there have been protests both in peabody pakistan and kashmir. they say nimr al-nimr execution will have consequences. nimr al-nimr's death has been called an assassination. a ceasefire in yemen is today officially over. the truce began last month but had been violated by both sides. the saudi-led coalition fighting against anti-government forces says the deal is no longer in effect. gerald tann has more >> reporter: government troops in yemen take aim at houthi fighters and those supporting the former president. it is feared battles could again ramp up after the saudi-led coalition supporting yemen's president announced the end to a ceasefire. in a statement it blamed the rebels for "attacks on the kin domestic's territories by firing ballistic missiles targeted saudi border post and hampering aid operations". all this shows their lack of seriousness and disregard for civilian lives as bell as their attempt to take advantage of the truce to achieve gains. the pause in fighting was announced on september 15 to coincide with u.n. sponsored talks i

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a group in pakistan and kashmir said they carried out attacks on the indian air force base on saturday. we have this report. >> the heavily armed gunmen stormed the site. about 10 commenters from where .e're standing in the moment there are at least two more gunmen believed to be inside. the entire episode is turning out to be a huge embarrassment on saturday. , the indian shoulders that soldiers have been killed in the operation. only security is allowed to go beyond this point. andas been quite some time there is an air force chopper. we have also seen this carried inside the airbase. believe that this is precisely the reason it is going to be a step back for the indian prime minister. and met the counterpart this was considered to be a diplomatic development between these countries. >> clawing back a bit of the ground. withrt time ago, i spoke our business correspondent at the new york stock exchange. >> what extended the global markets into such turmoil? same is some of the concerns we saw at the end about fireworks here and around the world. concern about growth fallingaw the curr

strategically located between pakistan and indian-administered kashmir. in july last year three men armed with guns and grenades were killed after they stormed the police station. in this latest attack indian officials believe that the gunmen are members of a known armed group. the indian government response is cautious and firm. >> pakistan is our neighbor and we want peaceful relations not just for pakistan but all our neighbors. we want peace, and we'll get a fitting response from india. >> security agencies have been on alert for attacks since india's prime minister made a surprise christmas day visit to his counterpart in pakistan, which was seen as a huge diplomatic overture. analysts say pakistan must take responsibility for the attacks. >> they cannot abdicate and say that these are forces which are not under our control. meaning, no state can abdicate from actions of its own citizens whether they are non-state or otherwise. >> talks between indian and pakistani officials are expected later this month. scheduled talks have been called off followin

. >> we are looking at pictures from kashmir. this could spread to other places. we saw this in kashmir. do you think we will see this in the coming days in other countries? >> i think 2016 is going to be a tough year, as the general said. i think the chances of a general war in the region are pretty good. it could draw in russia or the united states. i know this sounds like the sky is falling, but it is a very dangerous situation. and it's not getting better. and none of these wars are coming to a quick conclusion. and, you know, getting drawn into this could happen in spite of our best, you know, interests. >> all right. bob baer, general, hertling, thank you so much. >>> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> coming up, we'll tell you which jihadist group is using trump's comment in an effort to recruit new terrorists. i absolutely love my new but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance

it's also on the main highway linking the rest of india to kashmir. the air base is home to some of the mig fighter jets and mi 35 attack helicopters. >> the confrontation took place as soldiers confronted the gunmen. after a gun battle that lasted several hours all four gunmen were killed. security forces began searching for more members of the group. the area was already on alert as a police officer was abducted earlier this week. after today's attack a red alert has been issued. we've barricaded the roads and we're checking vehicles. >> the area is no stranger to attacks. >> last year three men with grenades were begun after they stormed the area. indian officials believer the again men are members of a known armed group based inside pakistan. the indian government is cautious and firm. >> pakistan is our neighbor, and we wan a relationship with all our neighbors. >> the attack comes after india's leader visits pakistan, it was seen as a huge overture. >> they cannot advocate and say these are forces that are not under our control meaning more citi

. >>> the chief minister of indian administered kashmir has died.ar-old had been in hospital for more than a fortnight. he took over as leader of india's only muslim majority state for the second time last year. he formed a coalition with the hindu nationalist party the b.j. p. recently he came under fire for being soft on cash nary separatists. >>> news of cuban migrants stranded in costa rica could soon continues their journey to the united states. a small group is set to fly out tuesday between a deal between countries. if that is say success others are we could to follow. adam raney sends us this report. >> reporter: the wait for nearly 8,000 cuban migrants stuck in costa rica might finally being nearing an end. details i've plan for central american country to his help them continue their journey to the u.s. were finally released on wednesday. >> translator: costa rica's foreign minister announced the plan at a conference in the capital where he was joined by relates from the u.n. and the international organization for migration. the pilot prog

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strategically located between pakistan and kashmir. in july last year three men armed with guns and grenades were killed after they stormed the police station. in this latest attack, indian officials believe the gunmen are members of a known armed group based inside pakistan. the indian government is cautious and firm. >> translation: pakistan is our neighbour and we want peaceful relations not just with them but with all our neighbours. we want peace. security agencies have been on defense. pakistan must take some responsibility for the attacks. >> they cannot abdicate and say that these are forces which are not under their control, meaning no state can abdicate from actions of its own citizens, whether they are non-state or otherwise. >> reporter: talks between india and pakistan officials are expected later this month. scheduled talks have been called off following previous attacks. there is no word yet if that will happen in this case >>> a suicide bomber has killed at least three people in somalia's capital. it was in a restaurant

there have been protests in pakistan and kashmir as well. iraq's prime minister haider al-abadi says it will have repercussi repercussions. in lebanon hezbollah has called nimr al-nimr's death an assassination. a group of british soldiers who served in iraq could be prosecuted for war crimes. the detective in charge of the iraq historic allegations team says that serious allegations are underinvestigation. the ministry of defense set up the unit five years ago to examine allegations of abuse torture and murder. >> reporter: the british soldier filmed here abusing prisoners was subsequently jailed. nearly seven years after the end of combat allegations remain unresolved and unpunished. ihat chief told the independent newspaper: >>> he went on: >>> it now has a case load of more than 1500 adelaide victims, including 280 said-- alleged victims-- said to have been killed. ihat needs more support. >> there does need to be investigation where wrongdoing takes place, but there needs to be a far more effective means of screaming out the spurious cas

>> reporter: the base itself is strategically located between the state of punjab and kashmir. it is only about 50 kilometers from the border with pakistan. as well the base holds several mig fighter jets and helicopters. it is a very important military asset. these gunmen, this is a very large base in the outer area. it is a big wooded area as well. officials are saying that some of the gunmen may have been hiding in some of the bunkers or the areas that were there as well. they're not entirely sure themselves. because of the nature and the terrain it makes it hard to track people which is why the search operation is continuing and they're not saying exactly how many people are in there >>> an israeli man has been charged with murder following an arson attack on a palestinian home last july. a 17-year-old israeli has also been charged with helping to murder three family members in the occupied west bank. our correspondent from the ruined home. >> reporter: more five months this is the scene of the family home. the program in which they pushed their son ali is still here. ali w

there have been protests in pakistan and kashmir as well. iraq's prime minister warns the execution of nimr al-nimr will have repercussions on regional security. a group of british soldiers who served in iraq could be prosecuted for war crimes. the detective in charge of the iraq historic allegations team or ihat, says serious allegations are under investigation. the ministry of defense set up the unit five years ago to examine allegations of abuse, torture and murder. from london paul brennan reports. >> reporter: the british soldier filmed here abusing prisoners was subsequently jailed. nephril seven years after the end of u.k. combat operations in iraq, many other allegations of abuse and even murder by british soldiers remain unresolved and unpunished. as to the severity of the allegations, ihat chief told the independent newspaper: he went on: it now has a case load of more than 1500 alleged victims, including 280 said to have been unlawfully killed. the former commander of british forces in afghanistan believes ihat needs more support.

end the far bloodier conflicts of syria and yemen >>> the chief minister of indian begin sistered kashmir has died. he took over as leader of india's only muslim majority stayed for the second time last year. he formed the coalition with the nationalist party. it has been an uneasy alliance with many in the bjp accusing him of being soft on separatists. an armed group is continuing to occupy federal buildings in a remote part of the u.s. state of oregon. the sheriff called a community meeting on wednesday night to address security concerns. al jazeera's correspondent reports. >> reporter: it was standing room only for the first time since armed militia men occupied buildings in a wildlife refuge to force the federal government to turn over land to local ranchers. those very same ranchers and their families met. the local sheriff was clear where he stood. >> i'm here today to ask those folks to go home and let us get back to our lives. >> reporter: many agreed with the sheriff saying the time is up for the militia occupation. >> we're in trouble if we don't tell these people to pack up the

the two south asian neighbors have repeatedly fought over control of the kashmir region. >>> in this segment we feature women in japan who are influencing society. today we introduce you to a leading figure who's helping asylum seekers in the country. with refugees in the spotlight worldwide, there have been calls for japan to take in more of them. eri ishikawa has been raising her voice to bring about that change. nhk world's yuri ito has more. >> reporter: every morning asylum seekers wait in front of the japan association for refugees. many are from africa and south asia. we're concealing their identities to protect their safety. the non-profit organization provides them with relief items like clothes, sleeping mats and food. >> i came here. they gave me this. this. this. >> reporter: eri ishikawa is the organization's leader. she says many people need the most assistance during the refugee application process. it takes three years on average. >> translator: many fled their country without bringing a lot of belongings. they arrive without food and clothes. we want to provide them

in indian kashmir police used tear gas and rubber bullets against an angry crowd protesting the killing of the shiite cleric. in lebanon protesters also targeted the saudi embassy, police. saudi arabia is ruled by a sunni muslim monarchy. nimr al nimr demanded equality for shiites and called for peaceful protests during the arab spring. he was shot and arrested in 2012 and sentenced to death two years later for crimes including disobeying saudi arabia's rulers. the u.s. says it's worried the execution of nimr al nimr will exacerbate religious tensions. but jeff, saudi arabia is unrepentant and says al nimr, along with the 46 other people it executed on saturday, was put to death in accordance with islamic law. >> holly williams in istanbul. >>> isis released a new video today claiming it shows the execution of five prisoners. isis had accused the men of spying for britain and syria. the video's not been independently verified but it does resemble past videos from isis. more now from kris van cleave in >> reporter: the men believed to be syrian were shackled and dressed in jumpsuits. the

(kashmir) in indian kashmir today police used tear gas and rubber bullets against an angry crowd protesting the killing of the shiite cleric. (protest in beirut with people holding nimr posters, police and army guard embasssy) and in lebanon, protestors also targeted the saudi embassy - heavily guarded by the army and police. (saudi king? - make sure you use the current one) saudi arabia is ruled by a sunni muslim monarchy. (2012 protests) nimr al-nimr demanded equality for shiites - and called for peaceful protests during the arab spring. (shot in back of car, end on still of al-nimr) he was shot and arrested in 2012 - and sentenced to death two years later for crimes including disobeying saudi says it's worried the execution of nimr al-nimr will exacerbate religious tensions. but jeff, saudi arabia is unrepentant, and says al-nimr - along with 46 other people it executed yesterday - was put to death in compliance with islamic law.) 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise...so you've decided you're going to get healthy for 2016, but unlike last year, you think you're actually goin

they are trying to figure out at the gunmen came from the kashmir region or pakistan. >>> looking for a gunman who killed two people in an attack three months of constant israelis. >>> gisela moda acoma was sworn in on friday and was found dead in her home yesterday. three people were arrested for her killing in two other were killed by police. -- others were killed by police. the area issknown for drug kyle -- drug cartel activity. % >>> a local business owner says his truck was burned because of his religion. we will look into this next.>>> what would you do. >>> it is 10 minutes after 7:00 and it does not look too bad up in the high country.. eisenhower tunnel. the roads look drive. if you are headed west, this is a good time. in about 30 minutes, we expect delays. we saw that yesterday at about 7:30 around floyd hill. >>> authorities and arapahoe county looking for a person who set this fire -- this truck on fire. they believe it is a hate crimm.>>> he says his business has been vandalized three times. this time the vandal was caught on camera. you can see that he was wearing camo

in indian kashmir police used tear gas and rubber bullets shiite cleric. in lebanon protesters also targeted the saudi embassy, heavily guarded by the army and police. saudi arabia is ruled by a sunni muslim monarchy. nimr al nimr demded equality for r iites and called foror peaceful protests during the arab spring. he was shot and arrested in 2012 and sentenced to death two years later for crimes including disobeying saudi arabia's rulers. the u.s. says it's worried the execution of nimr al nimr will exacerbate religious tenons. but t ff, saudi arabia is s unrepentant and says al nimr, along with the 46 other people it executed on saturda was put to death in accordance with islamic law. >> holly williams in istanbul. >>> isis released a new video today claiming it shows the execution of five prisoners. isis had accused the men of spying for britain and syria. the video's not been independently verified but it does resemble past videos from isis. more now from kris van cleave in washington. >> reporter: the men believed to be syrian were shackled and dress

. >> he said look at palestine, look at kashmir, look at chechnya.ok, muslims are being killed. there's a global war going on against islam and muslims. i wholeheartedly felt that at 15, 16 years old, i subscribed to it, and dedicated the rest of my life to it. in fact, i was prepared to die for it. >> in the months after 9/11, maajid nawaz was arrested. in an egyptian jail, with what he calls the cream of the crop of jihadists, he was thrilled at first about all he could learn from them, but then he had a jailhouse revelation. >> living so close with them for four years in prison. i came to the conclusion that if these guys, any of them ever got to power, if they ever declared this so-called caliphate, it would be hell on earth, it would be a living nightmare. >> something had clicked, where once he felt no sympathy for the victims of 9/11, the 7/7 attacks in london he says, made him feel revulsion. recently nawaz's journey almost took him from prison to parliament. he ran for a seat in this year's british elections. he's currently a chairman of a t

it is on the highway that leads to kashmir. here are our reports. >> the confrontation began around 3:30 a.m. with several men dressed in military uniform arrived in an official vehicle carrying guns and explosives. the police cordoned off the base after a gun battle that lasted several hours all four gunmen were killed. security forces began searching for more members of the group. the area was already on alert after is senior police officer was briefly abducted earlier this week. >> after a police officer's car was hijacked yesterday, and today's attack, a red alert has been issued. we have barricaded the roads and we're checking vehicles. >> the area is no stranger to attacks in july of last year three men armed with guns and grenades were killed after they stormed police station. in this latest attack officials believe the gunmen are members of a known armed group in pakistan. the indian response is cautious and firm. >> pakistan is our neighbor, and we want peaceful relations, not just with pakistan but all our neighbors.

it is located between pakistan and indian administered kashmir. three men armed with guns and ingredient aids were killed last. in this latest attack officials believe they are a group based in pakistan. the response is cautious and firm. >> translation: pakistan is our neighbour and we want peaceful relations not just with pakistan but with all our neighbors. any attack on india will get a befitting response from india. >> reporter: security agencies have been alert for attacks after the prime minister made a visit to counterpart in pakistan which was seen as a diplomatic overtour. pakistan must take some responsibility for the attacks >> they cannot advocate and say that these are forces which are not under our control, meaning no state can advocate from actions of its own citizens, whether they are non-state or otherwise. >> reporter: talks between indian and tack stan eau officials are expected-- pakistani officials are expected later this month. there is no word yet if it will be cancelled in light of the events >>> a gunman who opened fire o

it is on the main highway linking the rest of india to indian administered kashmir. attack follows one in july on a neighbouring police station. the air base in pathankot is home to mig 21 fighter jets and m i35 attack helicopters. the saudi led coalition in yemen is ending a ceasefire according to the media. it was agreed upon at peace talks in geneva last month. the truce was repeatedly violated. talks are due to resume in two weeks. in somalia a suicide bomber has killed at least three people. the attacker targeted a restaurant which is often used by journalists. there has been no claim of responsibility, but al-shabab has attacked the same restaurant in past. an explosion in ramadi has killed 17 members of iraq's counter terrorism forces. that is in addition to the 60 soldiers and tribes men who have been killed by i.s.i.l. north of the city in recent days. on monday they took the city center back from i.s.i.l. >> reporter: the iraqi army has been celebrating their victory in retaking ramadi, but it looks like their fight isn't over. nearly a week after the gover

on the main road linking the rest of india to india-administered kashmir. it is a home for the fighters jets and attack helicopters. >> reporter: the confrontation began around 3.30am when several men dressed in military uniform arrived in an official vehicle carrying guns and explosives. police cordoned off the base as soldiers confronted the gunmen inside. after a gun battle which lasted several hours, all four gunmen were killed. security forces then began searching for more members of the group. the area was already on alert after a senior police officer was briefly abducted earlier this week. >> translation: after a police officer's car was high jacketed yesterday and today's attack, a red alert alert has been issued across punjab. we have barricaded the road. >> reporter: the area is no stronger to attacks. three years three men were called after they stormed the police station. in this latest attack indian officials believe the gunmen are members of a known armed group based inside pakistan. >> translation: pakistan is our neighbour and we want peace

. >> tell us more, kim, about the protests that we're seeing in kashmir in indian controlled cash militiais there a worry that these are pau protests that could spread to >>> you know, that's not really clear. but this particular -- this incident today with the 47 being executed, what it has sparked off is not just protests that we're seeing in the streets but also diplomatic tit for tat between the saudi government and iranian government with each calling their envoys and saying, you know, this was wrong, the saudi government accusing the iranians of interfering with their internal affairs. i think, as long as you've got the governments exchanging this back and forth, that's going to drive some protests on the ground and that's why i think that this could rub on for quite some time. >> kimberly dozier, thank you so much. >>> confident claims by the government that key city of ramadi may be taken back may be premature. they attacked an army post, wounded three, killed 17. isis still controls as much as a fourth of the city. here's cnn's nema al bagr. >> reporter: fighting continues to pur

in kashmir, police used rubber bullets against furious demonstrators. in shiite dominated iraq this crowd burned a picture of the saudi arabian king. the saudi royal family has rule, said this man. in lebanon, the protests were peaceful but their leader described al nim rnchts'sr's killing as an sensation. saudi arabia and iran are fighting each other in a war in syria. nimr's execution and the angry reaction will only fuel with trust and secret. >> holly williams in istanbul, turkey, thank you very much. >>> the threat of flooding is not over in the midwest. water and swollen rivers are blamed for 25 deaths in missouri and illinois. flood warnings in place for half a dozen states along the mississippi. david begnaud is on top of the garage in alexander county, illinois, with a high water threat. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are on top of the garage of a bigham family. the entire property is surrounded by water. they have got 25,000 sandbags and eight pumps working the last several days to keep the working this morning. compare that to th

. >> the air force base divide india and punjab from kashmir.'ve come to the international boundary just north a couple of days ago. and they began yesterday by hijacking the car of police. this morning, they stepped over the outer boundary wall of the air force base and got inside the base. fortunately, they were prevented from doing major damage with the mission 21s and attack helicopters were part. >> i want to talk more about these effort to revive relations. other prime ministers of india have had -- made effort to revive relations with pakistan. but could you just give us an understanding of why when people see what happened here, why that will affect what we saw last week which was a positive move forward. >> prime minister modi staked his political future on these talks by stomping over, as some said -- by stepping over, as some said, the trip to new delhi a week ago. widely speculated by analysts, there's been another terrorist site on india soil. every time india extends its hand of friendship, something goes wrong on the other side. i

script and they will condemn israel and they will condemn america and they will condemn india for kashmir and all sorts of others but they are loathe to point even one finger at ourselves as muslims and own up to the fact that we as muslims are responsible for what is happening in the name of our faith today. again, though, i want to a'm size this is changing and anybody who follows social media will attest that young people, young muslims today, don't use the word "moderate" to describe themselves. they are increasingly using the "r" word, reform. so i think, professor, we're all wanting those of us who use the word reform to describe ourselves. we're wanting to get to your destination, but like martin luther king, jr., we do not believe that an absence of tension will get us there. we have to work and create the constructive tension to achieve the presence of justice. >> mohammed, powerful argument. that to achieve this goal of moderation you actually have to be an agitator, you actually have to be almost radical. or the term that you used from martin luther king's experience or reformi

we have had protests in asia, in indian administered kashmir.d. so it's deepening the political and sectarian divide in the midwest between sunni and shiite represented by saudi arabia and iran. it's a crisis brought on by an execution but this was no ordinary execution. for a start, it was a mass execution. the biggest in 40 years in saudi arabia. but the chief man that was executed nimr al nimr was not an ordinary cleric, well-known across the muslim world. he was a fierce critic of saudi arabia itself. and his execution really was a red line. josh earnest at the white house today, what you didn't hear him say there, was that the united states had warned saudi arabia on numerous occasions that executing this man would not be a good idea but clearly saudi arabia went straight ahead and did it and knew exactly what it was doing. it is playing both to domestic austin daye ens, warning the shia within saudi arabia, not to challenge the regime but it's also a message to iran. the two are regional rivals. they're fighting proxy wars. in syria and ye