to tina isa would have been just that.t the audio tape proved what many jurists would have found difficult to accept -- >> you can hear in her voice, her parents were murdering her. there's not a whole lot you can say. it's, as i said, earlier the most horrifying thing i ever hope to hear. and -- it's just-- it's incomprehensible. >> the medical examiner did not hear the audiotape until some time after the trial. but he wasn't surprised by what it revealed. >> i was able to parallel the information that was provided on the tapes with information that i simply saw with my own eyes looking at the dead body on the morning that i did the autopsy. as far as i am concerned, her death is intentional homicide. >>> for almost 20 years a young woman was believed to be missing in the dense colorado mountains. but 12 small pine needles and a clump of hair suggested that investigators narrow their search to an area 9,000 feet above sea level. this is how forensic plant ecology helped solve a very cold case. >> after graduating from col

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isa? >> i'm sure they are. a town that lost 16 students and two teachers. thanks very much. >>> you are watching cnn news room. still to come, new signs a ground invasion may be eminent in yemen. the final day of the arab league summit. nuclear negotiations with iran hit a snag. the key issues threatening tuesday's deadline. both stories here on cnn. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. new flonase outperforms the #1 allergy pill, so you will inhale life. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and 6 is greater than 1. so roll down your windows, hug your pet, dust off some memories, make new ones. new flonase. 6 is greater than 1. this changes everything. >>> welcome back to cnn news room. leaders are expected to combat growing security threats in yem yemen. they will demand fighters leave yemen's capitol

. >>> i'm isa soares in london. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin this hour with a scene of utter carnage in the capital of yemen. the terror group isis claims it carried out a series of bombings of two shiite mosques killing or wounding hundreds of people. some survivors have been taken to jordan for treatment, and saudi arabia is sending urgently needed medical aid. our senior international correspondent has our report and we have to warn you. the images you are about to see are graphic. >> reporter: a staggering death toll well over 130 dead over 200 injured. san sana's capital, and hitting at the busiest time of the week. two key shia mosques in sana from the hutie movement. suggestions, and the plastic blasts used by the suicide bombers. after the first rushed in a second device outside, each of these mosques, targeting those rescuers. that perhaps, is behind the large numbers of dead here but adds a troubling extra element to the instability and unrest across yemen here where the government was swept out of

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isa. >> that is so sad.uch. >>> more than 45,000 egyptians have fled libya since video surfaced showing the beheadings of 21 coptic christians. this is according to a newspaper. some have flown home and thousands of others made the journey in to equip. this is according to the newspaper. they. >>> iran's president says a nuclear deal with international powers is within reach. they took a break on friday and are expected come back to the table to try to wrap up a deal that is closer but not finished. we have a report on how negotiations stand as the clock comes down. >> we recognize that fundamental decisions have to be made now and they don't get any easier as time goes by. it's time to make hard decision s. >> reporter: with the u.s. and iran planning to rejerusalem gosh sum -- resume negotiations. >> this in the days ahead we will stay at this. we have not yet reached the finish line but make no mistake, we have the opportunity to try to get this right. it is a matter of political will. >> reporter: with t

let's get more from cnn's isa soares. hey, isa. >> reporter: good morning john and christine.the eclipse has already started. if you are seeing images it is a sizeable chunk taken off the sun. you can see that parts of europe will be able to see it. parts of north africa and middle east and north asia. we are starting to see the strongest in places like the islands as well. they will see a full solo eclipse. completely covered. full darkness expected. it will last between 1:30 or slightly longer than that. john hotels have been booked since 2008. people here where i am have been cueing up for quite a while. as you can see from the skies, it is very very cloudy. people have been cueing because they are trying and hoping to make the most of the telescopes that are just behind me. here it is so cloudy there is concern they won't be able to see the full or partial eclipse. we are expecting about toughly 20 minutes it will go slightly darker. that is what we are told. that is what many people here are expecting to see. the last one in 1999. the next one will be in 2026. so exactly

i'm isa suarez. we'll be back with another hour of our top stories in just a moment.n the relief efforts in vanuatu. we have people on the ground to tell us exactly what is happening. do stay right here with cnn. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> two deadly explosions rock a christian community near lahore pakistan. details continue to come in. we'll have the latest. >>> little remains in vanuatu after a tropical cyclone devastates the island. >>> and uncovering the truth for american veterans. why so many are waiting so long for medical treatment. >>> hello to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm isa suarez and you are watching "cnn newsroom." >>> well this hour we are following breaking news out of pakistan. at least 14 people have been killed after two suicide

alan: isa, a ti no te voy a comer, no te preocupes.ar el amor al mÁximo. >> y su val del volumen a la tele, porque el trÁnsito, el juguito, el cafÉ puede dejar huellas en su cuerpo. le traemos los remedios para luchar contra el sobrepeso. ya volvemos! alan: ahÍ estÁ isa! con un toque de miel, la vida es mÁs dulce. honey bunches of oats. en familia sabe mejor. los ricos y compartibles chicken mcnuggets de 20 piezas están a sólo $5. otra opción del dollar menu & more. a un precio del que te vas a enamorar. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sigue el consejo, despierta a dieta ♪ johnny: si usted ronca ha sido su pareja se convierte en un leÓn por las noches y no la deja dormir pues eso duele el volumen de la televisiÓn porque puede que esa sea una de las secuelas del obesidad. y ahora alejandro chabÁn nos dirÁ las huellas que puede ocasionar el sobrepeso y cÓmo borrarlas. alejandro: primero que todo y empieza el mes nacional de la nutriciÓn y el 70% del obesidad en este paÍs somos los hispanos. asÍ que sÚbale el volumen a la tele porque es para usted. los ronquidos

but isa, if you want to know where the real scandal in the report is this is it. these are blow by blow air traffic control logs from the night. more than 120 pages -- beg your pardon. more than 250 pages of logs. and what they show is that as the plane was disappearing off into the south indian ocean, calls were going backwards and forwards. have you seen it? do you know where it is? why haven't you called them? who have you called? who should we call next? meanwhile, a separate report shows the radar data there was plenty of it. and what clearly happened was a massive failure of civilian and military radar along with air traffic control that didn't control this incident but allowed it to degenerate into the mess that it became. >> let me ask you this as well richard. i was reading the underwater locator beacon battery had expired a year before the plane disappeared. what's the significance of this? >> well it's hard to tell. because we don't really know how these things -- the underwater locator beacons, according to the report as you say, does suggest that. but

i'm isa soares. thank you very much. has had. >>> happening over night an airport in chaos.d with a machati attacks a man. >>> the death toll mounts where people were worshipping at the time. >>> could millionaire robert dusk be

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matthew haller isa spokesman says a decision is immeant and could temporarily sus spent the portion of the law that impact when franchisees raise wages lumping them in with small businesses. >> we believ ordinance is discriminatory unfair and we are simply seeking equal treatment to be categorized as the small businesses they are. >> the no eggstion that they are akin to a mom and pop sandwich counter, i just think that that holds water. >> reporter: the decision to treat franchisees as large employers, "under the ordinance, franchises are treated as large businesses because they receive the benefits of being associated with a large franchise or network of many more than 500 employees." for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers. >> to find out more about how franchisees are fighting the minimum wage hike in seattle, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> that does it for "nightly business report" for tonight. >> thanks. have a great evening, everybody. and we will see you tomorrow right here. >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. >>> this time on "spark" --

the reason we put this isas a 50-50 proposition is it will come down to a matter of portugal well onhe part of the iranians. ultimately, that lies with the leadership. we are in the ballpark in terms of the gaps narrowing. we can see what this could look like. we are not there yet because the iranians have further to move on issues we care about. we are not going to make a bad deal. we have had pretty of our opportunity to accept a bad deal and have not done it. quick -- >> ben rhodes, thank you very much. ♪ >> we continue looking at u.s. israel h relations with tamara cofman wittes. also, ray takeyh. thank you for being here. >> the speech was very effective as a speech. particularly at the end when netanyahu was saying to his domestic audience and cortical base. -- political base. he said, if we need to, we will stand alone but we are not alone. america stands with us. that is the video clip his party will use. >> i thought it was unusually modest speech. the prime minister is accused of being maximalist. his demands were at a modest level. he wanted to deal with the sunset clause

. >>> i'm isa soares in london.m." >>> we begin this hour with a scene of utter carnage in the capital of yemen. the terror group isis claims it carried out a series of

i'm isa suarez. we'll be back after this break.s is the smell of baked pears, making him feel warm. then pie crust as he wonders if it's too soon to ask what's for dessert. now vanilla, reminding him of pep talks with mom and slightly inappropriate advice from dad. new air wick life scents in mom's baking the first constantly changing fragrance that acts like real life and says 'welcome home, kev-y bear.' this is him, secretly loving the name kev-y bear. air wick home is in the air. >>> one year later, loved ones, officials and the rest of the world look for answers and closure regarding flight mh370. alliance of terror, boko haram pledges allegiance to isis. >>> and russian officials continue to make arrests in the killing of nemtsov. welcome to our viewers around the

construction isae everywhere. residents refuse to leave. >> for us the solution is not leaving.s the opposite. the solution is to stay and evolve. >> alexa lives behind the pock-marked wall. >> this is your home? >> inside, he shows me where he slept every day for six months. a bomb shelter. the windows are two inch thick steel. >> gaza is that way. i have to keep this window closed. there is nothing between here and there. a missile may come directly in. we have no a lotlternative. >> people say there will be another war in the future whether we want it or not. this is our way life. he knows tlbld be another war. the israeli military did not destroy the rocket launcher that targeted him. >> my daughter told me she is afraid the same launcher will be used in the next war. >> six months later, israel is on its feet but you can feel their fear and see their wounds. nick schifrin al jazeera, sterot israel. >>> also joining us this evening from washington is nazar farzak a project on middle east democracy. thank you for your time as well. what is hamas doing to expedite the reconstr

. >> it's interesting that on the one hand you have walter isa isaacson who was not close to steve jobs, but who jobs brought in at the end to give extraordinary access. then you have brent who walked a long journey with jobs but jobs kept at arm's length toward the end of his life. how much does that arm's length relationship they had toward the end of jobs' life influence the way brent remembers and expresses about jobs now? >> i think we learned a lot about brent's relationship with steve through the reporting of the book. we came to understand that steve had a close circle of friends. he had apple and his family. those were the three great priorities in his life. if you were outside of that, he would always have those three priorities in mind first. so he decided that he didn't want brent covering fortunate anymore, but they still had a relationship, they still had a sort of friendship. >> for an executive with as much depth and as complicated as steve jobs has become known to be, how much material do you think that type of a persona could offer for the years to come? >> i think the

i'm isa soares. >> it is 7:00 p.m. in van wa to you where unicef says six people are now confirmed dead after a cyclone devastated the pacific island nation. the storm is beginning to subside it tore through the country with sustained winds up to 165 miles per hour it, roughly 270 kilometers per hour. uni sef says an estimated 160,000 people are in the disaster zone and it may take time to fully's the impact since communication systems in many of the hard hit islands remain down. >> we're not yet clear on the impact and scope of the disaster. but we fear the destruction and damage could be widespread. >> let's bring in charlie damon in vanuatu with care international, an aid group helping victims and she joins us now on the phone. tell us we just reported that relief worker is reporting unbelievable destruction. what do you see? what's the state of the city on the ground? >>. >> yes hi thank you for having me. absolutely. we woke this morning to absolute devastation here. and we did get out into the town this afternoon

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alan: isa, a ti no te voy a comer, no te preocupes.l y es lo que hace que los mÚsculos de la lengua y la garganta se agranden mucho mÁs de lo que deberÍan iba a ser que no durmamos en las noches. ¿quÉ pasa? estos mÚsculos se relajan y nos tapan las vÍas respiratorias, entre menos dormimos, menos bajamos de peso. aquÍ tengo el ejemplo, la razÓn principal, si usted quiere bajar los tipos esta noche, primero a elegirse de los cereales en la cena. y leche es puro azÚcar, puro carbohidrato, y la mayorÍa de las veces pensamos que es mÁs light, no, es puro azÚcar. tambiÉn a elegirse de los carbohidratos, aunque sea pan. johnny: en la cena estÁ totalmente prohibido tomar leche, cereal y frutas. alejandro: la fruta de noche es pura azÚcar y nos ocasiona no dormir porque el cuerpo estÁ trabajando. lo que tenemos que comer es proteÍna, pollo, pescado, carnes con ensalada. Ésta es una cena 100% saludable y le va a bajar la minera de sueÑo, es decir los ronquidos. johnny: perfecto, cuando uno tiene acidez... alejandro: maravillosa pregunta, cuando

i want to go to london and check in with isa suarez. word on one of the flight data recorders. can you bring us up to date with the latest information on that? >> reporter: we'll do carol. you're hearing from erin. the french authorities will say the priority is to identify the remains and it's a painstaking process, but let me bring you up to date on the other two angles. what you do have you have an air incident investigation and a criminal investigation. why we have a criminal investigation, because so many people died in this crash. but they have found -- they have found one of the black boxes. one of these black boxes is an orange box but it's called a black box. it's a voice recorder. i've been told as well they were expecting some news the next three hours from french authorities regarding that voice recorder. we've seen footage. you can see footage there. it is badly damaged. it is seriously badly damaged, a bit battered. the orange cylinder if we can show it close up the orange cylinder in that voice recorder is intact. they're

so they brought in isa. and they started lobbying these groups. so the vote starts coming down. and the americans are very comfortable. they know they have done their groundwork. they know they have thrown their development dollars their way. then india votes no. you see this kind -- what just happened there? ok but we still have our 2/3. then haiti. haiti votes no. and the 2/3 needed for that agreement just began to crumble. from that, you see an incredible incisive post mortem about what went wrong with that vote. and what went wrong they say is that we paid attention to everything except the wishes of the inhabitants. we paid attention to national security issues, we paid attention to where military bases were, we paid attention to what our allies wanted, but we did not pay attention to the wishes of the inhabitants and we got a bad brush back pitch in the u.n. so anything we develop now is going to have to take into account the wishes of the inhabitants. again, this is a major step, and a major piece of the naacp played in trying to help shape the u.s. foreign policy to unde

now, the man has a lot on his plate, isa, iraq syria. there's poverty monetary policy, lots of things he dealt with. but when i saw those 108 words i was not heartened by what i heard. i listen closely to what the president said he said we need better information she. gene what else we need? enhanced penalties for identity thieves. and i went i got rumbled. if you think that increasing the penalties for identity thieves from three years to six years is going to solve this problem, you fundamentally do not understand this problem. this is nonpartisan, not picking on him to come talk about policy claiming that has been loose for their defense will protect us from these massive cyber lakes is a bit like applying sunscreen and claim it will protect you from a global thermonuclear blast. it is totally inadequate to the scale and scope of the problem but that said, to be hopeful and the end had been on hopeful that because only to think of myself as optimistic, resolve the problems before. going back to world war ii we face an existential thre

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manus: what is it, is there isa hesitancy to capitulate?ichael: there are a lot of eurozone investors who want to move out. that means any rise in euro-dollar gives you the chance to sell euros and by other assets. -- buy other assets. the u.s. is a key region because the growth outlook is strong. caroline: it has been wonderful spaghetti you, if extra just -- speaking to you. manus: nigeria is up next. at a crossroads. stay with us. ♪ manus: you are watching "countdown." 6:30 in london. let's see how foreign exchange markets are due. 119 20 is where we are. inflation comes in at 2%. below estimates. household spending lowest in 13 years. pimco has a high conviction sell on yen. they said we are going to break through the 120 level. aging population, the economy maxed out. the bank of japan will have to continue to print money to keep the target from bmp, saying clearly they have a new target. 140. certainly in the longer term. pimco has higher conviction short trade going on as far as this can see his concern. -- as far as this currency is

i'm poly, reporter with "newsweek," and i've been covering the middle east conflict and isa specific about a year and a half two years. as a younger reporter i was kind of curious how you think the social mediation, and particularly twitter, have changed, and example with charlie hebdo so much of the original report and the breaking news is coming out of social media. i was sort of curious how that was different from france and the united states? i found a lot of american publications were pretty much giving all of their news through the aggregation of french publication tweets specially "le monde" them and the cover, the new cover was, of charlie hebdo after the attacks, the one with mohammad on the front holding je suis charlie. that was distributed through the "le monde," through their twitter account but i was curious if you could speak to the social media age the special when so many think tanks are kind of saying that a lot of these jihadists are coming through social media and the france is now considering that the should be some kind of cap on the internet? is it a cap on you

cartagen isa an example, where i believe we lost 10 people. they were terminated to there is an indication that -- or there is a history where we will discipline people. but again, i cannot do this on day one. i am frustrated that the agency is taking this, and rightfully so, but i have to allow this due process to take place. and then that will be our first test. our first indication of are we serious about owning people accountable. maybe this -- it is as bad as it is to say this, maybe it is good that it happened early in my tenure so we can tell the tone as we move forward. host: we want to get asked -- back to chris's for his it's there that the agents themselves do not trust director clancy. do you think that is true? guest: yeah, and the fact that it took him five days to tell them what happened shows the culture of retaliation against anybody who reports a problem. you know clarity -- clancy's response is because. he mentioned cartagena. in the case of that, with hiring prostitutes, the secret service put those agents who were not high

and by the way, we at isa have gone further and found that various sizes of companies even within the category of small businesses find different things to be cost effectiveness. so we have looked at companies with one security percent knell such as jesse -- personnel such as jesse was pointing out, and we have found there are certain things that can be done in that small a company that are not necessarily the same thing as if you have ten security people. so the reality is that if we are going to get truly broad-based, voluntary adoption of the nist framework, we are going to have to address this at the economic level and integrate this into the overall mission of our economy which is growth, innovation security profitability all tied together. >> so guidance by industry sector and guidance by industry size. >> well, those are two of the most obvious, in my opinion, ways that we could subdivide these sorts of things. i'm sure there are lots of others, but i'd be happy to start with those. >> so individual companies aren't as special as they like to think. >> well, we are all individu

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. >> james: isa under attack this morning there some people from gates running into a security vehicled done fire exchanged between and it looks like suvs according to latest reports to men inside and security detail at the get. one woman died the other has been injured taken to the shock trauma center for treatment. also local port reports weapons and cocaine were found near loans car. and that's what's coming out of the maryland this morning out of nsa headquarters. >> darya: 830 is the time any caught all on whether traffic how are things looking right now? >> george: situation right here in san leandro macarthur 3 freeway between castro valley and oakland. three san leandro have backs up backups both eastbound and not pre attraction, spawned which is a clear direction. or learn in worlds of freezing lane closures. looks as though police vehicles or performing some sort of surge. this is all just i would misinformation that we received here. and the kron 4 traffic center there is nothing official from the california highway patrol or for other agencies about what that surge was for

next to them a house full of delta force operators and finally a house full of c isa officers. not dead neighbors to have each you found yourself in that part of the world. we were given a mission one night to go into the city, we would be inserted in the middle of the night, make our way to this vacant building where they were supposed to the insurgents who were launching attacks on coalition forces. we stayed there for a few days and observed that intersection and before we would leave we would go to the roof of our makeshift house where we had a small shooting range to make sure sniper rifles were dialed in. you couldn't stand straight up on the roof because guys had been shot at from across the river before so after we got our rifles in wheat joined the marines who drove us in and dropped us off in the middle of the city. probably 3:00 a.m.. night vision goggles, head on a swivel because you never know where bullets might come from and made our way to this vacant buildings. we entered it very quietly because we didn't want anyone to know the we rather. we were going to be t

cartagen isa an example, where i believe we lost 10 people. they were terminated to there is an indication that -- or there is a history where we will discipline people. but again, i cannot do this on day one. i am frustrated that the agency is taking this, and rightfully so, but i have to allow this due process to take place. and then that will be our first test. our first indication of are we serious about owning people accountable. maybe this -- it is as bad as it is to say this, maybe it is good that it happened early in my tenure so we can tell the tone as we move forward. host: we want to get asked -- back to chris's for his it's there that the agents themselves do not trust director clancy. do you think that is true? guest: yeah, and the fact that it took him five days to tell them what happened shows the culture of retaliation against anybody who reports a problem. you know clarity -- clancy's response is because. he mentioned cartagena. in the case of that, with hiring prostitutes, the secret service put those agents who were not high

david cameron talked about possible action against isa. and my tough in a?l, yes i am tough enough to. [applause] >> how is this impression got out there? how is it that you are less popular than your party? that even your own mps can view a liability? how has that happened? >> look i don't commented on these things. i don't commented on these things. >> you must read them. >> i definitely don't read them. do you read about yourself? >> if i can avoid it no. >> exactly. you make my point for me. six weeks to go, the people here at home will make up their mind about me about the country a can of country they want. frankly, it's water off a ducks back on asleep your. >> when it was said i find my go and stand on the doorstep ed miliband is a liability, you were unaware of that? >> he's entitled to his own views. let me tell you be yourself. that's who i am. people have to decide, do they want my ideas, my principles? when i set up not just to president obama, rupert murdoch, the banks, fighting for ordinary people and do they want somebody who will put working