♪ >>> now at least ten people have been killed after a partially-built factory collapsed in eastern pakistanrescue operations are underway where dozens of people are feared trapped. more than 150 construction workers are believed to have been inside the factory when it collapsed. kamal heidler is there and joins us on the phone now. is there any update on the rescue operation and indeed the death toll from this building collapse? >> reporter: -- >> all right. apologies for that we appear to be having technical problems. but we will get back to kamal. right now we know that it was a building that was partially built, a factory. rescue operations are ongoing. rescue workers at the scene, ten people have died, but we don't know how many were inside the building to begin with, possibly around 200 people, and many more feared to be trapped under the rubble. >>> i want to bring you news from south sudan where at least 41 people have died in a plane crash. the plane came down shortly after taking off from the main airport from the capitol. three people including a child are reported to have survive

at least 18 people were killed and up to 150 trapped when a factory collapsed in eastern pakistan.fficials say rescue workers digging for survivors have recovered 40 injured people so far. it's not yet clear what caused that collapse. >>> chipotle isn't the only mexican chain with food safety issues. qdoba may have given some diners typhoid fever. health officials believe only three people were infected back in august, but the report is coming out now because the infection can take a while to incubate. officials say there is no ongoing risk. >>> donald trump becoming the first major republican presidential candidate to file for new hampshire's presidential primary. he was surrounded by reporters, supporters, and a few gawkers, as he made his way to sign the paper work and hand over his filing fee. >>> and an extremely rare 1 12-carat blue diamond is expected to sell at auction for a record $35 million to $55 million. the gem is on display at sotheby's in geneva. it was discovered in january of 2014 as more than a 29-carat blue rough diamond at a mine in south africa. that is the cn

pakistan. stuck on the eastern side after other countries allowed in only those escaping conflicts in syria and iraq. in norway. stopping the flow of refugees, police are checking identification papers of those arriving in the country. the scandinavian nation is expecting 30,000 refugees, three times the number that arrived last year. >> venezuelan president nicolas maduro dismissed claims that he is behind the shooting days after elections. killed in a campaign rally, legislation elections are due on november 6th >>> the u.s. government says there are more homeless children in the country than before. the official total is 2.5 million. experts think the total could be higher. john hendren reports from louisville, where the problem is bad. >> that person was 15, homeless and horrified. >> i didn't want for my friends to see me living in a homeless shelter because i never thought that i would have to stay there. >> if another kid was going through there, what advice would you give them? >> to hang in there. and everything will be bad before it gets better. >> reporter: francy is one of 2.5 milli

this goes with a new chinese naval facility recently agreed with pakistan, right on the eastern edgef the middle east. barack obama is letting them do it. lou: let's turn to turkey and syria and russia. shooting down, shooting down a russian jet fighter seems to be way down on the list of things that perhaps turkey might have considered doing. what's going to be the outcome here? >> well, i think that the immediate response will be that vladimir putin will absolutely pound the syrian opposition forces that were right along the turkish border there. i think this is another excuse for him to continue what is really at the root of this effort, not just bolstering the assad regime in syria but trying to be the external force in the middle east replacing the united states. the turks, who have played a pro-islamist game here the past few years have been brought down to recognition of history. the russians are now on the other side of them. not just facing across the black sea, and this is the kind of wake-up call they've needed for several years. lou: this as erdogan has pushed turkey into

eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> pakistan and the united states have a strong, ongoing counter-terrorism cooperation. >> i am gravely concerned about the situation in pakistan. >> caught in the middle of america's war on terror, pakistan now stands accused of playing both sides. >> many believe its intelligence service, the isi, has been working with the afghan taliban,

reports u-s border protection agents have arrested six middle eastern men along the southern border of arizona. five of the men are from pakistan and one is from afghanistan. border patrol agents picked up the men in arizona, on monday. an f-b-i spokesman says the group was being smuggled in to the country with some mexican nationals. in a statement, the u-s customs and border protection said a records check shows no derogatory information about the individuals. and federal officials say eight syrians presented themselves to immigration authorities along the texas-mexico border. the department of homeland security said the two families - including four children - crossed the border tuesday. it's not uncommon for syrians and others from the middle east to seek asylum in the u.s. through various routes. an 18-year-old american was among five people who died in a pair of palestinian attacks today. ezra schwartz was from sharon, massachusett s. his facebook page says he was studying in israel before college. gunfire killed schwartz and two israelis in the west bank area. a separate knife attack in tel aviv killed two other israelis

network, a well-known group of very violent operatives that come across the border often from pakistan into eastern afghanistan, long had their eyes on the capital. so there will be a lot of nervousness over the next 48 hours. the u.s. embassy, nato military headquarters also ramping up their security in this timeframe, but not discussing the specifics of their security measures of course, and, wolf, even as all of this is going on growing concern for the u.s. military about russian military moves in syria. a major escalation, that's what one u.s. military official calls russia's latest battlefield move. the russians have now activated this massive air defense missile system in western syria, the s-400. >> translator: we need to have security for our air force. and that is why we have activated the s-400 system. >> reporter: leaving the u.s. trying to figure out what to do next. >> the s-400 is one of the most capable air defense systems in the world. it's got significant capabilities that will enhance russia's ability to not only defend its air assets but also it will serve russia's interests by p

against illegal immigration, i've seen how hard it is for people to get here legally from pakistan or even from easternnd my god, i had struggles with immigration agency for five years trying to get a father united with a son. it is not an easy process, which is why i say, no you don't get to jump to the front of the line by making an illegal act. legal immigration getting to the united states, it's -- it's a tough ar duous process. >> it is a tough arduous process but you're dealing with a cunning enemy, that we've already snuck people in to the places we need to be, upwards of 4,000 reported this morning. everybody has their finger on various parts -- >> that's in europe though. >> that's europe. but this is the point, joe. we're very confident in our process. unfortunately i don't know if that confidence extends to the process in europe. as you were just noting, if you can get that visa, that work visa, that day pass, whatever you want to call it, to come into the u.s. -- >> that is a bigger problem, what andrea mitchell said this morning. the congresswoman gabby said the same exact thing. that it's

eastern syria. however, they break with al qaeda only in the sense that they believe the old guys in the caves in, you know, in northern pakistanno longer be leading the fight for the global jihadi movement in the movement that osama bin laden built. they think they're the leadership of the new global jihad movement, that they'll carry out bin laden's mission of populating the middle east with adherents who believe in this cultist apocalyptic ideology. >> you would imagine that french security is continually on alert after the "charlie hebdo" attacks in january. does this make it more disturbing they could undertake this successful an attack now. i mean, how did they slip past french security without a hint? >> well, there was intelligence indicators leading up to this. i know there was one a few days ago, where six were arrested, they were under the control of the adherent who is now in custody in norway. and also there was a report that german intelligence had intercepted a vehicle who was moving weapons -- automatic weapons through germany into france. so these are the little indicators, but you can't protect every place at