you want to kill more. we buried two today. you want to kill more. are you not ashamed of yourself. goods ethiopia. don't shoot. >> elsewhere in the occupied west bank, israeli police say a palestinian woman accepted to set off a bomb in her car. it's the latest incident in a wave of violence. 23 palestinians, and four israelis have been killed since the beginning of the month. the woman trike to attack them must have been stopped at a checkpoint. a pregnant woman and her 4-year-old daughter died in an air strike. well, let's speak to mike hanna, in west jerusalem. and all the incidents, including the latest incident where a woman tried to set off a car bomb really underlining the growing anger and tension amongst palestinians. >> indeed, yes. the israeli cabinet is meeting at the moment to discuss all of these events. it's the first meeting of the full cabinet for nearly three weeks. as you mentioned there, the death toll in the intervening period is immense. the toll of injuries is immense, and one of the issues discussed will be the startling statistics of how many people have be

or not to kill somebody.is happening in this sort of really interagency process happens at the white house. we know from outside reporting that this is the time when riod of thepe study in 2012, 2013, john brennan them became cia director, was super influential in his discussions and it was often him that brought the baseball cards to the president to finally sign off on giving jsoc operatives than a 60 day window to go after the targets. amy: the baseball cards? a they would sign off on package, with a called and operations package, which would have the baseball card which had the intelligence on the target and then the concept of operations about how they might go about getting them. then they would have a 60 day window in which they could take a strike against the target. and that is counter to some previous reporting about whether or not the president -- you hear the rhetoric of president personally signs off on each of drone strike. it is not clear that is exactly what was meant by that. it seems more li

they were killed in an israeli airstrike overnight. memorial to remember those who died in saturday's attack on a peace rally. the iraqi air force says it has struck in terabli in the western province of anbar. military forces sayis ill leaders were killed in the attack but baghdadi was not among them. our correspondent has been following the story from bagh d baghdad. the isil leader was in a convoy targeted in an airstrike by the iraqi air force as it was on its way to a meeting of senior ice ill commanders in a town about 5 ki kilometers away from the border with syria. in this statement from the military, it said that it would release the names of those killed in the strike. however, it made the point of saying that it did not know the condition of baghdadi. it needs to be said over the past year, there have been several reports which has said that baghdadi has either been seriously wounded in various attacks by the iraqi military. those reports have been denied by isil or no evidence was ever presented to prove that baghdadi was i

fighters were killed. there's been no comment from the p.k.k. the turkish military said it was targeting an underground weapons storage in those locations. the p.k.k. have trailed an announcement it was going to make today, saying it would observe a unilateral ceasefire to allow the elections to go ahead peacefully. it brought that announcement forward to saturday in the wake of that bombing in ankara. the turkish military is keeping up its operations against p.k.k. targets. >> thank you for that update from istanbul. >> still ahead on al jazeera, there's tight security in guinea as people vote for a president after days of fighting between rival supporters. >> how family farms are dying out with yuck people moving to the cities for cleaner pastures. >> they don't fear anything. >> they're consuming economically important species >> we're offering something on our menu that no-one else is offering. >> the top stories on al jazeera, human rights watch has accused israel forces of using excessive force against palestinians in the latest wave of pr

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two officers and several suspected isil fighters have been killed. and a food warning as a report finds processed meat can cause cancer. >> so let's start with that massive earthquake that has shaken south asia. the epicenter is in northeast afghanistan. the geological survey said that it was magnitude 7.5. the chief octobertive has appealed for doctors, local businesses and international aid groups to help. >>> well, the quake's impact has been felt in neighboring pakistan, india. so far at least 190 people have been killed in over 800 injured. caroline malone has the details. >>> it was a strong earthquake with an epicenter in afghanistan, but it caused damage in parts of pakistan and was felt hundreds of kilometers away in the indian capital of new delhi. buildings were damaged across the region and there were fears that africa shocks could shake foundations even more. >> it was a severe earthquake. we told the students, they all started going out. we rushed down an amid the shouting and screaming. it lasted for around a minute or more. there were

turkeyru remembers dozens kille in the ankara attacks.ut it's still unclear who should be held to account. syrian rebels struggled to defend captured territory as the government ramps up its assault backed by russia airstrikes. improving life: how one woman is teaching some of india's poorest children to see things a little differently. itionisi government has promised the crackdown on protesters as violence continues across the region. it's reintroduced minimum prison sentences for palestinians throwing rocks and fire bombs. they are their emergency meyers, the government says it will toughen them if they need to. it started in october when two israeli soldiers were shot and killed in the west bank. two people were injured in a stabbing attack near the israeli town of hadar as. in sunday, an airstrike killed a pregnant woman and her tolthsdzer. israel said it was targeting two weapons manufacturing facilities. human rights watch has accused israel of violating international laws governing the use of lethal force. the full israeli cabinet

the sick killed in this crash have not been killed publicly by the military. when we know more, we'll let you know. more ahead tonight, stay with us. >> the sing the deadliest mass shooting happened in virginia tech in 2007. 32 people were killed in that massacre. 17 were injured george w. bush was at the time of that massacre and at that point it felt like nothing could be worse. then came new town and then aurora then oak creek, wisconsin. and even after all of those incidents, gun laws have not been reformed in any meaningful way to try to stop mass shootings in this country. something that president obama has called his biggest frustration as president. but that inability to make policy change after incredible tragedy. it's one thing to marvel at as a matter of political science. it's another thing to be right in the middle of it personally and see it happen to you in your own lifetime. ur next guest was shot and injured in virginia tech in 2007 where 32 of her classmates and professors were killed. i'm sure this is a difficult day. >> yes, thank you for h

the girls panic when the earthquake happens, and 12 were killed in a stampede. so the building didn't even collapse. we've seen injuries here in kabul as well. some mud buildings collapsing. but i think the real concern is going to be some of the older buildings, some of the more remote villages close to the epicenter. >> given that geographic spread how difficult is it for the authorities to respond to an earthquake like this? >> well, the chief executive abdullah abdullah called an emergency meeting live on television. we called on businessmen and non-governmental organizations to do everything that they can to help donation, food, blankets. they need blankets. it's very cold out here. people who are afraid to go back in their homes will pass a very cold night here in afghanistan. he also asked the health ministry to send doctors to hospitals. we've seen dozens of injured come in to hospitals around the joint. it is a big geographic spread. they're in the north, the east, they're here in the capital. there is going to be a lot of help needed. >> thank you very

three people who police say killed a marin county hiker are now accused of killing a woman in san francisco two days earlier. anne makovec has new information on the suspects in custody and how these two homicides appear to be linked. >>> reporter: police started looking into the similarities. both murders happened within a similar time frame within a couple of days of each other over the past week. both happened in wooded areas like this one here in golden gate bridge. but one of the murder victims was a young woman, the other a middle-aged man. here's a look at the suspects in this case. they are all in jail in portland this morning. 24-year-old sean angold, 23- year-old morrison lampley, and 23-year-old lila allgood. they are accused of killing audrey carey a 23-year-old from quebec, canada. she was here in golden gate bridge on her first solo backpacking trip. she was found beaten and shot here in the park on saturday. now, police say the murder suspects were found with some of her property in their possession at a soup kitchen in portland. police have tracked them there driving a vehic

been killed. five israelis died. only sunday, an israeli air strike in gaza led to the death of a pregnant woman and her 3-year-old daughter, targetting two weapons. human rights watch accused israel of environmental law governing the use of lethal force. the fall of the cabinet. here is mike hanna in west jerusalem. >> it's a first full cabinet meeting in three weeks, and in the intervening time there has been enough violence in occupied territories and in israel itself. four israelis have been killed in support attic and random -- sporadic and random knife attack. in most cases they were shot dead on the scene and a number of demonstrators have been killed by israeli forces. the rising fatality figures raise questions by human rights organizations, about the rules of engagement applied by the israeli army and police. >> this is footage of a person attempting to flee after stabbing a young israeli. the israeli civilians shout "shoot him, kill him." and the police opened fire, though there's no ap

so, why did officer nouman raja kill jones? >> he would not ever, ever, ever ever, ever, ever pull a gun on a police. >> reporter: the family, side by side thursday with their attorneys at a rally. they say jones was just waiting for a tow. >> he called his big brother, c.j. his brother offered to come and get him. >> reporter: police telling us officer raj a's account. >> he stopped to investigate what he believed to be an abandoned vehicle. he was suddenly confronted by an armed subject. >> reporter: tonight, the questions. did officer raja who was in an unmarked car, ever identify himself as an officer? >> i need to know why. why is my son gone today? why? >> reporter: officer raja is now on paid leave. meanwhile, the state attorney won't confirm or deny the family's account, saying they are investigating. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> we turn now to the severe weather slamming the southern plains. power. storms, drenching rains, flash flood watches in texas and oklahoma. pounding rain at this gas station in lubbock, texas,

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and killed. brutally beaten and reportedly died of his wounds. it's the latest in two weeks of lone wolf attacks and growing clashes which israel accuses palestinian leaders of inciting. this has become a daily theme, almost, in the west bank. palestinians say it's motivated by israeli infringement at the holy al aqsa mosque and young anger erupting over israel's occupation. in jerusalem, the city that israel calls its undivided capital, the divisions, physical and emotional, are growing between its residents. this wall went up just a short time ago here in this palestinian neighborhood, adding to the roadblocks that already surround it. measures that the israeli police tell russ necessary to try to stop this wave of attacks but which also fuel the palestinian frustration and anger. as israeli residents worry about the next attack, many palestinians now show their i.d.s to leave their neighborhoods. stop and frisk is on the rise. the violence also boiling over to biblical sites. joseph's tomb in

she's charged with killing four people. one of them a 2 -year-old son of an oklahoma state sophomore. four others hurt, five in critical condition tonight. cell early phone video shows the silver sedan slamming into the van saturday. the father offered condolences. >> she may have problems, underlying problems, i wasn't fully aware of. we're going to address that. we're going to look into the situation and see what was going through her mind that morning. >> a judge could sentence her to life in prison if convicted. >>> investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly whale watching incident. it went down off the coast of british colombia and killed five. one is still missing. it's described as a 60-foot long vessel with three decks ideal for whale watch pers the boat may have been in a rocky area home to a sea lion colony >>> there's been reports near son.thaz pri e helicopter crews spotted 20 sharks 10-18 feet long within 100 yards of the shore. experts point out these are not in one spot but hunting normal prey

you want to kill more? we just buried two today. you want to kill more? are you not ashamed to yourself? go to ethiopia. don't shoot. >> let's go to our correspondent. this disturbing incident is representative of how frustration among palestinians is turning to anger. >> reporter: surely. we spoke to that man in the video. he's a resident of hebron. he explained when you see him fall to the ground, he got dizzy from tear gas that was fired at the young protesters. there is background to what he was doing. apparently he's been doing this. any kind of confrontation between soldiers and palestinians to try to prevent the israelis from shooting at the palestinian youth. the background is seven years ago he was on his way to israel with his son when they both got attacked by jewish settler and were wounded. ever since he decided he had to do something. each time there are any kind of demonstration or clashes, he is trying to prevent. he does say that earlier in the day before that video was shot, he was likely injured by rubber bullets fired by israelis. he w

they hanged her before they killed her. the others were butchered too. 86 stab wounds in total. >> it is incomprehensible, the savagery that night. >> as the sun rose and the neighborhood came to life, the maid arrived to discover carnage. the police arrived soon after. and so did the press. >> 8:30 this morning -- an employee came to work at 10050 cielo and found several bodies in the house. >> i got a call. this person said there's something going on up in beverly hills. >> the reporter was on the scene that morning. >> the place was just jammed with newspaper people, television people, all kept away from the house. you couldn't even see the house. it was behind the gate. >> behind the gate, inside the house, the investigative journalist jeff said there was blood everywhere. >> the murder scene was like something out of a horror movie. >> the word pig was written in blood on the door. the victims were soaking in it. >> abigail folger had been wearing a white night gown. people thought that it must have been red there was

>> 16 killed by an air strike on a hospital in afghanistan, an attack that's scribbled as a possible war crime. >> doctors without borders said frantic staff phoned military officials in kabul and washington as missiles rained down. this is al jazeera live from london. >> bombs explode in a badgea. a massive landslide. >> this football field has been turned into a rehabilitation center because of an alcohol problem that has gotten out of hand. >> the head of u.s. forces in afghanistan apologized after an air strike hit a hospital run by doctors without borders. that's according to the afghan's president's office. 16 are dead and the u.n.'s human rights chief said it could even be a war crime. we have this report. >> the attack began at 2:00 morning. inside, staff described a terrifying sustained attack that continued for an hour and a half. the main operating theater, the emergency room and other parts of the medical complex were all hit. doctors without borders says several of their staff were killed, dozens injured. it says g.p.s. coordinates for the facility had been given to amer

making it easier for a five-year-old to kill a four-year-old play mate and making it the teen to kill himself, making it easier for one person arguing with another to kill that person. i recognize flo easy answers and millions use guns responsibly. so many of the apses we get are disingenuous answers and pretending that it has no relationship to having more people shot with guns, so figure out what to do next, we first have to stop the shrug and the wink and stop acting like having a firearm doesn't raise the odds of being shot. see you next time. i'm ray suarez. >>> several bomb blasts rock abujjah, the first attack on nigeria's capital in over a year. >>> hello. this is doha. also on the program, a frantic search for the missing in a mud slide in guatemala. >> to pacify the population just will

you might electronically kill yourself for a life insurance payout or you might want to kill off someone who you don't like >> you could be dead and not know it. or me. you won't know until you go for a license renewal. and then you have to unsolve the mess caused against you. virtual births are possible too creating virtual people. the worlds fastest-growing crime following the circle of life. >>> dry weather in mexico has revealed a rare sight. the ruins of a 16th century colonial church. it's on the second time that the church has emerged above the water. you can find much more on our website, aljazeera.com. >> nairobi is my city, well perhaps not exactly. i was born here and so were my

heavily armed he killed 16 people. three decades later, two students went one morning to columbine high school. deth count, 13. virginia tech in 2007, death count 32. sandy hook, elementary, newtown, connecticut. in 2012, death count 26. now umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. preliminary death count, 13. 13 people are reported dead now. at least 20 more wounded after a gunman opened fire on the community college in that small town 70 miles south of eugene, oregon. police responded to 911 calls. at 10:30 pacific time. 1:30 east coast time. they located the shooter. there was an exchange of fire and the shooter died in the melee. no officers were injured. governor of oregon has identified the gunman as a 20-year-old man. one student witness told msnbc that he was white. white male armed with a small caliber handgun, according to witnesses. pete williams is reporting that federal officials believe the gunman may have been armed with multiple guns. witness accounts, including posts on social media, pin a harrowi

on the other hand, people still stand by it's not the gun who kills people, it's people who kill people and mental illness need to be concentrated on. but a wider group of people that is right start to say maybe this is an issue that's several pronged, not just mental illness, not just access to gun, not just the media coverage, be all of it combined needs to be looked at and looked at closely and perhaps changed forever. john? >> and very quickly, the sheriff says h he didn't post that video to his facebook page. did he say who did? >> he never said he did. but he clearly knew what we were talking about as you heard there. but it did exist, but then it was taken down, or the page was made private so you weren't able to see that video anymore. but that viral video is quite interesting. and to be clear, all of the conspiracy theories that were put into that video have been debunked time and time again by several different sources who looked at it and compared with what really happened. none of it is true. john? >> make of what that you will. when we come back, we'll continue to bring the

four americans were killed. ambassador chris stevens, sean smh, glen doherty and tyrone republicans are searching for any mistakes made on secretary clinton's watch. democrats say the benghazi matter has been thoroughly investigated a a the hearing is only designed to damage her. her testimony began at 10:00 in the morning on thursday and lasted all day into the evening. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. >> reporter: the hearings starteteout cordially with h hd shakes. but things quickly grew tense. statement i made i clearly said it was an attack. >> calling it an attack is look k of course it was an attack. republicans accused clinton of ambassador chris stevens for security. georgia's westmoreland. >> how many instances would it have taken you to say, we need to look at security over there. >> no one ever came to me and said we should shut down our compound in benghazi. >> i'm not saying shut it down. i am saying protect it. >> it was this committee that uncovered clinton's use of a private e-mail system. >> t

"believe robert was double killing. for and find out if this was an anomaly. >> pam: is was seized by police during the rest of the three suspects wednesday. by police in portland oregon. inside the car of their alleged second victim steve carter. also inside that car camping gear police they belong to the first victim audrey. police say the other piece of evidence that links the murders a gun found in the stolen car. that gun was traced back the seven francisco's fisherman's wharf. reported stolen out of a car packed in a residential area last week the gun and. silly to be tested for ballistic. believed to be the same weapon used in both murders. >> pam: we are learning at a bit more about these three suspects allegedly went on a killing spree just seen is here now with new details. >> reporter: traveling around with no identification how they even knew each other for how long still on known tonight. here are the suspects 18 year- old 23 year-old morrison 24 year-old, shawn old, leslie has a long criminal history inclu

two israelis have been killed. young toddler with the israeli family seized the gun from .1 of the familiar whether it was from the fler police fire, not sure at this particular stage. >> the cabinet meeting apparently called by the prime minister? >> what is happening is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way back from the united states where he has been attending the u.n. meeting. he is due to arrive tomorrow afternoon and has not called a cabinet meeting for tomorrow. he called a meeting with the heads of the shimbet, the army chief of staff and his defense minister. they will be holding a meeting immediately on benjamin netanyahu's arrival tomorrow. th won't be a security cabinet meeting until monday evening after sunset bearing in mind that there is a jewish holiday in place, the ends begins at sunset tomorrow and then finally, on monday. the full cabinet meeting is scheduled for monday, but benjamin netanyahu is the meeting with his top security officials immediately on his arrival tomorrow afte

. >> you killed your sister. >> i didn't kill her. i didn't. >> they automatically assumed i was this demonic little kid. >> i didn't kill my sister. i wouldn't kill her. >> leave me alone. >> now go where cases can be made or broken. >> msnbc takes you "inside the box." >> april 21st, 1999, homicide detective leads rex krebs into the box or interview room. at police headquarters in san luis obispo. a college town just off california's central coast. >> it's been my experience that many, many investigators when they go in to do an interview or interrogation, they don't have a plan set up ahead of time. they sit down, they start talking, they wing it. first thing you have to do is develop some type of report or they're not going to talk to you at all. >> hobson for the district attorney's office makes sure krebs' handcuffs immediately come off. >> you sit down to talk with someone about a serious crime, the worst thing you can do is keep reminding him of possible consequences. handcuffs are consequences. having a gun exposed where he c

the gunman then shot and killed himself. the slain officers both posthumously promoted to detective were shot amid a rise in antipolice sentiment across the u.s. following a string of killings of unarmed black men by white police officers. on may 2nd, officer brian moore was shot while trying to make an arrest in queens. he died two days later. a career criminal now charged with the officer's murder. at just 25 years old officer moore was a decorated veteran credited with making scores of arrests during his brief career. >> shield number 469, new york city police officer in the city killed in the line of duty. >> and stay with eyewitness news on the air and online for updates on the killing of officer holder. we're also posting any updates on our facebook and twitter feeds. >>> 5:53. and still ahead, must see video of the man who wanted catch his flight so badly he actually ran right on to the tarmac. >> and we're working on breaking news. police have still not identified the suspect who holder in harlem. >>> you're never mo

his brother-in-law donnie was killed.was on his way to the far east on holiday. >> we have lost so many lives and, of course, a lot of families have -- they have not been the same anymore. all families have changed and that's something that is -- that will stay forever. >> reporter: soon after the disaster, the in thisser lands ordered an investigation. an early report cop colluded that the plane broke up in midair. after being hit by high-energy objects. it didn't explicitly say the plane was brought down by a missile, but it ruled out virtually everything else. ukraine and some western leaders accrues pro-russian separatists of booze on using a puk buk sure to air missle launcher. the report will focus four key areas, the underlying causes of the crash, the last moments what they were like for those on board, were they conscious or not. and why the families of dutch victim had his to wait two days before receiving any confirmation that their loved ones were on board. the report will also try to answer why mh17 made the

a hundred were killed at a rally in ankara. that rally was calling for talks between the government and pkk. but it seems that they have learned some lessons. there has been a clear attempt to reconnect with people on the ground. >> this time our people will work for the political stability, and that political stability could be achieved only by a party. i'm very confident that we'll be having an one-party majority government. >> you talk about political stability, that's one of the things that is brought about, the instability is resumption and fighting with the pkk and the kurdish. some people accuse that party of doing this deliberately and succeeded in the peace process, and sabotaging it in order to get people to vote. >> the political process, until 20th of july when daesh killed i two turkey citizens. after two days they killed two policemen when they were sitting in their home. this was the end not to have conflict. >> we didn't leave the peace process. >> after the results are announced, the leadership will address its

and felt my hand jerk. >> reporter: she'd killed him. julie and jason's two young children were in the house at the time of the shooting. their 11-year-old son takes the stand. >> how are you doing today? >> not good. >> tell me about it. why not good? >> because i really don't want to be here. we heard a big thud. like really big. >> reporter: harper's daughter gives heart-wrenching testimony. >> and she said, "daddy just fell off a chair." and he was going to rest and then go do errands. and then we said, can we see him? and she said, no. >> i think the testimony of the children is very impactful. >> i don't like her. >> why not? >> because she killed my father. >> reporter: the prosecution asks the jury to consider harper's behavior after the shooting. >> she didn't call 911. she hid the gun. she takes the kids out of the house. she covers the body with a blanket. >> reporter: then there's what julie did before the shooting as well. in the days before jason's dead, bank security cameras capture this. >> this is you cashing two $4,500

in the most recent shooting in chattanooga in july where four marines were killed, the suspect was killed by a local chattanooga police officer, and that person showed up, boom. they said i'm taking this into my own hands. does that then, daniel, mean we have to train our police force in a totally different way, instead of doing the set up the perimeter, make sure you are wearing the right body armor and go for the shooter? >> absolutely. you're seeing that as it permeates throughout the country and the globe, law enforcement responds to active shooter scenarios completely changed and brings up another valuable point as well, which is the importance of special weapons teams. these don't have to be full-time s.w.a.t. teams. you may have a local police department short personnel, you may have 20 police officers. but it's important to have a small portion, five or six officers trained in the special weapons tactics that have the accessibility, the equipment they need, shields, ballistic shields, heavier weapons to take on this type of horrible, tragic incident, without pistols and body armor

these are people who are trying to kill.tely we've been able to stop a lot of those attacks. we haven't been perfect and that's why we have eight israelis who have died. >> the u.s. state department spokesman had this to say about israel yesterday. >> we've certainly seen some reports of what many would consider excessive use of force. obviously we don't like to see that. >> excessive force. now, kirby tried to walk that back today. >> i think he did more than try. i think he made it clear that we're not suggesting that israels use excessive force. i don't know specifically what he was talking about yesterday and today you'd have to ask him. but we're not using excessive force. we have a major problem. we have attacks throughout the country. we have eight israelis who've been murdered. unfortunately we have had some success in preventing some of these attacks but not enough and we have to continue to be vigilant. >> these seem to be lone wolf attacks. now, i would never do anything to excuse violence, but how do you respond

that is the third rally in which people were killed. the one that happened in july, at least 30 people were killed in that attack hundredses wounded. >> this is coming at a time of political divisions when the government is calling for unity. today, we are expecting in ankara, the cabinet will meet and discuss the on going investigation, try to determine who's behind these horrific attacks that happened. we're expecting the spokesperson for the government will be coming out with a statement once again calling for unity. turkey is ensnared in multiple fights including against the p.k.k. and isil. it doesn't look like it's going to be getting any easier anytime soon. >> despite isil being the focus of the bombing investigation, the prime minister said the government has not ruled out p.k.k. rebels and the revolutionary people's liberation party front. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just finished speaking to the israeli knesset about growing violence between israelis and palestinians. netanyahu is moving to reassure parliamen

>>> an air strike on an afghan hospital in kunduz kills three - the u.s. military may be responsible >>> hello, i'm martine dennis. this is al jazeera, live from doha. also ahead on the programme... >> i'm mohammed idris, live from the scene of where one of the bombs went off last night. we bring you the latest. >> an attempt by russia and iran to prop up bashar al-assad... >> president obama says russian air strikes in syria are a recipe for disaster and calls for a political solution. plus... >> i'm catherine wambua-soi in central kenya, where this has been turned into a rehabilitation center because of an alcohol problem that has goaten out of hand >>> at least three people have been killed in an air strike on a hospital in the afghan city of kunduz. n.a.t.o. says it is investigating the attack, carried out by u.s. forces. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: this is what is left of the doctors without borders trauma center. the hospital was hit several times during a sustained bombing attack. the air strikes started at 2 o'clock in the morning, local

. >>> we're following developing news out of san francisco, three people accused of killing a hiker killed a woman in indicate park. the body of -- golden gate park. because of the similarities of the two cases san francisco police called marin county police. here are the new mug shots of the three suspects. morrison lampley, lilaal-good. they were arrested in oregon. they found items belonging to kerry with the trio. they found a gun with the suspects. the weapon is believed to be the one used to kill steven carter. investigators are looking into the motives behind the attacks. >> it appears we have three people identify as three lost souls and we're trying to identify what their motivation, state of mind, these will come into play. >> search teams have been walking along looking for evidence. steve carter's wife posted a message saying there will be a public mihmalial on saturday -- memorial saturday october 31. their dog is being cared for by a vet. they were staying in marin so she could receive cancer treatment. >>> the winner of the peace prize was announced. >> the noble committee h

dozens killed. hundreds wounded. this is the third attack to target pro-kurdish activists since june. since then, the security situation in turkey has deteriorated sharply. with the peace process between the government and the pkk having all but collapsed, the prime minister called for three days of mourning while discussing initial findings. these deadly blasts outside the train station underscore just how tense the situation remains before november's parliamentary elections. there are still forensic investigators on the scene searching for evidence. all around the train station you can still see the remnants of the tragic blast. here are peace signs next to blood stains on the road. >> there's a big election in turkey. we want them to stop. >>reporter: for now though, even amid this heightened security and these emptied streets, it's the shock that is most evident of all. >>> world leaders have condemned the bombings in turkey. vladimir putin called the attacks an act of terrorism. >> i want to express my condolenc

by midday today, hunters had killed 293. the florida wildlife commission may shut the project down tonight and stressed in a conference call that the numbers are still in range. >> none of these numbers are worrying to us. we have large, resilient, growing bear populations. jamie: in 2012, the black bear was still on the endangered species list. now, wildlife officers estimate there are more than 3,000 bears in florida, and fewer places for them to live. cameras have caught bears walking by bicyclists on a neighborhood street, roaming through yards and going through garbage, even making themselves a little too much at home. central florida hunter bryan smith says they've become a nuisance. >> they do a lot of damage on the property. so it's nice being able to take this one out. jamie: animal rights activists protested for six months before the hunt, which was unsuccessfully challenged in court. opponents like nicole bower monitored the bears being brought in. >> it's beyond me that that is our only means is just to kill them

dozens reported killed instantly. the final death toll is still unclear, however. hundreds of turks had gathered to participate in a peace rally organized by trade unions and other groups wanting to resume peace talks between the government and the pkk. >> there was a demonstration. i was walking next to a rally truck. right here behind two banners an explosion went off. we lay on the ground. the second bomb went off there. there were two bombs but the one that went off here was a very strong one. >>reporter: the security situation in turkey has become volatile in recent months. the peace process between the government and the pkk has all but collapsed. the pkk has killed more than 40 soldiers in recent months and the turkish army has conducted several ache strikes against fighters. the economy and party politics may have topped the agenda in the last election. now it seems security or the lack of it is becoming a concern for many. >>> turkey's prime minister spoke to the media after a meeting of security chiefs. >> there is no single citizen who doesn't share the

over 700 people were killed.pears to have lost the largest number of pilgrims with over 400 nationals killed. >>> in eastern ukraine, pro russian rebels have begun withdrawing some weapons from the front line. meanwhile, others have been discussing a possible cruise between moscow and can i kiki -- kiev. there have been reports of shelling. >>> still ahead, south sudan's president orders the creation of 28 new states, but his opponents are up in arms. >>> and fears of contamination as tons of cyanide from a gold mine spills into a river in or or -- argentina. >>> welcome back, let's take a look at the top stories on jazz, and the number of dead from a mud slide in guatemala has risen to at least 69. hundreds of people are missing in the town southeast of the capital of guatemala city. >>> a palestinian who was stabbed an israeli teenager in jerusalem has been killed by police. the incident happened in the area of jerusalem. >>> and a suspected u.s. airstrike in kunduz, demanding an impartial investigation. presid

well, he's there while kennedy is killed, after kennedy is killed, when jack ruby then kills lee harveyt whole fateful weekend he's hunkered down in a cia command post. so there are many odd circumstances like this. i also found out from interviewing the children of another former cia official that one of the key figures of interest in the kennedy assassination, a guy named william harvey, who was head of the cia-mafia plot against castro and hated the kennedys, thought that they were weak and so on, he was seen leaving his rome station and flying to dallas, by his own deputy, on an airplane early in november 1963. this is a remarkable sighting because to place someone like william harvey, the head of the cia's assassination unit, put there by allen dulles, in dallas in november of 1963 before the assassination is a very important fact. the cia, by the way, refuses, even at this late date, to release the travel vouchers for people like william harvey. under the jfk records act, that was asked in the back -- back in the 1990's, they are compelled by federal law to release all documents r

you're gonna have to kill me to take my child. texas hit with more than 20 inches of rain in some parts. a storm so powerful, it derailed a freight train. >>> mexico spared from the full force of hurricane patricia. >>> hillary clinton was the star tonight of one

a baby thrown into the air and killed with a bayonet. these horrors.t happened was wrong. >> it's been half a century and the massacres of alleged communists are still one of the most sensitive and darkest episodes of indonesia's past. these are silent witnesses to a bloodbath which has yet to be recognized by the country's leadership an international community. it's a history that still defies indonesia due to a lack of justin, human rights have started a peoples tribunal about the killings of 1965. a court case that will convene in the netherlands. >>> the international community and the united nations canted keep silent about this any longer. we want them to help indonesia to keep its legal obligations. >> indonesia's human rights commission has called the anti-communist purge crimes against humanity, but the government has yet to follow up on its findings. >> apologize? who will will apologize to who? that will be a long processes. we will look for a good way to put an end to this. >> the government said it has started a process of reconciliation,

at least 28 journalists have been killed since the president took office five years ago.cre in 2009 was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. at least 29 philippine journalists were murdered on their way to election story involving a local politicians. the president vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice but witnesses continue to be killed and the case remains tied up in the courts. >> i think the president looked at the kind of battles that he had to choose and basically withdrew from this one. it is that culture of violence coupled enjoined with a systematic impunity and the failure of the state to punish crime especially for those who can hire lawyers, especially those who have money to keep a case going indefinitely. >> reporter: despite the country's reputation as a free media, journalism remains to be a deadly job here. the murder of journalists has now become so routine that many of them are now taking extraordinary steps to protect themselves. many journalists carry a gun for self-defense. journalists here say carrying a weapon may violate the

and in mexico with 200,000 killed. we don't want those consequences be. >> reporter: with elections a tao day away it is g issue. people are trying to cope with the growing threat. >>> museums may not be to everybody's taste but a museum dedicateed to food hopes to change that. >> reporter: on the big screen where the food you eat goes. a journey through the human body. a voice guides you along the path the pill camera takes to the stomach and beyond. a vibriet greating massage chair adds to the experience. >> the value and expense of the things they are holding they become very precious about it. what i like is we go away feeling inspired about food and what they can create and have their own food adventures. it is much more enabeling and lively. >> reporter: it lets visitors experiment with the changing taste of chocolate. you eat the same chocolate listening to four sound scapes and the notes are tabulated and analyzed. >> it had school noises and characters that resonateed with my childhood and bitter and i don't k