west pakistan having been attacked and talk to correspondent in the pakistan capitol islamabad and kamalems that the death toll is steadily rising. >> reporter: indeed when we last spoke it was confirmed that eight people were killed but now the hospital sources are saying they received 19 bodies so the death toll climbing to 19 many more wounded and the police are also giving intricate details about what happened and they say the attackers used an adjacent building which is under construction in order to get in the shia mosque. they had hand grenades and there were two of them armed with suicide jackets, now according to reports one of the attackers was neutralized by the internal mosque security whereas the other one blew himself up and that of course caused the most casualties and there were reports of firing and hand grenades being tossed but the death toll standing at 19 and according to the police the situation very much under control. >> kamal in islamabad thank you very much indeed. now to myanmar where the state media says 47 soldiers killed in 4 days of fighting with ethnic chi

. >> reporter: kamal karriem is a local preacher who helped organize the event. >> in mississippi therether words, i've been poor for so long, until i think that that's the way that it's supposed to be. >> reporter: the counties around columbus include some of the poorest people in the poorest state in the nation. in some areas, one-third of the people live in poverty. the columbus public school system has been largely abandoned by its white residents. 40% of the city is white yet only 10% of the city's school system is white. mississippi public schools are poorly funded and the worst performing schools in the nation. >> this school district traditionally has always had a failing grade, a "d." this is what we have to overcome. not just in education. but in every aspect of life we have to overcome the psychosis of poverty. >> reporter: which begs the question, to what extent will the area's poor benefit from the new manufacturing? manufacturing taxes supply more than a quarter of the county's school budget, but they contribute only a fraction to the city's struggling school system. cedri

let's go to our correspondent kamal hider who is there.at pictures coming in from pan stack i tv. a lot of smoke forces on the ground and emergency vehicles, what do you know about what happened? >> reporter: the attack is still ongoing. there are reports of firing explosives important well. according to an eyewitness. who of the attackers are said to have been in security forces uniforms, while others others hand grenades and were outside. it appears the crisis is now inside the shia mosque. it's situated in a posh location location. and it is also literally with the border of the. [ inaudible ] a tribal area. so it is indeed an attack still ongoing. security forces are trying to control the situation. we have report of fighting there. dozens of people wounded and they are fearing that there may be a number of people dead important well. >> for viewers worldwide help us to understand why friday is a day when this often happens in such places. >> reporter: according to the report today is friday, the mosques are jam packed with people. las

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. >>> kamal is in the capitol with more details. >> reporter: this particular mosque belonged to thehia community. more details have emerged from the police saying the three attackers used an adjacent building under construction to get into the premise but before doing that they [ inaudible ] to make sure that nobody was able to find out clues to where they came from the [ inaudible ] of course has been discovered. there were earlier reports that they came through the front gate but the inspector general of the police said that these people were wearing black clothes. two suicide bombers having jacketed packed with explosives with again -- grenades were able to get into the mosque. one of the attackers were shot before dedicating his device. the second detonated his device killing the third attacker. however, the death toll quite high and over60 wounds. >>> boko haram fighters from nigeria have attacked inside chad. as many as ten people were killed before the fighters were pushed back by the army. they crossed lake chad which separates the countries in canoes and set fires to homes.

. >> kamal, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >>> coming up, news this week thatpresident will ask for congress to authorize the use of military force against isis. a congressman on the armed services committee weighs in after the break. 73% it rushes through the scratches in the floorboards. dances up the height marks on the door. it wraps around your favorite family photos. it helps this place tell a story all your own. it's what's there in the air, when you've made your house a home. air wick home is in the air >>> chair keeps turning around. sorry about that. the results of tonight's poll. the chair is turning around. i'm getting off it. what point was the president trying to make by bringing up the crusades and jim crow? peggy says he sounds more like al sharpton than the commander in chief. i'm embarrassed for him. and christine says the lunacy has reached an all time high. he talks about crap that happened 1100 years ago. but jessica says president obama spoke the truth as he is known for doing. really, jessica? do you still have your same health care docto

kamal visited one refugee camp in pakistan where he says where registered refugees are being pressurede. >> reporter: situated on the outskirts here jalalal refugee camp is home to thousands of families and have been living here for decades, however after the attack on the army public school most were told to leave. many of them who registered here and can stay here until the end of the year have also been told they will not be able to stay in pakistan. >> translator: our advance is at a time and this is on both sides so everyone can make an easy move. >> reporter: while pakistan government says it wants to improve relations with afghanistan, a large amount will depend on what pakistan and afghanistan are able to do with populations that have been living outside their country for decades. these people have set up small livelihoods, businesses and they will have to pack all their lives in order to go back to an uncertain future in afghanistan. >> translator: when we have to leave this country where we will go in afghanistan, no shelter, no school no health facility and no food for our k

according to federal prosecutors, kamal james and crystal hawkins filed fake returns on behalf of prison inmates. they ran their now-closed business out of brick, new jersey, and seaver delaware. the couple filed false information in order to get a bigger refund back. they were arrested in an undercover sting and arrested on friday. the couple will be sentenced in may. >>> an honest philadelphia couple may have saved dozens of people of dealing with tax-time headaches when they found a stack of w-2s littered in the streets. yvette and her husband found the documents scattered near their yard in wissinoming. the tax returns showed people's names, social security numbers, dates of birth, and employment information, including their salaries. we took the papers to a tax expert who can't believe it. he tells us those affected are lucky that the santiagos are honest people. >> as a preparer you've got a responsibility to make sure that that this information doesn't get out. >> the next step is figuring out exactly how this happened. we plan to follow up with the irs tomorrow, when they're open

kamal sent this update. >> reporter: under the government's new action plan.stry of interior has made it mandatory that all phone providers within pakistan will have to reverify the sims that are issued to its customers. people who have numbers right now in pakistan will have to go show that identity paper, you can see people queuing across pakistan at the tariff company offices in order to insure that their phones are not blocked. after the deadline, any unverified sim will be automated blocked. the people will have to bring their national identity card. they have to go through a biometric process. the government says that it's doing this in order to insure that these sims are not used to commit crimes and acts of terror in the past many of the bomb blasts have that have taken place in pakistan have taken place through mobile telephones. the government wants to now ensure that there are no loopholes left there. buff importantly it has to deal with 103 million sims. a hurricane you you can leanne task by any stretch of the manage. >> the biggest night in holly

kamal hider sent this report. >> reporter: under the new action plan the minister has made it mandatory phone providers in fanning have to reverify the sims issued to its customers. people is that have numbers in pakistan have to go and show their identity papers, you can see people queing across pakistan at the telephone company offerings in order to insure that their phones are not blocked. after the deadline, any unverified sim will be automatically blocked. the people will have to bring their national identity cards. they have to go it a biometric process. now, the government says it's doing this. in order to insure that these sims are not used in heinous crimes and act of terror in the part many of the -- in the past many bomb blasts in pakistan have taken place through mobile telephones. the government want to insure that there are no loopholes left there. but importantly it has deal with 103 million sims a herculean task by any stretch of the imagination. >>> a small indian village has undergone a massive transformation over the past eight years. it now has fully paved roads wate

as kamal reports snipers can now be seen on rooftops and some teach versus been toting gun to his the. >> reporter: after the deadly attack on army public school on december 16th. the government put in new security mesh nurse order to enable the educational institutions to meet the threat. the taliban, of course, have warned of more such attacks and that has prompted the police to impart basic weapon handling and tactics to the teachers in order for them to be able to meet the first crucial minutes of any attack. and feel that they have some security. now the police, the quick reaction force will be on stand by. the government has issued emergency numbers to the institutions to call the authorities in case of an any attack. weapons will now be carried by teachers and according to the new good lines the boundary walls will have to be raised by several feet. they, of course, have to be topped off with razor wire and also the fact that everybody will be told to remain vigilant, including the teachers and the public at large to report any suspicious activity. >> by putting these security

. >> last week six-year-old sam brown from my constituency, with 10-year-old kamal from london, camel letters to him about the nhs england failure to come up with a process to allow the nhs to fund the drugs they need for morquio syndrome, which also apply to duchenne muscular dystrophy. nhs england is still dragging their heels. will the prime minister, who i know has taken an interest in this, please intervene to come up with an interim solution so that all these children can get the drugs that they need? >> i well remember meeting the honorable gentleman and the young boy with duchenne muscular dystrophy syndrome. i have looked into this. the consultation is under way and will finish at the end of april. following this, the nhs will make a decision as quickly as possible whether or not to routinely fund translarna. i have discussed this with the health secretary and we will do everything we can to help. >> in 2010 the government withdrew £80 million from five schools in my constituency. this destabilized the school in the village of ryton so much that it is being forced against th

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kamal hyder reports . all phones used within pakistan will have to be reregistered. people who have numbers right now in pakistan will have to go show their identity paper. you can see people queuing across pakistan at the telephone company offices in order to ensure that their phones are not blocked. after the deadline any unverified sim will be automatically blocked. the people will have to bring their national identity cards they have to go through a biometric process. now the government says it is doing this in order to make sure these sims are not used in actual terror, many of the bomb blasts that have taken place in pakistan have taken place through mobile telephones. the government now wants to ensure that there are no loopholes left there. but importantly it has to deal with 103 million sims. a herculean task by any stretch of the imagination. >> the former president of the maldives has appeared in court. mohamed algiv was dragged into court for trying to bribe a senior judge in 2012. >>> coming up. we will have the condition of fernando alonzo. following hi

special envoy to kamal is back in yemen. do you think that the houthis would be willing to speak to him, and perhaps reach out to the international community as well? >> again, he has failed on numerous occasions to succeed in anything. the dialogue which resulted in nothing. officials who were involved told me that those two weeks are the last two of negotiation, and mostly would be a waste of time. not taken seriously. this is what happens. in hours, this is a small portion, because [ inaudible ] ..or the opposition party. a stronghold party needs to be if he wants to be taken seriously. >> thank you for your insight >>> a television station in turkey is broadcasting a leaked conversation involving egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi. reportedly it took place after the coup that removed former president mohamed mursi from power. abdul fatah al-sisi is heard telling the head of his office to ask other states for money, and made remarks in relation to the qatari royal family and gulf countries referred to as half states.

. >> kamal, those wall it's over the shoulder there are the kremlin walls and surround the vertical power structure. it is that vertical power structure that boris nemtsov criticized so often. this murder comes at a sensitive time. it's sensitive not just geo geopolitically because of the east-west stand off over the war in ukraine but there was supposed to be a rally that boris nemtsov was supposed to be at. this will is human tragedy that has touched the hearts of mean here. >> the place where boris nemtsov died is now a shrine. this murder has shocked many. >> it's a tragedy for the whole country. >> the people like him are important in any country especially here. people who can follow their views and who are honest. >> it's hard for me to talk about it. i feel sorry for him as a person. he was murdered. i don't know if it was a provocation or not but it doesn't matter. this person was a part of our history. for some, a positive figure, for some a negative. >> this man was once thought to be a potential successor to former president boris yeltsin. but yet sunny chose the little-known

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according to federal prosecutors, kamal james and crystal hawkins filed fake returns on behalf of prison inmates. they ran their now-closed business out of brick, new jersey, and seaver delaware. the couple would file false information in order to get a bigger refund back. they were arrested in an undercover sting and convicted on friday. the couple will be sentenced in may. >>> it could have been a tax nightmare. a philadelphia couple may have saved dozens of people from identity theft and other problems after they found a stack of w-2s just littered in the street. yvette santiago and her husband found the documents near their yard in wissinoming. the tax return showed people's names, social security numbers dates of birth, and employment information, including their salaries. we took the papers to a tax expert, who is in disbelief. he tells us those affected are lucky that the santiagos are honest people. >> responsible for getting out there, because as a preparer you've got a responsibility to make sure that this information doesn't get out. >> the next step is figuring out how this h

kamal, obviously a mosque on a friday would have been packed with worshipers. >> indeed. as it is a normal routine here in pakistan and across across the islamic world this mosque belonged to the shia community. police say the attacks have used a building under construction to get into the premises. before doing that, they centralized to make sure nobody would find out where they came from. there were earlier reports they came through the front date gate but the police from the province said these people were wearing black closed, two suicide bombers having jackets packed with explosives, rifles and grenades got into the mosque. there was considerable resistance inside the mosque, which prevented one attack as it was stopped from detonate ago device the second detonated his advice killed the 30 attacker, as well. there would have been heavier casualties had it not been from vigilante action from the worshipers inside, however the death toll quite high and over 60 wounded. >> the taliban saying this was in retaliation for the execution of one of its members. >> absolutely.

according to federal prosecutors, kamal james and crystal hawkins filed fake returns on behalf of prison inmates. they ran their now-closed business out of brick, new jersey, and seaver delaware. the couple would file false information in order to get a bigger refund. they were arrested in an undercover sting and convicted on friday. the couple will be sentenced in may. >>> two children survive, but their siblings and mother are dead. now investigators near atlanta are trying to figure out why their father pulled the trigger. >>> in california police say former olympian and reality tv star bruce jenner was behind the wheel of an suv involved in a deadly multi-car crash. why officers initially investigated the paparazzi. >>> and welcome back on this sunday morning. we start out the weekend nice and mild and we're going to be milder later on this afternoon near 50 in philadelphia. but we're going to have some clouds early this morning. a live view from our cape may camera. we could even see temperatures a little higher than 50 at the beaches today. and yet, plenty of clouds in place as we

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let's welcome the ali, kamal and sonya. you're the owner of ben's chili bowl. happy anniversary. >> happy valentine's day. >> is that what it is? george and trish vanderberg. your reputation on production and both parents said don't marry each other. 46 years later it's still clicking. why? >> it's not over yet. the night's young. because it just turned out we liked each other loved each other, and we're both stubborn. if something was going wrong, we didn't head for the door and worked it out and laughed a lot. on the theory if you're not laughing you'r're crying. so we're going with that. >> sonya, when you think about for better or for worse, it's one thing to take those vows. 18 years later you have perspective on what that really means. talk about ththat. >> for better, for worse it is exactly that. you take the good and you take the bad. i think for us we work together so makes it equally interesting in that if we try not to let one thing spill over into the other if we're not having an agreement at work, we try not to let that come home with us and vice

kamal, we appreciate you joining us this morning.latest developments. thanks so much. >> my pleasure. >>> kurt busch is out at the daytona 500 as his ex-girlfriend makes claims act his behave and she says there are other victims out there. >> had a lot of women come forward to me from the nascar community to say they were also abused and that they're being harassed by other team members. >> we'll have more from that interview next hour. >>> plus it's not only the best movies of the year getting the big honors this weekend. last night's razzie awards awarding the worst films. we have the results ahead. my name is daniel i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain felt like my feet were on fire. i had these very burning ... needle-like sensations. i knew i needed to see a doctor. my doctor said "let's try lyrica." lyrica has helped relieve my pain. it's known that... diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right awa

let's introduce kamal, and dan heckman, strategist at u.s. bank wealth management.>> i think in terms of the united states here simon, we are moving toward what appears to be a slowing economy. you just had the philadelphia fed numbers which are segive. the fed yesterday in the minutes clearly indicated they're going to postpone the rate hike and the most important thing of all, where it differ from consensus, the double up in greece is more important than the market makes it out to be the germans rejected the greek proposal and the eurozone supposed to be waiting without divorce. once you're married you don't leave leave. you may have the first departure. what prevents the second third, final and the collapse of the eurozone. >> let me steer it back to what we know here and that is that this economy's slowing. the fed minutes that we had yesterday are for a meeting that happened before the last blowout employment report. and we are coming off -- coming off a piece where we've been talking about walmart raising wages in this country. now it would indicate the econom