we pray lord for the family today who are mourning his loss. offers you refuge and strength, present help in the time of trouble and lord we offer to them this help that comes today from this great and mighty and awesome and powerful god. father, we pray today lord, that you would be with them and journey with them as they grieve together father. lean in today in your everlasting arms because we know that you are a never failing god. we pray lord for them today lord as when the service ends that they'll be taking a plane tomorrow lord to travel to their native island of guyana, lord, and another grieving process, father. we pray that you would journey with them and favor them with your strength. we come today, lord to this awesome and loving god as a song reminds us i lift my eyes all of his help comes from the lord. lord we know today that all the help that we need to help father god to work with each other, to help to walk together, to help father god to embrace each other today, these help everything we need comes from this great and mighty

. >>> there is overwhelming grief at officer holder's presing, a mourning. scott rapoport continues our >> reporter: this afternoon, aofficer holder is being and mourned as such here at his precinct. distraught and tight lipped cops arriving for work this morning at the precinct of slain nypd housing officer randolph holder in mourning. they have all heard what happened. >> it's pretty sad inside. >> reporter: the 33-year-old holder, a five-year veteran of the nypd unmarried, a third generation cop who emigrated here from guyana and followed the family legacy. >> his fathers was a police officer in guyana, and his grandfather was also a police officer in guyana. >> reporter: early this morning in a touching heart wrenching moment, a procession of officers saluting the slain cop as his body was removed from the hospital. a recognition of his character and bravery. >> we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example, an example of service and courage >> reporter: outside the flowers and memorial candles from those in the community, some stopping to say a hea

people in the city are in mourning. everyone is feeling the death of officer holder. >> mayor de blasio speak tonight at a previously scheduled gala for the windows and children's fund which has already donated $25,000 to the family of the officer. all throughout the neighborhood these signs are up. this whole thing start would a gun battle between rival gang members at 102nd and 1st. there are no arrests from that gun battle with the exception of tyrone howard and police are looking for help in getting to the bottom of who was involved in that shootout, more than 20 bullets fired that began the chaos this tuesday night. we're live in east harlem tonight, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> officer holder's wake will be held next tuesday at the greater allen a.m.e. cathedral in new york in jamaica, queens from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. the funeral will also be there wednesday at 3:00. officer holder's body will be flown to guyana where he will be buried. >>> victory for gun control advocates in new jersey and a legislat

that's a question for the investigators, sunday will be a day of mourning. cultural institutions - tv and radio stations - have been told to cancel entertainment programs. >>> roy is in moscow. we understand that vladimir putin spoke to egypt's president. what do we know about that conversation about what was said. >> the russian government and the presidency has been quick to move on the tragedy. there has been a number of different actions they have taken throughout the day, a recent one was a conversation between vladimir putin, the president of russia, and the president of egypt. >> these two men have a good working relationship. they want to make sure they see eye to eye. abdul fatah al-sisi said to vladimir putin that as much time and space and resources would be allowed for the russian investigators who are heading to egypt. as much time as they needed to do the job that they have to do to find out what caused the crash. we've heard from the russian prime minister, dmitri medvedev, who said that this was a tragedy. the crew on board the flight could b

sunday will be a day of mourning in russia. fla flags will fly at half staff.ultural instittushingsz t.v. and radio stations have been told to cancel programs. >> friends and families of the passengers, it's been a defendant day of tragic contradictions. they were initially told the plain went missing shortly after it took off at sharmal sheik. and it was said the plane, in fact was safe transitting through turkish airspace. a few minutes after that, the prime minister came out to the say the plane was down and there were no survivors. peter sharp, al jazeera, saint petersburg airport. >> al jazeera rory challands is following the investigations in moscow. he left us this update. >> reporter: vladimir putin and the egyptian president have the had a conversation on the phone and the egyptian president essentially said to vladimir putin action your investigative teams can have as much time and space as they need to get the job done. we know the investigative teams are on their way there. the heads of the russian ministry of emergency situations, the transport min

russia's president declaring a day of mourning. >> you're watching al jazeera. we're live from headquarters in doha. also coming up, palestinians bury their dead after israel returns the body of five teenagers to their families. >>> and campaigning heats up in turkey before the second general election in six months. >> a russian plane carrying 224 people on board has crashed in egypt. relatives have been gathering at st. petersburg international airport looking for news of the flight. president vladimir putin has expressed his deepest condolences and declared a day of mourning. egypt says there are no survivors for the airbus belonging to metrojet. it took off shortly before 6:00 a.m. local time. the aircraft was headed to st. petersburg in russia. 23 minutes into the flight the plane disappeared. the pilot had reported technical problems and asked to change his route. the plane is believed to have crashed in an area 35 kilometers from the coastal city of el arish in the sinai peninsula. >>> the prime minister gave this update. >> we have not yet started our inv

now, turkey is observing a period of mourning for the victims of two suicide bombings in ankara. thousands gathered in the turkish capital for a commemoration ceremony, 95 people were killed in a blast. around 250 others were injured. live pictures from ankara show that the h.d.p. leader is addressing the crowds there. let's go to bernard smith, live in istanbul. not surprisingly, a huge outpouring of grief. turkey now with three days of mourning, still no claims of responsibility. >> no, no claim of responsibility. and you see them speaking at the rally to commemorate the victims. they believe 128 people have been killed, were killed by what was thought to be two suicide bomb attacks. the official figure remains 95, with another 48 people seriously injured. the government on saturday, prime minister, suggested there were two possible parties that could have been responsible for this. either the outlawed p.k.k., the kurdistan workers party and i.s.i.l. i should say a couple of days ago, the p.k.k. trailed an announcement that there was going to be a unilateral ceasefire. that ann

a city in mourning. things quickly shifted to why the >> the perpetrator involved here was obviously a hardened violent criminal. and should not have been on the streets. >> reporter: police records show the suspect's criminal record includes 18 prior arrests for things like assault and robbery. nine narcotic arrests. he was even wanted for a september 1st shooting in east harlem. >> the apprehension attempts, negative results. the last effort was on the 16th. >> reporter: police say the suspect was a gang member from harlem arrested last year but was offered a court mandated drug aversion program. that news infuriated him. >> he would have been the last person i'd want to see in a program. he's shown no propensity with the number of arrests, changing his ways. >> reporter: the mayor said this case reminds him of officer brian moore killed in may. the also should have been locked up long ago. >> we can't say clearly enough whether he should have been a secured mental health facility or in jail but he sho

officer. >> the nypd is a department in mourning. one of their own ushered away from harlem hospital in a slow procession as officers stand and salute the latest nypd officer killed in the line of duty. 33-year-old police officer randolph holder, a five-year veteran tuesday night in east harlem, pronounced dead at 10:22 p.m., making him the sixth officer dying in the line of duty in the last year. that's about as bad as it gets, and we lost six in the duty but four murdered in the line of duty. >> tuesday night holder was one of the officers responding to a report of gunfire near 1st avenue and east 102nd street. a victim at the scene told officers his bicycle had been stolen at gunpoint. holder and other officers located a man riding a bicycle on a pedestrian overpass. there is an exchange of gunfire and officer holder was struck in the head. the suspect was found at 124th street with gunshot wounds to his leg. >> and tonight he did what every other officer in the nypd does, when the call comes he ran toward danger. it was the last

. >> and today marks the traditional chinese mourning period of 100 days. >> reporter: 100 days 2,000 plus hours. the chinese mourning period may be over but the pain over the death is not. . >> reporter: tonight a few dozen gath ordinary a pad of concrete in chinatown across from the spot where the 72-year-old grandmother was pushed to the ground last summer. by this woman, police say, 24-year-old downing. a day and a half later lloyd died from injuries related to the fall. >> pretty horrible that someone would even think about doing that to someone this elderly. >> reporter: now the chinatown community has a new concern after downing's bail reduced last month from $75,000 to $10,000. that even if guilty she will go unpunished. >> like little kids you make mistake you need to have a little punishment. >> reporter: tonight's vigil was not about punishment or revenge or even anger it was about remembrance. >> we just want to remember the person that passed away after 100 days. that just lets people know that we didn't forget them. >> reporter: so the candles flickered as the city colla

his brothers in blue now in mourning. in this video from last night you can see officers flooding harlem hospital. that's where the five-year veteran killed in the line of duty was pronounced dead at 10:22. holder was appointed in july of 2010. he was third generation law his father and grandfather were officers in their native guyana. pda president pat lynch is urging the community to show support. >> we need your support. these police officers need your support as we are bury our brother police officer, but it can't end there. we need your support every day on every corner in every neighborhood so we can continue to carry ourselves like superheroes, so we can save you and protect you. >> reporter: and we're told when his father got the news, when his father found out son has died, he was actually seen comforting other officers in the force. this is clearly an incredible family that will never be the same. live in east harlem, mallory hoff channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >> four officers murdered in the last 11

a night of emotion and mourning, a moment of silence before the new york rangers game. josh einiger at the east river where investigators have been there for more than six hours tonight. >> a busy night about to get even busier. you see those blue lights behind me. that's the harlem river. that whole stretch of the water still a crime scene searching for the gun used to murder this police officer. in the meantime for the first time we're getting a clearer picture tonight of officer randolph holder's last steps. divers took a break from the exhaustive search in the murky waters of the east river but not before officers recovered a folding knife which they believe may have been tossed by accused cop killer tyrone howard. the gun he also tossed, the gun used to kill officer randolph holder still missing. >> they have to check by hand each inch of that bay and they can't miss a spot. missing a 6-inch square spot could be missing the gun. >> reporter: two nights ago police say howard took part in a gang-related gun battle at the east houses on 102nd street then stole a bike

we're in mourning, i know, we're in mourning. but at least weather wise, you'll talk about that in a second. traffic wise, right now, we're looking pretty nice outside i would say. no delays real that i we're seeing. overall pretty good on my side. >> oh, good. well, listen, i have good news, too, it will be cooler today, we will have lots of sunshine out there, and i think it makes the cooler pilla little easier to swallow when you know you will have beautiful soul shine. so let's look what we can expected to. that is we are looking out for for abundant sunshine, much cooler day as our temperatures will not get out of the low 60s, everybody, so we prepare ourselves for that. in fact, currently sitting at 59 degrees, you can see the wind out of the north about 12 miles per hour, little breeze, and really not going to get whole lot warmer than that. high today of 62. looking live look at storm scan3, there you go, we have nice blue skies expected. so when the sun does come up, you will be greeting the day with some beautiful blue

morning -- mourning has become taboo. >> women mourned their husband for two and half years, and you were not going to give up ashton altogether. a second wife for the husband's first wives parents. a mother who had married children would mourn for the child's in-laws when they died.>> when you talk about meeting fashion, you could be in morning for -->> forever.>>> these fashions are from the macy's museum here in book in berkeley. >> this is one of the last cool old houses in oakland. history is an important element here. >>> all you have to do is walk in to be transported back in time, just for a moment you can watch the mother, 135 years ago mourning the loss of her baby.>> thank you. we have household tours every sunday through november 15. we will take you through another haunted site that could be a fun option for your family this holiday weekend. >>> getting a chance to spend the time with the golden state star steph curry.>>> we played monster mash, and we will talk about the first monster dad that was on tv.>>> we will talk to the ceo and great causes.>>> we have a major ho

friends and family mourning the loss of a teen-ager. a teen under arrest. >>> dozens remain in the hospital following explosions at a peace rally ironically enough in turkey. a blast that has killed now nearly 100 people. >>> and broken leg controversy swirls around the mets heading back home with one win, one loss against the dodgers. are they going to be able to that's a big bull. i think that's old cyrus. take the long way, huh? thank you cyrus. d >>> this is new york's number one news. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> with michelle charlesworth, and rob nelson and amy freeze with it exclusive accu-weather forecast. now eyewitness news this morning. >>> a teenager stabbed to death inside a westchester county park. another teenager accused of his murder. >>> family members of the 16- make sure no one else is forced to go through their same kind of grief. >>> well look at this play. mets' fans and ruben tejada in pain this morning. the team bows down to the dodgers in los angeles. a major injury to their starting shortstop who is down, b

. >> a city in mourning. this morning we're learning much more about the yn nypd officer killed in a shootout. overnight an emotional scene as first responders pay their respects. good morning, everyone. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. early this morning a plea from police not for tips but for prayers for a fallen officer and for his family. >> overnight police and firefighters lined the streets of manhattan to pay their respects. they saluted as the body of the officer randolph holder was moved to the medical examiner's office this morning. overnight, the nypd released this photo of holder. we're learning he was a third-generation police officer, an immigrant who moved to new york city and continued his family's tradition by joining the nypd. katherine creag will have much more in a moment. we begin, though w tracie strahan in east harlem. hours later, it's still an active crime scene. >> reporter: there is still an incredible police presence here on 120th street where officer randolph holder

russian president vladimir putin declared a day of mourning. here is what we know - the plane took off saturday morning from the egyptian resort sharm el sheikh. the jet, belonging to metro jets, was on its way to st. petersburg. it vanished from radar 20 minutes after taking off. wreckage has been found south of a coastal city. peter sharp begins our coverage. desparate relatives arrived at the airport hoping for good news much reports of survivors were discounted. >> translation: they told us the landing will be at 11:40. my child called me, he was on holiday, my son, his wife and daughter. their daughter is 10 months old. >> i'm waiting for the person i love. we spoke through the internet. i checked the radar. everything seemed to be find. 11:30 i came here, when i came i can't find the flight on the scene. >> reporter: the aircraft came down near a search and res kau base. it took a short period of time to firm confirm no one survived the crash. >> the airbus seen here in moscow 11 days ago, was operated by the russian airline metro jet. it

so the russian authorities have a day of mourning. vladimir putin has given his condolences, the prime minister has said that there will be- be--they will dispatch russia's transport minister to cairo to assist with the investigation. there is going to be--and there has been a criminal investigation launched into the airline just to work out if there were any inproprieties with this flight. >> what are the officials saying now? the black box has been found, rory? are they giving us any ideas of any clues coming out from that? and when will they have an answer on what is on that? >> that's an investigation that will take some time. at the moment there doesn't seem to be any indication that this was foul play. the egyptians are saying that the pilots had reported technical problems and had been trying to reach a nearby airport, the nearest airport. that would have been el arish in northern sinai. the plane did not manage to get there. but we have been speaking to some security experts here in russia who say it is feasible that this coul

we mourn but not as those that have no hope. when the people saw jesus weeping they could not help commenting how much he loved lazarus. jesus loved lazarus and jesus loves us too. when i was a sunday school teaching, i would teach them to know, for the bible tells me so. we have a god who loved us so much that he chose to become a human. he took on human form. and he came to live among us and be like us. jesus shares in our joys and in our sorrows. jesus shares in every aspect of our lives. at the beginning of his ministry, he went to cana at the wedding feast. and when they ran out of wine, what he did? he turned water in to wine. jesus healed people when they were sick. jesus could have stayed in the security of heaven. but he chose to be among us and eventually to hands of those who did not like him. rour -- our randolph could have chosen a different job. he could have chose one that kept him behind a desk, safe and secure. instead he and the many other men in blue who operate a beat and willingly accept assignment to work i

turkey is in a period of national mourning. >> yes. this is the biggest terrorist attack in modern turkey's history. people killed and another 48 in intensive care of the 246 people wounded in yesterday's double suicide bombing. still no claims of responsibility for the attack. turkey's eu affairs minister has been on television this morning, domestic television here in turkey suggesting that initial reports suggest the planning of the attack took place outside turkey. no more detail than that. earlier on saturday, the prime minister suggested there was a couple of possible groups responsible. either the pkk or isil. however, i should say that there have been pkk trail a decision to call a unilateral cease fire that. announcement was due today. they made it on saturday. so perhaps particular focus on isil as the investigation into this attack continues. >> and we are looking at live pictures of people gathering to remember those who died in those bomb attacks, just 24 hours ago. >> yes. there is a gathering taking place at the moment.

. >>> it's the first of three day's of mourning in turkey for the victims of two suicide bombings. at least 95 people were killed and almost 250 injured at a peace rally near the capital's train station. >>reporter: chance for peace snuffed out by sudden terrifying violence. the activists gathered in the capital to call for an end of fighting between the government and the pkk only to find themselves the victims of a horrific attack. one of the worst in turkeys history. 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 th

reacted with touching messages mourning the death of saunders. instagramtook to saying, quote, the sting of losing another loved one to cancer does not get any easier. my thoughts and prayers are with the saunders family. coach saunders guided me into this league. nba world lost flip saunders. he was well-liked by almost everyone he came across. a huge loss for the nba. kellye: thank you so much. coming up a little bit later in sports, a huge win for the redskins. they came back to beat the bucs in the final minutes of the game. robert burton will join us live from fedex field with the highlights. developing right now in prince george's county, the investigation into who shot and killed a woman outside the fort washington road arena sunday night. a man who was also shot was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say they are following several leads but they are asking anyone with information to still contact them. also in prince george's county police are investigating a domestic related murder-suicide. it happened this morn

the french president said the whole nation was in mourning.s prime minister has travelled to the scene to meet survivors and rescuers. >> translator: it's a terrible shock for this area. it's a terrible shock for france. today france and the french people are in mourning. >> reporter: this is france's worst road accident for more than 30 years. an investigation into what caused it is now underway. emma hayward, al jazeera. >>> police in sweden say an attack at a school which left two people dead was racially motivated. a masked man carrying a sword killed the teacher and wounded others. most of the students from the school were from immigrant families. >>> china's president has been doing what millions of britains do every day, popping into a pub for pint of beer. david cameron toasted xi jinping. on the third day of his state visit, xi also visited fish and chips. >>> the world first food museum has opened. >> 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

about needing fashion, you might be in mourning -- >> forever. >> and so came the fashion.s, the pins, the elaborate dresses. >> these are from lacy's museum here in berkeley. >> although bit of history as we approach all hallows' eve. >> i think history is a really important element here. >> all you have to do is walk in and be transported back in time. just for a moment you can watch the mother 135 years ago mourning the loss of her baby. >> are you creeped out? >> i think once again you have topped all of us and creeped us out more than anyone possibly could. >> it's actually really fascinating. there are two more events scheduled at the cameron stanford house. the next one is saturday where you can have tea with mrs. cameron. >> i don't think i'm going to be going. the creepiest thing is propping up dead bodies to take photos with them. >> if you talk about the history this is why it's interesting. they talk about how because the photos, we weren't take selfies all the time so they didn't look at them in the same way social as we do. it's more of an historical record an

days later he was killed by a deranged gunman. >> beyond the politics, this heartbroken town is mourning. >> if anything comes out of this, everybody feels closer knit. they are coming together to mourn and to heal. >> reporter: in a country divided over guns, this community is united in remembering those who are gone. >> reporter: today and this weekend the memorial and funeral services will begin for some of the victims. meantime, on monday, the community college just behind me will resume classes for the first time since the shooting. lester. >> miguel, thank you. >>> republican lawmakers in congress are desperately trying to pull themselves out of the depths of chaos tonight and find the next speaker of the house. it is a task thrown in disarray yesterday after the top candidate bowed out at the last minute and now the man they've turned to to save the day has said no thanks to the job. despite getting some enormous pressure. so now what? peter alexander reports. >> reporter: paul ryan, the consensus candidate, tonight pressured from all sides of the republican party on and off capit

>> reporter: friend, neighbors and coaches of andre smith mourn the 17-year-old senior whose l le was cut shororplaying a game he loved. his brother eric had a warning for andre's teammates. be cautious. because, something just as simple as a football injury can -- can, can end a whole life. >> terrell alexander is a coach. >> there is nonoractice for something like this. you know, it is not something you can write down and come up with a script for these young men. >> reporter: smith played for chicago's bogan high school l d injured in a collision on the last play of the last game of the season. he is the seventh high school player in the country to die in 2015 from a football related injury. in his case, blunt force trauma to the head. now, the amemecan academy of

coming in and laying the carnations, the roses here, president putin has declared a day of national mourning on sunday. but already those families who gathered in here a little earlier waiting for their loved ones to arrive. they've been taken away to a nearby hotel. they've sent in 65 psychologists. we're told that 100 people. 100 of those family members have met with a psychologist, already getting medical help. also, the russian authorities have taken dna samples from 115 people already. they'll continue that process sunday morning. and in two hour's time, the

. >> anchor: tonight students and school officials at malden catholic high school are mourn mourning his loss. kelly o'hara is in malden with more. >> reporter: good evening. it's been a real tough day at school here for everyone. grief counselors have been on hand and everyone has been asking that one question trying to understand why. >>> he loved his family and friends above everything else. he was just a great kid and you hate to see a terrible thing happen to such a good person. >> anchor: a community in mourning. malden catholic headmaster tom dougherty talking about the tragic loss of life after late night crash claimed the life of beloved senior alex vitale . >>> it was such a shock today a lot of reaction has just been number . >> anchor: the 17-year-old honor state of the union was kill when his car somehow lost control and hot a telephone poll in peabody sunday evening. the cause of the crash under investigation. neighbors say they had problems with this road for years. >>> i see more accidents on this curve than i do on the highway. awful. that's heart breaking. very hear

. >> we're all in mourning tonight. this whole city is in mourning.re mourning a man who gave his life as a guardian for all of us and we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example, an example of service and courage and sacrifice. >> holder is the fourth new york city police officer murdered in the city in the last 11 months. >> also developing, a fire forced four people out of their montgomery county home overnight. the action cam was on the scene after the blaze broke out on the 500 block of green street in lansdale. fire crews tell us flames were coming from the first and second floors when they arrived just after 12:30 a.m. the red cross is helping the four people displaced. no word yet if anyone was injured. >>> three first responders are recovering from injuries suffered while responding to a fire in philadelphia's strawberry mansion section. two undercover narcotics officers were the first to arrive on the scene last night. they ran into the home to rescue a man inside but were overcome by smoke and flames. firefighters ended up pulling th

. >> he is here for a gun driving agenda and our town is in mourning. >> some accused the president of pushing his own gun control agenda to expand background checks by executive order going around congress. >> presidents are supposed to protect the liberty and uphold the constitution and it is clear he doesn't respect that. >> roseberg heard the argument before. in 1968, robert f. kennedy campaigned here and he was heckled as he pued for tougher gun control laws. >> does that make any sense. that we put guns in the hands of people that are insane or mentally incompetent or so young they don't know how to handle guns. >> ten days later he was killed by a deranged gunman. >> beyond the politics, this heartbroken town is mourning. >> if anything comes out of this, everybody feels closer knit. they are coming together to mourn and to heal. >> in a country divided over guns, this community is united in remembering those who were gone. >> reporter: today and this weekend the memorial and funeral services will begin for some of the victims. meantime, on monday, the community college just beh

the 100 day mourning period over but not necessarily the mourning. >> the chinese community here is very tight-knit we all support each other. >> reporter: there again a look at the intersection where this assault happened. this was actually a notable case because it happened in the shadow of a movie set. a remake of ghost busters was being filmed in the area. actually a photographer who was working on that set helped police to locate the suspect. live in chinatown, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> narcan stops the deadly effects of heroin well, now tonight it could soon be part of a new supply at yet another local school district. the city now answering parents questions in 15 minutes. >>> in the next half hour attorney challenge into chances to help others. how a marathon bombing survivor is making a difference tonight. >>> plus, dogs, chicken, even a horse. the deplorable conditions found in and how they're >>> democratic candidate jim webb saying tonight he may run as an independent. the former virginia senator will discuss his options at a news conference tomorrow. webb complained last

now family members are mourning the loss of a 17-year-old boy. meanwhile, another teenager is in custody accused of murder. kristin thorne has more from sleepy hollow high school with more. hi kristin. >> reporter: hi rob. good morning to everyone. we have seen people coming by the memorial here to drop off flowers and organized the flowers here, as well. we expect this memorial to taj robinson to grow throughout the day. the 17-year-old was a former stu tent at sleepy hollow high school. it appears it was a fight with another teen which cost him his life friday night. berinzon moronta stabbed rob robinson several times in barnhart park. she has no choice but to address the tragedy in her sermon later on this morning. >> what i don't want is to have a community that responds in fear and starts you know but how do we pull together and love our kids, draw everybody close. >> reporter: school administrators postponed the school's homecoming game yesterday. grief counselors will be available today and tomorrow at the high school. i'm kristin thorne,

and tonight as the investigation moves forward, families are in mourning. four people were killed including a 2-year-old boy, and dozens were injured. nbc's jacob rascon

thousands of mourners at the capital to mourn almost 100 people killed by two deadly explosions in ae rally on saturday. most victims were kurds. i want to go to ankara, turkey and go to our correspondent arwa damon. arwa, it is almost difficult to grasp the scope of the terror. what are people saying? >> reporter: many are still in shock and still yet to process the emotions. we are at the scene of the attack on saturday. it was almost 48 hours ago that 14,000 people were gathered when two suicide bombers ripped through the crowds. you have seen one spot where r carnations are laid out. across the street, you cannot see it now because of the bus, but people have photographed pinned in clothing. people who they knew who passed away. funerals still going on, on this day. alongside, the sorrow. a lot of anger. that anger is directed toward the government. at the very least, for failing to protect the population. the government is saying this was an attack on the state. there is still an investigation ongoing. no official announcement as to who may be responsible. a lot of speculation i

tonight, russia is in shock andn mourning. a national tragedy is still a mystery this country will not forget. a mystery that may soon be in disbelief. both the plane's black box recorders have been recovered and russian investigatoto have arrived here in cairo tonight. one shock wave from all of this. some airlines are paths, two european carriers security saying they won't fly over this area until the exact cause has been determined. >>> thank you for the latest. we want to turn to captain john cox, who spent 30 years in safety and crash investigations and is an aviation analyst. thank you, captain cox. you have flown this exact model plane before. we know they have found the black boxes as bill neely just reported. knowledge, what do you think investigators will learn from the black boxes? >> i spent 35 flying the a-320 mily, includudg the a-321. it is a very reliable plane. record. the investigators are everything. at this point, they arar going to look at tech any cam the potential for human error. the good ws is, we have

this is a national day of mourning now. president putin has called for national day of mourning. in the last few minutes, more people have been coming. there were so many flowers coming, people have been continue to go come. the flurries have been put over on this bench. also down here you will see there are children's toys down here. teddy bears. children have been coming and putting these here. 25 children on board the flight. psychologists are helping the families who have lost loved ones on board the aircraft. we're told the first of the bodies will be returned here repatriated to russia sometime on sunday, 2:00 in the morning here, already sunday here. so the first of the bodies arriving back. the governor of this area says it is not clear when they been be returned to the families for burial. that will depend in part on the investigation. and he said when that does happen there will be more days of mourning. a man 2:00 in the morning is coming up, leaving a children's toy, placing these brightly colored carnations here. everyone that comes, pauses to look. this gentleman ju

we we're all in mourning tonight, this whole city is in mourning. mourning a man who gave his life as a guardian for all of us and we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example, an example of service and courage and sacrifice. our hearts are heavy. and we offer our thoughts and are experiencing unimaginable pain as we saw earlier when we gathered with them. our thoughts and prayers are also with his fellow officers from psa 5 and his larger nypd family. in the midst of all this sorrow, we have to commend the medical staff and thank the medical staff and all of the employees here at harlem hospital who did everything they could to try to save officer holder. and i thank all the community leaders, elected officials, all the nypd leadership, everyone who came here in solidarity with this officer and his family. i want to thank speaker public advocate tisch james, council public safety chair vanessa gibson and everyone who came here tonight. this sadness is so hard to describe what everyone is going through. and we're fighting to understand the los

the russian president declares a national day of mourning. also ahead: more rocks and tear gas exchanged in the west bank as the latest victims of violence are buried. >> final pitch: turkish politicians rally their supporters on the eve of elections that many fear won't bring an end to months of instability. >> in doha with all of the sport. saz new zealand lifts the rugby world cup for the third time after beating australia in the final in london. >> we will begin flu egypt where a russian airliner has crashed killing everyone board. the jet was carrying 224 passengers and crew including 17 children. there is no official word yet on what caused the crash but both of the plane's black boxes have said to have been found. countries around the world are expressing condolences while the russian president has declared a day of mourning. the plane took off early on saturday morning in the egyptian red sea resort belong to go metro jet air lines was on its way to saint petersburg. it vanished a little over twenty minutes after taking off. wreckage

a community in mourning this morning. shooter of a college campus. police say his name is chris, harper mercer and he's 26 years old. >> we start with danielle nottingham, who's in oregon for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. this shooting has sent shock waves through this community and no one knows why a 26-year- old armed with several guns walked into a classroom and shot several students. hundreds of mourners held candles and said prayers for the victims of thursday's mass shooting at umpqua community college. >> there is an active shooter at ucc. >> reporter: several people were killed, others wounded when a gunman identified by authorities as 26-year-old chris harper mercer opened fire in the classroom. the incident sent the small campus into lockdown. >> i found out from my dad calling me. we weren't even notified. >> reporter: the suspect who died in a gun battle with police had four guns, including a rifle and body armor. he allegedly also blogged about violence, including the recent on-air murders of two journalists in virginia. me

. >>> today, a community is in mourning after a 20-year-old student wz shot and killed in virginia.ph was shot and killed in norfolk near old dominion university. he was a junior at nearby hampton university. police found him around 3:00 this morning. he had been shot. he died at the scene. police say the shooting may have been a result of an argument that ended in gunfire. no >>> announcer: now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> temperatures across the region coming in in the 50s. washington at 57 degrees. so, if the kids haven't been out trick or treating yet, do a light layer at least under their costume. you are not going to need the warm coat tonight with plenty of clouds in place. temperatures are going to hang out in the low to mid-50s. heading out and about for the halloween parties this evening, grab at least a light jacket. we are looking at dry conditions. tomorrow, warmer, high around 70 degrees. tracking a chance of isolated shower. coming up in ten minutes, i'm going to show you the shower chance. >> thanks, amelia. we have a developing story out of colorado. three people

sunday will be a day of mourning. flags fly in half mast and cultural institutions have been told to cancel entertainment programs. >> more from rory challands. there'd been confusion over the recovery of one of the black boxes, what is the latest you are hearing about that? >> that's right, one of the features is a stream of sometimes confused and conflicting information coming from the egyptian and russian authorities. it started at the beginning of the day with the egyptians saying it had passed through to turkish air space. that is watt not true. later we heard that the black boxes were found. the russians took up that the russian didn't believe they were found. now, they have been found. what the russians want, when the other one is found, is that for both of them to be sent to russia, so the investigation can be completed on russian territory rather than egyptian territory. >> what do we no about operations into the crash and search and rescue? >> vladimir putin and the egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi had

. >> today thousands mourn the 95 victims who died in yesterday's suicide bombing in turkey, turkish officials have declared three days of mourning, following yesterday's attack that targeted a peace rally net capital. about 160 people are still in the hospital today with injuries. in the meantime a turkish news members. >> new debate over last year's police shooting of a 12-year-old cleveland . who was carrying a -- cleveland boy who was carrying a pellet gun that was weapon. the prosecute are office said they ground jury will decide in criminal charges. christina: call for volkswagen to give rebates to buyers following the scandal over emission testing, they want government to seek maximum find from the automaker, they call the company's actions deceptive and a passive fraud among the worse in corporate history, they want the epa and justice department to seek $18 billion fine, the highest possible. >> such a huge final serve as a giant and painful warning to any christina: the senators say that drivers who purchase those cars should receive a portion of settlement aim -- amount as

. >>> a philadelphia family is in mourning after an attempted robbery claimed a father's life. police say 36-year-old manny died this morning. the delivery worker at a flower shop was shot during the attempted robbery just after 7:00 last night in north philadelphia. he had been walking home from the bus stop. after getting shot, he crawled to his house. >> translator: he always takes his bicycle home, and to work, but this time he took the bus. >> homicide detectives say they're checking surveillance cameras, and canvassing the area between the bus stop and the victim's home in north philadelphia. >>> police arrested a 54-year-old man in connection with a homicide at a philadelphia rooming house. it happened just before 3:30 this afternoon on the 3700 block of north 18th street in tioga. a 52-year-old woman was assaulted inside. she was taken to the hospital where she died. >>> 15 robberies in 30 days. all near the drexel campus and philadelphia police say they were all done by a 14-year-old boy. nbc 10's andrea kline thomas tells us how he was finally caught. >> reporter: the

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it will be a day of mourning in russia. cultural radio stations and tv stations have been told to cancel entertainment programs. rory challands joins us from moscow. what are russian officials saying at this point. >> we know that vladimir putin and the egyptian president have been talking to each other on the phone, and abdul fatah al-sisi says that russian investigators will be given as much time and space to carry out the. >> what happened. you have the criminal investigation, that was mentioned in the report. that is into the airline itself, whether the airline acted. flight regulations. there's also the regulations looking into the crash site and the forensic examination of the record. the russians dispatched the transport minister to cairo. he is going to look after the investigation from the capital, and we know that there may be doubt about whether the black boxes have been found. reports are are in question. they think maybe the boxes have not been found. when they are found they'd like the boxes brought back to ru

biden says he and his family were mourning the death of beau biden, and too much time has gone by to mount a winning campaign now. steve handelsman has the story from the white house with his wife jill and president obama by his side, vice president joe biden said it's too late for him to run for president sot: joe biden, vice president "unfortunately i believe were out of time the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination" the bidens have been mourning since may now they're smiling at the memory of son beau biden...says joe. not just weeping over his death from cancer. but the vice president warned: his window to run narrowed while they mourned sot: joe biden, vice president "that it might close. i've concluded it has closed" hillary clinton gets stronger, gaining 5 points over bernie sanders with biden out clinton at 58% in the new nbc news wall street journal poll sot: john harwood, cnbc chief washington correspondent "you cant say anything's certain in politics, but she is the closest thing to a lock i've ever seen in an open primary campaign" trump tweet grap

>> a small town in mourning. at church services in oregon, prayers for the nine victims killed i the shooting rampage and the others hospitalized. >> i'm not sure if grateful covers it. also as a dad, realizing that i got her back but others don't get theirs back. >> hello, everyone. >> from his hospital bed, chris minimum z posted this message on facebook. >> i'm overwhelmed by the support i've gotten. >> the army vet is recovering from seven gunshot wounds after charging towards the shooter to stop him. >> i just held his hand until they made me leave him. he is a hero. >> witnesses now say the student gunman, 26-year-old chris harper-mercer showed no america where, order something victims to beg for their lives. others wounded, played dead as the killer stepped over them. police continue to look for clues at the apartment where the gunman lived with his mother, and this community also searches for answers. >> as if our cultural disconnect from a holiness. all of these are like a gasoline. and guns are the matc

>> a small town in mourning. at church services in oregon, prayers for the nine victims killed in the shooting rampage and the others hospitalized. >> i'm not sure if grateful covers it. also as a dad, realizing that i got her back but others don't get theirs back. >> hello, everyone. >> from his hospital bed, chris minimum z posted this message on facebook. >> i'm overwhelmed by the support i've gotten. >> the army vet is recovering from seven gunshot wounds after charging towards the shooter to stop him. >> i just held his hand until they made me leave him. he is a hero. >> witnesses now say the student gunman, 26-year-old chris harper-mercer showed no america where, order something victims to beg for their lives. others wounded, played dead as the killer stepped over them. police continue to look for clues at the apartment where the gunman lived with his mother, and this community also searches for answers. >> as if our cultural disconnect from a holiness. all of these are like a gasoline. and guns are the mat