bus haves been damaged all classes in park land are canceled today because of that fire at the bus depouthorities are investigating after a truck driver is killed in a freak accident along the pennsylvania turnpike. >> this happened wednesday inside the heavily traveled lehigh tunnel, northeast extension, trang do learning more about the victim from his family. live from the cbs-3 news center. good morning, trang. >> good morning, howard sexton killed just doing his job like he had poor the past year years with the ray moran flanagan furniture store. said he was wonderful husband and had planned to retire this summer. >> every night that's what he did, this same run. and, you know there is was his last. >> debbie elliot is in shock and disbelief, over the freak accident that killed her uncle wednesday, the evening rush hour, and howard sexton, a truck driver for ray moran flanagan, was traveling south in the lehigh tunnel on the northeast extension when a metal pipe protecting electrical wiring fell, became crashing through his windshield. the 70 year old mick middleton new jersey man w

and the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters and destroyed several weapons depos in a major military operation against armed groups in the sinai peninsula. europe today one of our top stories want to one east is next. the marshall islands is a tiny pacific nation with a very big problem but. once ground zero for america's cold war atomic testing it's been left with a toxic radioactive legacy. now rising sea levels threaten to swallow the islands and if that happens deadly nuclear way.

the gyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters so far and destroyed several weapons depos in a major military operation against armed groups in the sinai peninsula a coordinated army navy and air force operation began on friday four egyptian soldiers have been lost in the fighting president abdul fatah told the army to use in his words brute force to restore security after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque and november now north korea's olympic delegation has left south korea after a world when three days which ended in a diplomatic offer that aims to end seventy years of hostility the group which included the powerful sister of north korea's leader kim jong un left on a private plane on sunday they wrapped up their visit by joining south korea's president lungi in at a concert given by a north korean troops on saturday kim yong the extended a rainbow taishan to president in to visit him such a good name brings us more from seoul. even as athletes competed on the snow and ice diplomatic developments continue to steal at least some of the spotlight du

the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters so far and destroyed several weapons depos in a major military operation against armed groups in the sinai peninsula a coordinated army navy an eval so operation began on friday for egyptian soldiers have been lost in the fighting president says he told the army to use in his words brute force to restore security after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque in november. iran's president has called for a year of unity as his country celebrates had thirty nine years since the islamic revolution in the wake of violent protests last year has called on all political parties to put that differences aside and look to the future with a united front same bus ravi has more from tap ron. in a state of the union style speech iran's president listed the government's successes rouhani focused mostly on domestic issues speaking about things like economic growth what iran is doing to address the impact of climate change and iran's ability to manufacture military hardware like tanks and anti-aircraft missile defense systems a

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the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters and destroyed several weapons depos in a major assault against armed groups in the sinai peninsula they called mated army navy an air force operation began on friday four egyptian soldiers have been killed in the fighting. north korea's olympic delegation has left south korea after a three day trip that included high level talks the group which included kim joe young the powerful sister of north korea's leader kim jong un left the pyongyang on a private plane on saturday she extended a rare invitation to the south korean president lungi in to visit. do stay with us coming up al jazeera looks at the secret deal between the british and french that carved out the middle east in the early one nine hundred sixty code lines in the sand is next more news after that in about twenty five minutes i'll see that. in late one thousand nine hundred fifteen world war one was being fought in the trenches of mainland europe. britain france and russia were allied against the central powers of germany austria-hungary and the ottoman for. the war in europe w

and the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters and destroyed several weapons depos in a major military operation against armed groups in the sinai peninsula europe today one of our top stories want to one east is next. the marshall islands is a tiny pacific nation with a very big problem. once ground zero for america's cold war atomic testing it's been left with a toxic radioactive legacy. now rising sea levels threaten to swallow the islands and if that happens deadly nuclear waste will be released into the ocean. i'm steve chapman on this episode a one on one east we investigate how one of the world's smallest countries is paying for the actions of a global superpower. where halfway between australia and hawaii. in the middle of a seemingly endless pacific ocean. below us chains of mostly uninhabited islands. the together form the nation of the marshall islands. which is nothing yes no no no route the bridge on the right. of way with our bunch. of life was carried out some of the biggest history. spread over two million square kilometers of the central pacific the marshall i

according to the report, purdue pharma, and depo med downplayed the risk of addiction and lobbied against restrictions on overprescription. >>> >> the growing opioid crisit has c the united states $1 trillion since 2001. that's according to new analysis from the researchirm al terra. the company expects it to keep growing fiscalidd anional $500 billion to be spent on the issue through 2020.o hereiscuss the report's finding is their codirector o sustainable health spending strategies. anni, welcome. nice to have youhere. >> thank you. thank you. >> it is a very toby sobering report to say the least. se of the questions i have, among many who bears the cost of all of these costs? >> yes. these costs are borne by individuals and their families, an employers, and by t taxpayers through wha we are paying for services such as police and emergency response. and the loss in tax revenues. so, really, across theboard. but what we find, interestingly, is the majority of thee costs estimate are borne by individuals in the private sector in the form of the lost productivity and the lost wages from bot

space strikes reportedly hit an airport on the outskirts of us away in southern syria and a weapons depo near the capital damascus russia's president vladimir putin is urging prime minister netanyahu to avoid any steps that could escalate tension but mr netanyahu told a cabinet meeting that israel will continue to strike against any aggression more. time of course yesterday we delivered some serious blows to the uranian in syrian forces we made it absolutely clear to everyone that our rules of engagement have not changed at all who will continue to attack any attempts to hurt us it has been our policy and they will continue to be our policy lived out west or islam al jazeera is how the force that is there so we've got russia's president warning prime minister netanyahu harry against the. the escalation what are we to make of the prime minister's comments. that is obviously and i don't versions to say the least between the russian position and the israeli one and it's one that has come about despite the fact that israel has been very much trying to improve relations with russia benjamin n

the consequences and security forces are engaged in a great fight we destroyed many of their missile depos yesterday the operation called olive branch was launched by turkey in northern syria last month with an career targeting kurdish militias it considers to be terrorists with some of the groups allied to washington the operation has caused something of a stumbling block in recent relations between turkey and the us syria considers the operation an act of aggression and a violation of its territorial sovereignty. while things seem to be heating up in the skies over the region syrian air defenses have responded to two new israeli raids near the capital damascus the israeli military confirmed its attack to twelve targets in syria including both syrian and iranian facilities. israel says the raid was in retaliation for its fighter jets being downed by the syrian military the jet crashed in northern israel with the pilots managing to eject however damascus says that it's a defensive hit the plane in response to a previous attack by israeli forces and the perspectives in syria and israel on t

eastern ghouta the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters so far and destroyed several weapons depos in a major military operation against armed groups in the sinai peninsula the coordinated army navy and air force operation began on friday four egyptian soldiers have been lost in the fighting iran's president has called for a year of unity is his country celebrated thirty nine years since the islamic revolution hundreds of thousands of people have been rallying in iran to mark the anniversary of the creation of a modern iranian state the north korea's olympic delegation has left south korea after a three day trip that included high level talks the group which included cam joe young the sister of north korea's leader kim jong un left on a private plane on saturday she extended a rare invitation to the south korean president lungi in to visit kyung and coming up next talk to al-jazeera is has a firsthand story of conditions inside an australian immigration camp i'll see you after that about twenty five minutes. michael. is that you will be able to see. the poor and a half years irania

will happen we are at war they'll be casualties on both sides yesterday we destroyed their missile depos surely will make them pay a heavy price what we do know is that the helicopter came down according to the kurdish fighters near the village in syria's afrin district and north of the country according to the turkish side according to the president that helicopter was shot down in her type province that's a southern province in turkey was borders after and to the west of that region now we know that two turkish soldiers were killed in that incident we don't yet know the type of helicopter but according to the prime minister been alejandra the cause of the crash is unclear we don't know if it was a technical malfunction weather conditions or actually brought down so still unclear as of yet what we do know is that this incident certainly won't help the calm situation in the region we also know that it's the third aircraft to come down in the region in the last week or ten days the first one was the russian su twenty five shot down over by rebels the other one the israeli f. sixteen by sy

iranian depo is in supplies in syria as if syria really isn't even a sovereign country here how much is with this shift that you were talking about and we have the hawks in the pentagon in the white house when it comes to iran is there something coming together right now that iran is always a target for these people is as it moved up to another level yes i think it's change in a sense what i mean what you're saying about israel is absolutely right but it's not a consensus in the security establishment of israel the prime minister and his father before him have been iran holds them everyone knows it but there are the the security of the. don't forget many of them said afterwards and have said subsequently when trump became president they said listen the j.c. piro is an israeli interest is our interest so it's not absolutely black and white in israel but where it is black and white is in the circle of the white house where you have iran folks from the head of the cia to the national security country i don't know how it's happened but is surrounded by people who believe iran is the sour

specifically in depo level ship repair and dry-dock capabilities and capacity. in the fleet comprehensive review, the navy identified capacity issues at the ship repair facility in yokosuka, japan. to our witnesses, i look forward today to hearing how the navy plans to address the ship repair capacity issue in the pacific and improve the material condition of the fleet. furth furthermore, i also look forward to hearing how that plan will align with the president's 2018 national strategic security strategy to maintain a forward military presence capable of deturring and, if necessary, defeating any adversary, which will be balanced with an economic strategy that rejuvenates the domestic economy. in addition to supporting proper ship maintenance, we must also ensure our surface warfair officers and sailors are receiving adequate training to perform the missions that are asked of them. we must empower ship commanding officers to express concerns up their chain of command without facing career-ending repercussions when they are tasked with a mission that they feel t

the egyptian army says it's killed sixteen fighters and destroyed several weapons depos in a major assault against armed groups in the sinai peninsula the coordinated army navy and air force operation began on friday four egyptian soldiers have been killed president abdel fattah el-sisi told the army to use in his words brute force to restore security after more than three hundred people were killed in an attack on a mosque in november. well now to south africa where the head of the ruling a.n.c. says party leaders are preparing to finalize a deal that will result in president jacob zuma quitting office zuma is under increasing pressure to leave over a number of corruption allegations and sealy to cyril ramaphosa says officials meeting on monday will decide on a swift transition of power i believe that she. was on. the edge. of the position this is the hope that it. is not so there's a looser. now and. the consequence is more of the country. at least eight people have died in forty others injured by a gas explosion at a carnival parade in bolivia police say three children were among those

strikes reportedly headed airports on the outskirts of as a waiter in southern syria and a weapons depo near the capital damascus russia's president vladimir putin is urging mr netanyahu to avoid any steps that could escalate tensions but prime minister netanyahu told a cabinet meeting that israel will continue to strike against any aggression. yesterday we delivered some serious blows to the uranium in syrian forces we made it absolutely clear to everyone that our rules of engagement have not changed at all who continue to attack any attempts to hurt us it has been our policy and there will continue to be our policy on our from other series harry forces in west jerusalem. well as weekly cabinet meeting the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was talking about severe blows being struck by israel against both iranian and syrian forces inside syrian territory in response to this downing of an israeli fighter plane the first such incident since one nine hundred eighty two meriting as far as israel israel is concerned a very serious response targeting twelve separate installations wit

people have been seeing that everything which can sustain life in who is under attack bakeries food depos hospitals even roads which link people and medics to these sites where airstrikes and artillery strikes are happening have been targeted so people are desperate they are living in constant fear they've been sending messages on social media on on mobile phones that anybody who can bring out their message to the rest of the world because they feel that they have been neglected and abandoned by the international community. african refugees and migrants in israel's detention center have gone on hunger strike to protest against the imprisonment of seven eritreans who refused to leave the country. the men of the first to be jailed under a new deportation scheme many of the thirty seven thousand african refugees in israel have been given three months to take up a cash offer to leave friday the real wonder or uganda or face indefinite time in jail. shouldn't some families affected by the school shootings have shared their frustration at a meeting with president trump he heard their stories an

army says it's killed sixteen fighters german operation in sinai it says it destroyed several weapons depos and hideouts as part of an offensive against armed groups in the peninsula egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi told the army to use brute force to restore security following an attack on a mosque in november which killed more than three hundred people their own is marking the thirty ninth anniversary of its islamic revolution thousands of people are taking part in mass rallies and president hassan rouhani has been speaking in ten rounds freedom square these live pictures coming to us nine hundred seventy nine revolution saw the overthrow of the shah monarchy and the creation of the islamic republic. and i to this too was arrested during last month's anti-government protests in iran has committed suicide in jail sixty three year old qusay and mommy is an iranian canadian professor it's the third suicide of a detainee in the past month. north korea's olympic delegation has met the south korean prime minister lead not yawning so the group includes the sister of north korea's leader k

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says it's killed sixteen fighters during an operation and sign a i says it destroyed several weapons depo and hideouts as part of an offensive against armed groups in the peninsula president abdel fattah el-sisi told the army to use brute force to restore security following an attack on a mosque in november which killed more than three hundred people. turkey's pro kurdish people's democratic party is set to elect a new co-leader after teen demarcus announced he was stepping down last month to much as has been in jail since twenty sixteen a multiple charges and faces more than a hundred years in jail and cost has more on the parties and will conference in ankara. turkey is preferred this party h d p is going to be electing a new chair today and the party's current approach a is the law and scimitars has been in prison. for a year many of the kurdish m.p.'s had been detained and arrested following kurds and which took place in july two thousand and sixteen currently when we look at the numbers and their heart and knife and he's prepared to spark in these are arrested and to all of them are

it further requires the secretary to defense to congressional defense committees whether or not the depo maintenance ship capability and capacity including dry docks in the western pacific are sufficient to meet both peacetime and contingency requirements. so my question is where is the department in terms the of meeting these requirements and how are you going about determining if there is sufficient capability and capacity? >> counselwoman, where were at right now is we are examining the sufficient of it in terms of raw capacity, anticipated need if we go into conflict, and the distribution over a number of locations for obvious reasons. so right now we are still in the assessment. we know what we have right now, but for the future is where we're concentrating the study. i'll make certain the secretary of the navy follows up on this as we get more mature in our output. >> thank you, mr. secretary. the next question is the people of guam are proud to host the presence. one leg of the nuclear triad with the recent addition of b 2 and b-52 bombers. considering the bomber presence and as t

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the market is not accounting for a december depo rate hike. >> the eurozone -- the currency is less relevant, but if today's pmis, the start of a trend, our views about eurozone will fundamentally change at the end of the day if we get a situation where eurozone is still surprising on the upside, clearly mario draghi will want to -- his legacy will be i've taken the eurozone from a recession of financial crisis, i've done qe and have raised interest rates >> almost like janet yellen. >> yes >> let's talk about legacy mario draghi has to step down next year. we got the new vp announced. do you think that has bearings on policy or some steps they'll decide to do >> the interesting thing to us is the two key people communicating the ecb policy beyond mario draghi is the vice president and peter pratt, the chief economist. they always did the job of providing keynote speeches after every press conference, doing interviews, if you went on and read the speeches, they put it into context what the ecb was trying to achieve. we'll have to see what happens communication will be key. i'm hoping that th

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this cell phone video shows the scene at a school bus depo in south whitehall township. county, police investigating this fight between fans and players at a high school basketball playoff game. you can see the punches being thrown. much more at 8:55. ♪ >>> welcome back. 8:30, now, on a friday morning. it is february 23rd, 10:30 at night here in pyeongchang. we are partying with team usa. they are in the house. we got the mascots here. the official mascots of the game. soohorang and bandabi. and they have some dance moves. show us what you got. oh, yeah. >> they look like us at the club. >>> coming up, we're going to look back at all of the fun we had over the last couple weeks in pyeongchang. it's been awesome. >>> plus, from snacks to souvenirs, everything we need to bring back with us from korea. >>> all right. and it's never too early to start thinking about the next time we'll be together again with these incredible athletes. keir simmons looks ahead to the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. >>> al, you have a little check of the weather. >> all right. let's look at you

united states flag andun denod the u.s. government, saying they would stay until the u.s. sends the deposah back to iran. earlier toy... >> the students, they thought that they would take the embassy for a w hours, maybe. but then suddenly the peopleur out in millions in support of this.m and suddenly ipported it, too. >> smith: khomeini. >> yeah, imam khomeini. (khomeini): >> imam khomeini, he namedhis overwhelming response of the people, he named it as theol second rion.o he used ittually construct the polical institutions of the islamic republic of iran. (crowd chanting): >> this s a tactical ploy, to take the embassy, to demonstratu retionary credentials in the face of the grt satan. we were just useful tool. and the regime fostered its gitimacy by confronting the united states. >> smith: after the hostage crisis, khomeini was fullyre empo -c postonial middle eastern states had embraced nationalism, capitalism, and communism, but with khomeini's revolution, iran was embracing islam. >> before '79, islam as a political phenomenon was a i margina in the region. the arab world was allbou

depos said mr. capuano added bill h.r. 4766. i agree with the premise of the bill. i agree that the final deadline should be 2018. this has gone on for 10 years now. got to be very obvious what needs to be done and how all this should be implemented. the question that i have again there are so many different entities out there that either have not filed for an extension, they have not made aware to us where they are at in the timeline and there are a number of row roads that i have reached out to and say what you need. the they help you get to the process and they told us know, we are fine. and we are in a quandary on the ranking member spell. i do have concern and questions about the tube went $5 billion in the new grant program. when there is 31 elion dollars available today the last bill we did we allowed loans to be used for ptc which amtrak should have utilized in a greater fashion and others. there are a lot of opportunities out there for grant programs that should be utilized and some that have utilized grant programs that fail to implement them. there are a

this isn't where we deport your spies and they deported ou depo.'t happen. >> maria: it didn't happen. do you think this indictment at this point vindicates president trump, which is also what he's been saying? >> well, in some ways. i mean, i'm a believer that director mueller, former director mueller is doing a good thing in trying to turn over all the rocks and uncover the truth of what happened throughout this whole process. the truth ought to be good fluff for all o--good enough for all . he'll get to it without pulling any punches. the russian interference is broader than president trump, as you can see if you read the indictment, they were seeking to undermine our democracy, not to put trump in office. it was across the board. >> maria: that's a smart analysis, because the russian meddling and efforts to undermine the west has been going on for decades, by the way, not just these last couple of years. what's your take on what has taken place at the top of the fbi, as you see the bias and the texts that we've read between fbi agents and their

will happen we are at war they'll be casualties on both sides yesterday we destroyed their missile depos surely will make them pay a heavy price but we do know is that the helicopter came down according to the kurdish fighters near the village in syria's afrin district and north of the country according to the turkish side according to the president that helicopter was shot down in her thai province that's a southern province in turkey which borders after and to the west of that region now we know that two turkish soldiers were killed in that incident we don't yet know the type of helicopter but according to the prime minister been alejandra the cause of the crash is unclear we don't know if it was a technical malfunction weather conditions or actually brought down so still unclear as of yet what we do know is that this incident certainly won't help the current situation in the region we also know that it's the third aircraft to come down in the region in the last week or ten days the first one was the russian su twenty five shot down over by rebels the other one the israeli f. sixteen b

recruit depo paris island. he is an enlisted marine.and is a believer in the chain of command, what he said was terribly unfortunate, terribly sad and not accurate because it cost $500 to apply for a daca card. i don't know a lot of people when we see them all of us see them, go to a gas station early on a saturday morning, watch them gas up their lawn moe wers and you know they're here illegally. go to the hospital. $500 to apply for daca application. so that's a lot of money. >> you see those people and you don't think lazy. that's not the first word that comes to mind when you think of undocumented workers in america. >> what's he doing, phillip? playing to the president's lowest common denominator or playing to the base? are he and donald trump both playing to the base? >> they believe it. he believes it. >> that's exactly right. >> who believes it? >> i think john kelly believes it. it's important to remember before he was chief of staff, he was the guy in charge of donald trump's immigration crackdown for the department of homelan