meanwhile family and friends in different parts of the world are mourning the loss of the eight people is accused of killing old school friends from argentina enjoying a trip to new york some of the victims of the truck attack this video was taken shortly before five of them were killed they'd gotten together to celebrate thirty years since their graduation. in their hometown a candlelit vigil was held in remembrance one student said her friend's father had been killed. and her body slamming online you know at the school we all are cared for each other and when something happens we always try to be united together we've come with my friend and her family yet thousands of miles away in new jersey people were mourning another of the victims thirty two year old darren drake he had such a wonderful spirit he always had a smile on his face he was a great person. in new york another vigil for the eight people killed. the suspected attacker has already appeared in court so i follow side of an immigrant from both pakistan total thora tease he had been planning the attack for some time so alleg

efforts to find any more survivors of sunday's deadly quake tehran the claires a day of national mourning for the some four hundred people who died in the disaster . and for the first time in six decades italy will not be at the world cup coach gigi befall and his team are in tears after they failed to beat underdogs sweden in their qualifying playoff. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump is returning to washington after a twelve day tour of asia it has been a packed visit that took in japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines here's a look at the hits and misses of the president's asian charm offensive. donald trump may have written the art of the deal but the art of diplomacy hasn't always come easy so this was going to be an ambitious two by any measure he was there to rally u.s. troops put it on. confront pyongyang's provocations north korea is a worldwide threat that requires worldwide action and do some deals. trouble to bed to shore up the pacific alliance began in japan where jack platic traits of subtlety and nuance were in short supply. not

we mourn with those who mourn and we grieve with those who grieve but we do not grieve like those whoave no hope. because our faith gives us hope. and heroes give us hope. we find hope in the her out actions of the men and woman of law enforcement, the first responders and the doctors, surgeons, it and emts who saved lives by their swift actions that day. [applause] we find inspiration heroes, in those texas stephen willeford, the plumber johnnybbed his rifle and langendorf, they pursued the attacker and a high-speed chase and saved the lives of americans as a result. [applause] mr. pence: and mostly we find and in a community of faith the courage of a mother who shielded children with her own body and in death saved her five-year-old son and nine-year-old daughter. her last moment living out the hash that no greater love more than this than they should lay down their life. the faith in this community has inspired the nation. just the faith and courage of those we lost but survived. you see it in the expressions of faith we just heard in the library. from families who told us they wer

political discussion when calls for stricter gun controls came out they said this is a time for mourning this time donald trump wasted no time to turn this into a political issue he criticized the democrats and blamed them for what he calls the lax immigration rules and called for the abolishment of this so-called green caught lottery as we've just heard interesting point of course is that lottery was introduced as the result of a bipartisan effort and was signed into law by a republican president george bush so it's not quite clear. on that front was aiming at it was certainly not the truth again he was throwing red meat to his base really and he continued to do so by calling the suspect an animal saying he would send him to guantanamo and calling for the death penalty ok so a very emotive response from the president to a lot of talk already about about security and immigration possible changes there is it clear yet what sort of policy response we can expect from the federal government. it's not really clear one of the things that donald trump called for in a flurry of for tweets on tue

we mourn with those who mourn and we grieve with those who grieve but we do not grieve like those who have no hope. because our faith gives us hope. and heroes give us hope. we find hope in the heroic actions of the men and woman of law enforcement, the first responders and the doctors, surgeons, nurses and emts who saved lives by their swift actions that day. [applause] mr. pence: we find inspiration and hope in those texas heroes, stephen willeford, the plumber who grabbed his rifle and johnny langendorf, they pursued the attacker in a high-speed chase and saved the lives of americans as a result. [applause] mr. pence: and mostly we find hope in a community of faith and the courage of a mother who shielded children with her own body and in death saved her five-year-old son and nine-year-old daughter. her last moment living out the truth that no greater love has more than this than they should lay down their life. the faith in this community has inspired the nation. and not just the faith and courage of those we lost but those who survived. you see it in the expressions of faith we j

kelly: through their mourning, there is a scripture that says he will turn your mourning into laughter. in the midst of the mourning, it's a process, it's painful, it's heartbreak. what do you say to the people enduring this pain and agony realizing they lost their loved ones. some as young as 5, others as old as 72. >> i think about the pastor who lost his 14-year-old daughter. he and his wife. there is nothing you can say too console d can say to -- can say to people to console them. this world as painful as it is isn't the last world. there is something better for those who know christ. that laughter may not come until the next world. but it is coming. that laughter and joy will be realized. kelly: we would like you to stay with us. we'll take a slight break and we would like to come back and talk to you. your comments are definitely helping so many people who are faithful and perhaps those who are faithless are listening closely to what you have to say, and those without hope, perhaps you are providing hope right now. we'll be back in just a moment as we continue to follow the deve

america mourns victims of the mass shooting in texas. donald trump says the attacker‘s mental health was the problem, not his guns. the us president bids farewell to japan, the first leg of his marathon asia tour. next stop, south korea. and a century after the russian revolution, we assess how successive soviet leaders shaped the past and the present. bosses at the world's most profitable company, apple, are watching a new tax controversy unravel. leaked documents show the tech giant actively sought out tax havens after an irish low—tax loophole it used was closed. the company then moved massive amounts of cash offshore to the island ofjersey in a move that would've saved it billions of dollars. although the company has done nothing illegal, it is again under fire from the eu and us over its tax arrangements. it came to light after millions of financial documents, the paradise papers, were obtained by the german newspaper, suddeutsche zeitung, and shared with journalists around the world including a team at the bbc. simonjack reports. a

a day of mourning in iran after an earthquake kills at least four hundred people and leaves tens of thousands homeless. and this is al jazeera live from coming up. it's clear from the nature of the steps taken and the rhetoric used by the bloc countries that they don't want to solution to the crisis. neighbors of underestimated the strength of his people living under blockade. exonerates itself of blame over the crackdown against the rangoon rakhine state. and in italy they calling it the apocalypse as their football team fails to qualify for next year's world cup. rescue workers in iran have spent the night digging through rubble searching for survivors after a powerful. quake struck near the iraqi border an estimated four hundred thirty people were killed and seven thousand injured in the magnitude seven point three quake iran has declared tuesday a national day of mourning iran's president hassan rouhani has traveled to come onshore province to oversee rescue or so of course who isn't so near the quake's epicenter in northern iraq and obviously devastating pictures behind you to tell us mo

quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera iran's declared tuesday an official day of mourning to all of the victims of sunday's earthquake at least four hundred fifty people were killed in the magnitude seven point three quake on the border of iran and iraq an estimated seven thousand were injured but reports. after sunday's earthquake on the iraq iran border community retreats they did from the rubble the loudest sounds of mourning come from iran's kermanshah province more than three hundred of the dead lived here thousands more were injured. i was under the rubble of a destroyed wall it collapsed on my head infrastructure has been devastated so medics improvise in a field iran's government has sent in twenty helicopters and created four field hospitals using trucks of medicine and buses to treat the wounded those whose injuries were too severe were transferred to the capital tehran. there were no facility has no access to electricity or water in the seconds that the earthquake rolled through at nine eighteen on sunday night and the estimated seventy thousand people became ho

we mourn their loss. we support their families. we appreciate the first responders and what they have done to help respond to this challenge. they are continuing in their efforts as they put all of the pieces of a very complex puzzle together to try to provide their community all of the answers that they need and deserve. unfortunately, i am sad to tell you, and to confirm at this moment in time, that there are 26 lives that have been lost. if that number will rise or not. we just know that it is too many. and this will be a long-suffering mourning for those in pain. we comfort, for god's guidance, and for god's healing. for all of those that are suffering. for every mom ask and dad at home tonight, that you put your arm around your kid, and you give your kid a big hug, and you let them know how much you love them. knowing that we support each other. tell your friends and your neighbor that you support them and you will work with them. i am very proud of the way that we have so many people working together to respond to this. with

this is al jazeera live from gaza coming up a day of mourning in iran after an earthquake kills at least one hundred fifty people and leaves tens of thousands homeless. saudi arabia says it will ease its blockade on yemen but the u.n. says the move doesn't go far enough. exonerates itself of blame over the crackdown against the regime in rakhine state. says its neighbors have no desire to end the gulf crisis saudi arabia the united arab emirates and egypt seven ties with cats in june and imposed a land sea and blockade. spoke at a session of cats as parliamentary advisory body. why now. i'm talking to you with all transparency we mean what we say when we say we are ready for agreements through dialogue based on mutual respect for sovereignty and shared commitment but on the other hand we know that the indications we receive say seach countries don't want to solution these countries with this attitude have opened a new stage in the relations between gulf countries we have benefited from this experience it brought out the best from the people we contributed to shaping its national identity

so we mourn with those who mourn and we grief with those who grieve, but our faith gives us hope.ses and emts who undoubtedly saved lives by their swift action that day. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] >> and we fine inspiration and hope in those texas heroes. steven, the plumber who grabbed his rifle and engaged the assailant and johnny who we just met who engaged that man in a high speed chase and saved the lives of americans as a result. [ cheers and applause ] >> and mostly we find hope in a community of faith. the courage of a mother, joann ward, who shielded her children with her own body. and in death saved her 5-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter. to her last moment living out the truth that no greater love has one than this than they should lay down their life. the faith in this community has inspired the nation. and not just the faith and courage of those we lost, but those who survived. we see it in the expressions of faith that we just heard in the library. families who told us that they were standing on the rock in these troubled

we mourn their loss but we support theirfamily mourn their loss but we support their family members.ers. we appreciate the first responders and what they have done to help respond to this challenge. they are continuing in their efforts as they put all the pieces of a very complex puzzle together, to try to provide the community all the answers they need and deserve. unfortunately, iam community all the answers they need and deserve. unfortunately, i am sad to tell you, to confirm at least at this moment in time, there are 26 lives that have been lost. we do not know if that number will rise or not but we know it is too many. this will be long suffering morning for those in pain. we ask god's comfort, for god's guidance and for god's healing, for all those who are suffering. as governor, i ask for every mum and dad, at home tonight, that you put your arm around your kid, you give your kid a big hug and let them know how much you love them, knowing that support each other. tell your friend and your neighbour that you support them and that you will work with them. i am very proud of the

the worst to hit a province of kermanshah earlier today as the country observed a national day of mourning promised a swift help for the seventy thousand people left homeless by the quake emergency teams conducted searches through the rubble but hopes of finding further survivors are dwindling. amid the rubble the noise of vicars is broken by house of sadness. as rescue workers retrieve the dead the bereaved are left to grapple with homes and lives ruined. in remote support also how in the worst hit area buildings have been destroyed with much of the town laid waste. the frantic search for the living is now turning into a recovery effort for the injured survivors the town's only hospital is not an option. with only makeshift aid facilities and a shortage of vital supplies hundreds happen ferried halfway across the country to the capital to run there was nothing where we came from no electricity no water. i'm in a bad way i was in a hospital for eighteen hours. across the border in iraq people are trying to return to normal darbhanga khan bore the brunt of the damage here. the building was

we mourn their lost. but we support their family members. >> now, wilson county sheriff says there was likely no way parishioners could have escaped the shooting once it started. the time is 5:35, in business news the cost of gas is going up. >> money watch's diane king hall joins us from the new york took stock exchange with that and more, good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel, jim. well, wall street once again closed in record territory on friday. the dow added nearly 23 points , the nasdaq rose 49. the price of gas jumps 7 cents over the last two weeks, on average gallon every un unleaded regular, 2.58. that's 32 sent more than the same time where i was a year ago. the lund burying survey says spike in oil prices is to blame. starbucks is selling it brands to the company behind lip ton and hellmann's, the cbsphilly.com at he will base coffee company will only sell its tee vanna brand in its stores, it was closing all of its stand alone teavanna stores. another retailer joining the black battle. p

capital afghans were hardest hit prime minister alexis tsipras has declared three days of national mourning locals are bracing themselves for another rain storm predicted a for the weekend. the trumpet ministrations says it will allow the importing of elephant body parts from zimbabwe and zambia that reverses a ban by former president barack obama conservationists fear this new ruling will now lead to more elephant deaths that there are new photos of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe the first since tuesday night's military takeover the images show mugabe holding talks with the military there's also a delegation from south africa including jacob zuma who says the political situation will become clear very shortly the opposition has called on gabi to quit but reports from harare say he is refusing to stand down these images show robert mugabe meeting zimbabwe's army chief and two south african envoys brought in to mediate at his official residence in herat it reports claimed the long term president is refusing to step down but mugabe is under pressure to resign zimbabwe's opposition leader

finding more survivors in iran feed after sunday's earthquake deronda cares a deal with national mourning for the more than four hundred people who were killed in the disaster. and a foot or debacle for italy for the first time in six decades it will not be at the world cup john ngugi before his team in tears after they failed to beat underdogs treatment in the qualifying playoff. hello and welcome i'm under threat she my us president donald trump has wrapped up his tour of asia and is on his way back to washington it was a packed visit that took him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines in a moment i'll ask an analyst for his take on crimes trials but first here's a look at the hits and misses of the president's asian diplomatic offensive. donald trump may have wrecked in the art of the deal but the art of diplomacy hasn't always come easy so this was going to be an ambitious to by any measure he was there to rally u.s. troops. confront pyongyang's provocations out there with careers a worldwide threat that requires worldwide action and do some deals. trouble to bed to s

tonight the nation is mourning and it is fighting back. nbc's bill neely reports from cairo. >> reporter: hello. well it is the end of a second day of mourning here in egypt and there is still deep shock in the capitol city of cairo. and across the country at this horrific massacre. the death toll rose sometime ago to 305. including 27 children. 120 people or so are still being treated in hospitals across egypt. there has been a military response after the massacre. the president el-sisi has been attacking vehicles and some said to be involved in the attack and the egyptian government said there were up to 30 gunman involved. they surround the the mosque and they were at every window and door and now isis hasn't claimed responsibility, but there is no question it was responsible for this attack. they carry out such attacks in the sinai peninsula but usually targeting security forces. >> this is a big issue. you could have a milt response today and tomorrow but he stands for stability and for security. and neither of those things are in the

so a day of mourning here. in fact, three days of mourning and of military response with warplanes targeting what are described as terrorist targets. >> a massacre without mercy and mayhem after egypt's deadly terror attack. even ambulances targeted outside. inside more than 300 people dead, murdered as they prayed. nearly all were men. but there were dozens of children among the dead and injured. more than 100 wounded, hundreds more traumatized. this morning relatives took bodies away for burial. entire families were killed. after militants singled out the mosque in the town of abir al abed. the gunman, perhaps dozens in four off-road vehicles opening fire inside and out on worshippers. even by the deadly standards of the middle east, this was a ruthless attack. >> islamist militants have been conducting attacks against egyptian security outposts. but an attack against a mosque crosses a new threshold. >> the mosque is in sinai province, a virtual wall war zone, which isis is trying to take over. two years ago

finding more survivors in a drawn fade off to sunday's earthquake there on declares a day of national mourning for the more than four hundred people who were killed in the disaster. and u.s. present donald trump waves goodbye to asia i'll just try to detour of the region and take a look at the highs and the lows of his whirlwind diplomatic efforts. on a woman will continue i'm. it's a story that has provoked outrage here in germany public broadcasters i.d.f. says security workers at a refugee shelter in berlin in fact several shelters have set up prostitution rings that prey on refugees the investigative report by the program from tile twenty one found guards were grooming young refugees to become prostitutes and making money out of the sordid business. it's dusk into your garden berlin's biggest park. young men are sitting around waiting to be approached by older german men. to learn more about this scene a pakistani reporter from a german television team enters with a hidden camera he makes contact with the young migrants without any difficulty. to live it you know why go. to flee for fear.

tehran has declared a national day of mourning.hed with police in the philippine capital manila — on the last day of the us president's tour of asia. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. let's start off with a bang in california, where nasa will launch a cutting—edge environmental satellite at 9.117 on the dot, gmt time. the shoebox size machine will provide advanced tracking of weather events during its 10—year orbit. later on in london, a brexit milestone will be made when mps debate the eu withdrawal bill as it begins its committee stage in the commons. the talks also mark exactly 500 days before the uk's scheduled departure from the eu. and in the afternoon, attorney generaljeff sessions testifies before the housejudiciary committee in washington. he's likely to be pressed over his "inconsistencies" on the trump campaign's russia connections. in the uk, members of parliament will today begin debating a key piece of brexit legislation, it the eu withdraw bill. that will turn european laws into uk ones o

. >> reporter: a small texas town now mourning 26 of their neighbors gunned down yesterday in the deadliest church shooting in modern u.s. history. it began shortly after 11:20 sunday morning. a gunman walked into the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas, and opened fire on the congregation. >> we have six ambulances en route. >> reporter: the tragedy prompting a massive response from first responders as well as residents of this small town. >> the second we knew what was going on, we just ran over there to help. >> reporter: officials say the suspected gunman, devin kelley, walked into the church with an ar-15 style weapon and started shooting. kelley was in the air force but was convicted in 2012 of child abuse. he served one year before being released in 2013. his bad conduct discharge and conviction should have prevented him from passing the background check required to purchase the gun. the youngest victim, just 5 years old, the oldest, 72. among the dead, the pastor's 14-year-old daughter annabelle renee pomeroy. her parents out of town at the time of the shooting. local

finding more survivors in iran fade after sunday's earthquake dead on declares a day of national mourning for the more than four hundred people who look killed of the disaster. and a football debacle for italy for the fourth time in fifty decades ago to not be in the world cup john ngugi before and his team until of off defeat to be to underdog sweden in that qualifying playoff. on a woman i can tell you i'm on that thought she might. u.s. president dollar trump has wrapped up his tour of asia in is on his way back to washington it was a packed visit that took him to japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines here's a look at the hits and misses of the president's asian diplomatic offensive. donald trump may have written the art of the deal but the art of diplomacy hasn't always come easy so this was going to be an ambitious two by any measure he was there to rally u.s. troops. confront pyongyang's provocations. north korea is a worldwide threat that requires worldwide action and do some deals. problems bed to shore up the pacific alliance began in japan where diplomatic treats o

how that footage is shedding light on his crash and fans are mourning his loss. >> why they say it is why it had some parents outraged of added tips. >>> final flight of roy halladay and as fans are mourning the loss of halladay. >>> kevin spacey is being yanked from his job. what riders want you the know before you start your commute. >> nbc 10 news starts right now. i am vai sikahema. lets get to your forecast with bill. good morning. >> while it is in the 40s right now in new jersey and delaware and philadelphia, the wind is blowing. it feels a little bit chilly this morning. it feels like in the low 40s right now in wilmington. up to 50 at 10:00. notice clouds, they are with us right now, they'll be with us for most of the day. winds will stay light. those clouds could produce an isolated shower this afternoon. even though we are getting a cold start and there is a lot of clouds for the day. temperatures will climb nicely. right out 50 degrees for the lehigh valley, upper 50s. nowhere near it over the next few daydays,

finding more survivors in iran feeds off to sunday's earthquake deronda carries a day of national mourning for the more than five hundred people who were killed in the disaster efforts to end to helping the thousands of people left alone this as winter approaches also coming up. he was president donna from waves goodbye to asia after his trial detour the region we take a look back at the highs and the lows of his whirlwind diplomatic efforts. and a headline hitting sako disaster for italy for the first time in six decades of the last b. of the world god john ngugi before and is still in tears after they failed to be three one in a qualifying playoff. hello and welcome i'm on with the chief. iran state media says the death toll from sunday's earthquake has now risen to five hundred thirty around eight thousand people were also injured in the disaster which struck a mountain region bordering iraq president hassan rouhani visited the was to province off get a mosque at a mansion earlier today as the country observed a day of national mourning rouhani promised swift has for the seventy thousan

while we mourn, just like jesus mourned when his friend lazarus di died, he knew the power of god and we know that he's there for them right now. >> for those watching that knew the 25 people whose lives were taken, what is your message about the motivation? >> i'm sorry? >> what is your message to the people living in the community whose hearts are breaking, knowing that the 25 people are now dead, whatever the motivation of the shooter turns out to be? >> well, you know, motivation is not going to change the facts. so what we have to do is just say, you know, as a family and a community, we trust in our faith here. we trust in the faith of the people that were in this church. and i say to anybody in our community here listening, that pastors, people of the community and everyone in this area, and we know that extends all the way into san antonio where the bexar chaplin is out here with us. they are standing ready to do whatever it is that we need to do to help these families and get them through this time, be it feed them, bring food for them, take care of their kids while parents a

but at the time, we were mourning the loss of a colleague. i believe fundamentally that the staff at the dnc, they are the grandest people i will ever get to know. they were brave. they came to work each and every day despite the fact they were getting death threats, that the building was getting constantly threatened. people were protesting, because they had read selected enough and leaks designed to sow discord and turn the dnc against the dnc. that is what happened. host: carol is joining us, tyler, texas. you are on the air with donna brazile. her new book titled "hacks." caller: good morning. i have a couple of questions i would like to ask. the first one is what in the world would make donna brazile think that hillary clinton is not capable of answering questions during the debate? i saw those questions she gave to her. that is ridiculous. hillary clinton is the smartest politician on the planet, nose and stairs to most all questions. so what was her motive for that? to i am ashamed you are used respect her. that is over. loyal, for any

mosque been shot at fleeing worshippers as well as ambulances egypt has the cleared three days of mourning for the victims well the egyptian military has launched a major campaign in the sinai region after the attack addressing the nation in the last hour egypt's president. promised a brutal response. this these tragic event act of terrorism we make us more robust more stronger was bottle against terrorism we cannot be intimidated i will resolve cannot be dented we will remain more united when this event army will take revenge and they will restore order and security with an iron fist in the following days. egypt's security forces have been battling eisel fighters in sinai for years resulting in hundreds of deaths at least forty eight soldiers and police officers have been killed just this year one of the worst attacks was in july when twenty three soldiers died after a suicide car bombs tore through two military checkpoints in the last few months there's been a rise in attacks targeting local tribes who work with the armed forces i saw brands them traitors for cooperating with soldiers an

probably lost their loved ones that they won't see them again i many of them have now gone home to mourn but there are still many questions. the argentine authorities have come under strong criticism for the way they've handled this to which they have been responding. we've given our best in this situation it's a critical unique situation and we have as what it is the family members you can't imagine what we'd like to do for them you can't imagine how worried we are the most important thing is always going to be above all to try and focus as much as possible on finding and detecting the submarine. so. we said in that interview the search and rescue operation is still continuing there are plenty there are ships that are under sea rescue vessels from at least ten different countries as you mentioned a plane being sent from russia to join in this some of the most sophisticated equipment available around the world but they are still no closer to finding the whereabouts of the submarine which. is now seem to think it is at the bottom of the sea anything from two hundred meters below the sea l

as shock sets in and an investigation begins the egyptian government has declared three days of mourning. let's speak now to omar sure he's a visiting professor of security studies at the absence of a research and policy studies and joins us live now from doha thanks for being with us on the program perhaps you could explain more about just why the sinai region in particular is so volatile. well this goes all the way back to one thousand nine hundred eighty two after the israeli withdrawals and the there was a policy toward sinai that it only was seen as a threat to cairo basically that its residents are either potential smugglers potential terrorists potential spies potential basically evil that can threaten chiral and that led them for to a campaign of violence between the security forces and. militants they had attacking primarily civilian targets a point point two targets and. that a white crackdown over three thousand people were arrested at that point you saw many of the bedouins trying to take up arms especially the ones that were released in twenty eleven and there were direct li

the questions and the mourning are just beginning. it's believed that this will be the deadliest shooting at a house of worship in america's history a warning -- some of the details are gruesome. brian ynez joins us with the latest. >> attorney general said that at least 25 people are dead but the number could be as high as 27. between 10 to 30 reportedly have been wounded. unidentified lone gunman fled in a vehicle and was killed either by self-inflicted gunshot wound or shot by police. at about 11:30 this morning, local time, the shooter walked into the first baptist church and started firing the south is in sutherland springs, texas, a small community of about 400 people. neighbors say typically 50 people attend church services. among the victims killed, the 14-year-old daughter of the church's pastor, frank pomeroy. annabelle pomeroy, the daughter's name. listen as witnesses describe the scene. >> i've been going to this church since i was knee high to a duck. it's tragic. i'm in the dark, because i changed my mind about going to

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these people were innocently gunned down, we mourn their loss.t speaking earlier after gunman opened fire on a church in the middle of sunday service. at least 26 people were killed. the victims reportedly include a pregnant woman and several children. >> this happened in sutherand springs, about 30 miles outside of san antonio. it's the deadliest mass shooting. alleged gunman was found dead miles from the church inside of a car. brian llenas is following this. >> reporter: a gunman walking into the small baptist church in sutherand springs texas sunday morning opening fire and leaving many gathered dead or injured. >> we're dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history, families who have lost family members. >> reporter: the shooter identified as 26-year-old devon patrick kelly. investigators are looking at social media posts, he may have made in the days before sunday's attack including one that appeared to show an ar 15 semiautomatic weapon. law enforcement officials in the small town say the gunman was confronted by a local re

yet again, it is a time for mourning in america.rch for a long time, say the police, moving around freely, firing with a powerful assault rifle. once he started firing rounds on the outside, i mean, what could the people inside do? there was nowhere they could go. are there too many guns in the united states? there are a lot of guns, but, you know, the guns don't kill people, it's the people that kill people. as the killer left the church, another citizen with a gun opened fire and then jumped in johnny langendorf's truck. once the gunfire was over, the gentleman who lives here came to my truck, opened the door, and he said that the guy had just shot up the church, and he said, "chase him", and i said "ok, let's go". will and people are saying you're a hero. no. i'm just a guy who wanted to the right thing. ijust wanted to do the right thing. annabel's been wanting to ride with me and go with me here and there and... just last week, the pastor here was speaking of his beloved 14—year—old daughter. now annabel pomeroy is dead, murder

in our society or they may are declared three days of mourning and people wait for the victims' bodies to be repatriated. says that her candles are meant to denounce violence around the world. violence cannot be the option we have different points of view and we can discuss it but not by killing innocent people who had done nothing wrong to be in the wrong place and argentinean city that is trying to cope with the issue that some of them were victims of a hate crime so far away from home. and u.s. president donald trump has tweeted calling for a safe on a side pub to face the death penalty trump also says he plans to end of these a program which lets move to america in twenty ten the diversity visa lottery program allows fifty thousand people into the u.s. every year the president is also calling for tougher vetting of foreigners the u.k. defense secretary has quit and they're developing scandal of a sexual harassment at westminster michael phelan says his behavior may or fallen short of the standards expected of the u.k.'s military he's been accused of improper conduct towards a journ

trucks of aid to kurdish how the areas of iraq and iran tuesday has been declared a national day of mourning the true cost of the earthquake slowly becoming clear so you know i'm close although al-jazeera depp and northern iraq. and so we began director of the iranian red crescent society she says her teams have reach most of the affected areas and the priority now is sheltering people from the cult. the focus now on the actually emergency sheltering and food. but the and the solution of the food but the point is that because the wide areas reaching to the people it takes a little bit time so we are actually doing our best to accelerate this procedure and to send the items to all of the people we receive the items from our a starbucks from the sixteen provincial branches around the area in order just to not to waste the time so that i can say that all the needed items are now deployed. to the. province it is which is the main province of that severely damaged. and i can say that. our people. they do their most. to reach the people in the in different religious. in other world news more than

will mourn everything we're covering right here al-jazeera. so an update our top story this hour zimbabwe's ambassador to south africa has been speaking out playing down talk of a coup against the president robert mugabe saying the harare government was intact this according to the reuters news agency it follows the appearance of armored vehicles outside the capital the ruling zanu p.f. party has accused the army chief of treason after he threatened to intervene over the president's purge of the party alex my gaze so worked as an advisor to the former prime minister of zimbabwe morgan chang he says that there may be factions within the army that wouldn't support any action against mccarthy. the military has been a huge big goals over the years he may have people within the really true supportive there is no indication that the whole military or security establishment is in support of those who are against mugabe there may be people in there who support him and they will probably defend him in the event that there is a conflict and that would p

explosives and then opened fire on worshippers and was on the way egypt's declared three days of mourning for the victims is al jazeera his middle east analyst following that story for us here out of. who do you think would do this. who do you think would do this all of them many. many possibilities you know when it comes to for to pinpoint when it comes in pointing the perpetrator i suppose one of them but not this is the i saw as i just told you in the last interview that there could be many many perpetrators for this for this incident and the other is of this that happened before this one and the incidents that will happen unfortunately in the future as i told you before the main reason for this is obviously the total absence of any political whole rise in egypt unfortunately again and again we have to say that the regia may have killed politics in egypt there's no way for any breathing space for the people no hope so when you take away hope from people then you only expect the worst from them i'm going to tell you a little story a quick story something that i experienced myself firsth

they may are declared three days of mourning and people wait for the victims' bodies to be repatriated but says that her candles are meant to denounce violence around the world. cannot be the option we have different points of view and we can discuss it but not by killing innocent people were done nothing wrong to be in the wrong place and argentinean city that he's trying to cope with the issue that some of them were victims of a hate crime so far away from home. well donald trump's reaction to their talk was to call for an end to the visa program that let the suspect into the u.s. the president describes. as an animal and says it's time to get less politically correct. what we have right now is a joke it's a laughing stock for donald trump the new york attack is justification enough to launch a radical overhaul of america's immigration system you have to get much less politically correct we have to get tough we have to get smart we have to do what's right to protect our citizens on twitter we u.s. president said liberal immigration policies supported by one of his political foes a to

." >> mourning and grieving tonight in texas. 26 people killed in the latest mass shooting. this time in a small town. and tonight, we're learning about the heroic actions that stopped the killer and led to his takedown. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> president trump has ordered all flags at half staff tonight to honor the victims of first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas. >> that shooting, just outside san antonio, claimed 26 lives. the victims ranged in age from 5 to 72, and include the pastor's very own 14-year-old daughter. the shooter also died, but how he was killed is still under investigation. devin kelley entered the church with a ballistic vest on dressed in all black. a neighbor called him a normal guy with a wife and children. right now, let's get to our reporter live, kourtney fisher in sutherland springs, texas with the very latest. kourtney? >> reporter: investigators will work through the night at the first baptist church. meanwhile, residents in this small texas town are coming together. mourning their friends, their families,

>> right now mourning the loss of a legend who lives a legacy behind. phillies pitcher and baseball great roy halladay died yesterday in a plane crash off the coast of florida. this morning the sports world and fans are remembering his role on and off the field. >> nbc10's matt delucia is live now at citizens bank park. halladay's former teammates are sharing memories of the impact he had on them. >> reporter: right. it hasn't been easy trying to digest the news -- especially for teammates who played with this star pitcher at citizens bank park for several years. behind me in front of citizens bank park, the third base gate, you see fans have left hats and flowers. one person left a photo of roy halladay here. the fans and former teammates are taking this pretty hard. halladay was the only one on the icon a5 single-engine amphibious plane when he crashed into shallow waters about six-feet deep off the coast of florida yesterday. he had a passion for flying as he made clear on social media as of late, getting that plane just last month. doc, as he was kn

a day of mourning in iran after an earthquake kills at least four hundred fifty people and leaves tens of thousands homeless. low on down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up saudi arabia says it will ease its blockade on yemen but the u.n. says the move doesn't go far enough. a possible breakthrough over the long disputed south china sea ahead of the final day of the summit. and its only fails to qualify for next year's world cup its first absence on the football competition in sixty years. iran has declared tuesday an official day of mourning after an earthquake killed at least four hundred fifty people sunday's quake also left thousands unless an engine the u.s. geological survey puts the epicenter on the border between iran and iraq semi autonomous kurdish region most of the deaths reported so far in iran's mountainous kermanshah province the worst hit town appears to be. on the iraqi side the. reports of extensive damage in the nearby town of. charlotte ballasts reports. after sunday's earthquake on the iraq iran border community retreats they did from the rubbl

. >>> but the big story on "action news," a school is mourning the death of a feature sheila hawkins. katherine scott is live at shawmont elementary where students and staff are mourning the loss. >> reporter: sheila hawkins had been with the district since92. >> my heart is aching she was so wonderful. the kids loved her. >> it's going to be hard, you're talking about a teacher who knew everybody. >> sunday morning before 8:00 a.m., a fire trapped hawkins and others inside their home on wren street. hawkins was rushed to the hospital with third degree burns. she want into cardiac rest and died at the hospital. neighbors gathered to help the fament. a letter was provided to arriving parents. >> the principal said he was going to have a briefing on what happened. >> reporter: the school district said it touch the entire school community and brought in grief counselors to help. we have someone in place to talk to fi difficult time -- in this difficult time whether it is students or staff. >> reporter: the fire remains under investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> than

threegypt has declared days of national mourning after at least 305 people were killed in an attack on a crowded mosque in egypt sinai peninsula friday. officials are calling it the deadliest terror attack in egypt's modern history. they blamed the attack on the militant group linked to isis. we will go to cairo for the update with democracyy now! sharif abdel kouddous. then showdown at the consumer financial protection bureau. who will become the acting watchdog? cordray step down. namingimmediately after leandra english, president trump said he planned to go ahead with his own appointment of budget director mick mulvaney i'm who has voted in favor of killing the bureau. suing.lish is who will show up at work today? then can the emergence of nontraditional candidates help revive faltering democratic party that is facing his lowest approval rating and nearly quarter-century? we will speak with democrats who on key races with grassroots sources outside the democratic party in november. in short, north carolina, braxton winston is a formrmer middle school football coach w o took to the s