at least 43 people have been killed in a gun attack on a bus in karachi. vehicle was carrying members of the community they belong to a branch of shia islam. kamal hyder has the later from islambad. >> reporter: the deadly attack on the bus took place in peak rush hour in the morning in the city of karachi. the attackers targeting that bus in the eastern part of the city. according to the inspector general of police, at least three motorcycles with six assassins on board stopped the bus then got on the bus and targeted these people at close range indiscriminately. most of the people killed on the bus belonged to the community cans an off shoot of the shia branch of islam and there has been at least five attacks against the shia community but pakistan is also a country that has seen deadly attacks against the majority sunni community the hindus, christians, the scurry forces as well. so this is not new for the southern port city of ca afternoon i however it is likely sends a wave of anger amongst the shia community. >>> the u.n. security council is calling

. >>> more than 40 are killed in a bus attack in the pakistani city of karachi. i'm richelle carey, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead - the u.n. security council calls for peace talks in yemen as a 5-day ceasefire comes in effect >>> a main travel route in the u.s. has been shut down after a train crash kills five >>> north korea's defense minister is executed after being accused of disrespecting leader kim jong un >>> we begin with pakistan. 43 people have been killed in a gun attack on a bus in karachi. the vehicle was carrying members from a branch of shia muslim. we'll go to kamal hyder, joining us from the capital islamabad. what more do we know about this? >> according to an eyewitness a laid -- lady on the bus she said motorbike riders stopped the bus and the attackers entered through the rear door and told everyone to get down. two children were separated. after that deadly attack the attackers made good their escape. this is the first attack on this group here in pakistan. the group responsible for the attack is jondula, an anti-shia

. >>> more than 40 are killed by gunmen in a bus attack in the pakistani city of karachi >>> north korea's defence minister is executed apparently for showing disrespect to leader kim jong un. plus... >> i'm on the navaho nation in arizona, where obesity and diabetes is rampant and the governor things a new tax on junk food may be the solution. >>> a 5-day truce in yemen seems to be holding for now, despite reports of houthi shellings in some areas. the ceasefire was proposed by saudi arabia to allow in humanitarian aid. it begin a day after air strikes and shelling by the houthis. in the southern city of tiaz 10 were killed in houthi attacks. in iran, they said they will not allow saudi arabia forces to inspect a cargo ship bound for yemen. iranian warships are escorting the vessel packed with aid workers and journalists. the u.n. special envoy in yemen has arrived. he says the only way to end the war is through political dialogue. the ship is on the way and in the gulf of add ep >>> the special envoy asked and says the only way to end the war is through political dialogue. >> we welcome

isil says it carried out an attack in karachi.s bus was packed with commuters during the morning rush our. dozens were killed. mostly shia who are a minority subset of islam. they believe it was a planned attack. >> .9mm hand donees were fired from inside the bus and not outside of the bus. >> a group known for targeting the shia communities said that it carried out the attack. the armed group said that it is behind several major attacks. it pledged allegiance to isil last year. leaflets were left on the side linking it to isil. they say the attackers were on motorcycles, and some were wearing uniforms. >> the bus is run by the community to ferry people to and from work. it's not the first time that they have come under attack in pakistan, but this is a wear attack on this community. >> this is surely a deplorable attempt to spread chaos in pakistan, and an attempt to make people fight with each other. those communities are targeted who have never been controversial. >> you with several armed groups still operating in the area it'

nhk world, karachi. >> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> researchers in japan have detected more seismic activity coming from a popular tourist spot near tokyo. their instruments picked up 100 plus minor tremors on friday alone in the mount hakone region. a group of exports shot this video and say the volcanic gas contains more carbon dioxide than before the recent seismic activity began late last month. that suggests an increased flow of hot gas underground close to the surface. officials with the japan meteorological agency are warning of a possible minor eruption that could affect the surrounding area. they're telling people not to approach the crater. the agency is keeping the volcanic alert for mount hakone at two on a scale of five. hakone attracts millions of visitors from japan and abroad. nearly 170,000 foreign tourists go there each year, and the number is on the rise. this ropeway has been out of service because it goes over the restricted area. >> i have no idea about the volcano. >> it's a

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ceasefire comes in effect >>> more than 40 are killed by gunmen in a bus attack in the pakistani city of karachi >>> north korea's defence minister is executed for showing disrespect to leader kim jong un. >>> we ask what the collapse of one of antarctica's largest ice shelves will mean for global sea levels. >>> a 5-day truce in yemen seems to be hold are for now, despite reports of houthi shellings in some areas. the ceasefire was proposed by saudi arabia to allow in humanitarian aid. it begin a day after air strikes and very welling by the houthis. in the southern city of tiaz 10 were killed in houthi attacks. in iran they said they will not allow saudi arabia forces to expect a cargo ship bound for yemen. warships are escorting the vessel. the u.n. special envoy in yemen has arrived. he says the only way to end the war is through political dialogue. >> translation: we have two main points we would like to address with regard to the humanitarian crisis. first, the ceasefire must be unconditional. and we must be able to give aid from south to the northers east to the west. we came knowing ther

>> reporter: well, there will be considerable anger other than that, in karachi, there are regular aes against people that target killings. political in fighting. backing. it is a city that has seen a lot of violence, but this new attack will be sending alarm bells ringing as part of the minority communities here in pakistan are concerned. >> let's leave it there kamal hider, thank you. >>> the u.n. security council is calling on secretary general ban ki-moon to call for peace talks as the truce takes place. the truce was propose today allow in humanitarian aid it began after a day of air strikes by the saudi coalition and shelling by the houthis. at least 10 people killed in huge a tacks in the southern city of tiaz. meanwhile, iranian humanitarian ship is on its twice yemen packed with aid workers and journalists. iranian warships are he is escort being the vessel which is currently in the gulf of aden. lawrence is a former u.s. assistant secretary of defense and says a ceasefire is in the best interest of both the houthis and the saudi-led coalition. >> by tomorrow things will hav

police say the bus was bound for a shia community in karachi. meanwhile, shia muslims gathered tonight in karachi for a candlelight vigil to honor the victims. while shias are often the targets in pakistan this is first large scale attack on the group. >>> al shabaab is accused ever capturing 14 members of an iranian fishing boat today whether the vessel washed ashore on an al shabaab stronghold. the fishing boat was having technical problems. president obama today welcomed delegates from the gulf cooperation council to the white house. fowkfocusing on issues including iran's nuclear policeman. patty cul hainl has more. >> as they arrived for dinner, one by one on the south lawn of the white house the king of saudi arabia and bahrain decided at the last minute to stay away. despite that in the oval office with saudi crown prince mohamed ben naif, president obama stressed the countries' strong alliance. >> we are pleased to have them here today. >> that any potential deal with iran and its nuclear program wouldn't put them at risk. but as one of

police saying six gunman on motorcycles opened fire on a bus in karachi skilling 42 people wounding atothers. that bus was carrying men, women and children a shiite sect. a splinter group of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> at least five killed in this train derailment. you're looking ats pictures right now from philadelphia. investigators on the scene this morning. we'll find out what happened what went wrong, right after the break. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news this morning, a deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. at least five people killed, more than 100 injured. investigators on the scene trying to figure out what went so wrong. we'll have live coverage of our big story begins right now. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman it's wednesday, may 13th. we welcome in viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news a train derailment. five people killed. local hospitals say they have treated at least 136 passengers including at least six in critical conditi

now it happened in the southern city of karachi.owed a pink bus riddled with bullet holes. reuters reports no one claimed responsibility for at take so far. we will keep an eye on this and update you when we get some more information in. >>> we are also following a developing story out of north korea. pyongyang's defense chief has been "purged and executed." south korean media report that the defense chief was killed in public as hundreds watched on. according to one south korean law maker, the defense chief was secretly executed by anti-aircraft fire at a shooting range sometime around april 30th. reports say he was charged with treason after showing disrespect to kim jung-un. for the latest we want to go to kathy novak, live in seoul. very disturbing details. kathy, what more are you learning about this very public execution? and do we have any idea what the defense chief was accused of exactly? we heard treason. what does that mean, exactly? >> rosemary, very public, high profile. the man was e quif lquivalent o defense minister

. >>> gunmen kill 43 in can karachi. >> twisted metal, science signs of chaos and trauma. several killed and hundreds sent to the hospital after an amtrak train from washington, d.c. to new york inexplicably derailed. it was the worse train crash in decades. >> we've suffered a tragedy here in our city. seven people have decide as a result of a train derailment, which is a very unusual event. i don't believe anyone sitting here standing here today has any memory of a derailment of this kind in 50 years. >> the cause of the trash won't be known for days or perhaps even weeks. but like other accidents before it it will again raise calls for funding for crumbling infrastructure and safety. >> any train derailment, one of the things that they're going to be looking very closely at is the infrastructure. this is a high volume area where you see a lot of passenger trains. not just passenger cities but commuter trains. they will want to know when it was inspected and if repairs were made. many in the president obama's party say that more investment is needed to keep up. >> well,

. >>> gunmen open fired on a bus in karachi. six people on motorcycles started shooting. >> this was bus was packed with commuters when gunmen stopped an open fire. dozen mrs. killed. mostly shias who are a minor sub sect of shia islam. >> they fired from inside the bus and not from outside of the bus. >> a sprint splinter group known for carrying out attacks genes against shia said that they planned the attacks. some leaflets were left on the side of the attack linking it to isil. witnesses say that the attack percent on motor bikes and some were wearingsome--the attackers were on motor bikes and some were wearing uniforms. uniforms. there are silver armed groups operating in the area and it's likely to take much longer to bring a complete end to the violence. >> up next on al jazeera america celebrations in burundi, the military said that the military has been removed from power after weeks of protest. and north korea reportedly executed its defense chief. why kim jong-un sentenced his defense chief to die? >> thousands of pro

six gunmen stormed the bus in karachi and killed at least 45 people.the bus was carrying shiite muslims to a place of worship. it's the latest attack targeting the religious minority. official says the gunmen ordered the passengers to bow their heads before shooting them. investigators have not yet determined which group actually carried out the attack. >>> the jury in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev could get the penalty phase of the case this afternoon. the defense is now dlibbing the closing argument. it will be -- delivering the closing argument. this morning, the federal prosecutor wrapped up his argument and he told the jury a death sentence won't give dzhokhar tsarnaev what he wants but what he deserves. he was convicted last month of 30 federal counts in the 2013 bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260 others. >>> the search and rescue mission continues in nepal. a u.s. helicopter is still missing. it disappeared qil providing aid to -- while providing aid to quake victims. there's no indication it crashed. here's more. >> re

more than 40 people are killed in a bus attack in the pakistani city of karachi. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am janeton you are watching al jazerra live from doha. also ahead the u.n. security council calls on peace talks on yemen as a 5-day ceasefire comes in to effect. one of the main travel routes in the u.s. has been shutdown after a train crash that killed five people. north korea's defense minister is executed from showing disrespect to leader kim

the pakistan taliban said it carried out an attack on a bus in karachi. gunmen on motorcycles killed 43. the victims belonged to a branch of shia muslim >>> five have been killed and an american have been killed on an attack on a guest house in kabul. african security forces and attackers were in a scanned off. 60 others were rescued. jennifer glass reports on the afghan capital. afghan police sealed off the area after four armed men got inside. afghans and foreigners were staying in the guest house. dozens more were there to watch a private concert. >> translation: i was inside the guest house building. i went to the yard with my friends went the shooting happened. we went back to the room and hid under the bed. >> afghan special forces went room to room looking for the fighters and getting guests to safety. this is an upmarket part of kabul, home to a compound and inside the ring of steal security zone. >> our investigative teams are working to find out about the attacks. it did not start with an explosion at the main gate or killing of guards. it start

we have this report from karachi.eporter: this is a major aviation disaster for the pakistani military, involving so many foreign diplomats. these diplomats and senior officials were going to northern pakistan in three helicopters. one of these helicopters, it a russian mi-17, developed a fault. the tale called on fire and eventually a crash landed on to an empty school building. this happened in a remote part of north pakistan. more than 50 people were going there because the inauguration by the prime minister of a new chairlift project. the prime minister was also on his way, separately, and when he found out about the crash he was taken back to his mama bob. this part of pakistan is mountainous, scenic, beautiful. many of these people are going there to enjoy the scenery. it is not known for military activities. it's very different from the tribal areas, which are known for the taliban militancy. this part of northern pakistan, it's relatively peaceful. having said that, there has been a statement by the pakistani

." >>> overseas now, gunmen opened fire on a bus in karachi, pakistan.he police superintendent says at least 43 people were killed. the six gunmen rode motorcycles. the bus carrying shiite muslims was en route to a community center. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but sunni muslims have targeted them in the past. >>> aftershocks rocked nepal following a second devastating earthquake to hit them in less than a month. at least 65 people were killed by yesterday's quake, and a united states military helicopter is missing. there were sis marines and two nepalese soldiers on board. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. this chopper was flying where the hardest hit area was. the crew had reported earlier that it was having a fuel problem. a search last night turned up nothing. but it's still not clear if this helicopter crashed. the search resumed this morning. the u.s. chopper like this huey carrying tarps and rice had dropped off supplies at one village and was on its way to another when co

. >>> more than 40 are killed in a bus attack in the pakistani city of karachi. i'm richelle carey, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead - the u.n. security council calls for peace talks in yemen as a 5-day ceasefire comes in effect >>> a main travel route in the u.s. has been shut down after a train crash kills five >>> north korea's defense minister is executed

ceasefire comes in effect >>> more than 40 are killed by gunmen in a bus attack in the pakistani city of karachi defence minister is executed for showing disrespect to leader

it happened in karachi. a hospital spokesperson says the bus was driven into the parking lot with bullet holds on the side. >> most people in it were unconscious and splattered with blood. no one has claimed responsibility for at take so far. >> developing story out of north korea, pyongyang's defense chief has been quote, purged and executed. >> south korean media report that the defense chief was killed in public as hundred watched on. according to one south korean law maker, the defense chief was executed by anti-aircraft fire at a shooting range some time around april 30th. the reports say he was charged with treason after showing disrespect to leader kim jung-un. >> get a little more on this. go to kathy novak live in seoul. kathy, what more is known about how and why this execution was carried out? >> the information coming from the south korean side from a lawmaker who attended a briefing by intelligence services here. as for the why it seems that this high level defense minister accused of negligence

. >> but now we have to go karachi to bring all the jackets back. >> when are you guys coming back? >> when are you leaving? >> yeah. we'll be back by friday. >> rai told me i was going to be shown around, i was going to be introduced to girls. i'm not going to be introduced to anyone. everything i was told to get me to pakistan is not going to happen at all. definitely don't like knowing that i'm going to be stuck in a hotel for five days. so i'm thinking to myself this is a damn homeless shelter. >> voila. >> you guys are leaving me here? >> you're going to be fine. you'll love it. >> no, no, you're taking me to a nice hotel. >> just one little thing. stay in your room. okay? >> they tell me "stay in your room. this place is not safe at all for americans." daniel pearl is really big in the newspapers at the time. all i know is i'm not scared of anything. i'm going to go out and do what i want. so i'm jogging through the streets of pakistan, and i see three cute girls. they got the scarves on, but i can still see their faces. i'm how you ladies doing? my name is erik. i'm from holl

alive as recently as mid-april >>> a day of mourning in pakistan following a deadly bus attack in karachi on shia muslims. a funeral was held for 40 shot to death after gunmen boarded a bus and opened fire. a group associated with i.s.i.l. claimed possibility >>> in bahrain an activist had a 6 month sentence upheld. he was arrested for posting defensive treats. he alleged former bahraini soldiers were fighting with terror groups in syria and developed extremist views while serving with the bahrainian army >>> a desperate effort to save goldminers. family members face an agonizing wait. >>> and the call to stop using herbicides in the cocaine market. >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >>> rescue crews worked for a second day to sa

zimbabwe went ahead with their tour despite attacks in karachi and lahore in the past weeks and with thousands was security personnel in the ground and in the sky, they are confident their safety is prioritized. >> pakistan have done a lot so that we will be safe. the main thing for us is to play good cricket. >> tickets for the match have sold out as fans prepare to take their seats for a historic game it hopes will mark a change in foreigns for cricket in the country. >> lebron james has helped the cleveland cavaliers take a 1-0 lead against the that he didn't atlanta hawks. he scored 31 points on the night. they took the win in their opener with the hawks. >> in the nhl game three of the final series between the tampa bay lightning and new york rangers went the distance and then some. tampa bay came back from 2-0 down, charged to a 4-2 lead. those celebrations short lived because the rangers made it 4-4. it was 5-5 when the game went into extra time. scoring the winner, 3:53 into the third period. thanks for watching, more later. >> that brings you guess to the end of the news hou

let's go now to jamani karachi in amman, jordan, joining us live via skype. what happens if isis actually is able to solidify its control over the strategic city? >> of course the main area of concern here is that this would be a major blow, atika, for the iraqi government, for the u.s.-led coalition. this would be the first major iraqi city. it is the provincial capital of anbar that would basically fall into isis for the first time since the coalition air strikes began since this battle against isis intensified last summer, and the one line that we have been hearing over and over from weather from u.s. officials or from the iraqi government is that isis is on the backfoot, they're not gaining major ground in the country, but this would be a major blow and of course significant because it is a city, a province that borders baghdad. of course, this is a main concern for iraqi officials in baghdad and it does give the group a real boost here as you mentioned it does tighten their grip on that territory that they control all the way from the syrian/turkish bord

. >> a group linked to the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack on a bus in karachi. gunman on motorcycles killed at least 43 people. the the victims belonging to the community, a branch of shia islam, we have this report. >> this bus was packed with commuters during the morning rush hour when gunman stopped it and opened fire. dozens were killed. mostly shias who are a minority sub sect of shia islam. investigators believe it was a planned attack. nine-millimeter happened guns and other weapons were used. they fired at them inside the bus and not from outside the bus. >> a splinter group of the pakistani taliban known for targeting the shia community said it carried out the attack. the armed group has previously said it's behind several major attacks, including a suicide bombing on the india pakistan border last year and targeting an agency compound in 2013. it pledge would allegiance to isil last year. leaflets were left linking it to isil. they were on motor bikes some wearing police uniforms. >> the driver had fled the scene. >> the bus is run by the community to

police now say that six gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on a bus in karachi, killing 42 people andt 20 others. the bus was carrying men and women and children from a shiite sects that are often persecuted by extremists. a splinter group of pakistani taliban has now claimed responsibility for this horrific attack. >>> breaks us in north korea, word that supreme leader kim jong-un had his defense chief publicly executed following an alleged show of disloyalty. according to south korean media, hyon yong-chol was executed for dosing off at an a military event. the report says he was killed by anti-aircraft fire in front of hundreds of spectators. >>> the breaking news this morning, the amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. as of now what we know at least five people killed. more than 100 others injured. we have live team coverage, right after the break. aster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria. when you pick any 3 participating products get a free all better bag. available at walmart. normally people wear pants. yeah

both from karachi and islam bad, the capital, that verify. i can't go around naming people. >> when you say independently verify, there is a bunch of contentions in here, there was no burial at sea, for instance. that the trove of documents was fabricated post facto. when you say you independently verified them, what does that mean? >> what that means is that there is a -- one of the basic things you have to understand about the mission. let me give the essential. the president of the united states did authorize the raid. the s.e.a.l. team six, our most elite unit, did do the raid. they did kill bin laden. they went in and out without trouble. that is correct. everything else that the government postulated the night they announced t the night of the raid the president went public with detail is simply not right. as you saw nbc, i was very happy to learn of just about an hour ago, as you did, i guess, that nbc has independently confirmed, there was no -- basically we're saying that story about a treasure -- not so much -- the big story they pu

dozens wounded in an armed attack on a bus carrying ismaili shiite muslims in the pakistani city of karachi. a group of gunmen stopped the bus and opened fire. there are no claims of responsibility so far. the rescue effort continues in nepal for survivors of the country's second earthquake in less than three weeks. at least 66 people have been been confirmed dead, adding to the more than who died last 8000 month. rescuers are also searching for a u.s. military helicopter that went missing while delivering aid. a u.n. spokesperson said a high death toll is feared. >> the first one came out as a red alert. red alert is like the first one we had in april. that means that it is very severe earthquake, in a highly populated area. so honestly, we fear the worst. amy: secretary of state john kerry is met with russian counterpart sergei lavrov and vladimir putin in a trip to moscow to the highest level russia visit by u.s. official since the ukraine crisis began over a year ago. john kerry said the meeting was frank and constructive. >> i'm grateful for president putin for the significant amount o

in pakistan, gunmen stormed a bus in karachi, ordered shiite muslim passengers to bow their heads, thend fire. at least 45 were killed. the bus was headed to a community center when six attackers forced their way on. a witness said at least one gunman wore a police uniform. a taliban splinter group and a faction allied with the islamic state made competing claims of responsibility. the political unrest in burundi took a new turn today, when an army general announced a coup. he made his move as the president was at a summit in tanzania, on the rising turmoil in his east african nation. >> ( translated ): president pierre nkurunziza has been relieved of his duties, the government has been dissolved. we demand that all regional commanders, regional commissioners and all governors work hand in hand with us to reinforce the security for the citizens of burundi and for all foreigners, residents, and all visitors. >> woodruff: later, the president tweeted that he's still in power. his plans to seek a third term have sparked weeks of protests and violence, and news of the coup attempt sent thou

gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on a bus in karachi killing 43 people, wounding 19 others.st of the victims were shot in the head. a violent extremisist group tha targets the shiite muslim minority claimed responsibility for this horrific attack. >>> new details on the deadly amtrak train crash in philadelphia. rescue teams on the scene right now. what are they finding as they pick through the wreckage and what new technology are they using to secure that scene? also, there are passengers unaccounted for in this accident including this ceo. she's the mother of a 2-year-old child. we'll have details on the search for this woman next. >> it kind of feels like a dream. how can this happen? you read about things or see this on the news. a plane crashes. a train derails. you never think it will happen to you. it did. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's trea

this is one of the deadliest attacks and the first on the community in the city of karachi. >> 76 people are now confirmed dead in the 7.3 magnitude after shock that hit nepal tuesday. the quake triggered a powerful landslide near the border with china. the after shock leveled apartment buildings and there are fears some people in isolated towns and villages are still buried in the rubble. >> it was shaking like this, and everyone started running. everyone left and went to an open area. this place is dangerous. we have oh leave. >> people have become scared in their minds. they don't know how they'll live, eat and work. going into a believe you don't know what will happen. >> nearly 2,000 people are reported injured in the after shock. meanwhile, hundreds of nepali ground troops are searching for a missing american helicopter that was helping with relief efforts. six marines and two soldiers from nepal were onboard. the crew was delivering supplies tuesday. the chopper may have had a fuel problem and so far there are no indications that it has crashed. >> japan is also reeling after a po

since becoming prime minister he has been focused on india's immediate neighbors although karachi hasn't been high on his list of travel plans as of yet. in terms of the community in america, i touch on it. i admit i would like to know more and i spoke to people who did put a lot of work into the campaign people who traveled from america just to vote because they were parties that works jim experience in obviously their money and support and some of the underlying campaigns that are exit being run from his country. that's the thing about the internet, you don't always know what people are doing in the campaign, where they physically are. it's an interesting part of the story and one that led to learn more about. >> i would like to say in response to the pakistan thing it could be that he is also biding his time because there's a reason why there's an awareness of 2016 in the drawdown and there is going to be some sort of a people in that region. in a sense you could preempt some of the risks by building a whole amount of capital at the political establishment in pakistan but there's also

police now saying six gunmen on motorcycles opened fire on a bus in karachi killing 42 people wounding at least 40 others. the bus carrying men, women and children from a shiite sect. a splinter group from the pakistani taliban has now claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> the search for a missing u.s. military helicopter underway in nepal this morning. six u.s. marines and two nepalese service members on board delivering humanitarian aid following that powerful earthquake in the region tuesday. radio transmissions indicate the crew was having some type of fuel problem. it's not clear exactly what happened. earthquake of course killing at least 83 people and injuring nearly 2,000. >>> officials in wisconsin releasing police dash cam video from the night unarmed teenager tony robinson was shot and killed in madison. we've learned the officer who fired the shots will not face charges. we're live in madison. good morning, ryan young. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. this is dramatic video. we knew this evidence existed and now we're getting to see it for the first time. i want t

he has been focus on india's immediate neighbors, although karachi has an eye on this list of travel plans as of yet, as far as i can see. in terms of the community in america, i took on a. i admit i would like to know more, and i spoke to people who did put a lot of work into the campaign, people who traveled to america just about to be part of the extraordinary experience. that money and support in some of the online campaigns were quite effective for actually being run from this country. that's the thing about the internet. you don't always know what people who joined the campaign actually physically or. but an interesting part of the story and one that would like to learn more about spit when they about to say in response to the pakistan thing is, it could be is also biding his time because thursday a reason why there's an awareness of 2016 and the drawdown and it is going to be some sort of upheaval in that region began in a sense yes you could predict some of the risk by building a whole amount of capital with the political establishment in pakistan but there's also a counter r