nazir goes into the store. gunfire. this robbery turns int case of murder. >> when he came out, he saw the guy trying to run away with it. he tried on stop him. they had a fight. and thenthushes him i back. he shot him. room.pt him in the back then he tries to come out when the door was locked. >> police haveelsed this surveillance picture of the suspect. he is wearing a black jacket with a red cap. and distressed jeans and what appears to be dark colored boots. >> now police are hoping other images from other security cameras will lead them to theki er. back to you. >> what a waste. thank you, pat. >>> news4 at 6:00 starts right no >> a contentious mid-term elections starts now. >> a vote for republins as ey vote to continue the extraordinary journey together. >> with a presidential feel. >> we have to fight for this. >> they make their final pitches. >> we're tracking the races that affect you. from virginia to maryland and a high stake r senatee in west virginia. >> plus, an explosion of early g vo what we can learn

to to nazir now about six hundred and fifty thousand workers walked out of their jobs on thursday staging one of the largest strikes in recent times public sector workers are demanding pay hikes and an end to economic problems that have persisted since the overthrow of to nazir's longtime ruler and twenty eleven mariella haunt has more. from the capital tunis to. the city that gave birth to the arab spring around two thirds of a million people stopped work. was public sector workers went on strike after negotiations between the powerful trade union that represents them and the government failed they want better wages but they say they're marching for old tunas ians her injuring soaring living costs and high unemployment but soon as you told. people here don't have enough to buy even the most basic food especially those with children you cannot imagine how difficult the situation is yes this is a revolution of the hungry here in tunisia rather than one of them on a summer of what have we done to you the government has failed us and undermined the rights of retirees where are those who love

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ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life. four of her siblings never even made it to hospital.ating war. the conflict in yemen has been raging for three and a half years, between a saudi—led military coalition and iranian—backed houthi rebels. as the main entry point for food aid, the rebel—held port of hudaydah has been a focus of international efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst man—made humanitarian disaster, with 14 million people on the brink of famine, more than half of them children. and the charity save the children estimates 85,000 under the age of five may have already died of malnutrition since april 2015. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pledged almost £400 million to help tackle the crisis. but as well as being the country's largest aid donors, they are also the biggest military powers in a coalition repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths. there should be an end to this conflict. let's put enough pressure on the houthis to come this time t

police found 68-year-old nazir amud of laurel sho multiple times on brentwood road.ictim later died at t hospital. this surveillance picture shows the suspect. officers say the shooter had oblems opening the front door as he ran off, and instead shot out the front door to try to get out. he has not been arrested >>> a bomb threat mad against alexandria's alfred street baptist churcst didn'op sunday services. worshipers filling the pews side the historically black church today. from the pulpit, theto p informing the conversation that somebody called police yesterday saying there were bombs inside the church. police crickly arrived, kept church members outside while they were sweeping the buildings. fortunatelyo devices were found. church leaders are vowing to stand strong. >> we won't be afrd. and we won't be frightened off here. people around theld have to stand against the fear. that's the only way we fight it. and i'm grateful that we are able toship today, to continue to do what we do as prayer, and to live in love, to notive in to the hate. >> no word on who call

ten—year—old nazir is fighting for life. ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life.efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst man—made humanitarian disaster, with 14 million people on the brink of famine, more than half of them children. and the charity, save the children, estimates 85,000 under the age of five may have already died of malnutrition since 2015. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pledged almost £400 million to help tackle the crisis. but as well as being the country's largest aid donors, there are also the biggest military powers in a coalition repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths. there should be an end to this conflict. let's put enough pressure on the houthis to come this time to attend this dialogue, and let's be serious to reach a political solution that brings peace to yemen. 0n the ground, for now, the war goes on, but the un remains hopeful it can resume peace talks between the two sides within the coming weeks. caroline rigb

police say when they arrived at the scene they found 68-year-old nazir ahmad shot several times.died at the hospital. >>> right now the cross-examinati red cross is trying to help dozens of fks apartment fire in reston. this is becon tr fee lane. te started in someone's kitchen, 30 people without a place to stay. >>> the thousands of troops president trump ordered to the border are creangbarriers, putting up barbed wire and fencing and this is an effort to keepf migrants out the united states. they're the first wave of up to 15,000 troops that the president hopes will help secure the southern er. the closest group of the three migrant caravans is still an estimated 700 miles away from the u.s. border. their journey is expected to be even slower after a mexican state governor suddenly pulled his offer of buses to help. >>> ready for the ads to end?ng getcloser. the midterm elections are this tuesday and more than 30 million americans have cast their ballots. early voting numbers have eclipsed the totals from the 2014 midterms. friday was the last day of in-person absentee voting.

6:00in the morning on brentwood road.li say when they arrived on the scene they found 68-year-old nazir ahmad in a gas station shot several times. he later died at the hospital. >>> the red cross trying to help a couple dozen pple find a new place to stay after an apartment fire in reston. theire department tweeting out this picture outside an apartment completion on beacontree lane yesterday. firefighters rescued two people. four renidentsd up in the hospital. we're told they should be okay. the fire started in someone's kitchen. 30 people without a place to say. >>> right now the thousands of troops president trump has ordered to the border are creating barriers, putting up barbed wire and fencing in an fort to keep migrants out of the united already eclipsed the totals from t 2014midterms. doubled its 2014 early turnout voting. yesterday was the last day of in-perso absentee voting and officials say more than 73,000 people have vot. >> obviously feelings about the president seem to be the largest factor in motivating people to get to the polls for tsday's midterms. >> it should be a

ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life. four of her siblings never even made it to hospital.tion and iranian—backed houthi rebels. as the main entry point for food aid, the rebel—held port of hudaydah has been a focus of international efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst man—made humanitarian disaster, with 14 million people on the brink of famine, more than half of them children. and the charity save the children estimates 85,000 under the age of five may have already died of malnutrition since april 2015. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pledged almost £400 million to help tackle the crisis. but as well as being the country's largest aid donors, they are also the biggest military powers in a coalition repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths. there should be an end to this conflict. let's put enough pressure on the houthis to come this time to attend this dialogue, and let's be serious to reach a political solution that brings peace to yemen. 0n the g

ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life. four of her siblings never even made it to hospital.ilitary coalition and iranian—backed houthi rebels. as the main entry point for food aid, the rebel—held port of hudaydah has been a focus of international efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst man—made humanitarian disaster, with 14 million people on the brink of famine, more than half of them children. and the charity save the children estimates 85,000 under the age of five may have already died of malnutrition since april 2015. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pledged almost £400 million to help tackle the crisis. but as well as being the country's largest aid donors, they are also the biggest military powers in a coalition repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths. there should be an end to this conflict. let's put enough pressure on the houthis to come this time to attend this dialogue, and let's be serious to reach a political solution that brings peace to ye

ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life. four of her siblings never even made it to hospital.in this devastating war. the conflict in yemen has been raging for three and a half years, between a saudi—led military coalition and iranian—backed houthi rebels. as the main entry point for food aid, the rebel—held port of hudaydah has been a focus of international efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst man—made humanitarian disaster, with 14 million people on the brink of famine, more than half of them children. and the charity save the children estimates 85,000 under the age of five may have already died of malnutrition since april 2015. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pledged almost £400 million to help tackle the crisis. but as well as being the country's largest aid donors, they are also the biggest military powers in a coalition repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths. there should be an end to this conflict. let's put enough pressure on the houthis to co

ten—year—old nazir is fighting for her life. four of her siblings never even made it to hospital.vastating war. the conflict in yemen has been raging for three and a half years, between a saudi—led military coalition and iranian—backed houthi rebels. as the main entry point for food aid, the rebel—held port of hudaydah has been a focus of international efforts to broker a truce, but hopes of a deal suffered further setback this week when fighting escalated. the un describes yemen as the world's worst man—made humanitarian disaster, with 1a million people on the brink of famine, more than half of them children. and the charity save the children estimates 85,000 under the age of five may have already died of malnutrition since april 2015. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pledged almost £400 million to help tackle the crisis. but as well as being the country's largest aid donors, they are also the biggest military powers in a coalition repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths. there should be an end to this conflict. let's put enough pressure on the houthis to come this ti