secretary ash carter said this deals a blow to the khorasan group's intentions against the u.s. and say if it is a warning they want to target someone, they will reach them. two operatives were killed in that coalition bombed an al nasr is said to be the fifth member of the khorasan group killed in the last four months in syria. >> andy, thank you for that, updating us from washington, d.c. there. >> now, the situation remains tense across israel and the occupied palestinian territories where stabbings and shootings continue. since october 1, 44 palestinians and seven israelis have been killed. israel's cabinet has been meeting to discuss the unrest. so far, security measures have failed to prevent it. five palestinians were killed on saturday alone. jewish settler shot dead an 18-year-old in hebron for allegedly trying to stab him. israeli police said that he was killed before doing harm. a 16-year-old was killed in hebron after suffering from a hand wound. he had allegedly tried to stab her after asking for directions. israeli forces shot dead a 16-year-old for allegedly tryin

the pentagon said sanafi al-nasr, a saudi citizen, is the fifth top khorasan leader killed in recent months. he was suspected of funneling money and fighters for al qaeda. the general director of doctors without borders has said he does not believe the deadly u.s. bombing on his organization's hospital in kunduz, afghanistan was a mistake. the attack earlier this month killed at least 22 patients and medical staff members. christopher stokes told the associated press the bombing appears to have been a war crime. this --xtensive, like precise destruction of this hospital, and i have spent all morning going through it with my colleagues and looking at the extent of the destruction, doesn't suggest -- doesn't mean -- doesn't indicate a mistake. the hospital was repeatedly hit, both the front and the rear, and extensively destroyed and damaged, even though we have provided all of the coordinates and all the right information to all the armed parties in the conflict. so we want a clear explanation, because all the indication points to a grave breach of international humanitarian law, ther

he's the fifth senior khorasan group leader killed in the past few months. as isis continues to face a barrage of u.s.-led air strikes the iraqi be government is also showing off some attacks an of its own. this is believed to be government air strikes in the cities of tikrit and tamara north of baghdad. you can see smoke rising from houses identified as hideouts for extremists. >>> israel remains on edge this morning racked by more deadly violence. a palestinian attacker opened fire at a bus stop killing an israeli soldier and wounding ten people before being shot and killed. israel put up a 15-foot high wall celebrating jewish and arab neighborhoods in east jerusalem. attacks over the last month have claimed the lives of nine palestinians. a long time sheriff's deputy is being mourned in minnesota after he was shot to death during a struggle. investigators say he was hospital in st. cloud when the struggle ensued. the suspect grabbed the deputy's gun and shot him to death. the suspect later died of a heart attack after being shot by a stun gun. >> a man th

. >> airstrikes in syria has killed the leader of the khorasan group. the defense democratic said the leader was killed near the northern syrian town of dana. al nasr is believed organized routes for backers and played a significant role in the group's finances. >> the situation is tense in israel and the occupied palestinian territories where stoppings continue. 43 palestinians and seven israelis have been killed. israel's cabinet has met to discuss the unrest. five palestinians were killed on saturday alone. a jewish settler shot dead a teen in hebron for allegedly trying to stab him. israel police say he was killed before he could do harm. an israeli police woman shot dead an individual. he allegedly tried to stop her after asking directions. israeli forces shot dead a 16-year-old for allegedly attempting to stab a soldier. under the same circumstances, a 23-year-old was shot dead at checkpoints in are a malwill. mike hanna joins us now from west jerusalem. another israeli cabinet meeting to discuss the unrest. it seems clear that all the measures th

sawn if i al-nasr was head of the khorasan group. the u.s.nce bin laden's finance chief. >>> meanwhile, russia is continuing its air strikes in support of syrian government forces. the attacks are playing a major role on the ground in syria, and some in moscow believe that for better or worse, they may also have an effect inside russia. our senior international correspondent joins us from the russian capital with more. president putin recently discussed a marge numb of russians supporting isis as a way of jeffiustifying action in syria. are they believing it's justified or perhaps exaggerated in. >> i don't think that people feel the threat of islamist groups in russia is exaggerated by the kremlin. the kremlin has been tapping into that genuine fear. there's been a catalog of attacks inside russia over the last decade. i think there are concerns that the intervention in syria by russian forces may be heightening the risk that russians are encountering. into syria's war, russia has plunged itself, head first. it's nearly modernized military i

says one of its airstrikes in syria has killed the liter of an al-qaeda off shoot called the khorasan group. the defense department said al nasr organized routes for new recruits to travel from pakistan through syria to turkey. they say he played a major role in its finances. >> in egypt are the parliamentary elections since the overthrow of mohamed morsi in 2013. the poll is the final step in the transition to democracy. the two stage process will take weeks to complete. >> the last few years have been a time of political up leaval in egypt. a revolution in 2011 ended hosni mubarek's autocratic 30 year year rule. the military remained powerful. egypt held a parliament where i election. the freedom and justice party won. it was rooted in the long time opposition movement muslim brotherhood. a court ruled the vote invalid and dissolved parliament. it's been empty ever since. later that year, the muslim brotherhood backed mohamed morsi. a year later in 2013, widespread protest kind with a military coup led to morsi's out of thing and arrest. the muslim brotherhood was banned and declare

he was the highest ranking member of the khorasan group now fighting in syria. u.s.officials say he was killed by a drone strike in northwest syria late last year. his death is seen as a significant blow to al qaeda's efforts to reinforce its operations in syria. >>> developing now in israel, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is calling for you are gents action from israeli and palestinian leaders to stop the month-long wave of violence in that country. later this week mr. kerry with meet with israeli prime minister netanyahu netanyahu netanyahu in germany, then mahmoud abbas in jordan. >>> last night a gunman opened fire at a bus station in southern israel killing an israel soldier and wounding at least ten others. the gunman was shot and killed by police but in the aftermath an innocent bystander was also killed. the man, a migrant worker from northern africa was beaten and shot to death after he was mistaken for the gunman. >>> in jerusalem, israeli police are building a controversial concrete wall outside of one arab neighborhood. it is where three of the attack

he had been a leader also in the khorasan group working in syria. >> turkish officials are concernedy could see a rising number of refugees as russia ramps up military assaults in syria. syrian pro-government forces backed by russian airstrikes expanded their ground too much to the strategic city of aleppo. thousands of residents have fled in recent days. the town is 30 miles from the turkish border. more than 2 million refugees, mostly syrian are already in turkey. >> in croatia, refugees there struggling to cross the border as police try to stop them from doing so. more than 6,000 people reached croatia over the weekend. officials say the refugee camps are overcrowded and can't take anymore people. al jazeera has the very latest. >> in the dark of night and the rain, they walk west. they're final destination unknown, most are from syria escaping war, all trying to find refuge in europe. >> in may be 10 days, we would have 35,000 migrants in slovenia, which is unacceptable for us. >> in this no man's land, police fire shots in the air. >> i understand you. >> officers tell them to w

announced an air strike in northwest syria has killed sanafi al nasra, the highest ranking member of the khorasan he was an expert in funneling money and fighters. >>> president obama's decision to significantly scale back the afghanistan draw down means the next u.s. president will now inherit america's longest war. members of congress and afghanistan and iraq veterans spoke about what they want to see going forward. >> i think it's important, though, as we see some u.s. troops remaining there that we know exactly what their mission is. their mission is not to nation build and to create a mini america in afghanistan. >> we're going to stay until the afghan government can stand on its own and not necessarily artificial numbers. >> any reason to think that's any time soon? >> no, it's probably not. we're probably going to be there for a while. >> joining me is elliott ackerman, a decorated marine corps veteran who served multiple tours. he's a writer based in the middle east and the writer of "green on blue." elliott, welcome. good to see you. you are the perfect person to talk to about this given

khorasan plays football and lacrosse on turf. >> please enter all the time.aughter plan on turf all the time. frankly there are a lot of other things that happen on those fields lie worry about a lot more, when there's no scientific evidence to back. you worry about concussions and other injuries. i want to see hard evidence the 4 i put this on the list of things to work on. maria: we were living on asphalt green, so fun to play on it but it made you think all the little black or brown pellets in the turf, amazing, it gets in their mouths, makes you wonder. dagen: i have bruises, doing a workout in the last few days, i think maybe you ought to worry about feeding your kids bacon and hot dogs if you are worried about cancer. based on the wall street journal today. that is the big deal. >> red meat tied to cancer. pay a little more attention because there is -- >> most of these reports, more correlation than causation. >> the who study is more scientific and i haven't looked at it but i would think they're close it to causation and correlation. the other proble

the khorasan group is made up of i anumber of al qaeda jihadis that moved into syria. >>> a manhunt thisning in florida after a deadly shooting at a zombie-themed street festival. video capturing the moment shots rang out at zombicon. one man was killed. five others were injured. ft. myers police appealing to anyone with any information or perhaps more cell phone video to contact them. >>> a new plan out of the white house would require all drones to be registered with the department of transportation. officials say it will make it easier for regulators to trace rogue drones to their pilots. now, previously only commercial drone users had to register their aircraft with the faa. >>> the patriots and the colts battle it out for the first time since all of that deflategate mess. coy wire has more on this monday morning in our "bleacher report." >> good morning to all of you. after nine months of deflategate, suspensions, appeals, one thing remains the same, the patriots are pretty good. indy had andrew luck back. new england on their first possession of the second half, tom brady to ron gr