>> the policemen who kill. for the first time, members of kenya's death squads speak publicly about assassinating suspects. >> kenya's counter terrorism strategy is edging the country into conflict, creating a generation of angry and alienated muslims. >> kenyans shot dead in cold blood. >> they're becoming a threat to global security. so do the elimination. >> al jazeera has been given confidential documents revealing the intelligence that drives this extra judicial killing program. intelligence that may have been supplied by western security agencies. >> aljazeera investigates whether global powers are conducting a proxy war in africa using a rulebook from israel. >> a part of that prevention sometimes is to kill the terrorist. before the trial. >> president kenyatta - has already faced charges of crimes against humanity at the international criminal court he could soon find himself in the dock again. this time for ordering the killing of muslim clerics. >> for years kenya has been rife with allegations of a

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killing stopped. or they appeared to. >> right. >> so you guys logically assume the guy is either in jail, he's dead or he's left. >> we never grabbed onto any one of these ideas and said that's the end of this. if we did that we wouldn't be where we are today. >> more than ten years would pass. while the technology needed to solve the crime moved slowly forward. then the seattle sheriff's department got both the scientific breakthrough it had been hoping for and a new champion. because even though he had been ordered off the case back in 1990, dave reichert had made his mark in the department, commanding special operations and other high profile areas. so when the county held an election for sheriff in 1996, he easily won. and he was back in pursuit of the green river killer. >> and that pursuit is about to pay off. the sheriff and his team are about to get a break they've waited for, for almost two decades. >> you just don't seem like the guy that would run around the room slapping high fives, but y

their mission was to kill and keep on killing. to stage a spectacle so terrifying that the world could no longer ignore lashkar-e-taiba, the army of the righteous. indian intelligence intercepted the terrorists' cell phone conversations with their commanders in pakistan. >> they were very calm, not shouting, not excited. they were doing their job as a matter of fact. >> one gunman was captured alive. for the army of the righteous, it was a test run for future operations, not just in india, but perhaps elsewhere. their method of attack could easily be adapted to any american city. no hijacked airliners or sophisticated weaponry, just ten young men with mobile phones and assault rifles programmed to kill and die on command. this is the inside story of the attack on mumbai told by its victims and by the terrorists themselves in hours of intercepted phone calls. >>> at dusk, ten gunmen arrive off mumbai on a hijacked fishing trawler. the crew is killed, the captain left alive to navigate. later that night indian intelligence would mon

three of my friends were killed.his is the third of such attacks this year in hospitals here struggling with the injured. some of whom are in critical condition. although no one has claimed responsibility, the attack resembles similar ones carried out by boko haram. the last being a friday mosque attack a few kilometers from here. dozens were killed. >> boko haram may be on the back foot as the military it is up operations but awhat their separations have failed to do is stop soft targets such as markets and places of worship. >> hundreds of people have been killed in such attacks. security experts warn suicide attacks will increase as the de deadline said for the military to defeat the fighters nears. mohammed degris, al jazeera, abu gentleman, nigh year i can't. >>> the global terrorism index says terrorism rose by 80% last year compared to 2013, the highest level ever recorded. boko haram and isil are responsible for a majority of the attacks. the number of deaths attributed to boko haram increased by 317%. over 6

those killed were civilians. people who were either store owners, shoppers, heading or leaving home or just passing by. they died in an attack that targeted the base of the lebanon hezbollah movement, the shiie shiite shiite community. and if the aim was to turn the people against the armed group, it did not take long. >> personally i was against the decision for hezbollah to involve in syria but right now i'm convinced they were right. they're taking proactive action and not waiting for isis to come. >>reporter: officials have condemned the attacks. it was a rare show of national unity in a deeply divided community. the bombings came at a time when the group is stepping up involvement in war. already hundreds of men have been killed across the border in syria and this is how many say hezbollah's enemies are retaliating. thursdays bombs are being described as the worst in years. the intention was to kill as many civilians as possible. the area targeted is a residential neighborhood and a busy market. >> the casua

those who were killed were civilians. people who are either store owners, shoppers heading our leaving home or just passing by. they died in an attack that targeted the base of hezbollah's movement, the shia community. the attack was in the heartland, the southern suburbs of beirut. many say it's linked to hezbollah's decision to side with the syrian government, and if the aim was to turn the people against the armed group, it didn't take long for hezbollah and its supporters to show nothing has changed. >> personally, i was against hezbollah's decision to be involved in syria. but right now i'm convinced they were right to be involved in syria. they are taking proactive action. they're not waiting for isis to come. >> reporter: officials have condemned the attacks. it was a rare show of national unity in a deeply divided country. hezbollah has criticized for sending thousands of fighters to support syria's president. the bombings came at a time when the group stepped up the involvement in the war, mrauing a lead role in

strike, activate kill strike. what happens? how does that occur? >> so, yeah. if we are sitting there following someone, we will be told, hey, get red to spin up your missiles, get ready to strike. maybe you will be told don't follow the vehicle, go back to the house. maybe you will follow one vehicle and they say we're going to strike this vehicle. get ready to do so. you don't know when or who is going to make the decision for you. >> reporter: do you know who you're striking? >> no. we don't. we just know that this person has validated some sort of nefarious algorithm. >> reporter: how is it determined a person is to be called. >> they kill people vi amet adata. there is no doubt about that. that has been stated by many people multiple times and we help gather that met adata. it's the geolocations of the cell phone being used, being communicated with, the vin number of the phone, the sim number of the phone, the length of conversation that's being done between phones, the length of the texts being exchanged, if

three people killed, three suspects killed. three have been arrested, several police officers have been injured. to jacky rowland live from paris. you were on the scene very

. >> we're not in this business to kill civilians. we're in this business to stop i.s.i.l. >> the pentagon explains why it's not cooperating with russia in the battle against i.s.i.l. >> and nigerian attacks. boko haram adds to its grim toll, killing nearly 50 people in three suicide bombings just today. good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. tonight we once again begin in paris. the city is still reeling from friday's terror attacks. this morning an extended shootout led to bloodshed in one of its suburbs. police stormed an apartment building in san denis. looking for abdel hamid abaaoud. one of the ring leaders. , france has opened another front in its fight against i.s.i.l. it announced plans to seek a u.n. resolution against the group. russia began circulating a similar resolution today. i.s.i.l. responded with a new threat one directed at new york city. a video posted online showed images of times square and other landmarks followed by the words, what's coming next will be far worse. for more we're joined by

civilians have been killed.xactly what exacerbates frustration and anger in parts of the world. perhaps draws more recruits for isis. there has been no actual well worked out strategy and how to deal with isis. just to give you a little example, when isis seized palmyra, the united states and other powers, other regional powers, it refused to provide close air support to the syrian troops that were amassed around palmyra for fear if they got involved in providing close air support, they would be charged with backing the assad government, or indeed, when the turkish government, who has a very different understanding of terrorism, strikes at kurdish camps where these kurds have it at the front line of the war against isis, there is any coherence and the response to isis at the same time as merely going and bombing raqqa as the french have done is really not going to put any pressure on them. in fact, the opposite. it might indeed draw more recruits to them. it might enable them to champion their own audacity. amy:

the lin >> grant: the partners of cnn reporting 149 people have been killed in a series courted faded that her tax when 1810 minutes ago from the number has been rising throughout the day first responders reaching those to have been killed in the only be called a day of for and harris started a couple suicide bombers 311 fax outside the big soccer match out north of the city of paris, said the same time the big shooting out of cambodia crosstalk popular one the people killed outside the soccer stadium by far the most carnage found at concert halls supposed to be concerts' tonight in southern california band eagles of death metal set to perform there tonight and that was the thrill when terrorist from the concert hall killing at least 100 people. a terrifying situation there the terrorists were shooting people execution- style and throwing grenades at them as exploded were never says a word prison, standing with the people of paris and france international community morning the feeling the effects of this has sadly reached out to so many areas of the world and the latest situation for

killed. one was a woman who blew herself up early on in this operation the paris prosecutors office says right now five other people have been arrested. three taken into custody from inside the apartment. two others nearby. >> sources also telling us at cnn a civilian bystander was killed and five police officers were injured and it appears as though those who have been injured have been injured very badly, these are lighter wounds, thank flichlt let's put this in context. this is a few miles from where we in the center of paris, 800 yards away from the soccer stadium that was the site of one of the attacks on friday night. this is a diverse sort of average to lower income neighborhood in the north of paris. it's usually bustling. . shops are opened. buses are rung. there you have a birds-eye view of the area we are talking about. >> so close to the soccer stadium where a suicide attack took place on friday. >> it's greater paris. people, though, this morning are waking up to this nightmare o

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killing four. here's part of what it sounded like. [ explosions ]. >> at least 118 people were killed inside. that number could also change. the concert hall. the wife of one of the band members by the way told the washington post they all got out alive. there were shots fired at les halles. though it's unclear how many if any were shot and killed there. an eyewitness says there was a shooting in the cafe in the 11th district. so far we're getting very little information about the final two attacks. there are reports that ufl the attackers are now dead and police are looking for accomplices. but we do not know yet how police came to that conclusion. megyn. >> trace, thank you. the city is in lockdown right now. the city of paris is in lockdown. the borders are closed, although we're told that is to outgoing traffic. not sure about incoming traffic. military units are on the street tonight and it looks like a police state of sorts. the "the new york times" reporting that the police have been empower

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two terrorists killed. one was described a woman, with a suicide device, who blew herself up in the apartment. and another, we understand, has been killed by a police sniper. one of the security officials involved in this. and therefore, we are told, two people dead. we are waiting to get further information, as to whether one of the terrorists is still alive. whether there was a third that may have been wounded in any event. we're waiting to get full confirmation of that. we understand that sadly, one civilian was caught up in the crossfire and may have lost their life. and three police have been wounded in this operation. julien theron, give me a sense of saint-denis. it now has a bad reputation in terms of what people know since friday 13th. >> yes. it's an area where there's a lot of immigrants. it's not a very wealthy area. there's mainly simple people. but there's also some suburbs, what we call city here. >> the inner city projects, where so many of -- the poorest and the most disenfranchised of the

she wants to know who killed him and why >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon will visit north cree this week. ban will be the first u.n. secretary general to set foot in for 20 years. the united nation have declined to report. the two contenders hoping to win argentina's run, are head to head in a debate. it is between from the ruling front for victim party and another one who is running for the con seventive republican proposal coalition. reporting from the capital. >> reporter: it was a historic night. the first time that two presidential candidates faced off. these two people said that these elections are about two competing ambitions for the country's economy. he warned that his competition will take argentina back in time. >> translation: your proposals are a threat to society as a whole. you talk about lifting the restriction in the economy. it's a danger for every family, every worker whose jobs are at risk. who is going to pay for this? >> reporter: from let's change parties, it is time to put an end to 12 years of the mov

it kills me. >> yeah. and the -- we're hearing from laura heim that she kept stress, these are kids, these are kids, these are kids. it's called the eagles of death metal. this is not 50-year-olds going to see a band like this. they're going to attract a young crowd. i don't know if it's technically an all-ages venue, but they're going to attract a young crowd. when we start to get the list of victims from that venue, one of the things that's going to be both consequential and heart breaking is that we're going to see people from all over, including people from a number of different countries who are going to have been in that venue and we're going to see a lot of young people. >> yes. perhaps we can grab a clip of the recent episode of "comedy bang bang" they appeared on that show along with colin hanks. especially confirmed if they're all okay, that would be great to see. >> today's violence in paris comes one day after another major city experienced its worst terror attack in years. two suicide bombers

does someone just pop their head in the room and say okay, kill strike, activate kill strike? what happens, how does that occur? >> so yeah, if we're sitting there following someone we'll be told, hey, get ready to spin up your missiles, get ready to strike. so you're watching someone. maybe you'll follow vehicles that leave a house and then they'll say don't follow this vehicle go back to the house you'll follow a couple more maybe you'll follow one vehicle and they'll say we're striking this vehicle get ready to do so. you don't know when or who is you. >> do you know who you're striking? >> no, we don't. we just know this person has validated some sort of nefarious activity algorithm. >> 0 is it determined that someone should be killed? is there an overreliance on profiling or intercepts? >> they do kill people by metadata, no doubt. we helped gather that metadata. what metadata is, the geolocations of the cell phone being used, the gee elocation is of the cell phone being -- being communicated with. the sim number of the phone, the length of conversation that's being done

others have been tied up, thrown in rivers, killed in their homes, and recently someone was killed ---- someone was killed and his head cut off. >> we verified this atrocity. the killings followed the crushing of demonstrations against the president's third term in office. the police and shady state militia are blamed for most of the deaths taking retribution against protesters and opposition leaders and scaring people into silence. there are also abductions and stories of torture. >> they started beating me with iron bars. one on the soles of the feet. i told them i don't know what you are asking me. >> the 54-year-old says the police accused him of giving weapons training to the opposition something he denied through his seven days of torture. >> then a policeman brought in a five liter container of rocks and hung it from my testicles. i can't explain how painful it was. i was praying that if i could choose i would rather be killed immediately instead of being tortured like that. >> attacks even happen in daylight. a whole family was killed here by police, witnesses say. apparently

and then he said to me, do you think i killed wendy baribeault? and i looked at him, and i said, yeah, i do. and i really didn't know. but i looked at him in the eye and i said, yeah, i do, and i don't think you want to hurt anybody anymore. and he said, you're right. i did it. >> i was supposed to be working with a colleague that day. he called in sick in the afternoon. we were going to go do cold calls knocking on apartments, sales, and he called in, he didn't want to do it. so i stopped at the printing shop, picked up some printing stuff, and i was on my way home. she was walking along the side of the road. and i just stopped the car, got out of the car, went raped her and killed her. >> malchik had the confession he had been waiting for, but he still was not sure about other missing or dead girls. >> we went out, and he show us where he had dragged her off the highway, where he had put her clothes, where he had committed the assault, where he had parked his car, at what angle, and this all had to do with wendy baribeault. and then after we wer

seven of them were killed in suicide explosions. the eighth was killed by police. the paris prosecutor's office says they can't rule out the possibility that some accomplices are still out there. jonathan vigliotti has the latest for us. >> reporter: it's believed there were eight of them. seven are dead. now the manhunt is under way for all of those involved in the planning and execution. explosions and gunfire rocked the paris theater. inside the entertainment hall, at least two terrorists fired assault rifles, launched gren needs and took -- grenades and took hostages. americans living nearby said it looked like a scene from a horror movie. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: by the time police stormed the theater, terrorists had killed dozens of hostages. it wasn't over. two suicide bombers struck outside a sports stadium north of paris where a soccer match was under way. fans crowded the field as security teams were there. this man says his cell phone stopped shrapnel from hitting him. it's the phone that took the shot and what saved him, he said. at least 120

one is killed instantly. police, journalists and anyone opposing taliban ideology is a potential target. >> these two guys will fire the next guy going on a motorbike in blue dress. >> narrator: this man rides his motorbike during rush hour. his killer is just a few feet behind him. the gunman strikes and drives away unchallenged. officer ijaz says his men have limited resources to take on the taliban. >> narrator: captured taliban suspects are detained in officer ijaz's compound. this particular suspect, he's iy on suspicion of killing some of law enforcement personnel and we're interrogating him, st things to extract. because we he some physical and material evide against him and we need his conn or his side of the story too. for better chance of a convicti. >> narrator: this man, mansoor, is accused of multiple targeted assassinations. ijaz insists that his face remains covered, to stop him from seeing the officers. he says if mansoor is ever released, he could try to target the police who questioned him.

seven were killed in suicide explosions, the eighth killed by police. the paris prosecutor's office can't rule out the possibility that some accomplices are still out there. 118 people were killed in one location. perform. gunmen started firing then took hostages before police stormed the venue. >>> another explosion was loud enough to be heard over the crowd at a soccer match between france and germany. among 80,000 people who were there, france's president, who had to be moved immediately to a secured location. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. it's 5:00 on a saturday morning. social media, as you can imagine has been lit up all night with desperate families turning to twitter and facebook to find their loved ones. 70 americans are still unaccounted for, although none were believed to be killed in the attacks. our coverage begins this morning with craig boswell. >> reporter: terrorists launched a series of bloody attacks through paris. the worst carnage was at the gunmen took hostages and killed more than 100. the attackers were in c

killed in twin suicide bombings yesterday, at least 43 people were killed, more than 200 were woundedsenior international correspondent clarissa ward is in beirut. she visited the blast site earlier today. >> reporter: this is the scene where that second suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest. more than 40 people were killed, and more than 200 injured. and if you walk around here, you can see the streets here are still covered with broken glass and the blood of all the people who were killed and injured in this attack. now, isis is claiming responsibility. they say because this is a shiite muslim neighborhood. and most of the people living here support hezbollah. and actually if you look at these yellow flags around this neighborhood, these are the flags of hezbollah. and hezbollah has been fighting with the regime of bashar al assad inside syria in that country's civil war. >> and clarissa joins me now live. what's the mood in beirut tonight? >> reporter: well, jake, you know, the mood is somber. but i would also say there's a great deal of anxiety. this is the first time in nea

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matt was shot and killed by police. sweat is already serving a life sentence without parole for a murder conviction. jc: new details in the manhunt s wife during a home invasion. police say they have surveillance video of the suspect who burglarized a neighbors home just minutes before the shooting. jc: detectives say 3 different -- it is the biggest break yet greeted indianapolis police claimed to have surveillance the pregnant mother and pastor' wife. they have yet to make those images public. >> for those responsible, we are coming. >> they say the suspect was captured on camera as he burglarized the neighbors home just teed up doors down. the fee blackburn left for the gym. then a neighbor heard gunshots. the couple' s one-year-old son upstairs, safe in his crib. >> they saw an opportunity to burglarize another home. a church seen here on youtube. >> i moved to south carolina. >> she was three months pregnant >> everything she did was to help other people. >> the the scene with an accomplice in a dark suv. jc: detec

this is the bomb that brought down an airliner killing 224 people. hello, i'm maryam nemazee in london. you're watching al jazeera. also coming up. paris prosecutor said that the terrorist terrorist cell neutralized in their raid was ready to act. >>> and a giant of the game, rugby's first global superstar dies age 40. isil has published an image of the improvised bomb that says brought down the airliner killing 22,042 people on board. the group said it's smuggled the explosive on to the plane destined to st. petersburg. from moscow al jazeera's rory challands has more. >> an every day item that could have led to the deaths of hundreds of people. this is the can of soft drink that isil claims it used to bring down a russian airliner. aside it what appears to be a detonator, power source and switch. one expert said the claim was capable. >> probably 200 to 300 graham 300 grams of high explosives. if this was place insid inside the optimum position could cause catastrophic failure and breach the shell of the aircraft, if you like, which at 30,000 feet

other reports he was killed. other reports altogether he wasn't physically present in that apartment. what we do now, according to prosecutor is one female suicide bomber killed herself at the beginning of the raid. we know who other individuals as well were killed. one by sniper fire. another unclear five arrests, three inside the apartment. two outside the apartment. was this and we were speaking with a jourpallist here in france who es top source told him in morning this could have been an entirely new team of terrorists planning another attack. >> he told us he talked to police who said to him they got there just from time. just in time was the exact language he was given, which is notable for two reasons. was it j you in time to prevent another attack? was it just in time to keep these people from fleeing. the numbers indicate, though, something important in and of themselves. eight people, three people killed. three suspected terrorists now dead. five under arrest. seven or eight people involved on friday i

three terrorists were killed. the first by the authorities while the other two blew themselves up. >>> let's get more from paris now. hi there, david. talk us through what the mood is like in paris right now. >> well, extraordinary scenes behind me. you can see about 200 people gathered in the main square here. they are standing in silent candlelit vigil. they're shocked and dismayed. they hope there are no more accomplices and killing teams out there but nobody really knows at the moment. there's a lot of false alarms. there was another fear of a shooting at the eiffel tower that is closed and no longer lit up. paris knows they're facing a very well organized enemy. the men who created the scenes of havoc over that night were seven cold hearted professional killers. they were all armed with automatic rifles and they knew how to use them. they also had suicide vests filled with ball bearings, and a push button debt nater to increase the carnage and the maiming and killing. isil has claimed they are their soldiers.

do you just stand by while all the hostages are killed?ome details of the long-range rescue operation are still up clear tonight, but here is what is known. hand-picked commando rescuers made the flight to uganda in three planes. >> the raid on entebbe is one of the perfect operations of the modern era defined by surprise, speed, success. but mostly surprise. >> the israelis are familiar with the airport at entebbe because they built sections of it and had an active advisory force in uganda until 1973 when idi amin kicked the israelis out. >> no one thought anyone would fly all the way from israel to uganda to rescue the hostages. that was surprise number one. when they landed at the airport, all the israeli commandos were wearing ugandan military uniforms. they were even driving the same kind of mercedes that a ugandan general would drive. >> the hijackers didn't know what was going on, and by the time they figured it out, it was too late for them. >> it had taken just 52 minutes from the time the first plane landed until it took off with

we have no names or no ids on the people that have been killed now, that three suspects were killed in the raid, but we don't know whether those three include salah abdeslam or abdel hamid abaaoud, both described as extremely dangerous and who belles have been searching urgent lip as having been-- urgently as having been involved in the attacks that killed at least 129 people >>> thanks for that. do stay with us. so jacky confirming that right now it has been reported that three people have been killed during that police raid, three others have been arrested and three police officers have been injured and it looks like that two different buildings in st denis has been targeted. a series of explosions took place roughly half an hour ago, which were heard during this police raid. we will play back those pictures for you. (loud explosion heard) >>> as you can hear, a series of explosions. this followed a gun fire exchange. i can tell you that there were reports that a woman wearing an explosive vest was shot dead. these are the reports coming out of various broadcasters and media on the g

at least 15 people killed there. that is the location et going attention from the french authority -- getting attention from french authorities. 100 plus people are held inside that theater. half hour of lull after the activitier with heard near notre dame, popular places for tourists a mall. in the mall there is gunfire there. thest we have 60 people kill. 100 plus people hostage in the theater. we have no idea how many are wounded. the first responders are having a heck of time getting in the locion because they don't know if they have been deemed safe.

he didn't kill wallace. he shot him and paralyzed him, but yes, he was released around the same time the women who tried to kill president ford were released. brian: we have a background viewing of the assassination attempt here. [begin video clip] >> as always seems to be the case, there was no inkling of trouble. governor wallace heading countered heckling -- had encountered heckling earlier in the day, but the crowds here seemed receptive and friendly. he had just finished speaking, was shaking hands, 145 shots -- when for or shots were fired, five two of them recorded by abc news. [gunshots] [shouting] >> governor wallace's wife bent over him. later, she said he seemed to be conscious. it produced so much confusion that details are still not clear. one campaign worker provides a description of the assassin. ingram said he was trying to shake hands when a man cap shouting, hey, george, hey, george. doctors say there were three wounds. in the leg, arm, and chest. [end video clip] picture ofhave a ethel ken

houthi fighters were killed. the army fighting with the forces began an operation to cut off houthi supply lines. i.s.i.l. has published a picture of the bomb that it says that brought down the russian airliner over egypt killing all 224 people on board last month. the group said lack security at sharm el-sheikh allowed it to smelling it onto the plane >> reporter: an every day item that could have led to the deaths of hundreds of people. this is the can of soft drink i.s.i.l. claimed it used to bring down a russian airliner. beside it what appears to be a detonator, power source and switch. one expert says it is credible. >> inside the can itself, if it's full to capacity, two to 300 grams of high explosive. this is certainly a viable twins and the sort of thing that if it was placed in the opt minimum position could potentially destroy the aircraft and caused catastrophic failure and breach the shell of the aircraft. >> reporter: i.s.i.l. displayed the device on its on line magazine saying it was revenge for bo

then they start killing us. then we started a limited bombing of isis in syria, with the promise of no troops on the ground. mr. president, in september of this year, one day after meeting you and not telling you, putin starts air strikes in syria. and in your prophetorial american, you said bombing is not the way to go. >> as we continue to have these conversations and as i suspect russia starts realizing that they're not going to be able to bomb their way to a peace inside syria, we'll be able to make progress on that front. >> now you're the one sending troops to syria. but by the way, it's not combat. ten days ago, master sergeant ben wheeler, just assisting, who wasn't in combat, was killed in combat. are you schizophrenic? you announce that you're going to send 1$100 million to the syrian rebels. didn't we just spend $5 million doing just that? we got five guys trained and they ran off. so we have the military version of five eguys pizza. almost 3,000 u.s. citizens dead. russia the nemesis comes into to th

that of the eight terrorists who were killed after these attacks, seven of them killed themselves with suicide belts, perhaps a new chapter on this in terror. we'll leave you tonight with the images from paris throughout the evening, it's now morning there. your local news is coming up with much more. and of course we'll cover this all night long. for elizabeth vargas and all of us here, have a good night. >> we saw a man holding his girlfriend, she had been shot in the stomach, i could see she was bleeding. >> and we heard a bunch of gunshots, maybe eight to ten. our first instinctas to run into the restaurant. >>> abc 7 news starts with live breaking news. >> we have two breaking news stories, here in the bay area 20 people were injured when a tour bus karecareemed into several c >>> and in paris. >> we heard a bunch of gunshots maybe eight to ten. >> this is an attack on all of humanitiy and the universal values that we share. >> at least 120 people dead in the city of light. from the bay area and around the world people are pausing to pay tribute to the victories and show solidarit

at least one person was killed and thousands fled.he storm came less than a week after an earlier cyclone killed 11 people and dumped almost a decades worth of rain in two days. israeli prime minister benjamin did you know who is meeting with president obama the white house today marking the first talks , between the two leaders since netanyahu failed to block the nuclear deal with iran. netanyahu is seeking a major increase in u.s. military aid to israel over the coming decade, beyond the $3 billion a year the u.s. already provides. the meeting comes as israeli forces shot dead a young palestinian woman at a checkpoint in the occupied west bank, accusing her of drawing a knife. a group of bipartisan house lawmakers are calling for congress to vote on the escalating u.s. wars in iraq and syria. more than a year after the u.s. launched airstrikes against the self-proclaimed islamic state, congress has yet to vote on authorizing force. the obama administration has controversially claimed their actions are covered by the 2001 congression