports. >> reporter: they met in morocco and belgium and not agreeing on a unity government for libya. the pressure is on for the two rival libyan governments to pass a fourth draft of a u.n. backed political agreement. >> the day the people of media have arrived on this gathering on new in the hope that you can save your country and your people from protective conflict. >> reporter: delegates and talks included tripoli government and tabrook r

that means if you are a greek living in greece and you have depos hits here and you with a'nt to withdraw money out of the atms over the weekend there will be enough cash to get your money out presumably through monday. why through monday? there's a big meeting on monday. two actually. finance ministers will meet again on monday afternoon. roughly 9:00 a.m. new york time. then there will be a meeting of all the european leaders in the evening to try to come up with some kind of solution for greece. the solution would be greece does some set of reforms and, in exchange, they get an injection of a little more than 7 billion euros in order to help pay some bills that they have due on june 30th, particularly to the imf and also to the ecb coming up later on in july. ahead of that meeting we saw big rally in the athens stock market because the greek prime minister made very positive comments about the meeting coming up on monday suggesting that there could very well be a solution. we saw that rally fade into the close. we always show you the various newspapers that are happening, that have big