i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. thanks for kicking off your week with us. we're here for two hours on "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with new details about a shooting in southern israel that left two dead and 11 wounded. >> a bus station is the location. the migrant was mistaken for an attacker, but it turns out there was just one gunman. he was also killed. >> this comes as security is we'ved up across the region including construction of a wall between an arab and a jewish neighborhood in east jerusalem. the recent violence has caused john kerry to meet separately with israeli and palestinian world leaders. he says the u.s. is engaged in seeking a resolution. >> we are as deeply engaged as i can ever remember in trying to help resolve some of these very complicated explosions of sectarianism and violent extremism. >> and phil black is live in jerusalem where it is just past 9:00 monday morning. phil, as we mention, a man was accidentally killed in the chaos of this fun attack. what are you learning about this? >> we

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett.d we will have those stories in just a moment. but we begin with this breaking news. at least 30 people are dead after air strikes hit a wedding ceremony in yemen. that is according to local security officials. >> we understand this attack happened in the south western province of damar. we want to get the latest from the capital of yemen. tell us what we know about this attack and why a wedding would'ven would eastern be a target. >> it's shocking right now. over 100 were killed or injured. 30 killed, 70 injured. most of them children or women. this wedding, those killed weren't heaven houthis. the area where it took place was controlled by houthis. but innocent civilians and women were the casualties. there were six air strikes conducted at the ceremony area of the wedding, so very drastic right now. very sad for yemen, especially since this is the fourth time that a wedding has been targeted. >> a very disturbing development. we're seeing some of the first images from those injured

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church.joining us. this is "cnn newsroom." >> and we begin with mounting challenges to the u.s. military on two fronts. the pentagon takes responsibility for the deadly air strikes on a hospital in northern afghanistan. what went wrong is under review along with u.s. troop level recommendations. >> there are growing concerns about russian military escalation in syria as well. an intense round of russian air strikes is hitting the syrian provinces of homs and idlib at this point. they believe they've been targeting anti-regime forces and not isis. >> the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan said the air strikes on the hospital in kunduz saturday were a mistake. 22 people were killed, including 3 children. three separate investigations are underway. >> to be clear, the decision to provide fires was a u.s. decision made within the u.s. chain of command. the hospital was mistakenly struck. we would never intentionally target a protected medical facility. i must allow the investigation to take

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i'm errol barnett with you for the next two hours.t simmering issues between u.s. police and minorities to the fore ground, it's one of the big topics being discussed at a gathering of u.s. officials in chicago. they are expected to talk about criminal justice reform. the fbi director has started to address what he says is a growing riff between police and citizens in today's society. >> there's a line of law enforcement and a line of communities we serve, special communities of color, and i feel those lines arcing apart. through the hash tag police lives matter and hash tag black lives matter. each time somebody interprets hash tag black lives matter as anti-law enforcement, one line moves away, and each time someone interprets hash tag police lives matter as anti-black, the other line moves away. >>> meanwhile, an episode as added to the discussion. we don't know what led to this incident on monday. surely you've seen this bouncing around social media. our affiliate reports the officer was called into this room when the student refu

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i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. hour with breaking news coming into cnn. there's been a meeting between president vladimir putin and baa shar haal asaad. reports say they spoke of the fight against, quote, terrorist extremists and support for syria's military. >> matthew chance joins us live from moscow with details. matthew, the source is the kremlin it. we can read into that and say they're not trying to hide anything. what do we know? >> reporter: well, they hid, i suppose the fact that bashar al assad had traveled her last night, it seems. it's now early in the morning, to visit vladimir putin, the russian president. the news of the meeting has only just been broken on state media here in russia. and we're just getting tidbits of information about what was discussed. a few lines coming from the kremlin's spokesman confirming he was in moscow on tuesday meeting with the russian counter parts, i suppose, vladimir putin, discussing questions, this according to to the kremlin spokesman, questions linked to the conti

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. a lot of moving stories today.he latest information. israeli police say they've shot two armed men after an israeli was stabbed in the town west of jerusalem. it comes as john kerry and benjamin netanyahu prepare to meet to discuss the recent spike in violence between palestinians and israeli. >> joe biden has decided he will not run for the white house. he told reporters wednesday that while he was mourning the death of his son, the window to launch a credible campaign had closed. biden says he plans to stay active in u.s. politics. >>> new mexico police say that this man has confessed to killing a four-year-old girl in a road rage incident. he faces murder and weapons charges. the young victim was in the back of her father's car on tuesday. police say her dad and torez cut each other off and torez opened fire. >>> hillary clinton is expected to testify for hours in the coming day before the house of representatives committee on benghazi. some politicians have hinted it could be brutal. the former secretary of sta

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. day. we're here for the next two hours. this is "cnn newsroom." >> and we begin this hour in south africa with a country's most famous athlete is now a free man but only to a certain extent. oscar pistorius was sentenced to jail for killing his girlfriend almost one year ago. he received a five-year sentence but was released from prison and put under house arrest on monday, a day earlier than expected, possibly to avoid the media. >> the blade runner was found guilty of culpable murder in the murder of his girlfriend. david mackenzie joins us from outside the home of oscar pistorius's uncle's home where the athlete is staying. why exactly was he released after just one year in prison? >> reporter: well, certainly, errol, it's within the rights of south african law and quite common place for him to be released after a sixth of the sentence. for anything under five years for this culpable homicide conviction. he is in this three story plush mansion here. he was released hours earlier th

. >> and i'm errol barnett.as approved a deal with western powers that limits iran's nuclear powers and nuclear weapons program in exchange for loosening of sanctions. they say the parliament insists that international inspectors have limited access to iran's military sites. >> and breaking news for you out of israel. police say there has just been a stabbing i said dent, another one, outside of tel aviv. an emergency services spokesperson says one person was wounded and taken to a hospital, and they say the alleged attacker is being treated at the scene. this comes amid growing deadly violence between palestinians and israelis. >>> russia's defense ministry says it's taken air strikes. meanwhile the u.s. military air dropped 50 tons of ammunition and air supplies to syrian rebels on monday. >>> all right. in less than 24 hours from now, five candidates will take this stage in las vegas for the democratic presidential debate. >> and cnn is hosting the first debate. we are there las vegas, and joined with the pre

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. >> and errol barnett. this is cnn news room. >>> it's 9:00 a.m.where an opposition group says 36 people, all civilians are dead after russia unleashed military air strikes. >> a senior u.s. official says that's not what's happening at all. that official says russia is targeting opposition groups like the free syrian army which is supported by the united states. >> the u.s. secretary of state and russian foreign minister met at the u.n. on wednesday. they agreed military officials from both sides should talk soon to figure out a way of how to stay out of each other's way. that talk could come as soon as thursday. matthew chance as more on the russian air strikes from moscow. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of russia's first air strike in syria, and it's violent announcement of involvement in this brutal war. the kremlin says it's targeting isis forces. but these chaotic images are from the province where other rebel groups hold sway. moscow draws little distinction from the enemies of the syrian government allies. it look russia's parliament les