the plane was traveling from a city in the mountains to islamabad when it crashed on wednesday. everyone on board was killed. melinda: new this morning, police have released new video that could help identify the suspect who killed a police officer. officials believe this person earlier this week, charges were dropped against one man after surveillance video proved he was not at the scene of the crime. tim: right now, rescue crews in indonesia are searching through rubble after an earthquake. they're looking for survivors and the remains of victims. more than 100 people are confirmed dead after the 6.5 magnitude earthquake. hundreds of buildings were destroyed in the quake which hit just before dawn on wednesday. melinda: a 6.5 earthquake hit off the coast of california but there are no reports of injuries or damage. the us geological survey says the quake hit early thursday morning about 100 miles off the california coast. people in the town of ferndale felt shaking. >> i just thought (inaudible) was shaking. >> yes, i felt the earthquake in eureka. it was long, it kind of roll

the plane was traveling from a city in the mountains to islamabad when it crashed on wednesday. everyone on board was killed. tim: right now, rescue crews in indonesia are searching through rubble after an earthquake. they're looking for survivors and the remains of victims. more than 100 people are confirmed dead after the 6.5 hundreds of buildings were destroyed in the quake which hit just before dawn on wednesday. melinda: a 6.5 earthquake hit off the coast of california but there are no reports of injuries or damage. the us geological survey says the quake hit early thursday morning about 100 miles off the california coast. people in the town of ferndale felt shaking. >> i just thought (inaudible) was shaking. >> yes, i felt the earthquake in eureka. it was long, it kind of rolled, but it was long. melinda: again, no damage reported after the earthquake, but san francisco's public transit system did slow down yesterday as a precaution. tim: new this morning, a pair of conjoined twins successfully separated. the two-year-old girls were joined at the sternum down to the pelvis

. >> in 2001, i was the cia station chief in islamabad, pakistan. had responsibility for all intelligence gathering operations in both pakistan and afghanistan. >> in august of 2001, we first got word that these eight individuals, including two young americans, had been arrested by taliban security in kabul. the u.s. embassy procured the assistance of pakistani lawyer and he is dealing with the legal authorities inside afghanistan. this was not an intelligence matter for us at that point. so gathering information concerning these arrestees was not high in our priority list. in fact it was basically off the bottom. >> the cell was a concrete room with a concrete floor. the room was very dirty. chipped paint. i would write in my journal. i'd be sitting in the cold with a blanket. o lord jesus, i struggle so much with fear here. every moment of every day, i battle with the fear that either a taliban or an angry terrorist will kill me. >> the taliban actually had serious evidence against these people. in fact, they had broken taliban law. it seemed pret

islamabad. bad -- the bodies have been taken to a local hospital for identification. emergency workers have been deployed in the search. reporter: amateur video captures the moment of the flight crashing into the slope of the mountain in northern pakistan. doctors and soldiers are on the scene, but it is believed after survived. airport, relatives gathered, including this man whose cousin was on board. >> he was an electrical engineer. ax months ago, he started job. he was coming back from holiday. reporter: the airplane took off down 20tral and came miles from the capital of islamabad. to the have been taken local hospital 12 miles from the crash site. 3 foreigners were amongst more than 40 passengers. also on board was a popular, if controversial, preacher junaid j amshed. he was a previous popular pop star before turning to religion. man. was a good a national treasure. i'm sad of his death and that of his family. country suffered major air disasters in the past, and the prime minister has expressed deep sorrow. the airplane was suffering from engine problems, and

embassy in islamabad. in the last 24 hours. >> in tehran this morning, millions of people are shouting "death to the shah, death to carter." that is followed by the cry "god is great." >> these groups are very hard to dissuade. these people believe that god is on their side. that is a very powerful form of delusion. >> by the end of the year, it was clear that the united states was so ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that had happened in the '70s. >> new year's eve, end of the decade but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979, we take a deep breath and realize we're on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the islamic world is this crisis, and the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our breath, we should have been thinking, how can this get worse? >> it sounds like the most futile observation possible, but i'm going to make it anyhow. we have to find a way to stop terrorism. it is growing at a scary rate. terror is a ne

trying to transport people from one small city to another or from a small city to the capital of islamabad case. the plane went down in good weather but there was a may day call from the cockpit, the pilot talking about the possibility of an engine problem. also on the plane a pakistani pop star who has turned to an evangelical recently. we are told he was likely dead and killed on board. the military said so far they have recovered 40 bodies. it is likely everybody on board perished. the trouble is pakistan has a spotty record with aviation accidents. we count at least 13 passenger aircrafts involved in fatal crashes just in the last 20 years or so. then if you talk about this airline in particular, pakistan international airlines, six involving that particular carrier since 1979. so this is a smaller plane. this is not a jet. it's a turbo prop. what we would call in the states a puddle jumper. this plane involved in this terrible accident, one witness on the ground saying the plane was off course if it was headed for islamabad. what happened and why, we don't have the details of that now

it was heading to islamabad from the northern part of the country. search crews are heading to the crash site. we'll of course continue to update the story and follow breaking news bringing you the very latest developments on air and online. >> let's get a live look right now from oakland, and a developing story this morning, recovery efforts in the devastating oakland warehouse fire are expected to come to the end very soon. they've almost cleared the entirety of that building. these are live pictures of the warehouse from our chopper. here is what we know about the fire right now. 36 people were killed in that fire. that number has stayed the same for more than a day now. all but one of the victims has been identified, although not all their names have been released. authorities don't expect to find anymore victims. city leaders yesterday declared a state of emergency in the hopes of receiving more money to help out with recovery efforts. right now, as pete suratos has been reporting all morning long, investigators are trying to figure out what sta

the plane was traveling from a islamabad when it crashed on wednesday. everyone on board was killed. tim: right now, rescue crews in indonesia are searching through rubble after an earthquake. they're looking for survivors and the remains of victims. more than 100 people are confirmed dead after the 6.5 magnitude earthquake. hundreds of buildings were destroyed in the quake which hit just before dawn on wednesday. melinda: a 6.5 earthquake hit off the coast of california but there are no reports of injuries or damage. the us geological survey says the quake hit early thursday morning about 100 miles off the california coast. people in the town of ferndale felt shaking. >> i just thought (inaudible) was shaking. >> yes, i felt the earthquake in eureka. it was long, it kind of rolled, but it was long. melinda: again, no damage reported after the earthquake, but san francisco's public transit system did slow down yesterday as a precaution. melinda: an earthquake triggers right now, those tsunami warnings have been canceled. a powerful earthquake shook the i

it was en route for the northern city to the capital islamabad. it crashed shortly after takeoff. they reported engine problems before losing contact. you are dw news live from berlin. time magazine names donald trump person of the year. not a universally popular choice among twitter users. we will show you what we mean. making money from the sick. it british walked dogs -- british watchdogs slap a fine on pfizer. and we will be back with more world news on the other side of a 62nd break -- 60-second break. brent: welcome back. our top stories. d syrian government is claimin seized control of the reb held city. western powers and rebel groups are calling for an immediate five day cease-fire to allow for civilian evacuations. the attire announces his resignation three days after a referendum on constitutional change. the u.s. has been commemorating the so-called day of infamy when japan's attack on the naval base of pearl harbor brought america into world war ii. in the united states, time magazine has named president-elect donald trump its person of the year. the accolade has been

officials say it was heading to the country's capital islamabad when it lost contact with the control tower. search crews are heading to the crash site. we'll continue to bring you the latest on air and online. >>> more breaking news on this wednesday morning. a powerful earthquake in indonesia leaves at least 94 dead and disaster officials say that number is expected to rise. right now emergency crews are frantically trying to save people still trapped in the debris of collapsed buildings. the magnitude 6.5 quake hit off the coast of acha province last night. more than 40 buildings including mosques, homes and schools completely leveled. the usgs says there's no risk of a tsunami. this is the same region devastated by a 9.1 magnitude quake back in 2004. >> we remember it well. after several emotionally exhausting days now, recovery efforts from the devastating oakland warehouse fire are close to over. now the city is seeking help moving forward. leaders have declared a state of emergency in hopes of receiving more money to help with recovery efforts. all but one of the 36 people who

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the pakistan international airlines plane was traveling from a northern city to the capital, islamabadofficials say it lost contact with air traffic control around 4:00 p.m. local time on wednesday. authorities say the pilot reported a failure in one of the engines. investigators are probing the exact cause of the crash. an airline official says two austrians, a chinese man and a famous pakistani pop star are among the dead. >>> indian police recovered a large stash of demonetized bank notes from a train on wednesday. it comes in the aftermath of a government decision to remove high demnomination notes from circulation, an attempt to battle underground money. that's led to chaos at banks as people try to exchange the old ones for new ones. a total of 3.5 million rupees or more than $50,000 u.s. dollars was discovered on the train in the country's east. since the government announced mid last month, there have been several similar cases of people dumping bundles of cash. prime minister narendra modi said withdrawing the notes is a way to fight rapid corruption and tax evasion. researche

the plane was scheduled to land in islamabad. sources say the plane has crashed. 47 people were on board. we will continue to follow this story elect donald trump has been named time magazine person of the year. he took the title after winning an unexpected victory over hillary clinton in november's presidential election. he was chosen from a shortlist that also included mrs clinton and russian president vladimir putin. a milwaukee church catches fire overnight...leaving the sanctuary seriously damaged this happened at 12th and brown deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with what we know about the investigation this happened at all saints there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. when our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building ....hosing down the roof. mfd responded to all saints fellowship christian church some time after one a-m.... fire officials say it appears the blaze started inside the building...but the

the plane was traveling from the scenic mountain resort to islamabad when it went down yesterday morning bursting into flames. pakistan international airlines has confirmed that all 42 passengers and five crew members were killed in the crash. south korea's president maybe imp introduce a motion yesterday that has to be voted on within 72 hours. the move sets up a likely vote tomorrow on whether to suspend her powers. the motion needs two-thirds approval to pass. if impeached, the country's constitutional court has 180 days to decide if the president should be unseated or not. south korea's president is accused of allowing a longtime friend to manipulate government affairs and extort businesses. last week -- the president offered to resign if the transition of power. if you're looking for things to do over the holidays, or places to take the visiting family, the milwaukee art museum should be on the list. there's a lot going on down by the lake. carl joins us now with wind chills in the single digits. expect flurries and some light snow showers throughout the day. high temperatures will

the flight was scheduled to land in islamabad. 47 people were on board. we will continue to follow this story and bring you any updates. a milwaukee church catches fire sanctuary seriously damaged this happened at 12th and brown deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with what we know about the investigation this happened at all saints fellowship christian church... there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. when our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building ....hosing down the roof. mfd responded to all saints fellowship christian church some ti fire officials say it appears the blaze started inside the building...but the cause is under investigation. it's unclear how this will impact the church's bible study scheduled for tomorrow night...or services on sunday. fire officials estimate damage to the church is about 100 thousand dollars reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news a man hit by a car overnight is in very critical condition. milwaukee police say the 61-year-old walked into the by a pass

it occurred in a christian neighbourhood in a town 340 kilometres south of islamabad.mitted that 26 women may have been fertilised by sperm from the wrong man. utrecht university medical centre is blaming what it calls a "procedural error" between april 2015 and november 2016. half of the couples who underwent treatment are pregnant or have already had children. the clinic says they have been informed. 13 peruvians have died in the township of machente after a bus fell 300 metres into a ravine. the accident happened in the central peruvian region of ayacucho. the bus was headed towards huanta, in the district of ayna san francisco, according to peruvian media reports. one person is still unaccounted for. customs officials in china have seized more than three tonnes of pangolin scales, in what they say, is the country's biggest—ever case, involving parts of the endangered animals. pangolins are among the most trafficked mammals on earth, because their scales are used in traditional medicine in china. german prosecutors say that a ao—year—old tunisian man has been detain

the pakistan international airlines flight lost contact with the plane was scheduled to land in islamabad. sources say the plane has crashed. 47 people were on board. we will continue to follow this story and bring you any updates. milwaukee firefighters respond to a church fire overnight the blaze took out part of the roof deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with the latest investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire at all saints fellowship christian church... fire officials tell us they think the fire firefighters were called to the church at 12th and brown around 1 a-m it was a one alarm fire. they spent a lot of their time on the roof of the structure..hosing it down. no one was injured. officials estimate about 100 thousand dollars worth of damage to the building according to the church's facebook page..they have bible study scheduled tomorrow night...and services on a man hit by a car overnight is in very critical condition. milwaukee police say the 61-year-old walked into the street near hampton and appleton...and then was hit by a

the plane crashed in a village near the town of haverhill and land.ver .t was traveling to islamabad a strong underwater earthquake has killed almost 100 people and destroyed dozens of buildings in indonesia. hundreds of people have been injured. the quake was a 6.5 magnitude that struck. more than 100,000 people died after an earthquake triggered a devastating tsunami. is endingime minister the speculation. he says he will resign a few hours from now. on sunday he said he would quit after voters overwhelmingly rejected a constitutional reform referendum. to stay onnt tried to provide political and economical stability. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am erik johnson and this is bloomberg. mark? mark: investors will be closely watching frankfurt tomorrow. the final policy decision of the most economists expecting the bank to extend beyond march of the current rate. how will it affect the euro? joining us now, jeremy stretch. jeremy? i have to bring this up. i was just showing it and at the top of the hour,

. >> these are pictures from the islamabad airport where the plane was heading. the turboprop aircraft went down shortly after takeoff this morning. went down on a mountainous region near afghanistan. rescue and recovery crews went back to the scene to look for possible survivors. earthquake struck indonesia today. rescuers are searching mosques and homes and business that's are leveled. earth movers were brought in to get people trapped under all that and it's believed there could still be dozens buried in the rubble. >>> famed astronaut and former senator john glen is in the hospital tonight. the fifth person in space and first to orbit the earth and he's said to be in declining health. glenn has been hospitalized more than a week at ohio state university's james cancer center. john glenn >>> here's the story that has got an lot of attention today. a new report out showing that our math skills in the nation are really lagging behind. this is all part of something called the program for international student assessment. every three years 15-year-olds from across

the plane went down 75 miles northwest of islamabad. the airline is trying to reach flight that killed 71 people last week and prosecutors retained the secretary and mechanic overnight and raided the airline's offices. >>> investigators don't believe the oakland warehouse fire was set intentionally. the investigation is focused on whether a refrigerator or other electrical appliances sparked it. the death toll remains at 36 and officials don't expect that numb t video from inside the warehouse just an hour before it went up on flames on friday have been posted online. oakland officials have now declared a local state of emergency there. >>> search teams are working as hard as they possibly can to rescue people from a terrible earthquake in indonesia. rain and blackouts are making it much more difficult right now. so far, they have pulled four people out of the wreckage alive. 97 people died in the 6.5 quake. hundreds of aide workers are handing out bottles and supplies who need it now. hospitals are overcrowding with people who were hur

the pakistan international airlines plane had a total of 48 passengers on board the flight to islamabad. officials say the plane crashed in a village just 45 miles from its destination. the airline confirming in a statement the control tower lost contact with the flight shortly after take off. officials say it is unlikely there will be any survivors. the fight to re-take mosul rages on despite a setback in the battle to defeat advance deeper into mosul---isis militants launch an overnight attack in the southeastern part of the city. residents are seen fleeing the war torn area today ---some waving white cloths as they seek safety. the iraqi military says it's troops came under heavy attack from isis militants after taking over a hospital in a nearby neighborhood. toss to weather. a mix of clouds and sunshine blustery conditions. temperatures will reach into the upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. overnight lows with drop into the teens with wind chills in the single digits. another mostly cloudy and blustery day in store thursday with a few flurries. our next chance for accumulatin

the pakistan international airlines flight carrying 48 people including the crew was headed for islamabaduse of the crash still under investigation. in media right now, officials say at least 97 people have been killed in a powerful earthquake. the 6.5 magnitude quake hit the aceh province early wednesday morning as residents were preparing for prayers. rescuers are right now combing through rubble for survivors, many homes, many mosques have been destroyed, also a hospital in the area as well. officials say they expect the death toll to rise. let's hope for the best over there. >>> that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. east american the situation room. for our international viewers, amanpour is coming up next. for our viewers here in north america, "newsroom" with ana cabrera starts right after a quick break. ♪ the itsy bitsy spider went up the waterspout. down came the rain and clogged the gutter system creating a leak in the roof. luckily the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattr

rescue crews are at the crash site of a plane that went down north of islamabad.airline officials say 48eople were on board and all are now presumed dead. the cause of the crash not clear. pakist pakist pakistani military says 36 bodies have been recovered. we'll bring you updates as we receive them. >>> coming up, the latest on the oakland warehouse fire. what the city knew about the conditions inside after video obtained by nbc news shows police officers walking through the warehouse in october. more next on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. on prescriptns. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i

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the twin engine propeller plane was on its what i to islamabad. >>> the search for bodies in the oaklandia, warehouse fire ended but the investigation continues. police say 36 people died. this fast-moving fire started during a party, trapping dozens of people in this two-story warehouse we know has been called the ghost ship and we're learning it's a building neighbors reported as a safety and health hazard. cnn correspondent paul vercammen is joining me live from oakland. paul, the search of this building is done. what's the latest word on the cause? >> reporter: ana, just moments ago we saw agents with alcohol, tobacco, firearms, federal agents, walk into the warehouse now that it's safe and secure. their focus, an area on a back wall where they say there were a lot of appliances. off camera, one of the residents said to me he felt like that fire may have started on the first floor in that area. that's what we'll look into and hopefully we'll learn more when they come back out. >> i know you're learning more about previous complaints regarding the warehouse. what details have you unco

international airlines said this plane lost control and contact with the control tower heading to islamabad. it was an hour-long flight. the plane was carrying 48 people. of course, this is early hours. and as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. we'll be right back. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> president-elect donald trump talking tough last night on terror at a thank you rally. listen. >> we're not going to be a fleeted military anymore. [ applause ] from now on it's going to be america first. we will stop racing to topple foreign -- and you understand this, foreign regimes that we know nothing about. that we shouldn't be involved with. instead, our focus must be on defeating terrorism and destroying isis. >> donald trump said this yesterday and this just hours after president obama delivered his final address on national security at the air force base in florida. the president was speaking to u.s. troops. and on

international airlines jet went down shortly after take-off the flight was headed for the capital islamabad. it's believed all 48 on board the atr-42 turbo prop plane were killed. jonathan: must-see pictures from aleppo. this is in syria. amidst the new development in a civil war you can see what is happening with the city. president obama calling for immediate cease-fire and calling for russia and iran to estimated 200,000 people left in aleppo. they are now running out of food, water and medicine and situations being described as dire. michelle: the trial of the man who shot nine people it at an african-american church began today. this morning final jury selection in the dylann roof case. at one point roof was going to represent himself but he changed his mind. roof will still act alone in sentencing phase. if convicted he could face the death penalty. joth remember the heroes that fought back during the attack on pearl harbor. in this abc news salutes report, lindsey mastis shows us how miles per hours are -- how americans are making good on the promise. lindsey: thanks to social media,

ashley: yeah, pakistan international airlines, a flight to islamabad.e have reports now more than 20 bodies have been recovered. the question is, what caused this? was it terror? it's up near kashmir and this airline has a dreadful safety record. europe banned it flying to europe nine years ago because of safety concerns. stuart: okay. where are the markets going to open? a tad higher for the opening. i'm going to call it dead flat after a series of record highs. take a look at apple for the i-6 s battery. more on that later. the stock is not effective by the 6-s battery problem. president-elect trump says that tax cuts are coming. >> first on taxes. we are a going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in america inventory had. this includes lowering the tax rate on business from 35% all the way down to 15%. and massive tax cuts, by the way, for middle class workers. the biggest, biggest since reagan, actually bigger than reagan. stuart: all right, liz peek. nobody seems to be in any doubt that we will get a sharply lower corpora

in islamabad. wherever you're watching around the world, thanks very much for joining us. up first, president-elect donald trump celebrates the art of the deal that saved 1,000 jobs. right now, trump and vice president-elect pence are flying to indianapolis where they'll visit a carrier air conditioning plant next hour. carrier agreed to keep about 1,000 jobs in the united states in exchange for incentives from the state of indiana and the federal government. no details yet on what those incentives include. but trump supporters say the agreement shows he is keeping his promise to save american jobs even before he takes office. our national correspondent suzanne malveaux is joining us live from indianapolis right now. suzanne, give us a little preview of this important visit by the president-elect and the vice president-elect. >> sure, wolf. about an hour or so, they're actually going to be on the floor, the plant floor, where ironically ten months ago it was the owners who announced to employees they were losing their jobs, that their jobs were going to mexico. that is whe

expand, bust through our limits and build more are comments watched very closely in beijing and islamabad. >> so, barbara, beyond nuclear weapons, when vladimir putin invites donald trump to enter into a relationship that will take things to a qualitatively new level, where in the world will we see the effects of that new relationship the most quickly? >> reporter: it's fair to say mr. putin is looking for an economic relationship. the russians want the economic sanctions lifted. the oil prices have fallen. their economy is suffering under sanctions by all accounts. they want to get cash. so what they're looking for is an economic relationship with the u.s. and with the world state. the problem for the united states is, i think military commanders will tell you, they don't feel they can trust putin. he's not pulling out of crimea or eastern ukraine. definitely not pulling out of the middle east, of syria. this is where he wants russia to have influence. this is where vladimir putin wants russia to be back as a world power on the global stage, and he is succeeding at those goals in those p

48 people crashed in a village about 45 miles northwest of its definition in pakistan's capital islamabad flaming wreckage of the plane that you can see in the video we actually obtain was taken by a local freelance journalist. a pakistan international airlines official initially said they lost contact with the flight before the crash was confirmed. officials say all on board are likely dead including one of the countries best-known musicians. next up, i'll speak with roland martin about what happened last night at texas a&m university when protesters clashed with a white nationalist invited to speak on campus. this of the afternoon, the naacp will hold a news conference on the shooting death of former nfl player knight. about how the road rage incident was investigated by officials. look at this... a silicon valley server farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, digital id cards... or even file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just

officials say the airline lost contact with the plane on this domestic flight heading to islamabad. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you developments. >>> the exact orgen and cause of the deadly oakland warehouse fire is still a mystery. but we do know more. for instance, the city received 21 complaints about the "ghost ship" warehouse over three decades. the most recent complaint came just three weeks before the inferno. and it was about trash and debris around the building. at least 36 people died during friday's electric dance party at that warehouse. >>> a controversial abortion bill called the heart beat bill is now sitting on ohio governor john kasich's desk. ohio state lawmakers approving legislation banning abortions the moment the heart beat of a fetus is detected. that usually happens about six weeks into a preg daens. if governor kasich signs the so-called heart beat bill into law, it will be one of the toughest restrictions on abortion in the nation. >> now, usually the law is set out by the supreme court says that after the period in roe v. wade is when states

witnesses said the plane burst into flames and went down about 50 miles outside islamabad.aid jamshed, a well-known pakistani singer-turned- evangelical muslim cleric, was among those killed. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. and five other western nations are calling for a new cease-fire in aleppo, syria in a bid to get civilians out. they also accused russia today of blocking efforts to end the bloodshed. meanwhile, syrian government troops and their allies pushed deeper into eastern aleppo. they now control about 75% of what was the rebel-held area of the city. >> woodruff: back in this country, a bipartisan bill to speed federal drug approvals and bolster research, overwhelmingly passed the senate today. president obama promised to sign the $6 billion measure. it includes funding for vice president biden's moonshot effort to find a cure for cancer, and for a stepped-up campaign to fight opioid abuse. >> sreenivasan: senators also paid tribute today to vice president biden. he served there for 36 years, representing delaware. he was

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this is about 77 miles north of the capital islamabad, the flight's final destination, and the aircraft atr-42, that's a twin turbo prop. it's used for short haul flights. it's the same type of plane that crashed in endish indonesia in of last year. that one crashed into a mountainside killing all 54 on board. there was a may day call we understand. the plane dropping off radar. pakistan's aviation secretary saying the plane had engine problems. but that's as much as we know at this point in terms of a cause, craig. >> 48 presumed dead there, that is the headline. kelly, thank you. >>> meanwhile, at least 94 people have died, 128 others hurt after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that hit early this morning in indonesia. more than 150 buildings leveled. the government there says heavy equipment now being used to search for any victims in that rubble. ♪ i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medi

in islamabad. wherever you're watching around the world, thanks very much for joining us.es the art of the deal that saved 1,000 jobs. right now, trump and vice president-elect pence are flying to indianapolis where they'll visit a carrier air conditioning plant next hour. carrier agreed to keep about 1,000 jobs in the united states in exchange for incentives from the state of indiana and the federal government. no details yet on what those incentives include. but trump supporters say the agreement shows he is keeping his promise to save american jobs even before he takes office. our national correspondent suzanne malveaux is joining us live from indianapolis right now. suzanne, give us a little preview of this important visit by the president-elect and the vice president-elect.

says the pakistan international airlines flight crashed just moments after takeoff, 45 miles from islamabadat the plane was on fire before it hit the ground. he says it's unlikely that anyone survived. we'll keep watching that story throughout the morning. >>> another alert right now. at least 97 people are dead after a powerful earthquake rocks indonesia overnight. you can see entire buildings just left in ruins. that tremor crumbling them to the ground. right now rescue crews are scouring the area for anyone that might be trapped under that rubble. more than 200 homes and businesses were destroyed when the quake hit just before sunrise. >>> back here at home, a sheriff now lashing out and defending his department after the road rage shooting death of football star joe mcknight. ronald glasser now charged with manslaughter four days after being released without charges in louisiana. the sheriff slamming critics who blamed the delay on race. he says 160 witnesses were interviewed and no one said anything about it being a racially motivated crime. listen here. >> for those who have criticize

>> i agree with general hertling, it degrades their ability to attack, whether it's in islamabad or saudi arabia, or their focus is on staying alive, which is good for us. but at the end of the day, as general hertling said, this is a movement that it's much deeper than baghdadi. we could kill him tomorrow and the islamic state would continue on. these clerics are easily replaceable. it's an ideology that's widespread. it's based on an ideology in saudi arabia. it's old, it's going to be around for a long time. until there's some sort of political settlement in the middle east, where sunnis feel safe, you're always going to have the risks these people are going to revert to this irrational violence. so we do have to, if we have the opportunity to assassinate baghdadi, we have to drive the islamic state into the ground, as quickly as we can. but at the same time, we have to come up with a political solution to replace it. >> general hertling, let me ask you. we don't know the answer to this question yet, but do we have signals that give us a sense as to if and how president donald trump wi

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that they need to have a decentralized government and certain things need to be handed over, now if islamabad. [inaudible] if they recognize that they are an independent sovereign country, then i think they can move along and go back to the understanding that the president invested in 2014. the first place was the pakistani military, and he had a great friendship with the former military chief, but this was the core problem. ultimately they were not willing to concede that it sees them as an independent country, as a neighbor, and are there other things that they can do. i can see from a very pragmatic tactical point of view that the official people involved in these kind of negotiations now know their positions. they know their positions well. we are beyond the era. [inaudible] think people in capital are aware of that. [inaudible] that is the key thing between the two. that's why a lot of these processes already look, although they look great on paper, they do not succeed. i think two months back we reported this, but there was a very revealing letter by a former taliban official who was in

foreign service officers in dali and islamabad in making sure they have conversations on these issues is really important and have a modest goals. do they look at kind of india, afghanistan, pakistan concerns a little bit? we know india is not going to leave afghanistan. that's another area we can have some modest improvements in the issues. finally i was sad as opposing point we have it mentioned and there's a lot of space for collaboration between india and pakistan the merits has been. there can be joint projects under development and economic engagement. these are really important because when conflict does happen, sometimes the countries need to show they are stopping something or halting something so they can assess the situation. you need to have these other levers to push and pull and having a development in broad economic engagement can allow for that to give both sides some breathing room and the support is there an airbus political and it would those long-term goodwill, whereas the security development side isn't as easily done. >> great, thanks so much. >> thank you. i fol

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the small twin engine propeller aircraft was flying to islamabad when it crashed in the village about 45 miles northwest of the city. >>> opening statements are under way in the federal trial of dylann roof, charged with killing nine african-american parishioners at a charleston church. the judge gave the jury instructions before prosecutors began laying out their case against roof. >>> having a positive attitude could help you live longer. harvard university researchers tracked the health of 70,000 women and those who were considered to be the most optimistic had a 30% lower risk of early death than the least optimistic women. >>> and sprint is giving pokemon go users some reasons to come into their stores. beginning on monday, more than 10,000 sprint stores will turn into pokey stops and gyms. players will be able to collect in game items to help advance their game and perhaps more importantly recharge their phones. that is the news update this hour. ty, back to you. >> you're optimistic, right? >> very optimistic. >> you will live long. >> i hope. and prosper. >> donald trump narro

using our ambassadors in the region, connecting kind of the us foreign service officers in delhi and islamabadnd making sure they are having conversations on these issues and really important and having modest goals, so not solving kashmir. kashmir is not a modest goal. do we look at india and pakistan concerns a bit. do you kind of phase into that conversation? india is not going to leave pakistan and that's another area we can have some kind of modest improvements in the issues. finally, i would say as a closing point we have not mentioned economic engagement or department issues yet and i think there is a lot of space for collaboration between pakistan and there always has been in the business community. there can be joint projects on development and economic engagement and these are really important because-- when conflict does happen sometimes the countries need to show they are stopping something or halting something so they can assess the situation and you need to have these other leaders to push and pull and i think having a development and economic engagement allow for that and to giv

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now, if islamabad, the military government, the military establishment, which is of course, which of course runs this policy, and the civilians i think already agree on this, if they recognize that afghanistan is independent sovereign country, then i think they can move along and go back to the understanding that president ghani invested a lot of, most of his political capital on, in 2014, when he assumed office, the first place was that the pakistani community had quarters and he had a great personal relationship with the former pakistani military chief, but this was the core problem, ultimately the pakistani military establishment was not willing to concede that it sees afghanistan as independent sovereign country, as a neighbor, and then there are other things that the two states can do, and i can see from pragmatic, practical point of view that the officials, people involved in these kinds of negotiations now know their positions well. they know each other well. they know their positions well. we are beyond the era of claims that i think at least people in kabul are very clear ab

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