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it's reported that hundreds of isis fighters are fleeing mosul and crossing the border into neighboring syria. in syria, state media reports government forces recaptured part of aleppo followliing a three-day ceasefire. there is intense fighting on the ground. >>> a manhunt is underway in oklahoma this morning for a man that included murder, car jackings and shooting two police officers. michael vance is one of two men who fired at police officers sunday night. one was arrested and vance fled in a police car. he posted live videos on facebook taunting police. he went to a mobile home park, stole a car and opened fire as he drove away. >> he got about right here, pointed the gun over here, shot two at us a said get down, get down. so, i got down but i had already been shot. >> it's believed he then murdered his aunt and uncle. vance is accused of stealing another car near the texas border yesterday. >>> auto insurers are questioning the effectiveness of headlights on pick up trucks. you don't have to be behind the wheel to be at risk. has owned but he says the headlights are not like the other

witnesses telling cnn isis suicide squads are pouring into mosul from raqqah in neighboring syria.ces are sweeping villages near mosul hunts for militants. but as they close in on the city, the u.n. warns isis is carrying out barbaric acts. the terrorists are killing men, women and children, tossing their bodies into a river and dragging others behind trucks. cnn international correspondent michael holmes is near the front lines outside of mosul. hi, michael. >> hi, carol. yes, those suicide squads, incredible. over the last couple of days, witnesses inside mosul telling us that hundreds of isis fighters have come across and it is clear what their intention is. they're in distinctive uniforms, we're told. they're wearing suicide belts, and mainly foreign fighters, and they are clearly there to die in this fight. now, we're also told that in the east of the city, most of the isis fighters from there are starting to head to the west of the city. they have to cross the tigris river to do that. they have been putting explosives on those bridges, as they go. so we know what they're goin

lebanon post government and raised serious concerns over its future as the civil war wages on in neighboring syria. let's get more from our correspondent in beirut, michael. michael, the vote has gone through. was it as smooth as one had hoped? michael co not exactly. today parliament looks more like an unruly classroom full of school children. the first round, they were not able to achieve two thirds majority, so in the second round, 128 ballots were cast, that there are only 127 members of parliament. a third round was then cast, and 128 against. 128 again. but that does not say much. somebody cast a vote for "zorba the greek." the speaker said everybody sit down, stop talking, and do their work. annette: what happens next, michael? next, mostll, likely, if all goes according to hariri will become the prime minister. it seems that will likely happen in the coming weeks. but in terms of any actual progress in lebanon. political gridlock is very much in place. march 14 is not as strong as it used to be, but divisions in lebanon are still there. issues such as the garbage crisis, structure in leban

. >> and in neighboring syria, isis suffered another setback. turkish backed rebel troops recaptured the syrian town of dabiq. they promised in propaganda the doomsdayattle against nonbelievers would start in the small town. instead, isis troops put up minimal resistance before leaving. >>> back here at home, donald trump is pointing the finger after a gop office in north carolina was fire bombed. trump is blaming hillary clinton and the democrats for the attack that damaged a building and some of his campaign signs. police say a bottle with through the window and a slur about nazi republicans was spray painted on the building, as well. >> when people try to stifle freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, you must come back with more speech and aggressively defend your rights. >> north carolina's governor said the fire bombing was clearly an attack on our democracy. hillary clinton also called it horrific and unacceptable. >>> donald trump is launching a new tirade of wild allegations hillary clinton has a slight lead in the latest poll. and m

. >>> next, to neighboring syria now, and tonight, its president, bashar al assad, casting doubt on an image that broke hearts he was rescued from his bombed home and rushed into an ambulance. another casualty of the country's devastating civil war. tonight, president assad says the image is a fake, made by the rescue group known as the white helmets, that operating in rebel-held areas of syria. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the school bus horror. a car swerving and hitting children waiting for the bus, bystanders then rushing in to try to lift the 6,000-pound car. here's abc's clayton sandell now. >> reporter: the emergency call came in at 9:00 this morning. children caught in the path of an out of control suv. >> we have a child stuck under the car. >> reporter: neighbors quickly mobilized, helping lift that 6,000-pound cadillac escalade off a young girl. >> we hollered and got some guys to come over and we lifted the car up and the police pulled the little girl out, and i'm going to tell you, she was in bad shape. >> reporter: the injured students were waiting for their poli

militias fought southwest of mosul aiming to block isis fighters from retreating to strongholds in neighboring syriabaghdad, five separate explosions today targeted predominantly shiite neighborhoods, killing at least 17 people and inavg dozens wounded. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks, which struck several markets. a joint crew of american, russian, and japanese astronauts is back on earth after 115 days on the international space station. their space capsule parachuted into a remote region of kazakhstan today. american kate rubins of nasa and her counterparts were taken out of the capsule and examined while they readjusted to gravity. their four-month mission included installing a docking station for commercial space vehicles in the future. a new team of astronauts led by american robert shane kimbrough arrived last week for the 50th expedition to the space station. this is "pbs newshour weekend" sunday. >> stewart: tomorrow is halloween, when american children-- and many adults-- dress up in costumes , but the reach of halloween continues to grow around the world. be

coalition works to prevent isis from heading to neighboring syria. >> >> reporter: the fighting and progresswas slower today not because of problems, but because they made such progress yesterday, they were trying to consolidate the territory yesterday and today they moved slowly. they are meeting fierce resistance from isis fighters. but they have captured two dozens our so of the village outside of mosul. and iraqi or kurdish fighters are 20 miles or so outside of the main part of mosul. and they are making siing iscant progress. but there is it is a real emphasis on the operation to protect civilian and infrastructure of mosul. iraqis want a city that is still existing once isis is driven out. they want to push in slowly and deal with booby trap and suicide bomber and let the civilians, a million or so flee safely as possible. it sounds right now most of the iraqi forces are moving up from the south and oast. and kurds from the northeast. there is a significant open in western part of the country allowing civilians to flee and isis fighters. they hope to take out a lot of the isis fighter

i mean, isis is still going to be operating in neighboring syria, correct? >> yeah, but iraq's almost a failed state. and iran's right in the middle of it. >> so what does that mean? >> it means it doesn't work well. i mean, iran has got all the taxis, all the telephones, all the business, they connected religionly. but the iraq itself does in the run well at all. the problem is isis is yes, we'll take mosul, probably take two weeks to a month, but they're going up into syria. problem going after them in syria is going to be the russians. until you get into raqqa and morrow, this taking mosul stops the caliphate, doesn't stop isis. >> stops the caliphate, but not isis. and we can't follow isis into syria because of russia. >> true. >> okay. now iran has always wanted iraq. i mean, they've always lusted for that country, correct? okay, so if we give up -- someone said to me, you know what, if iran is the biggest sponsor of terrorism in the world, the world's largest sponsor of terrorism and we give them iran $150 billion of american money, what does that make

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witnesses tell cnn suicide squads are poring into mosul from raqqah and neighboring syria. get a better understanding of what's at stake in mosul, the war going on right now. i'm joined by state department spokesman john kirby. john, thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you, -- wolf, thank you. >> mosul is the second-largest city in iraq. a million people are still there. it's been an isis stronghold for more than two years, it's a hard battle under way right now. everything you're hearing at the state department you're getting diplomatic reports, how is the military offensive going. >> they are making good progress on the ground in and around mosul, no question about that and we're seeing terrific coordination between the peshmerga forces and iraqi security forces so that is moving in the right direction, trend lines are going well, that said -- and i think you eluded to it a few seconds ago, this is going to be a tough fight. nobody is saying it's over by any stretch of the imagination. this has been a stronghold for isil now for two years, there is the whole battle

ill, secretary carter also said he wants to see an operation, to isolate isis fighters, and neighboring, syriaas well. the fight formosa ill, though, not without controversy. there are some 500 turkish troops in iraq, and turkish leaders say they'll participate in the liberation of mozul, connor powell, fox news. >> prison break-in haiti has police on the hunt for dozens of inmates. how investigators say they escaped. >>> and, grace kelly's childhood home in philadelphia is sold. the familiar owner now happy to call the property his. >> and what may be the sweetest site of the year. just around the corner. but rain supreme as halloween candy. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary

. >>> and in neighboring syria, isis suffered another turkish backed rebel troops captured dabiq. they promised in its propaganda the doomsday battle against nonbelievers would start in that small town. instead, isis troops put up minimal resistance before leaving. >>> back here at home, donald trump points the finger after a gop office in north carolina was fire bodily harmed. donald trump blamed hillary clinton and the democrats for flammable liquid was hurled at the window and a slur of nazi republicans was sprayed on a nearby building as well. >> when people try to stifle freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, you must come back with more speech and aggressively defend your rights. >> north carolina's governor said the fire bombing was clearly an attack on our democracy. hillary clinton also called it and donald trump is launching a new tirade of wild allegations insisting he's the victim of a conspiracy. hillary clinton maintains a slight lead in the latest poll. mike pence says the gop ticket will absolutely accept the results of the election, but trump continues to twee

witnesses telling cnn isis is sending suicide squads from raqqah and neighboring syria to mosul and riggingives, but there are also incredible scenes of joy. near mosul, families who were held captive by isis for years have been freed by iraqi forces and you see them there. they are weeping as they are reunited with their parents, with their loved ones. cnn international correspondent michael holmes near the front lines outside of mosul. hi, michael. >> reporter: hi, carol. yes, it was only a few days ago we were talking to a sunni tribal leader just west of mosul and he was saying how isis fighters' families, even leaders were leaving mosul and heading into syria across isis-held territory. what's happened in the last few days, according to sources inside of mosul, is there has been traffic back the other way. in this case, suicide squads. we are talking about hundreds of hardcore fighters who have been crossing from syria into mosul wearing we are told distinctive uniforms and wearing suicide belts as they come into town. now, these are obviously suicide squads. they are going to be posit

others flee to neighboring countries like syria, where the united nations or preparing to receive debt. >> the united nations says it is unable to carry out evacuations in aleppo. the u.n. said it had received the green light for the evacuations from syria of awesome fee is government, opposition groups and russia. a u.n. spokesperson gave no details as to the exact cause. the eu has condemned russia for its bombing of civilians in aleppo buffet resistance from italy to impose new sanctions against moscow. >> as the eu settlement is into its second phase, many european leaders struggle to find a resolution. >> we've had a very intense exchange of use today, especially regarding our relationship with russia. on the one hand, we want to have a good relationship with russia. on the other hand, we want to be clear about where we stand and recent development in syria. the italian prime minister led the opposition to block any attempt to extend sanctions on russia. some european countries that have economic ties with russia is suffering from previous economic sanctions due to the conflict in

annette: on to neighboring syria, where russia has announced it is going to have an eight hour humanitarian cease-fire that should begin on thursday. this coming as the e.u. warned that the syrian regime -- the moscow-backed assault on the regime could amount to a war crime. thursday's planned cause in the fighting needs to be much longer in order to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid. in the meantime, dozens of civilians, including 12 members of the same family, were killed in heavy bombardment. sectors of thern embattled city yesterday. staying in the region, yemen's warring parties have agreed to a three-day cease-fire, the truce coming through at wednesday, midnight. has more on the story. andrew: the calls for a cease-fire have finally been heard in yemen. on sunday, the u.s. and the u.k. asked who see rebels loyal to president to stop fighting. they agreed to lay down their weapons just before midnight on wednesday. it is said to last 72 hours but could be renewed. ,audi arabia, a staunch ally wants to give diplomacy a chance. >> it is not stagnant. we hope this matter can be reso

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troops have made considerable progress to isolate isis fighters in neighboring iraq, syria as well. >> the fight for mosul though is not without controversy. there are some 500 turkish troops in iraq and turkish leaders say they will participate in the liberation of mosul a move both american and iraqi leaders are against. in jerusalem, connor powell, fox news. >>> an army reservist is fighting back after a heart devin. he owes tens of thousands in medical ibm but he's not getting any help. coming up why the army says they're not responsible for those bills. >>> i'm timing this rain for your morning drive and we'll show who you gets best ch kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's n water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kel

into mosul, secretary carter also said he want to see in operation isolate isis fighter and neighboring rakk syria as well. the fight for mosul though not without controversy there are some 500 turkish troops in iraq in and turkish leaders say they will participate in liberation of mosul. move both americans and iraqi leaders are against. in jerusalem conor powell fox news. all new at 6:00 police need your help search foeing bank robber here man officers now are looking for. you see him they asked him not approach him. he considered armed and dangerous. fire force four people from their home brockton. flames tour through back of the house on early this morning. mayo said three people were inside barely made it out. one had to climb out of window. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation. and investigator are now trying to figure out what started the fire. >> aeve open crisis has stepping care for grandchildren. return e attorney now giving system. town hall will be held tuesday night at 6:00 middle sex community college in lowell. meet also give grandparents and other relatives caring for

syria's neighbor, jordan, has been overwhelmed with nearly 1.5 million refugees in the camps and in the cities. any who can, make their way here, to the capital. the long road to the u.s. begins. everyday, thousands of syrian refugees line up here in amman, jordan, to register with the u.n. every single refugee is interviewed in detail multiple times by the u.n. for their vital statistics-- where they came from, who they know. their irises are scanned to establish their identity. and then, they wait for the chance the u.n. might refer them to the united states. less than 1% will get that an for that 1%, the next step is this state department resettlement center in amman for a background check led by specially-trained department of homeland security interrogators. like all syrian refugees being vetted, this family was questioned at least three times by interviewers looking for gaps or inconsistencies in their stories. all that information is then run though u.s. security databases to be a refugee in jordan is to be patient. the u.s. security check goes on an average of 18-24 months. ( sp