any progress still hinges on finding a solution to kashmir. it is an issue that is crucial for long lasting peace between the two countries. >> in the capital of bangladesh, police fired tear gas that teachers who were protesting for government pay. protesters destroyed police barricades. 7000 schools are waiting to go on the government payroll. victims of violence in mexico and their relatives will be more likely to receive compensation. it provides for a new fund for victims that will force authorities to offer more legal help. >> there are thousands of people who have suffered the ravages of violence. a democratic state insensitive to all voices must be humane. >> in mexico city, police are hunting a pack of wild dogs they believe that killed four teenagers. two teenagers for found dead due to heavy blood loss in a city park. back in december, a woman with a 1-year-old child were killed in the same area. in australia, koor whether it's giving firefighters something of a reprieve. record heat has made it difficult to battle wildfires that ha

pakistan said indian troops rated the check in kashmir, dee dee nighed by india saying pakistan carried out an unprovoked attack using machine guns, mortars and explosives. they are claimed by india and pakistan and language separates the country. the area has been in dispute since they became independent in 1947. this latest exchange lasted for over four hours. ? if there's increasingly the pakistani army continues to violate the cease-fire agreement, and utilize these handoffs, we need to facilitate infiltration attempts, due to the conditions. obviously the attempts of the infiltrators will not succeed. >> a u.s. drone strike killed at least 16 suspected taliban fighters in northern pakistan. it comes days after another drone attack killed a senior tribal leader in the area. pakistani intelligence opposites say three taliban hideouts were targeted. there are reports 10 taliban fighters were among the dead. more now from islamabad. >> in the region there's an identification of the u.s. drone strike, latest drone strike happening in the south region and predominantly tribal area. accor

in the days prior to the incident, sgt manning learned the resident of 60 kashmir, was dealing narcotics out of the residents. they conducted an investigation and learn a resident of 60 kashmir was robert hackert, a man with a history of violence in numerous felony convictions. on the morning of february 16, a team of officers who set up outside the apartment to conduct a probation search. once it was determined that sector was in sight, the officer's watch for several hours as this aspect -- suspects came and left sparking a suspicion that he was engaged in narcotics trafficking that day. there was a female suspect that the brought to children inside the suspected drug house. at 10:30 hours he emerged from the front door and had a cell phone conversation before going back inside. at 11:30 a male subjects and to the house and officers took the time of advantage to make their approach to the front door and yelled out police, a provision search and enter the residence. manning encountered heckert walking down a hallway toward him. manning sa anw a concerning said. he sought a loaded gun in

at least one pakistani soldier has died in the conflict that's flared up in the kashmir region. i spoke to our produce anywhere pakistan earlier and she is saying that indian troops crossed into pakistani territory. >> as far as the pakistani military is concerned, they have reacted in the sense that they have obviously made this public. apparently according to a pakistani military official, the two countries have hot lines set up between them, that includes the military as well as the diplomatic officers and those conversations are expected to happen in the coming days. >>> the indian defense ministry says pakistani troops opened fire first on indian posts in the indian-controlled part of kashmir. >>> we know more now about the standoff yesterday at a home in aurora, colorado. two women and two men, including the alleged gunman died in the incident. police say a woman who escaped from the house told them she had seen three bodies inside. authorities also tried to subdue the suspect with tear gas. ultimately he died in a shoot-out with police, aurora is where james holmes is sai

. >>> turning to another territorial dispute, the province of kashmir. official denounced the death of two soldiers, which the military blamed on pakistan. he added that this should not derail stronger cross border ties. >> this is completely unacceptable. but at the same time, it's very important we make sure that whatever has happened may not -- should not be escalated. >> the indian military says a deadly gunfight with pakistani forces took place on tuesday. two indian soldiers were killed, one injured. it says the remains of the dead soldiers were mutilated. pakistan denies the negotiation. they have resumed comprehensive talks, which include the delicate subject of kashmir to try to improve bilateral relationship. another gunfight killed one pakistani soldier and injured another. observers say such incidents threaten to harm relations between the two nuclear neighbors. >>> politics in pakistan is heading for a potentially game-changing moment. former sporting hero turned politics enran kahn is wins legions of fans with his fierce stance against u.s.

india is promising to respond to the killing of two soldiers in the kashmir region. they say they were killed by troops who crossed over into indian territory. francois hollande has denied the accusations. >> according to the indian army, the group of soldiers took good vantage to cross what is called the line of control that separates india and pakistan in parts of kashmir. >> while the patrol was out, they came across pakistani troops, which come into indian territory, and they probably made use of bad weather conditions. while the pakistani troops were challenged and firefight ensued between the parties. >> two indian soldiers died, and one was mutilated. pakistan has released this statement. pakistan military officials denied accusations of unprovoked fighting. the latest incident is being seen as one of the most serious breaches of the ceasefire between the countries. >> the potential for escalation is considerable, and i hope the facts of the case are established at the very earliest, because in the of zandt the pakistani military had been taking the support of

two other pakistani soldiers and two from india have died in kashmir in the last 10 days.s the worst flareups in almost 10 years. >> we are deeply disappointed. on back of my government, we feel the dialogue process should be uninterrupted. we feel the dialogue process today also offers an opportunity to be able to deal with this and many other crises. we must not close the door on dialogue. we have to get back to being able to resolve this at any political level that is required. >> the political situation in pakistan remains tense. a deadline has now passed for the prime minister to hand himself into police to face corruption charges. on tuesday, the supreme court issued a warrant over a deal than he did as the electricity and power minister to build new power stations. hundreds of angry protesters in the shower head and brought to 18 dead bodies to the local governor's house. -- in pashawar. they said gunmen stormed the area and shot victim's tuesday. thousands of protesters have been calling for the government to quit in islamabad. it's the third day of demonstrations

india and pakistan have fought two wars over kashmir.iplomats started talking again two years ago to improve ties. but indians have been demanding that their leaders take a hard-line stance since the fighting resumed. >>> transport safety is a constant issue in egypt. a military train derailed just south of cairo early otuesday. at least 19 people were killed and over 100 injured. the train was traveling from central egypt to cairo carrying 1,300 soldiers. the last two cars detached and derailed. one of the soldiers said there were problems before the accident. he said the train kept stopping. a hospital official near the site said many victims were in critical condition. two months ago a train and a school bus collided in the central province of assiut. over 50 people die prident mohad moi appointed a new transport minister this month to overhaul the railway system. >>> executives at japanese manufacturing firms are starting to get excited. economic conditions could be tilting in their favor. ai uchida joins us now from the business des

a gunfight also occurred in kashmir on sunday. one pakistani soldier died, and another was injured. and pakistan have gone to war three times since their independence in 1947. analysts say the latest incidents may have a negative impact on the comprehensive talks for better relations that resud 2011. >>> students at a university in north korea got a surprise visitor. google chairman eric schmidt. they showed him how they look for information online, by googling it. schmidt visited kim il sung university in pyongyang on tuesday. he traveled to north korea with former new mexico governor bill richardson and seven others. they spoke with students at a university computer lab. schmidt has emphasized that he's traveling as a private citizen and not representing google. some analysts say the visit was motivated by business. north korea wants to promote its i.t. industry, and google is believed to be considering doing business there. a group met with north korean officials. richardson suggested that they discussed the release of an american citizen detained in the country since last year.

the delicate subject of kashmir was a topic of discussion. india and pakistani troops scuffled three times just last week in kashmir with both sides reporting fatalities. indian prime minister manmohan singh on tuesday criticized pakistan. he said the relationship could no longer be considered business as usual. >>> pakistan also faces mounting trouble at home at home. a massive anti-government demonstration in the capital entered its third day on thursday. the protest expressed -- faced another setback on tuesday went supreme court ordered the arrest of prime minister roger per vase ashraf. the ruling against ashraf relates to allegations of corruption while he was minister of water and power between 2008 and 2011. the president's pakistan people's party is considering an appeal. tens tens of thousands of people have matched in islamabad three straight days. cadre is pledging to continue the protest until ashraf is arrested. the government appears isolated. some sources allege the protests have the covert support of the military. speculation

shelling that had destroyed a home reports say exchanges of fire continuing in the disputed region of kashmir has been a source of dispute between pakistan and india for decades but a cease fire has actually been in place since two thousand and three. around one hundred british a loyalist in the northern irish capital belfast have attacked police officers retaliated with water cannons authorities are also investigating reports of shots fired during the clash of the previous night saw nine officers injured in several riots that broke out across the city loyalist anger was sparked by a move to end a century old tradition of flying the british union flag of a city hall permanently throughout the year. well it's been a week of new year celebrations around the globe with fireworks and cheering crowds greeting twenty thirteen indeed there were mixed emotions regarding the year this past summer sad to see it end but many more hopeful or better times ahead. takes a look at the world that could have been. twenty twelve was certainly full of disappointing headlines hope fueled by the arab spring turned

india has officially made a protest to pakistan after two soldiers were killed in kashmir. the army says pakistani troops calls -- crossed a line of control, entering indian territory and poppa stein denied the accusation as propaganda -- pakistan deny the accusations as propaganda. >> in southeastern australia, firefighters are battling nearly 200 bushfires as hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes. one family who escaped the blaze that destroyed their home by hiding under a jetty, and they watched as several of their neighbors' houses burned down. the town in tasmania is one of the worst affected by the fires. andrew thomas has more. >> firefighters are racing to and through the latest blaze before it could get out of control. more than 150 wildfires raged in a study overnight and into wednesday morning. given the extent of the fires, in the worst conditions australia has had in many years, damage to buildings was remarkably light. this historic house in the southern state of victoria was the exception rather than the roll. although daylight revealed the

tensions over the disputed region of kashmir are rising as india says pakistani troops killed two of its soldiers mutilating one of the bodies islamabad like the planes as it is issues are being made to divert attention from the killing of one of its soldiers at the weekend the indian government says a firefighter broke out after pakistani troops were spotted on the side of the line of control the bodies of the dead men have been flown to an indian military base going which is along the kashmir border are common but rarely lead to deaths. in bangladesh hundreds of teachers have pleasure violently with police as part of an ongoing pay dispute the protestors were held back by barricades as authorities used to have a spray it's a third consecutive day teachers have rallied to call all rise in salaries. whoever has broader some relief to firefighters battling blazes across new south wales australia's most populous state however more than one hundred thirty continued to burn and buildings have been destroyed forward result warned the sweltering temperatures and high winds that spawns the

shelling that had destroyed a home a report say exchanges of fire continuing in the disputed region of kashmir has been a source of dispute between pakistan and india for decades but a ceasefire has been in place since two thousand and three. five suspects in the rape and murder of a female student in new delhi have been linked to the victim by d.n.a. evidence the man was charged earlier this week while a six that will stand trial at a job as a juvenile the twenty three year old woman who was brutally assaulted on a bus and later died in hospital from her injuries that harks part of a nationwide outrage and fueled debate about sex crimes in india. around a hundred british loyalists in the northern irish capital belfast have a target of police officers who retire later with a water cannon and authorities are also investigating reports of shots fired during the clash the previous night saw nine officers injured in several riots that broke out across the city loyalist anger was sparked by a move to end a century old traditional flying the british union flag over city hall permanently throughout t

made but this man according to real-estate documents he is a former business partner with this man kashmirgh billon .. he was later convicted of murder solicitation. they have not been linked to the fbi raid. they say that this test to do with a loan agreement but i also spoke with business owners in this area. they are a bit skeptical of that story. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. president obama is urging a reluctant congress to require background checks for all gun sales and. and also to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition clips. without waiting for congress.the president acted on his own authority.signing 23 executive actions designed at keeping guns out of the hands of criminals. but, he will need congressional approval for some key items.including the ban on assault rifles. >> if americans of every backround stand up and say enough, we've suffered too much pain, and care too much about our children to allow this to happen. then change will come. >> pam: mister obama was surrounded by four children when he signed the list of executive orders. the children wrote letters to him f

one soldier has died in violence that flared up in the kashmir region. both sides are blaming the other. they claim troops crossed into pakistani territory and attacked the post but the indian military says the indian posts were first opened on in the indian-controlled part of kashm kashmir. >>> crews in australia searching for dozens of people who are missing after wildfires engulfed southeast tasmania. rescue workers are going door to door trying to find people who have been missing since those fires broke out friday. no casualties have been reported so far, but more than 100 homes have been destroyed by the flames. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is completely over his lung infection and gallstone surgery. he is getting stronger at home every day and says he will soon get back to his daily schedule. mandela spent 18 days in the hospital during much of december. he has a history of lung problems since suffering tuberculosis near the end of his 27-year prison term. >>> now to the speech that has taken many people around the world by su

at least one pakistani soldier has died in the violence that flared up in the kashmir region. there are conflicting reports of the incident, with both sides blaming the other. i spoke to our producer in pakistan earlier. she reports that pakistan is saying that indian troops crossed into pakistani territory. >> as far as the pakistani military is concerned, they have reacted in the sense that they have obviously made this public, apparently according to a pakistani military official, the two countries have hard lines set up between them that includes the military as well as the diplomatic office and those conversations are expected to happen in the coming days. >> the indian defense minute stare says pakistani troops opened fire on the indian posts in the indian-controlled part of kashmir. >>> still to come, we expect to learn a lot more this week about last summer's mass shooting inside of the movie near the colorado. >>> and then later, my conversation with one of notre dame football's most famous underdogs. ♪ aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup fro

. >> of pakistan soter has been killed of a disputed border in kashmir. -- a pakistan's older has been killed. india has yet to respond to the claim. so far, three pakistani and two indian soldiers have been killed in the area since the beginning of this year. as the situation on the border with india heats up, there is political tension brewing inside the country. pakistan's supreme court has ordered the arrest of the country's prime minister. tens of thousands of people are protesting through the night, calling for the government to stand down. the latest from islamabad. >> on watch from above and on the ground, security teams stop tens of thousands of people from gathering in the capital. that have come on the call of a cleric who is demanding the removal of air represented from the national information assembly. >> we have to be just. we have to be fair. >> he also thanked the highest court. 16 others have been implicated in the corruption case. the court once the prime minister to appear on wednesday. there are reports of protests and the stock market plunged. this is else support

kashmir is divided, but both countries claim it in its entirety.tan claimed the shooting was unprovoked, but the indian military said the pakistanis fired first. in all, two pakistani soldiers and two indian troops have been killed since sunday. in kenya, wildlife rangers in kenya kept searching for a gang of ivory poachers who killed a dozen elephants and hacked off their tusks. it was the worst single poaching incident the country has ever seen. we have a report from rohit kachroo of "independent television news." >> reporter: corpse after corpse scattered across a national park victims of a gang which struck over the weekend. but what future for the orphans that we saw today? they're the young of a generation hit hard by an explosion in demand for ivory. this elephant orphanage in nairobi has rarely been so busy. some are very young, others old enough to have the tiny tusks that may someday make them as valuable as their parents were. this is a terrible reflection on the state of elephant poaching right around east africa. whilst the populations

kashmir is divided, but both countries claim it in its entirety.istan claimed the shooting was unprovoked, but the indian military said the pakistanis fired first. in all, two pakistani soldiers and two indian troops have been killed since sunday. in kenya, wildlife rangers in kenya kept searching for a gang of ivory poachers who killed a dozen elephants and hacked off their tusks. it was the worst single poaching incident the country has ever seen. we have a report from rohit kachroo of "independent television news." >> reporter: corpse after corpse scattered across a national park victims of a gang which struck over the weekend. but what future for the orphans that we saw today? they're the young of a generation hit hard by an explosion in demand for ivory. this elephant orphanage in nairobi has rarely been so busy. some are very young, others old enough to have the tiny tusks that may someday make them as valuable as their parents were. this is a terrible reflection on the state of elephant poaching right around east africa. whilst the populatio

. >> india has accused pakistan of killing two of its soldiers near their disputed border in kashmir. india has described it as a provocative action and said the two soldiers were killed in a firefight with pakistani forces who entered indian territory. on monday, pakistan claimed indian forces had raided one of its checkpoints. >> returning to australia now where firefighters are facing a tough night as they battle to get bushfires under control. the country has seen a week of record heat and high winds. >> this has helped the fires reach what is called catastrophic levels in some areas.% that means that the blazes are unpredictable and extremely fast-moving. residents in some areas have fled before the fires. >> it is a raging inferno that keeps on spreading. temperatures as high as 45 degrees celsius and strong winds have turned many states into tinderboxes. hundreds of bushfires are out of control, threatening to engulf the southeast of the country and the island of tasmania. authorities have closed down national parks, a first in a country that is no stranger to+ wild fires. even

. >> india has accused pakistan of killing two of its soldiers near their disputed border in kashmir. india has described it as a provocative action and said the two soldiers were killed in a firefight with pakistani forces who entered indian territory. on monday, pakistan claimed indian forces had raided one of its checkpoints. >> returning to australia now where firefighters are facing a tough night as they battle to get bushfires under control. the country has seen a week of record heat and high winds. >> this has helped the fires reach what is called catastrophic levels in some areas.% that means that the blazes are unpredictable and extremely fast-moving. residents in some areas have fled before the fires. >> it is a raging inferno that keeps on spreading. temperatures as high as 45 degrees celsius and strong winds have turned many states into tinderboxes. hundreds of bushfires are out of control, threatening to engulf the southeast of the country and the island of tasmania. authorities have closed down national parks, a first in a country that is no stranger to+ wild fires. even

developments there the tension between the two militaries of pakistan and india on the eastern side in kashmir and some developments in quit . where one hundred and twenty five people were killed from here we are sure it how do you respond to these accusations dr can you tell me a single day when there is no crisis in pakistan when there is no target killing when there is no bomb terrorist attacks when there is no law no kidnappings every single day is the of prices in this deal pakistan because of it he believes he and incumbency of these rulers. my coming here this is a farce accusation i totally reject it i totally rebutted refute it. i have not come here with any agenda my agenda is the nation of pakistan. somebody critic can say anything to anybody who seem obama would have said the same thing to the but evolutionary people of you know the c n n r now they say now it's going to cause us he would have said this in a sense said the same thing so whenever you get up for the change the people who want to name the status quo deity used to say this kind of allegation and telling lies. and this

saying the region to pakistan claiming indian troops have killed one of their soldiers in the disputed kashmir region where tensions have been growing over the past week it comes as india health funerals for two of its soldiers allegedly killed by pakistani forces two days ago reports that the bodies were mutilated sparked protests in the country's capital new delhi india's also some of its envoy to pakistan marking you need to ration in the sixty year long dispute over the region. russia's republic of you could hear has declared a war on wolves scores of the predators are reported to be closing in on several residential areas in the region posing a serious threat to livestock and earlier artie's tomball explode them a colleague judging why the region is currently in a state of emergency. it is a very serious situation. here is a vast territory with a very low payment population but a lot of the people who live there rely on reindeer for their for their livelihood and on the horses they used to travel with those herds of reindeer and those reindeer what the wolves are desperately trying to get

i wouldn't say withdraw foreign aid because people still need help in that country and india and kashmir and the troubled border this is going to be a fun time this year it really is david you know i go to the dry comment on rome was go ahead stephen jump in can i comment understand. well there's been a number of studies the most recent one was stanford university new york university and reading the report i quoted verbatim from it in two articles i wrote only two percent two percent of those killed are what america calls high level military targets nearly all the others who are civilians you talk about drone wars they are killing civilians the pentagon denies it the cia deny it mainly cia absolutely deny it but those are the cold hard facts do york university and stand for you over a city don't play me talk to them david how do you think i was what they had was all about very heavily i was. in yemen it's in somalia it's in other countries there's a major base being expanded in djibouti. bases all over the place you've got these computer terminals you could fire away operators you got mo

india claim two of its soldiers have been shot dead by pakistani troops in the disputed region of kashmir one of the slain soldiers had reportedly been mutilated pakistan denies responsibility for the attack the incident comes after a pakistan soldier was killed on sunday during a raid by india's military rashmi it has been a source of dispute between the two countries for more than sixty years and exchanges to place despite a decades long ceasefire. the search is on for hundreds of missing people in terms of mania as wildfires continue to rage across the southeast australia warnings have been raised to the highest level which is catastrophic parts of the mainland state of new south wales where there are more than a hundred and thirty fires being spread by strong winds and record temperatures most of the country's been baking above forty celsius for several days. in advance party of nato troops have left for turkey where they will deploy patriot missiles on the syrian border a larger group of european soldiers will arrive later this month when they'll join the dutch and german counterpart

hundreds of people have been rallying in pakistan administered kashmir to mark the day of self-determination commemorating a one nine hundred forty nine a un resolution which said the people in the region should have the right to their own sovereignty protesters shouted india and the un slogans in a demonstration organized by a local militant group which wants the region to become part of pakistan the area has been disputed by the two countries since they gained independence back in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. thousands of people have been left stranded in australia as numerous wildfires rage across the island of tasmania at least one hundred homes have been destroyed and hundreds of locals have been evacuated at least thirty percent of all buildings have burnt down and one community east of the tasmanian capital who bought a well road part of the island still remain cut off by the fires much of the country is currently dealing with scorching temperatures reaching over forty degrees celsius. now freedom of expression has been one of the pillars of america since it was founded for

pakistani soldier has been killed and another injured during a raid by india's military into the part of kashmir ministered by pakistan india says its troops were in retaliation to shelling that hundred to home reports say exchanges of fire continuing in the disputed region rashmi has been a source of dispute between pakistan and india for decades but a cease fire has been in place since two thousand and three. the round one hundred british loyalists in the northern irish capital belfast have attacked police officers who retire later with water cannon authorities are also investigating reports of shots fired during the clash the previous night so nine officers injured and several riots that broke out across the city loyalist anger was sparked by a move to under century old traditional flying the british union flag over city hall permanently thrashed yeah. it's been a week of new year's celebrations around the globe with fireworks and cheering crowds greeting twenty thirteen and there were mixed emotions regarding the gear that's passed it was some sad to see it end but many more hopeful of bette