in the eastern city of sahiat. the gun pawn was lateman was lay security forces. >>> activists say russian air strikes are hitting residences and civilians are being killed. for three days moscow has been helping the syrian governmental by launching air strikes. there's been strikes at the idlib prorve province and alepp. >>> after the world food program had to withdraw assistance some have chronic diseases and they're desperate for treatment after losing free medical care. nizreen shamalia has the reports. >> left on their own after the jordanian government withdrew all help, because of a lack of funding. charities have stepped in whenever they can. the qatari red cross is covering treatment payments, but the patients still has to pay for essential medication. this man sold everything he could, including his wife's gold jewelry to pay $150 a month for medication. >> aid agencies, used to give us assistance, but now they cut us off. what is the solution? why don't they give us poison so we can just take our lives?

five people were killed in a meeting haul of the shia mosque in the eastern city. the gunmen was shot dead during a gun battle with security forces. the attack is expected to further raise sectarian tensions in the sunni kingdom's eastern province where mean shia live >>> protesters gathered in ankara after two bomb blast killed people in the city. the worst attack prompted anger against the government. and friday three suspects alleged to have helped carry out the bombings appeared in court. >> first refugees started arriving in slovenia after hungary closed its border with croatia on friday. victoria gatenby reports on what it means for asylum seekers. >> this is a village on the croatian-hungarian border. in recent weeks, 8,000 refugees crossed from croatia into hungary each day from here. midnight local team security sealed off the area with razor wire. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany face travelling through slovenia, or being stranded in croatia where temperatures struggled to call. -- temperatures started to fall. >> there'll be thousands of pe

in the eastern city, 300 people cooked nearly 4200 kilograms of fried rice. the city's signature dish, and an internet user revealed some of the food was loaded into garbage trucks. chinese media reported some frierice was used for pig feed. officials from china announced they are disqualifying the attempt after confirming 150 kilograms of the rice was improper lly thrown out. items created in record attempt have to be eaten by humans and not wasted. that's all for now on this edition of "newsline", and úa >> you are watching france 24. rescuers struggled to reach areas in afghanistan and pakistan, worst hit i monday's earthquake. stands at over 300. beijing slams the u.s. after it sends a warship close to china's man-made islands in disputed

. >> one of two rival administrations, the other in the eastern city of tobruk. the chaos has been made worse by groups that claim allegiance with i.s.i.l, stepping into an already crowded battle ground. now there's hope that a unity government may bring the fighting to an end. >> i hope that the unity government succeeds greatly because it has been too long and people have been suffering, most of them very much. we will support this new government to start its work quickly. >> others though are skeptical. they are worried that they will lead to certain groups like the islamic state gaining too much power. >> it's unacceptable and we will have nothing to do with it and we will not support it. >> rival parliaments still need to approve the deal and there are still many points of disagreement. >> we have the government location. where will this government be relocated. originally the government is supposed to be located in tripoli but tripoli is controlled by the gnc, third challenge, cnc what part would be playing after last night's announcements. >> if the propos

if state television reported that a man opened fire at a meeting haul inside the mosque in the eastern city of sahat. five people died and more than nine are injured. the gunman was later killed by security forces. >>> the turkish military set it shot down a drone that entered its air space near the syrian border. they believe it was a russian drone. the russians say all its drones are operating as normal. earlier this month, two russian jets violated turkish air space. >>> other rebels fighting the government say they too have been targeted and now threaf beethey'vebeen hit again in thef aleppo. zeina khodr reports in beirut, in neighboring lebanon. >> russia's campaign is now in its second phase. air strikes are not just hitting command and control infrastructure. air power is being used for syrian ground forces to regain territory. >> it's clear that putin wants to protect assad, stick his finger in the ice of the u.s. to get them to follow the means plans to dictate. >> so far the syrian government and its allies have appeared to make no significant gains on the ground. government force

state television reported that a man opened fire inside the mosque in the eastern city. five have died, nine injured, gunman later killed by security forces. russia says it's hit more than 380 i.s.i.l. targets since laimping air strikelaunching aie weeks ago. now hit again in the south of aleppo as government forces a ground offensive there. zeina khodr reports from beirut in neighboring lebanon. >> russia's campaign is now in its second phase. not just striking weapons storage and air command and control. air power is being used to assist the syrian army. >> it's clear that peuntd wants to protect assad and stick his finger in the eye of the west, and get the leaders to speak to him on areas he wants to dictate. >> rebels are fighting back. russian air strikes may have been effective in hitting vital targets but so far the syrian government and its allies have appeared to make no significant gains on the ground. government is on the offensive, main ground operation in the northern country side of homs on thursday. on friday, forces moved into the territory south of the

the new factory brings more than 700 jobs to the eastern city. british prime minister david cameron attended the ceremony. >> train manufacturing has come back to the northeast. it is great to be adding to the history of rail in the northeast that goes back to george stevenson, the father of railways. >> reporter: the british government awarded hitachi an over $8 billion contract for 866 carriages and has given the company maintenance rights for 27 years. hitachi will build most of the carriages at the factory. the technology helps hitachi win the bid over rivals from europe and canada. nothing is left to chance in the new factory. this is the mixture of skews tightened correctly, and more than 1,000 screws are used in run carriage. they are equipped with a sensor, determining how tightly the screw is tightened and sends data to a public computer. software confirms the fitting is correct. such maintenance provides safe construction, even in factory with new work forces. the executives are aiming to bring more contracts, a $75 billion project to l

the television reporting that a man opened fire in a meeting hall into the eastern city. the gunman was killed for security forces. activists in syria say russian air strikes hit residential areas. for three days russians have helped by launching air offensives. the government forces have been fighting in aleppo >>> the war in syria drove many to neighbouring jordan. a quarter of a million faces food shortages after the food programme withdrew assistance. some with chronic diseases lost free medical care. >> most syrian refugees in jordan that have chronic diseases are battling against the odds to get treatment. they've been left on their own after the jordanian government suspended all care for refugees last year, because of a lack of funding. charities have stepped in. the red crescent is covering the cost of dialysis for 34 patient, from this hospital. the patients have to pay for essential medication. this man sold everything he owned. including his wife's gold jury to pay $150 a month for medication. >> aid agencies used to give us assistance, then they cut us off. i

when mortar shells struck a crowd of protesters in libya today, the deadly attack happened in the eastern city of benghazi. against a united nations proposal to form a unity government. libya is currently split between national army forces and an alliance of islamist fighters and former gadhafi fighters. >> master sergeant joshua wheeler was killed in an attack in iraq. today military officials gave a detailed account of the firefight that killed wheeler and warned that it is likely more u.s. soldiers will see combat in the fight against i.s.i.l. al jazeera's jamie mcintire reports from the pentagon. >> good afternoon. >> defense secretary ash ceaforr made no apology for putting u.s. special forces commandos in harm's way. even though the u.s. combat role in iraq supposedly ended four years ago. >> when we find opportunities to do things that will effectively prosecute the campaign, we're going to do that. and this is an example of a case where we could do something we alone had the capability to do it and i'm absolutely prepared to do that. >> the american special operations forces were suppo

power when an alliance of former rebels known as libya dawn took over and operates out of the eastern citytabrook and recognized by the u.n. and arab league and its allies to the renegade general who commands a loose alliance of armed factions and diplomatic james base reports from the u.n. in new york. >> reporter: there was smiles when after talks that had lasted over a year the u.n. mediator announced his plans for a unity government in libya, leon said it had been a difficult process. >> this was not an easy task. we have been listening to many people inside and outside the dialog, finally it will be six personalities. >> reporter: at its head prime minister sarage an architect from a prominent family in tripoli, the challenges facing a new unity government remens and it's almost four years since the death of the former ruling moammar gadhafi and has been racked with turmoil and violence ever since and the two main factions only reluctantly agreed to the deal and so much blood shed and political bad blood there are many who oppose it. there are fighters and militia who are unlikely to

recognised government based in the eastern city of tobruk. each is supported by armed groups engaged in daily fighting. the chaos is made worse by groups claiming allegiance to i.s.i.l., stepping into an already crowded battle ground. now there's hope that a unity government may bring the fighting to an end. >> i hope that the unity government succeeds quickly, because it has been too long. especially the displaced in libyan cities. most suffered very much. they support the government to start quickly. >> they are worried that proposals lead to the muslim brotherhood gaining too much power. >> this is a conspiracy and libyans know that. it is unacceptable. we'll have nothing to do with it. and we'll not support it. >> rival parties need to approve the proposed deal. and there's moan points of disagreement. we have the government's location, where the government will be located originally on the proposal. it's supposed to be located in tripoli. now controlled by the g.n.c. taking us through the tired challenge. what part would be playing after

the group drove out the internationally recognised government which operates from the eastern city of tobruk. it is recognised by the u.n. and are ab -- arab league. our diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. >> there were smiles when after talks that lasted a year, the u.n. mediator announced plans for a unity government in libya. it was a difficult process. >> it was not an easy task. we have been listening to many people, inside and outside for dialogue. finally it would be six personalities. >> at its head, the prime minister sarage, an architect from a prominent family in tripoli. the challenges of facing a unity government is immense, it's almost four years since the death of libya's former ruler muammar gaddafi. the country has been wracked by internal violence since. the two main factions reluctantly agreed to the deal. there's been so much bloodshed and politically bad blood. many oppose it. fighters an militia are unlikely to obey the new government. attention on this man, the renegade general. >> one of the first challenges for the new administration is to take on i

in the eastern city of jalalabad, people were trying to come to terms with the destruction. hospitals were scrambling to cope with the flow of injured. >> my wife died in the earthquake, and my son was injured. my sister had injuries to her hands and legs. >> in neighboring pakistan, there were similar scenes of devastation in pet shower -- peshawar. it's not just the damage but the reach of this earthquake as it hit people in india, pakistan, and afghanistan. there were no reports of mass casualties in the afghan capital kabul. >> my grandson was injured when a wall collapsed on him. >> the earthquake was so strong, this news presenter had to run for cover on air as it hit. >> the situation has stabilized income below, and life seems to be getting back to normal. shops and restaurants have opened. there is a sense of fear and panic among people. some are worried about aftershocks. the devastation is deep and far-reaching, especially in afghanistan's remote areas. to those who need it the most as fast as possible. babita: the view from islamabad and the earthquake's impact i

car also injured, 12 killed in a military plane crash and c 130 came down in an air field in the eastern citygation to the cause of the crash is underway. now to thailand where a decade long conflict over autonomy in the south has claimed 6,000 lives and want a state of their own to represent nearly 2 million muslims and accuse the thai army of heavily handed tactics with buddhist practices on them and they report from malaysia where many separatists have fled. >> reporter: this is the latest to try to win a long running war against separatist fighters in southern thailand and now visiting the house of a suspected bomb maker who is believed to be across the border in malaysia and they arrive with clothing and medicine for his wife in the hope she can convince him to come home, the trust building exercise is trying to improve the army's representation and tie land's three provinces have been under marshal law for ten years and allowed the military to act with impunity and the outgoing soldier in charge of this area acknowledges their methods had to change. >> translator: the understanding of n

a shot dead at a region lunchesous site, a reports a man opened fire in the eastern city of saha.t told reuters the attacker arrived in a taxi but was stopped at a checkpoint. several people were injured during a gun battler battle with police grandfather the gunmen was killed. now, there has been a defendant mixed reaction to the news of u.s. soldiers staying on until at least 2.017. they were supposed to be out by the end of in year but the pentagon is keeping them there to fight add resurgent taliban. jennifer glase explains from k a abul. >> funeral prayers for a man wounded but killed in the u.s. airstrike on the doctors without borders hospital. his brother says the u.s. announcement to keep troops in afghanistan is unwelcome. >> we don't need americans to send their forces here to protect us. we demand that the u.s. and other foreign countries stop supporting the talibantable and others who fight us. >> reporter: at the funeral immediately, the sentiment is the same. these residents know afghan securi security. afghan sforingsz neu.s. air and ground support to battle them t

the american c130 came down in an air field in the eastern city of, an investigation in to the causethe crash is underway. >>> now, sri lanka says it's looking to set up a credible judicial process to investigate alleged war crimes during its long conflict with tamil tiger rebels following a water down u.n. rights mesh on thursday, whichless calls for investigation of foreign prosecutors. >> this was the hospital fee. >> reporter: remembering hell on earth. the doctor was one of five doctors working during the final battle between government forces and tamil tigers. he says he filmed this video showing dozens of civilians dead or injured. >> every maybe 15 meeters, hundred meters there was -- there was no place without any attacks. so all the residents area and the accommodation places hospitals and. [ inaudible ] and medical treatment area was a place for an attack. >> reporter: those attacks were highlighted a u.n. report presented to the human rights council in geneva. it recommended a special hybrid court be set i'm court with international involvement to investigate allegations

the group drove out the internationally recognized government which now operates in the eastern citytobruk. this administration is recognized by the u.n. and the arab league and it's allied to the general that commands a loose alliance of fax shuns. james bays has a report from new york. >> reporter: there were smiles when after talks that had lasted over a year the u.n. mediator announced his plans for a unity government in libya. he said it had been a difficult process. >> this was not an easy task. we have been listening to many people, inside and outside the dialogue. finally it will be six personalities. >> reporter: at its head, prime minister an architect from a prominent family in tripoli. the challenges facing a new unity government are immense, it's now almost four years since the death of libya's former ruler muammar qaddafi. the country has been racked by turmoil and violence ever since. the two main fan factions only reluctantly agreed to the deal and there has been so much bloodshed and political bad blood there are many who oppose it. there are fighters and militia who

. >>> deadly violence happened in the eastern city of benghazi. as many as seven rockets hit a rally against a united nations proposal to form a unity government. libya is currently split between national army forces and an alliance of islamist fighters and former gadhafi rebels. >>> secretary of state john kerry meets with leaders this weekend, trying to find an end to the violence between israelis and palestinians. there was a pause in jerusalem, israeli government lifted age restrictions for muslim worshipers at the al-aqsa mosque. the age restrictions are a major point of differences between the two sides. but it was a different scene in many parts of the occupied west bank where activists called for another day of rage. sporadic crashes between demonstrators and the israeli army broke out across the regi region. al jazeera april karl penhall shows us what it's like. >> a message in a bottle, that monthly off the cocktail a vow of no surrender. the response from israeli soldiers. with that kind of fire power it drives the protestors back and f

moving to the eastern city of tobruk. this administration is seen by the up -- u.n. and arab league as the legitimate government. this is the head of the mission. let's listen to what he has to say. >> okay. are you ready? >> yes. >> yes. so after a year of work in these processes, after working in - with more than 150 libyan personalities from all the regions, from all the political affiliations, working in six, seven different locations in libya,ism is, seven different locations all over the world, different countries, different continents, finally the moment has come in which we can propose a national unity government. let me first of all remember the libyan people who are watching us, who have been encouraging the representatives the participants in this dialogue. and especially those for whom this proposal arrives too late. too many libyans lost their lives. too many children have been suffering. too many mothers have been suffering. according to the united nations agenci agencies, around 2.4 million libyans are in a situation of humanitarian need. for all of th

a unique visitor spent the weekend in one eastern iowa city. an endangered bird--was first spotted in dubuque friday, and captured yesterday. brad hanson from our sister station, kwwl has the story this is viewer video of a rare juvenile whooping crane, hanging out near the northwest arterial in dubuque. it's something not many will see in their lifetime. s/ brian preston, dubuque county conservation director:11 - :17 "it's extremely rare bird, it's the first one i've ever seen in the wild, which was really neat experience to be able to see it." the bird set up residence hehe, wanderingng away from baraboo wisconsin, where it had been released in the wild. where it set up worried preston and many other area bird lovers. "it was in a really precarious place, there was a lot of traffic, it was walking out in traffic. it really was not afraid of humans, and we were really concerned about the welfare of that bird." craig kruse, president of the dubuque audubobo society, sayayhe was very involved during the bird's brief stay. s/ craig kruse, dubuque

saudi-owned tv reports a man opened fire in a meeting hall in the eastern city. a resident has told reuters the attacker arrived in a taxi bit was stopped at a checkpoint. several people were injured during a gun battle with police before the gunman was killed. >>> there's been mixed reaction in afghanistan to the news that american soldiers will be staying on until at least 2017. the initial plan had been for almost all the u.s. troops to be out of the country by the end of next year, but the white house believes american forces are needed on the ground to fight a growing tal pan threat. jennifer glasse reports from kabul. >> reporter: funeral prayers in kunduz for a man wounded in the taliban fighting but killed in the air strike on the hospital. is the announcement to keep troops in afghanistan is unwelcome. >> translator: we don't need america to send their forces here to protect us. we demand that the united states and other foreign countries stop supporting the tal pan and the fighters. >> reporter: at the fun ram meal the sentiment is the same. these resid

. >> three explosions hit the north-eastern nigerian city, killing eight people. no one claimed responsibility, but boko haram worried out similar attacks in the past. the armed group killed thousands. >> suicide bombers, two males and one female came through maiduguri, asking for directions. when people grew suspicious and confronted them they detonated the devices. they killed four people, making a figure of seven. one person died in hospital because of the degree of injuries. it's been an area attacked in the past. two attacks happened. police, the military and workers are in that area, and trying to see what went wrong, and trying to see whether or not there are other people who have been hit by this violence overnight. so right now the nigerian military confirmed the attack and said they are on top of the situation. over the last two months or three, we saw how the military pushed boko haram over the strong hold. what we are seeing over the last 2-3 months is a spate of suicide bombings targetting soft areas in north-eastern nigeria, and those attacks killed

city leaders all across eastern iowa -- addressing concerns ove the safety of their neighborhoods. tonight -- the discussion is in dubuque...addressin g concerns that they don't do enough to keep the public safe. dubuque's city council in a special work session tonight, looking at the efforts to combat crime. kwwl's brad hanson at that meeting tonig. he joins us live now from the th dia newsroom n dubuque. there's no doubt that crime has been a hot topic in dubuque this year. to date, we've seen five homicides and more than 20 confirmed reports of shots fired. those numbers aren't going unnoticed. dubuque has seen 18 murders over the past 15 years, and none in 2013 and 2014. but five this year have enough. those conrns addressed by dubuque's city council at a special work session. (mike van milligen, dubuque city mmager) "the city council has always made public safety their most important priority, and has approved the allocation of a tremendous amount of resources to this effort." big focus has been the city's effort tobtain more cameras and light upupthe streets s ith l-e-d lights

. >>> at least two people have been killed in a roadside bomb attack in the eastern afghan city.rrying members of the afghan human rights commission bass targeted. five others wound ed in that tack. >>> here is what's coming up. a river of rubbish in the lebanese capital. how people are taking matters in to their own hands as trash piles up. plus. >> reporter: i am imtiaz tyab at the centuries old copper market in central baghdad where fathers and sons have foe general takes turned sheets of copper in to works of art. coming up find out why see few of the artisans remain. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. w

which shares a name with an eastern iowa city. this is setup for the battle of waterloo in miniature. "the neat thing about doing a display of miniatures is it what it looked like back then," this is part of a larger exhibit at the grout museum in waterloo -- which opens to the public on november 10th... coming up ... star wars may reach the bounds of the imagination... but a famous symbol from the movies is a very real thing... you're watching kwwl... we'll be right back... today, joyce hoppes joins usvoice to promote and educate for industry. with headquarters in des moines and eight districts across the state, pork plays an inegral role in the economy and identity of the hawkeye state. local pork producers join forces at the county level and fund the iowa pork producers association themselves, making it an organization by pork producers, and for pork producers association is also a member of the national pork producers council, based in washington, d.c. county organizations support their local communities in a variety of ways -

dry wall . . it's kind of the city ordinance does not give a deadline for landlords to complete the tests - - howev they're working on oo to get the sts done.. an eastern iowa city council is addressing concerns that they don't do enough to keep the and more than 20 confirmed reports of shots fired in dubuque. kwwl's brad hanson tells us those numbers aren't going murders over the past 15 years, questioning if the city is doing enough. those concerns (mike van milligen, dubuque city manager) "txe city council their most important priority, focus has been the city's effort to obtain more cameras and light up the streets with l-e-d lights. camera's were instrumental in the arrest of helmon betwell, the man who murdered a 62-year-old woman because he said he had nothing better to do. and now plans are in place to make those videos much more accessible toopolice. funding mosos recently, we'll be see that is in the dispatch @bhansonkwwl) "while more underway here in dubuque to improve the content of these partially a policing problem, it goes much deeper than that. (jerelyn o'connor, neighbbrhood development specialist) "safet is a community wide concern, a

, is to get people out of the cold in the winterthe push to take care of homelessness in one eastern iowa city as winter approaches. now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. feathers tonight after lyrics to one of the songs hit social media. thanks for joining us.i'm karen fuller.scott sanborn is on assignment tonight.the song references law enforcement and gives kids instructions on how to interact with them -- which isn't sitting well with some. some.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller gives us the lowdown on the lyrics. the cd was released in march and it's made for kids and by kids.but one of the songs has people concerned that maybe that shouldn't be the case. case. song natsit starts with children laughing...having a good time..when the police show up.song: here come the boys in blue, not really sure up, hold your hands upa child's song on a cd called 'for kids and by kids'. kids'. ""wow" "wow" "i don't really think this is appropriate for children."song: 1234 think they're gonna shoot some more the lyrics -- seemi

police in one eastern iowa city are concerned with a song on a children's c-d. they say the lyrics send the wrong message to kids about officers' roles in the community. here's a live look on our citycam this morning. kaj o'mara will be back right after the break with a look at your school day forecast. stay with us. meteorologist kaj o'mara joins first alert forecast. clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degrees over our northern counties with iowa city and points south briefly touching 55 later today. clouds will increase yet again by late afternoon as our next system moves in. this system looks to bring rain late tonight into the first half of our saturday. the bulk of the rain should be out and east of us by 2pm, though an isolated shower may yet linger into the iowa game. it still looks dry for trick or treating on saturday evening. enjoy your weekend! today: partly sunny high: 50-56 winds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq

a new exhibit honors a battle which shares a name with an eastern iowa city. this is setup for the battle of waterloo in miniature. eight-thousand miniatures here -- they're all handpainted. "the neat thing about doing a can get a better impression of this is part of a larger exhibit at the grout museum in waterloo -- which opens to the public on november 10th its a top story this morning -- hillary clinton is on capitol hill today, testifying about the benghazi attacks we're wrapping up today in iowa with the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel next. people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. switch to u.s. cellular today for a price that's guaranteed eastern iowa hospitals. today, allen hospital in waterloo is holding a hiring fair. hospitals in cedar rapids and dubuque also held jo

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they began with rumors that israel wanted to take over the compound in eastern part of the city, reversed government denies out right. overey repeat over and there lies that we seek to change the status quo, which is an absolute lie. the compound is revered by jews and is the third holiest site in islam. took control of east jerusalem, including the old city and holy sites in 1967. the annexation is not record sized -- recognized internationally. residencyhave lost theys and complain on what see as -- >> more soldiers or security, or if they put up more checkpoints. the only thing that would help is to end the application -- the occupation and east europe. authoritiese city say an unprecedented amount of money has been invested in the arab, in schools, and transport. the current right-wing coalition considers east jerusalem vital to the unity of the country. news, thee sports governing body of european football is holding a crisis meeting on the fate of its suspended president michel pat toomey. he was set to take control of football on the world stage before he was linked to the construc

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eastern seaboard,. coastal flooding. >> wind? >> winds 40 miles per hour in new york city along eastern seaboard.hat is not associated with the hurricane. if there is going on, a ton of rave. trish: when will it kick into full gear? raining outside of new york right now. >> here, not too bad of impacts. today is almost worth of it for today and tomorrow, new york city. friday through sunday, places along the eastern seaboard, could experience coastal flooding. up to a foot of rain in parts of south carolina. >> rob, thank you very much. >> absolutely. trish: jennifer lawrence says donald trump presidency would be end of the world. another example of hating the gop in hollywood? why do they always get so political? >>> we're continuing to get more information right now on the tragic shooting in oregon yesterday. very latest on gunman victims and what is next for the town. stay with us. ♪ trish: we are getting new information on the tragic shooting at the community college in oregon that left 10 people including the shooter dead, seven people injured. three victims still in the hospital. we're bein

turning now to syria where kurdish fighters have pushed isis out of their territory and northern eastern city. fighters are preparing for offensive toward isis strongholds including isis headquarters in raqqa. senior international correspondent clarissa ward has been touring the front lines in northern syria. here's some of what she found. these men are at the core of america's latest strategy to defeat isis. manning positions along a vast and desolate front line with isis entrenched in villages just through the haze. they are fighters are the ypg, force of 30,000 syrian kurds which backed by coalition air power has dealt decisive blows to islamic state militants across northern syria. commander is in charge of this front line position in the city which the ypg took from isis in august after months of fierce clashes. >> translator: they tried to attack us again ten days ago. we were prepared so they didn't reach their target. >> reporter: but they keep trying. isis has control of the next village along which is just over a mile in that direction. but the men at this base tell us that isis fig

really eyeing this area from new york city down to eastern parts heavy rain in clinton. northward. some strong gusts already. blue hills 52 miles per hour. rockport at 45. we have seen a few of these trees coming down. power outages possible. wind advisory stays in affect till 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. thunderstorms and very heavy downpours right in the middle of the morning commute. we will track the end of this rain and some warm temperature toss go -- temperatures to go with it coming up. >>> new at 11:00 he lost part of his leg in a shark attack in hawaii. tonight that man is in boston ready to start treatment. >> this attack was different. this shark actuallilingered for as many as 15 minutes. >> still in shock. i look down and go where is my leg? >> colleen cook might just be the luckiest man here. >> a huge shark slams and he pulls me under. it took me a second to realize what was going on >> the 25-year-old moved to hawaii years ago. he sured the waters nearly everyday since -- surfed the waters nearly everyday since then. >> the water was all over me. he was just being relentle

city of jerusalem. this follows two separate attacks on israelis by palestinians. al jazeera's mike hanna reports from the occupied eastern jerusalem. >> reporter: the old city was in a virtual stay of lockdown for palestinians. they blocked all the access gates. the unprecedented security measures follow two separate night attacks overnight. two israelis were killed in the first and one likely injured in second. in each incident the palestinian attackers, both 19, were shot dead. tourists continue to be allowed into the old city. slowly filing through the police lines. while palestinian after palestinian is turned away. israeli citizens are as usually allowed unfettered access. the only palestinians allowed to enter are those who own businesses in the old city or are residents there. for those wishing to worship at at al aqsa compound, men over 50 can enter and have to come through this gate. prime minister benjamin netanyahu who has been in the united states during the past week of crisis is coming under intense domestic pressure to take even stronger measures against the palestinians. ooen members of his own government

eastern iowa. over the visiting kansas city y royals. the blue jayssended up scored nine runs through two innings and went on to win their first game of the series... the series is now 2-1 royals. toronto has a shot at tying the series before it heads back to kansas city. game four of the a-l-c-s takes as drug issues grow in one iowa county -- the sheriff's office gets a new tool to fight the problem. meet jarvis. he's the@newest member of the blackhawk county sheriff's department. this is the second dog for the department. wittin two hours onnhe job, jarvis made his first drug arrest...ending with three people charged with possession of meth, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia... "when it comes to narcotics somebody won't allow you top search and if he indicates on the car now we've got probable cause." jarvis can also help with finding evidence and tracking missing childre. britain's prince william spoke on chinese t-v about the need to fight the illegal trade of wildlife. william spoke of the call by china's president to stop the trade

thousands of germans are gathering in an eastern city to protest. >> these gatherings started almost in germany. some are speaking out against the group saying they don't represent all germans. >>> the flow of migrants into and through europe, it continues, and it's led to several desperate bottle necks of humanity as neighbors countries close their borders. the u.n. refugee agency tells cnn thousands were stranded in serbia amid shortages of aid and shelter. >> the u.n. says limits on the movements of migrants clogged serbia's western border with croatia and slovenia. we have already on the terrible conditions. >> reporter: exhausted and no place to go. with no roof over their heads, the rain continues to lash down. these children and their parents are now stuck on the border between croatia and slovenia. please, for the border restrictions to be released and safe passage granted into europe seem to fall on deaf ears. >> just one thing. please, open the door. because we are dying here. if you have heart, open the door. we're going to die in here. this. >> the government, no, humanit

on sunday bernie sanders will also be in eastern iowa stopping in iowa city and fort madison. iowa seniors are being forced to decide how they'll do more with less from their social security benefits. yesterday it was announced social security benefits will not be going up next year. many recipients on a tight budget depend on a cost of living increase... but that... won't come this time. the news comes as medicare premiums are set to jump 53 - percent for about a third of recipients. as a result, some iowans are worried about their future "it's gonna be real tough. because the way it is right now i've got a part time job just working two days a week to hold us over until we get our social security checks." "they're raising our medicare without us getting a raise. and i think that truly sucks myself." the first woman to finish the boston marathon ran with a group of people from a local y-m-c-a this morning. kathrin switzer made history as the first woman to finish the boston marathon back in 1967. this weekend she will also participate in the des moines marathon on sunday. the

but in several smaller cities in eastern iowa, there are open council positions and no one on the ballot. a clayton county auditor is feeling the heat for his job while he takes care of his sick wife. now the board of supervisors is going to the iowa attorney general for a decision. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. to the president's desk. the u-s senate passed the budget deal this morning that would avoid a government shutdown for two years. trick or treat safety. the timing of the hawkeye football game tomorrow may cause some safety issues for kids trick or treating in iowa city. and ghost of the restaurant. workers at one popular cedar rapids restaurant say it's haunted -- we'll hear their story coming up. here's a live look on your friday at our citycam first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... clouds will still be an issue over parts of the area today, mainly in our northern counties. they should tend to break up as the day goes on. temperatures will generally average around 50 degr

eastern. >> known as the city of good neighborhoods, this weekend, our c-span cities toward joined by time warner cable explores the history and literary life of buffalo, new york. on book tv we will visit the mark twain room at the buffalo and eerie county public library. the centerpiece our pages of the handwritten manuscript of "adventures of huckleberry finn." grain."inst the >> the irish settled here, things after the famine still were not great. it would take one relative to find out about these plentiful jobs along the waterfront, working in the grain elevators are in the mills. and then would would go back to ireland, you want to come to buffalo. you were not going to become rich but you were going to have steady employment. so they came to this neighborhood, called the first ward created has its aim because when buffalo first was created in 1832 as a city, it was divided into five political wards. this area along the waterfront along the buffalo river is -- has always been the first ward. >> on american history tv on september 6, 1901, president william mchenry was assassinated in buffal

eastern iowa. of course, areas along and south of highway 20 saw some rain yesterday. here are the totals for all of october, which in cedar rapids, iowa city, and dubuque, this all fell yesterday afternoon and evening. some areas did have over an inch. this is great news as there are several counties still under that burn ban in eastern iowa. the good news, beneficial rain will be making its way into the area as we head into the day on friday. here's the storm track 7 live doppler shows dry conditions here across eastern iowa. the rain that tracked through the southern half of the area is well off to the east. we have a cold front off to the west, with some scattered areas of showers and a few thunderstorms. this cold front and low pressure will continue to track through the east, develop, maybe an isolated thunderstorm along and behind this front. we will continue to keep an eye on that. it won't be a huge issue. here's the current temperatures from our weather tracker. it's a pretty mild start. some areas south of highway twenty did get some beneficial rain. here are the current temperatures across the area. we are in the 50s, close to 6

eastern on c-span. >>> the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. this weekend, we're joined by comcast to learn more about the history and literary life of santa rosa, california. considered part of napa wine country, we will look at the evolution of the wine industry in sonoma county. >> the agricultural history began with wine. the first vines planted here were by general velleo in the late 1820s or early 1830s, which is a very long time ago. they were mission grapes. nobody in their right mind would make wine out of them now. but with that wine country label that started in the '70s, by the '80s and into the

middle 50s to middle 60s were seen in eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota. sioux city has 58 degrees. siouxland temperatures are in the 50s with 60s across the southeast. winds are from the east at 5 to 15 miles per hour. local temperatures show a warm front to our south. along this front, rain is forming. more rain is located in south dakota and nebraska, closer to a low pressure center. the stormcast hd shows the warm front moving through tonight, which will yield slowly rising temperatures and increasing rain chances. the low will push a cold front through tomorrow, keeping rain chances alive--and a few thunderstorms are possible too. the rain forecast shows over an inch possibly in part of northern and western siouxland. sioux city could see 0.83". tonight's low will be 55 with rain and slowly rising temperatures. tomorrow, 68 will be the high with rain and a few thunderstorms. the 7-day shows a nice weekend but more rain chances next tuesday and wednesday. jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) tim: still to come... between your work lifd home life, things ca

it plain splained benghazi was the largest city in eastern libya.er went onto say the rebel led transitional council declared tripoli would offerúbd libya many of the players and remained based in benghazi. the arb went onto explain that ambassador stephens advocated for u.s. presence in benghazi. did you give his opinions a lot of weight and respect. >> do you recall him advocated for continued u.s. presence, specifically in benghazi? >> yes, he did.$hv úp &h(lc% >> in fact, ambassador stephens e-mails, which this committee had for more than a year confirmed what you stated. i would ask consent to enter this document into the record and it's being passed out for members of the committee. >> without objection. >> i understand this e-mail is not one you've seen before as it was not addressed or sent to you, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> in the e-mail before you he wrote this proposal fr continued presence in benghazi. option b was a virtual presence with zero full time staff in benghazi. special envoy stephens sent this to jean chris, then a