luxor is right across the river from king tut's tomb.r pentagon correspondent barbara star. >> look for an announcement from the obama administration later today on this very issue, sending about 400 to 500 additional troops to iraq mainly for training iraqi forces. they are going to go to anbar province by all accounts. that's a very difficult area of big isis stronghold right now. it will increase the number of trainers there. they included in that 400 to 500 troops that will go will be security troops. they're going to g too to a base where they are going to have to provide security for the u.s. troops going there to train. it is an adjustment we are told by a pentagon official in what the u.s. military is doing, but not a big change in strategy. they've been trying to get more iraqi troops raintrained. look the bottom line pentagon officials will tell you, is this is going to be very difficult. nobody anticipates this one deployment changing iraq fixing iraq. and it's not going to be enough for republicans like john mccain and lindse

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been stepped up as sites across egypt after a suicide-bombing near the ancient temple in the city of luxoro gunmen were with the bomber. they were shot, one killed and the other badly wounded. no tourists were hurt and there has been no claim of responsibility. it's the second attack in just over a peek to target the egyptian tourist industry. >>> talks to solve libya's political crisis has wrapped up with no agreement. officials and representatives from libya's two government met in berlin. it was a day after negotiations broke and the creation of an unity government fell apart. >> well, the news talks were remarkable for two things. first, the absence of either governments long side the two speakers to say anything from their points of view, and then the unanimity between the germany foreign minister about the need for speed in dealing with the situation. they said this was a last best option and that it had a shelf life. >> libya has no more time. it's very important to understand and to translate these actions and saying very clearly that enough is enough, and the time has come to make

tourism is the main source of economy in luxor.home to egypt's most famous temples and tombs, including that of king tut. short of after the explosion, police exchanged fire with two suspected islamic militants and then killed them. four people including two policemen, were wounded in that attack. >>> governor watch continues. waiting for the governors of new york and vermont. this is serious stuff, obviously. there are two killers on the run. one of them spotted each other. it's 3:40. they're very busy. we hope when they do come out we'll get something new on the search for these two men. that's coming up on fox newschannel. >>> and the next time you may have a choice bring a smaller carry-on bag or bring a fee to check it. new restrictions some airlines will be using. >>> and how small can the bathrooms get? really? . . . . . . . unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common

. >>> two gunmen werein egypt a suicide-bomber attacked the temple in luxor. gunmen were shot, one died and the other has been critically injured. >>> president vladimir putin met with the head of the catholic church. it was afternooned that he start talks. >>> so far nine people have died from the middle east respiratory syndrome virus and hundreds affected. >> at the medical center the common cold is being taken more seriously than ever. anyone with even mild symptoms are brought to the center. and anyone diagnosed with mers is quarantineed. this will be a water shed moment. >> they'll protect staff and other patience. there are apatience patients with mers. the risk of infection elsewhere within this facility is very minimal. however, the government is saying that other patients have been presenting themselves and other facilities and they're concerned about the spread from hospital to hospital. the acting prime minister telling anyone who suspects they may have mers to stay put and call authorities. everyone else should live life as normal. >>> please refr

the bomber blew himself up at the tell number luxor. two other people were killed with a shootout for police as they tried to get inside the tell: luxor is home to famous temples including the tomb of king tut. no one else was killed. >>> the obama administration is considering sending about 500 additional troops to iraq. many would be focused on training iraqi troops. that's according to a senior administrative official who spoke with cnn. they could also be used for other purposes such as security, air support, or medical help. final decision is expected shortly. there are currently about 3,000 american service members in iraq. >>> time now is 6:08. manhunt continues for two convicted killers who broke out of a new york prison. the latest on the search and the investigation into their escape. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning everybody. it's a busy morning tracking the rain and the lightning strikes off the coast. we'll show you where it's raining the hardest. >> slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza with the meterin

. >>> in egypt a suicide bomber blew himself up just feet away from an ancient temple in luxor. no tourists were killed or injured. the attack is the second this month at or near a major tourist attraction in egypt. >>> the white house is expected to send hundreds of additional troops in iraq, sent to train iraqi forces to fight isis and it would increase the number of training sites in iraq from four to five. currently 3,000 americans are there in training and security roles, a woman claimed she was raped at a hotel after staff members gave a man the key to her room. she is suing embassy suites and hilton, she says she was in charleston at a company christmas party and did not give permission to give anyone access to the room. the man was given a key after saying he was her boyfriend. >>> a hostage situation ended peacefully in alabama because the gunman fell asleep the gunman forced employees into the back room of a pharmacy and the pharmacist convinced him to let everyone else go and she offered him prescription pills to make him pass out and after he fell asleep she went out

president of egypt has ordered greater security at tourist sites after a suicide bomber blew himself up in luxor. no tourists were hurt. police opened fire and killed two suspected islamists. local officials said it was a failed attempt to get inside the temple. today's attack was the second target of major egyptian tourist attractions this month. the last week -- there was an attack outside the giza pyramid. putin was welcomed in italy today. visiting the prime minister. tonight he holds talks with the pope. early this week, putin was threatened with further sanctions over his actions in ukraine. erin: hoping for is a pathetic reception on a rare visit vladimir putin meets with pope francis for the first time since the ukrainian crisis. his prayers may just be answered. early this evening the argentinian refers to the ukrainian conflict as "a scandal of fratricidal violence, falling short of pointing the finger of blame at russia." working in putin's favor, the pope has long thought to strengthen ties with the russian orthodox church. the u.s. is urging the vatican to take a tougher stance. on

two attackers dead and a third in custody after police intercepted them at luxor. one officer was wounded but no civilians were killed. new developments today in the search for two convicted killers who escaped from a prison in northern new york. search teams are once again scoring the area around the clinton correctional facility. they're retracing their steps five days after the men went missing. this comes one day after an extensive church. >> combing through fields, checking every building by foot and helicopter. they followed a tip from residents who say they saw two men walking to the rainstorm. there is concern that that they could become more dangerous. investigators are trying to figure out who may have helped with the elaborate escape. they've been questioning contractors and employees including joys mitchell, she was in charge of overseeing work assignments of sweat and matt. >> she definitely would not have an affair wednesday my father. and it definitely would not be an inmate. there is no truth to that. >> law enforcement officers said the two men had

luxor cab urges you to vote yes today and to expanted the vision zero model to every major street in san francisco. thank you. >> next speaker. >> ( calling speaker names. ). >> good afternoon, mr. carol. >> good afternoon, my name is kevin carol and i'm the executive hotel council of san francisco, i have a privilege for working in an industry that employees over 24 thousand employee and is a majority live and work in san francisco so a program that you're look at today is important for us for a lot of reasons, first of all, our employees use every mode of transportation, they walk, drive, take public transportation and bike to work as well, so creating a safer environment on market street where we have a lot of hotels nearby and around the street is important to us as well. our employees definitely take transit and for them to have improved transit times and for them to get into work is important for them to be able to earn men and to get out and get home to their families as fast as possible as well. that's also great. for us our hotel guests are coming in from all over the world,

. >> egyptian police say they foiled an attack in the ancient city near luxor. , an attacker was shot dead, two locals were wounded in the attack. officials call it an attempt to derail the country's vital tourism industry. >>> the tunisian coast guard says it has rescued a boat of migrants bound for italy. mostly from africa trying to reach the italian island of lampedusa. conflicts in north africa and middle east has caused the ds knowledgecrisis. nazanine moshiri reports. >> many of them are from subsaharan africa, some are from syria, morocco and tunisia. we understand in the past six months the tunisian coast guard have regulation cued thousands rescued thousands in a similar way. west africans cyril and gambia will have to be sent home. now they can claim asigh legal in tunisia tunisia does not have the jobs or resources to look after them but they may well attempt to get back to libya through the desert and try to make another attempt of that perilous journey to italy. >> that was nazanine mosh moshiri in tunisian capital. >>> hundreds of people in germany held white roizs rose

egyptian police say they foiled an attack today near the ancient city of luxor. a suicide bomb are was targeting a bus load of tourists when he blew himself up. it is the second attack on a major egyptian somewhere tourist attraction in a week. >>> tunisian ship rescued a boat of migrants. migrants were mostly from africa trying to reach the italian ieltsisland of lampedusa. >>> coming up, stopping migrants crossingcrossing into texas from mexico. plus a new research researchers say they call staggering, alarming number of suicides by female veterans. >> the attorney for former texas police officer eric casebottle says his emotions got the better of him. he pulled a gun on teens at a pool party. the attorney says casebowled is casegold is getting death threats. >> he says he lost his cool because his nerves were frayed. this officer in this now famous video says it was stress not racism that led to the take down of a teenager in texas. >> he let his emotion is get in the better of him. >> the officer is in hiding afraid for his life. revealing the ten-year-old mc

stepped up aality tourist sites across egypt after a suicide-bombing near the temple in the city of luxoro gunmen who were with the bomber was shot. one was killed and the other was badly wounded. no tourists have been hurt. there has been no claim of responsibility. it's the second attack since week. migrants were at sea for six days before being rescued on navy said that they had athletely run out of supplies when she they had been rescued. four of the rescued migrants including a pregnant woman are being treated in hospital. >> well, this latest rescue reminded us that tunisia is not immune to the crisis that is effecting libya and europe. 400 have been brought back to tunisia, and many of them are from sub is a sub-sahara africa. once they get to tunisia what happens to them next? those who are economic migrants, pool from west africa, nigeria gambia sierra leone, they will probably have to be sent back home. now others can claim asylum here in tunisia but tunisia does not have the jobs and resources to help them. so they may try to make that perilous journey to italy. >>> security ha

today a suicide bomber blew himself up at the luxor. police say they shot and killed another terrorist this after the incident at giza. >>> the two leaders had not even each other before the violence broke out in the ukraine, and they are encouraging the pope to condemn moscow's actions in ukraine and called on both parties to end the violence but never publically placed any blame on russia. >>> it's day five for the man hundred for two dangerous criminals that escaped from prison in upstate new york. they have gone door-to-door and so far nothing, they are moving back toward the clint correctional facility where the men escaped this weekend. police and federal agents have been checking with the families of those two escaped prisoners. >> they broke out of prison and slipped out and left and they were on their way, we are waiting like everyone else i guess. >> again all of this as investigators continue to go door-to-door there are also 50 billboards up in states in the northeast with their mugshots hoping to get the two prisoners back.

authorities say three attackers armed with live explosives stormed the checkpoint in luxor.ity forces confronted them. two attackers died in the crash while the third was injured by gunfire. five others including civilian and security personnel, were also injured. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. >>> this morning the bodies of 15 teenage victims from the germanwings plane crash returned to their hometowns. they viewed the coffins inside a hangar before the procession away from the airport started. 150 people died when the pilot purposely crashed the plane into the french alps back in march. >>> a texas police officer has resigned after video surfaced showing him clashing with teenagers at a pool party. mckinney's police chief called the officer's actions indefensible. it shows an officer wrestling a teenage girl to the ground and pulling out his gun and pointing it at two boys. officers were responding to a fight at the community pool. no decision has been made about whether he will face charges. >>> check out this video from hollywood. police a

the attack happened early this morning in luxor at an ancient democrat people. who militants arrived with the suicide bomber and they were killed. in word on the casualties. this temple attracts millions of tourists and rivals the pyramids of giza. "good morning america" will have more on the story at 7:00. >>> minutes ago the ntsb released find us on the amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. officials state engineer was not talking or tempting on his cell phone at the time of the crash or in the moments before. his attorney had said the client's phone was off and in his bag and eight people were killed and more than 200 others were injured when the amtrak train went off the tracks. >> the texas police officer caught on camera pushing a 15-year old teen to the ground at a pool party has resigned. the police chief of the town of mccondition any said casebolt's happenings were indefensible and three was "out-of-control." the video shows casebolt pointing his gun at other teens. casebolt was put on leave after the incident. >> spacex founder is asking the fcc fo

a man blew himself up outside an ancient temple in luxor, egypt.major shift in the battle against isis. more u.s. troops are on the way. today the white house is expected to announce that it will establish a new base in iraq and send several hundred more military trainers there to better prepare iraqi forces. >>> we have new details in the manhunt for those two killers who escaped from a new york prison. hundreds of law enforcement officers have descended on a town about 35 miles from that prison where a witness claimed she saw the pair running into the woods wearing backpacks. now the son of that prison worker who supervised the two men confirms she went to the hospital for a panic attack the day those men escaped but he insists that his mother would never help anyone escape. >>> and a supermarket tabloid is under fire for its latest cover that ranks hollywood moms and overnight one cele power couple tweeted their millions of followerspping the magazine. abc's brandi hitt has those details. >> reporter: she's used to playing straight talkers on sc

what tunisia is experiencing is what egypt had in 1997 following the luxor massacre. >> thank you.y held itself out as a beacon of hope post 2011 with a democratically elected government. the idea now that its number one priority must be going forward security and it begs the question what happens to this democratic society going forward. in kuwait thousands of people turn out for the funerals of 27 worshippers killed during a suicide bombing at a mosque during friday prayers. on sunday, authorities arrested the man they say drove the bomber to the mosque. the attack meant to tear apart sunni and shy i can't moss -- shia muslims. quite possibly though it's bringing them together. >> a suicide bomber callously eyes his soon-to-be victims. 27 people died in the attack. more than 200 injured, including children. isis has claimed the attack and says the bomber is. . they say arrests have been made. security now beefed up across the country. this attack comes as isis issued a threat during the holly month -- holy month of ramadan. saying take the initiative oh, muslim and rush over to j

. >> security has been set up at sites across egypt after a suicide-bombing in in the city of luxor. two gunmen who were with the bomber were shot, one was killed. the other was badly hurt. no occurists were injured and there has been no claim of the responsibility. >> talks aimed at solving libya libya's political cries has rapped up with no immediate solution. they had been meeting in berlin a day after negotiations for an unity government fell apart. >> well, it was remarkable for two things. firstly, the absence of representatives from either libyan governments along side the two speakers, as it were to say anything from their points of view. and then secondly for the general foreign minister about the need for speed in dealing with the situation. they both said that they praised each other's institutions but said that the two libyan governments needed to appreciate this proposal, this draft proposal that was a last best option as it were, and it had a she shelf life. >> libya has no more time. for all those who are listening for libya it is very important to understand and to tr

jon: egyptian authorities foiled a terror attack in the city of luxor. three islamic militants targeted the ancient karnak temple, one of the most popular tourist sites. one man ran from them, his explosive vest blue up. another was killed in a gunfight with police and a third man wounded is in custody. officials a two civilians and we to policeman were injured. is the second attack this month at or near a major egyptian forces attraction. jenna: health and human services secretary on capitol hill defending the president's health-care law saying if the supreme court overrules any obamacare subsidies it will be of to congress and the states to deal with the fallout. doug mccallum is live at the white house with more on this story. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a budget hearing in the ways and means committee but chairman paul ryan threw down the gauntlet from the get go telling sylvia that he wanted to address the elephant in a room, that being vote looming supreme court decision which bears her name, king versus girl well as we await an imminent d

tour operators apparently cancelling trips to egypt after the luxor attack which comes just one weeker incident at a different cultural treasure. two police officers were killed by gunmen while guarding the pyramids of giza and the sphinx. i'm joined by an egyptologist. how worried are you about these ancient sites? >> we are becoming increasingly worried. . for a long time everything had seemed relatively safe. now we have everyone coming to the borders with all kinds of attacks going on in syria and tunisia. we are becoming increasingly concerned about the fate of our monuments. >> we're talking about famous antic witan antiqueities like the sphinx. i can't even imagine if the sphinx is gone. >> it would be tragic. the pyramids of giza are the only remaining seven wonders of the ancient world. to lose them would be heartbreaking not just for the egyptians egyptians, but also for the entire world. >> is egypt protecting these sites well enough? >> they're trying to. but you have to remember that it's not just like a museum. you've got several kilometers of space that needs to be pat

i went to luxor and saw two things. egyptian anticquityies are one of the great resources for the entire world. i mean it's really stunning what i was able to see. but at the same time it's also one of the very poorest regions. and the conditional cash transfer program was making a transformative impact on the lives of very, very poor women. so there's a huge agenda with egypt. but we're committed to it because we've got to attack the situations of fragileityfragility. by 2020 our goal is to end extreme poverty by 2030. by 2020 half of all people living in extreme poverty will be living in tragic and conflict situations. so i've asked my vice presidents who are working in the areas where there's a lot of fragility, do we have a new take? for example, even addressing the issue of radicalization. are there things we can do to help educational systems or governments tackle this issue? so we don't know yet but we're trying to ask questions in a very different way. >> and in terms of private investment, i understand that you

we saw attacks in egypt which depends a lot on tourist income in luxor, for example, that is a majoration for egyptians and foreigners. those attacks led egyptians to say hey, why do we want these militants on our soil who are going to destroy tourist income? if you go to tunisia now, 20 years later, i think the islamists are still making the same mistake. they trying to send a message that says we want to expel the westerners but 6% or 7% of people working in tunisia, tunisian nationals, are working in the tourist industry. what do you think they're saying today? i think they're saying we don't want these guys on our territory. we are going to reject this kind of extremism. >> but at the same time officials have calculated something like 3,000 tunisian citizens going to syria and iraq to fight with other jihadists. when you have a country where there is such a lack of economic opportunity and a serious economic problem especially for the young people could it be that that's why we are seeing thousands of these people leave to go fight with extremists? they are trying to cling to som

authorities said the attacker blew himself up in the parking lot next to luxor's ancient karnak templer guards blocked him from entering. that triggered a gunfight with two other men. >> ( translated ): i saw someone running and suddenly saw the explosion and after the explosion i saw that a taxi driver had caught one of the attackers and was beating him and shouting for help. so i ran to help. another attacker started shooting at us and came and shot the captured attacker in the head. then a policeman came and shot him. >> woodruff: no tourists were killed or hurt, and the temple itself wasn't damaged. it was the second attack this month on a major tourist site in egypt. the corruption scandal at soccer's world governing body has postponed bidding for the 2026 world cup. the head of fifa said today it would be "nonsense" to start the process this week. separate u.s. and swiss investigations are under way into alleged bribery at fifa. back in this country, there's new information about the fatal amtrak crash in philadelphia last month. the national transportation safety board now says

i went to luxor and i saw two things. one, egyptian antiquities are one of the great resources for the entire world. it's really stunning what i was able to see. but at the same time it's also one of the very poorest regions and the conditional cash transfer program was making a transformative impact on the lafs of very, very poor women. so there's a huge agenda with egypt, but we're committed to it because we -- we've got atack the situation. our goal is to end poverty by 2030. by 2020, half of all people are living in it stream poverty so i've asked my vice president, do we have a new tail? for example, addressing the issue of radicalization are there things we can do to help educational systems or a government tackle this issue? so we don't know yet but we're trying to ask questions in a very different way. >> and in terms of private investment, i understand that you're thinking of going on a road show creating different types of investment vehicles to entice the private sector into these countries. >> right. >> could

i went to luxor and saw two things. egyptian antiquities are one of the great resources for the entire world. it is really stunning what i was able to see. at the same time, it is also one of the poorest regions. the conditional cash transfer program is making a transformative impact on the lives of very poor women. there is a huge agenda with egypt, but we are committed to it because they've got to attack the situations of fragility. by 2020 our goal is to end extreme poverty or 2030. by 2030, half of all people will be living in these situations. i've asked my advice residents working in areas where there's a lot of fragility, do we have a new take? for example, even addressing radicalization. are there things we can do to help educational systems are governments tackle the issue. we don't know yet but we are trying to ask questions in a different way. >> in terms of private investment, i understand you were thinking of going on a road show creating different investment vehicles to entice the private sector. could you

a suicide bomber targeted yesterday in the southern city of luxor.l two suspected islamic militants. so far no claims of responsibility. investigators went over the engineer's phone records. it happened in philadelphia last month. eight people were killed and more than 200 were injured. you might think airliner bathrooms could not get any smaller. guess again. boeing plans to do just that on an updated version of the 777. they squeeze 14 more seats into the cabin. it makes me wonder how small the bathroom has to be in order to get 14 additional seats into a 1777. stephanie: it is also a time when americans are getting bigger. it is their problem but what are we going to do about the fact americans are getting busier, they will not fit in those seats, and those bathrooms, i can barely fit in them. erik: we will not have to do anything about it. stephanie: when you sit next to the person who does not fit in the sea, you have got to do something about it aired eric and i are airing all of our commercial airline complaints today. okey-dokey. coming up, t

this is in the town of luxor. two suspects showed up with a bomb but the explosion failed to kill anyone. the bullets then started flying. attack took just steps away from the ancient temple visited by millions of tourists. very important to the egyptian economy every year. >> despite the constant doom and gloom prove discs and unending chicken little warnings that somehow making healthcare easier to buy would end -- would lead to the end of life. none of that seemed to happen. in a lot of ways the affordable care act worked out better than some of us anticipated. martha: has it worked out better than you anticipated? president obama says challenges to obamacare are just fiction. the head of the department of health and services is about to go before a house committee. so everything is a lot better and folks were just sort of chicken littling that the sky is falling. i'm sure you agree. >> yes. 16.4 million more people have health insurance. people in their 20s stay on their plans and no preexisting conditions. wh

the ancient karnak temple it luxor. martha raddatz is tracking all of the latest.d morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a sight as popular as the pyramids where millions of foreign and egyptian tourists go every year and this morning, reports that multiple attackers descended on the site right outside that ancient temple. local authorities say right after the men arrived one of them blew himself up and then two others were killed by police. several police were wounded and while no one has claimed responsibility, groups sympathizing with isis are a strong possibility. last year militants pledged allegiance to isis. >> this comes at a time when president obama recalibrated his strategy to take on isis, sending more troops to iraq. >> reporter: that's right, george. the u.s. will likely add hundreds more americans on the ground in iraq to help train iraqi forces. we already have over 3,000 americans there, and, yet, despite that and the thousands of air strikes we've carried out, the iraqi forces lost the key city of ramadi and after a year have

they tried to storm the security checkpoint in the city of luxor.e forced the car to stop and one of the assailants debts natured ed detonated a suicide device. the intent of the attack unclear and no claim of responsibility for the attack. >>> this morning fifa suspended the bidding for the world cup in the wake of this ongoing corruption investigation and sepf blatter could resign this december after 17 years. football's governing body is set to schedule an emergency meeting december 16th in zurich to decide his successor. representatives from all member associations will be invited to the swiss city to vote in a new presidential election. >>> colorado three jurors in the movie theater shooting trial has been dismissed as one was exposed to news coverage and told two others about. yesterday's testimony was put on hold and three female jurors were escorted out of the courtroom when the issue surfaced. james holmes is pleading insanity for killing 12 people and wounding 70 in a packed movie theater in 2012. 21 jurors remain on the case. >>> indonesi

suicide bomber attacks tourist site in luxor, four discretions wounded. china military constructs -- conducts drilled near taiwan and the philippines. al qaeda attack isis after leader is killed. china exports repression beyond its borders. foreign policy, airstrikes killing thousands of islamic state fighters but it just recruits more. not all -- the strength of isis continues to grow so they're getting more in from recruits than they are losing their casualties said rick brennan a former u.s. army infantry officer, who was a civilian advisor in iraq. brennan now senior political scientist at the rand corporation said he was basing his opinion on intelligence estimates made public. so the bragging about killing 10,000 isis, they forgot to mention that there are more coming in than they are killing. also again reminiscent of the days itself vietnam war where body counts seemed to be the criteria. islamic state keeps firm grip one year after mosul's fall. weak iraqi forces no closer to regaining -- to reclaiming strategic city. "new york times," isis stage